THIS SCItANTON I'KIBUNE-SATURDAY. DECEJ1BJ5K 17, 1898.
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SUCCESSFUL VENTURE.
Indian Toot Ball Team Gives n
Good Entertainment.
A fair sized audience was present nt
the Indian 1'ootlmll team's onleitnln
tnont In the Wntt hulldliiK Inst even
ing1. The programme wn4 opened hy
llio celebrated violin virtuoso, rrofesor
Vnndornken. lio tendered n "election
from tho opera '.Murthn " Ml"" Elea
nor Jon"s nave, with uood effect, n
newly incparod icvlliitlon entitled.
"Ashes on the Slide."
Mrs. Hannah l.con'itd. A It Joium
and Joseph I'nttlo furiiNheei the vocal
mmlc and e ich iocolvtel iin ouoote for
Kootl solo vvoik. MNs May Giiuttluen
was heartily a)iplauded for hrr exoi-u-tlon
of a banjo nolo. She vwm accom
panied by Miss Muiy Noulnn at the
piano.
Hcmv H title, In It Ish speclt-ltlee,
and (' I. O'Connor In ne'Kio special
ties Mi'i'iHcl the litimoi. The latter
made a hit with the audience by leav
ing tho t-taKP and matching fleeing
Kaulknor from tho lull.
In connection with this entoti-riz-
the footballlstx issued a pinarninin
called "The Indians' War hoop," tip
on which they had about $7." worth of
advertising.
A dance followed the entettalnnient.
ANNUAL ELECTION.
Fidelity ConcluVe. No. 11 Imiuoveel
Order of lleptnsophs, h.to elected the
following olllcei to seive the iie:U
term An lion, W It Johnson, pto
vost, F It Deei; s-eeretiity, ('. A.
Kase, llnanclei. ('. V. Johnson, tte.is
urct', A. i I.ottus; piclatc, Hubert
Hroeile- Inspeitoi, 1' II. liakoi ; war
den, Louis Km I, ventlne!. A. 1.. iiur
ney, tttistees. Frank Smith, Vv". H.
Moon, "W. U. Stephens lepiesent.i'Ke
to suiireme com lave. V It. Moon; al
ternate, W. It Johnson.
HAXTY SUItPRISE.
Mr. and Mi. W. J. nicniion, of
Fast Side Paik nave their iliiiiHhicr
a happy sitipilso on ThuiMlii) by en
tertnlnliiR' the following ouiik peioiu
from' ttic central city: Nellie Camp
bell, Katie 1.1 1 tie. Nellie Little, Mamie
Monahan, Sadie MeUariv, Lizzie Jiieti
nan, Anna Monahan, Mamie Fonder,
Anna Kapfcr. Huso O'Houike, Jonn
Peele. Dan Fccle. Willie Mctiatr.v. Wil
lie Mcllale, llugh Gallagher, Jam
Murrln, John Lofttis, John Hutke Hei -bert
Newton and Thomas llteimnti.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Thomas Anderson, of Lenovvll'e,
called on fi lends in this city yester
day. He Is a memliei ot the (.iiand
Army of the Hepublie
Walton Lee, who has been ill for a
month with typhoid fever, was down
town foi the 111 st time yesterda.v
John Noirls, of llelmont stieet, has
i plumed fiom Flmita.
Joseph Fianl: has sold his Eighth
aenuo properly to L L. Loveland.
Miss Lottie Wlllaul. of Helmont
stieet. Is lllling a deikshlp at the Fair
dining the holldav season. Miss E.n
ma Coons Is in the thy goods ileum t
ment of (1. W. Kejnolils and Sons,
.Mr and Mis. H. A. Ci.ift and son,
David, Mr. and Mis. Chailes Ci.ift and
.on. Mi and Mis. Dwight Ci.ift and
family weie nt Herrlik attending' fho
golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Selli
Walker yesletday.
