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THE SCRAKTON TKIBUNJ5-SATITJIDAY, APIUL 35, 1899.
CflRBONDALE
DOILLiv TELIi ON HIM.
Monro foster, of Mitt lit II n'-uue,
mot with n painful accident vesteielny
niornltij while at woik with John Hy
n's pane '.'ho aie tukliit? out the
Rrnvlty nt;tnt'H nnd holstlnc nppnintus
nt No. 4. In xninc mnnner u boiler
front, welRliliik' fullv too pounds, fell
on Mr. Foster's right foot badly lie
Mating the meiubei. Mr. Pouter amis
removed to his home and his Injures
oared for, hut lip Is very weak fiom
the loss of blood nnd It will bo onic
weeks befotp lie Is libit- to lesume woik
ns.iln.
I
THE FARVIEW SEASON.
The Delnwato nnd Hudson i'oiii.iiny
1ms boohed tlu Ancient itilr of III
hprnlanR of I.ucknwnnmt roiinty for
Pnrvlew on Juno 20. tin- St. l.nwteiice
Cnthollu chinch for .luh J'. nnd the
Mozart Imnd fm Labor dnj. Tin- com
pany will, an usual, conduct the Mem
orlnl mid Independence flay excursions.
This announcement will iemo"' all
doubt ns to Hit- futuio of rot-view,
which It was thought mUht 1 aban
doned. PREPARING FOR SCRANTON.
On tho sotli. the t'atbondab- and
Scianton schools will dpbatp tlii sub
Iprt, "Ke'sohed. That IiIrIi schools for
bovs n ml ulils xhonld hi' separate."
The local students aie pieparlnir lor
the? occasion, and yestc'idni, nftcinonn
n ntinihpr of pirls took tlip Htllrmiitlx.'
and defeated the boys who mulct took
to defend lb" negative.
THREATENED WIFE'S LIFE.
Raphael AiiRottl, of Dundalf stieet,
was tin digued before Alderman Jones
Inst night ehniged with assaulting and
Ihieatenlng to kill his wife. A laig?
number of witnesses ronoboiated hei
testimony and the alderman held the
piKoner In $"00 ball, which at last
accounts he was unable to furnish
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Di. Heed Hurns, of Scianton, paid
Onrbondale a piofes-slonal visit yester
day. Prank 'Walsh ha1" returned from
Wayne county, where he has been pur
chasing lioise.
Mr. Parti ldge. one of Wayne coun
t!'H oldest and most respected clti
7ens, Is undei going treatment at Dr.
AVheeler's Private hospital.
MWs Jennie ("craves Is 111 at her home
on River street.
Mrs G A. Singer and Xatalle Pul
Kerson were Scianton visitors yester
day Richard Hurke. of South Main street,
has i etui ned from Buffalo.
Mis Kllzabcth O'Neill, of Brooklyn
street. Is entertaining her cousin,
Ocorge Walker, of Plttston.
Mrs. Kll Birs has been called to Phil
adelphia by the death of her brother,
Thomas Dunlavej
Miss Frances Uale. of Washington
stieet, spent yesterday In Scranton.
Miss Fannie Knapp has letuuied
fiom a Scranton visit.
Presh coats of paint aie being ap
plied to the les .-nces of (5. W. Rey
nolds and J. W. Deekei.
Vivian Rstabiook am' lamlly, who
have been visiting herp for tho past
month, returned to their home In Jack
son ycsterda.
SevenU-rhe poison paiticlpated in
the Cycle club's smoker given last
night in honor of tin- i etui ned soldleis.
JERMYN.
The fair, under the nusplecs of the
Saced Ueait chinch, will undoubtedly
be well pationbed this evening, nnd
the musical committee In anticipation
of n large attendance hae secured an
'xcpllcnt ana of Scianton talent lor
the enteilalnnient as well be seen by
the follrwing piogramme Piano solo,
Miss Teiesa I.oftus- leeltatlon. Miss
gnes Callahan otal solo, "llss M.uie
!llgnllon: piano solo. MKs Nellie'
Cifian ocal solo, Mr Will J ltuike.
teugh fiom the Oieenlleld dltilrt,
who lias been hanging mound some of
the saloons for the past few das and j
making consldenble dlstutbant e, tell I
Into the hands ot Officer McGlnty
Thuisday evening, and was landed in '
th" boiough lockup. Vestetdav mom- '
in he was taken before the huriress. I
but as he had no mono to pav a lino
he was told to get outside the boiough
limits.
