THESC-JlAyiWTlUBUNK-TinSSDAY, F13BUUAKY 28, 1S9!).
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Connell Building
Desirable
Offices
still AIIU1 KOIl
LAWYERS.
Full Privileges of Law Library.
1IWK A WAV LAUOKIt KOOMS U llht.
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ARCHITECTS.
AP-LY TO
J. L. CONNELL,
ltonin ;!('. Council Bulldln?.
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t TWO BARGAINS
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t New Homes
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Park Placa, Court Street.
Single 7 room house, Large
lot, modern improvements.
Only 8f,S0.
Double house, large lot,
with modern improvements,
including laundries, 9 rooms
each side. For 3500.
TERMS EASY-
TIXI.PHONU No 3743.
ESTATE CI !
4- Traders Hank Building -
-f CHAS. SCHLAdER, Manager.
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DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
C fllce Hours fln.m. to 12.30 p-mi 2 to 1.
Williams lliilldlng, Opji. t'ostolllce
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I CITY NOTES J
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ANN'l'AL RBI ORT. The bond ot
health will meet In rcKUl.tr session and
will hear tin1 aniuul lcpoit of Secretary
11 J Murra.
thmpehancu mubting.-tiic rvn-
ti.il Woman's Christian. Temperance
tinlon will meet todii ut 3 o'clock tit
liuunsey hall.
S 1'. C. A. MUETIXG. The Sockty foi
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal-, will
meet at 7 'u o'clock this evening In tho
bond ol trailo rooms.
hi:sitmi:d ciiAnon-ciiier nicko, of
tin Hit (Uimitmoi t, 11 sunicd duty fter
ilv iftu .1 two weeks' Illness, relieving
Assist int Chief N. McManus, wiu was In
cli iri of tho ilrpaitmeiit In the intoilm.
ON KIlOI'LAIl mTY.-Lloutenint Da
vis of tho city police dcp.iitmcnt, has
itsumed his resul.tr wcrk as nlBht olliccr
hi ihoiKv. Captain Williams also n turns
to his limit's as ofllcer of tho d.i.
I'ATIKNTS DISCHARGED. - Horace
John, Jos. Evans ond Iloniv Smith, tho
thin Dtlaw.ue, L.ickaw.u n.i and West
irn mine engineers who wcio liuincd bov
eral week ago hj a gas ep1oMon In the
Dodge minis weio dlsch irged from tho
Moses Taylor hospital jcstculaj. They
bear hut few uiaiks of their scoichlng.
MID-DAY rim: -Kin? hioke out In the
pummel Kitchen at tho tesidenco ol Ad im
Brier 010 Plttston aenue, at noon e.s.
tcrilus Tho toof burned lltrcilv lot it
time, hut tho chemlc.il iippnintus of tho
Century Hose companj subdued tho
flames. Tho itstdcnce of Beputv Cleikof
tho Courts Bonn adjoining the 111 let honiu
was scorched.
"UKKTING OF MAGAZINE CLl'B -The
Catholic Historical Society and New
man M.igizlno club will hold their resit
lar weekly meeting at their looms In the
Guernse JJullcltiitr this evening at "J
o'clock Tho paper to bo 11 ad will bo
"The History of the Pci.ccutlon of Koiur
Williams nnd Ills Expulsion Horn Massa
chusetts," bv M. 1. Cawle.w Afli r tho
rending of the- paper selections, of vocil
music will bo tor.de' td ulid then tho
usual attractive boclal hour will begin.
How.s This ?
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars He ward
foi niiy caso ol Catanh that can not bo
cuied by Hall's Catatrh Cuic.
r J CHENEY k CO , Piops., Toledo, O.
We the undeisUned. hao knoi.n K. j.
chenej for tho 1. st 13 vears, and bellos
him pertectly honorable In nil business
tiansactlcns and ill anclully i.blc to entry
out an obligations nvicle by their llrm
West &Tiuax, 'Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, 0.
Walding, Klnnan & Mmvn, Whoelsalo
Diuselsts, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cine Is taken Internally,
nctlntr dlrei tl upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of tho system. Prlco 73c. per
bottle Sold by ull Diu.jglsts. Testimon
ials free.