Among those floin this city who will
attend the oidlnation of Hev. Kieinr.n
Hanks In Baltimore today aie Patrick
Hanks, A. M. Hanks, Miss Susie Hanks,
James J. Ltlftus and Mls Loietla
Walker and Patrick Bergen, of May
Held Mis. Cop Dm land and daughter, Mrs.
C. H. Hrady. of Honesdalc, who have
been vi-dtlm; Mis. Thomas Nichols,
have gone to Siranton to Mt friends.
Miss Mai Ian Crane la expected home
today.
Mlsi-es Melllcent and Emily Fold,
who have resided here for the past two
years, will leave Monday for New Yoik
city. They have many fi lends who
will miss them.
Miss Helen Alexander will take up
her residence with her aunt, Mrs. J id
ivln, on Buikctt stieet.
Mr. and Mrs. Geotge Robinson, of
Foster, aro visiting relatives In this
city.
Miss Delia Hagley's condition Is- now
Improving. "
Harry Lister, of the AVIlllamson
Tiade school, of Philadelphia, Is home
to spend Christmas.
Announcement has been made ot the
coming matrlage of M. II. Civanaugh,
tho South Side met chant, to Miss Hrld
get T. Joyce, daughter of Mr. mid Ms
Michael Joyce, of Gordon nvenue. The
ceremony will bo perfoimed at St.
Rose's church on Tuesday, Dec. -7.
PECKVILLE.
The revival meetings In the Metho
dic Episcopal church still continue,
and the Intciest seems to be Increas
ing instead of diminishing1. The chinch
has htood nobly by tho pastor, Hev.
S, C. Simpklns, who has been untiring
in his zeal and cfti its. The pastor will
pteach moi n I ii g nnd evening cat Sun
day theme for morning, "Tin New
Ulrth What It Is." evening. "The
House of Mercy Who Are In It "
Meetings will continue nciy exenlni
next week. The public arc cordially
invited.
Mrf. I-ydla Jacloon. of Camden, X.
J is visiting her daughter, Mis. S. c.
Simpklns.
Hev. W. L. Thoipe, presiding cldet ot
Honesdale district, visited Hev. s. C.
Simpklns yctciday.
Hev W. I.. Thoipo and others aio
expected to assist In the jevHat mill
ings next week in the Methodise Kpls
copal ehuich. Everybody will receive
a e ordlnl welcome.
Mr. and Mis. James Jophng wIMi to
thank all who so kindly assisted them
In their recent Mid bei pavement.
William Watlleld visited iclatlves at
Honesdale yesterday.
The Hlue Hldge und Ontnilo collier
les will pay their emplojes ioda
Shortly before " o cloc k Tliiiixd.iy
moinlng, a quantity of coiion waste
was discovered to be In Haines In the
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eiiRlno houso nt the Mount .Tessup col
liery. An nlnrnt of fire was Bounded
but tho flro was pxtlnGiilshed by the
lompany hand') before any damage
was done.
Peckvlllo Unptlst church-Itev. J. H.
Thomas, pastor. Services tomonow nt
10,30 n. m. and T p in. Morning sub
ject, "Faithfulness;" evriilnc subject
"I.esons from an Ancient Elnecrer."
Sabbath school at 11. nil a. m. Alt are
w elcotne
Senlcof In the I'reybyterlan clintch
next Sunday tit in .10 a. m. and 7 p. nt.
Sunday school nt 11. IB a. in. Subject
for moinlnf:, "Jtidnh'a Sin," a tevlcw
of the Sundny school lessons for tho
quartet. All welcome. Hev. S. 11.
Moon, D. 1)., pastor.
We Have tho Greatest Stock
or Diamonds In lh city to select
ftoin, pi lees that could not be met with
by am of our tompetitois call and
ce them. Uavldow t'ros.
OLYiUiANT.
