THE SCR'ANTOX TRIBUTE-FttlDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1808.
SI
V
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
IMPORTANT
MR. RIPSOM. REPRE-
ANNOUNCEMENT, scntinq mr. c. c.
SHAYNE. THE OELEBRATED FURRIER. WILL HAVE ON DIS
PLAY HERE MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT A MAGNIFICENT
LINE OF FUR GARMENTS. IT IS UNNECESSARY TO ADD THAT
MR. SHAYNE IS THE MOST NOTED FURRIER IN THE LAND.
MR. RIPSOM WILL GLADLY TALK WITH YOU CONCERNING THE
REMODELLING OF YOUR LAST SEASON'S FURS. SECOND FLdon
ft ifcBRI
fell i u&imkw vMmwwBiMvk3&
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Something About This
Clothing Store for Men
Type cannot taiilv tell you of the efforts we nuke to diess men
well at liltle cost. In fumibliings we have always been leadcis; and
now we are icady to talk Overcoats. Thcv came in a week ago and
many ot them have already lound owneis. You may be sure it's the
Overcoat chance of the year. The entire leseivc stock ol four manu
facture! s is here and we can safely piomise you coats at less than half
what otheis chaige.
Do these orices intciest ou r
CO no lot miiii- i liolu ot 1' Htlt. In
W'SO thrtfi hfielo' of liglit rovits,
blue black or bro.vti We it or Ihifil mil
Kerne , bhich Irish I'liee Miif 01 blown
Chinchilla M'lilo with I rlaii taili...
s.itln piped; lust ttllo warp Hull, m limlv
IIMur: silk velvet toll ir.Killii sleeve lln
lnc, made In two h iigUii medium and
tia long We otieht to got ?lj for this
o.it.
A'L'HV SI'L't'I Mr- On S.iturdiv milv e
oftrr 2i', pulrs of (Vmliiiuv Knee I'nu'H
for bii s it
.( cents the pair
SUc ! to lj ve.n Wot 111 T cents
Wen's
Furnishings
These loin items
ought to piove in
tciestinp; readme to
men foi Saturday. These values
will not be duplicated in anv .stoic
in the countiy.
Xatuial wool liuilctwrdi ot Ions clefi
notirrd wool, properly 'woven Into tlt
b-st Jlttlni,' ami moot duiuble' tin- prke
linn been a dollar. Sitliiili 1111K 7f(
they u
l.dUlideied white chills with mit!n. d
Mihei patent back bultonholi. The Air.
T" Mud: Sitiirtlii only . 'rOU
.cvv .mikii.is hlilitu tm mm mo-t m -
iii rut. -Mil .win tans 10 in. uiu At
1 eus tuif.s the prke would be flfi,.
JI n Here S.ettirc)a . . . VOL
IV rfr 1 ii'lebi.ited l.lnrn 'olui.
npi 11 10 ,iu ,u iiu.iitei,
licit'
10c
Trimmed Hats
for Children
Some daintv
conceptions in
("hildtenV H:iK
that hae been $i.oS and S i . 7 , , o
on sale tomoriou at
75 cents anil 98 cent.
You may be sine they aie the
worthiest bargains ever offered by
anv millineiy house in the louiuh.
Along with them
WINGSAH coiois.
weie 25c: now 12'.
QUILLS All coiois,
were sc; now ic each
TAYLOR NEWS.
David J. Davis Instantly Killed.
Cioss Walks Badly Needed Per
sonal Notes.
A mr .relci'iit mi mi nl 111 this pluio
M!-terd.i inortilnr when OuMd J Ha
ls'. one of Tnior mot puimlar
oiiiib men, met with n ft-ittul dentil
while at hl oiIv In tlu T.wlor mint,
w licit he Is rmplovi d as n I'mnpttiiv
hand The :mel uiolileni oieniioil at
nn laily.hom ji. TXivH and hl M
low woiknian Josi'ph Hnll. won about
tu timber t,oni' old wotkinp.s and with
iit a moment's warning ho was ,i virt
lin The lattn est aped but u tjuitP
.ilousl hiiuipii. while Mi Pnvl, Ipim
and nick wue InoKiu and death i.ime
tns'tanih. r.irrtal announcement lal-
IT
Sllc j;va .MuhHoli-uiii. who h,ii been
hllliiK at the liono ot lsi Oiaeo
Lurttv til Xoith Meln .nctine has in
tinned home
Tin cnteituhimi'nt and oilul under
t I.-w nUHpliex of tin Viiuiik Uul!is o
fiotj ot the i",al.uy liiptlt I'lutrrh on
Wcdnesdnj txenlnr; was wi pati.m
ized The alfah was airauiifd and
fullv iuiitd out with one or two x-eeDtion-.
Tlit' Went "ide soil'il dub will ton.
dint tholi ifulai im-c1.1v s-oiiui in
W'tiT's tin), thin ownlny
Min .lnhn 'iU'liilif. n' Mvdc rails,
as the ni'.i of lui Hiuihii. Mis
lioblilii" ot Union struM on Wt due.
da
ll-tK' .'Mul j.miis. ot iJj.J l'.llh, WIS
n busin. .- lKltor In ihl pluee ,fMtei
tlaj lutiiiiib'. .'..i.!in,iiidio . No .','.
