10 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 0, 1808. WHITNEY'S WEEKLY . BUDGET OF NEWS J3CULPTOR WENTZEL'S EXPERI ENCE WITH A BEAR. Death of ft Former Shcilff of Sus quehanna County The Man Who Seat His Sister by Mistake. Chance for Live Men to Develop Caihondale and Honcsctalc Fell from n Tree. (Special to tl.o fc'cninton Tribune. Susquehanna, Nov. S. When n Kung of Ijlucpttme quaryniun mine from tho a.'quinunk section to Deep Hollow Inst Hummer they hi ought with them ahtigo cinnamon bcur, the loinimiit of n, otic horse meiiusci le. The brute wns named "Dewey," and he became a Kient pet with tho uiuirrjinen und tho vicinity fanners. Ho made hlmnelf irenernlly useful about the camp and the fc'uiiK allied him highly. One- day of last ve-ek the eiuniymen went to Jlltiglijin ton to attend a political meeting lpm ItiK "Dewey" nlone In the camp. Dm iiij? tho nfternoon there sauntered Into tho ramp one Wentzel. a blue stone utter, hailing fiom Hutledgedale over In Wayne county Momowheie I'lndliiR no one ut homo he proceeded to make lilmxelf comfortable' until the letmn nf the qutirynien, Tutting hh blanket unit "kit" on the around he collected Homo iknelwooil, built n lire and began to eat some corneil beef and tiackeiH. The second mouthful he swallowed h. wis staitlcd by healing a giowl just behind him, which made him drop the food on the giound and bi ought him to his feet with a jump, hooking, he nav coming- toward him ut a lapkl gall and with mouth wide open a huge cinnamon bear H gno n bound foi an oak tiee, which he e limbed with a lapldltv which nfteiwaid astonlbhc 1 blmself. Aa luck would hae It. the tree was a large one and had a con enlent foik about twenty feet fioin tho ground. Define the bear 1 cache 1 the tree Wentzel had i limbed Into the lork, and, throwing his aims mound it limb, clung to It with gilni determina tion, while the bear put his huge foie pnws against the trunk and shook the tree like a iced, railing to shnke Went zel out of the tree the bear utteied -xoral deep growls, and then went ."Hilling tow aid the the and began to eat Wc-Mirel's lltle stoic of provisions AVentzol took advantage of the beat's .ib.senio, and. getting a tope nut of his pocket, tied himself llinily to the tiee. After deouilng the piovlsIon, the be.ii began to tf-ar the blanket, in which he lntind a haid, shiny 'uh&tnnce which he tried to eat, but finding It too haul, he diopped it between hl loie p.iWh and then hi ought It down with a smns-h upon a lock belde the lire A lei titk- cMiloslon lent the air. while bear, tons ()f eaitli and gieat pieces or lock went bkywnid like a Hash. AVhen the iiuaii rinen letuined thev found Wentel In a dead faint in th tiee. one of the patty climbed up to him. and, cutting the lope, low ei oil him to tlie Kiound wheie he soon te coeied. Ho liad sustained little In juty, but bin clothing was llteialb snipped Horn his body by the loice of the concussion. A few pieces of llesh almost the width ol a man's hand was al that could be found or faithful oil "lVuoj." The cause of the t -plcs,m "as a l.uge eaitiidge of dynamite, which Wentzel can lid In his blanket, and which thw 1k.ii- exploded by eein i usslon. Wentzel Has titled out with Minn clothln and lesumed his ti.unp The Deep Hollow quail men sinceiely Wilkes-Barre Or send f c r that clib ot line meiclinn dlso which eiu would ordliuuilv wrl'e. or tr.icl to New Voik for. 11 juu want the Ht.iplo eeiy-day borls of Dry Goods we li.ne them and at light pliers. JJin wo are ccntially an exclusice house ilc.iling in ultra tashlon.ible wcaiables, and these too at tho reasonable) pilces al w.ijs reigning lino. it's iohti:i:n .mili:.s to wiikcs- llarre It's nearly TWO Hl'NDHUD to Now Voik. Thcie's a vtst eronoinj id Time, Mileage-, und CONVKNlDNcrc in that dlffeience, and a llrst visit will siu julse ou. Wo know boino metropolitan stores that do not surpass us la ettent