The dlstiltt tp.icher 'institute to be
held 111 the high si llool building tills
afternoon ought to he largely attended
ns several vNttois down oil the pio
gramme to delivet addi esses aie fluent
and interesting talkei.s whom It Is safe
to sa will have something ol lnteie-t
to Impart Among those who aie to
take pail .lie i 'ity Siipetlnteudoiu Gin.
llowells ot Scianton. and liofetsor
Hlble, piinilp.il of tin. Stioud.'ibuig
Normal school.
This evening the Fianklin l.ltei irv
society, an oia.mly.itlou of the senior
pupils of the schools, will iiolii a imbllo
entirtalnment in Kntoi prise hall. Tim
ptogramnie has ahead;, been publM
rd Admission to the patents and
friends ot the schole.is will be free and
the ate asked to show their Inteiest
In tht woik ai'd eiuoiuage the oung
jieopl' bv then piesenfe. i ollei lion
will be taken up at the close of the
entettali.nient to dofiay the expenses
of the hull, rte
Mrs ("u.irlis Blakeslee, of Main
Ftreet entu lamed a inunbM ot oung
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
Foity Extra Hands Put to Woik for
Today to Handle the Crowd Flock
ing fiom All Over the County.
Today the Gient Sale Will Be
Crowded Stoie Open Until 11
O'clock This Evening.
We have now put on foity extra
clerks to handle the ctowd. Yestei
elay the Moie was clouded, tod.ij wo
aie piepaied for the Jam. It will
pay you to navel 100 miles to visit
this great tire sale, now going on tit te
tall at 'i"j Lac-kawnnmi avenue
Men's tine woisted ovireoatH, J!9S,
worth ?13. A splendid suit of men's
clothes, $:.&. worth $15. Men's tine
spring pants, fl '.'"), woith $.",00.
Men's extin line suits $(i.Sl, positively
worth 20 0n Bo nnd children's
suits from 78 cents up. Boy's knee
pants, 9 cents. Men's hats worth
$3.50 for 15 cents Men's tine under
weai' 45 cents pei suit, and n thousand
other articles we have no space to
mention.
2J5 Lackawanna avenue, between
Franklin and f'enn avenues, u few
doora, from J'cnn avenue, Scianton,
Pa,
people on Thursday evenlnp, In honor
ot her daughter Nellie's blrthclny.
Ths party wtm'a most enjoyable uf
fnlt nnd passed off very plensnntly.
Those plesellt wetef Nellie Blnkeslce,
Hissle Snydei. Kusle Wllllnms, It cue
U' belts Bessie Tlltany. Alice Malt
land. Until Thomas, l.eoht Jtelinlc,
lanle Moteoni. Clarence Tiffany, Stan
lev I.iiyniitu. IMilv Catter, Atthtlf
Poer, Iletiiv l.at'gnian, Willie Ornis
ton Waller Tennis, lllni'-r Miller and
Tiny Mel.oughlln
Ithharil sou of Mr. (tint Mis. John
Piinnsp, o( 'I'liltd sti"et, was run over
by n wagon yrsteiday nlternooti, and
had his leg frjctilted.
1 login ih's b'ind will hold their an
no il roiueit nnd entertainment In the
Windsor hall this eenlng.
What In nil ptobublhty will be the
nmslial treat of the senson, will be
Monda night's conceit under the aus
pices of the Cistttl Fire comptny In
lhiteiptWe Imlt when th" Cec-III.'in club,
el ("aiboildal", a cltoitis or twinty
fou: Indies, uncle t the dltectlon of
llayden F.Milis-. will he assisted by
.Mis Hannah l.eo'inid, sopi.ino. I.b-W
Met belt. baso, and llowrll Din In,
tenot, In tell'leilng the tollowl.lg ex
cellent pi'ostanimc : ' 'I he ('oralled
Waves" iSiimit), Ceclllaii tlnb, solo,
"Will o' the Wisp" (Shield). Mr.
Tli'inuiM. ' l, luh. Tommy Went a-Plsh-iug"
(Mueey), Ceclllaii club. oial solo,
"Oh, Love. Come Back to I " fDeuz.i),
Mis. Leonaid. duet, ndccteil, Alessia.
Thomas hiid D.ivls. "Laster Bells Are
Hinging" (AIM). Cedllan ilith vocal
solo, "Fiona" (Adams), Mr. Davis:
"Annl" Laurie" (Muck), Ceclllaii club;
solo, "Moll.v. 1 Love Yoll So" (Woolel),
Mr. Thomas, quartette, 'C.ooel Night"
(l'ensutl), Mis. Leonaid, MNs Alice
Itashlelgh, Messi., Thomas and Davis.