Hall's 1'a-tillj Pills am the best.
Shoe Clearance
Any price good enough if it helps us clean up stock. Astounding
bai gams you know the worth of our ordinary shoe values.
These are extraordinary.
Winter Street loots
Splendid box calf and Kangaroo, welted Soles, extension edges,
up-to-date shapes. Three Bargain Tables.
$1,75 your choice of Woman's 43.oo to $5.00 Shoes.
SCHANK S SPEMCEB
LUTHERAN MINISTERS MEET.
Held a Monthly Session nt the Res
idence of Rev. C. O, Spiokcr.
Tho session for February of the
Lulheian Puntornl association wan
held yesterday mornlnp; ut tho pnrson
iiko of Holy Trinity church, nt C13
Mttllieiry Hticot. Uvery niumlicr wns
picscnt, with tho exception of Rev.
I'. P. Zlzeliiiuiiii, pastor of tho 'Aoi
chniclt, who whs ill. He. C. G. Spiok
cr. pastor of Holy Trinity, pieslded
nnd Hov. A. h. Humor, Ph. D., nct
ttl 11s secretary at tho session.
Ret. John W. Itnndolph, pastor of
St. Peters, conducted tho devotional
exeic'lbps. The main fcututc of each
monthly session Is tho ntudy in
Urcuk of Bonus Important lesson. Tho
leson for yuHtcrday was that passago
of Scripture tecorded In Luke xl: 1I-2S.
Tho oxpgctlcal paper was rcud by Rev.
John Kownla, pnstor of Uintunnuol,
nnd a general discussion of the paper
followed bcailng- especially upon "dem
on possession." An lnteiostlnp: and
carefully prepared paper on "Cnte
chetlca" as lead by ReAv. A. h. Rn
mer, Ph. V., pastor of St. Murk's. This
Is one of a series upon the same sub
ject. The piper entitled a "Hlstoiie Study
of the Lenten Season," icad by Rev.
C. C!. Spleker, pastor of Holy Trin
ity, Indicated cateful preparation nnd
a general discussion followed, durtnn
which Rev. Humor, Ph. D., (rave a
tew suggestions us to how Lent should
bo observed. An Instructive nntier
dealing with the "Foice and Rfllcacy
of Christian Absolution" was read by
Rev. Ramer, Ph. D.
Before tho meeting was concluded It
was agreed to conduet a Sunday school
institute nt Holy Trinity church Thurs
day, Apt II C. The next association
meeting will be held at St. Mark's
parsonage, Maich 20, followed by a
mission festival In tho evening. Rev
and airs. C. G. Spleker entertained nt
dinner those attending yesterday's S3
Mon and a pleasant afternoon was en
joyed. Those present wore Res', and Mrs.
C. G. Spleker, Rev. and Mrs. A. L.
Ramer, Hov. J. W. Randolph, Miss
Helen T. Randolph nnd Miss Katherlne
Tlmbetmnn; Rev. II, P. LUse, Rev.
W. L. Lauer and Rev. John Kowala.
FALSE TO HIS TRUST.
At Least, H. P. Schloss Is So Ac
cused by Miss Anthony.
II. P. Schloss, of South Scianton,
was arrested yesterday on a warrant
Issued by Alderman Howe, the Inform
ation for which was furnished by Miss
Edith Anthony, of Penn avenue. De
fendant appeared befoto tho alderman,
waived a hearing and entered ball in
the sum of $200. Ho was chatged with
latceny.
Miss Anthony, the nggrlevcd paity
to the suit, stated that early in Feb
ruary she hnd loaned defendant a
black cocker spaniel which was alued
at fifteen dollars. Defendant not only,
sho alleged, refuses to return the dog,
hut does not account for It, and she
believes that lie has made some dis
position of the animal for his own
proilt.
THE ELECTION CONTEST.
Number of Dunmoro Voteis wete
Examined Yesterday.
