.n-113 SCRAOTON TKIBUNlB-TnSSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 185)8.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
JONAS LONG'SSONS.
Doctors Agree
Christmas.
TAX ON STREET OAR RECEIPTS.
THAT
Store Open Evenings Follow the Crowd.
Some Lively Bargains in
table Silverware for This Week
Every piece must go before Saturday night.
Rogers' and Hamilton's Highest Grade Silver-Plated
Ware quality that can be depended upon every time.
To make you the better satisfied our guarantee goes
with every piece.
Gravy Ladles that were $1.50 are to go at 5QC
Oyster Ladles that Were 3.25 are to go at $ 1 5
Soup Ladles that were Si 00 arc to go at 1.38
Salad Spoon and Fork that was $4.50 arc to go at 1.75
Fish Knife aud Fork that was $7.00 arc to go at 2..j8
Berry Sets that were $5.00 are to go at "As
Nut Picks (set of 6) that were $2.00 are (0 go at 65c
Orange Spoons (set of 6) that were $3.00, are to go at 1.10
Oyster Forks (set of 6) that were $3.15 arc to go at 1.15
Coffee Spoons (set of 6) that were $2 35 arc to go at 98c
There ought to be something in this lot to suit you. If
not read on. There are bargains here without number.
Children's Sets, pietty patterns, consisting ol
knife, fork and spoon, were St. Go this week at. 48c
Childien's Cups, quadruple plate, were Si. so, to
go at 89c
Butter Knife and Sugar Shell in box, were $1.00,
to ro at 48c
1S47 Rogeis Bros.' Knives, set of 6, worth 3. 1 3,
to go at S1.38
vPiece Carving Sets, stag handles, were $5.00,
to go at , 2.65
Baking Dishes, uuadruplc plate, were S00O, to
131
go at 2.98
Soup Tureens, quadruple plate, were $S.oo, to go at 3-69
l-em Dishes of fine quadruple plate, were ;.;o, to go at 2.48
Water Pitcheis, line quadruple plate, were $10. oo, to go at 4-4
Jewelry and Silver Novelties
If your thoughts turn to these, we can
please vou.
A very pretty line of Chatelaine Watches
is here lor your choosing in both silver and
gold priced a third 'ess than in ordinary
jewelry stores. Then there are Waist Sets.
Stick Pins. Biooches, and a thousand and one
other novelties. Prices aie right.
MAIN AISLE NEAR WVOMVQ AVENUE ENTRANCE.
Jonas Long's Sons
TAYLOR NEWS.
Mis. Charles Maston at Rest Board
of Trade Meeting Personal Men
tions. The temalns if the late Mrs. t'hailes
Maston were laid to test in the Maicv
cemetery yestenla afternoon at L'.:;o
o c lock The service" wele conducte 1
at the residence nt her inntlie-i. Ml".
Infills by the lte. 1.. It. Foster, of
the Pipsb teiliiu chinch, agisted by the
lte A. Webel, of the (ieiman Kweli
gellial church. The lloial oflVtings weie
many and eiy beautiful. The sing
ing was londllfted by the l'lcslij lotian
choir which sang sewuil appioptlate
t.eKctiuu.
Mr Hughes1, of Hyde P.11U, was the
guest of ti lends In this place yesteula;. .
Mr. Medlar, of AUentown, .1 captain
of the Fourth I'lilted Stales Volunteers,
is vlsltlntr at the home of his brother,
operator John Medlar, of Kailioad
stteet
Mis Jumes i:vanu, of this place, wax
the guest of Itleiuls In Sciantou cs
terday W. A. Htcens. of the Ameilcan ll.ip
1 1st Publishing society, of Philadelphia,
addressed a huge and appieelathe au
dience at the Calvin v H.iptist chutelt
on Sunday evening.
The Kfaphophone enteialnmeiit, ac
companied with stet enptlc on lews. at
the Nebo Conglegatlonal chuic-h l.iM
evening was well pattonlzed.
Ml and -Ml". Anthony Flannel y, of
Pcllcvue. spent the Sabbath as the
guests of -Mr. and Mrs. John Councils,
of North Taylor.
Mis. I. 11. Wcstcolt, of Pioxldeiice,
was the guest of tiieuds In this place
esteida..