The Tail' of the Slsteis of the 1m
inaculale Ileal I of Mai v. for which
meat pieparatlons have been made for
everal weeks p.tM, will open In llio
stone building on Liu kaw anna stieet
next Wednesday evening. The deco
lating will be done by Ulmmers fiom
Joins l.on't; Sons stole, Ser.uitoti. A
huge number nt' beautiful and valuable
nt tides have been ptesented unci will
be arranged In dlfterent booths, which
will be In charge of the dlffeiont so
cletUs of St. Pattlek's chinch. Excel
lent talent has been seemed for the
eiitelt.ilnmcnls whkh will be given
each evening
The funeral of the late John Sliei
1111111, who died uu Wednesday last, took
place ycdetday 11101 ning at 11 odock
from the family home In l'lakelv. and
was atti tided by manv fi lends mid rel
atives. Alter a lulef serv Ii e at the
house the leinalns weie conv e ed to
Scott fot bulla). The pallbe.ueis weie
Lewis N'Wton, James Whedei. Fr.inU
Halstead. Horace L'mei-un. We-eot
Stone and Chailes Stone.
J. L. Hawk has accepted a position
In Athertun'h Heady Fi.v stuii1
Cciminc nclng lod.iv No '. and Eddy
Cieek tollleiles will w 01 k fveiy other
dav until lurther ord'-i-
"ietvliet, will !) J,, 1,1 at the usual
hours in the Coiigng'ttlnnal church to
moirow men ning and evening. In the
evening the tlvnie will he An Epitaph
tor the Yeai 1 vi " ;..-. l',.t,. noberU
will pleach
Tomonow muiiihig H-v. Li iov
Stephens, n D.. of Lev. Klim u will
occupy the pulpit 01 the HHkcly Map
tlst ehuieli. At the evening sei vice
Hev. J. H. Ellis will d"lK-er a .seinion
011 'Man's Soul ,1 Hcalliv."
I'.egular Episcopal s-ei Ic es will be
held In Kdw aid's hall. Hlake. toinor
low alteinoen at ."Mo o'c loc !,. Hev. E.
J. Ilatighton will have tli.tige
Edward H.igan has relumed fiom a
hunting tilp to Stat nice 1.
-Mis. Janus Casev, of Dunmoie
stieet. Is ,.y in
.Mis '. , Sehlager penl yes-terdny
with id. Hives at Avoc-a.
Mis. Thomas Muiphv. of C uhond'ile.
Is the guest of Mt Jlllin .Wiipliy. en"
J.ac kau.iiiii.i .-tieet.
Miss N'ellle Mct5.ll 1. v. of South Side,
Seianton, Is visiting Mis- Jennie Lan
giu. Ladies' Solid Gold Pens.
11 carat, with hand-onie peail han
dles, $1 . iiavidow Hi os., LV7 Lacka
wanna avenue.
WAVERLY.
Will J. McCcnnell, the gieat temper
nine npost'. will deliver his lectin f
al the Haptist c hutch the next two
Wieks, eoiniuenring tomonow night.
A quiet but liatttiful home wedcilng
look place lest Wednesdav evening at
the home of Mi. and Mlc B. E. I'arkc r,
when MIs Cnirle Smith, sister of Mis.
Paiker, was mauled to Mi Fiedeilek
M. Clancey, of Seianton Hey. A. Her
gen Hiowp peilormed the ceiemony.
The )iouc was hnnd'oniely decorated
with llnvveis. fein.s and evergreens. Ar
ler the ceiemony an elegant supper
was sened. Only the Immediate icla
tlves of the happy couple weto piesent.
Fiom edit of town weie piesent Mis.
Clancey, Seianton, Mi ami Mi Xaen
nilali Emoiy. of ClaikV Miinmlt: Wil
laid Vosbuigh and Mi-si IJessle Emcny,
ot Claik's Summit. Mr and Mis. O. K.
Heeiner. of Claik's Summit. Mr. and
Mis. JI L. Iluidlek. d Scranton. Mr.
and Mis. Tinman Aekeil, of Scott,
Mr. anil Mis. John Pelham, of Seian
ton. The newly mauled couple will
leside In Gieeii Hldge, wheie a furn
ished hntiM? awaits them.
Quarteily meeting of the- Fii'e Meth
odists will be held heie commencing
Dec. T, lo Dec. 2". Ine lush e. Hev. j.