Conductor. Mi. Hhi1oii l'lvans, nc
eompanlst. Miss Rose Stilekland,
The home of Mr and Mrs. John C.al
higher, at Maylleld, was destioyed by
lire at 1 o'clock jesteulay moinlng.
The lite, which is suppo(d to have
ollglnat-o it. .in an exploding lamp,
had obtained a turn bold on the build
ing befote (ilscoveied, and Mr and
Mrs Gallagher had barely ilme to e
cap" fiom the burning building. The
William Walker Hose company len
derd valuable services in protecting
adjoining pi uppity. The Oallngheis
carried Jl.Oft'l Insutance on the house
and furnltui"
Mike Mc-Chioiie, a driver In the Del
aware and Hudson shaft, had his
ankle slightly injuied i"Sterday by be
ing squeezed between the bumpers of
a. car.
Miss Ihnlly I'essenden, of Cemeteiy
stieet. was In Cnibondale yesteulay
A collection of thhty-four dollais
and titty cents was taken up from the
Powder mill employes for the Cnibon
dale Kmeigency hospital.
Joseph, the six-weeks-old child of
Mr. and Mrs. M. A Fan ell. of May
Held, died Thuisday evening. The
funeral will be held at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. Interment In Calvary cem
etery. Walter Reeves, of Second street, yes
teulay enlisted in t'nele Sam's regular
army.
H S. Malnes, of Peckville, was a
caller heie ye.steielay.
Adjuster llubb.nd. of the Phoenix
liiMii.'ince company, was in town es
terday Mr. William Flngrove and mother, of
Philadelphia, aie visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mis. Kdwaid Rosser, of
Second stieet.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Pietty Mairlage Performed Jubilee
Seivlces.
The maulage of Miss In.i Shoemaker,
an estimable onng lady ot West Pitts
ton, to Mi. John Hvaus, a popular
oung mail of the P.vne. was soletu
iilrrd at the home of the gloom's par
ents. Mi. and Mis. Isaac IJvans, on
Weilnenluy e eiilnir. The bildisnmld
was Miss Sadie Hvtins. ltel ol the
gloom. The best man was Frank
Decker. The bilde luo'-ed veiy nt
llac'iv and c an ltd a houciiiet of bil
dnl loses. The ceiemonv was jier
fopnnd bv the Rev. James Wnlkei, of
the Primitive' Methodist chine h of the
Atrhbald.and vas witnessed by a large
numb"! ot I lie nds. A wedding supper
wa-5 afteiward s,n,.. Those pie-sent
veu" Rev. and Mis. Janies Walkei,
Air. and Mis. iMwaid Dausp, "Mr. and
Ml,". Geoige limes, Mr. and Mi". Went
zel Moss, Mi, and Mis. T. J. Davis,
Misses Claia Davev, Tlllle V,'atkin,
M.uy A. Jones, Katie Oall.ighei, Ida
otiiiilgiit, P.achfl llvans, Sadie Cvinis
nnd Mcs-si.s. John Coo'nbs, Thomas
Hvini', David Watklii.s.Williiun Davev.
William Thomas, John limes, Ftank
Dtel;ei and Janies llos,ir
The Jubilee M-rviees ot the AVelsh
I'ongiegatlonal chinch eoinnieneed last
evnlnj; and was hugely attended. Ju
bilee 1Mii,vei' meeting was held. This
evening services will commence at 7
P m. lli-v 11. II. Hauls, ot Taylor,
will li'nel the devotional and npuiilug
exeielses. A shoi t hlstoi.v ol the
ch.tich fioiu Us ont.uilatlouhip to tlie
beginning pastcuate- seven e.us ago
by Mr. David T. Hauls, and the last
seven yeais bv Mi. S iniilel J. i'hil
Ups, in ICngllsli The destiojlug of
note and uioitgage b .Mis. John P.
C.iltlltlH and Mis. John B. Daniels, will
be followed by a shoi t addiess b Rev,
Di. Hauls, el Tu.vlor. Toiuoitow's
seivlces. In the tnoinilis at 10 o'e lock
Rev. D M. Geotge, of Plttston; R"V.
David S. Jones, ll.vcle 1'aik. Itev Dr.
T. c. Lduarls and Di. R. S. Joins,
of Picit'ldim e. will pieach. At 2 p. in.
Itev. Peter Robeits, of Ol.v pliant, will
pleach hi English, and Itev. Hugh
Davis, nf Hvde 1'aik, in Welsh. At 0
p. m. Rev. J. M. Llo.vd, ol this pl.H '
will pieiuli in ihigllfh, and Ih-v. D.