Tho registeis of oteis haw made
thefr canvases foi December. Their
books aie now at the tegular polling
places Kvery oter ought to see that
he has icglstered. i'huisda.v. vhe L'Jn I
IT ENDED HER TROUBLE.
" I never courted newspaper notoriety,
yet I am not afraid to speak a good worcl
for your ' Favorite Prescription ' and
' Pleasant Pellets,' Over a year ago I
suffered terribly for nearly four weeks
with prolapsus and weakne&s. After
liking one hcttle of ' Favorite Prescrip
tion ' aiid one of ' Pellets,' I was a well
woman. I have taken no medicine
Lsince and have had no symptoms of my
onner irouuie. sirs, 1;, a. Menuer,
k'eetie Coihoctou Co., Ohio.
!vi S 3
III Si :1 1
of this month, will be the last day to
do so jitevious to the spilng election.
Mrs. Michael (llhniy. of Oak -"licet.
Is conlineil to bet home by sickness.
PECKVILLE.
Tin- following officers of the Kpworth
League were elec led Dec 1U. I'lvsldent,
Willi. im Wnrne, Hi st vice pii-oldout,
Joseph Coleniiin second ice president.
Jits. Wdll.itn .lohus: thiid vice pies.
dent, Walter Williams font lb Ale
piesldeiit. Annie (lUiuiiioe. secretary,
lilaiiche Taylor, assistant secretary,
Ai thin Waine: lieasuur. I toy W.ule
111.111. oiganist. Jessie lloflYe Kit as
sist nit oiKanlst. Maui'i Trcxerton;
choilttfi. lolin Wiiine. assist, n. t c hoi -Islet,
II111 ,ui K1e.11: lookout commit
tee. Stella W.idcmaii. HI. niche Tajlor,
Maude 'I'leveitc.n, J.illiiili Peck. Mis.
David Sh.iy, Mi". William Snedkor,
mlssionaiy co'inniitee, lilanche Taylor,
Mis Horace Kreai.l.illl.in P'M'l; Mutido
TicNeiton, Mia iloiton Harlo" and
Finn nee T lylor.
Sunda was a siuticl dav In the
McihodNi i:piscupal i lunch. The meet
ing at ' o'clock for Christian wotkeis,
was well attended and a deep .splrltu-
:il fi'i'llncr w.i nintitt'..l i in "ft l..v
S. C Sllill kins leethiil sei.i; 111 tho
liuinh on piob.itlon, after which Kev.
Mehllb- Calender, ol Pittsburg, Pa,
preiu bed a vi'iy Impressive and In
still, the- s.'imoii 011 "A Closer Fellow
ship witli Cod." The latue eimgiegn
tloti was cleliiihied and hopes he may
come egaln. In the- evonint- Ucv. S.
c Shnpklns pie-uihed, taking fjr his
te.t. "Wilt Thou Rt- Made Whole."
The house was idled and scoiv of
people weif isiblv efl'i 1 tccl h the
iressn! brought to bent upoi. them
to turn limn their i- II w.is. Somo
yielded to the Invitation. Tin- woik
has been thoiough and 1 1'illiu-iice Is
felt all over the coiuimiiiitv. c . W.
1.. Thin pe pie.icheil last evening, and
men ami women weie peisiiaded to be
gin a new lite The W 01 k will 1 olilinuc
all this week and the public Is inidinl
ly Invited.
John Itt'liy Is coii'iued to Lis Lome by
a severe Illness.
Mrs. William Pi ear i iinlm 111.
Mrs. John Snook, of North Main
stieet, is ill of pneumonia.
The revival meetings at the Metho
dist Kplscopal church will be continued
each evening throughout the week.
OLYPHANT.
The lair for the benefit of St Pat
lick's church convent will be opened
in the clone building on 1-ac kawanna
street tomorrow evening n cNcellent
literary and musical programme has
been piepaifd and a pleasant time Is
assured for those who attend. The fol
lowing ladles will have charge uf the
booths: Mis. William O'Hnru Mis
John O'Mnllev, Mrs. n. Doughei tv Mr."
llunnnhoe, First wind: Mrs JohnFei
guson, Mis. James O'Piien. Second
ward; Mrs. M J O'Hallor.in Mis
Jumes Wnlflh, Mis J. li. Cuumiiiigs
.Mrs. I0I111 Holand, Third waul An ad
mlssluu tee of 10 cents will be ch.uged
wliMi will entitle the puldi-i to a
c bailee on the door prize.
