THE SCRAOTON TRIBUTE-MONDAY, JULY 17, 1890.
s
T An not lir-IInri. tlipra
l a cactf of dypcp
ila, indlvertlon or
nay Homadi trouble
(hat cannot bo re
lieved, st oueo nnd
perraontntlv rurcil
If iav DYSPEPSIA
cimc.
MUNYON.
At ll druFRints,
23c. n tII. UuIriV
.to Health iind medi
cal mlv'ce free, 1503
Arch rtroet, Phlla.
RECEPTION AT CONVENT.
JToung Women Give Up Their Lives
to Religion Satmday Moinlnp;.
Rev Ulshop IloHnn. nt Scinnton,
tfllcliitPd nt the profession tind iecer
llon of young vomen who entered
Miolly into the soivlco of the Lord at
Bt Kop convent In this elty Saturday
noinlng
The Sisters who pronounced their
holv vows are Slstci Mary Uisullna,
f Wllkrs-Uarre; Sister Mary DeChan
lal. of Duntnoie. Sister Mary Marccll.i,
Df Pntsons, Sister Mary Hyacinth, of
flnllstcul, Slstni Mary Antoinette, of
West Suanton, Sister Maij Clara, of
Dlyplnnt. Sister Man Agatha, of
Minnonj Sister Maty Ancllla, of Sui
tiuehanna, SlJlei .Maty Vlnc(.ntia, of
rteeland
Those who received the holy hahlt
M religion and white vuil nie Miss
ItniRaret King, of Canton In l elision,
Bister Maiv Reinaulette, Mls Cath
erine Malin, of South Scinnton, In le
llglon, Sister Mary Paula, Miss IHlza
" beth Hotner, of Washington, 1. C In
religion. Sister Maiv limiimtpo; Miss
Marv Ileffernan, of Plv mouth, in re
ligion. Sister Mniy Antonia; Miss
Helena O'Pen, of Susquehanna, In le
Jlglon, Slstei Mniy Delphlne. Mlbs
Margaret O'Donnell, of nristol. In re
)iglon, Sister Mary Gerald; Mlsrf Mary
FariPlI of Uilstol, In lellglon, Sister
Mniy Inez: Miss Mary Hlckey, of War
ren, In lellglon, Sister Mary Finncesca;
Miss Mniy Hvrne, of Fiientlsville, In
religion, Sister Mary Itoslna Miss
t Cecilia Cnuley, of Pittston, in religion,
Sister Mary Arilcetus, Miss Cathoilne
Ward, of Hyde Tark, In religion, Sister
Mary Hustochlum.
-The following piiests were prebenf
Hevs A W. Healey, Pleasant Mount;
lames Pagan, Oieat liend. J. MeMon
imalno, Philadelpliia, P I McXailv.
Wllkes-Uarre; :. A Garey, V. G,
Pittston- n J Mellev, James A
O Keillv Scranton; P. C Winters,
Hawlev H Geraght, Ralston; M.
Chllds, Rentley Creek. P I'. Hmaneh,
Susiiuehanna, T. F Coffey, W. A
Nealon and J J. Griffin, of this city.
The following out-of-town people wer
present Mi. and Mis P V English,
Scranton Mrs Cawlej and Oaugliters,
Amy and Ulirnhctli. Pittston, Mis Mc
Gulre, Senntnn, II J Get .ikMv, Rals
ton, W Dailev aid daughter Annie,
Mr and Mis J Hoffpi man, daughtpth,
Not a and Anna, of Pentlej Cieek, A
T rrlnglo Hont'sdale, .1 H Doherty,
Mrs J Dessln and diughtcr Knther
tne, Nellie Walsh, Nellie Gallagher,
Sandy Pole and wife, of Scranton,
Mrs J Buekley and two daughters, M.
Kellj, of Susquehanna. 15 P. Hyine.
Mrs Rillly and son, Filendsvllle, John
King Canton. Mis O'Donnell and Miss
O'Donnell, Philadelphia, Mrs M. T
Toldirith and daughter, Washington,
D C Chnrles Tlerney and family,
Tohn Condon and wife, W Carroll and
Mfe, Maiy Scanlon, Hnllstend, Mlbes
Uargaret and Btidget Hickey, Hing
latnton REMOVED CANCEROUS GROWTH.