Knights of 'Malta, will inert this '.
eiiitie In th"ii loom, in Iteohe'x hall.
Mih. Tl'cma. Ji-nc. of Iiellu.
wjb the cuait A - paienlM. Ml and
Mr. Thoiiian M, Davis, of Main meet,
on Wedne-nlfv.
Ml Oilftlth Tl.i.'iui:. of t'lMHou. va
Die KtiestH ot ldntivoii In thin ulait?
on Wednesday.
The wooJal ot thoYountr I'uninV mi
e'ety of th" W.Ip1i (.'ontfitK.M'onnl
(hliuli or Wednesday 'v.i vvell natroii.
ized
Hol'tPfi.er Thoinan 1. .Inni'". of
Main Hlivi't. limed tile hoinn ho'd ff
ft tji to Olvnh.iiit mi WVdnt'Hday
Mic, "Hniiifl Sheldon, of N'tiitliTay
l"r, is I)tlmr hfi daiiKhtr. Mm l.m
lei Jeuflptt. or FltlHion. for the ...u-t
U dn.ir.
l'rlvotp Wtllam Tubus, of romxriiur
JONAS
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
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Q.A 0. f01 ltiRl('-liluitKl llv fiont
I'T'-'O OvirroaW In blue Kiue or
Oxford urey. velvet cullni k(' l"tl
tnrlni?. nlcelv lined. A co.it tint ou'il
p.i js for an. win i"
MAfl for Yonllih oiiioit. 11 to 13
"O jcaix, of u mw I. liue In ilnik
l)lur he aw walo. nuiiU full It 114th. vilvet
i ollnr llni'Iv lined anil hancNciniclv
trimmed Would lie a b.iiptjln If we ald
$7.
ci 7c ro a child s hki:fi;u in
i?4..i. llii"e foloi. ik n v.iiioi rollir
or teumd iir loll.ir. well llntd and fln
lhe cl ieKtll.lll !,".il
SCCOND FLOOR.
Women's Hosiery one hundred
and Underwear Jozc,n , wo
men s heavv
ribbed tleece lined underwear, equal
to any .sold at -o tents, we offer
tomo'irow at
23 cents the garment.
Vests tiimmed with pcail but
tous and silk tape; pants, cut lull
sie. And this ot the hosier :
Women h Hn llormpiloif iIm. full
xuular 111.11I1 with double r-oles" hlU
ipllceil heels mid e.t!.i line kiiirp .Mmvt
ftit and fanc ilron Mtltihes. equal to
ri.itutdiiv at
coin eisewai it .11 .1.1 lent!? J inro ll
m K W
Pork Loins, Tint vou
Fresh Shoulders, '"?y know
Country Sausage iTefSr!
we make special cuts on pi ices for
Saturday, finis ou get
Fancy Pork Loins, 3 lbs, 35c
Fresh Shoulder:, lb, 6 3-ic
Country Sausage, lb, 9c
We positively cannot sell these
goods at above puces except on
Saturday.
Satin and Gro- Sold a lot oi
Grain Ribbons. I.ibb"s v.tei-
day despite the
lain. Mote heie tomonow; all the
new hades, ?'., and j inches
wide, to go Satuiday at
19 ctntsths yard.
Shop until you'ic tired and you
won't equal theii goodness at wc.
LONG'S SONS
U ThliU'i'iuh iip-inent who h. i been
Nltlnt!- Ills biotlur John F Tubli..
of thin nine has letutned to Join his
company at Camn Meade
Tin imiilojis ot the Tnloi. JMie
and Iluldin lollieiles u-etHed their
..iy for Oi tober on Wednesdaj.
The benefit dinvlnj,' foi tin wldow
i.nd tamlly of the latt LWcImi Uv
aiis. of Ciiecnunod. which is to bt held
hi Llewelyn h hall di".ciye the pa
tronage of fioiv poison In this town
and ldnit. We ire all 'iwme or
.Mi i:ini. mlsioitune and whlih u
sulteil in iiIh leath. The th kits for
th oyent an Hclllni; eiy lapidly
and .u f only ;". nuts a chance.
Th fair ioinmtt'e ol tin Walsh
CuiiKiiKatioual thatch met on AVej.
ucsd.o cxenluff and tinnsaittd home
Imnoitaiit l.uim..
The lerldents of Ninth .Main street
.uu about (Unstinted waltliiK for the
(loss walks which have hcen piom
Ived tin some tiim if ,)m. was laid
at the intellection of J. I. Davlw,'
lively establlshinent It would lie high
ly appi eclated by the pedestrians who
hay occasion to i acs that wav.
.Mis. ltlchr.nl 1. li.iifi was tin uuesl
of telatlxes in ll.vde 1'uk on Wed
nisd t:
MAKSH BROOK.
l!e. Mr Watcrlnii, of Xh liolnin,
will pieach In the school linte nest
Habballi at 3 oVloel,
Thomas ('aiperitt r took , luad ,,f
potatoes to Hciaiitou M'siiidu. lit
lecelted i"i cents pei bushel tor'lhcm.
hevciai faimeis ftnin this plate woie
m .Simmon M'sicida, .imoin.' thc.ni
iieinj? ('oinellus (.imiaei, JIan (luniner
and U. i:. I'lmnmei
Youiik tieoiuo I.. I'lumiiitr has fcaio
to OI pliant to woik foi the wlutoi
htt'Ven Cdipentei. an old time vnH
dent of this place. Is T.'i o.u old. Ho
I" rfettlns tiiltt) feeble, lie decs m
home and hi, dattehter. rjdna, Is keep.