D. It. Pavles announces hlni'-elf as a
andldate for council frcni me Koutth
ward.
Mrs. Willlani Lewis, of Plitsouiganl
Mrs Daniel M. Jenkins, of Kd.vards
vllle spent Sunday wltn Mrs. V tra
Jones, ot Susciuehanna stieet.
Mr. and Mis. William (3 "llagher. o'
South Seranton. were guests of ti lends
heic- yesterday.
D C. Kvans
has I'Htiirncd from a
visit to Duryea.
The little daughter of Mr
nnd Mrs
Floiencc Mitchell Is verv 111.
The doll bazaar, conducted by the
Young People's Society Christian Un.
deavor of the Presbyterian church, will
be opened In the Olbbons bullrtln-j this
afternoon and evenlntr. Hefreshmeuts
will be served by the young ladles.
Ml'ses Susie O'Hara and Susie Tim
lin, or Archbald. visited trlendi at this
place Sutiduy.
Tlu-eo and One-half Per Cent, on Gross
Receipts Froposod by Ordinance,
lloth branches of council mot lat
ownlnc The t'umiuonorp illtl nothing
lmt pay some bills, unit discuss frozen
flip livilriuilM, to which attention na
called In yesterday's Tribune. The
Fclcuttnen (lid more. They ordered
somo blllf paid, concurred In a couple
of imlrnpoitntit resolutions fiom the
lower houo, lnctructl the city cleik
Id Kd 1)1 Ices on a bell for the city
hulldlimY tower and then received a
fltartlliiR: ordinance, which was Intro
duced by James Thompson, of the Sixth
war. It provides for 11 tax of thtce
and oiiu half per cent, on the Ti action
company's stow receipts In the city
There'll ho ti loud time when this comes
up for fit st reading.
The bell spoken of It to be for Hie
fVt vices, though It Is. not clear who
will llntf It or how It Is to be mnt'e
serviceable. The old court house bell,
the peculiar tone of which will be
called to mind by many, lies In the cel
lar rusting1.
The commoners in dleusliiK the
frozen hydrant at Maxwell's pointed
out the fact that n. resolution wa
adopted Inotructlns the engineer to not
ify the water company to change that
hydrant, in accordance with an ordin
ance panned some time ago. The solic
itor said It is the mayor's business to
look after the enforcement of ordin
ances and that lesolutlons such as that
am superfluous.
ENVELOPES UP AND DOWN.
As tho Government Reduces 30 Por
Cent, the Trust Adds That Much.
It If a remarkable fact which many
business men will be Interested In
knowing, that while the envelope trust
a combination of all the prominent
manufacturers has been putting their
pi Ices on their product of neatly HO
per cent, the postal department was
reducing It mote than that amount.
After the llrst of the year, at which
time a new government contmct will
go Into effect. S00 stamped on elopes,
which now cost $10.!W, can be bought
at the local post olllce for JlO.fiO. An
otdinary, unstamped envelope, which
could have been put chased at any
wholesale house .1 month ago for $1 CO
a thousand, now cost $l.&y.
STUDENTS' HOME-COMING.
Among the Caibondallans connected
with various Institutions of looming
throughout the country who are home,
or expected home, this week to spend
Christinas, aie the following- MHse.s
l.ibbie Burke, Klla Hot an and Mary
Mittphy. from -Mlllptsville. Matgaiet
Klneran, lielluda Carroll and Kelinciti
Jllgglns. Bloomsburg. Mary Korbe,
Nellie ICIlleen. Floienee Colwell and
Mabel Kelwaids, Westchester, Isabella
Watt and Sarah Bilir. Itve Messts.
W. A. Nealon, F. A. I'tley. Joseph lilrs,
Chailes It. Diidgclt, Tliomiw I.oftu,
John O'Connell nnd Uenjamln I.. Sing
er. Philadelphia.
Morss Aitken 1 elm ned Satuichiv from
Stevens' P.ilytechnic Institute at
Hiookljn. Messis, Itaynionil and Jb
1011 Hockenbeiry r 'turned home fiom
Dickinson college Saturdav moinlug.