P. Jones, of Seicinton, in Wi-lsh, AH
aie toidlally invited to attend.
$100 Itewnrd $100.
The ii-uiIhi of litis jiupeT llt t pk-.ii.ril
to le-iiin mat llli-ic Is al U.ii-t one die.id
eel ellseMPe that M'le lico huh foot n nlilu le
eurei iu oil ltn htiiRix, and ihnt Is Outjirli,
HhU'h Catarrh Ciiro H thu onlv mttlt'u
e'liio known u llu- ineilirul iruiernlty.
I'dtarrh lie-lnB ee iiuisiltiitliin.il illhpa.'t in
qulufi a i.-oiif tluitliinal tii'.itnicnt Hull's
e'.uunh t'uie Is t (ken Intoninlly, jictlriK
illrcrtlj upon thf lilooel and mui'oiiB sur
fiiee'S of the) fVHtem, tlifliliy elontienlni;
tho found, ulon er the iIIm-usi- and kIvIuk
tlif limit nt HirciiKili by bulldlna: up tho
cfiiiKtltutiem and aslstlntf iiittuit in do.
Ins Its oik Tin piomlttois havo bo
mue'li fultii In Iih tiirnthi) nowcrie, that
thej oftcr cjnef llnndie'd Dolltiis for uny
fate, that it falls to euro Send for list
o( testimonial. Aililis
,, ' J. J'lin.VUY .V CO., Toledo, O.
Hulls Family nils me the bent.
OLYPHANT.
A company of capitalism fienn NVw
Yuilf, who haw possession ol' tin iiun
cliiss for Bew'-ilng tlie lioruusli, linU n
force ot engineers surveylns tlie route
yesterday. Several eai loads of pipe
aio i3ti hand and woik will probably
be lieKiin n-xt Meek. Ur. J. It. James,
formerly eif this place. Is r.-piesentlntr
the cumpHiiv.
Services will be licit at the usual
liouifc In th' ConurejMtlonnl church
tomorrow moinlng and evening. In
Soul and Body
tue closely connected. A sick body
means bad tempei, unhnpplness In
fact, n sic k soul. One leads on the
,.t1.. u.ft.tri l,n elir, luiile lev
cleansing and puilf.vlng the stomnch
evil thoughts will tly away and you'll i
Unci life a nieny song lloslOtter's
Stomnch fitters Is a blood purllleri
and stomae-h tonic. Honestly used.
11 never falls to ctlie the wotst
troubles resulting from weak stom-
uclis
Hostetter's
Appetizing
Strengthening
Purifying
Stomach
Bitters
the e-VsMiliig the pastor will deliver a.
sermon on "Common Si use In Relig
ion." Rev. Rogei.q Israel will conduct the
i. vices in the Episcopal mission in
IMwnids' hall tomiitiow nf lei noon at
;',..!) o'clock. All aie welcome.
R"V. James Hughes, ot Scinnton, will
deliver a lee-tun- on "Hilly Bray" in the
Coimn.gatloual chute h next Tuesday
evening. No admission will be charged.
William Harper, who has ben mt
peilntenelent ot th Lackawantui mine
for the pat lifteen years, has leslgned
his iKisltion.
Miss Matgniet Caiblue returned to
Nc-iV Yotk yesleidav, after spending
seveial months at her homo hcTe.
Miss Anna Blown, the soloist, Is
veiy III at he-r home with eiulnsy
Sllss Annie and Hllznbeth Jorc'an me
spending the week In New Yotk.
"The White Slave-" will be produced
at the Father Muthew Opera house
Mnj .'.'. In honor of the twenty-ninth
annlvers.uv of the Catholic Young
M n's Total Abstinence and Benevolent
sec lety,
Mi. C. M. Xlathawny Is spending a,
few weeks at Oianton, N. Y.
HONESDALE.
Miss Mary Tiacy Is visiting friends
In New Yolk city.
Miss Caule Weston Is visiting fi lends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Clara R. Toiiey Is spending
two weks at Old Point Comfott.
Mls-s Ihnma Win el has been spending
the pat week in Set anion.
Mis. Finnk Coiy, of Third street, is
entertaining her sister, Mis, Coleman,
of Biooklyn, N. Y".
Sunday evening next Rev. William
H. Swift will begin a seiies of ser
mons. Subject "Woman."
Mis. Dr. R. W. Ruins Is visiting
fl lends 111 He union.
Miss- Rebecca Thompson letuuied on
Thin silny to tesume her studies In
school, otter spending the past two
we-eks In llonesdale.