Another batch of Dttnmore voters
weie examined yesterday In the Lang-staff-Kolly
contest. Those examined
weie: Philip De'Wltt, G. II. Carpen
ter, Fiank Butterneld, Soldon liiady,
II. D. Jones, Gustav Brady, P. K. Wag
ner, Bernard Wagnei, 1. W. Horn
baker, John Hoffman and George P.
How or.
Today the examiners will meet In
Carbondale and will hour the testi
mony of a number of voters, of that
place.
BOARD OF TRADE REPORTS.
Compiled in Pamphlet Foim by Sec
ietniy Atherton.
Societal y Atheiton, of the Board of
Trade, Is distributing neatly printed
pamphlets containing the annual ro
pmts of the hoaid's. ollleets, toad at
the annual meeting in January.
Besides the teports of officers it con
tains a list of the members. Illustra
tions of the 11101 e notevotthy of the
new buildings ami many Inlet estlng
statistics concerning the city. Copies
of It will be bent to boards of ttade
throughout the country.
WORKMAN INJURED.
His Leg Was Ftnctured by a Large
Piece of Oie Falling on It.
John Patrick, employed as a laborer
at the blast furnace, met with a pain
ful accident yesteiday morning while
ut work unloading some ore. A huge
piece 1 oiled over against him, thiew
him down and finctmud hK light leg
below the knee.
The injured man was temoved to the
Moses Taylor hospltnl, wheie the frae
tuie wns reduced. The injury Is pain
ful but not serious.
ELEVENTH REOIMENT NOTES.
Companies K and Cr will he drilled in
bitlalion lormatlon at the urinoiy Tuos
di oenlng, March 7.
An tlecton of a bteond lieutenant ji
Company D to (111 the vacant r uisul In
tho icbigimtlon of Prank A Brand 1, wlil
take place Frldaj evening. March 10
It Is doubtful if tho local battalion of
tho Eleventh regiment will foim part
ot tho escort to the Thirteenth at tho
celebration which Is to mark thu homo
coming of tho Mdunlrora.
Bevraro of Danger Signals.
HIsgen Bios., the popular South Side
diugglsts, corner eath-st. and Went-woith-av.,
say: "Wo sell a great deal
of Chambcrlnln'e Cough Remedy, and
find that it gives the most satisfactory
results, especially among children for
severe colds and croup." For bale by
all drugglBts. Matthews Bios., whole
sale and retail agents.
Pmoke Tho Pocono 5c. Cigar.
FOR
WOMEN
A10
q Spruce Street
LINNEN PROPOSES
TO ENTERA CONTEST
THINKS HE WAS ELECTED A
COUNCILMAN Or OLYPHANT.
Says That Some of tho Votes Cast for
Him Were Not Counted and He
Desires the Couit to Do Him Jus
tice Judge Aichbald Calbd to
Tioga County to Dispose of a
Liquor License Application Which
Is Exciting Much Attention at
That Place.
John A. Llnncn, of Olvphant, who
wat. a cundldato for council In the
Third wurd of that Boiough last Tues
day, says he proposes to have the
court do him Justice. With his attor
ney he wns In thu cleik of tho court's
olllco yesterday looking over the
ground ptelimlnury to instituting a
contest.
It will not be 11 veiy exten&lvc or ex
pensive affair uud will not tako long
to dispose of If court permits a con
test to bo Instituted.
Mr. Lliinou's opponent for council
was A. P. Glllipple, who received 91
votes according to the certificates
made out by the election ofllcers. Mr.
Llnnen Is credited with 8S votes. He
nlleges that this return is not cor
lect; that he received 11 greater num
ber of votes but they weie not count
ed. A recount of the votes, he be
lieves, will show that he was elected
and to secure this ho pioposes to enter
a contest.
Called to Tioga County.
Judge R. W. Archbald has been called
to Tioga count to pass upon the mer
its of an application for a llijuor license
that Is Just now agitating that peaceful
county fiom stem to stern.
It is the llrst time In years that an
application foi a license for a neiv
house has been made In that county,
and, as may be supposed, the matter
is not to be lightly disposed of.