Miss Helen Passmoie came home, fiom
Stioudsbui'H Norma' school 1'iidav.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Colli t I.ily, No. "a, I'mesteis of
Allleiie-a, have ciioseli the follow ll'g of
llcers for the iiist six months of lS'ii;
C. It.. Kiank A. Arthur; S.. C. It . John
Hvans; It. S., Uenjamln Tuekei : S.
W.. Samuel Pi-arc-; J. W., John T.
'lowaith: S. h., Harry Wittlngton: J.
JJ., l.evi Vines For the term of
twelve months thv following wei"
elected' Financial sec lefiiv. chailes
Curtis, treuHiuer, John II. Thomas;
doctor, S. S. Shields.
A "WEEK'S ENGAGEMENT.
Wnlte's Sim I: coinpanv iipeiieil a
week's eiiK.iMeinent at tin- ("lialid last
evenlns' bv piesentlncr "That Dausei
ous Woman." Watte has been a favor
ite In this el'.v for mote than ten year,
and this aggregation of thci-plans
up to his hlKh statidaul. Tlie audi
eiie"; was Ini'fji" and well pleased. "TI12
Power ol l.ovc" will be the nltnielloii
tonljiht.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Tlie condition of Peter Krantz. tho
well known brewer, who. It Is "aid bv
his jiiiysie ian, suifeilnK fiom dlph
theiitlc paialysls, reiiinlns unimproved.
Miss Miuv Powell ily is cleiklnt? at
the Leader tMoie for the hdlday sea
son. Ueieiilly elee ted AlaMlllic cilllcelS
will be Installed Wedin..-day evening.
(.'hi 1st nun. eseiclses will be held In
the e lunches Monday ovenlnK-
The lioys' League held an Interestlni;
session ill tile lectin e room of the
Presbv teilan i-huuh last evenlmr.
Mr and Mis 1!. V. Williams .aVl i,fr
1'iytal lalo hotel and taken up their
residence In one of the Kennedy bouses
on Hlver stieet.
The funeral of the late- Mis. .. .1.
Aichhald, who died Satuiday 11101 nine,'
at hei lesidenec at (inn Hill, near
.South tilhson, will be held this moin
Injr nt 11 o'clock at that place. Mis.
Archbald was n former well known
lesldent of this dtv.
.-. sj. Jbilds has moved lioui Lincoln
avenue to the Knb.v block oil li.irlleld
uvenue
The funeiai of Mrs nna I' olvfr. of
NEW ERA
FOR MEM.
Happy marriage,
Realty, Energy
and Long Life.
A magically effective
appliance unci a mouth'i
jmrof restorative rem
edied knt on trial and tip
pioval. without expend.
.Vo( a dollar nttdbf pnid
until rfaitU ar tnemn ..
and acknowltdgttl by tlw putiail
The Erie Meelleul Company's Appliance and
Remedies have been talked of und nrllten about
till tjvery man has heard of them.
Ilia liiKheat medical uutliorltlca In the irorld
have lately commended them,
They possess marvellous poirer to Tltallie, de
Teiop, restore, and sustain.
They create YlKor. healthy tissue, new life.
They stop drains that up tha crcrBy.
Tliey cure all eQccts of early evil habits, ex.
ctkiM,ovcrttorlc.
They give full strength, development, aud tone
to every portion and crKau of the tody.
Failure Impossible, ugo no barrier,
No C. 0. 1), sclumic!, nor deception; no exposure
a clean business proposition by a company of
tilgh financial and professional btandlntr. Write
tor scaled information,
Erie Medical Co..Buffal. H.Y.
MUNYON'S INHALER
CURES
CATARRH.
The Demand Is Greater
Than the Supply.
Two factories aro kept busy manufac
turlng them, Cured persons tell
their friends, and so the sale In
creases day by day.
ALL DRUGGISTS
SELL T11EM.
PriC3 Complete witli All MMIclue, $M)0
Clouds of Medicated Vapor are in.
haled through tho mouth and emitted
from the nostrils, cleanslngand vapor
izing all tho inflamed and diseased
parts which cannot bo reached by
medicine taken Into the stomach.