IllfC lioiire fMf hlui
I'haUit. Wallale Is IIvIiik lomrurt.
nhh In a ulco new liouse bulli n iVv
.lls UK...
In 17 Mr Thomas Mclnt nn. .
Ii'lltowu, Teiin.. hud an at lack of dys
elitel) which beeame lirnnti. "I wits
tieattd by tin best phj slflans In Kast
Tennessee without it cine," he j,i.
Finally I tiled Clwuibei Iain's fyllc.
f'holiia and niaiihoea Itemecly. After
ih-Iiik about twelu bottles 1 was curwtl
sound and well." For hale by all dttiK
Hints. Matthew Hi otheis, wholraalt
and tetall agentR.
IAPPARITION.
By Ouy de Maupassant.
Th- stoty which I ont abmit to till
oit has attsi'd me mieli aneuish of
mind, such trouble "so nn, found, so
m.vstiloti!, yo ineMillcabli Uiat t
lmvo neer hen able ti, relate it. I
have kept It hid Ion In the innermost
rectsies of my woul, tip one hides ills
ti'esslni; seirels, those which ate
slutli.enil, ot unioiifesseii weaUiiessis.
I wll' tell jott of my ndentutc. uHli
out atteinptlmr to explain It.
It was lr the monili of Jul. 1"2T.
t was stationed at Itolteti.
On.- day, u.i I was wt.ll;lnp alone; the
qu.i, 1 met a nuiti whoi fate sicm
ed familiar, and ytt I could not teeall
tvir l.avInK know i. l.im. The strans:
ir "ooKcd a' mc, ttibhid tow aid me
pun titU'W himself In my eiiu.
II.' was a ltiPiici ol rn jouth whom
I had dejily locu. I h'td not steti
lirp In Use yiats, but in that tlntf
l.c had listed lialf r. ceiituty. His lit.tr
was entirely white, and he was b nl
cud almost ikcropit. lie aw my si r
pilFt mil' related his Ktory to me.
A tcnlhlt misfortune had befallen
hl'ii. lie Iiad become enamoied of a
j'otuiK Kill whom he had mauled In
Cleat haste. Aftej a year ot utmost
lp. enly el-lenct. she died miv ttd-
liflll.N.
Jlo had left his ihatcau on the day
iof the funetnl, and had established
l.lnise'f In hi" hottso In Rouen. Theie
ho ltd a Military, tnlseinblo llf', ioii
ruiitcl with Ktief. art! mi d.'ipeiato
that he thought only of suicide.
' Xow that 1 hac met you. I am
aii.Moui to a"k a favoi of ou; It is
in po to m.v tli.ileau and lithn.; back
to nn it pail. ape o" papcis whieli you
v IIS Hud In n desk in my loom -papers
which l need cn much iiidnO. I
catmuot tend a .subaltern or a lawyer
loi them, bi cause It will letiulte the
ncatc-t discretion end nbolult a-1 1
into. As foi me nothlncr in earth
would Induce me to enter that hiHi-e.
"I will give ou the key of the loom
v h Ich I locked when I came awu, and
also the key of th desk. I will viltt
a i.ote to the old mirdener who will
oim the house for you. Come r.nd
hi i ak fast with mo tomoirow, and w
will talk it oer."
I pinnil"d to ilo what he asked. It
was only a tew le.ieues out of Rouen,
am1 l could go theie on noish.ick.
'I he l.ext day wo bieakfastccl tns-cth?
c r. lie seeni"d veiy pie-oecupleil and
th i ply moved. een mrltntec1. H t x
plained Ju.t the erviee he ictiuircd
of Hit". He wished to obtain possps-
f Ion ol two packages of lettei', and ci
huiidlt of impels which I v.'otil I llnd hi
the liist ilght-hand drawer of the
desk.
"1 need not ask jou not even to iat
ottr tt on the papers "
1 was almost oflonded at thesi)
.'ciils, and made en abtupt menement.
Re hastily btBcd mv putdon.
"if ou know how I Hitttei : ' ml
he leffnn to weep
A'aour one o'eloJc 1 statt I on mv
jcuint.v. It was a biaufftil daj-. and
t antii ipaled a ilellslit'ul lie".'
In tine time I t cached the ihate.ui.
I hiiultd thiotiRh my pockets toi tin
h'tiei which 1 had bioiiRlit lo the gar
e enet Iniaj,'lne my astonishment
when I found it sealed: I was sur
ptlsetl ami t ncty, and was about t'
tuin about and eg back without ae
eoi'iplishiiiK my mission. Rut a sec
ond thought icrtinlneei me. My lriend
hatl thouiihtlessly scaled It in his
Uciublc.il state of mind he had not no
ticed what he was doing.
The chateau looked as It it had not
bet n oi copied in a -coi" ot jeais.
Km i .thin? was koIhr to mm: th"
lawn was knee-deep with weed-.
