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THE SCJRANTON T1UBUNE-MONDAY. NOVEMBER .7. 1S98
THIRTEENTH'S MEN
IN GOOD CONDITION
HEALTHIEST AND HEAHTIEST
BEQIMENT IN CAMP.
At Inspection on Saturday Major
Keller Made n Closo Scrutiny of the
Tents and round, Much to His Sat
isfaction, That the Men Aro Tak
ing Excellent Caio of Their Quar
ters Colonel Coursen's Thoughtful
Act Sorgeant Chcstor D. Smith Is
Seriously 111,
Bpoclal to The Scr.inton Tribune.
Catni George 0. Meade, Nov. C
Iilttlo of Importance took plni-e In tlio
Thirteenth yesterday. At 0 o'clock u.
m. tlio different cotiipnnlrs fell in for
Inspection by the company command
ers, and everything presented n very
crodltublo appearance. The men looked
tliclr best, and their nrms and equip
ments were In first-class condition. Im
mediately after, Sur-joon Major Keller
went from street to street and care
fully scrutinized tlio tents, mnl espe
cially under the bunks. After having
Jiinde Ills tour of Inspection lie Informtd
The Tribune coi respondent that lie was
entirely satisllcd with the conditions of
tlio camp. The men iik netlvo and
healthy, the Interior of the tents order
ly und clean in every paitlcular, and
the kitchens models of tidlnetw. TlntU
lie and tlio company lomtnandnri were
more than pleased. As n matter of
fact, owing to the methods used and
to the constant viuMIancu of those In
iiuthority, the boys have become so
trained that they take no small amount
of pride In their personal appearance,
und in the cleaiillnessi of their iuavters,
the kitchens, the sinks and the ."fleet-
As a result, the Thirteenth's, us a rule
is a model camp.
Thoro Is no doubt that good efforts
follow both directly and Indirectly
from this pystein of constant espion
age. The health of the men Is the best
proof, and though seveiul may report
nt tho hospital in the morning at sick
will, nothing is thought of this, as the
patients nro in most cases suffering
from tho lightest colds, or some Mich
slight maladies, and can attend to the
regular routine of military duty.
hi:althikst tiioops ix Tin:
stati:.
Only two beds nro now occupied In
the regimental hospital, and even those
cases ate not seilous. Tho general
health of tho regiment is now excellent.
The sick men haw nearly all returned
and the members of the Thirteenth tuv
7iow perhaps tho healthiest and the
hardiest body of troops at Camp Meade.
One serious case has developed with
in the past few days that of Sergeant
Chester 1). Smith, of Company 1!. who
is suffering from an attack of pneu
monia. About two weeks ngo Heigeanl
Snith wnsi home on f in lough, and when
leaving canip he was not in the very
best condition, physically, lie returned
little improved, but, novel tlieleix, it
ported for duty at once. He had one
tour of guard and soon afterwards was
taken sick. It was then found, on ex
fiinlnatloii, that he had pneumonia. The
ms-u was quickly attended to, and
everything possible is now being done
lor the patient.
Major Keller stated this' mornlm; that
whilt- pneumonia Is usually considered
o d'sease of which one ian not be too
'Mieful or too confident. Sergeant
Smith' c.iho has not developed nny
leatutes which should cause any serl-
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l'VVAWVV
Come
To
Wilkes-Barre
Or send f r that 1 1 i-s of line merchan
dise! which you would ordinarily wiite,
or travel to Now York for. If 1.011 want
the M.iplo every-duy sorts ol l)i Cood
we have them and at right piici lint
wo aro essentially an ilusfw limine
dealing In ultra. fnslilomibk wearable:-,
mid the&o too at the reasonable pi lies al
ways reigning lure.
It's KIGHTKKN MILKS to WI1I..B.
Knrr It's nearly TWO JUTXDiti;) to
Now York. There's u vast 1 conon.v ot
Time, Mileage, and CONVJIN'llJ.Wi; In
that difference, and a llrst visit will mir
piiso you. Wo know homo metropolitan
t-tnres that do not surpass us in e.ti nt of
3'IXU DISPLAY and nciie. in tile matter
of QUALITY FOR I'ltlCK.