ot riND DJM'l.AY and none In the matter of QUALITY TOR I'RICi:. A com anient number of fast passmRti trains on both the 1). & H. It. It. and t' It. It. of N. J., all loaehlng this City ilui lag our business boui.e-i to f, oMork, Satin il.is till 10 thus affording jou ex ceptional shopping facilities. You might live In Wllkes-Iiaire as f.ir ns cost of iceelvlng purehasc., Is eon ecrned for wo elelhei at jour door l.i cprcss-without any cxti.i charge; una tt for any reasons, jou wish to leturn pui c liases, this too, at our expense. Is there, any fairer method of storo keeping" Surprising? Yes. but we are keeping stoio In Wilkes-Hatie, to glio ou tint as gcod i-ei lie us out home friends u celve. Visit tib, or try us by mall. An Item that saws jou the iioublc of mess mukng, JtKADY to wear gowns that anticipate our appreciation. That ate yours as soon as you sre them. Jlado trom tl.o nowest Tall and Winter materials. Hard ly a color or tlinde uiiiopisintecl The blues, browrs, greens, reds and the al ways tasteful blacks. Everything that's the nowest foi the season Knn". lonablo and faultlesslj mtlrnr. The long tho medium or tho shoit emit Tight llt tlng effects and a wealth ot pockets at last. Costumes for eery sort of wear. l made In tho best manner by tho best Viiit tailors. The simple und the clabotatt Those that -cost little, and thoso nut tost much, but none that cost moie? thin they aro woilh. They gUo you that lit style and cjiclutlveness, which Is tho product of the skill of tailors ot ablllt In addition we guarantee that the gai ment must be satisfactory to ou. lou avoid the ilslc always incurred when jou buy materials and glo them out to be marto up. AS TO Fl'RB, we show endleti vuile. ties of oxelurivo stylish thins In Neck Piece's, Collarettes, Cravats, Scarfs, Hoas Vlsltes "Wraps, Capes, und I'ur lined gar. inonts. In short, an absorbingly Interest ing and completo assortment of all kinds of I urs indda up Into the handsomest, ttcjvst, ii itt fashionable things to wear ISAAC LONG, 73 and 7a Public Squ-M, VJK3.AlUt, PA. t Come To mourn "Dewey's"' untimely nnd ter rible death. THE NDWS nECOltD. Tho funeral of former Sheriff IJonJa mln F. McKune occurred and was largely attended on Saturday after noon from tho Methodist church, the pastor, ltov. Charles II. Mowing, ofll clatlng. St. Andiew's commandcry, No. 70, Knights Templar, attended In a body nnd conducted a service nt the grave In McKune cemetery, William M, Post, esq., of Monti use, acting ns prelate. The funeral of Mrs. David Taylor, ones of the oldest tesldcnts of I-anes-boro, occurred on Sunday nfternoon, Hev. D. I. Sulheiland, pastor of the Susquehanna I'resbyteilnn church, of ficiating. The remains Mere Interred In I.ane.sboro ceineterv. Mis. J. II. Mao Dl Itey, formcilv of Kusnuelunna, died In Philadelphia on Sunday. Moody Itellef corps, No. 12, O. A. It., on Sunday evening attended tho Meth odlst chutch In a body. Tho nustoi, lte. f'hailes II. Newlng, pleached an appropriate- senium. THA.NKFl'L HIS W1PH DIH1). l'llnteis, mnrblu i utters and some-citlu-i people veiy fietiuently change the meaning of n .sentence by putting In an e.xtia comma or so, or by falling to put them In wheie they belong. In a neaiby centetety theie Is a tombstone with this veiy suggestive lnscilptlon: Moigau Whipple. , i Died May '.i), 1SH N Thankful Ills wlfii . Died Aug. C) 1lTJ. This is the hour for live nun In Cai hondale and Honesdnle to come to the fore fiont, A dead llsli can Iloat down stieatn. but It takes a live- one to swim up stieam. Some people die so good that they .tie afinld of destioyltiR theli own halo Theie mn !e men who will steal campaign llteratuie. but the man who will read It Is still to be- discovered. In Cuba a young map cannot lslt a gill unless her motlfr be piesent When the- Cuban .oung people lenin the Ainerlctn custom the demand for annevatlon will be oerwhelmlng l!ut lor