T. Logan, piesicilng elder, will conduct
senile.
Mis E. S. Calkins Is vMtlng fi lends
In Scranton.
Qii.n-teily meeting will lie held at the
Mrthodlst Episcopal cl-uidi tomonow
moinlng. Hev. J. H. Sumner will pi p.
side.
The Epwoilh league elected the fol
lowing oflleeis to seive for the next
leinr Piesldent, Miss Maty Green: vice
pieslelents. Dr. J. P. Coult. Miss Sophia
Meishon, Mi- Jessie Case, sceiotnr.
Miss Heitha tlalel . treauier, George
T. Wainei, ehoilstei, F. C. Ilan.ven
Di. J. P. Coult. George Steeg, Geoige
Sherman. William Letson, Geinge
Iletkman, Chailes C Gieen, E. S. Cal
kins. Piofessoi F. c Ilanyen, A. H.
Cowies, of Electric Star lodge. No. t'tfi,
I. O. O. F , attended an Initiation nnd
banquet ot Gieen Hldge lodge of I. O
O. F. last Thuisday night.
The bain of Tinman Vail was ton
sumed by lire last Thuisday afternoon,
A huge amount of hay and last sea
son's pioduce. besides Jive pigs and a
young colt which could not be gotten
old, weie consumed by the Hie, Mr.
Vail rm iled u small insinance. His
lofs Is heav.v.
OLD FORGE.
The second annual fail eif the t.aw-n-iKO
hose company, No. J, will com
mence at their new hall on next Mon
day evening, Dec. 19. and villi e in-,.
limn feu- enie week. The members of
the company ami their lady friends
have left nothing undone to make the
fair the mandest sue-cess In the Ids
loi tit iia place. The spaelous bootiis
will be tilled wilh the choicest urtl
cles of every ilescilptlon. Dlfleient Jllo
companies ami bands will be lu attend
ance each night. They have engnge.l
the best talent of the place anil the
suiioiinding dlstilcts for their r-mc-tatumenls,
also there will be cake walk
and a giand panicle. If jiiii have not
seen mi) of join fi lends timing the
last ten eais don't foiget the Lav
lem e lali and you will be sine to meet
them t licit-.
All membeiH of the Lavvic-iuo h .sr-i-niipany
n i h ietut-hted to meet tonight
ut their hall at 7 p. in. sharp.
The leglstc-rs of voters have made
theh canvass for December. The boons
aie now at the tegular polling places.
Fvery voter ought to see that he 1ms
icglated. Thursday, the 22nd of .hli
month, will bo tho last day to do so
previous to tno spring election.
Wesley Johnson nnd Job W. Thorn
ton are Scranton visitors this week
Mr. Gllroy Allen, ot Wyoming, lino
moved his family Into Williams Jen
kins' house on Winter stieet.
DALTON.
A ntimbei ot young people fiom this
place assembled at the homo of Miss
Hlundio SIco last Winncs'diiy evening.
Tho object of the gatheilng was to
tender her a farewell leeeptlon before
her doparttup for Chicago, wheie she
and her parents expect te make their
home In the near future. Games weie
pla J eel, lefieshmclits seived, and a
general good time was enjoyed by nil.
Those prevent weie: Misses Reulnh
Mao liallp.v, Mable T. Decker, Cairle
Austin, Condor. e Smith and Daisy Mno
Hlchaids, Messrs. Harry Finn, Juy
Hldmids. Wllmer Tllllnghast, Jinny
Swatts, tic-urge Smith, William Slmms,
Howmd Slocum. Hector Fianklln,
Clinrli-s Clink and Floyd Finn.
Mis. Hagiuman, of New Jcisey, Is
vlltlng iclatlves nt this place.
Dining the holiday season several of
our town people make tilps to Scran
ton and come back loaded. Some clei
not have Chtlstirms goods elthoi.
Gcinge W. Paikton, malinger of tin
Dalton Supply company, has added ti
new de p.irtment to his business llo
now has a paint mill and expects to
niauufac tun- his own paint.
