THE SCRANTON TlUBUJN J-MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1808, 71 I'l'lio Carbomlalo correttpmuleirce of Tin Tribune has been placed In the linndb of Mr. J. M. Forbes. All complaint as to Ir regular delivery, etc., duo news ltm, should be addressed to ltoberu & Hey noldi, news nsenu.) riBE SUNDAY MOKNINO. House Burned to the Orourul In the Third Ward. The timtliiK "f thu iiliiini at Davis' head awakened the citizens early .Sun day morning. The Hie wan In the Third ward, a limine, belonging tu M. .1. Slilmnir havliiK been hurned tu the ground. The wind wan blowing a gale and the houses In the Iminedlate vicinity of the blaze were In danger of being bin tied. The fire had been blazing for about fifteen minutes before the alarm wnH sounded, and It wan fully fifteen mInuteH more before the Mitchell llnw company responded and reached the scene. When tiro company leached the burn ing house they discovered that their hose was not sufficient, and the stream of water would not reach the blaze Had the Columbia Hose company u sponded their hose might have been attached to the Mitchell's supply and efficient work accomplished. The house was burned to the ground. BOBBERS ENTEB A HOUSE. Four Men Break Into the Delefon talne Home. The home of John Delefontalne. sit uated on his farm, back of lllehmon dnle, was entered cm Friday night by four masked men, who beat Mr. Uele fontalne unmercifully, leaving him In an unconscious stale on the lloor. He Is nn aged man and It Is hard to tell what the consequence of his as sault will be. lie cried lustily for help and his brother and a hired man re sponded. They saw four men leave the house and started down the road after them, following to the northwest break er, where the robbers were lost sight of. Mr. Delefontalne Is well known In this city having been at one time an employe on the gravity railroad. He Is known to keep considerable money about the house, which the would-be lobbers probably desired to secure. They were, however, unsuccessful In their iftiest. Later reports say that Mr. Delefontalne'., condition Is very low and fears are entertained for his recovery. CITY WON THE CASE. John Wftterliold Bested in His Dam age Suit. The damage suit Instituted by John "Waterfteld against the city was ar gued In court Friday and Saturday, and a decision rendered Saturday morning In favor of the city. Headers of The Tribune will remember the case In which the plaintiff wanted money for damages done his property on N'lcol avenue. He alleges that the health of him self and family have been Impaired by the stench arising from the sewer that empties Into the city sewer near his home. There are a number of oth er cases pending in court on the same claim. In the case of Mr. Xlcol against the city Mr. Xlcol was award ed damages. COMMENCED YESTEBDAY. The Evangelistic Services in the Episcopal and Baptist Churches. The Union Evangelistic services to be conducted In this city for the next two weeks by Itev. Daniel S. Toy, of Haiti more, Mil., commenced yesterday In the Episcopal church. Mr. S. II. Hob crts, the singer who accompanies Mr. Toy, and who will assist him In the evangelistic services. Is a vocalist of much note. During the afternoons of this week the meetings will be held In the Trinity church, while In the eve nings the evangelist will occupy the Haptlst pulpit. The meetings will be gin at 8 o'clock. A CUNNING CBOOK. Stole Two Due Bills from Compan ions. A fellow named Andrew Mttzon was placed In custody by Olllcer Neary Saturday on a serious charge, which will probably land him In a place where he will be given free rations for some months. Mil zo n works with a companion named Andrew Mlckel, and from him stole due bills to the amount of forty one dollars, lie succeeded In cashing them at the pay window, while his own bill called for but forty cents. After the pay master discovered his mistake he put the case in Alderman Jones' hands, who had Constable IS'eury out on the crook's trail. The constable lauded him at Marshwood. a small plne on the Moosle mountains. MRS. PBISCILLA HATHAWAY. Passed Away at Her Home on Wash ington Place Saturday, i .Mrs. I'rtacllki Hathaway passed peacefully Into eternity, S.iturday afternoon Hliortly after one o'clock after MinVrlng with an Illness over nliii mouths. For the past two or three day her death lias been momentarily xpeeted and when tlv end came all In r Imine. dlate relative weiv at the Hide of her death bed. She came to this city In ISO:! with Ik r husband, who died sev eral months ago, at the home at Wash ington place. Mrs. Hathaway was a membei of several charitable organizations and mude many friends thiough her be stowals to the indigent. Two daugh ters are the only survivors residing In this city, Mm. (1. II, Tyrou and Mrs. Abiier Avery. The funeral will be held on Tuesday afternoon ai two oViocl. 