THE SCRANTON TIIIBUJSK- MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1899. GO WHERE YOU WILL To look at Pianos; take in "bar gain," "reduction," "damaged" sales and every other scheme to make you believe vou are getting two dollars' worth lor one and you will find no better pianos for the money asked than at Perry Bros. OUR LUDWIG PIANOS Are most beautiful. The prices are very moderate and the terms easy. We have Briggs, Vose and Knabe Pianos. Some exception ally good Pianos and Organs, second-hand, at low prices. ThcScir-PlayhiK ANMELUB will lie played for you any lime you call. Perry Brothers 205 Wyoming Ave. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY Depends largely upon the supplies. The right kind at 103 Wyoming Avenue KEMP'S, DR. H. B. WARE, SPECIALIST. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat CDlfeltoniFi-Oa.m. to 12.H0 p.nv, lllo !. Wllllauii llullclltic. Opp. i'ostofllca. vclilclo was cayly decorated with (lass and otherwise udorntd. DONATIONS FOIl MAY. Tho direc tor of tho Hahnemann hospital thank fully acknowledge tho following drnntlonn for the month of Muy: Chests at nurse's vtottihiK wcro contrlbutcl by Mr. Thomas Dlukhon, Mr. It. M. Holes, Mm. C. D. Simpson, Mm. l.aton Oakford, Mrs, Henry Helln, Mrs. C. It. Welles, Mrs. Clcortco H. Smith; men'H clothinK. dicsslnir pacque, old muslin, night dress, Mr. Sanderson; lending matter, Charles It. Jloyd; four dozen crbs, ( 11. Stunics; two bottles KlriRer ale, H. O. Cutli-hCii; dally paper (through Martin OMnll'-y), Btruiiton Truth nlMroi usparamis, rhubarb, butter mlllt, Miss R K. nichmond; ten pounds butler, I.iickuwnnna Dairy company; rcinnt of veal, dozen pitcltnRt-i shredded rod fish, old linen, homeopathic supplies, old linen. Mrs. .7. B. l'helps; doien cans tomatoes, live pounds butter. Mr. 15. 1.. Fuller; cut flowers. CI. H. Clink: Mow ers, Mrs. lloslo; rendlmr matter, Mrs. Todd; rending matter, Mrs. Stnvens; old linen, Mrs. Hubert ticruntcin; rnllliiB rlinlr, Mr. Stelle; bath robe, dressiiiK sacque, Mrs. N. G. Ilobertson; children's pa per". William J. Wilcox; cut roses, Mrs. H. M. Doles; two bushels potatoes. Dr. l.aime: strawberry sherbert. Mowers. Kim Park church: readlim matter. M. K.. Stow, ers; four quarts strawberries, seven .lavs canned fruit, nlnn classes Jolly, thu barb, Mrs, A. M. Decker; dressing Micqup, pajamas, Mrs. Derman; sl quarts strawberries, two bunches asparaRUH Mis. Vanillins: thteo baskets bananas, one tomatoes, two bunches rhubarb, one peck new potatoes, one dozen bananas, one dozen lemons, lettuce. Mis. Gctro fi. Smith; one dozen cans corn. Mrs. Joseph Levy; rending matter, ltev. lllehard Hlorns: $1. Mrs. Oeorgo Haycock; ono dozen egps, patient: easy chair, Mrs. William Contiell; twenty pounds rice, five pounds buttc. Mrs. Henry Relln; chicken broth. Mrs. Huntington. Des serts of lew rrenni were furnished by Mrs. 11. M. Holes, I.aeknwHiinH Dairy com pany, Dr. I,ange, Mrs. F. V. Christian. LIBRARY ENTERTAINMENT. COMING TERM OF CRIMINAL COURT IT WILL BEGIN ONE WEEK EROM TODAY. UNlcSJ&tgBEC ------------ CITY NOTES j -f -f -t- - PAY-DAY. The employes at the Pow dcrly and Carbondulo niiiio No. 1, of the Dclawaio nnd Hudson company, wcro paid their month's wages Saturday. Mil. M'DONOi;GU'S funkkau From his late home, S.'T Fourth street, the funeral of William McDonough will take place this morning. A requiem high mass will be celebrated at Holy Cross church. A Qt'IKT WKDD1NG. - Charles M. Hrlnk, of l'hlladelphla, nnd