11. V. Decker and J. A. Woodbildge,
of this place, ate diawn to servo as
Juieirs at the Januaiy term of colli t.
Itevlval seivlces aro being held at the
Haptist 1 lunch
Mr. llaslem mid family have movcil
Into the Oakforel hoil'-e.
Next Friday afternoon Chilstmas
exetclses will be held at the Dalton
high school. A veiy gooel piogrammo
Is being at tanged and many should go
and see what the scholais can do
Miss Maty Giiiilner has been 'veiy
slek.
Mls Polly llelph will visit Seianton
today.
Mi'ssiv, l'euv iiitiduei, James Paik
ton, William H. Von Stoieh and sev
eral eitheis hail veiy good luck llsh
ing at State's pond one day tills week.
Mi. ElMi.t Vun Stoieh and Miss
Minnie- vVadoman, both of this place,
weie mauled at the leslelence of Hev.
James Fielellng, at Seianton, last Mon
day. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
At tin- c nteitalniuent given last ev
ening in the Watt building, Caiboti
dale tor the benellt the Indian foot
ball team Miss Edith Davis icndeied
some 11.v line selections on her violin.
She will go with the Crjstal lite com
pany next Monday eve-nlng and assist
In the enteit.ilnment at the S.u-ied
Ileal l dun oh fail.
C J Duuleav.v, Jr.. was taught be
tween cars jestenlny In the Hrle mine
and seveiely Injuicd, but his Injuilcs
aie not thought to be serious.
.Mis. John Iliimplney is at C.ubo.n
dale vMiltlng on Mm. Hi.en, who is
sufieilng fiom the effects of a paialytl
stiol.e
Miss Doi.i Tennis and Mastei Nen
111:111 Tennis weie vUdtots ut the county
seat M-stt-iilay.
A large gatheilng ol people attended
the oiiclilng eif the fair at the Sa nel
lleatt chinch mi Thursday night. The
i-iileitalnnieiu vmis fuinlsheel by the
Mayfleld band.
P. II. Eergen and Miss Loietta Walk
er left jesterdav to be piesent at i.'
eiidluatiou of Mi. Kiernan P. Hani.
of Carbondale, vihleli will take pi 1. e
In the tathedtal at that place by Cai
illnal Gibbons this moinlng. Mr. Hanks
is a cousin of Mr. lleigen.
CLARK'S QUEEN.
Mr. W. F. Good came home la-t Til
day in a ve-iv ciltlcal condition, hav
ing been ta'cen with what was eli.ig-no-eel
as a sevcie case ot pneumonia
II l.i condition has not at this tlni"
clninjiecl for tin- better, but hupes i.ie
entertained for his leeovery.
The Methodist Sunday school will ob
rcrvo Chiistmas on Fiiday evening of
next week, with the leiitlerlng of the
eiualnt old ' Dutch Wind Mill," in ella
logre nnd song.
Dr. J. M. Comliilit, our veteiinar
Inn. is kep. v iy busy testing cows for
tubeiculosls.
Flit-tile Star lodge villi confer the
second elegue upon cue candidate on
Saint i.ny t-f IhN week.
Tie ladiis of this vicinity weie en
tei tallied at the home of Mis. A. "W.
Lc-vbee on Monday last. Alt,it UB e-a-ly-live
weie- piesent.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Bap
tist r bin ch held c le of their ten-cent
suppci.s at the home of Mis. A. D.
Itcihimou on Thuisday evening of this
week.
Gent's Gold Filled Watches,
fiii.ii.iutcpd for twenty years, with
Llgin movements, only $n,r,o, vunth
S.'T.OO. Davldow Hios., L,,,7 Lackawan
na aietiiie. t
FACTORYVILLE.
Mr. Fuller, of Camptovvn. lb visiting
his daughter. Mis. M. V. Jills?.
The Jll-ii Hnttie and Iicith.i Cris
man aie visiting iclatlveti at Tunk
liaunocl: and Montiosp.