The Wayne county Jail Is without an
occ upnnt
Major Oeotge H Whitney attended
the funeinl of Btlgadier C.eneial Frank
Magee, of the Thlid bilgade, N O. P.,
at Wrlghtsville. IM.
AlcKcnna hiotheis are preparing to
leb'illd in biick on the foundation of
their cooiieinge building, which was
burned last fall.
Those who listened to the lecture In
th" Baptist e lunch Tuesday evening
by Rev. Dl I.iugett. of Deposit. N.
Y., op the life and death of "Savonar
ola," a ninityr of the fourteenth cen
tuiy. enJoed a laie Heat
Ylssi-s. Jacob Fieenian nnd sons
have th- tout! act to luinlsh eighteen
ne v unlfoims for Lawyer's band. Next
in older will be the band stand.
The Delawate and Hudson ollklals
lgnoied the petition foiwaided them
fiom the Honediile business men re
questing the appointment, of Jamen
Pinkney as station aM-nt at Hones
dale. Alett Hook and Ladder company will
elect a building tlility by slxtv feet,
opposite I'enwaiden's mills. The first
Moor will be for the titick and the sec
ond floor tor the meeting loom
Hiniles J. Dibble, of Miuooka, Pa,
Is the new Delawaie and Hudson M.n-
i tlon agent at (lonesilale.
Coal ushes nie good when pioperly
used, but to spi Inkle them on the street
dally is bad I en sleighing in winter
and for dust in unmiei Now thev
I have cnused a spicy eorie-pondetic e in
the columns of the Honesdale Citizen.
Mr. William J. Uaid will lepiesent
the Presbytet Ian e lunch ot Ilonesclnl"
at the meeting of Lackawanna Pie
bvteiy. to be held at Plvmotith next
Monday.
m
"A woid to the wise is sufilc lent"
and a woid fiom the wise should be
Miflle lent, but you ask, uhn aie the
wise? Those who know The oft-te-peateel
expeilenee uf tl ilsiwoi tin per
sons may e taken lor knowledge. .Mr.
W M. Teiiy s.ivs Chambei Iain's Cough
Remedy gives bettei satisfaction than
any other in the maiket. He has been
in the chug business at Rlktnn. Ky..
lor twelve eats, has Kilcl huudieds of
bottles of this tenii'dy and neailv all
other cough medicines nianiilio tuied,
which shows toncluslvi'lv that e'hani
bei Iain's Is the mot-t satlstaetory m the
people, and Is the best. Tor sale by
all ditigglsts, Matthews Bios., whole
sale and tetall agents,
NEW MILIORD.
Mis .1. ,1 Todd, of Sctanteni, K is.
Hint, hn- siste-i. Mis I.. W. ,ilgti.
.Miss JiMle Dlekeitnan. of nimiui, is
a cuest of Mis. J. Wall.
11. Al. Ilanii.ih, of Se'i'iinteni, lsitcd
liN biothi'i' ben- l.it Hfii,
A soe-lal was Kiveii at the 1ioiih oC
Mr. and Mis. Kdwaid Aets last Trl
elay I'Venlne; lor the beiiellt of the
Sunday school ,il liiiidle itnne'is.
Ml'9. A. D. itllsell. of New Voik,
who has been uiiinpr feu her mother,
Mis. A. Wellman, letiuneil to her
home Meuitliiy.
Miss Hopo litillaid of WilKe-s-liatio,
Isa sucst eif .Mts, V). Daveiipoi t.
Miss M, A. IJ1 Ui-i ninii bus been vl
Mini? fiieiuls In Hii.intoii tho past
week,
Itev. S. O. Ti.i., of illiiRliuntton. will
conduct the- seMli'is at tlip Kplsiopal
chilleh ne'Xt Siiiidtiy moililiiK at 10 110
o'e'loe k.
.1. M. Viilles and wife, of Aiar.it,
wete Riitsts of friend'' here the tltst of
the week.
Mis. S A. Hfeniks atitl d.uiKliter,
Killth. left New- Mllford last Tuesday
forTjione. where they will make th.'lr
futme liotiH'.
Dr. A. i:. Snyelei, has been enter
tntnlni; bis futher, O II Snder, of
Pundaff, the past week,
Mi. IMsnr Iliooks. fonneily ef this
pluee, ilnisheel Ills dhlnlty Htudles In
New Yotk a tew weeks ngii and lias
at once been sent te an aeilio work
In the minlsiiy at Tieiir.
Mis. Vlnslow's Soothing Syrup
III. . ..... . .; " '"' ' ""'IL, UUI.
1 ...n I, ant n.vi.,ill tl.l nt A l.f.llM-. .
