THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TCESD AY, NOVEMBER 8. 18l)S.
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JONAS LONG'S SONS.
Election
and
Prediction
Todav wages the battle of
ballots." Tonight, the crisis;
tomorrow the recovery. Ev
ery aay is elec
tion here for
we elect to
please. You
mav live in
?9 A v o c a or
l' it :.. riU.Mi
- muusiL.i-Miiuii
or Jermyn
our delivery
wagons reach all those points
and a hundred others, We
save you money on what you
buyand deliver free. We
predict the biggest fall busi
ness, ever known to Scranton;
store and stock is ready for it.
None other to equal it for a
hundred miles around. Come.
See.
Men's Overcoats
and Why They're
Here.
A small army
of men have
said to us
"Why don't
you keep clothing for usf We
thanked them lor the suggestion
and the overcoats are here. After
manufacturers had supplied the or
dinary wants of others we stepped
in and took their reserve stock at a
third its value thus coats are
here at
$3.39 and up
nnd this one tor a leader
Blue, Mack or brown Covert: Oxford
mixed or west of IitiRland Kersey; maR
nlficently tailored and worth en no
$20. Just now they're . . . py-'o
Two items in Un- Oneita
derwear for Women style com
at 39 Cents. Jt
ecru and silver grey; the ideal gar
ment for warmth and comfort; all
sizes and worth 50c. That's one.
The other is natural wool Vests and
Pants, in all sizes, that you'd shop
around to buy at less than 09c.
This week they're oc here.
$7.50 Taffeta Bring your dress
Silk Waists at !"aker h,ere; '
niT, &a ac her see thequal-
Only $4.45. ity of siIk' jn
these waists, the dash of style they
have, and ask her what she II dupli
cate them for. Dollars to buttons
she'll say $7. so or $8. Fancy
nlaids and stripes, and a few in
.Ao'id iolors. $4.4-is -their
moving
price.
Half Price for
New Things in
Laces and Em
broideries.
The laces are
tine Creme and
White Oriental,
Chantilly, Ap
plique and fancy
cotton, woith up to 25c a yard
Then there are lilty new patterns
ol Embroideries. 5 to 9 inches wide,
worth up to ssc vard. Take them
at
12JC the yard.
and consider yourself fortunate in
getting such a bargain Just now.
Muslin Gowns at
29c. Corset Cov
ers at 18c.
The Gowns
were 4)c be
fore the price
axe struck
them:
trimmed,
lull, wide
skirts. The
Covers
wci e cqc '
-and A
most lien- "".
pic
thought
them
cheap.
High ami
V necks
very
ptetty.
Outing Flannel
wo essentials
Skirt Patterns
at 29 Cents.
are their's
warmth and style
and they're
dressy, too. Come in a great vaii
ety of patterns, fleeced on both
sides. They were cheap when we
got iOc for them.
Little Things at Basting Cotton;
Little Prices. l)0,1,'1 ev.er ,lj
without it alter
this sale. Sold jooo spools yester
day at a
half cent a spool
and there's ;ooo more spools lor
oday, along with these
Nirkcl-t'UteJ Safetv Pins, u lor 4c
j Jo?. Swell Hooks ami Eves, ic.
4 spools Ucldins's buttonhole Twist, .
Genuine Muttermilk Soap, per cake, .
Cjcnuliit Cutlcur.t Mup. ptrcike, 17c.
Dags for Shopping
and Chatelaine Bags.
Leather
Shop-
PII1C
Bags that you'd ordinal ily p.tv a
quarter for are yours this week' at
i5 cents cncli
and handsome Chatelaine Bags with
outside pocket, button clasp and
nickle frames that were ;oc. will
go a-llying at
2 1 cents each.
They're both samples ol the many
bargains wc'ie offeringincluding
some extraordinary ones in Piuses,
Pocketbooks and Calling Cases.