fear of mixing mirth with sadness, somebody would piohablv le mark that Caibotidale and Honesdale nu-Just now piofoundly impiesseel with the Giavlty of the situation. In Great Hend a man was nt-eMed for beating his slstei In a shnmeful manner. He was excused for the of fense when he explained to the local Justli e of the peace that he mistook hor for his w Ife "Vnii neer saw n biiuliic-s bi -1 That glew to m.ininintl, sire l'nltss its bead limn igi i Knew ennilgl. to adeiti-e.' IX SrSQl'nilAXNA I'Ol'NTY The Susiiiieliniiini Coimtv ChiUii.ni HndeaMir eonvenMon will bo held In Suseuiehann.i Dee ns-J'i. Among the sne.tkeis will be ite. Dr. T. A '''Ik's of Wllkcs-IJniie, nnd Di. Phillips, (,f Hlnghamton. The- funeutt eif Kdwln A. Kr. lie h, toimeily and for .e.us of Xew Mllfoiel, oceuired on Sunday fiom the JaekMin Methodist church. A few elajs since. .Mr. Venn- Cnulev, of Kuslnille, fell fiom a tree und was killed. Captain Me Causland, of Monti rise's, mllltaij company, is lecuveiing fioiu a sfeie attack of uphold fexer. The reiioit that Pi or. M. W. Cat gill, foimeily piinclii.il of the Gieat Menel gi ailed school, has been taken to t In state hospital in Hinghamtun, Is denied by the Hlngliamton Leader. ix a i.ixn on so. The SusiiuehanniL shli r far ton will ic-uine operatloini In a few days. Dr Julius A. I)ole. a talenteei .ciuug phjsltlan of this place, has been ap point! d an assistant plnsieian lu the Manhattan hospital, Xew Ymk. The funeial of an infant daughter of Mr. and Mis. j. p. ihmov, of Lake MahoDae. occuned In this place- on Sundaj afternoon. Me.-crs. Wllllnm Ulrdsell and Wllllnm Hall, nf Siisqurhunnii, hae ptttcliased a dtug ftuie In Itochcster. Tlie Susriuehanii.i and Deposit Cor net bands ue halng Joint icheaisuls. The allied aggregation Is a hummer. A Cascade girl, a ictlm of unie eiuited loe, a tew das since n, allowed a dose of ut piilsuu and lrld down to die. A doctor and a stomach pump weie soon at hand, anil she laid away her w lugs. Tin- thliteenth annual ball if Hile Hose company, Xn l.wlll occur Nov. ii. Hianeh Xo III. L. C. n. A, will hold a lcecptlon Xo. 1. PLOTSAM AXD JHTSAM. Life may be a buiden, but to most of u It isn't heavv ut a sluoud. It is said of a great man who just died that "ho began life as a bate footed bov." Ciniio to think, we hojs all began life- that wa. Don't u y mer spilled milk. It may be two-thlids water When a juuiiK man sits In the pailor tnlklng nonsense to his bert gill that's capital. Hut when he has tn stav In of evenings after they uie innirled that's labor. The bald-headed man Is Just ns well satisfied with a back seat as with a fiont at chinch: The fool pet od In a glil'p lf0 i when s-no Imagines that half of mankind Is dead in loe with hei It Is not tho biggest thing that makes the most commotion. Tnke a mouse In a praer meeting for Instance. If j on wish to keep join enemies from knowing anv haini nt von .i.,-. let our friends know any. Satan can gel more fun, with less e ertlon, among n led of church Fingers than In nnv othti eoteile upon earth. ' If you want to get a good Idea of tho lottenness of polities, question u de feated candidate after election MIX. HI Mn.N'TlONCTTHS. StiEciuehanua has a P.epubllcau club, just organized. i:ric- englneet SjIv.iuuh Pioctor has been granted u pension of $6 per month. Dr. Teller has remoel to Illngham ton Hon J J. CoMe, piesldent of Penn hyUanla State council of the C. 13. L, addressed n patriotic meeting In this place on Frlda evening. The election Is parsing off quietly. Theio are Indications that Susquehan na und Xew Ycuk i ity will go Demo cratic. Whitney. Pennsylvania Penclous. Wujhlngton, So b These Pennsyl anla pentlous hau been UbU.d: Aehll-tlonnl-Olayton LowIh, Powell, nrael ford. J(! Itcstoiutlon und nl.sue John T. Seagra es, dead, Damase us, Lnckuwonna, 18. mtssue-Carollne K, Scwgrave. Da mascus, $1J. Boats Out of CommUslon. Washington, Nv. S.