Sold by Druggists In every pirt of the
world, Be sum nnd ask for ".Mis. Wins,
low's SoothlnB Syrup." and lake no othtr
kind, Tuent) .live tents a bottle.
Has be-eii "seil for oei KITI'V YIJAim
bv MILLIONS e,f MUTIiKUS for f,U?
ciiiluui:n wiiili:ti:i:tiiimj vvti i
ii:hi'i:ct si'cckps. it miotiiijs ti 0
CHILD SOKTKNH the OHMS, ALLAVS
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jfgiewiEs? ,Srfie?C'l-cr ,
ffiWjaTAPllSPiJJPIJAVENUE.i
Best Beyond
A word here about our Clothing and the principleb on which we sell it.
Our garments are cut on graceful lines the coats show the decided military shoul
ders; the vests are patterned in the latest style touch. The trousers are possessed of
those graceful lines so rarely found in the ready-made. Every garment that leaves this
store must fit perfectly or no sale.
Our Men's Suits at
At $7
Over twenty styles of
Men's Suits nt this price,
cut in the latest fashion,
in single and double
breasted sacks, fancy chev
iots, blue serges, plain and
lancy woisteds and cassi
ineres are the materials
all wool materials only.
Other stores are asking io
for no better values.
"r$6.50VeT1
Cloth Top Coat is the
equal of other $io coats.
A Covert Cloth Top Cont
entirely lined with silk
a regular $15 gar- t n
ment at p 1 U
AT T MrYPR
Our
At $1.97
Fancy Vcstee and
Sailor Blouse Suits,
trimmed with braid
all wool materials.
Regular value $j. ;o
At $2.47
Fancy Vestee and
Sailor Blouse Suits, in
light and dark ma
terials, combination
vests and coll.us,
beautifully trim in ed
with braid. You'd con
sider them cheap at
?. so.
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Shoes at $1.97
For Hen and Women.
No! Nothing stattling about the pi ice until the Shoes are told of
or better yet SHFN.
Over so styles of black, tan, vici kid, box call, kangaroo and real
patent leather. ' l.ace or congiess for men. l.ace or button for women.
The new Waldorf or Harvard lasts, with the F.nglish back stay. The
equal ol othet stores' $2. so and $j.oo shoes or your money back.
At 2.97
I he finest giades of shoes for men and women, hand-turned or
welted soles. The equal of exclusive stoies" $s shoes.
PENN CLOTHING AND SHOE HOUSE,
TUNKHANNOCK.
Yesitni.iv was a field daj In 'Miuue
Ktitz' otile e of justice ein 'I'Ioh.i stu-et.
The 'Sentlie was culled ejiu at uliOlll
U c'eloik Wednesday bv William II.
Aveij, ol l.e'iion township, nnd aski-tl
to Issue waiiailt ug.liust Alonzti Hebce
oil th" th.tiKe of adllltety The wai
r.i'it was Issue t aiitl plafcd In tin'
Impels ed Theiinas M. Uaidlnu:, consta
ble, who went after Ttebee and luoimht
lilm into town about (J e)'t lot k The
ease was heaid al 'I o'e lot k, and i'ebee
bound oer to e-oiirt nnd upon Ills fur
liH'llns: bail he was allmuel in n.
Then Avery, not having Imel euouirh
luiitlee to satisfy him, causeel a war
rant te) lslie iiKalnst Ills Witt', Itosie
YtMlllff Ave!, eill tile Same I hui gP, llllll
sttee 'ed. el in bludinir her oer to coint.
Then Kettle, not to have the mutter too
one-tided, made infotmutlon awlnst
her liuslmnd tor peijurv In connection
with tho piocuilnp ot the numluKC
lb 'tise and alo for desertion and non
suppui t.
Tho case eif K. W. '.'eibb s. .V. 1.
Ste-lMt r. ill which a inli' was pendliiK
to stiiUo off the appeal for want of a
icvtnue stump mi the certiflcnte In tlw
Justice's lianscrlpt, was aitruetl and
the Indue tool; the papeis ami will
hand down an opinion.
AudifW Wick in I'ittoline AVIck, di
vorce: I pon htailnsr had, court makes
decree of ellvoice,
Allen A. Gcleei s. foia I. (Jelcer.
illo!'f: Subpoena aw ai tied.