There is a strong opposition to grant
ing the piajed for license, and, as Judge
Mitchell of that dlstilct is 11 relative of
tho applicant, he deemed It Injudicious
on his part to pass upon tho case. He
thorefoie called in Judge Aiehbald.who
villi go to Tioga county Pilday.
Heaid by Arbitrators.
There was a healing before Arbitra
tors C. R. Gardner, K. W. Thayer and
Robert Pock vcUerdav in the case of
Thomas Hentj against William Har
vey, owner, and Thomas W. Thomas,
contractor.
Henry is a plasteier and did some
work on tho house of William Harvey,
which wns constructed by Thomas W.
Thomas. There was a dispute over the
price to be paid for the work and the
nibltratois aie now asked to pass upn
the mattci iieniy claims S-259.1C
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses.
John Demkovlcz Scranton
Anna Huutusko Scranton
Thomas Durkln Scianton
Mary Piendeigast Scranton
Beit Millard Scranton
Clara Beck ., Montiose
W. G. A. MaeMllllan Scranton
Susie M. Wlnebiake Scranton
Couit House News Notes.
A B. Brlggs, state and county tac
collector for tha year 18'7 in the Sec
ond waul of this city, settled his dupli
cate esterdav with the county com
mlssloneis. Judge Samuel Miller, of Mercer, yes
teiday notified Judge Archbald that lie
will assist the local judues clurlns the
second week of common pleas couit,
which begins Apill 3. Judge Miller is
one of the best known juilts In the
state. This will be his lit st visit to
Scranton.
License court begins Mondav, Match
13, and until that time couit w 111 have
a vacation.
REMAINS HAVE ARRIVED.
Funeial of the Late John Norton
Will Be Held Tomouow.
Alter long davs of waiting and nights
of epectnncv, the lemnlns of the late
John Norton, who died suddenly at
l.os Angeles, Cal., neatly two weeks
a'jo, ai rived heie yesterdij mottling at
10 o'clock, and weio Immediately tak
en in thai go by Funeral Director Cu
slck. Thete aie many peculiar circum
stances connected with the jouitg
man's death and othei.s have uilseu
since, but the most startling outcome
will be the piosocution foi h teach of
contract of the Wells, Paigo company,
who forn aided the body to this city.
M. J. Norton, of 111 Wyoming ave
nue, father of tho deceased. Is highly
Indignant over what he claims is an
outiageous Imposition on the part of
the company. Attorney Super Is al
icady at woik looking up the law beai
lng on the case and definite action may
be taken this week.
The point contested by Mr. Not ton Is
that the company, thiough its agent,
agteed to bhln the uoilv bv the direct
route via Chicago and Buffalo, the
body to arrive here at the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western depot at 2
ot 10 a m. Sunday morning Instead
the iemulns came by way or New York
city to Susquehanna over the Erie,
thence over the Delawate and Hudson
to Scranton.
Mr. Norton Is also awaiting a more
satisfactory reply from Coroner Hol
land, of Los Angeles county, as to the
catiso of death. Congestion of the
lungs and heait fallmo weio clven a"
the cause of death In the certificate
received with the body.
Funeial Director CttoIcK ro-embalmi 1
the body and found It In good rondt.
tlon The remains wero then lemov 1
to the tesidenco of Mr. Notion, it ill
Wyoming avenue, and thu Cunetnl T HI
be held Wednesday morning. A high
mass of requiem will be celebiutel -it
St. Petei's cathedral at 9 o'clock. In
terment will bo mado ut Olyiil.nnt
INJURED HIS EYE.
Was Exhibiting n Munyon's Inhaler
to a Customer.
Fiank Beaveis, of South Hdo Pu-k
avenue, manager of Phelps' dtug Hto"
suffered n painful Injury to his left
co yestcrduv nt the store. Whllo
using a Munyon's Inhaler tho germicide
solution, which Is an It i Itant, poisonous
mixture, was forced fiom Its receptacle
In the bottle Into his vo.