Th. uuNe of the loud and ieoiin Hiir
blows which I dealt upon .t ihutt-T
bitiuphl an old man to a side entiente.
Re sc. med jtnpc lied at sight of mo. J
dismounted and sap him tlu letter.
"Will! what do jou want'"
I ansAPied bruscpiel, "v'oii know
.ry v ell. dn c jensr master has Klvun
you his ortleis. I am boIiis into the
house."
lit- teemed thuntici.su tick.
"And ou are qohiB to to hs ittn)V"
he stammetid,
Paibleu' liut what business Is it of
oms to tittistion me?"'
Xo! no! .Monfifi but It Is it is
-that It lias not been opened hlucc,
since the death If jou will wait
ho KilnuiPd, 1 will bo and seeso and
se" .1
i aninilv intciiupted lilni.
' li' so and see." what aie ou
RlNin1,' ni-.' Row inn ou go In tl do,
wiini hire Is the key"'
He had r.ethintr mole to sa.
"Then, Monsletn, 1 will show jou the
.n "
.-.how me the slaucase and leave
me 1 shall find my wa ny well
without oti."
"Hut Morsleui how "
"Hold you I toiittue! or I shn'l make
Rouble tor .Mm."
I i tislied bin one side and enleiod
the house.
I i lossed the kidiien anil It ei small
t.ioms which the old man and ills wife
ti 1 1 pled. I enteied the hall and
mounted th" staltens-p. I casll tound
the door which m fiiend had deseiih
ee' 1 unlocked it mid t nteied.
Th loom was so dark that at llist
I could sec nolliliiK. I i-topped, civei
come by that heavy iiiiuscnui, musty
odor pi'cull a tti tlrsetl looms and
tUath-tliambcis.
I.lltlt by little mv iM's beiau" a.
eitsiomed to the dnikhos, and 1 was
able to distinguish the objects about
me. I saw a large loom In ureu dls
Mdei. u b"d without eloililnj;, the
jntiiiiits and pillows uiieovcn d. and
one ol the pillow j M'emcd to hae a
d'jit In It, ai if someone had btn
it aiiiiij.. nn elbow on it I saw. at the
i pposltn side of the loom, a half-open
doc i. which belonged, io doabl, to a
witulii.be.
I went at out e to the window t i opei
tie shutters and l't in lisht and air:
1 tit the bolts wen -o lu-Hfd that I
could .ioi move them. I tiled to bteak
lliynt witli nn sword, but nuM ma I
was aiiKiy at these iisils eitcnts, and
ii. itiv iilik llnil now bernnii. ti. . ii
toiinil iv thu t'.uknest. I del"''inlnid to
try to llnd hut I had come lo suek.
I seated myself In li out of the de..k.
pallid douu the top. and iioeiitd tlio
dia.M'i It .as full I was to talw
lliifp iiaikages. winch 1 wis to Know
l.y e.-italn wiillnB'on iMm 1 btguti to
uuiuh foi them
1 .ui sill'. In to diclphitr tht; su
p. I'fulpllons. whim I thouulit 1 heatd,
in lather felt, n rustling behind me.
1 paid no attention Co it, ihlukhig' that
a .inn 'lit of ale had sillied somctlilug'
mi the loom, llul aftei a moment, nn
oihei nioX'Mnent, jiiok distinct, made
,i ivi dlt-ami.i-.ihii uhlxer pnsF ncr
in It was s. stupid tu Ijh tiiiubiut
.t it uioeiii'.iit. t-rt if eM i so lit
ti ti.U I would not tin i. annual for
. "i itliutiif I hail louiii. in ui Uie
I u li tl U-.-i ' iiapeis, and was on the
lot-it "I .ilcklng up the thud, whin a
I ra iii.ii pitiful sIkIi. lust holili d my
shtxillllei lliadi me lllllllil Ruilil lllj
nlH.i. 1 turned tuuiy, my hand on
my sword, and sunly. If I had not felt
It at my sld;, I should have fled like u
toward.
A tatl woman clothed lit white stood
directly behind the chair In which I
hnd been slttlnp. V second shudder
ran thiotiRh all my membcis. Oh! no
one can comprehend, unless they have
cNpcthnced them. ,,ueh hoirlfyltm and
stupid terrors. One feels as if ono
was difsolvln? Into nothltiBnes-c. one's
heart stops hrallug; one's body be
comes as soft as a wuige.
I do Hot hell"M in phantom: oil.
well! 1 almost nwoonsd tindir the
hideous fear of the tiiad: and I RUf
feicel, oh! 1 suffeied foi roim In
Hunts moie tlmn In nil m life, nn lr
lislsttble aBu'ij of sttpit natural ter
lort. If flu- had not spoken 1 should have
died of fear, pethats. Hut slio spoke,
she spoke 111 n voice so sweet and sad
that it made m nencs ciulvci' X date
nit sa. that t teeovered nivselt.
l.net." tiot what I did, but u, certain
pride made me, nt least, piesent ti bold
frcnt. I lemembered evcrythlnr: later,
but I assure you that at the time I
thought of nothing I was afraid I
Ma said,
"Oh! Monsieur, jou can do me a
Bieat service'"
I tiled to answer, but 1 could nol
speak a word. A vague sound came
froni my throat.