A convenient number ot fast passenger
trains on both tlio 1). & II. It. It. und c.
It. It. of X. J., all Teaching this City dur
ing our business houis S to i. o"elocl;,
Saturdays till 10 thus affording uu c.
1 optional shopping lacllliies.
You might live in AYIIkes-iJarro as far
as cost of receiving purchaser Is cun
corned, for wo deliver at our doe 1 via
I'xpicfs-wllhout any c xtrn charge: and 'f
lor any reasons, you wish to return pur
chases, this too, at our expense, is tlieru
nny fairer method of storo keeping.'
Surprising? Yes, but we arc keeping
More In Wllkcb-Ilarie. to glvo uii jiwt
ns gcod servlco as our home tilonds re.
ceive.
Visit us, or try us by mall.
An Item that saves you tho trouble of
dress makug.
JtUADY to wear gowns tlint nntlelpato
jour appreciation. That nro yours ns
soon as you seo them. Made from tl.o
newest Fall and Winter materials. Haiil
ly a. color or shade uniepieseuted. Tho
blues, browrs, giocns, i..lrt ,ln,i ,jj0 al
ways tasteful blacks, i:erylhlng that's
tho nowest for the season. Fasti
lonablo nnd faultlessly fitting. Tho lung,
tho medium or tho short coat. Tight fil
ling effects nnd a wealth of puekvts ot
last. Costumes lor ewry sou of wear. Ml
iniulo In tlio best ninnner by tho best men
tailors. Tho simple and tlio elaborate.
Thoso that cost little, mid thoso Hint
tost much, but none that cost mure Hum
they aro worth. They give you that fit.
stylo and cmIu-Iwihsh. wlm.li is Uio
product of tho skill of tullors of nblhti.
In addition wo guarantee that tho gar
ment must bo satisfactory to you. You
avoid the ilsk nlways Incurred when oii
buy materials und glvo them out to be
nmdo up.
AS TO VVUH. wo show emllers vnrle.
ties of cxcluslvo stllsh things in .Neck
1'leces, Collarettes, Cravut. Sturrs. IIoih.
Vlsltes Wraps, Capos, and Kur lined Kar.
monts. In short, an nlisoiblngly lnteiet.
Ing nnd tomploto assortment of all kluUs
of Furs, inmlo up Into the handsomest,
richest, most fashlonablo things to weur.
ISAAC LONG,
"!) nml 7- I'ubllo tjijuars,
WlUCtiJ-UAIlltK. ('A.
tSxzzp
ous npprehent'lon. There Is llttlo doubt
entertained us to a recovery in this
case, at the present writing,
STAltS AND STItlPKS NOW ALOFT.
The regimental hospital lias received
by way of n government issue, an
adornment which it should have had
long ngo the stars and stripes. For
romo time, n line, straight pole, with
ropes nnd pulley, has been erected, but
this was matked only by tho red cros
on a Held of white. Many times thusi
In chaige of the hospital us well as the
hoys of the regiment wished to see Hi
national colors Hying there, but have
had to wait till now. The Hag hag
been lnlsed and looks wry pretty. He
ticath it the red choss Is still visible.
This morning Colonel Conrseii vis
ited the hospital nnl concluded that it
would bo 111010 comfortable if there
weio n. stovo In tht sick ward. In or
der to supply the deficiency the colonel
ordered his own stove to bo taken ut
oiioo from his quartern to the lios
pltal, nn act. of kindness which Is ap
preciated very much lure.
An Issiio of new caps wns received
this inornlirr nnd the boys have, for the
moment, discarded the weather-beaten
old campaign hfits.
Colonel Courseti left for holm; today
to pay ,1 visit to his wife, who is still
sick.
CnpUMii S. S. I.icrmnn, of A, who is
now nt his homo In Scrnnton nnd re
covering from (i serious Illness, hns
In en granted n further extension of
thlity days of his have of absence.
Lieutenant Colonel sttlhwll. of the
Thilteelith; .Ala.l ir . V. Uetts. of the
Tenth Ohio, and .Mijor Allan 1!. Wal
lace, of the Finn Mi New Jersey, have
been silling ull week cm a boaid to de
termine the compensation due 10 the
own -v of the hind on vhl"li the troop.i
lie located, and cts'o to assess w hat
en er Incidental daniag' s may have re
sulted to piiipity or to growing crops.