Fortunately for hint the nec
essary n medlrs to counteract tho
effect of tho solution was closi
at hand, and ho wn.s enabled
to apply tlit.ni to tho liijutod eye
Othoiwibo ho would haves hien vet
seriously buined.
DR. ROBERTSON'S DISCOURSE.
Will Deliver His Last Sermon To
night in Penn Avonuo Church.
l!e. Dr. Robertson continues to
speak to Immense audlcncea tit tho
Perm Avenue F.iptlst church nnd to
entianco his llstenets by tho cluninlng
simplicity of his method of dellvety.
Tonight will ilnlsh his ministrations
among us.
Last evening he spoke fiom the test:
"tTnto Him who hath loved us and
hnth washed us In Ills blood " Ho
began as usual bv fastening tlm etien
Hon of the congregation by a brief Il
lustration, on this occasion the princi
pal one being a lecital of n conversa
tion with a, steamship agent who told
of his views of electricity tint the
reason It reajhed lets development on
the other sldj was because of the short
dlctances, and the cheap and available
coal.
He believed that In tho Bahamas,
where the trade winds blow steadily
sK months In tho year, tho power could
thus be geneinted to run ull tho mills
In the w oi Id. "But." said the speaker,
"Steadier than nil the trade winds 1b
the breath of the Spirit Does it blow
about your heart? When It dies down
Into a culm that's hell. Never a soul
found Christ out of the trade wind of
tlv love of God.
He has washed us from our sins In
Ills own blood. That Is the second note
In the redemption song. I know God
Is love that is the llrst: but I know
I am vile, he must wush me. It Is tho
divine philosophy.
Once when Robert Bruce was hiding
In tho fotests the Fngllsh let the leash
of his own bloodhounds and tot them
on bis ttnil. They Hew over the truck
of their muster, little thlnklni? thev
were betraying that loved fiiend to hij
iioom. close by they howled and his
attendant thought they weie lost, but
Robert Biuce came to a little burnio
stream in the foi est spiang into Its I
swift tide and stepred forty bowshots '
away. The bloodhounds were baffled,
and coming back with his nimy he
swept the enemy fiom the field of Ban
ncii'kbutn. The devil unleashes tho bloodhounds
of my own sins on me. Must I be de
voured by them? Can I escape? A
stream opens at my feet, not glasy
and clem, but ciimson with the blood
of the P.iviom the blood Hows between
me and those who would devour me.
I In- address closed with a icference
to the blood on tho lintel which saved
tho children of Israel.
ESTIMATES COMMITTEE.
Will Begin Work on the Annual
Appropriation Ordinance.
City Clerk Martin T. Lavelle yester
day sent out notices to the members
of the estimates committee of coun
cils that Chairman Luther Keller has
called tho Hist meeting for Fnday
evening next.
A draft ol the ordinance containing
fill the appropriations asked for Is In
the hands of the printer and will be
ready for the committee's study when
they come together. As $00,000 must
be lopped off tho cstlmites, the com
mittee will have Its usual difficult task.
This year's committee Is composed of
Selectmen Wagner, Sanderson, Cojne,
Williams and Frable and Commoners
Keller, Oliver, Reese and Wlrth. Mr.
Wenzel was on this committee and
under the custom which ge net ally ob
tains his successor In council Mr.
Naegll will take his plaee on the com
mittee. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN RESIGNS.
Dr. John Corser Is to Leave the
Lackawanna Hospital.
Dr John Corser, senior resident phy
sician at the Lackawanna hospital,
has tendered his leslgnatlon to tho
ditectorate of that Institution, to take
efreot immediately.
Di. Corser has been at th hospital
over seven months. He will locate at
I'aik Plaee, on North Main avenue,
within a week. Dr. Hairy Black, jun
ior tesldent phs!eian, will In all prob
ability succeed Dr. Coiscr. The latter
made no statement as to why ho le
slgned other than that he wishes to
entei Into pilvitte ptactlce.
DEATH OF R. H. PAGE.
Brother of the Late Enoch Page and
Fotmer Sciantonian.