-Tho torpedo boatg Porter, Winslow -and Cushlng hav beun put out of commission at Nw York.' EXPECTED MOVE TO THE SOUTH WHAT GENERAL UOB1N HAS TO SAY ABOUT IT. Eighth nnd Thirteenth Pennsyl vania nnd Fifteenth Minnesotn Gave n, Brllllnnt Exhibition of Brigade Movements Under the Command of General Gobin De tails from the Thirteenth Pack ing Up Effects of the First Divis ion Hospital. Special to tho Scianton Tribune. Camp Meade. Mlddletown, Pa., Nov. S. After two days of unusually stoimy weather, during which strong winds followed heavy lalns, camp presents . very pleasant appearance today. Sat urday night nnd the early patt of Sun day morning every thine was dienched and this piocess was Immediately fol lowed by bilsk western winds, which tore over the plnlns mid rolling hills of camp for twenty-four hours In a most wicked mood Tent pegs had to be driven deep In oidei to withstand the pressure on the- canvass, and In spite or eveiy piecautlon there weie seveial collapses. At this date- ti private knows appai ently as much ubout the tlmo and manner of oui contemplated movement fiom heie as tho highest officers. The Tiibunu couespondent hud nn Inter view this arteinoon with Brigadier General Gobin In legaid to this mat ter, nnd the genet al stated that, while he- had no elellnlte- knowledge on the subject be hud arrived ut some con clusions ot his own. He Is under the Impiesslon that of the- Hoops In the First division the Third btlg.nle will be tho cnillest to bicak camp. J he eiuestlon ot the time Is still un solved, but the hilgade commander was ery emphatic in expiesslng his pieferencc for an Immediate move ment, ns, be said, the weather Is un doubtedly growing too cold for the ac commodations which the men now have nnd thev should not be kept here any longer. Ll:TTi:n thom sopth. Genetnl Gobin also stated that he had just ieeeied a letter Horn Lieu tenant Hilndel, of the- Hlghth Penn MhRiil.i. who was iletalled to go South mine tlmo ago in the Interests of the Thlnl brigade, and who Is now quar teteel at the- Hotel Aillngton. Augustu. Lieutenant IitJndrl icports that he Is acting lu the capacity of depot quar tet master, that he Is now looking into the matter of electing stoiehouses, und N laving n hospital built. In addi tion to this he also sajs that the place selected foi tin- camping giounds of the bilgnde Is delightful, and the wcathei exceptionally nleusant One of the- piettlost mllitnrv jm ce.intH which has jet been seen nt this camp was picsented heie this after nom, when the Hlghth and Thliteenth Pcnnsvhanl.i and Fifteenth Mlnnesu tr. eemipiislng th,. Thliel brigade and coinm.indt d by Genual Gobin, match ed to th" di III and pirade grounds of the nigluh and gave u splendid exhi bition of biigade movi-ments, which ue almost a lost nit heie. it was n beautiful sl'tlit to behold those com plex i volutions nt extended columns of solid blue passing and lepasslng oc er tin- gieen swi'id The eliill. which was wltnisseel with much Intel est and cuiloslty bv the- snldlei-y of the othei stat-s cm imped in the nelghboihood of the drill grounds, lasted an hour mil was followed bv review and dtcbs p.u.iele. Thioughout the drill and the elaboiate militaiy ceremonies which slice reded the men gave n good ne -count of then-Helves ami elicited winds of wnim pi also both fiom Gencial Gobin and fiom their own ofllcers. Thus ends the last e.erei--e In Penn sylvania of that laments old Third brigade, of which the Hlghth and Thir teenth are left, and which in its pilim was the piide of the people of thu Kc-j stone state. DHTAILS ntOM THIUTHnNTH. Details of men fiom the Thliteenth Strong, steady nerves Are needed for succes3 Everywhere. Nerves Depend simply, solely, Upon the blood. Pure, rich, nourishing Blood feeds the nerves And makes them strong-. The great nerve tonic is Hood's Sarsaparilla, Because it makes The blood rich and Pure, giving it power To feed the nerves. Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures nervousness, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Catarrh, scrofula, And all forms of Impure blood. II 81 Shoes for Men Shoes for Women Shoes for Boys Shoes for Girls Shoes for Everybody at Prices Other Houses. Myer Davidow, have been hard al work nil dav nt tho First division hospital, packing up all the effects of that Institution. There are now only two, wards In ex istence and ev'en these will bo lcmovcd tomonow. Pel haps this Is the best criterion of how long tlie Hoops will he left In this camp. Coil.mrals Hanford S Ingle, of C; Pdwnfd 0. Coons, of D; nnd M. C. Hlddlcman, of 11, weio corporals ovei tho mull wagons yostcicluy. Tho Thliteenth's band received due honor ycsteiday afternoon. It was so leced to plav at btlirudo elress parade. Sirs. Hciny J. Thomas, of the West Side, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Annlo Thomas and Miss Mazle Oir, vvcio In camp today lsltlng Ipt son, Private Kdwnrd Thomas, ot C compunj Ccu pot til Lewis llnlpli, or J I, ban been taken to the Geimartown hot pltal, Geimantown Philadelphia. Sergeant William H. Goulii, cf C, has l e tm ne. 1 fiom i' fuilotlgli. He will for the filtuie ippieseiit thu Scranton Tiuth In camp. B compauv took a mare h I'estcnlay moinlng to Hound Top mountain. The boys enjoved the Hip. The oillcets and men of the Tint tciith have gone Into bnnkiuutcj Uiielo Sam nlone can save- them Prlvato Dnvlil Hauls, cf H, who was called homo stiddei'lv a few tlavs ago on account of I'luest In his family, returned to ciinip last night and ie sumeel his duties this moinlng at the icglmenttil conunlscaiy. Illchard J. Hoiukc. VOTING AT CAMP MEADE. Polls Were Open from 0 O'clock in the Morning Until Noon. Ry Asnclatcd Pi ess. Camp Monde. Mlddletown, Pa., Nov. i The four Pentisvlvanla i'"glment.s at Camp Meade bjgan voting at nine o'clock this liuiiiiliii; and at noon the polls closed, all votes being lu. l-nch company had a polling place and the votlrg wont on lapidlj. A judge, two Inspectors and two cleiks conducted the election for cai'h i-nnipiiuv. The retmns will be certltle-el to the pio-thonotaij- ot each county iupiesciited In tho various eompanli'S and to the o:IUo of thu s"cti'tnij ot the common wealth. Gencial Gobin went to his Lebanon home to vote. Companj 1, Pouith li'glnuiit. voted nt Its aimory In Haiilsbuts. rusting all of Its eight J live Mil'-s. Thu Peiinsjlvr.iihi l .illici.nl ollle lals are iiuanglng to nuke a leeoid In th -movement of the emps south. Two ot thioi- legln-iiits will be sent itway will be aruuiged im the side ti.tcks and equlpnii nt of the muIoiis head quarters. The men will draw latloiis the duj- befon- ihe leave and tialns will be aiiangeel on tho side tracks In the order of battalions in unlet that theie- sha'l be no lel'ij or loss of time lu the loading of the Hoops. The- moiulug tinlli will leave as soon after ten o'clock nu possible and the nfteinooii tialn as soon aftei .'. In oidei to i.icilitite th" movement. Hghts will be fuinlshed by chief Com missniy How. ml i o that the loading ol wagon tialns i nd other equipments can e canled on i t nivnt. CURED BY CUTICURA lljcore hand commenced wKli a tmrnlnKon my fioitcrs. When I rubbed tlicin jou could tco little whlto pimples, and Ifelt like twhtlns tticm out of their eocLrts. I bad high fever and cotd clillls. nights I bad to wal-tbeUoor until I fell asleep. Mv hands peeled IlLa an onion, the (Ingcr nails cot loo:;, the water ranout, and there Uie burnlns tiro vres. Uybanda puffed upwomo than a tna I, the crater ran through the bandage on to the Boor I went to a doctor for a year. I got Cfticx-ba He. soLTESTfinclCDTicuciSOil'. TheinnlUbnrdcncd op, peeled 0?, and tuy hands aro now cured. CASPER Dir.lSOHI.FIt, Pembroke, N. V SprjnrCcnit TKiTifiTFORTnETCRiwo. I)'s,m crit3 llmoss, wirn 1.09s or lUia Wmn h.tht ih errirci4 So. p. senile Minlmcs wttaCuilcuuA, nd mlM doiei of Ci ticp Bmioi t iut ftMlhineh3utthe worli. P'.ttfr IiRrnAVDCncu. Coap llMUin. " IlceT to lltr lli juml lltndi." txe. MERCHANT TAILORING, Compute our .et ineiits with others took at thu workmanship nnd fit. When you lime done this von will real ize that 0111 low prices are I!2AI.LT low. W. J DAVIS 3'.1wiln? Ave r. tl. WftVlO, arcade liulT-ln. Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes BS) C, 11 (Dil4 11 rl2rswOl2'9,,,1WXSHlNG'rT6N. AYENUE A Sale Of i DreSS Goods X every buyer of Dress 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 t- wxist effects in good wearing quality and elegant designs, all worth from. $1,25 to $1.50 yard. A .11r 2il t e lave recently closed a purchase' -JMIK. OcUG t of several hundred yards of Fancy Silks. t in numerous styleSi patterns ancl colors, at less than cost of manufacture. We will dispose of this lot in the quickest possible manner At SeventyFive 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 week. Connolly 127 and OF SCRAN1M Special Attention (jivento lliitl. ncss and l'craon.il Accounts. I.ibu'i-al Accoininoclittlnn-. V.x tended Accot-dlnt; to Buhiucc3 aui Hcsponsibillty. 31cr Cent. Interest Allowed oa Interest Usposita. Capital, Surplus, Undivided Profits, 1200,000 300,000 79,000 WM. CORNELL. PrcslilDSit. 11EXBY BHLIN, Jr., Vice lrc3. WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier The vault of Mil bun'; U pro. tccted by Holin-a' Lle.trl. I'ro. tective system. THE COUNTY Savings B: and Trust Co, 428 Lackawanna Avj., ScmlM, Pa. Capital $100,000.00 Surplus 55,000.00 Pays Interests on s Injs depute. Acts as Trustee, Admlnlalratur, UjarJUn U A. WATRti-i President. o s.JO iSON. Vo r'reilJent. A. II. ClUlsrv, Cashier. DIKUCIOK5. Wni I Itatlsteid. Cterett Warren August Robinson, I: P. Klnjibury. ini, i. 1 iii.u ii ..,.... John P. Kelley. U A. Watres. for Children for the Babies for the Rich for the Poor Impossible to I fflllSIl I Tlie Acknowledged Cheapsst Wholesale and Retail Shoe House. ' - ' ' ' - - ar reaching, so convincing in its money-saving arguments, that it will af once appeal to the economical instincts o- 129 Washington Carpets end Q We invite .in inspection of our superb stock of Carpets and Du peries, believing it to be the largest and most carefully selected in Noithenstern Pennsylvania, and at lowest puce Wilton Axminster Velvet Brussels Ingrain CARP2TS Window Shades, Rugs, Furniture Coverings, Wall Papers Everything to bs found in a first-class Uphol stery Stock. WILLIAMS & TlcANULTY, INTERIOR DECORATIONS. LACKAWANNA MANUFACTURZRS OF CX m PEB. H Hill 'limber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood IMIno Kaili tawed to uniform lengtlis coiibtantly on huiul. Peeled llc-tulocU Prop Timber promptly lurnlslicd. MIL13 At Cross Fork, i'otter Co., on th OuiTalo and Susquc. hanna Kaifroad. At ,Mina, Potter County. Pu., on Couderaport. and Port Allesany itullro.td. Cnpuclty 400.000 feet per duy. Gi;M:UAL OFPICU-Uoardof Trad Building, Scranton, Pa. Telephone No. 401. WAHITON MA LD POINT COMFORT Is the most attractive short trip at this season of the year. Express Steamships ot the 11! Ull Perform Dally Srrv!. Through tickets returning froiu Washington, by rail or water. I'ui full luCointatloa apply to W. L. PRYOR, Lclii.li Valley Rtllruad, 309 Lack. Ave., SCRANTON, PA. Oil ee Wallace. Avenue. rapenes. Renaissance Irish Point Brussels Tambour Dresden LACE CURTAINS 129 WYOMING AVENUE IM HEMLOCK B Steam and Hot Water HEATING Gas, Electric And Combination FIXTURES Electric Light . . . NAIRiJNSQ Charles B, Scott, 119 Franklin Ave. Just Received at f GILLETTE BROS. 3 217 WasliIn.toH Axnua, A JOE3 LOT OF LADIES' AND MEN'S SHOES that will be soUl cheap. full line of Watches, Jewel cry, Musical Instruments and Sporting Goods always on hand SEB C(L iidmo inn . s- i
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