Captain Itobllng. or C. is o"lcer of
the day. Lieutenant I'.oberts, of II,
iMinnmml'-r of the guuid: Corporal
Hariy JJend-r, of F, acting aergeaiM of
th' ginrd; l.dw.ird Fi-cnr. of 1 : Tied
Iiellershelm, of 11, and Wlllatd I.ntli
ro;i, of A, cnrprral-.
1'rlvatu Joseph l.eouaid, of 1), It ft
for his home In Scran tun last night on
a live day furlough.
Corporal AVIllluin 11. Dennis, of C,
returned to eump hist night after an
absence of thlity dnjs on sick fur
lough. Mrs. David J. DaIs, accompanied by
her infant son. Is in cninp visiting her
husband, Acting Regimental Adjutant
Davis.
Cotpora Holly J. Clancy, ot H, wns
lost night d ranted a. flit lough for flo
days, which Mine he will spend with
his family. In the North Ihid.
Compnnv II has u basket ball team
and Company I) n foot ball team. These
aie legulaily organised and ate anx
ious to meet any or all camels.
Sergeant . lureitce Seward and Cor
poral William V. Jennings, of i, loft
for their homes in Scrnnton yester
day afternoon on a short fin lough.
A stray, ovnl foot ball Horn I) Com
pany's street made the rounds of camp
at noon today just as the boyn weie
lining up for mess. It was kicked ttoiii
D to A nnd then found Its wav to C.
The teni'datlon was too great, and
those who had not yet gotten their
meals dropped kniws, folks, spoons,
tin cups and incut pans 011 the ground
nnd made a dive for the hall. Some of
those who wen- passing along to their
tents with their en s and plates tilled
had a imuow cm ape. and themselves
and the dinners mine dangerously near
being spilled.
Two foot ball teams, retireselltltlg
Company D, of the Thirteenth, nnd
the Klghlh. met yesterday ufteiuonii
and hud a lively sulniniage for super
iorlt.v. The. plaved one half. n cord
ing to the iiifercolleglute rules. The
m ore stood r. to 0 in favor of the
Eighth's team, which is not such a
had showing, considering the fact that
the Thirteenth's team, of wh.eh Cor
poral Hippie, of 1), is the captain, was
organized onlv one hour before the
game. The teams will meet again.
Seigeunt Clarence l.ntlnop and Pri
vate Chalks Sehlager. of c, leaw for
their homes in .Scrnnton today 011 Hve
day furloughs.
Fiivate David Watklns. of 11. is sick
in quarters. Quniti-rmmuer Sergeant
05. C. Hurts, of the same runipany,
who Is home 011 fuilouuh, Is iiKn re
polled slik. An extension will prob-j
ably In' granted.
'I lie following sign Is nailed mi the
kitchen shunty of T) Company: "Hoard
by day. week or month, Payment In
advance. 011 account of luml Mmea.
Swan. Mack and Wlilpnle, props."
Prospective boarders are Tew and far
between. Hnclmrd J. llourke.
GENERAL YOUNG OBJECTS.
Wants His Command to Go DI:
set to
the West Indies.
He Associated Puss
Camp M cade', Miildlefown, li Nov.
C The Thhd battalion of the First
r glment staited this afternoon tor
Wilmington, Del., to be mustou'd out
ut the expiration of a thlrlv-dav fur
lough. The Flint and Second battal
ions were sent awuy from here a month
ngo. and the Third retained to till tho
state's quota in tin- volunteer service.
The generul movement of the Second
coips will begin Wednesday with a
shlpr-eni to Atlanta, (la., of the Thlr-ty-ilfth
Mlihlgan. The Two llundrtd
and First Ww Yoik will leave Fri
day for SpartnnsburK. S. c. nnd th,.
Third Connecticut 011 Thursday f.r '
SummorvIlK. N. C The four IVnniui
vnnta roslmeniH will hardly sot away
before tlio luttur tan of the ninntli.