JONAS LONG'S SONS
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ITlic CatbonJnlo correspondence of Tho
Tribune Iuib been placed In the rmmli nf
Mr. J. M, Korbcs. All complaints uk In Ir
rccular delivery, rtc. do news llunn,
bliould lie uildirssecl to Koucrts & ltcy
nolds, news recent.
A BAD CAVE.
A House Goes Down Almost Out of
Sight.
The mound on the Koutli Side lms
lietit cavlnt; In nurncioiiH placet for
Miinu tlnio prist, but till yesterday
morning no building hud been ilurn
nired. Yesterday rnornlncr the home of
Slrt. Winifred O'lli-yni- sank pomt
twelve fuet, so that the top of th"
hoiiMo In nlmoHt level with thu ground
about It.
The Iiiiufp Ik a two Vtnry structure
mid Is situated hut a shoit distant"1
from Xo. C school house, which It Is
said rests on an unrobbed pillar. The
cave extended to the road unci caused
n sufpenslon of all trallle on that thor
oughfare and It will bo some time be
fore the road will be repaired. The
DelawuiH and Hudson already have
KaiiRH employed In filling: up the de
pression, which Is an extensive one.
While the house Is gvutly damaged,
no one was Injured.
INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT.
There Is n movement on foot amoni?
the business' men of the city that may
net some new Industries for Cnrlion
dale, which badly needs them. On
tomorrow night the flist meetl rigor this
tempoiary Uoaid of tt.ule will be held
In the council rooms, when u number
of plans w ill be discussed. The move
ment should and probably will meet
with tlie hearty co-operation of every
perron In any way interested In the
city's welfare.
ANOTHER KIRMESS.
Columbia, No. .". Is discussing Hie
advisability of giving klrmess Is'o. 2.
Their first attempt in this line was
attended with cieat success and un
doubtedly tho holding of another one
would net more for the company than
their initial attempt did. The com
pany is badly in need of a team of
lioises, as they aie almost helpless
without them and each citizen would
help the plan along. The members
have not as yet definitely settled on
the idea, but a meeting In the near fu
ture will be held to make a limit de
cision as regards it.
"SHORE ACRES" LAST NIOHT.
One of the largest audiences of the
season witnessed an excellent presen
tation of the greatest ol pastoral
dramas, "Shoie Acres." at the flrand
last night. The company is an excel
lent one and their efforts were follow
ed by gicat applause from the appre
ciative persons present. The parts of
i'lule Nat" and "Martin Horry" and
"Helen" as portrajed by the members
of lat night's cast could not be bel
ter played by the members of the
original company.
FUNERAL OF A. K. FULLER.
The f uncial of tho late A. K. Fuller
was held from the home on Terrace
Mtreet yesterday, the remains being
inteircd in Maplcwood cemetciy. Ite.
C. A. Place, of the Methodist Episco
pal church, preached a fitting eulogy
over the old gentleman's remains. The
choir waf in attendance and tendered
several solemn coleetlons. The tioral
offerings were many and beautiful. The
pall-bearcis weie C. II. Lee, Edward
Aungcr, S. A. Dilts, 0. W. Humphrey,
G. W. Reynolds and William Williams.
GRAVITY FOR SALE.
The Ciinlty railroad Is for yule to
who ever is willinc to pay the prh o
asked for it, so says Lewis E. Carr,
of Albany, X. Y., the general attorney
of the "Delawaie and Hudson Canal
company. Jlo added that If the road Is
not sold It certainly will bo abandoned
as It has been losing from wventy
llve to one bundled thousand dollars
a year tor the company. There is no
hope that the tanal in Honesdale will
be continued for many days longer.
EDDIE BALD COMING.
Eddie llald will bo wen at the Grand
supported by 11 strong company In 11
Twig of Laurel" on Wednesday ev
ening. The play is an excellent one
and the company Is made up of twenty
skilled nrtlsts. The plot centers round
the bicycle race, which Is exceedingly
realistic. Several local rldeis will ap
pear In the line.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The session of the Presbyterian
church has invited W. r. Gibbons, of
Dunmoie, to prerch here during the
week beginning Xuv. -jl.