1'iom the h 'list, where Hev. U. A. Place will olllciule at bhoit services. Inter ment will be ntftde In the Maplewooi) cemetery. SOCIETY COMEDY. l.oNers of high class lane comedy are promised a treat in the engage ment nt the (irnnd next Wednesday of "What t'.appentd to Joiies?" which ih from tho pen of I'leorge II Hi oik. hurst, who ih the author of the latest farce. 'Why Smith Left Home' The Htorj of Jones" according to its plot In a soiles of mieer circumstance nnd adventures deftly put together. The ptory that furnishes the ground work i5Vhy cough and riik ci)!iumptiau. This ,i 1 r wouacriui remedy lias LOUCfll bVIUDcured otu" aud will .? . "?. I c"e you. It promptly cures throat and June trouble. rrice jj cents. for the play Is iiulta Minnie, vet de spite this simplicity, there Is not n dull moment In It from the opening scene, tti the final fall of tho curtain. MAY NOT BE COMPLETED. Should th weather continue In the uiuun'M- It bids fair to, work on all out side work by Contractor Hlalr and Kennedy will not t completed until spring. Th work on Seventh uvonuo will be piOM'culcd until llnlshed, . gardtess of the w-ntlinr. N'o work has been done In Park pllire, Main street or Sixth avenue foi several days. INSTITUTE YESTEBDAY. The Catholic Women'" Benevolent society, of this eltv. was Instituted yesterday In Father Mathew hall. A large uuttibot of nersoiw wele pre sent and llttened Inter stcdly to the addi esses of several of tho supreme olllcers. The organization Is a new one and litis 11,1)410 outlook before It. BIDS FOB MAIL BOUTE, Mills will be ndveitised for today for the carrying of mall between this city fillll ITtitinailrtlo Tin, twiiat ,itUn flermrt- inent must have positive Information as regards the closing of the road else they would not advertise for hlds for the cnr.Nlng of mall by stage. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Itev, A. P. Sawyer und wife en tertained tlu Episcopal church choir at their residence one evening last week. The choir and orchestta fur nished fine music, duiinsr the evening. Refreshments were served and a very pleasant enjoyed by both the guests and their entertainers. The nnmeroup friends of Miss Eliza beth lllgglns, of Pike street, fndercc! her a mil pike parly last Tuesday ev ening. The evening was very agreeab ly passed and Miss Higghis provd her self an excellent hostesr. After spending tho summer at Brad ford, John I'.. Dennis has returned to visit his family on Hrook street. Philip Leonard, si well known young man of this city, wan wedded to Miss Lottie Hlueher. of Waymart, at that place on Thanksgiving day. James Vale, of Archbald, spent Thanksgiving eve and Thanksgiving with friends in this city. This per sonal may be rather belated, out Mr. Vale's many friends will be glad to know of his visit. He returned Friday, day. Hoy Amnierman, of tltr llrin of Mald feld, Purdy and Company, Is able to resume his duties again after a week's Illness. N F. Stephens, the Salem avenue grocer. Is eonflred to his home on Mn coln avenue with a s"ver cold. The attack threatened to develop into ty phoid fever, but his physician reports that reaction has set In nnd Mrs. Stephens will be able to resume his duties about the middle of this wee. Miss Louise Brown, of Albany, N. Y is the guest ol MKs Nellie Gulla Kliy. Misses LiK-y Kelly and Mary Gang hnn are guests of Scranlon friends. Mrs. William Thomas and son, Har old, aie visiting friends In Wilkes Barr Miss Ellen Mollltt is III at her home on South Main street, Morgan S. Kimball called on friends In Jermyu Saturday. Edward Joyce, of Plttston, was a re cent visitor In this city. TAYLORNEWS. Nebo Congregational Church Pair nnd Festival Two Funerals. The funeral services over the re. mains of tho late Mrs. Daniel Keese occurred from her late home on Grove street yesterday afternoon. Deceased was well known In this town and has many friends. Hev. Dr. H. II. Harris, or the Calvary Baptist church, of which