Jlis-s H. Co lestina Sedrlon, of this city, wcro married by Alderman Kasson Saturday ut. his offlcn. They were unattended nnd left Immediately for Philadelphia to reside. C. E. Douglas will bo Seem as a Ma gician and Illusionist. There are very many In Scranton and particularly In Green Hldge who will remember with pleasure Charles K. Douglass In connection with former en tertainments given In tlio eaiiv strug gle for existence of tho Green Itlilge library and will be glad of tho oppor tunity of hearing him again In n new role, that of magician and Illusionist. Although this same little library Is courageously stemming the tide, brave In Its knowledge of the good work be ing done In the right direction, much effort by those who have so long pa tiently guided the little craft ero it can reach the haven where It would be nnd calmly ride nt anchor free from debt, and to this end It Is earnestly requested by the management that there bo a generous attendance nt tho library on Tuesday next when Mr. Douglass will given an entertainment. IIo will also give a matinee Tuesday il'tcrnoon from to C. This matinop lias been arranged with special regard to the children that they, too, may en joy this always attractive form of amusement. Admission, 2.1 cents; mat- lneo for children. 15 cents. JutlgoB Who will Preside in Both Court Rooms During tho Two Wooks Caso Against Burglar John Shannon Heads tho List for tho First Week Tho Mayfield Burg lary Cases are at tho Hoad of tho Socond Week's List-Other Cases to be Tried. A two weeks term of criminal court will begin ono week from today. Dur ing the first week Hon. II, M. Kdwarda will preside in Xo. 1 nnd Hon. D. "W. Senile, of Montrose, In No. S. Dur ing the second week Hon. V. XV. Uuti- fiter will bo on the bench In No. 1 and Hon H. M. Edwards In No. '. The cases to bo tried during tho two weeks tiro: MONDAY, JUNK 11. 1. John Shannon, alias James Shan non, alias John Scanlon, statutory buiglary; Martin Clippen, pros. 2. John F. Hall, William Hoblnson, false. pretenses; George Crawford, pros. 3. William Taie. statutory burglary; Frank Itobllng, Jr.. pros. i. John Uurtlc. l'oinlcalloti; Michael MeCabe, pros. C. Frank Shlenskl, asMitilt and battery; Hfiijamla Vauglum, plus. C. John M 'Andrew, assault and bat tery ; l'jtilck McGouldeiick, pros. ". Iliiilget MeCabe, adultery; Thomas I.eyshon, pros. 8. John Halt ley, Bridget MeCabe, as- Mitilt and battery; Michael MeC.ibe, pros. 9. Jennlo Stevens, keeping a bawdy house. Flank Holding, Jr.. pros. 10. Kmll Niestn. arMiiilt and battery; Michael Nlesen, pros. 11. John l.lghtbody. assault and battery; Thomas Taylor, pros. 12. John Hurke, alias Detective Wood, carolng concealed weapons; John Hafter, pros. 13. Arthur Youngs, burglary; James Sis- son, pros. 14. Hoinan Unser.feld, asasult and bat tery: Felix Mfirliskii, pros. 13. Stanley Muji Iskl, Anthony Mnjelska, assault ami batterv; Joseph Cooper, pios. 1(5. Jennlo Strvins, enticing minor fe m. iles for immoral purposes; Frank Itobllng, jr., pros. 17. James Foster, laieeny anil receiving; Frank Holding, Jr., pros. IS. Joseph Numaviteh. assault and bat tery upon public officer; Seth Smith, pros. 19. Charles Custnid. alias Charles Mitch ell, larceny and receiving; Fiauk Holding. Jr., pros. 1 They 'vc imitated everything eke, but they 've never been able to imitate the quality of M'AI.I., AFXILIAKY. Tho McAll aux iliary will meet at tho houso of Mrs. W. II nichmond Monday afternoon at 3.H0 o'clock. AH Interested In the work ara cordially invited to attend. The Oly phant and Peckvllle cars pass tho door. WKKK'S EXCHANGES. - The ex changes at tho Scranton Clearing houso this week were ns follows: Monday, &.ns!).SC; Tuesday, J1C7.002.70: Wednesday, $111 1S7.DS; Thursday, 1161.163. H; Friday, t:i.S2.4i; Saturday, $111,700.02; total, $1.