She continued: Will jou? You can
sae mc cure mc' I suffer fearfully.
I suffei, oh, I suffer" and she seated
heti'elf in m ihali. She looked eager
ly nt me.
"Will jou'"
1 nodded "Yes," fot 1 was Incapable
of speaking.
Holding out a shell toilet coinb, she
murmured:
"Comb my hair! oh, lomb my hair!
that will cuio me, 1 must have my halt
combed. Look at my head. Row I suf
fer; and my halt it makes mc ill'"
Her hall was unbound. It was very
long. ,ety black, and as she sat In the
chair, it swept the gtound
Row could I liae done it" Row could
I. een while shuddering, have taken
that comb nnd gathered up In my hands
those long loiks which goe me a sen
sation llkp that of handling serpents?
Row could I havt done IK I know not.
I can still feel that sensation, and 1
shuddei when I think of it.
I took the comb. 1 handled. I know
not how, that m,i of hair' I twisted
it up, I hound nnd unbound It: I braid
ed It. She sighed, diooped het head,
and seemed happs.
Sudenly she- -alel Thank jou1"
snatched the comb ftom my hand, and
lied thiotigh tile dooi which 1 had no
ticed standing lnlt open
When I found mji-vlf alone, It was
some moment before I totild collect
my thoughts. I was like ono tijing to
lueak the bonds of a nlghtmaie. AVlien
1 had recovered mjsclf, I ran to the
window and biokc open the shutteis
with a fuiious blow
A stieam of light lushed in. 1 inn to
tlie door thtough which the phantom
had disappeated. It was cloed and
locked.
Then leiror seized nij- soul and 1 was1
tilled w Ith one de"lre the desire to get
away from that haunted place; the de
sire became a panic the panic one p.
perlemi's sometimes In battle. I snatched
up the thtpp bundles of papeis. I lushed
miots the loom. I leaped down the
stalls thiee or font at a time, and at
l.n't tound inielf In tilt open air. I
tpilikly mounted m home, and lied
fioni the plate at a bieakneck gallop.
I did not eli aw icln until 1 leached
Rouen and my lodgings. 1 thiew the
bridle to ml oidtih and enteied my
loom, wlicic 1 --at down to leflect on
my atUenttlte
I asked mjself, again and again, If I
had not been the victim of, an halluci
nation. Surely. I hail experienced one
of thoM" incompielienslblo. Inexplicable
teiebial distuibaiues which engendei
mliacles, which gives the supiui.itut.il
its pm ei.
I had Just decided that I had seen a
Mslon. an apparition, whin 1 went to
the window to look out Ry chance 1
looked down at nij- wah'tcoat. The
limit was iciveit'd with long hairs.
Which weip twisted alound the but
tons. I tut t tlieni off, one by one, and thiew
them out of the window. My flngeis
tiemhled o that I could seaitely use
them.
Mj iiPivcs wpip too shaken to allow
me to visit nn fiiend that daj. Moie
oevi, 1 wished to lelleet on what I
should saj to hlni. I tailed my oideily
and sent him with the bundles of paper.
Mj' fiiend at'ked many questions. Tim
jottng man Did hlni that 1 was nut
well, that 1 must have had n smistioko,
or some such thing. This siemed to
make hlni tmeasj
1 went, veiy eaily the next daj, to
his house 1 had it solved to tell him
the tutth. He had gone- out the even
ing befoie and had not yet letuined.
I wen the nest day. 1 received the
same answei. I waited a week. Re
had ' ot ictmnecl. Then 1 consulted the
autlioiltips. A thoiough watch was
made, but no tiace tould be found of
hlni.
The chateau was also searched. Noth
ing1 suspicious was found Theie were
no signs of a woman having been con
cealed theie
Xoiv. after llfty-slx jeais, 1 know no
I mnie limn I did then. 1 have never
been able to ppl.iln my ndventuie.--Tiaiislalul
by Mis. Cailton A. Kings
hut j' ioi tlie Rome Magazine
JEHMYN AND MAYFIELD.
HoKattli'x band oiniiicil their fair last
cvpiiiiii; In niitftinlie Hall, but owing
to tlio Ini'letncncv of the u rather the
attendance was not as laiRe iik It would
hae been if the weather had been fair,
but tha-e who weie time hicnt a eiy
cnJoMible ewmint- The Muytlcld band
rtirnlt-lied ihe entertainment and tenil
eicil tMnii choice Hclectlmih.
Tlie prniiliivex ot Hie Delawate and
llndsoti ccinipanv weie iiald yesteiday.
If ii'iiciits aie ttue, theti are a pair
of poopli In the Thhd wind that xlioulil
be ill a' i with ecMicli It Ih lainied
llni a li nineteen ir.ir or aise swore
In his vote on Tuetdaj The Huuner an
example I inaili ot nuth chaiaitetH,
and the men who au theii wltnwet1
the biioner we will have clean woilt at
the polln and houeht eleetlniiw. This Is
a caw foi tlio county detective to look
up and he t-limild do li at on e.