she was a member, officiated. The re mains were Interred In Forest Hill remoteiy. The board of trade held an Important meeting on Thursday evening In this council chamber. Among the subjects to be discussed will be the annexation of the Archbald and Pyne to this en terprising borough, and also the organ ization of a new file company, which is badly needed. The lair and festival of the Who Congregational cliuich, of Hendham, which Is to commence this evening In th auditorium of the church under the aunnlces of the Ladles Aid society promises to be a grand affair The event will continue for a period of three nights. The different booths have been handsomely decorated with hunt ing and flags, which makes the Interior lo.ik very pretty. Many useful nnd costly articles will be placed on exlil lion during its progress and the young ladles have spared no pains to make the affair a success. Xo doubt th"n will he a large attendance present. A hearty Invitation is extended to the public to attend. Tnlorville lodge, No. li'iS, Indention dent Order of Odd Fellows, woiked the degree of Truth on Saturday evening on three applicant)-. Mr. and -Mrs. Hubert Inglls, of Yates vllle. spent the Sabbath as the guests of relatives In this place. Prof, and Mrs. M. J. Llyod, of Price burg, were the g.ic?ts of the hitter's mother, Mrs. Itobeit Llewellyn, of T'n lou street yesterday. William Edmunus was the guest of his paiciits. .Mr. and Mi William Ed inuiids, of Oly pliant, yesterday. '"'he fii'ieial of the lute John Shield took place from his late home, on High street, yesterday afternoon at .! o'clock. Services weie held at the house by the Hev. A. Weber, of the (icrmau l.van ;ellcal church, of which the deceased was a member. The 1 cumins wcro (1. terred In the Forest Home cetneteiy. The Tailor Hose company and Pnr penieiH' union attended In a body. Misses Sadie Oangwer und Mattle llarils were the guests of friends In Hyde Purk on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Price, of Clark's Summit, spent the Suhbuth with the latter's patents, Mr. and Mis. John E. Davis, of North Main street. Emblem division. No. 57. .Soiih of Temperance, will meet this evening In the looms In Van Horn's hull. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Jones nnd Mcssih. Tallle and Homer Jones at tended the funeral of a relative In Ed waidHvllU. on Frlda.v. The funeral of John, the young son of Mr. and Mis. William Powell, of Tay lor street, occurred on Saturday after noon. Burial was made In the Forent Home cemetery. Hev. Hlchard Butland, of Providence, occupied the pulpit In the First Con gregational church of North Taylor yes terday. Private Lewis Heese, of Company B, Thirteenth regiment. Ii 111 nt u Head ing hospital, Mists Hitttlo and Mr. William Seine, of Centrrmorolund, wore the guests nt Mls.es Sadie and Rachel Qangwer, of North Main sttcet, for the past few days. Miss Hannah lliiRhes, of Hyde Park, was the guest of relatives In this place yesterday. Mlsres Annie, Edith and Gertrude Wulklns visited Hyde Paik friends yes teiihiy. Itev. and Mrs."Wllllafn Frlsby have returned home froih Brooklyn, N. Y after a two weeks' visit. FOREST CITY. Maud and Elmer Hollenbeck, who hu? been visiting their grandparents. .Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Decker of Dunniore, returned home Saturday. Lawyer Wllllani Mnxey, of Montrose, was engaged In Forest City on busi ness Saturday. Dining the coming month the lit. Hev. Fthclb-Mt Talbot Is expected to visit ClnisfK Episcopal church. Thla will be his first visit here since tak ing charge- of tho diocese of Central Pennsylvania. A. Tyler Hawkins, who lives on 11 farm over In Clinton, Wayne county, came very near meeting death nt a point Just above this borough Friday e onlmr. ll" had come over with a lior.u and wagon to dispose of some farm pioduce and had spent most of the dav here. He had to return home 15 it'ity of the crossing near tlollen buck's mill and shortly after six 'oclock started on his Journey, lie reached the point where he hud to pass over the railroad Just nt the time that the Erie "flyer." going 1101 th, Is due there. He either did not notice the approach of the train or else miscalculated the distance which It was away from hint and started to cross the track abend of It. The horse and man got over Urn track, but tile engine crashed Into the rear end of the wagon, thrcivini Hawkins a number