-037.027.33. SIHE AGAINST SON. Adam l.uthcr. of South Scranton. was arraigned beforo Alderman Kassor. Saturday on tho eharga of as.isult and battery. Ills father, Jacob l.uthcr. preferred tho charge. The di fendant was held In $ bail for his appearance ut court. OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS. The ex ecutive ccimmlttee of the Men's guild of St Luke's parish have decided to open the guild rooms In the parish houso, Wy oming avenue, on Mondiy evenings from 7 to 10 o'clock for the use of members of the guild, m'U of tho congregation and their friends. Other evening will bo granted If the atundance warrants. All arc welcome. A NIGHT ON THE ROOF-Jamcs Car )yon and an out-of-town 'juest made a visit to the roof of the Mcars building Friday night about 0.43 o'clock. While viewing tho city and Its surroundings tho young men forgot that the elevator was nt run after 10 o'clock. It was after that hour when th.v decided to return to terra flriun. Thev wen unable to at tract attention and passed the night on the roof. THE SONS OF VETERANS. Thoy Will Hold Their Stato Encamp ment at Hazloton. The stato encampment of the Sons) of Veterans will open In Hazloton on Tuesday morning' to rontlnuo for tho remainder of the week. This will be the. nineteenth annual encampment of tho Sons of Veterans. Over five hun dred delegates representing every camp In Pennsylvania will be present. Tues day's session will be devoted exclusive ly to the consideration of business mat ters. On Wednesday the parade, which will bo tho most Important feature of the week, is to take place. Several thou sand men will be in lino. The parade will bo followed In tho evening by a ball in Hazle hall. On Thursday the election of offlcera to serve for tho ensuing year will bo hold. FUNERAL OF JOHN RIDENE ACH PAID THE WAOEH.-One of the local results of the Jeffiies-Fltzslmmons bat tle at Conev Island Friday night was the fulfillment of n wager made by Gun Stritt, white, and "Dude" Nicholson, col ored. The fact that Jeffries was tho victor entitled Nicholson to a wheelbar row lido about the central city with Stritt furnishing the motive power. Tho Services Held in tho Hickory Street Presbyterian Church. The funeral of tho late John Hlden bach, of Cnpouse avenue, was hold yes terdny afternoon. The resppct and re gret felt by his mnny friends was at tested by tho largo concourse nt the funeral. Services were held in the Hickory Street German Presbyterian church, th pastor. Hey. W. A. Nordt. officiating. Interment was made In tho Pittston avenue cemetery. DIED. HAINES. In Wtst Scranton, Jun S, ISO'J, Frederick Haines, aged 11 years, at his home on Fifteenth street. Fun neral nt r.';o o'clock. Interment in Washburn street cemetery. Today we make our record breaking sale of rwear La Wm and Wash Good s Quality of goods considered, we will give greater values than was ever offered in this city. Come and $ee. Mears Ha geri Sarsaparilla TRAINING SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISES HELD AT THE MOSES TAYLOR HOSPITAL. Class of Seven Younrjr Women Re ceived Diplomas as Trained Nurses. Tho Cortiflcatos Woro Conforrod Upon Them by William