Uosa KiKhpuuith tn. IMward Klsh
paiiBh, ellvoice: O. S. lllnner appoint
ed (eimmlsslouet to take istliurii.
sshei Ill's ile-eds for the. feillowinf;
pi opei ties', sold on execution Issullll,
nut eif the colli t of common pleas of
WsomlnK county, since Januaiy teim,
were aeknwleiljjed In open mutt by
Hhctlff A. CJ. .Ireifoiv.
1'n Jot-nph West, for lot of land In
Tunkhuniiock boroiiKli, fold as tho
piopetty of Francis K, nnd . II. Meiss,
at suit of 'Wallace. O. Haynes, asslRii
ed to N. A. MeKown. Conxideiatlon,
To Tliomii" Hope, two lots ot land In
Not tli Uranch township, sold as the
AtMO
We show over thirty styles of the newest
fashions in men's and young men's Suits.
We aie proud of this line proud because
they are perfect in woikm.inship; perfect in
fit and finish.
It is almost impossible to tell you here
all we show at this price. Beautiful white
and black check, worsteds and cheviots,
the fine black clay diagonals and worsted
serges in blue, grey and mouse rolor are
heie at that price.
Exhibition of
it Jl IL Jt JL M.
Is actually tlie wonder of Scranton parents vaiiety, value
and price bein amazing in every instance. The sale of
sample suits of the Beinheimer & Arnold stock, together with
our immense vaiiety gives you the greatest oppoitunity to
buy Children's fine apparel ever offered in this city.
Double-Breasted Suits, ages 7 to 16, in same mater
ials as fancy suits at some prices. Eveiy thing that boy or
man wears is here, from hat to shoes.
Fancy Caps for Boys
An immense variety in all wool
materials. Flaids and plain
mateials. at 7c and 73C
piop'ily of Mbliael nnn .it the suit
oi (ioih. lletinlng'. I'onsidi j.tnon,
St. 11.
To lather L. Siamaiis. lot ot land In
Clinton township, sold as the pioperty
of AtiKUStus Colvln, at suit ot i:.-thcr
L. Seainnus, I'ousldei.ition, il Win
To X. A. McWoun, lut of Und In
Washington townsnip, sobi as the
piopeity of A. Feirls. at suit of Aman
ita K. Vose, ns-'lKiied to X. A M Kown
Coisideratlon. J mo.
In the matter ot a epoi lal i ,ish tax lu
Factoid ville boiouuh: On pieseiitiitinu
of petition anil motion of .lumts K
Fiear, esep, couit ditue.lt) the liutfiess
nnd town council to levy and lollect
u spcci'il cash tax of C mills on the
elolbii'.
In the matter of a np"clal e ash tax
in Nicholson township: On piesentiiiK
petition and motion of c. A. Dershtui
ei, couit dliects sttptt visors to 1. j
and collect n special o ish lux of 2
mills on the dollar.
In the matter ot a speil.il tn-di tax
In V ahliiKton township: On ptesi ut
Ini; of petition unci motion of c. O. Uer
shlmt'i, mui i elli eels supei vlsois to
levy and collect a special t ash tax of
!i'j mills on the eloiiar.
In tho estate ol (iltlton Wln.ins, de
ceased; On iirt'ocutiiiK of petition of
Fiank M. Wlnans ami Clara J. Win
ner, eveutors of the estate of Oleic nil
Wlnans. dee eased, Finnk M. Wlnans
is dlsiluilKed as cNoculol.
In the matter of tho uppiowt! eif the
bond of Thomas M. Hardlui?, IiIkIi con
stable) of Tuui'ltaiinotlt horoURh: Court
Kiants i tile to show cause why appiov
al should not be suit ken dff
lu the i statu ot Fianlss l'allmau, late
of Facte rvllle botoiiKh, deceasvtl. On
pteseiitatlon ot petition of Ii it 'llu
I'allmnn, widow, conn ciants ittle to
.-how enu-p why the p.ecutor. Carl Jf.
I'.illman, shall not set upnit to her
piopeity to the value of $J00 as her e
emptioii, lu ie: application fir smip 't of
Charles Leonard f'oopoi: cjtntlem nnd
rule iu this case continued to next
term.
Allen Jayne, assluiietl to MuiKuiet
I.uce v. Cleoi'e H. I'ilklns tind j. II,
j5 jffll Tw ' j&t ",t5", 'ifjg .N"-y
I
SWil37;Wft1jaS:AVENUE.W2
Question
At 12
In addition to the dozens
ol patterns we are show
ing in Men's Fancy
Worsted Cheviot Suits in
the swell English club
checks and plaids, we
show the new Imported
Double Breasted Serge and
Cheviot Suits, with satin
lacings or half silk lined
and silk taped seams.