Mini) oil's Inhaler for the cine of ra
tal rh, asthma, bronchitis and all thtoat
and lung triubles has been nil ImmeiU.'to
success. It onh lciiiilres a few moments
test to denicnistiate to the user that at
last a iatlon.il cuio for these disease"
has been invented. Professor Mum on
simply tells yon what the Inhaler will do
anil then throws wide open tho doors tn.it
j 011 may Investigate it for yourself with
out cost He Is willing to abide bv the
result of voiir trial. lie Knows 111.11 me
expeilment will mean a recoimnenuutlon
ol this Kieat euie He Is cettiiln that le
'lef will come at once and that icstoi'a
liou to health will follow.
Come and See It.
Special Exhibitions aro being given
this week at Matthews Bros., 320
Lackawanna Avenue; H. C. Sander
son, Washington Avenue and Spruce
Street; Geo. W. Jenkins, 101 South
Main Avenue,
Polite attendants will be on dut all dav
and evening to answer iiucstioii end
delllilllstniti Its value. l'verbodv Is In
vlti'd to give this Inhaler a free mill. Ku
trouble to show It. You are welcome to .1
tle.itiuent whether 01l piliehnse 01 not.
The lost, with medicines. Is only $1.0".
Sciatic 11, lumbago and all iheuiniitlc
pains cured by Munyon's Vthciimatlsm
e'lire. D.vspepsla and all stoinuch tum
bles cured li Million's Dvspepsl.i Cure.
N'lnetv percent, ot all kldiiev complaints
1 and" by Millivolt's Kidney Cure. Head
aches, colds nnd loughs, impiiie blood,
gfilfial deblllU, lierMiUsiHhS. all ulllcklv
eared bv Mum jii'h Itcuinlics. The mil''
illcs cost miistlv T i cuts a vial and me
Mild bv all ibnggists. Then aie "T dirfer
eiit ciues tor :,", different ailments
TREATMENT BY M ML.
Wllte Piofessor Mam on fur .nlvlci
which Is AliSDI.l'TIM.Y Fltin: Tli.
most obstinate i.iscs siiei 1 sslnll. trr it 'd
In the subtest lonlldence "(luMe to
Health" flee
.Ml.NVON'S II. II. k C')..
1505 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Canaan street, was held vesteilnv af
ternoon, interment Iieliin made it,
Uiooksjile c'cinetei v. P.ev. (J. A t'lac ,
I'll. H . 0III1 lated.
Heniv Slbeiil, sr , of l'.nk stie, 1 and
Seventh avenue, has fallen heir to
some law real estate Inteie.st tliioujrli
the death of a brother 111 the west 1
The income bo will have the use of a
Inns? 11s he llvis; amounting It is said '
to about $:.'! pr vear.
Mis. . S l.ewsle'y and -im, Oelos
will leave teday for Xinevedi X Y.
where they will rponil a week vlsltlnt: I
Mis. l.ewsley's parents. Mr. Lmvslev
will join tiiem Saturday nljrht and '
i.peinl Christiiins theie. 1
lion. li. K. Hendricks, who has been
111. Is able to be out aprain.
T It. Hill fee spent Jestenlay ill '
Sc riiiiti'ii.
Ml. Haidill Xoiris, cdeik of the dl'UK
store of It. SliooiAi'ker, Hei rv. III., savs' I
"A niiin came Into our stole the other 1
dav and hiMil: 'I want a bottle of that
stull that raves ehlblieu's lives I 1
lead 111 the Vows alioiit it. The child- 1
ill eu may net skK whop we 'an not 1
Ret the doctor nulek euout?b. Ir Is the
medicine vou ell for croup.' ". He al
luded to Clui'iibet Iain's CuukIi Iteniedy
and bousht a bottle before he left the
store. For I'ale hj all drtifTUists. Mat
thews Hiiis. v.lioli'snle and ictnll
Uljelltl- "
FOHEST CITY.
Tliuuitis Mane), uf lii).il, sii.Min I11111 1.1
county, is spending a day 01 tun in lo.wi
011 business.