of feet down the bank and demolishing the vehicle. The man wim hut slightly Injured, out side of a severe shaking up, end the hors" wus not at ull harmed. James Fleming, of Scranton, was a business visitor here Saturday. Miss Agnes Dawson, of Scranton, is the guest of Mrs. John McDonald. Miss Flora Olid, list, of Lake C01110. was the guest of her sitter. Miss Lil lian Cillclnist. and other relatlven here over Sunday. She was on her way to attend the Wayii" county teachers' Institute, which wil be held In Hones dale thlf week. The Kinetoscope company, of Stroudsburg. will give an entertuln 111 ?nt In Duls' Opera house on Friday evening, December L under the auspi ces of the Enterprise hose company. Among the scnes to be presented to the audience will be "Dewey's Fight at Manlln," the "Battle of Santiago" and other Interesting situations or our war Willi Spain, The company is said to give a first class entertainment and the firemen Invite the patronage of the public. The cold weather of Thursday and Friday and the snow of Saturday pro duced the first sleighing here th's sea son and many took advantage of It. A number or local weather piophets who are "not without honor save in their own country'' say that this spell of cold weather wil bo of short dur ation and that Indian summer with Its delightful laziness nnd pleasant warmth Is vet to come. Be that as It may. the Intter part of last week was veiy cold. PECKVILLE. Mrs. Amos Lancaster, of Yalesvllle. Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. Joseph Mlllewin returned Saturday from a visit with relatives In Jersey city. J. A. Kearney, head bookkeeper nt the Slerrick Creek store, has been obliged to resign his position on ac count of poor health. Mi. end Mrs. W. J. Broad returned Saturday from a few days visit with relatives ut Wells Bridge, N. 1". Russell Hot'feckei Archie Chi vers and Ralph Hoffeoker, members of the engineer corps, which has been cam paigning nt Pome, Porto Hlco. re turned homo Srlurday on a sixty day fui lough. The boys were anything but pleased with the service at Porto Rico and are more than glad to be at home once more. Jt Is expected they will be mustered out of the ser vice at the expiration of the sixty day furlough. In 1S07 Mr. Thomas Mcrmosh of Al leiitown, Tenn., had an attack of dysen tery which became chronic "I was treated by the best physicians In East TenncFfee without a cure," he says. "Finally I tried Clmmbei Iain's Colic, Choleia and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using about twelve bottles 1 was cured sound and well."' For sale by all Druggists. Matthews Bins., wholesale and retail agents. HEART TERRORS vuniMi In ,;n uilniil s 1 under the inuglcil iviuul or Dr. Agnuw's j Cute for the Heart. A hciil tperltlc. und no'caxp toe acute to lie dispelled and ah . solute gcfd health restored. Mr. Rond house, of Wllllsiioif. (.. writes: "Coin ' sweats would fi"ii out on mc like liei.ds. So Intense were the tMiicks of II.-1 1 1 Dis ease. Dr. Asncw's cure fur mi- Heart cured rue, and toduv I kumi nothing of the l Ml of till tln.llil.. ' .'u 1-.1I1 iiv Mat tin lie Hres. uni'. W. T. Clark GO. THE MARKETS. Wall Street Review. I New yolk. Nov. IU Toiliij '.s short ses- slim of the Stock e.diiin;(. was Ion;? enough for several uncertainties tu de velop and to tvxnlvii Ilii-niselies again so Hint the session, as .1 whole, eon II mi 'd of the same Irregular 111.1l mixed charac ter ns thoje of the whole wt ek have been. 1 The strength of Ann 1 leans 00 the Lon don niHiket was not sufficiently prj- timuired to affect the opening line and prices weie below tae London parity even where gains were shown. It was ' clear enough, however, that tla-ie was continued good demand for I'nlon Pacific und the St. LuuIh and San rraiuisci. pre- . felled stock and Nnrtheini I'aelile uncov ered patt of yesterday's decline. There . was continued profit taking evident at ' other points and .Manhattan suffered 11 Ineak of Ft on published ileialls 01 a ' Vumlorhilt Interest und Tobacco almost , us much on the threatened competition III cigarettes. liuill sales wele S.U sharer. Purnlidied by WILLIAM LINN ALLEN K- Co.. stock broken, roums Tjr-7"ti Meal's building. Open- Illpll- Low- Clou- lug. est. est. Ing Am. cot. oil :iim !K 31i Am. Hug. Re'g oc ..n'P, U'-'', uih An ll., To. & H. Fe . ll'ij It..", lift,, A.. T. & S. F., Pr .. il'ii lfc t.W .m. Tohacco Co ....1,11 Pin, l:t.. Am. Splllis L".t L"i 12!, m. Spiilts. Pr :tr. ffii.. .