These are all tailor-nude
gjiments nnd are equal to
most $-;o to order gar.
ments.
Boys' Fancy
Boys' and Misses' Shoes.
All leather. Black and russet
satin call for bovs, dongola and box
calf foi misses. The equal of
othet !i.2S shoes, at VC
Spring Hats
Newest shapes becoming
lowest pi ices,
Pe.11!, blown ami black Der-
bvs and Alpines, woith $i.so, at ...
2. so value is what we offer
our "Special" black, Iv.own and
peail Alpines and Deibjs at.... p
Fancy Half Hose
With silk heels and toes the
. ANAIa "Not
only
TKxam lMMi,i7 Pllvc 9
s mmn ":
t:
CURHS."
Rheumatism
Positively Eradicated by
CORONA RHEUMATISM CIRC.
A Sure Specific (or Rheumatism, Lumbigo,
Sciatica, Gout, and all Rheumatic Ai-
ttctlons. Gives Instant Relict.
Tills rcraedv is baed upon tUe latest dlneoTery
of medical scientists thai ltheunrnti'tn In cauml
b'i a mlet obe m tke bloixt tint uutltii tsreu ot u te vr
lactic ucid 'lUu Cortnin ltlieiiniiitism Cure
dostrnys tbo microbce. nnd tlim ernitlcates tlie
caiiieoftlio dlscabe. It him never f.illttl. In
t isl.'te-ss tablet , e onvcaient to carry No unu
eating or polsonnua drugs. One tablet gl es relief,
and r tiermniien t rureiiiileldy fol lows
'lrlul Tii'jtmcnt, ','fl UentH, postimld,
O '"H 10 Uiijh' Tliiiliiient, S1.O0. o
At )oiir Prumn't'i or lent pntt)taltt uyun
trcetpt t'l price bvtvltuianvjutturtrt, T
? CORONA COMPOUNDING CO., Cimts, N J. 9
Wells and I'hlilip Kiiitiu i ailmiuislia
tois oi (ieoij,e v l.tn line iHimnt
Apot aiail'.' of II s, lldlllKr. esq , in
this t.tse is Hithdwiuu. and Jutlftment
all iwed, 11 u to be ennilncd to laud In
W.Mimini,' eount for vhbh the not.
wan kIwii.
In the mattei oi the abolishing of tin
Uralutilni lmlepentlent sthool distilet
On petition of letnonstiants, court
mants rule on petltloneis to show
cause why they t-luiil not piy the e ewts
In the case,
llaltle May Weave i, to use, of M U.
McMillan vs. J. C. Weiaer: On mo
tion of o. S. Klnut'i', judKinent Is en
lei ed for want of appeal wire and atll
davit of defense.
Conn niljounied to Satunhiy alte.y
noon at L' o'clock,
Forsomil Evidence in the Case.
Cnlloi -I would like lo ste your mnlil. 1
If she ixu t I'liffiivcei.
I'Mossle (iiued Si CiikiikiiI' Why. iiimu
ma's been nutllled elerslnte I knew llcr.
-Hiici iinun to Itct'oiil-l'nloa
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Suits.
At 2.97
Beautiful creations
in Sailor, Blouse and
Vestee Suits hand
somely trimmed with
different combina
tions ol braid. Values
up to $,.00.
At $3.98
Fine serge and
worsted materials
in all the newest
shades, every con
ceivable design
and shade of ma
terial is here in
beautitul creations
of the designer's art
Suits that are worth $3 and $6
dirurily.
;or
I
styles
,
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you 111
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latest novelty,
Two Pairs for 25 cents.
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We have jiibt received a new
line of
mm
with Three Pins for front
oi waKt and the regular
button sets.
Made in
Gold
Gold Filled,
Sterling Silver
and
Black Enamel
MERCEREAU & CONNELL
IjO WjomliiK Avenue.
McMUNN'S
LSXER OF OPIUM
wl
Is ,i plep.iiutliiu of the UiUR be which Itl
liiiiiiimis ftteiK .no umotd while the
,ihialilc iiiMlltti.il propel ti. s in re
tdhifd. It iiossesses nil iliu sedatlxe,
unoihiie and aiitl-spasniodii powers of
Opluni but prodiiees no sit knees of tho
Momacli, no oinltius, no e o uleness. no
lle.nl i. he lu aerie iieious disorders It
Is an biMilnalil, leiuetlj, and Is lecom
lliendtd b lb- lust pin .-! i.uis
M'.M in .MAIL IN PLAIN WKAI'PUR,
OS KI.CUIIM 01 KICI!, soc.
E. FERRETT,
372 Pearl St, New York.