F. Hall stead After tho Graduation Exor cises a Rocoptlon was Hold Mm. Gladding, Suporintont of Training School, Assistod in Recoiviug' ?" frxivc fit? i M $ ft. 4 77. Edwin Jones, adultery: Thomas II. Powell, pros. 78. John Thomas, assault and battery; Thomas V. Lewis, pros. 7D. George Re.rnardt. larceny nnd re ceiving; William C'oyle, pros. 50. Hichuril Fleming. Catherine Fleming, nvsiiult and battery; Sarah Garvey, pros. 51. Frank Yosak, aiding prisoner to es cape; Jerry Drlscoll, pros. 2. Michael Sharoek, embezzlement; John F. Lukacli, prox. 8,1. V. S. Wolff, false pretenses; M. Sehwartzkopf. pros. U. John Perchlr.iki. Lewy Sadofcitl, Jacob Scnoskl. Joseph Batlycpskl, Anthony Aiblgga. larceny by ballei-; Albert Treybulskl, pros. S3. O. F. Swlgait. John Eaton, T. M. Nealon, et nl public nuisance; M. Moian. pro". i0. Job Whltehouse. nsraiill nnd bat tery: Thomas J. Davles, pros. 3). Li. JIG. S7. 8.S. SO. 00. 01. w. II. 1G. f.2. EC. ti. 415417 Lackawanna Ave. TUESDAY. JUNE 20. John Noone, assault and battery; Mutthuw Moran, pros. Albert Ivor j keeping a bawdy house; Frank Kohlltig, Jr., pios. John Chester Peck, aggravated as sault and battery; Edward J. Neary, pros. Azarlah Woltundcu, felonious at tempt; Albert Undon. pus. John Carsey, malicious mischief, lllehard Fleming, pros. John Noone. a&s-ault and battery; Hrldget Moran, prox . AVilliam Powell, assault and battery; A. 1!. Thomas, pros. Thomas Spangenburg, selling liquor without, license, George I'nstle, pro. Wadislaw Staehowlvtz, malicious mischief; Kosu Zulkuwsky, prox. Thomas Lyons, embezzlement; T. S. I lulling, pros. John Pataska, John Weber, robbery; Duminlck Ambrose, pros. Owlii Moran, larceny and receiving; Hridget Moran, prox. William Gtlltln, statutory burglary; Frank itubllns, Jr., pro.-i. John Markle, Fred Dobbins, Charles Stott, malicious mischief; Martin Crlpen, pros. Patrick Melarkey, John Armstrong, burglary; Frank Holding, Jr., pros. Henry Doyle, assault and battery; atilck I.avclle, pros. C. M. Hutts, adultery; Thomas Ley- shon, pros. John M. Ilarrett, assault nnd battery; Catherine Gllmnrtln, prox. Louis Acker, larceny and receiving; Frank Hobllng, Jr., pros. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. J. A. Van orn, embezzlement: C. S. Woodrun. pro-;. Mlko McLaughlin, alias John Jit Hale, Walter Alalia, burglary; Frank Holding, Jr., pros. John M. Harrctl, assault and bat ten Anna Gilmartin, prox. Pntt lck Uiady, mallcloiiiJ mlschkf; Patrick Moor,', pros. Willard L. Stewart, tralllklng In reg istered bottles; T. S. Hulling, pios. f.iiaik-4 W. Stuwnrt, Wlll.ird L. Stew art, laiccny and receiving; T. S. Hulling, pros. Kvnn Tucker, T. J. Maxey, II. Jo sephs, M. P. Jacobs, c II. Horry; conspiracy; A. L. Wright, pros, George F Jacobus, larceny by bailee: A. T. Heynohls, prox. James J. Hogers, malicious mischief; Sarah Mnrtln, prox. Venelnzo Sarlo, fornication; Michael Mooney, pros. Venelnzo Sarlo, Illegal practlco of medlclno; Michael Mooney. pros. Constantino Itoehefskl, robbery; John Novyoskl, pros. Hridget Shechan, common scold; Alex Dunn, sr., pros. David Seeds, rape; Joseph Cioss, pros. Augusta Garlic, attempt at rape; Feleceto Castano, prox, Anthony Hartnlck, robbery; Michael Llsslck, pros. Martin Ruane, assault and battery; Michael J. Kennedy, pros. Crldlth Davles. Howell Thomas, statutory burglary; Frank Kqbllits, jr., pros. THURSDAY. JUNK 22. N. J. Hell, nssuult and battery; J. A. DeLosky. pios. John H. Hail, false pretences; Leo Coyne, pros. 