Oik of thum will probnbly bo retained
licio to guai (1 the Koverninont jnop
ortv. Oenornl Youiift Is oppoFed to sliljiplnB
tho Serand eerjs r.ontli and from there
to I'nba. IK- went to Washington thin
nftornoon to nsl: Hcrrotury Alger t.
rotuln hid foinmand hero until ho la
ready for them In t'-e West Indies.
A hospital train In ehnrse of oillrers
of the National Helltf inujnolatlou tools
to Philadelphia this ovenlntf seventy
fiek poldlers. C'olor.el fh.irles It. Clreeii
luif. assistant Hurgfun tjeiiernl of tho
nimy. mndo n lour of Inspection to
day on the Hanliary nnnnirements ,,r
the amp. Ho h mueh pleaded with
what lie miv and runsrntulatcil Chief
SurBoon Ulrard on the splendid health
of tho command. A re rultln;; ofllee
will bo opined In Hnrrlsbunr to re
cruit the reserve nmbulanee corpit up
to five bundled before the movement to
Cuba beithr.. 1'ifty men from the
Sixth l'ennsylvnnlti reBlment who weie
transreried to the hoirdtal eorps hi
lute the realnient fft elved orders to
nnihter out. v.ert- rfllesed this eenliur
and will in. ent to the home stations
of their (oiiipiuili-s to be imiM 'ivd out.
A detail from the I'ourteunth Penn
sjlvanln regiment has none to Sum
niervllle, mid n company from the rifth
to Alliens, lla.. to ptepare the camps
of tho brigades to whleh these legi
ments mo attHehe. Tho troops were
Biipplled with ballots aril return sheets
and will hold an eUetlon on tho Hold
on Tuesday the name as thoos at Camp
Meade.
SCRANTON NURSES
IN ARMY HOSPITALS
DID EXCELLENT SEKVICE
THE QOVEIINMENT.
roit
Miss Bertha M, Reese Was Superin
tendent of Nurses In tho Hospital
at Fort Thomas, Ky., and Miss An
nie Stewart Wns lu Charge of Sec
tion No. 2 of tho Sternberg Tiold
Hospital at Chlclcamnuga Park.
Their Experiences in the Hospitals
Described by Them.
If Micro Is any branch of the nrmv
ami navy service in which a Scrun
tonlnn Is not now or has not been
dining the latu campaign, it Is not
uppuient nt piesent. Articles have
been Minted In The Tilbuno concern
ing neatly till of, at least, tho most
Important branches of both wings of
tho service In which a representative
fiont the Klectlie City has 01 Is doing
credit to the city und to himself or
heisulf.
There nre, hem nt home resting, af
ter their fatiguing labois, two young
women who were connected with the
nuise depnilinent of the uovernmont's
medical sen let. They nic tho Misses
Hertha M. Heese und Anna Stewart.
Miss Heete Is n daughter of Mr. and
Mrs S. M. Heese, of 15 Noith Hyde
t'atk avenue. Miss Stewail Is a
Wilkes-liarreun, but for several years
has resided here, and Is at present
the guest of Miss Christine Jthuff, of
the Scrnnton Private hospital.
.Miss Heese held the lesponulblo posi
tion of su'vtintoliduil of nurses, and
of the suiglcal ward nt the government
hospital at Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
Mlis Stewart had diaige of section
No. 2 of the Sternberg field ho.spltul
at Chlckaiuauga Park, where tho Sec
ond army corps was located.
AMIAIU.H AND COMP12TKXT.
Hoth nre amiable young ladles, thor
oughly competent, and du.'ply Inter
ested in the woik. Though not actual
ly still in senite, both expeit and hope
to be sent to hospitals In the South
or elsewhere again In the Immediate
future.
Miss lleese Is n giaduate of Hellevuo
hospital, Xew York city, has been n3
Plst.int superintendent of the Hackus
hospital at Norwich, Conn., and sup
erintendent of nurses at thu Fitch Ac
cident hospital, at Uuffulo. She had
charge of the surgical woik of tho
fauviiiH Dr. Hoswell P.irke, of Huffalo,
who Is ranked as one of the ten great
est surgeons practicing lu this coun
try. It was while at lUnTalo that Miss
Heese was surprised by leeching a.
telegram fiom Dr. Anna Mi Ceo ask
ing If she could it pent for duty at
one at Fort Thomas. Ky.