Miss Muule's pupils will give a re
cital at her studio on Gailleld ave
nue tonight.
George Attnger is expeited home
fiom Camp Mt.ide ilio latter patt of
this week.
Mr. i. C. Chuke, of New York city.
Is visiting Mis. C. T. Alexander and
daughter, Helen.
T. F. Walsh, the popular rhno dealer
of Green llldge, made a pleasant call
on i'i lends li. thls Ity yesteiday.
Uomrdck Uanvtt has accepted a po
sition In Scranton.
Ernest Uowntoi,, nf Philadelphia,
was In this rlty vertcrday.
Mr. mid Mis. Charles Pel kins have
returned from theii weddlnc tein.
A niuslei'l ptogrimme wi,s mnied
out at the nu'ctlni' of the lijy's Leagiin
YOU CANNOT CURE PILES
Ily Intel mil ltemcdle.
The onlv way t ure plle in every
form Is to lite u leuicdy like the Pyra'.
mid l'lle Cure which l itppllud dltectly
to the parts affected and its wonderful
healing effects are felt on the llrst ap
plication because the medical proper
ties are uipldly absorbed by the sen
lOtlvo membranes of ihe tectum and the
cuie Is speedily made, and al.nost be.
fore the n.ulent Is aware of ji, e-ry
tlaee of pllei has left hlin.
This Is one reason wiiy the i'MumlJ
Pile Cine has been so siucessful. It In
applied directly where is Is needed and
whire H will do the most food. .Not
by the rorndabout way of the stomach
nor b the huifh, barbarous methods
of various aurckal operations and no
called yystcms.
Its adiantaiares over all othei pia
cut os are theo: It cuios without lain,
the euro Is lasting, It contains no polwn
nrd U the quickest and cheapest euro
yet found. Jt Is made by the Pyramid
Prug Co.. of Marshall, Mich., and cold
by all drngplsta at one dollar per package.
of the First I'lesbyterlan church last
night.
Jtrs. Frederick Korbee has returned
to her homo In Reianlon after spend
ing two weeks ut her parents homo
lr. thlx city.
Ml. .1. . lleynolds, of Terrace
street, was the guest ol' lv;r sister, Mrs.
V. (', Uieo. nt Hi-mntoti Saturday.
I!' J'iiu A llouin, of ycranlon,
1 in ft lends.
'... J. Iwls ol Forest City,
.ht.-rday In this place.
. . .Mary Mills, of Sernnton, spent
Sundry In tlilf city.
Miss Laura Malioney, ol Hcrnnton,
Is vlwltlntr relatives In this city.
MNs .Mary Kitei ton, of r.luilra, N
Y., Is expected to arrive In town to
day. She will be tho guest of Mrs.
Crane, on Lincoln avenue.
James Collier and daughter, Mil,
have uturned to their home lit IMtts
ton nfter a brief stay In this city.
Mrs. W. (i. Stephens and daughter,
Maude, of Salem avenue, sper.t Sun
duy with friends in llonesdale.
ISev. and Mrs. William Eilrjar, who
were ciiests at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Humphreys, on Salem jivo
ntie, have teturned to their borne In
I'rovldence.
P. A, llrennan has accepted . posi
tion in New York oily.
Isr-ar Slngi r pent Sunday In Scran
ton. ''niruicl Lewis left larl nlsht for
Cump Meade.
PITTSTON NEWS
Ten Funerals in Ono Day Amazons
of Plttston Township Met with
Axe nnd Butcher Knife Personal
Notes.