-. Hall A; Ohio 57 r,v.? ,V; llrouk. It. T ' llS'i i,K Hiy State as t!v t'i t'j i inn. & Ohio 2I'.J SliJ in. . . ;u' l-'i ri p 12' 1 I'ldr. (I, V 1R 11!., I,. I-'" 1 inc. ft- rv. u . ..jji Chic. II. & Q U9i 111-. Ill 1.1 IW'V ll'."1!. ill". n:I 11:1'. i;::i hicc. Mil. .; nt p ..in?; Chic.. R. I. Sr I' iu't 1114 iilso; ini. Chic. St. P. M. & O. t7 8' K S7 1. c c. St. 1. , . ii'-j .is?', .. lit 4V pm H IPs J Pi Con. (las Delaware & 1 1 lid . N. V L. V.. & V . Louis. & Nn nit .... Muilliuttun Klc ... Met. Traction Co M. K. & Tox,. Pr U'V, 1SS Ml I'io i:i-; uii 11 i- iS'.i ii-' !7 17; .ml Sii 1171, !: ITS 177'. :'-!i .n 'i UI11. Pacific Bli : It JONAS LONG'S SONS. The Christmas Rush Is On Great stocks that point to Holiday splendor. A matchless collection of the 'world's 1 best is- here for your choosing and at prices less than elsewhere. Toys and Games Books and handkerchiefs "" China and Bric-a-Brac Silver and Art Novelties 1 All are here in great quantities but you are asked to come early, while assortments are best. We'll store the things away for you if you wish. Another Big Bargain ah in Women's Kid Gloves l?ld there arc about eight humlreti pairs and they represent one of the best bargains we've ever ollered. 59c p air tor gloves that you'd ordinari ly pay Sqc or $1.00 for and think them cheap at that, and come in white. They are two-clasp tan, red, brown, and MAIN AISLE. Sterling Silver Christmas is not Toilet Articles far away that you can afford to miss a chance of this kind. There arc nail files, shoe buttoners, darners, tooth-brushes, letter open ers, blotters, curlers, etc. Take them at 48 c each and know that you are getting a big bargain. MAIN AISLE Four new lots of goods are re presented here House Furnishings on nil of which have been placed quick-moving prices. Judge: 10 qt. galvanized dish pans pieced; the most serviceable kind; worth 22c. To- day.T IOC 10 qt. galvanized water pails, with iron handles, regu- larlv 19c. Today...... 1 (JC 100 pretty lamps on second lloor, brass footed, with 10 in. round decorated globes all the new tints; usual price is $2. 7s. M . loday 1.49 soo dozen drinking glasses of a superior quality (lint glass; never sold under 4c each. To- day 2iC BASEMENT Chatelaine Bags Genuine seal and real alligator; handy in size and as nobby styles as the highest priced ; the 30c kind. Today.... 39C MAIN AISLE Jonas Lon X. V. On trill .. Out. & West ... Xortli. I'ailtlo .. Xor. IMclflc. IT I'.nlfk- .Mall .... 1VoiU'k (ilt.S ... IVrru. It. It Phil. & Itoad ... I'. & It.. 1st lr Houtlicrii Jt. n . SimtlU'i'ii H. It.. .nn . w, . w . ;.'.. . :i7 .linn .Mil 1SU . 4I' . 10 . ":i"8 . ::n . i:. . liK . 4:1 . mvj M'r Ull 11!', 4Vt 7i.' :;: ii'i nu ls 15' IU',1 1'1'h ::ti;1 ! .;!i', 1:; HV.lj. Its4 lil li'- 7.-,i 11! ll it1; 10 at'ii 1.V- l"i 1 41 JiT Kl'.l ll'.r l'i Hla 10', 4l i Ut-v, V. .!", H'l's 4'i ln.V, L'L'I .. I'r Tenn.. '. & lion Texas ."i I'aelile I'nliill 1'iiellle ... I'lilnn le.. 1st I 1'. S. Ktililicr .. r. H. Ittiliehr. I'r Waliaslr Wab.ihli, I'r CHICAGO J W1IKAT. UeetmlHT May COH.V. Deeomlrer May (lA'I'S. 12; jii.-,i "ji , .... -.-";ti .- 's OAD OT'JT tlpH. IIIkIi , IliK, est. Wh O'iTu (.ij tails "5. :aoh. I.HW- Clos. er. In. ii.vs i:.v ,i, i",7-. .. ::i' .. 'J'3i .,414 Ileeemlier May I'OltlC. iJeeoinlifr, Ma I.AHO. Peeenilii-r. May -J'H 7.'i 9. in 4.,-7 7. Ml .i:. '.i.MT 1ST 4.n; I.Vi i.'.i". 4.V" l.ll.l Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100. STOCK'S. Senmtcni Ar I'lttston True Vivm National Hank .... lClmliuiHi lintilevaiil .... Seraiitnii S.ivIiikx I'liiU Scriinton I'ackliiK Co .... I.aeka. llim & Steel i'o ., Tliinl National Hunk .... Thrmip Novelty MfK. Co Serantoii Hallway i'ii ... Hill. Askell. Co. Ji) ;i) !o) uv, Dime Uep. .M Uls. Hanii Keonornv I.lKht Ileal .X- er tlonip.iliy ....... .. Serantoii liliinilnaliim. ii;j 1'ow- "iieiit is Km iii iiv, ) & I'ower Conip.iiiy Scninton I'oiBlnfr Co Trailers' Niitlnnal Hunk . l.iiekn. I.mnlifi' Co . . .. I.aek. Trust & S.ilV )ep. Moosle Mountain Coal Co Seraiitnn l'.iinl Co Clark fi Snoser Co., Com Clnrk & Snover Co.. I'r .. IJOXDS. Co.. 150 l"'i 125 Kfiaiiton l'as. Hullway Diet mortrftiRe. line i:oi I'eople's Street Hulluay. first morlRuge. due Kit People's Stieet Hnllwuy. (Ji n eral inoiiRuue. ilue I!i21 Dlekuou Maiuilaetiu'liiK Co ... l.acku. Township School V-;.. City of Seraiitnii Si. Imp. (.U-. Mt. Vernon Conl Co Seruuton Axle Works ScrHtitim Traellon 61' boiulx... 