It seems that Miss Heese's ability
wus known to this noted lady phy
sician, nnd nfter approval bv Dr.
Pcrke. Mlsc Heese left for Fort Thom
as on Aug. I last. Theic she remained
until Xov. I. Thin hospital was. It
will be rememben d, opined by the
government at the bin racks when the
n inonl of the nick regulars fnun Mon
tnuk Point begun, the latter part of
I July. Surgeon .Major Hall, of tho teg
j uh-.is, wns in charge. Five sections,
j with one i-uiidred patients to the sre
I tlon. weie opened 111 the barracks. Thu
I imiM 1 oininciii'v pi oof of this hospit
1 nl's t-lllclent management and work
was Indicated by the comments of the
li.wstigatlng c'l'inmlsrlon, who visited
It 'lltui'Kdn. Thev pronnuni cd It per
i''"t and a model for nil army hos-
idl.l'.S.
lU'NDHHD AND FIFTY XTHSKS.
Miss Heese had soventy-llw male
nnd sevcntv-llw female nurses under
hei. Afti r .1 complete organization sho
oiieiied 11 diet kitchen, which was vis
ited by 1 inny prominent physicians und
surgeons of Cincinnati. Ohio, which Is
just neross the Ohio rlwr fiom Fort
Thomas. The hospital caied for from
four to five hundred patients ail the
time. Niur by were quartered the
Sixth Fulled Slates Infantry and the
Klghlh Volunteer Immune infantry
(coloied). Patients Were rei'led fi j j
lKtiliy eeiy eainp in the i ountry east
f the Mississippi uud from every I
branch of the sc rvk. !
Concerning the elllcleney of female I
niitsu nnd tin Ir lulnption to the work, I
Miss Heuse upim s Mint it Is light under j
1 ei tain circumstances und Mint It otighl '
to be 111 leguliited that trained nurses I
should at nil times be considered. She I
sums ut) her work by easing that thu I
government and the people theienbouts I
. oikeil in 1 onstuut cn-opouitioti to-1
wards making the hospital what It '
should be. I .wry coin eh able detail j
was thubirht of end met almost Imme-
dlately. She elnl not Und the govern- !
incut ofUci-.U nicking In nny instant e, I
and the ilth-eni vied s.ltii the gov-e'-nment
u-i I euch other lu their ef-
joris 10 ;,rt.o;e i.'i;. i.'itng and every
tlins. She pass a grenf tiihutf to Surgeon
Major hall's slull and management,
ami to the assist, in e of the Ann and
N'uvy league, l-ajt liters "f Ameilcan
UoMdatlon. and oIoiiIhI Dr.mes. of
I'iaeli.nati. 'lt:e lo.inir society provid
ed a fund f Jl'.litu alone for emerg
ency use. They sent in oiiD month .'7S
worth of ices cream. iie hundred and
fifty pounds of chicken were used In
" ""' ' 'liamptit.ne ami Appolllnurls
water was sent by the government for
eetsmn 1 iitt"i. Tlieye are but hinall
lnstaiu'LS or the nbrndaneo nnd uual-
11 y of thui'is lemly for eery use.
Miss Keiie nil enriiptund by the
1 iiinei In wliieli the p op!" there nobly
Poisoned Biooc!
Dloasroopfclo Etching Spread All
Ovor Hla Dody-Sloop Disturbed -t
Hoot)'3 Sr.rsa'jarllla Drovo Out
tho Poison and Cured.
"I havo been poikoned eviry summer
lor years Jr.it summer the poison eamo
out on mo womo than eiw before. I
would frequently be cv.al.etied durlnstho
nlsht by thu lti-uim,. 1 would hcratch
myself, but Insleml of bclnc relieved tho
troublo spread to dKfermt pnrtaof my
body. 1 tried various remedies which
lxoplo recommended to me, but tiono ot
them ever l.tliwd m?. I mado uj my
iiiind tho pol'on eoul-j not bo cured un-
til mj blood wan pure nnd then I decided
to take Hood's yanapanita. Whllu talc
JiiB the llrst bottlo I felt relieved from tho
itcliln-j. lUeytcn talt-iiK tho inerticluo
and it Ins entirely eurtd mo. J am now
on inv tourth Fioitle and I can sleen
ppundlvat nlsht." William Han. 312G
WeEtmont htrett, 1'lilladelphla, l'n.