Dr. Reed Bums Perfoims Difficult
Operation on Chailes Wagner.
Chnrles Wagner, of Wajmait, for
merly a resident of Lincoln aenue,
Ihls city, and for nmn jeais a trusted
employe of the Hendtlck Manufactur
ing company, underwent a ery diffi
cult operation at the hands of Dr. Reed
Bums, of Sctanton, for the remoal of
a. cancerous growth of the face at Dr.
Wheeler's private hospital, Satuiday
morning
Three Bqunie inches of diseased tis
sue weio iemoed fiom the iliht side
of the lower Jaw nnd a portion of the
bono was cut away. In oidcr to coer
the denuded surface the remaining tls
Hte of the face had to be cut and le
irrangcd This pulled the mouth a
ittlo to one side und i educed the ori
fice somewhat In size. To conect this
the surgeon slit it back a hnlf inch on
the left sidp and stu the mucous
membrane ou the surface of the In
nslon, fotmlng an extension of the lips
to the patient will tecover with i
mouth of normal size and a pretty fair
face
Notwithstanding the fifty-nine ears
f .Mr Wagner, he stood the operation
veil ind his many friends will be glad
o learn that the probabilities are In
,'avor of his discharge from the hos
pital in about thtee weeks
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Professor II. J. Hockenberry has re
lurned fiom Pittsburg.
Mrs J P A Tlngley, of Rler street,
b Msitlng her mother at Poster. Pa.
N The residence of II H. Major, on
Thorn stieet, has been ticated to a
resh coat of paint
Howard Potter has romoed from
lummit avenue to Blnghnmton, where
le has accepted a situation.
Frank Coates, of Philadelphia, has
timed his family In this city and is a
lu'est nt tin home of Mi. and Mis Jo
eph Vnnnan, ,r., of Belmont street.
Miss Maud Humden spent Sunday at
flew M df oid, the guest of Miss Mae
Joyle
The 'Jiieinl of Thompson Pettlgrew
ceurred sestet day. Interment was
nade ut PeckMlle.
Miss .Maltha fllnger nnd guests,
Ulsses As It and Frankcl, of New Yoik,
lie Bojouuilnir at Crystal lake.
Jev .1. 15. Crumley, of Koport, ".
. pieachuu at the Beiean ) - st
Church yesterday.
TUNKIfANNOUK.
Undr the rules of the Rppubllcan
party, Satuiday was the last day for
the registration of candidates foi the
rations oillces to be voted for at the
to!ivei'lon on the ltth of August next
rttndldn . will bo placed In noinlna
Hon for the ofllees of piothonolaiy.
iherin, rrglster nnd icciirdor. county
mmmUiilonprs, county auditors and
lso n dclcfato to tha ctato conven
iBloi,
tion. The list up to Saturday noon
was ns follow 3t For prothonotnry, John
Oliver, of Nicholson township: M. 'W.
C'ortrlght.of Moshoppcn borough; Isnnc
Miller, of Wnshltigton township, nnd
II C. l'revost. of Tunl.hnnnoclt bor
ough; for sheriff, 15. L. Howell, of Clin
ton township and N. A, McKown, of
TunkhannocU borough: for register
and icoorder, W N Shaw, of Tunkhan
notk boiougli; for countv contmlslon
er A It. Frcar, of Overlleld township;
r H (haso, of Clinton township, P..
D, Newton, of Nlcholsoii borough; 1".
15 Koblnson, of Forltston township,
Chnrles A. fnpwell, of Nicholson town
hlp, nnd M. C. Moyer, of Monroe town
ship for detegnte in tste convention,
I) F Mintei, of "unkhaiiiiocU bor
ough, foi Jttatlco of tli j supremo couit,
15 W Archha'd, of fUianton.
W. P Hilling), ii'slstnnt cashlor of
tho Second Nutlonil haul, of Wilkes
Bane, Mtopped vff .'rro on F'idny for
n sheit visit with his people. He was
on his way home 'from a ncatlon nip
through New York stale.