Ue V. A. Uecehei. of AtLhliald,
will pteacli In tlie CoiiKieKatloiwI
'Inn ch net huuday afternoon at .:
o'l luC k.
li. C. Wheelei, who teccnl))' ivtuiji
ed fioni the KlondiKc. has ojiniiec' a
Hhoci hho in the I'Vlli", bui .iinv mi
.Mala btioet.
Wallet Moon and Hlstei. MIh i;m
llla wete In Waeily WediKHday at
I'.tiilitiK tlie eddlnK' of Jllsi jmi
blone and Samuel Hall.
Mix. Thomas and dauuhtei, Joseph.
Inc. ot Tunkhanuock. aio vitdllti; hei
brother, 1'iank Wilch, on Xon:i iuin
vtlctet
MehSis. Cd. Can ami Albeit I. ail;.
tt, of ('aiboiidalc. Hpent hiht owning
li. tci'i-n
ltcivival wl)lciiH aie ntlll eontlnulnu
I In tlie Mflhodlst 'Iplscopal church.
THE LEADING AND LARGEST MILLINERY STORE
413--Lackawanna Avenue--41 3.
Exquisite Fall flillinery
wB-KarAMousASMAKBRsop A hat from hero win touch your whole dress with "style.
Beautiful Hats Your triends wil1 compliment you on its "becomingness," and
you, yourself, will be more than pleased whenever you catch a
glimpse of yourself in the glass. The money you save will double your satisfaction.
THB gic.it collection of TRIMMKD UAl'S now in our show room sonic the work ol the leading
foreign milliners, some ci cations of our own skilled trimmers in New York and Philadelphiais
one that those inteiestcd in handsome Tiimmed Hats should see bctoic purchasing. This season
we have outdone all previous elforts, and it will ceitainly pay .all economical persons, all seekers alter
beautiful styles, to visit us.
TRIMMED HATS $2.98, $3.98,
$4.98, $5.98, 6.98.
AUL UNDER USUAL RRICE.
Ostrich Feathers, Fancy Feathers,
Wings, Birds, Aigrettes, Quills, etc., etc.
RETAIL. AT" WHOLESALE PRICES,
Velvets, Silks, Crown Ornaments and illinery Trimmings of every
description under regular prices.
Anything Bought from Us Not
jrucli interest Is inalnfested. and main
hiuc been conerted "c Mi Cooke,
of Newark Valle. is aslhtlnK the pas
tor Kev. C A Ilcnjaiuln this .wck
Mrs HemeltlBht and Mis. Frank
HemclilRlit weie lsltlnK friends in
Olyph.int 'Vedneslla.
Mr. Walter Moon and sister. Kmma,
attended Hip Hall-Stone weddlnff at
AVavcily. Pa, AVedne-day eenlnu
AVill Osboinc. of Main stieet, called
on fi lends at flieen Hldije Wednesday
eeninc.
Mi. and Mis. Stephen .Miller ot Thlul
Ftieet, weie in Sciantou jesteulay
Miss Josephine Davis, of Powder
Mills, letutned home Wednesday alter
spendlnB hevcial dajs with her sister,
Mis Albert Kerr, of Scrantou.
Mrs. Jofceiili IJtadley, of Cailiondale.
t-pent Tuesday evening in Maylleld.
Dr. W. J. Uaker, of Carbondale, was
stieet. weiu in Scianton Wednesd.i).
Mlsu Hertha P.ell entci tallied a part
of ft lends at her home on Third stieet.
In town Wednesday eenliTg
Miss Maipaiet Daics, of Second
stieet, who has been isltlns ft lends
in Scott, letutned home Wednes-dav.
Mis. Satah Wateis. sr.. Is UUIiir
at the home ot her sons, James C. and
Alfied Waltets, of Foi est CIt.
AVOCA.
Tlie buiuuRh council will meet in ad
join nd sc&slon tlili eenlncr
Mlhs Agnes Gibbons has been ap
pointed to teach nlnht chool in No I!
building; .Mat Rat et Healy has been
tiansfetied to Xo. t. and Nellie Calla
han to No. ' building
C K. Hall has accepted a position on
tlie Scianton Ttactlon line.
Upeiator Kaufman has been ttan
ferrcd fioin Mauch Chunk to the c ut
ff cm the West Side
1'. T. McOowati, beltiR the lowest bid
der, has ht en crantc d the conttact of
futnibhlnK fuel to the school IuiIIcIIiiks.
Miss Kate Connolly has been added
to tle coiiis of teachers in the Coire
spondenee sohool at Pcranton
It li lumoied the Ilontn Rla-s winks
have been put chased by Pitlston capi
talists and that In a Mioit while they
will icsaime opciatlons.
Attorney John SutHfTe died at the
home of his i-ls-ter. Mis William Stev
enson, ot MoofIc, on Tuesday eveniiiR,
after f-veial weeks' Illness of typhoid
fecr. Deceased was bom In Connecti
cut, but had been a resident of Moosle
since boyhood. Several -jeais ago he
was admitted to tlie bai and until a
year upo practiced law in Lackawanna
couit, when he Rave up hl olllce at
Scrantou to accept justice of the peace
In Lackawanna township He was a
devout member of the Piesb tetlan
taltli and alwas inteieftecl himself In
Christian Kndeaor woik The funeral
will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Intel incut will bo In Marc)
c emetery.
Tlie V. M I. wll! meet la adloutifd
pitdon on Friday evening.