E3ood's SaroapaEilEa
Is tho fiest-ln fact tlio Oim True Illood Purifier.
All ilrutyrtsta. Slj8lror$3. Oct only llood'g.
Hnnrl'c; Plllr- cure ,lvcr '"! easy to
110011 S l,,StaUe,e3Sytooperate.SJo.
fccondcd the efforts of n liberal gov
ernment and wondeis how Micro could
ho Instances of nei'lect in other hos
pitals as Irt reported there was, The
leading popcis of ClnclnniUl spoke
highly of Miss Hcecc's work and of
fered their services to her It she want
ed to ask for anything from the public.
Hut, she quaintly remarked, "I had
hut to think and my thoughts were
answered. "
She addressed n nipctlng of the Army
nnd Navy league while there und the
Commercial Advertiser, of Clm nnatl,
gave her cdltoihil mention. She hud
0110 Scinnton boy there. Ills nunie wus
Kdwards. lie was raised by Mull
Carrier John II. Phillips, and left hero
for Georgia sewnil yours ago, Thcie
he Joined a regiment when the war
broke nut. Her summary of the whole
thing was that the people nobly sup
ported the government, the govern
ment nobly met Its obligations, nnd the
so'dlcr lnds benefited. Miss Heese ex
pects soon to be sent South, to organ
ize field hospitals In the winter camps.
MISS STHWAHT'S WOHK.
Miss Stewart graduated from the
Sciantnn Private hospital here in June,
1S3T, and has been continually lu pruc
tlco ever sine". That her services
were ap)irec.lat"d Is evidenced by the
lact that the government has asked
her to hold herseir lu leadlness to
again 1 nter thu service.
Miss Stewatt llrst made application
to Dr. Anna MeCieo. of Washington, D,
C, when Dr. McCee was given chnig-;
of the woik of forming tho nurse corps
for work In the aimy enmns. The 10
ply was unfavorable at Hist nnd Miss
Stowait was rather Inclined to aban
don the Idea of becoming an nrn.y
nurse, when she received word at hrr
home In Wilkes-Ham to file an appli
cation with Mm William Mi ('annoy,
of Philadelphia. This she proiiin'iy did
and on Aug. :2 lat was nrdci J to 10
poit at Chlckaiuauga Park. Tcniussiw,
for duty.
Artivlng thcie, Miss Stewart 'las as
signed to Steinberg hospital, so called
In honor of Siiigeon General Sternberg.
Ths hn?:iiuil way In charge of Colonel
Kmmeti Glllln. It was capable of
bundling CO'J patients ut one time. It
wns formed of ten sei tlons of ten tents
and ten !l each and seven fr.i.ne
pavilions. Hack tent would hold four
patients and each pavilion tweal,.
Hach nurse had two tents and four
patients in a tent, or ten patient!. If
In the pavilion. For each section or
oich pavilion there wns a nurse In
chaige who made lequlsitloii on the
medicinal del nrtmciit nnd she In turn
lllh'd requisitions from tho nurses in
her section or pavilion.
LIFi: WAS lNTRlSHSTING.
Mss Stewart s-uys that during her
time there everything wan done with
perfect system. Kvi ry care and atten
tion wns given the patients and Micro
wus no lad: of medicine, food or dain
ties. During the first month wio pa
tients weie cared for in this hospital
und sixty-seven deaths were rccotded,
only two of which were from her sec
tion (No. L'). She was on night duty for
M'venteeii nights and then was given
day assignment. The hours were Horn
7 n. m. to 7 p. in. and an hour mf.
The life was exceedingly inteiestlng
und novel. The hospital was located
lu 1111 Ideal spot. The water they used
was brought from Cold Springs, sewn
miles nway. and wu perfectly pure.
Their first water supply wus Hyglca
Mineral Water. 1 ontracted foi In New
York elty. After three weeks' trial it
was condemned. Concerning the f, mo
bility of having women nurses in eump.
Miss Stewnrt said that she considered
It all light in 11 dhMon hospllul, but
not in n lerln.cntnl.