Tito lollowing people from here took
in the dance at the Lake Wlnola house.
Lake Wlnola on Saturday evening.
Miss Marlon Motcalf, Miss Marv Mitch
ell, Miss rivylvn Townsond nnd G. W.
JIcKnun, n. I.'. Mcnlssei iv'l II. 8
Haidlng
Mts W r. Little, who has been at
Lake Wlnola during the last week, te
turned home today.
TAYLOR NDW&.
P. 0. S. of A. Install Officers Tomor
iow Excursion Personals nnd
Minor News Notes.
Taylor camp, No t9 Patriotic Or
der Sons of America, hold an import
ant business session In thelt rooms In
the Tnjlor hall on Friday evening 1).
W. Phillips and .1 An. hie Jones, of the
llyd Park camp, No 178, paid a fra
ternal visit to the camp. Mr Phil-llp-t
dolhered n foiclble addus His
subject was "Patriotism" His discus
sion was well enjoyed by the members
of the camp Mr. Jones gave an nd
diess also, FUbJect "True Society."
Following this officers were Installed
by Dlsttict President William Nyhnrt,
as follows. Past president, Clnrlea
AitVlns, president. John W. Cooper;
vice pusldent.Wllllam II. Powell; mas
ter of forms and ctreinonles, Aithui
Pinnock, recording secretary, ,To(ph
L Dalley, flnanclnl secretary, Samuel
Ilarlos treasurer, William S Nyhait,
conductor, Reese Thomas, lnriiector,
William J Biaj gtia.rd, Kzia Gunl,
chaplain, Arthur Sweet, right aPiitlnel,
William P. Hallos left sentinel, Geo
Rlddell, tiusteos William J. Jenkins,
Henry Harlos and Arthur Swett
The excursion of the new Catholic
parish of thi town to Mountain park
Is but one day awnv. It Is anticipated
tint it will h" the largest of the sea
son. The features of the day w ill be
the blcele contest and the hand ball
game A larg" number of tickets have
been sold and p er thing prom'ses to
bo n grand success Tickets, adults,
$1, children, 50 cents
M1-.S Gertutde Watkins, an estimable
voting lady of this town, has accepted
a position as teacher In the Peckvlllo
school.
Dr. Robert Mackenzie, of Philadel
phia, Is spending a few da, with his
mother, Mrs, Mackenzie, of Union
stieet
Mi James Gilgallon, of tho AiehbaUt,
visited his sister, Mrs. Michael McDon
ald, of Main r-lreet.
Miss nthel Hnncock, of Schuylkill
county, is siting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Mapleson.
Mr William Richards and son, Hlls
woitli, islted rtlatitu in Hyde Pnik
yosteiday
Mr Robert Gordon, of Scranton, vis
ited lelathes here yesterday.
Emblem division. No 57, Sons of
Temperance, will meet in their looms
this evening
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Brooks, of i.,af
1 1 ii. hae returned home after visiting
friends in this place
1 (urges s J n, Watkins 1ns returned
home fiom his trip to Washington,
r. c.
Mr and Mrs John Gordon, of Scran
ton, spent the Sabbath with the lat
tet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Reese, of Union street
John R. Thomas, of Union stieet,
called on his sister, Mrs. M. J. Lloyd,
of Piiciburg, esterday
Mrs. Mackenzie and Mrs. Samuel
Hnilos attended tho funeral of n friend
In Pittston the latter part of last week.
Owing to the non-appeniance of tho
Green Ridge Senatots theie was no
game on the tchool house grounds with
the home team on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Sallio Price, of Ridge street, an
accomplished lady of this town, has
been le nppolnted as tencher in one of
the schools of Dunmore borough,
"FOR THE SAKH OF FUN, Mischief
Is Done " A vnst amount of mischief
Is done, too, bpcause people neglect to
keep their blood pure. This mischief,
fortunately, may be undone by tho
faithful use of Hood's Sarsaparllla.
HOOD'S PrLLS cure all liver ills.
Non-lrrltatlng.
NEW I1ILPORD.