Yestcidav was one of mourning In
this city, us no less than ten funerals
took place, and these Included seven
of tho victims of the West Plttston
disaster. These mournful pioeesslons
came from the West Side and fiom
the North and South and the
East Side, and after services at
the Polish and St. John's churches.
the leinalns were conveyed to
their respective cemeteiles followed
by laige eoncouises of people, 'when;
Interment look place. John Wlnslow,
one of the victims, who was taken to
the hospital, died on Sunday, and his
funeral will take place today. The
other two who were taken to the hos
pital also It Is thought will recover
fiom their injuries, nnd when It Is
considered what they experienced It Is
nothing short of a miracle how they
escaped III the manner they did. The
cotoner and Mine Inspector McDonald
will conduct a rigid examination to
ascertain who Is responsible for the
sad affair, and an inquest will be con
ducted on Thursday next at 2 p. m. at
the town hall, In Exeter borough, and
for this purpose has selected tho fol
lowing Juiy: E. J. Mnckln, John Walsh,
P. J. Kelly, Joseph Showdock, Thomas
P. Mackln and S. L. Geddis.
John LutK, Jr.. yesterday leielved
one thousand dollars on a policy due
to him upon the death of his fathei,
John Lutz. sr..
That was a dtsgiaicful affair that
took place In that unlet poition of
Plttston township and known as lnk
erman on Saturday afternoon, when
two women, who for years had leslded
next door to each other, allowed .1
long lasting feud to come to a focus
when they met at the fence Hue, and
with an axe and butcher knife as the
weapons of warfare sailed into each
other in the most up-to-date Spanish
fashion. The one that flouiislud the
butcher knife was too agile for her
opponent, and early succeeded in mak
ing an Impiesslon wlwn by 0 well-
directed lunge with the weauon sliced
olf the largest portion of the nose of
her victim, and this was lollowed by
a largo gash across the face that took
some time for the surgeon to sew up
after tho fracus was finished. If it
had not been for the Interference of
those who weie attracted to the scene
we would, no doubt, have been called
to record another murder for Luzerne
lounty. The panics Implicated In this
dlsgiacoful affair, were previously
known ns (pilet and Inoffensive peo
ple, and just how it became possible
to culminate In sinh an unfortunate
manner will, no doubt, become known
when the usual hearing lakes place
before an alderman.
Lewis Reese, of Wilkes-Uarre, was
the guest of fi lends in tin- city yes
teiday. S. P. Pennett, who executed sever
al very desirable favors to the mem
bers of Companies C and H when they
weie at camp, and who desire 10 show
their appreciation of his kindness to
them, have Just piesented him with a
beautiful and valuable gold-headed
cane. There was several very compli
mentary speeches made on the occa-
S'o"
The Tiibbish that has unpe.ired In
tie Telegram ff.r the past few weeks,
:?'. jc ting on the chaiacter of the
nuyor. Is no', much to the credit of Its
author. The charges are nil without
foundation, and iw one knows it bet
ter than the wtiter himself.
The ofllclals of the Newton Coal
company are still fighting the (Ire In
the Ravine ihaft, nnd up to the pres
ent time tin- outcome Is no' v-rv
promising. Yi'atei is still being poured
Into tho ill-fated vein, ind should any
of the walls give way fiom the pres
sure of the water, the wmk that has
thus ti.r been accomplished will be in
valu. The Pennsylvania Coal com
pany Is er. mu'ii Interested In tho
outcoine. as No. ! and in shafts aie
ccnnectcd with the Ravine.
Sex oral gloss stained wlndu". s have
lccentl.v been placed In the chapel of
tho Sisters' new convent on Williams
Sltett.
Dolph Gleimon and sister have been
called to Rhode Island on account of
the serious Illness of a reluthe.
Rev. J. .1. McKilplu Flitelnu mado
a specl'il address on Sunday exenlng
lo the youthful numbers of lis 1011.
grtgatlon. Ids subject being 'Thy
Young Life ol Chjlfct" The Ue.