Mirs Fllf.abeth Feuedlct, of AVest
Plttstoti. who has been, spending the
past four months with Mrs. J, K.
.welzlg. returned home last Thuisday.
Factoiyvllle encampment. No, 2IC,
tnnfeiiccl the inltlatoiy degree on oin
eandieate last AVednesdi'y evening.
Miss Nellie A. (lieen was the guest
of Mis. M. C Jthodes, of Lake Sheri
dan last Thur.day.
Itcd Jacket lodge. No. 1.2-1 Indepeml
eut Older of Odd Fellows, will confer
thi Fitst degiee tills evening.
Miss nuette It. Jlush had tho nils
ffitune to lose her w.-itch and chain in
.Seianton last Thuibdny.
Miss Hlanche Stall:, who Is attend
ing Hip Noimal school at Fast Strouds
huitC came homo vesteulny for her
holiday vacation.
PltlCEBTJIlO.
Tin employers of Johnson's collleiies
will be paid today.
The fair under the urn-plces of the
Odd Fellows' Hall association win open
t night.
Theie will be a raille fot turkeys at
Ft eel Kelfei's hotel tonight.
"William Thomas and "William Ken
indy weie vlsltois In Seianton Thurs
da Nellie l'der gave a p.utj it) hei many
oung jiiemls Thuisday night in honor
of hei ninth blithdav Thosi pit sent
wen Margaret "Wilson. Fdu.i Caitei,
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COLONEL SELLS, THE CIRCUS KING,
Says His Splendid Health Is Due to Pe-ru-na, the Nerve
Tonic and Catarrh Remedy.
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Cnlarrlinl Delillitjr.
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"It has been neaily two mouths since
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he said ho thought
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I told him three or
four dajs befen p 1 heal el from j,ou
that 1 did not want him to doctor mo
any more. I began taking Pe-ru-na
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I got otir letter nnd 'The Ills of Life' I
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My bowels were so bloated that I
could not lest day or night If I nte
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Hut 1 have not suffered a day since I
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CaliUTlial Nervousness.
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Julia Vdor, Llzzla Ann "Wrlghtson,
James Munley, Frances McOeo and
Jinx AVeiss
Adam Fctco, luih icslgned IiIh posi
tion ns ileik In tho Dickson company
Jtoie and has accepted one with A. M.
Atheiton, of Olyphant.
His 1'ii st Offense.
'John ' Mild Mm. VomiRlove, '-tlei ou
know that ou loraot cometliluif vh u
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She put her handkerchief to her ejes
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Col. Peter Sells, Columbus, Ohio, writes : "I wish to say a word In favor
of Pe-ru-na. My business ns advertising ngont of our immense consolidated
show makes it ncccssnry for mo to bo constantly on tbo go; a constant cuango
of clinmto anil diet This will sooner or Inter derange the strongest man's
digestion. 1 llnd Pc-ru-nn an admirable remedy to correct the evils which
follow a constant change of diet. J would not bo without Pe-ru-na in my
travels. No better remedy for catarrh of the stomach can bo found. With
an occasional uso of Pe-ru-na I find myself always in splendid health aud
good spirits."
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THE MODERN HARDWARE STORE. H
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'E HAVE AADE special arrangements this year
uaue ana are conncieni you win De pieasea
we are showing. Our immense store is filled
articles, which are needed in every home. Come and make your selec
tions while the stock is complete.
In Our Cutlery Department
You can find the best makes of Carvers, Pocket
Razors, A set containing seven high-grade ivory-handled
handsome Xmas gift.
NicklePlated and Aluminum Ware
Always looks well, is cleanly and durable. We have a large variety of Baking
Dishes, Tea and Coffee Pots, Chafing Dishes, Bread Boats, Five O'clock Teas, Trays, Fire
Sets, Etc.
Rogers' SiIverPlated Ware
Is known to be the best. We are offering the latest patterns. Berry Spoons, Oyster
Ladles, Sugar Spoons, Knives and Forks, Sewing Sets and Manicure Sets, make nice pres
ents. We have them in handsome leather cases.