The Young People's Christian En
deavor society will give u social at the
(Presbyterian church parlots, Thursday
evening. Ice cream will be served
Mr and Mrs. Edward Tiel, of Scran
ton, spent the Fourth nt the home of
Mrs Tlel's patents, Mr. anl Mrs
Theron Grlnnell.
Miss Nellie .VcConnell nnd Mr. Jo
seph Matthews, both of tho township,
were united in marriage, Juno 2S, by
Rev. Chailes Smith,
Mr. and Mis David Davenport re
cently visited their bon, F.-el , In
Kingston, N Y
Miss Ina McConnell spent a few da
last week with ftlends at Beaver
Meadow.
J. V. Atejl, of StairtKca, called on
friends he'e the flist o' th" weuU.
W M. Van Cott and wife visited
theii daughtpr, Mis. David Shay, In
Peckvllle, lost week.
Mis. L. A Smith and daughters, of
Kingston, nip spending the summer nt
their cottage at Upper Lake.
TJitoii Shay, of Peeltvllle. visited his
parents ip tho tuunshlp last week
Miss Hattle I. Piatt Is enjovlug a
ttlp to California thla sumniet.
Mi and Mrs Bruce Poutiman have
been visiting lenitives in Nicholson tho
pint two weeks
Colonel O C Pratt attended tho dedi
Modlclno for Men on Trial
and Approval. Course ot
magic MLu remedial rtcdwon
dcr-wrfrklnir arpilnnce. All
rtnrriry tui'70 been loucine for or
MniSrW ' yon pay nothing, we tend
'
cnatipinTtil
Crt ate com plcto
nmkltttl and ncrrft tcor
V!(
ileal; o(r.irn infcuiuntion.witli
tho proofi, nut under rtMii
I letter leal. (rcc.
FRIE MEDIOAL CO
ourFALo, N.Y.
cation of the Genet al John Reynolds
monument nt aettvsbuig last week.
Mrs II. M, Townsend died, Juno 30,
nt the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
wnrd Ayers, In tho township. Sho was
a daughter of Dr. E. L. Brundnge, of
Franklin, and Is suivlvcd by two
daughters nnd n son. Tho funeral ser
vices werp conducted from tho hous
the following Monday, Intel tnent In
tho Franklin cotueterv.
JERMYN AND MAVriELD.
1'or the benefit of those who have
received Invitations to attend the
unique party which Is to be held un
der the auspices of the Ladles' Aid
society of the Pilmltlve Methodist
church this evening Hip followlnr pio
Kianime la glvm- giiattette, William
Williams and navtj , piavr, Rev.
Thomas Cool:, nolo, James McKer
shar; recitation, Mb": Alice Jones
alther solo.MIss Mav Sclgel; lecl'ntion,
Miss Lottie Lewis, duet Misses Vail
and Knapp, tableau, ' Gates Ajar,"
duet, Tohn and Atchlo Martin, recita
tion Miss Snrih Mendeison. solo, John
N'nl'.lj, lccltntlon, M's Edith Mnitlnj
violin solo. Miss Emma Roberts, solo,
Mr Gargltt, lecltatlon, W E Dav's.
solo, Arch!" Mat tin. tableau, "Almost
Pci funded." solo, nimrtetc. Thomas
Joplln and party , zither solo, Miss
Ethel Wilson: .tlo, MJiss Mn)U"
Knapp; i epilation. Miss Jessie
Steams: solo, James MeKershni dii
loguo and tableau, lefrethinents Miss
Jcslt tftoarns, of IVrkvllln Is well
known throughout the vallej ns an
elocutionist nnd no doubt will give
something well worth listening to
The following oliicers of Washington
camp, No 17C, P. O S. A were In
stalled on Frldav evening bv District
Piesldent F S Smith- President, II
M. My cis, vicp-picsldint, Simon
Phillips, mtistet ot form, Thomas Wil
liams, mnduptoi, Walter Depew , out
side guard, George McLaughlin, In
spector, James Scityt. tutstee (for
eighteen months, Thomas Williams,
delegate to state ramp to bo held at
Wllke.s-Baii,', Frank Depew
Thomas Evans, n fortnei lesldent of
this botough, was kicked by a hotse
he was driving In a Held upon his
fnim on Satin dav and died fiom the
effects of ills Injuries at noon 5cstei
day. Up Is survived bv a wife and
laige family The deceased lesided
hero for a number of eais until last
.spring when he moved to Montdale
He was a quiet and upright man and
his many friends will bo pained to
hear of his sudden death.