The Pcnnt-ylvntiln Coal company
will pay their emplojcs tu this sec
tion on Satuitlav niuinl'iK
Cleorge Shales, of Lincoln Hill is suf
fciltiR fiom n soire attack of iheu
matism. Mr. and Mis James lohn and Mrs
Coxe, of VaiullIiiR atteuUtcl the Me
Kensle obsequies Wcclnesday
Mis J li. Clulstiai. Is lecovciltiR
after a soxeio attack of jauiullce.
Mi. and Mis William Laird enter
tained a patty of Juveniles on Tues
day tvenltiR in hon'ii or the sljh
biithday of their daiiRhtei Jennie
After a few bouts spent in pleasant
pastime tlie following sat down to sup
per: 1'dlth and Mai Klock-Andei-son,
Nora and Maty Fiuslmmon
Antics Moitou, l'llzabetli and Nella
Newton. MailRi' Snyder Mabel .iohu
sou, Lcili, William, Allnn and Huth
Laird.
I'. I. u'.Malley has utuui"l h-ni"
afb-l u stvi ral weeks' st nt New
pott News.
Mis. Nellie McCilyun has icUitii'U
home alter u few elays' llt in Phil
adelphia. The Chlldien's soiletv of the Pls
bjtei l.ui chuiih, are busily eiiRaRed
ni.tklnp aptons of eety desalptlon
whi h they will toll cai ThankstjtvlnK
eve, after their annual cupper has
been seived.
Mr. and Mit. Ilmiy Oiror?e iutc i -tunud
Icj Mountain "lar after a few
clays' lst with Mi. and Mis. Waltei
Andti.s'jii.
The vast conconse 01 1 1 lends Miat
assembled Wednesda) afteinoou to pu
tlie last tllbutf of Jespect to the late
Mr?. Ann McKenzie was a fittlntr ttl
btlte ti the tespei't nnd esteem In
which he was held. Lour befoie the
appointed l.ciui, hunduds of people
passed befoie (he lemaiiis which weio
encased In a handsaiiic casket entile
ly I'ovcted with llowers. Sen ices at
the lioiico weie conducted lo Ilo D.
T. Stnyllie assisted by the Piejb) teilan
choir. The lloinl liihtites w tc tinny
&
Satisfactory Can Bs Exchingad or You
N'
j 413 Lackawanna Avenue
and included sexetal tastv d-slRns
The pall-beareis were Janus am
ham, William Uiown, I'ben'ver F'tie
Ch:rles VIkman, Flank Kane and Pat
lick Cannon, lntennent was made In
Lansc liff e ccmetei v.
The ladies interested in the S.irsfleld
bazaar aio working enineatl) to mak
the ecnt a sacrc-s. They have solicit
ed man) handsome and costly u tic lest
Tnev will conduct the clccorumK of
the booths and will liao them as at-
Itacthe as t)ot.siljle. An entertain
ment will !" Riven each night.
Mi. William Pennett and Mis.
Flank McHurIi, of Wvomini', wun
Isltoi.s at Hie Alexander lesldence
Wednesday.
PECKVILLE.
Jiif! Mali -1 Plunimer has letii'li'd
fiom a ist with lelathes at Uiael
fcid 111
MI.-" Conii'lla Kn of PeteisbiiiR,
is IMt!nK hi.' slstei, Mis. Miles Male
GcorRe Dulf.h, a member of the Thli
teenl'i regime nt, was a caller In town
Mondav
F. M. Haines, who was elected as one
of the cnRlneeis foi the boioush elec
tric HrIU plant, has seived sen en veats
as an engineer and has mn , dna
mo foi the past four ye.us. He has
taken a con i sc In eleetildtv at tin
Ii.ti'i rational Cone.snjndeuce school, of
Scianton, wlieie his avenge standinR
for tlie cai was SS per cent.
nv one wishing thelt homes wlied
foi clectlie IIrIUs II tliev will drop
a postal eard to Mi. F. P. UenJ'unli',
of this plac", it wlU be to their 111 -teiest.
Fstlmntcs clieei fully furnished
and all woik uaianteed to give satis
faction. PRICEBUEO.
Don t fall to buy a ticket for tlie
Thanksgiving turkej supper to be held
undei the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Pilmltlve Methodlrt
chinch on Thnnk'-RlvliiK night. Tick
ets, 21 cents
Miss Isabella Ilaisln-ck, who lias been
spending the past s months with h-1
Riandpaients, Mi nnd Mis. John
Wilghtson will ii tm n to her home In
FIttsbuig on ratiliila.
health is Wealth,
DR E C WEST'S
NERVE AND 'BRAIN TREATMENT
THE (JKIt-.t.AL, ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS,
Issoldundorpositivo Written finar&ntce,
by authoritcxl neonta only, to euro Weak EJomory,
Dizziness. Waltfulnota, Fitw, llrstena, (Jiiick
rieos, NiKht Losses, Kul Dreams, LncU ot Contl.
elenoo.Norvyusiiets, Lnssitcda, all Drains, Yontb
tul Errorc, or Licossivo Ufo of Tobacco, Opium,
or Liquor, which leads to Misory, Consuniitioc,
lasonity nnd Death. At store ur by mail, $1 a
bor; em for f5; with wrltteu punraiitoo to
euro or i-el'uuct money. SJamplo imcu
ago, contaluinB Cvo cbjs trcttmeiit.Tfith full
inetructions, 25 cents. Ono aiinplo only Gold to
cacti poreon. Alston or uyinrui.
tS"rted Label Special,
Extra fiirennlii.