115 115 Ul ins i K, Ml in.-. New York Grain and Produce Market. Xew York. Nov. W. Klour yulet uml a bhaile eUHler; winter patents, $XCia.fO; winter stralKlits. Vi.tMM; Minnesota pat. cuts, $'J.lua4.10: wlpter oxtrns. $2.70aa; Mln nrnota bakers, IJ.il.iJ; winter low K''ails, J2.2.'.n'J. I j. Wheat Spot easier; Xo. 2 roil, 7(ie. ;, f, o. .. afloat; No, 1 norther u lm lu til. 7uHc. f. o, b., afloat; optloiiH opennl sleudy on covering but Immediately solti off nnd were weak all day under liquida tion, eary cables and lame northwest re THE GREAT STORE. fc gllrtlTT,1ll,,VllWIJ'tf--'V-M-,JVxX'Xf On Special Counters Today 500 pairs of line Blankets in white, tan or gicy, worth 6,c pair. Take them at ' 2i0 huge sie Bed Comforts that always sold lor 1.00. To go today at 200 Calico Dress Patterns, all new styles, in ten yard lengths. To go today at One case of white Shaker Flannel, 6c quality, for Dark- styles in fast color Calicoes. Today's price. . . One lot of Silicias and Percalines, 2c kind Hcavv or line quality Un bleached Muslin 3C 2.c 9c 3c 1000 yards of extra good qualitv Bleached Table Damask, worth ;ic yard. Today at Large size and extra good qualitv Hemstitched I luck Towels, worth 16c, Today at ' 30-inch White Dotted Swisses, the kind vou usually pay 20c yard lor. To go today at Lace Curtains A Final Bargain Chance The final week of our Clearing Sale of Lace Curtains. To buy now means to save a third on hundreds of pairs that are here for your choosing. Judge by these : Nottingham Lace Curtains in beautiful quality. This week only as low as 39C l'iilr Irish Point Lace Curtains, reduced Irom $2700, $16.00. $7.00 and $4.2t to $18.00, $11.90. $4.98 and. . . .2.95 Pair Brussels, Renaissance and Cluny Lace Curtains a Q superb lineas low as 3.9o Pair Tapestry and Chenille Tabb Covers the regular oc kind to go this week at 39C l yards Tapestry and Chenille Table Covers the 90c kind to go at 09C THIRD FLOOR. Pictures aild Work that calls for Framing careful attention in detail you get here. And these specials' in Pic tures for this week : Colored photo medallions Q 9x14 inches. This week.. VOC Free hand pastels, panel shape, matted 111 gilt frame, . 12x24 inches X.49 Very pretty Medallions. ,-. 7x9 inches .ZoC Same size, with fancy corners 39C THIRD FLOOR. A City of Holiday ceipts, closed 'iit'sc. net lower, sales In cluded No. 2 red March, 7oarilc.. closed 7'c. ; May. 71'4a71':e.. closed Tle. ; De cember. 7.!?a7k. closed 7::Se. Corn Spot easy; No. 2, 40e. ; options opened steady with wheat but soon declined tlwlcr fa vurulili weather find uiiIiiihIIiik: closed 'je. net lower; .May. .'IfHiiO H-liIc. closed r8)'e. ; December, SM.ii:;SV. closed an'sc. Oats Siot quiet; No. 2. .'M'te. ; Xo. :'.. WV. ; No. 2 White. ;!21ic. ; No. .! white, "l'.e.; track mixed westirn. ;sj'a."2e. : Hack while, western. 32it2iic; truck white, state, .i'-'a ::Ce.: options neKleeted. illtiii Steady . western creamery, I.VuSlc. ; do, factory, ISit'JIe. ; KIkIiis. 2le. ; Imitation crenmery. i;ial7l2c. ; state ilnln. HiaSOc: do. cream ery. i;a2:!e. cheese Kirrn; lurae white. l,,se. . small white, inc.: larse. eoloie-J ii'e; sinit':! coloied. 10c. . 1 1 In hklniK'. ,a7'vc.; part skims. ,"isai;i:.; full skims, "a"'..e. KttKS Steady; state nnd Cennsylvijliin 2l'aa2."e. ; weste'ii fresh. W . ; soutlnin. 211.122c. Tallow Kaiiv; eltv, ;; 7-li;a'.c. . counlry. ;i'ra:!"ve. Petroleum Hull; ie tlned New oVik. 7..;a. Phllailelphla and Haltlmoie. $7 2. do. in bulk, ii 7.Y Philadelphia Grain and Produce Philadelphia. No. 2'S. -Wheat -ie. low er; contract yrude. November. 72';a72lic. Corn IllRher, No. i mixed. November. IMsiiSN'uc. tils -riuhaiiKed; No. 2 while clipped. ;M,e.; No. :; white, do.. .'ll'-ii'!2i .: Nu. 2 mixed, do., ubi"l'..c. Hullei I'lrin; fancy westeiu neanury. 2.ii : do. prints. 2le. Hbb! l-'lnn; flesh, iieaihy, 2.!e. ; do. wester n. 22c, do. southwestern, liia'Jue. ; do. southern. Lie. Cheese l-'lrrrr. Itelhi'd SiiKnrs I'lHiuiitKi'il. Cotton -Kir nt nnd 1-1'ie. liiKher. mlddlltis; upliinds. fic. Tal low Dull; elly prime. In hogsheads. 