There is some talk that tho White
Oak breakei will not be lebullt, but
that the coal will be handled here ovor
the okl gravity load and put through
tho Jermyn uicaker
-Mis. Bindford, who Is visiting her
sister. Mis. W. B Swlck. and who
was taken ill some time ago, Is in
quite a critical condition.
The Twentieth century Bicycle club
will hold a public social In Entei prise
hall on Trldayn ight
Misses Kate Keaulon and Marie
Kileoj lie, of South Side, Scranton. i
the guests of Miss Ella Breen, of Main
StlPPt.
Miss Rosana Westlnghouse, of
Rushbrook street, has been quite ill
the past few davs
There was quite n fracas at May
lleld on Saturday night In which sov
eial heads were smashed and both the
Mnyfleld and Jermyn physicians weio
afterward kept busy sewing up the
cuts
David Games, one of the Tilhune's
Providence carriers, spent yestetday
hero with relatives.
"I have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years and
always with good results," says Mr.
W. V.. Cooper, of El Rio, Cal 'Tor
small children ve find it especially ef
fective." for sale by all druggists. Mat
thew Bros, wholesale and retail ngts.
A.VOOA.
The picnic wnlch was to have taken
place at Pastime park on Saturday has
been postponed until Thursday, July 1'0.
Miss Barbaia Dunn, of Hazleton, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Jennie
Newlin.
Mis. Michael McGowan, of the North
End, Is suffeiing from a severe attack
of nervous prostration.
Misses Kate Dempsey and Mary
Oulnn will leave tomorrow to attend
the L. C, B. A. convention at Asbuiy
Park.
James Gillespie, of the West Side, Is
critically 111 of asthma.
Miss B. Kelly, of Scranton, is the
guest of the Misses Glltov, of Lincoln
hill
Miss Ella Early has returned from
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Smith, of Hnw
ley, are guests of Mrs. Burns, of Main
stieet.
William Brown, sr., and William
Brown, Jr., spent yesterday with friends
in Peckville.
Through the kindness of Mr. Ashley,
the emploves of the silk mill mav at
tend the Avoca-Moosic Piesbvtciian
excursion to Lake Ariel, July 2S. The
Mooslc band will also accompany
them.
Mrs Charles Davis, of JerniMi, Is
spending a few dajs with her mother,
Mrs. Ellis, of South Main stieet.
Mrs. Bridget Caw ley, an aged resi
dent of Lincoln hill, is critically 111 at
tho homo of her daughter, Mis John
Tigue
Miss Maine ntzsltumons spent yes
teiday with Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Al
len, o' Dunmore.
Mr. and Mi's. R R.,Batiev have re
turned home aftpr a few vvecks" visit
In Bradfoid county.
OLD FORGE.
Rev. R. H. Reidy, of Wvomlng, wis
eliculating among friends here on
Thursday.
Miss Eliza Brown Is visiting with
f i lends in Biooklyn, N. Y
Mis. George Fletcher has leturned
from n visit with friends in Jcimvn
The Misses Lydia and Olive Reed aro
spending a fv weeks with friends at
Salem
Mr. John Thori.ton and family nnd
Mr. and Mrs Robei i Martin are spend
ing n few das a at Lake aioy.
The following parly enjoyed a dnv s
outing nt Campbell's ledge on Thins
day Mis. Wesley Johnson, Mrs. Will
luni Tinklepauh, Mrs. Norman Belles,
Mrs John Caiey nnd the Misses Violet
Johnson, Ethel Tinklepaugh. Beitha
Belles and Martha Caiey
Anyone aishlnr; a pleasant time
should nttend the union exclusion to
Haivey's lako on July 23
PRICEBURO.
Savvklo tribe, 107, I. O. R. M will
hold their ngular meeting tomorrow
evenliu.