Poieman ReiiFsolar II. Page of the
Delawate, Lackawanna and Western
foundr , w ho died at his home In
Clark's Summit, Sunday, was a foimer
Scrantonlan nnd a brother of the late
Enoch Pace. He- was well known In
this clt and highly esteemed by every
one who made his acquaintance. He
wns 50 puis of age.
The funeial will tako place from tho
family home tomoriow afternoon at
11. "0 o'clock. Interment will be made
In Clark's Summit.
FIFTEEN ABOVE THE AVERAGE.
There Wns Another Large Death
Rate Last Week.
There was another unusually high
death rate last week, the total reach
ing foity-slx, or about llfteetr above
the average. Week beforo last it was
thirty -two, and In tho week previous
to that forty.
Only three of last week's deaths weie
from contagious disease. Diphtheria
was the cause of all throe. Of the tea
new cases of contagious diseases re
ported eight weie dlphthciia and two
membraneous croup
Gray hair is starved hair. Tho
hair bulbs have bssn deprived of
proper food or proper nervo forco.
increases tho circulation in thobcalp,
Rlvea more power to no nerves,
supplies missing cloraonts to tha h lir
bulbs. Used according to directions,
gray hair IcljIis to show its original
color in n few days, and ooon it has
nil t ho rof tnesa and r ichuesa of v outh.
$1.00 a bottlo. At all diuggista.
If 7011 do not olitiln Ml the !enefltii
ynu exported from tho Vigor, write tern
doctor nlmut It.
Addriii. Dr.. J. C AYi:n,
Luwcll.MlSj,
fcrivVwrtfeidhtfeitiiif'
V Hair ?a ? I
eJ7
iiir Vigor
ANOTHER DYNAMITE
B0MB1S FOUND
PLACED IN THE COAL SHED OF
LAWRENCE HABERSTROH.
Placed in a Pall with Pieces of Coal
Yesterday Morning, but Wns Dis
covered Before tho Coals Had Been
Dumped on the Fire Bomb Turned
Over to Licutonant Zang Two
Other Bombs round in That Part
of City Not Long Ago.
In the coal shed of Lawience Haber
Rtioh, n liurnessmaker, of D10 Cedar
avenue, South Scinnton, a dynamite
bomb was found yesteiday morning.
Mr. Ilnbet stroh, shortly after open
ing his place of business, dispatched an
employe of the shop, Peter Bohr, to
the coal bin, instiuctlnt: him to bilng
a pall of coal. Tho young man Immedi
ately obeyed, and lna few moments
he returned. Mr. Haberstroh took the
coal, otienod the largo stove, and was
about to deposit the major portion of
the contents ot the pall, when the bomb
was sighted.
It was a piece of steel, one and one
half Inches in length, thlec-quarteis of
un inch In diameter, nnd weighing
seven ounce s. The curious little Instru
ment was removed and examined.
At the mouth of the bomb, which
was thrce-elnhths of an inch In diam
eter, was a cap, that was carefully re
moved from its position.
Lieutenant of 'Police Zang wns hand
ed the much-dreaded Instrument last
night. Mr. Hnbei stroh is at a loss to
undo! stand why the bomb was placed
in ins co.u tun.
About a month ftgo the neighborhood
above "Dutch Hollow." near Mountain
L-tke. known as the "Hill of Hell," was
alaimed by the finding 0f dynamite
bombs In tho coal-sheds of Mrs. Grcen
wald and Mrs. Hellermait. Tho bomb
found by Mrs Hellermnn was vastly
different in construction than the one
deposited in Habotstroh's shed.
Tho day in question, Mrs. Hellerman,
when engaged in getting coal, found
two pieces of wood nniled tightly to
gether. She opened it nnd found a
heavy chaige of dynamite. The mat
ter was called to tho attention of the
police, but no arrests weie made. The
bomb placed in the shed of Mrs. Gieen
wald was not discovered until it was
brought in contact with the led-hot
coals in the family range.
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OBITUARY.
Peter Fie, father of Mrs. Luther
Keller, of this city, died at his home
in Portland, Pa., on Sunday night at
the nge of 75, after an Illness which
extended over a period of eight years.