For the Kitchen and Laundry
Knife Baskets, Clothes Baskets, Hampers, Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Chopping
Bowls, Spice Cabinets. Thermometers, Fire Screens, Food Choppers, Bread and Cake
Boxes, Raisin Seeders. Carpenters and mechanics will be pleased when they examine our
line of Tools ; we handle the best makes only.
UtSVVe are giving; a neat little booklet to our custo
mers with every purchase. They will interest the little ones.
Assortment. Best Quality. Low Prices.
Foote & Shear
119 Washington Avenue.
nnd fot htd. ritmlly, when she coulet trust
herself to speak she answcicd:
"You-you kli-secl tho luby hcfoio you
started, h-htit you clld-clliln't klsa anyu-u-boely
( Ise."
"Oli-ho." ho liilighetl, "ho you ellel notl?3
It eh?"
A f.lael llBht came Into her oyen, ami.
lluowlim her nntm around lilm. hIio buIiI:
"Ami did vo'i do I. Just to try me?"
"1'h-huh." ho answered, and then felt
i-o jtood over hist cleverm-fH that ho had lo
Ko out nnd buy himself a quartet 'a worth
of i tears Excliuntje.
Stalling Silver Hat Marks,
Hncraved fioe, CO cents. Davldow
Uios., CJ7 Luckavvunna avenue,
Co.,
Hot House encumbers,
Hot House Tomatoes,
Green Beans, Lettuce,
Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Salsify,
Strictly Fresh Eggs,
Creamery Butter,
Grapes, Oranges and Fruits
Pierce's Market
Sjstcmlc Catai'ili.
Mr. W. W. Strnsskr. GJ West Mnln
street, Corry, Pn says: "I had tried
tnrpo ol tno best
physicians In Indi
ana county, ami
spent a great denl
of money, all to nu
effect. My friends
said I could not
get well. I hail
nbout given up all
earthly hopes. I
weighed 130 pounds.
1 ni'nMnhtn 11 V ,..
the namp IV-iu-nn. Mr.W.W. Straasler.
I Immediately com-
mencod taking It nnd continued tak
ing it until I had taken twelve bottles.
1 then weighed ISO pounds and never
felt better In my life. I am a walklnt
inonumcnt of tho lrtues of your Pe-lu-na."
Abdominal Catarrh.
Mr. John Hurting, 0J3 Main street,
Cincinnati. O.. who has used Pe-ru-na
as a family medi
cine, writes ns fol
lows: "My wife
and myself took
your Pe-ru-na for
chronic diarrhoea,
and it cured us.
I have been woik
Ing eight weeks
since tho Fe-iu-na,
cured me. No doc
tor or medicine wo
had tried before
helped us. My chll- Mr. John Harttnffk
dien are taking tho
medicine now. We will use Pe-ru-na
whenever we are sick."
Catarrh Is responsible for over one
half of the Ills of the human family.
It is capable of destroying smell ami
taste. It can interfere with breathing"
and derange digestion. It may sot up
unnatural discharges and thus produce
a weakening drain to tho system. It
changes the blnnd lubricating mucous
of the body Into scalding, Irritating
Jlutds. It can ptoeluco the worst form
of nervousness and debility by Its de
rangemc nts of the vesa-motor system
rangenients of the vasa-motor system
Dr. Hartmnn Is one of the best Amer
lean authoiltles on the .subject of ca
tarrh. His hooka are published for
free distribution among the people.
Send and get a free book on chronic
catarrh that will tell tho whole slory.
Address The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac
turing Company. Columbus, Ohio.
for the Holiday
wnn ine gooas
with USEFUL
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Knives and
Razors make a
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At Retail.
Coal of tho best quality for domestic usa
and ot ull slzea. Including Lluckwlitat and
lilrdsee, delivered In any part of the
city, ut the lowest price.
Orders received at the oRlce. first floor.
Commonwealth building, room No. 6;
telephone No. 2624 or at tho mine, tele
phone No, 272. will be promptly attended
to. Dealers supplied at the mine.
W. T. SAHTH.
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