Fletcher, j-Iiko ho has became the pas
tor of the First l'rcatij tvrlun Omul),
has y.mxeedeu In stlnlnir up consider
able Interust In tho several young peo
ple's societies which meet throughout
the week, an.l the letult Is 11 large In
crease In the attendance of the Sun
day ei vices.
The old Forge baft and Eweii
bieaker ol the Pennsylvania Coal com
pany will In Idle for tho bilance of
the week.
The Erie ai.d Wyoming ralhoad em
ployes will iccelve their monthly pay
lomoirow and tho mlnets of the Penn
sylvania coal company will be paid
u.. Stiturda.1.
P. F. Burke, William. Callahan unci
T. J. Klynu. Josonh Vnlh wer up
at ticranion yesteida:..
Those who were fortunate onuttvh
to ho included in the exclusive com
pany that enjoyed the namci supper at
the Reehtold hotel cm fa'ati'i'd.iy even
luff, have only the most plearnnt thinge
to day nf the spread.
Louis Selble and Paul Mohan wuro
up to the Plttston district hotl yes
terday In Ransom nnd attended a
meeting of the poor directors.
In boring an nrteson well nt the
Hughe' brewery, the gas struck nt 11
distance of CO foot lies been over
come, and nrriingomentr hnw been
made to go 100 feet furthc.
Mr. and Mrs. William McCawley have
re-turned from their wedding tour, unci
were the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. James
J. Ilryden, Jr., on Sunday Tlu will
make theh' future home ni Westmore
land place. Wllkf-Burtp.
Tho Sinclair hous has Introduced
steam heat throughout the building
and that hostelry, undo popular by
Its new proprietor. M. L Hushes, Is
enjoing a large business.
We ure not sure, but It looks very
much as it the public aie forgetting
their first lnsti notions, a? for the past
week the corner loafing fraternity
have tesunied their old haunts, and
they are ubotit us numerous as before.
Plttston township will distluirulHh It
self today by vot'ng early nnd and
olteil. While It Is -i Democratic
sttonghold. It wil' be a surprise die
large oto Senator Vaughan will qet
In that particular district.
Election tcturiiH will be rereled to
night nt the Eagle hotel and the Sin
clair house. The former place wilt be
headquarters for the Republicans, and
our Democratic brethren will learn
just how It happened at the hitter.
As they vole up at Ccnk Lane for the
balance of the week, there will be no
returns due fiom that locality before
next Sunday.
From New Zealand.
Reeflon, New Zealand, Nov. u:), IS'JG.
1 am very pleased lo state that since
I took the agency of Chamberlain's
medicines tin sale lias been very large,
more especially of the Cough Remedy.
In two years I have sold moro of thU
particular remedy than of all other
makes for the previous live years. As
to its ethcacy. 1 have been informed
by scous of persons of the good re
sults they have received fiom it, and
know Its value from the use of It In
my cwn household. It Is so pleasant
to take that we hae to place the bot
tle beyond the roa h of the children.
E. J. Scantlebury.
F r sale hv all diugglsts. Matthew
Prothors. wholesale and retail ogents,
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Alteration and
Rebuilding" Sale.
Thousands thronged the store on the first day of this
gie.u sale. It was an ideal opportunity for the bargain
seekei and every one of them bore home the evidence of
our stupendous money-saving chances. Look here daily
for just as good as you found on Monday. This sale wifl
last until we are compelled to close lor alterations.