59. John Oneffrey, Joo Salko, reckless and cirelcs driving; Henry G. Llnderman, pros. CO. William Ltshtner, negligence by bailee; W. Hollas, pros. CI. Stanislaus Phllllpknwskl, malicious mischief; Hoslu Zolkowska, prox. C2. William Llghtner, larceny by bailee; W. Hellas, pros. C3. Joseph Ogrodi'fkz, assault and bat tery; Joseph Schultz, pros. CI. Annlo Powell, adultery; Thomas Ley. shon, pros. CO. Charles Pfelffor. assault and bat tery; Matilda Pfelffer. prox. CO. John Oneffrey, assault and battery; Henry C. Llnderman, pros. C7. Molvln Honey, attempt at rape; Jacob Wcfser, pros. CS. James Laffey, Mary I.affey, assault and battery; Ann Casey, pros. CO, Mrs. George Coultherd, Abe Pearson, assault and battery; Mrs. Moses JoneB, prox. 70. Jacob Llbeo. assault nnd battery; James Mulderrlck, pros. 71. James Dlxson, assault and battery; Moses Jones, pros. FRIDAY. JUNK !3. 72. Morris Hollander. umbezzloment; Wnsll Pesfrnlak. pros. 73. Albert Zcnke, Jr., fornication nnd bastarly; Minnie- Shepplemnn. pro?;. "I, Stanley Newcoskey. Anthony Sim hous. Andrew Glentnskey, Martin Grabelunis, Joo Lazuskey. John Hennett, aggravated assault and battery: Peter Hushel, pros. 73. Mrs. Michael Fee. assault and bat tery: Catherine Fee, prox. 7G. Hlmcr Howell, nssault and battery; Sarah A. Wiltshire, nrox. oo 100. 101. 102. lrci. lot. 105. 10-3. 107. 10S. 100. 110. 111. 112. in. Ill 11G. m desertion; Annie Httrcty; Michael SATURDAY. JUNK 21. Mrs. Michael Fee, surety; Catherine Fee, prox. John Ilurkc, alias Detective Wood, surety: Sarah Arnold, prox. Kate Conway, surety; Kale Murphy, prox. John Hurke, alias Detective Wood, surety: John Rafter, tiros. John WIehko, Joseph Kr.ofcr, siltcty; Mary Jeznots, pi ox. John Knpo, surety; Steve MIlo, prof. Joseph Cros. surety; David Seeds, pros. John Llghtbodv, surety; Thomas T.iy- lor. pros. Peter .Merimlck. surety; Frnnk Mar tin, pros. Michael Maruschlrk, surety: Stove MIlo. pros. William Hlninan. desertion, Hebecea lllnman. prox. , P. F. Flaherty, desertion: Annie H. Flaherty, prox. Thomas F. Ruddy Ruddy, prox. Mai till Gllbrlde, Hatcliford, prnc. Patrick MeGeevcr erlne McGeever. Thomas Coyne, Coyne, pros. KUen Shine, surety; Mary Seanlon. prox. Thomas H. Powell, desertion: Annie Powell, iirox. AVilliam Fltzpatrlck, surety; Mar garet Fltzp.itriek, prox. Annlo Hoyle. surety: Josle Mock, prox. I.ona Conroy. surety; May Conwy. prox. Thomas .7. Conroy, surety: May Con- roy, prov, David Powell, surety; Margaret Powell, prox. I'entamia Simpson, surety; 13. M. I.owery. pros. Margaret Kelley, surety; George lterron, pros. Anthony Duffy, surety: Hridget Ru- nne, prox. M. J. Duffy, desertion; Catherine Duffy, prox. William XV. Richards, desertion; Margaret Richards, prox. Andrew Howarth, surety; Stcphsn Hewnrth. pros. Andrew Howarth. surety; Julia IIow- aith. prox. Andrew Alukatz, surety; Joe Po- llskl, pros. desertion nrox. surety Ciith- Johii 3. The Mosrs Taylor Hospital Training school held Its first publlo commence ment exercises nnd reception Saturday afternoon, when seven young women wero graduated. The pleasant parlors were tastefully decorated and tho oc casion was one which nttrncted much Interest, about three hundred guests being present. The class consisted of Misses Emma Car Skaiton, Anna Russell, Anna. M. Litter, Grace M. Lloyd, Harriet II. Teal, Lillian M. Young and Alma Wrlg ley. The exercises opened with prayer by Rev. James MoLeod, D. D. Dr. George D, Stevrnrt. professor of anatomy nt P.clUvue Hospital Medical college, New