Theie weie several lied Clous nurses
theie, known by 11 finall button with
11 red cross upon It. These muses were
sent from Hid Cross mi letle.i nil over
the country. The regular Ked Cioss
nurse Is distinguished b" th" noss,
which U woi 11 on the slei ve, near the
shoulder on the right aim. The urmy
nuiti' wore 11 circlet of white broad
cloth with a lei crotis 011 it ami pUced
11 ruti ml the sleow of Mm left arm iii-nr
the elbow.
The gowrnment nurses were con
trol ted lor slmilui to the volunteer
physicians. When Miss Stewart's con.
trui l expired on Oct. in. .die was glwn
11 ten da' fuilout;h uivl the annull
1111 nt of la r contract was irlvcn inn
ilitlnn.ill). vlss., tiiat she hold herself in
readiness to lie sent to Porto Hleo. She
expei ts to in. called upon and Is will
ing irnl anxious. She wus personally
ooivplinn nt' .1 while nt St-rnbeig hos
pital by Colonel Glllln, who was then
major, und who regularly visited the
hospital.
mm
on
:.; Kttlo c'T-ti'-ntbT old q!l h.-nl lz"mn.
7ol.J. la'.l U.i.li ef r .lnhpi, bit blio l.e -jjittla?;
-ir?. I 1 to uuplicrl." ii! 1 1 ,
r. . I toi'rv'.aliT.h.ilti jurli r o i tli" t-l.!".
I ejill rot hill her, rim wnutd 1. 1 ': c'i'l
c. ream, ,i.nl, i.l.o.i sho coul I, !w vi.ulil tc.-.r
her fjeo tl'id K.":n rlr.'"t to piece-. Trur
Imxaiof rtijei '.('il.iti'iint),twi' ial;cs ol
Ci-.iii ai .; iai', i-iii ciTitu nv I;.ovI:T
r-iril her, anil ,io tru nrr t It.
l'cb.TOJ. .MH.H.A.rONH.vi',Ml)0n,y.lI.
Ppiinrd-ncliirtTHixT Wrrmhititwl h I'iti
ri' -tnv,,.rl,iinr, n,ti.n;w IM tti atiiuttntDI),
I; til 1H.1.1 4j.i j vj! I !T(LU4 l'.KJI(l TKM
4'oilitiiiihtiitti wtM. I'lirr.R ur iwnf'nr'i
CuLt',r7oi,Uvt)tou it jvt ) Lixr J. 'ItlU 11 m.u. IT9
m
$!'.. .v. .v
Flyer Davidow,
THE CD-APEST SHOE STCR
307 Lackawanna Ave.
SHOES FAOM 00s TO $4,00
pn r-i n
Y X? 7.J.- U
i Vsift:T
a vii.'vf
W M
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Is2.kdi2
A Sfa fllf i
DreSS QoodS t money-saving arguments, that it will at
once appeal to the economical instincts of
every buyer ot JJress Goods in the com
munity. At 25c the Yard
All Wool Checks and Plaids, 38 to 44 inches wide,
in the newest colorings. Easily worth 50c yard.
At 50c the Yard
40 to 45-inch Novelty and Plain Goods, an immense
variety and rare value at 75c yard.
At 75c the Yard
Silk and Wool Novelties in the newest effects in good
wearing quality and elegant designs, all worth from
$1.25 to $1.50 yard.
A Silk Sale! We have rcntly closed a purchase
X ol several hundred vards ol Pancy Silks
t in llumercms styles patterns and colors,
at less than cost oF manufacture. We will dispose of this lot
in the quietest possible manner
At Sevent3'Fve Cents a Yard.
They are worth from $1.00 to $1.25 a yard-.-nobby and
exclusive checks and blocks for waists, skirts and linings.
Sale opens this Monday morning at cS.30.
2S
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127 and
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Coinpnro irir tjarnif nii with others
1 ooU al tin woil.munbii) nnd Ut
Whi-ii von have done thls von will real
iz" that oui low pilc! are 1!K.IjLY
low.
. J. UrtYfO, Arc id- .iulllia.'.