Alteration sale of
ladies' and children's underwear
Coiiililliutloii Stills Ladies wool combination suits
in white, giey and black, Alteration sale price:
?vOo Suits $2.50
2.0a Suits 1.59
1.50 Suits 1. 19
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white merino Jersey ribbed
itv. hicrh neck and hhoit sleeves, recular mice. " ifC
50c. Alterati jii sale price
Children's Itibbed Underwear One lot children's
grey jersey ribbed vests and pants, at the following prices:
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Allerallauprlee 8c IJc 13c 16c 19c 22c 25c 25c 27c 23c
Children's Wool Underwear One lot children's
grey wool vests and drawers at the following prices:
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Altcuittuit price 5c 29c 33c 39c 43c 49c 53c
Children's Merino Underwear One lot children's
white merino shirts and drawers in odd sizes:
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lietlliir price 'Jlle -j:i- ,.".r vTe -JOe :iiio JI5e Itfie
Altemlloii piles. 12'js 15c 17c 19c .1c 23c 25c 25c
Alteration sale of
muslin underwear
Muslin Gowns One lot Ladies' Muslin Gowns, em
pire or Mother Hucbard style.excellent value 39c,
alteration sale price .'.'.. 39 C
CoiNCt Covers One lot of ladies' cambric corset
covers, in odd sizes, regular price 'oc, alteration
sale price 2lC
One lot ladies' line cambric corset covers, in odd
sixes, regular price .ic and 59c. alteiation sale
price 33C
Muslin Drawers One lot ladies, muslin t i
drawers, regular pi ice 17c, alteration sale price. 12C
One lot ladies' trimmed muslin dr.iweis, e-
cellcnt value lor ioc. alteration sale price 25C
One lot ijdie.s' muslin drawers, excellent
value foi (x)c and 79c alteration sale price 49C
Muslin -Skirls One lot of ladies' muslin skirts,
double ruUU', trimmed witn embroidery 01 lace, ex
cellent value lor 6qc and 79c, alteration sale
price 39C
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hosiery 'and corsets.
Coloreil Hose One lot ol ladies' fancy col
oicd hose, good value for 25c, alteration sale price 1 OC
Model Form Corsets One lot of model lorm cor
sets in the following sizes, as, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30.
Regubr price has been Si. 00 and $1.25, altera-
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OLYPHANT.
Kort liui.ru' devotion was com
menced at St. Patrick's church Sun
day mornlrir at S.30 o'clock with 11
high mas, Rev. J. M. Smotilter us
celebrant. At ".SO o'clock In the even
ing devotions bcgim. Rev. Father
Moilltt, of South Scranton, preached
un interesting ana edifying sermon.
Yesterday morning musres weie rend
at T, S mil 0 o'clock. Thny were
largcl intended. At the service last
evening Rev. Father McOoff, from St.
Peter's cathedral, Scranton. delivered
n very eloquent sermon.
Charles Hathaway Is home from
Yule college spending a few days with
his parents In Blakely.
Miss Sadie Cummlngs of Caibon
dale, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Fallen.
The Ladles' Aid society, of tho
Presbyterian church, will rere n tur
key tipner Thanksgiving evening In
the Sweeney building on Laokawunnu
street.
Miss Kate Gorden and Richard
Hurlce, of Scranton, were the guests
of Miss Kate Propan on Sundny.
Hurley Taylor, of South Gibson, Is
a visitor ut the residence or Attorney
and Mrr. J. J. Manning, of Punmorc
street.
Mrs. Alfud Hnlncs has leturncd
home after it visit with relatives at
West Plttston. ,
Wo lis on the new pave Is progress
ing rapidly. A large force of men
were engaged In laylnrr concrete Sat
urday night and Sunday, and several
hundred feet have been laid. Peter
O'Brien Is Inspecting the lob.
Mrs. Matthew Grey and daughter.
Miss Sallle Grev, spent Sunday at
Green Ridge.
Miss Myrtle Ensign was tho piiest
ot friends at Providence on Sunday.
Charles Haltinger, of Patterson. N. '
J who has been spending a few days
with friends in town, has returned
home.
AVOOA.