He was a man of unusual Intelligence
and noble ehatuctei. For many years
he had been engaged In large Interests
connected with lumber nnd slate, and
was at one time Identified In business
with E. P. Kingsbuiy nnd the late W.
W. Manness, of this city. He had been
married foity-eight jears, and Is sur
vived by his wife and their only child.
A peculiarly sad fentuie of the afflic
tion was that dlng he deslted to see
this only daughter, but Mrs. Keller
was too 111 to go to his bedside. The
funeial will take place tomorrow from
his late leaidence at Poitland.
Mrs. Chailes Sehneiler, of Plltston
avenue, South Scranton, died Sundnv
at the home of her ptients, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Metz, 322 South Main ave
nue, Wet Scranton. She was taken ill
recently and was removed to her par
ental home. Deceased was much re
spected and was . bride of less than a
year. The funeial will take place this
afternoon at i o'clock trom the
lesldence, 029 South Main avenue.
Set vices will be held In the Hickory
Street Presbvtoilan church, and inter
ment will be held in the Plttston ceme
tery. Mrs. Margaiet Finn, nn aged and le
speeted lesldent of West Scranton.
died etctday morning after a short
illness nt the ieidence of her daugh
ter, Mrs John Muiphv, 132' j Wright's
court. She Is survived by three sons.
John and Edvvaul, of this cit, and
The Skeofic
treat disease we cannot benefit. It is yes or no with us. If you are incurable we will tell
you. We would not deceive you for a few dollars.
Dr. ALICE C. Wood, our associate, is a specialist in Diseases of Women. Her wide
experience in America and Europe makes her one of the foremost specialists in this country.
Over 30,000 women have sought her advice during the last four years,
fiee. She makes weak women strong and sick women well.
Catarrh Cured
For $3.00 a flonth
No Othci Charges, All Slcillclncs
Alholntoly Free.
In treating catuuh these Rpert
Specialists do not merely give tho suf
Urer temporal y relief. They positively
cine tho dlbeabo. They hnvo special
remedies), muthodj and appliance anil
passed tho expoUmcntal point many
ytats ago.
If you tiro j-ufforlnj: with onlunli of
any nature, or hnvo even u symptom,
consult tlios-o IJspeil SpocIullstHj It
costs you nothing.
I Are You Looking for Bargains
jj Then look our way and vc will assure vou that money is
S not a better defense against poverty than knowledge, which
J5 can be converted into money. Buyers acquire knowledge by ji
3j inspecting our bargains. Sale ot Cutlery this week not poor gj
S goods at a high price, but best goods at low prices. The 2
oldest and best known manufacturer closes out to us a 5
w number ol lines. p
5 Curving 8et nso 2a
"35 !lc,t IflplO'l'Intert Kniro mini, pprdnron S'i.no 5
55 Ivory Bundle TrlpIoMlvor Illade Dosiert Knives ond 1'orkn, fS
sg, per ilr)?en 5.00 5B
Jl Dinner KuUos, hiuiio plate, pourl handle, pr doren 8.00 25
2" Walrus and Stag Handles equally low in nrice. If vou !
appreciate good cutlery, and will
value, give us a call.
Millar & Peck, uTwyoAv
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Cornelius Finn, of Colorado, and the
one daughter. The funeral announce
ment will appear later.
James Mullen, a prominent resident
of Archbald, died Sunday morning after
a brief Illness. He Is survived bv his
wife and two daughters. The latter
are Mrs. John Regan, of this city, and
Miss Mary Mullen, a teacher In the
Archbald public schools. The funeral
w 111 take place Wednesday forenoon.
At 10 o'clock a high mass ot requiem
will bo sung in St. Thomas' church,
after which the Intel ment will be made
In the Archbald Catholic cemeteiy.
Mis. Patrick Prendergast died at her
residence. 527 Meridian street, Sunday
afternoon after a long illness. De
ceased was 45 years of age nnd Is sur
vived by her husband and four young
children. Tho funeral will be held
from the residence this afternoon at
2'JO o'clock. Interment will be made
at the Cathedral cemetery.