York, delivered an address to the graduates. It was a most happy effort, full t blight and helpful thoughts. He made the most aston ishing statement that there is no abso lute necessity that a nurse be hand some, as if anybody ever saw a plain fact- beneath the little white cap and with the neat, dainty garb as n setting. He emphasized the thought that sym pathy, gentleness and diplomacy were undlspensnble accomplishments to tho diploma nnd must go with tho nurse into the every sick room. Miss Irene Kami sang delightfully a number of solos. William F. Hallstead gracefully made the presentation of the diplomas, nnd a pleasant reception fol lowed, when Mrs. Gladding, the super intendent of the Training school, as sisted by the nurses of the institution, greeted the guests who thronged tho rooms. Refreshments were served, and Uauer's orchestra furnished music. " A Summer Paradiso." The Delaware nnd Hudson company has just Issued, for gratuitous distribu tion, n beautiful handbook of the en chanting summer resort region reached by Its lines, hearing the appropriate title, "A Summer Paradise.'' Tho Il lustrations are very attractive and tho text is concise and describes llio var ious localities in a way that is Uko to lure the render from his desk to the charms of the northern lakes and wood:. The work Is carefully Indexed, and nt a glance one can obtain an ac curate Idea of the general character of each resort, as well ns of the hotels, boarding houses, rates, etc. A com plete sot of colored mapi of the Adiron dack mountains, Lake George and Lake Chainplain 1st included, making it a very valuable reference book, as well as an ideal guide to the summer re sorts. Send four cents postage to J. XV. Hurdick. general passenger agent, Albany, N. Y.. or call upon or address H. W. Cross, district passenger agent, Scranton, Pa, - Reunion of Veterans. Tho thirtieth annual reunion of the Ninth Pennsylvania. Veteran Volunteer cavalry was held at Gettysburg Thurs day last. A. W. DeAVltt, of Philadel phia, was elected president to succeed Major K. O. Hancock. The next re union will he held at Huntingdon June II. 1000. mmmmmmmmMMM! i June the Month of Roses and Weddings Let us tell you the advantage ofbuving the bridal present here. We show many exclu sive designs and decorations (import sam ples) just one of a kind. This insures your selection against duplication, and adds the charm of novelty and distinctiveness to your offering. We can't say anything new to express the grace, beauty and brilliancy of Ubbcy's Cut Glass. All that we can do is to direct your attention to the new cuttings, the Sultancc, Estrclla, Florentine and prism. Rookwood has a hidden charm, that a personal inspection only will tell. No words of ours can convey to you the beauty of the blended colorings. Italian Marble Statuary, Tcplitz Fig ures, Old Moravian Vases, Jardinieres, etc. jjg CuxvaTVfeW 1 Millar & Peck, lwmmmwmmmmmmmmmm 134 Wyoming Ave "Walk In and look around." m Continues on Miscellaneous Books, Bibles and Prayer Books. We now add to that list 'hotograuli Albums ime Faniev ioods. Large Toy A ij n km m Stationery, Of which we have a surplus, and offer at Greatly Reduced Prices, to reduce stock. Will also Cut the Price on Medium and High Grades of ISTJSJLX. PAPEH! DURING THIS MONTH. goods We invite attention to these and believe we can interest any one desiring such articles Continued on Pace 4. Mr. John P.cvlns. editor of tho Press, Anthon, Iowa, aaya: "I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Itcmody in my family for fif teen years, have recommended it to hundreds of others, and have never known It to fall In a slnple instance. For salo by nil druggists; Matthew Hros. wholesnle and retail agents. uixinHOHyxxnvirxiy.jrtt' Are You Going to the Seashore? g JJ We Can Save You Honey. . If you are. why take your good Violin, Guitar or Mando lin with you and run the risk oi having it ruined? We are offering some outfits of these instruments that are remarkable bargains and cannot be beaten : A Violin Outfit for $3.95 A Mandolin Outfit for 4.15 A Guitar Outfit for 6.75 And others of better grades at equally good prices. See them in our windows. REAIEMI3ER, only one outfit of each kind, at these prices, can be sold, and when it is gone you will come too late. 138 WYOMING AVENUE St FINN & PHILLIPS, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Let us tune your piano. We guarantee ALL our work and can do it to suit you. ur 5? a V iriiiirt'rfrurfuirtf'nrftirfA'hrfnijtos4rf:rftai!mrfiir ?HHfljnuyoyxjyxjuKPat Our Assortment and Stock of Baby Carriages Our Is large and prices very low. stock of BLANK BOOKS is com plete and prices right. Pocket Diaries, 1899, at half price. Krough Keigh and Other Games. M NORTON, 322 Lackawanna Ave. ((0 PLATES P3& VliUl ff Vi J5Sananjw5i3S JtaaEi "ffC k. Kv, lBMMrTyTMTWHWMrTrwii am u Sf Artificial Teeth for which other dentists charge $15, 2, $S and $s. Our price, $8, 37, 5 and $2.75. Gold Crown and Bridge Work for which others charge $10. $i and$?. Our price, $5, $4 and SI. 50. Gold and other l;illings, 25c up. We extract teeth, fill teeth and insert Gold Crowns and Bridge Work without pain. Dr. Barrett, Dentist, 316 Spruce St., LEADER IN LOW PRICES. Adjoining Hotel Jcrmyn In the Spring a Young Han's Fancy Lightly Turns to Thoughts of Photography." There is no Kodak but the Eastman Kodak Take up Photography by Getting Your Vacation Cameras and Supplies of HEMP. 103 WYOMING AVENUE. - :v . . ,iif r 'i - t .- - 00000c 00000000000 9 THE YANKEE WATCH. O O 11 Ji 1 lk $ fo M s m Jut tho thine f'r tlm Mryrllst. tlii' lmrM. Hi'- lUiiii'imm or ill fait fur .iiu "'"- who wantx por reit tliiif with. nit ciirrylnK an cx-in'iii-h. ivatih. Aliunlutoly Bimr uiiU'ul for ono year. I'rlce $1 each. Mcar.4 llulldlns; x Foots & Fuller Co, X 110-142 WASHINGTON AVa OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO z&fr A Record-Breaker. When it comes to a movable capitol the Philippine capitol is certainly a record-breaker. When it comes to selling hats our prices arc also record breakers. CONRAD, Hatter 305 LuckawnuiM Avenue. r m 311 Spruci St. Temple Court Building, ScrdntOJ, Fa. All ncuto .iml chronic llsrnsp of men, women ami chllilrcn. CIlHt-i.N'IC, NUliV Ol'S. UHA1N AND WASTIXU DISKAS i:S A BI'Ki-IAlrV. All rtiscasea of thJ l.ivtr. Klilius. lSlailiU-r. SUIn, Hlooil, Nerves. Wumb, Ilye, Kar, Nod, Thni.it. ami l.uiiKM, Ciini'tTM. Tiimours. I'lles Hupturo Onltro, HheumatlHin, Asthma, ('ntnrrli, Viirlococelo, l.ot Mnnhoud, NlKhtly Emissions), all Female DIso.hoh, l.c'iicorrhoeu. etc. (lonorrhea, Byphllls, lllood I'cilsoii, Indiscretion and youthful ImbitH obllteiatcil. 8111 gery, rits, Kpl lepsy Tune and tttnmuch Worms. CA TAHIUlOZONi:. Specllic for Catarrh. Threo moirtlm1 treatment only J5.00. Trial frcii In otllce. Conhultatlon ami oxaml natloiiH free. Otllce liouih daily und Bunduy, 8 u. m. to 'J p. in. ' DR. DENSTEN
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