The dt nth of Mrs. Ann MeKenzle oc
curred vesterday morning nt the old
homeslrnel on the West Side. Several
dnvs ago sbo was taken suddenly III and
her symptoms gradually elu eloped into
Ivphold rever. Her itlends did not 'in
'.bljutc serious r-sultf and when the final
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AAA A A A 'A 'A A A 'A 'A A 'A 'A A A A A A
amnions enmo the members of the fam
ily were Krlct-strlclccn. Dscrasid wn a
noble Christian lady, endowed with all
lliu Virtues tli.it I'urrlltuls true l.c.a.i
hood. Hio was 71 ycers of agp and Ua.t
been a rclilcnt cf Avccr. dunng tlm paat
twenty si-i years, hh Is survived by the
Mluhintf c lillcircu. Mrs. Hush Uoodcun
fimythc. Interment will be In Lanst ll.fo
cemetery.
Tho funeral of William T. Davis led:
plueo jciterduy after r.0011 from the resi
dence of his sister, Mrs. David D.ivK of
York street. Services were conducted In
tlm Welsh Coiu;iegatlonal chinch at Hydo
Purk, Interment was trade In Wuuhbitrn
strict ccmeter.
Night schools opened Inst evening In
Nos. 1 and .'I buildings. Tho liouid will
meet on Wednesday evening to appoint a
teacher for No. 2. Electric light? huvo
been placed In all the buildings.
Edward Gibbons, W. H. Holllsler, T. J.
O'Malley, John MeKenzle, John neup and
Thomas McAndiow have beep drawn to
swerve as Jurors In common pleas court.
Miss Nellie Cmrk Is the ginst of th;
Misses Diirkln, of the South Side.
Miss Ella Qiilnu bus retained home af
ter sever ul weeks lslt with her rlster
at Newport News,
rW
. a
Xiioeb
What do the Children Drink?
Don't give them tea or coffee,
Try Grain-O; it will make
them strong.
Ot tho Genuine indu hy
The Oe neoe Pnre KoJ Co.,
Sola by grocers everywhere.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
3 435io455N.Nininsi.. scronion,Paj
Telephone C-ill, 3333.
GIVES THU
BPTIiGi1T
WdRL?
4ND!5A&59iyTELy5AfE
FOR SALE BY THB
ATLANTIC REFINING CO
SORANTON STATION.
rHHH
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
asiEzmncg
ROUTE
LOW AlliS ON OIjH PIJVSdNAUI.Y con
UUC1UO rOUKIST LXCUKMONS !
Lcavi- Huston and New fcnglaml points
evcr x c ne-.Jiy viu Chicago, ColurjJo
bprl -IKK and Scenic Koutc i
Uniilllp t 0inli Iaiiliij lliitriii ninrt M riti
X tljy ilaChlc.iito, Kunsai City l:t Worth unci i
X I I'A I'asu to Li Angilci
riissc Hxciirslon Cur ure attached to fait
Pasauniser 1 rains, and their popularity U cvl. j
dilicc that we otter 111 hit. ,
Wntr lur liandiuine lilnerary which (jives i
full Information and rcw nun. se it fres.
AJdrrrsW. J LUAIIV, ill s. olh St, Ihlla- I
delphla, I'a.
JOHN SnilAhllAN, U. P. A .Clllcajo.
THE DICKSON M'F'fi CD,,
fcetuuton nnd WIII;u-!liiri'o. i'x
Mini if.icturtr of
LOCOIYIOTIVES.STATIONARY ENGINES
llolleri, llnlstl.li: and Pumping Sa; li nt
I crtiera. OClcc i-rauto.i, i'a
rlfK
OWZy
.Mri. Jt.mcs Walker nnd John, or inn
town; Mrs, Charles Smith, of Lurksillle I
Mrs, M. I. Howell and James McKvuzb-, 1
of St. Clair. The funeral will take place I
on Wcilnctuloy afternoon. Services will L
bo conducted at the house by Ilev. U. T. I
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thopnuilclrijiltiii Lj si. lryau virjtko eovj"
That us priapt, 'o z4 e-iiltin ! rwrit, Ti: i ibc Or. Tt'i) ari3l.
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For SbIo by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spruoo street.
fKQi
BICYCLE
MM IBIS
All Grades and Prices.
Largest stock in town
at the Leading Bicy
cle and Sporting Goods
House in Scranton.