Mrs. 32mellne M. Lamb-Zink, wife of
Albert G. 55lnk, tiled yesteiday at the
residence, 73d Capouse avenue. De
ceased was over CO years of age nnd
enjoyed a wide cltcle of friends. Tho
funeral will be held Thursday after
noon from the residence nt 2 o'clock.
Interment will be made at the Forest
Hill cemetery.
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REV. POMEROY RESIGNS.
Lock Haven, Pn Feb. 27. Tho
Northumbeiland Presbytery met hera
today and dissolved tho pastoral re
lationship between Rev. S. W. Pomeroy
and the Bald Ragle and NIttanny Val
ley charge, which he has held for
thlitecn years. He resigned to make
his home in Hairlsburg.
During the Civil war Mr. Pomeroy
was a scout and carried from Chant
beisburg to Port Royal Judge Kim
mell's message that Lee's aim? was
Invading Pennsylvania. From the lat
ter point he telegraphed the news to
Governor Curtln.
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DIED.
FINN. In West Scranton, Feb. 27, 1S10,
Mis. Margaret Finn, at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. John Murphy. ii
Wrlght'b court. Funeral announcement
later.
MI'LLBN. In Archbald. Feb. 26. ISM,
James Mullen. Funeral Wednesday af
ternoon. A high muss will bo sung in
St. Thomas' chute h commencing at 10
o'clock. Intriment in the Archbald
Catholic cemetery.
PRBNDUIKSAST. In West Scianton,
Feb. li, 1MO, Mi.s. Patrick Prendergnst
4" i.irs ct nge, at the residence. 2T
Meridian street. Funeral this after
noon at .'."0 o'i lock. Interment ot Ca
thedral cemeteiy.
SCHNKIDBU. In West Scranton, Feb
27, 1M9, Mis. Charles Schneider, at the
risldenco of her parents, 222 South M iln
avenue. Funeral this afternoon. Ser
lcvs at Hlckoiv Street Piesbjterian
church. Intel ment In Plttston cemeteiy.
ZO.MC In Scranton, Feb. 27, 1S1) Mis.
Albert G. Zlnk, u) ears of age at th
liesldnee, "M Capouso avenue. 1 u
lieral Thuisday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Fou-st Hill cemetery.
Amazed and Left to Wonder at the Remarka
ble Cures Which Are Daily Effected.
have consulted us during the last six months. We do not claim to do
everything. We would ruin our hard-earned reputation by attempting to
The Dangers
of Catarrh
Over 17,000,000 Lives Arc Lost
Annually by Unnecessary De
lays. The ravages of consumption would
not be so dreadful If victims of catarrh
had heeded both tho warnings ot na
tuio and those of their friends. That
catarrh of the head, nose nnd throat
leada to quick consumption there Is
no doubt. Bo not too late. If ou
have u sinptom of citlaith or the
disease In a chtonlc state, plaeo our
self under tho euro of Drs. Wood.
buy for less than half its "real 55
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I nnie AomiMnn
TAKC TIME BY THE FORELOCK."
Car load Just arrived. All style",
and prices the lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed even on
THE CHEAPER GFDES.
Keep us In mind and you won't re
gret giving us your patronage you
will get goods as represented giving
you our easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc. Five large floors full
to the celling at
Thos Kelly's Storas,
in 1 nnd 13 J
Tranklln Avenue
BUY
NATIONS'
PRIDE
CONDENSED
niLK
Manufactured by
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Asfc your grocer for It.
Dress Goods
For Sort
Magnificent display today
at the Globe Warehouse.
Her advice is
THE NEW LIFE GIVER
FOR C0NS1PK0N
I)r.
Woods' Ozone
incut.
Treat-
Ho Is tho Inventor and solo user of
this method. If drugs and doctom
havo failed, call on us. It costs you
nothing to try It, Drs. J. D. mid X
C. Wood.
OUR OFFICE
Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming
Avenues, over Newark Shoe Store.
Entrance Wyoming avenue. Bos
ton Dentists same floor. 9 a. m.
5 p. m. 7 to y evenings.
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