For Inipotency, Lo?s otv
Prtwnr. r,ofc Atfinhonil.
Htenhtv ur Barreonosa !
l n Wit p.It fnr 1. mtliWfO
,7Jvrltteiv BuarantceSf"lfctv,
SBFOREor bvrn'-Til ' Ar-TER
Tor.Solehy llllam i. CUrk. jjh Penn Ave
bcranlua, I'a
At Retail.
Colli ot the bent cjuallly tor (ioiiieMttv u.-u
nnd ul ull nlies, IneluUIng lliickwf.eat and
Uirdsoye. delivered In any part ot th
city, nl the lowest price.
Oiileis received at tho otllee, (list Hoar,
Commonwealth building. 100m No tl
telephone No. 1624 or at the mine. icle
Phono No. S7J. will be promptly nttoudcJ
to Usaleta btippllrd at the mine
W. T. SA1ITH.
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vaS,ll0''tcthelioIe beiur, All drain na lostet artitrM'iffrinanmltv, Unlets patients J
rt. " Propetly cured, their condinin often uiirriei them iniolniami j, toniumplion or Dealh.
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niaueu icaicu. rncc 11 per do, o uoxei, uun irnn-cun ii-sai Jiuranicc locureorrelundtne
mon-.Jjoo. fctDd tor Irer boot.. Addrri., PEAL MEOICINE CO., Cleveland, 0.
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Male by.lOIIX II. PIIliLI'S,
nd bpniccbtrcct.
UNTRIMMED HATS 39c, 48c,
T3c, 95c, $1.23.
Can Ge! Ycur Money Back.
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
massssssmM
ROUTE
LOW HAins ON OUR HnvSONAl.LY CON.
UUCIUDIOUKIsT L'XCUR' IONS.
Leave ISojton and New nnglamt points
ecry Weilntsdny via Clilcago, Colorado
bprlnc and Scenic Route.
Southern Route leaves loiton every Mon.
ilv via Clilc.jo. Kansas City ( t. Worth nnit
I.I I 'a jo to Los Ar.sele!
These L'xcurl in Car are attached to favt
I'assenifcr 1 rains, and their popularity Is evi
dence that we olterttu best.
Write for handsome Itinerary which gives
full Information and i evv map, sent Ire;.
Address V. J. LUAIIY, III N 9th St, I'll II
delphla, Pa.
JOHN SHKASTIAN, 1 P. A , Chlcaeo.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
.
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
OS!
435 10455 N. Niniii Si., Scrnnion, Pa.
Telephone CM, 3333.
WANTED.
Sciap Iron. Secoiul-l Liiid Machin
ery. Old Metals, etc. We sell sec-oiul-luuul
Boiler Tubi's, Stack..
'Iankb, etc., wi He us lor anvtlung
in this line.
ill SUPPLY ffl KM, CO.
700 NNest LaCAawJinu Avenj
J
THE DICKSON M'PG G3
iianton nurt lll.of-llirie I'u
MnniirHc'tiiiernoi
L0CflFf10TIVES,STATI0NARY ENGINES
Holler, liobthi" uinl I'lunplnj .Mi. 11 Mr y,
c-cneiiit Ollke, bi run to .1 I'a
A3ADE ri A SVSA
A JAX TAULU S POSITIVELY CURK
ctj, lmpotont, bloeptcussui, oco . ctueJ
bj Alius? or other hxcetui nni Iodfi-
crwiDDs. jjpv yuicKiv an 1 turriy
rosiore LoAtiielti7 in oiil orrounir. tnlJ
.'tauiauforntuJ)-, tu inrs-ior nidrriiffa
l'rrTni ImauJiv nn (1nntiftitvtlftn if
taui in titur, 'ihetrMO tljoKi la medTntj fmcroTf.
meat ana eliotta n i'UHH nboro ell other fall In
8l.t ujicn liavlnx (ha cnn'r.o Ajax Tat lati. They
oarocurodtbcusaDdi ami will euro yoa, Magtveapos
UtreTviittoncuaranteo toeffectaruro EHrTC in
racticaMiOF refund tho monev. PrlmuUuluiMK
' IQCkau;ej or i Ik pkcoj (full irtiotmenti for I-W. II j
1 nan, in pn wrorrr. uton rts.tlptu(rrire.(ircLlar
j AJAX REA1EDY CO., ',,Sjg-y1fr
I Toi sale In ScranUn, I'a bj Matthew:
Uios ami II C Panderren, diuKgists,
DOUBT, TRY Ihev hveitood theteitofnrf.
..uu ua.c luicu iiiouianui 01
cievof "vervoui Iliseakti. men
li Dcbiluv. Diizineis.hlecDlevi-
ceil and Varicocele.Atrophy.'ic.
'1 hey clear the brain, Urcnjlhcn
Ihe lirculation, make dijeilion ,
titff.rr. ind Immrl n hxlthv
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