31-e. ; country. In barreN. .Jr'ic.; daik, do.. ;:'kc.: cakes. Ic. : r.'1'i'.ise, 2a:i'c.. us to iiilor. I.lve Poultry -sti..d : fowls. sia!ie ; iil roostets, ll'e. ; sinintr i hlckens, Na'ie. tur keys. Mitle. ; ducks, iiu'jc. Keese, Mdie. Dlessed Poultry ruehanfeil; fowls, choke, !i,i!)l..e. ; do. fair to koiI. !a'vC. ; old toicters, ,; iil.c. ; wtstoru sprlnK chlel; en. choice, lui'uc llulc. : do. lair to Kood, UliulOe. : small and Infitlor, do. 7.i 8e.: Illllteys. choice. Ilul2f.. do. tail' !' pnittl. :i,tlni.,; dueks, s.iiie. lteeelpti I'lotii ti"i) liarrels and :k,ihm saeks; wheat, I ih tiidiels; coin. 2l3.tMi bushels; outs. .Vi,mo bushels. Shliiments -Wheal. sO.iuhi bush els; coin. 12,'i.ii bushels; oats, 7.'") bush els. Chicago Grain Market. ClilciiKo. Nov. Iii. Liquidation of De cember wheat wps the featuie on 'CIi.iiiko today. Tin' Oeceiubii- ptemlum entirely disappeared und thu option closed quiet. ?p. under May. Weuk cables and limvy niirtltwest lecelpts w-ro faclots. Coin pared with yestetday . ilirures December closed lUul'tc. lower and Mil) sa'.e . lower. Corn deellned -Vr'ac ats !!e. and provisions abottl 5c. Cash quotatlous we e us follows: Klour-Slow, winter initials S.40a:i.eii: do. stralBhts, f$3.S:in.2i). spnuB specials, $4.10; do. pateuls. '!.:ii.i:'..UH; do. stralBhts f2.!'ia;i.lU; No. : spritiK wheat ii2uGC(.: No. 2 rid, CTaligc. ; No. 2 corn. .'IJ'.i No. 2 oats. 2i!'sa27c. . No. 2 white. I o b 2S!u2!i14C. : No. ; while f. o. b., 2'a2!"-jc . Nov. .No. 2 rye, we.; No. 2 barley, f. o. b.. 4'J.i Chicago Live Stock Market. Chtciitfo, Nov, 2ii. The few cuttle for sale wero disposed of at yesterday's prices. Hoes receipts were xurpiislnBJy 4',sc. ; No. 1 flax seed. Die; limotli seed. $2.21): pork. J7.Wa7.sj; lard. JI MuWKi'j. llbn. JI."i.il.bO; salted shouldors, I'alc. clear sides, tl.tMHl.DO: whlskev. J1.2U; susars cur loar, hm; kiiiiiuuhoii. .. i.i I SCRANTON, PA. 39c 79c 49c Big assoitirent ol best Apron (iinghnm, 7c kind.. Best qualitv ol Kid Lining Cambric. Today Best quality Dress Flan nelettes, 10c kind 40-inch bordered Apron Lawns. 8c kind 44C 2ic -,.1 5.c 21c 12aC 12ic DO YOUr Eyes Hoes everything Trouble You? see.m t0 l)l11'- and you wonder what the matter is? A scientific examination a n d careful fitting of Good Glasses wil' be of help to you. We have an eye glass expert here, and he will take every pains WF .SPtCTACLty to lit you perfectly and at half optical prices. NEAR WYOMING AVENUE ENTRANCE. Stores AM in larse and sales were made nt reductions of liulOc. Sales wre I irKely at $!.2r)ii2. I7la, the extreme ruiiw lieltiK 'i.l5a"..Vj and llBht weights sold at u larBe dlseouut. Most of the hops sold at $.:.i:ii:i.S0, Te de mand for sheep nnd lambs was limited and tltnriBh receipts wore IIbIU, prices were no better. Lambs wete saleable ut JlaL.Vi for common to $.".."')a.".fio for choice feeders beins held at SI.MIal.IiO. For sheep the ruling prices were J2.jiial.:i."i; westei'is, $.'!..'i0a4.3); ewes. M.I0al and feeders. J::.7".a 4.10. HecelptH-Cuttle. I.lf) heud; hogs, i;.. mm head: sheep. 2,."jiii) head. East Liberty Cattle Market. Kust Liberty. Pa.. No. 2U. Cuttle Steady: extras. tY20a."..r,; prime, J4.S0.ir,.lii. lomuioii. $;;.2i'.i:i.i.i'. Hobs Lower; heavy Iiiibs, slow: prime heavy, J.'!.ir,a.;.."iH; ht mediums. ft.4.".i:t.r; best Vol tiers. .!. lo.i .'!4.": common ro lair Yorlters, $::.::ra::.4o. coarse Iiiibs. $:!.2riu;i.'; piss. $l.:ia:i.r: skips. J2.i2.10: rotiBhs, J2al!. Sheep -Strong;-choice wethers, f I. ""a I. la- i otrtoniit. S2. ilia .l.uii; choice lamlis, $',.i:,a5.2M'. common to .iod. J:!.'.0a.": veal calves. J7a7.'ii). New York Live Stock Market, New Yolk. Nov. 2'i. Heees No trad ing; feeling Iii m. I '.lives No ir.idinr,; nomluiill.v linn. Sheep and Lambs -Sh--p steady; lambs firm to l.'.e. higher, eonioinii lo Buod sheep. I2.."i).i4.:;n: selected wetbil Jl.S'ia: lambs. i;od m p:lnie. s."..7r,uij.ir; i.. enr chilli e, Jii.2iiii!.2"i; eoils. K. Hogs 1'ieliug sieiid) : nominal qiiotutions. f:.i., nlLMi Buffalo Live Stock Market. Kir hi Hulfalo. N y x,n, ;'i;.- cm He Sleiulj, Sheep and Lamb. -SlrnriB and lilBher; lambs, choice to I'jim, J."i.ia.-i.i'."i. i nils, fair ro Bond. Sl.Vla.V mIih-i. eholi e to tolecled ttelhel'S, Jl.t'ia l..m. culls end common, J1.7."a:i.2.. Hobs Aeihe. uoml ! choice Yorkers $.'t...i,i:;.i;u. iihibIis. eon train tu good $.'!. Ia::.2; lug-, kuwI i (ll die 1 1 XlIS..". Oil MniKet. oil i'1i. N m . jii - i'r. tiii '.mini.s rsi ; $1.1!! bid for , -i ',' lies ,n , Ins. no stiles shipnii mi - iMif o'liei... riin- "!' Ui ii.ii I els DR. C. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT tSTRed Label Special E.I.. Cl..ll. I For ImpoteDcy, Loea ovsSf Power, Lout Muubood, V' Hterilitv or r)nrrnnps! "v l u boxi six for $5, witbiVJPo y 'jwrltten aunraureeK'K-Z'r .....-( 'lA,f2.b A., Vl .Vtv'C' i6Bl-0REorbymall. IftpiR Uni (I, Clurl.r, jjfi I'enii Ave, Scrantim.l'u WHEN IN STRONG ire AGAIN! g jfi vigor to the whole beice, All drains xv?Y ft " tx cy , I rr fir &J, -; are uropcrly cureil, ineir condition olten worries tnem into, tnsanuy, (.onsumptionor ueatn, fat!a nt.l P.i..., n.hAt f,l.m..tvitl.Imn.rl.ill'i-2lDiinranllnriirnrr-riinHlha money, ij.oo. Send for free, book, For Sale by JOHN II. lMII.M'.S, mid Spruce btroet. '!BSS&S I JONAS.LONG'S SONS. : V 1 . - v,.rfwc. jl.-Ii .we.....1..-...... SO Engraved Our stationery dc Cai'dS 75C partment is in new and perma nent quarters, just below the main staircase. That you may know it better, we offer for this week only, your name beautifully engraved on fifty line bristol tirds for 7s cents. A suitable and ustul holiday gift NEAR STAIh VISE. Three Chances at Assortments Handkerchiefs 110W, :re T complete so anticipate your wants and buy now. Some great prices confront SSftN4 ?iK nauurvciuiici Wilt for TTJUlens- SkcVVtomea tmgp' you today women's hand em broidered Irish linen initials; em broidered swiss and lace edges; worth up to 2i cents each. loday lUC Misses' and boys' embroidered initial linen, white and fancy bor ders : put up 3 in a box ; complete for jLoC worth double. Men's silk handkerchiefs, hand some embroidered initials; also fancy silk borders in all the latest patterns; 25c each, or half dozen for MAIN AISLE. $1.25 Women's Skirts g??Jrlings and Wrappers to. day and at ery little prices. Women's black sateen Skirts, trimmed with ruffles and cord and lined with flannel; also heavy quilt ed sateen skirts and some few in dark grey flannel, ruffled and Q corded. Your choice today 9oC Women's and Children's Flannel ette Niaht Gowns in all . sizes. Today 49C Heavy Flannelette Wrappers, full Empire styleyitjj ntfjeSw 70 Today '.?.. . (.. .. vC SECOND FLOOR. on3 Ori3. E At Retail. Coal of the best quullty for domestic us nnd ot ull (died, 'including Uuci'.w.'.Cii. anil Ilirdseye. delivered In any part of tha city, ut Ibo lowest price. OrdeiB received at the oflice. first flour. Commonwealth bulldlnz, room No. 6; telephono No. 2C24 or at tho mine, tele phono No. 272, will be promptly attendee to. Dealers supplied at the mine. VV. T. SMITH. THE DICKSON M'F'G GO., bcruulon and Wilkes-lliirrt), I' v. .Miiu.ifHctuternof L0C0M0TIVES.STATI0NARY ENGINES llolkri, Moistliii; nuJ I'unipliii: Alaciii.ier y, I, ennui Olllce, Keraitloit, I'a Chlcbt.ttr'. i:nCUh Illlmond Ilrtr.iJ. Orttflnul&iifi llnlr Crnulnr. rt niwftt rtlUbic. ldic ik . lfOll for t'hUhtittrt hnv'ii lHt lVmuJ Iiruu4 lu lUdftud GcU QJfttllicV ltiu. tnlcd wiiii lilu ribNtQ Take I no oilier, lit fut diin.of rout tuhttltu rdofunN-i inttitttunt. At OrD((!tti,oriecfl A . In futrort tut rtrtifuiiri. iftilmooUU ni "ifeuer rop i.ooiri,"it (rrif, j rftard Mali. 1 IMHHt rttlracDltrll rm t'aptr. lnhirlil'hml.iAl !' . UaJUiui tin m m.m Wl lJ U !.! tttncfbll. I'lllL MIA., I'Z E ME A MAM AJAX TABI.UTS lOSlTIVEttY CURE jil.E Tkrioua iijviatf Fnlllno Man- orj.ltu potency, HlleuneM, etc. cftuiei l7 AbuBo or other Kirewea ana IiidU cretlonr. Thru quickly and turttu restore loit Vitnllty la old or Tones. oni titamaafortuJr, burtnHior marrioc. rroTanC Insanity an7 Coniumttlon if Uq in time. XLuItuko btiOTTi immediate fmproTo mentflmi effects a JUHU vbera all other fall In vlet upon Imfinff (he eenufno Aai TcMets. They bavecuroa lUouniU&nl vfiUcurojou. Wanlvaapo ltiTovrittouijuQraDttto totiT&ct ucuro Rfl PTQ a cncbc&boor leiuni lha money. rricOU U I Ujr r-r.ckBoj or nix fiai (full treatment! tor V.VX 11 lunU.Iu plain wrarr. upon ncIrtof rri?. ircu)ar '" AJAX KEMEDV CO., tiXV Tor rale In Scrantcn, Pa., by Matthews Bros, und ll ('. Sanderrtn, drucglsts. DOUDT, TRY They have Hood the tett of yetti. una nave cured tnouiandt or catcs of Nervous Dileaiei, tach as Debility, Difdueis, Sleepless ness and aticocele, Atrophy, tic. They clear the brain, slrtnsthcn the circulation, make digestion Dt'rfect. and imnart a healdiT ana losses are checked ftrmaHtntlv. Uniess patients Aildiess, PEAL MEDICINE CO., Clevolsnd.O. lMianimcUt,-Qr-yVyomlng avenue . " "-." -." L frafci M-Jnji,.. n a .11 .w At7$G2faZ tP2H 1 vl rm ism. W SKi K1 MAD gF SJ'a &z&fi0
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