.Mr. and Mis. Homer Cnllinn, ot NIUcl.il .
this eountv. i)i Hi" uoests of .Mr. and
Mis. Hi nest Iliosbum on Mmd'iy unci
MomltO
Heiijainiu 1'. Mae li.' uone 10 sJliuii
ton. wheie lie bus m'ciuciI a position as
cleik ill Jenkins' dim; .stoic.
I'lank J Ionian, fotmerly 11 ckik In tlie
eniplo.M- of T. .1. I'eiiti'iost. but 110 a
woiklnj.' in Siiaiiieii, epnit Sunday w"i
boroiiKh filencls.
Mis. Mansaiel Ueiuiedy, of Vanillin!,',
on i'd about 7.1 i.ir. as inslanilj kill, d
estUda llflernuoil lit that Dllle Ileal
l.asln'b hotel. The sad nccldem hep- !
ptiied ubout i.'M o'clock. As ii ufceel I
woman sas wulkliiK alonK .Main btnot
toward her home a pair if lioinea owned '
by !' J. Ossood, of Kcuest l'it. lame
duhliliiR ulour fuiloiihly he-hind boi mid
before she tealied her danger, she was
beiiiB mantled to death beneaili tlnli'
fiK't Attcr she was idelced up lite toon be
rami) extinct The hoiho were used i
Mr OxKood to peiictl.. milk in the lclnitv 1
ot alidlitiK: and I'oren L'll. Theyi were) I
left btPiidliiK with a .01uifr lad named Jlc-
lllniv 10 look nfler them, When It Is
cluluied soiiin one tlnew a stone 1,1 a I
snow ball and tliey necaiue lilBhteind
and rim awa. In llulr UIkIiI tlie 'ilso
knocked down and eeicly Injtued James
Kllpairlek. aucel about K0 jimis also a
lesldent nt Validlhw Jlis Kennedv Is he
siune woman who was stunk and Injur, el
about the lioud by an Ontario lucoinomo
two or three yeiii-s aito at a point north
ot c'Hiboudale and who hat, a suit against
the lonip.iiiN now oendhiK. tihe is sur-1
vlved by a son. Henry Kenned, uf Vand. '
Hair, and two diiiiKhterc Mrs, William
Scullj. of Vandllim. and .Mrs Kdward
Janswlck, of New Haven. Conn
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
All who aio to take part in sIiikIiik in
tho cantata to be eIxoii in the Methodist
Mplscopal chinch nuxt Monday niRlit and
tho full orchestra, wljl meet tonight h. the
chinch for practice. The leader desires
ever) member of tho choir to be piesent
Christmas shoppers will Had an interesting line of China
and Glassware Novelties in our stock, from all parts of the
world.
Dinner Sets,
Chamber Sets
Tea Sets,
China Clocks,
Fern Dishes,
Call and examine
GOOD HEWFQR TOURISTS
THE CELEBRATED
Sunset
Limited
Train . . .
Will opeiate between New Orleans,
I.os AtiReles and Wan Fianclsco,
Cut., iluilnir the wason of IS9S-1S99.
ThiouKh without change from the
Crescent City to the Oolden Gate.:
f8 hours to Los AiiReles, 75 hours
to San Francisco. Fine Southern
route for Winter tiavel. Write for
P.utlculurs.
E. HAWLEY, A. G. T. M.,
L. H. NUTTING, E. P. A.,
.149 Uroadway or llattcry Place.
NKV VORK, N Y.
It. J. SMITH, AGT.,
A. M. LONGACKE. T. P. A.,
iou South Ihird Street,
I'ltll.ADI-M'HIA, PA.
ASKPWTOEBSSiaET.OK
GIVES THL
BrTiiGnTwdpip
ANPl5AB5QiyTELY5APE
FOR SALE BY THB
ATLANTIC REFINING CO
SCRANTON STATION.