FLOREY & BROOKS
211 Washington Ava,
Court House Square.
Seamless and Solderless
iS-Karat Wedding Rings.
Also the New Tiffany
Style, 25-Karat
; FINEST
;WEBDING PRESENTS
In sterling Silver, Rich Cut
Glass, Clocks, etc.. Diamonds
and Fine Jcweliy. Stone Rings
in endless variety.
THE MOST COMPLETE
Stock of Watches
FROM S2.50T0 $150.
Mr. Adams, our Optician, will fit
any cases of defective vision at 4
very reasonable price.
130 Wyoming Aveini;.
The St. Denis
Broidway and Eleventh St., New York
Opp. Grace Church. European Plaa.
Room $1.00 a Day and Upward.
la a modest and unobtruilve way thnra art
tw butler conducted hotels In the metropolis
(o 1110 qc uenis.
The treat popa arlty it has acquired oaa
y
10 lie
homelike atmosphere, the peculiar excellence
snue
of Its cuisine and service, and tta Terr modr
oi us cuisin
Kte prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SOIL
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth- St. and Irving Place,
IMEV YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN,
Day and Upwards.
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Day and Upwards.
S3.50 Per
SI. 50 Per
I. D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor.
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:-xx-x-W"X:x:':":-x::-
For Business IVleri
In His heart of the wholesale district
For Shoppers
3 niiuutrs mMl to Wannmakcrv 8
minutes to Sir- cl Cooper's llijr Storr
JUsy of ucccsj tu tin a" J' -'y GocxN
htorc3.
For Sighiseers.
Otic block Irom Il'ivay Cari. f, mg cay
iniiitpgttatiou t-j nil pom!-,oi luttro-t.
(.AilVTVA din
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NEW YORK.
I OK Utli ST S. I'NT.I.lrsTTV 1'I.ACI'
uniy one J.ioca irom litcaun . :
! Rooms 1IId rcs-aorant .;.
c-x-x-x-jx-x-C'-x-X''X"-"'-:
TPLEASANT
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for Joir.estlc uss
nml of all hIzos. Includlne Uucuut.cut ami
Ulrdsejc. Oollvcred In any part ot tlia
illy, at the lowest price.
Orders received at tho ofllce, first floor.
Commonwealth building, room No. 6;
telephone No. 2631 or at the mine. telo.
phono No 272. will bo promptly attended
to. Denlcrj supplied fit tho mine.
W. T. SMITH.
IV1ADE MK A MAN
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CORK
l.u jst rr out iic'rt i aiilog Mem
orxalror-otcorj-, bltcp'Ossrmri.eto, eauitil
b Abuto or oiUit KxcetMt eoa Iudd
cretloof. TAfi quirk In ami $nrclit
1 N tlvi cretiODi, jney q'tirn
ff ri3ro Ioet Vitality In
1 v5s- Ctfktiaaforftudjr. bu I
I YlvaTj rjeut lutauity an
taVnninnnr Thlrrn cb'TTi (r
a mil nrTnnnff. anil
. infuor miniac.
Consusicittoa it
fnefliatii In tin
roTe
Montana o3)c;a a luiiu wncra an rxutv Sail
in.
is: upon linrin; tho r'uulro AJuz Tulioti. They
harocr.rltlojuindsau'l Militureyou, Uoclroapos
itiTOTiritrout'jnrauu tocflBcta'.ura EHpTiJ la
cr;ciciocr isiuaa ito raqney, inuw viuijur
cr.t'iciwor lafund tbonancy, I'rioS
"ucsj'iBi ur ft jHriCB uuii wtfuiwuuu tar f.uu. uj
Fit or fix iiirea tiuii iraarmonii
o plain viT&piw r. uvn rvt ipt oi pric. Circular
Jax rekHdy CO., "K'Tit?5
Tor fnt in Sctantcn, Pj , b Matthena
worn
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