1KB Illlili Nil
flFscftAsr3:i
Special Attention (liven '. 1! i'..
lies, nu.l Personal Account!.
Liberal Aconiuni .l itl.n i;
tciule.l Acconlin,; to UnUiiuji nn.l
Responsibility.
Ul'or Cent. Intet-Jit AUowjJ on
Intercut Uepojit3.
Capital,
Surplfli,
Undivided ProHts,
J200.00)
300,003
79,003
W.U. COXXKLL. rrc4'Jc:it.
HKMtY BKIilX, .)!., Vice lrcs.
W1LL1AJL II. VV.V&. t'aiSUBP
The vault of till h.m'c ii pro.
tecteil by llolni-'a' l'.lectrii 1'ro.
tectivo ftysteni.
THE COUMTY
Savings Bank
and TrasI Go.
423Uck3W3nu Ayi.SsrailJLPa.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus 53,000.00
I'J3 Illl.TvMtH 11 I ll 1 ; .lj,'Xltl.
Acii ui I rust.':, AJml iliri: ir, 111 irJUa
I.. A. U'AT'lii. I vilJ.-nt
l. .. IO INS )J, u- TJillint.
A. II. CiMISIV. Cj:iI.T.
DIKUCTOIt..
Wm P. I lain tea J, llvcre'.t Warrs i
August Publnun, It, l. Kl ibury,
Julio I'. Kelley. o. i.-. Jalniua.
U A. Watrci.
siiUi.il l'. J
M ?5l I 17 Vil i' I
CiT Wl&VtfU $
WQB V W
Washington Avenue
So far reach ino-.
t&z
129 Wash nig ton
Garnets end
)
j?0
Wt invite jiii inspection of our snpeib stocl; of C.irpcts and Dra
psrics, belicvinj; it to l; tin l.irgj-st jnv.i nnst carefully selected in
Northeastern Peiinsylwini.-i, and at lowest piiccb.
Wilton
Axminstcr
Velvet
Brussels
Ingrain
CARP2TS
Window Shades,
Furniture Coven 21 gs, WaS3 Papers
Everything to be found in a first-class Uphol
stery Stock.
WILLIAMS & HcANULTY,
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
EfAlAiAMMA
Mi WB ft mm
PlHl NilE
ens
Hill limber cut to order on .sliurt notice, llarilwood Mine Kails
eawtil to uniform IchjUIm constnntly on liaiul. Peeled 15r-inloclt
Prop 'I'imher promptly 1 iimtalicJ.
.1IILI.S At Cro44 I'ork. hotter Co.. on th UtifTalo and Siisqne.
hmuia Kailroad. At .Mln a, l'otter County, '.'u., on Couderjport, and
fort Aiiea.iny itiuiro.ut. i.sipacity
(iiisiiKAl oil-1 1. i-i -Huaru ot
TcSephone No. 1014.
i.
01D POINT COMFORT
Is the most jittr.ictive short nip
j.t this season of
the i ear.
Express Steamships
of ths
m ill! LEIE
Perform Daily S:ivlce.
Through tickets returning
froai Washingto.x by
latl or water. .
I'm full liiiormatluu apply lu
W. L. PRYOR,
l.cliluli Valley K'ullroaJ,
309 Lack. Ave, SCKANION, PA.
WASIIHCTON
i Li v.
'y
so convincing in its
wra k
Avenue.
lraoiie
Renaissance 1
Irish Point
Brussels
LACE
CURTAINS
Tambour j
Dresden J
Rugs,
12D WYOMING AVENUE
I HMQC
LUEfcSUL
MaNUF-CTUHIBJ OF
HM IB
- frt'u.uuij reet per nny.
)f Trade iluildhii;, Scrnnton, Pa.
Steam and
Hot Water
HEATING
Gas, Electric
And Combination
FIXTURES
Electric
Light . , .
WIRINGS
Charles B. Scott,
1 19 Franklin Ave.
Just Received ;it
& GILLETTE BROS. t
sij Waslilnjlon Acnu:,
A JOB LOT OR
LADIES' AND MEN'S SHOES
that will be sold cheap.
A lull line of Watches, Jewel
ery, Musical Instalments
rv ami .sporting tioods
N always on hand
itv xl?p
B
mm her
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