Suiid.ix it-iiiuir I'l.niK e'olllii.s bii.ud'-il
11 1 1 ill ! v 1 .ir la c'ai bund lie, InteinliUK to
limit- tu 111- ilullli Till 1 it' I.lli oil the
li.ii k and iliiew Ml C'ullii.s utruilist a
Jeiiie. He- wiis -imi-iK 111 ami bruised
and unablu lo t e lie- eu liunie , ami bail to
b taken to a ue.n-by houso. whet Ids
injui le-K we in taied fur b. Di Hallo .did
yesti-idny moinlui; he was InoiiKht Inline
la all iiiiibuliinie. His injiliics iIuiiikIi
ii painful, ate, nm luusldi icd lo In se
llout. Jimmy c'uumi.-, a jouut.' 111.111 iun.o;
en the Ilaht Side, hei ,11110 demented a '
dues iik and li.es since ur.idiiulh mown
woine. Yesteidaj it was dee an el .ulw--able
to hae lit 111 placed In an bisuiiiiwu
The poor liu.i.il aiitboiities' assistann
was iibtahied and this muinmi; in w is
taken to tlie lllllrtde Intaue hospital
I Hail Knillli was in C'arbuiidal.
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Mis HI haul llaikinK: ami M1-1. l'liitni
I Moon well shoiipluK In SilalHuti v.-s, r
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I Mi-s liirliiiiti Dims eeai- u C'ai ooiicl.ile
Mslior lust eveillllK
Health is Wealth.
DR. E. C. WEST'S
NERVE AND, BRAIN TREATMENT
IHt Ulllli.aAL, ALU Ultltttb IMIIAIIUriS,
Is eold under posltlvo AVrlttrn Guarantee,
byaatborltod agents only, to euro Weak Memorr,
SBffiai
denoe, Nervousness, Lassitude, all Uratne. Youth-
iui I'-rrorc, or i'.iccibbh-ci uso ot luimcco, upturn,
&p&SMWp
boiiBix for tV.wltU written cunrnntco to
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cui'o or re I'll ml ninnev. Hnmiilo nnrlt
Bffe, oontalning flvo clyBr treatment, with full
inetructions, ib cents, Ono wnnplo only sold to I
eaca nsrsou. ai etoro or uy mail.
tS'Hcd Label Special
Extra btrcnnlh.
For Impotency, Loss o(
Power. IjOBt Mnnlinncl.
Htcrllilv or IlarronnrBa.!
,$l a hoxi eix for ?5, witliV
iviiiicn ituuriiuiKVjt
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l-'orSaleby William n.
bcranlon, I'a.
Clark, Ji6 I'cnn Ave
THE CLEMONS. FERBER. Q' MALLEY CO.
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422 Lackawanna Avenue.
Ready
For the
Christmas Gifts Are
Here in Abundance
Diamonds, Rings, Pendants,
Brooches, etc., Solid Gold and Filled
Watches, all the best makes, Rich Cut
Glass, Fine Decorated China Lamps and
Globes, Porcelain and Gilt Clocks and
Bronzes, Gold-Pleaded Canes and Um
brellas and a large and handsome line of
Sterling and Silver Novelties and Ouad
ruple Plated Silverware.
All together it makes the most attractive array of useful
and ornamental Holiday Gifts to be found in any store in.
the city. We invite shoppers to visit our store, as it will
prove interesting as well as profitable.
A. E. Rogers' JewgJ
213 Lackawanna Avenue.
A Neat Pair of
flakes the Most
We have an elegaut assortment,
Prices From 49c Upward.
A beautiful Calendar fur 1899 and a "IMer and
Patty" picture book jtiven with each sale. These
books aie just out and will please the little boys and
mrK immensely.
Standard
HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITY
THE
ItooinslamUl'oiii'ltliimi'h'.
SCRANTON, r'A.
Mining and Blasting
POWDER
Mndeut .Moolc and Ituiliduld Work,
I.ArLIN & RAM) POWDHR CD'S
1 ORANGE GUN POWDER
Llectrlo tlHttriM, Klcetrlo Kxiloder,
lor exploillin; blasix. biiioiy Miw.ma
Repauno Chemical Go's
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j Hot House Cucumbers,
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,
I Hot House Tomatoes,
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Green Beans, Lettnce,
Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Salsify,
Strictly Fresh Eggs,
Creamery Butter,
Grapes, Oranges and Fruits
Pierce's Market
Jardinieres
and
Pedestals,
Tobacco Jars,
Pipe Racks,
Rus
Store
Slippers
Appreciated of
Christmas Gifts
Shoe Store, $
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217 LACKA AVE
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Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
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Telephone Cill, 2333.
Chlthtter' Kngllih Diamond Iti-ond.
Clrtclnbl ad Only Genuine.
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