Justice of the Peaco William J. WIN
Hams, foimsrly of Main street, has
yutchuHcd tho prortoity known as
"Rose Uak Cottage," situated near
JONAS LONG'S SONS. THE COOL
Don't Delay a Moment.
The Second Annual Clearing Sale
With its wealth of bargains, is the place for you to equip yourself with all the needful things required during the
summer season. The Big Store is cool and pleasant, ventilation is perfect, clerks are polite, painstaking and capable. Our
delivery system is admirably arranged for your convenience, our exchange system makes shopping 'safe. You are not
compelled to keep goods you do not like. These are some of the advantages of trading here. Add to these the fact that
our goods are lower pi iced than at any other store and you'll comprehend why this is the ideal store of Scranton.
Extraordinary Cut in Wash Goods.
per yard for fancy printed Lawns; Ihey aic fully worth 5c
per yard. A new lot to go on sale Monday morning.
per yard buys the very best standard Shirting Calicoes, value
(n. On each y.ud you save ac.
2c
4c
per yntd for 50-inch wide Crash Skirtings and Suitings that
iC look like leal linen, value 10c per yard. On each yard you
save 5c.
1 per yard for Tine quality Zephyr Diess Ginghams. Of these
2C rich goods we have about 55 pieces that aie valued at from
ioc to 15c per yard. You save on every yard yic.
.3 per yard for full yaid wide peicales; ovet one hundred
4C choice styles to select fiom; icai value is ioc pei yard. On
each yard you save 5 1-40.
Clearing: Sale
of Domestics
. Monday for
4-C our tegular
oc Unbleached
Muslin.
On each yard you save 2c.
per yard Monday for fine
5C quality Bleached Muslin; bet
ter was never ollered for the money ;
value 7Jc. On each yard you
save tK'C
j 1 Monday for Unbleached
I j&lC Sheeting, 2 yards wide,
one oi the very best makes and
worth 18c. On each yard you save
Mondav will buy full pieces
5C of Mosquito Bar, 8 vaids in
each piece, woith 50c. On each
piece you save 1 3c.
. per pound Monday for good
4-C quality live Geese Feathers.
Actual value 59c. On each pound
you save 17c.
12;
1 Mondav lor the best aual-
2C lty Ticking ever offeied at
anywhere near this price. Plain
and fancy stripe, worth 17c. On
each yard you save 42C
Three Big: Lots
of Bedspreads
All our bed
spreads are
hemmed, ready
for use. Our pi ices are guaian
teed the lowest in the state. 90c.
quality fu!l-si7ed Bed-
spreads for Monday will be 09C
$1.25 quality full sized
bed spreads for Monday
only will be
$2. 50 extra quality Mar
seilles bedspreads lor Mon
will be
98c
1.69
tho Throop Novelty foundrv, where he
will s,oon leslile His ofllee is now
located in the I3arron building, at cor
uen of Albert and Jackson street.
The Sun.sets, of West Side, and the
PrlcebutR base ball team, plajed an
excltlnpr game of ball jesterday after
noon on the grounds of tho latter.
Score, 2 to 1, In favor of Ptlceburg.
The auditing committee of the La
dles' of the Golden Eaqle Temple,
Florence Nightingale, will meet in
Odd Fellows' hall tomonovv evening.
PECKVILL2.
Mr. Roy W.ideman, of Wllkes-Hare,
spent ychterdoy at the home of his
paie'its, Jlr and Mrs. J lies Wade
man, of Hickory btreet.
Mis F. L. Taylor is visiting relatives
In Scott.
The price of coal advanced on Trl
day last. Pea coal is now dellvemli
for SI 7.": mixed toal, $2.40 Chestnut
coal did no advanco In price.
Mr rnnk Grclncr died at the Hill
side home yesterdaj morning, aged 52
jenrs. Deceased was contlned to the
above Institution on account of men
tal disability. The funeral will bo
hold on Tuesduy at 2 30 o'clock, at tho
home of her biotlut, Mr. T3. K Gielnei,
nf M.iln stropf. Interment In Prospect
cf inctery.
U M. Maloney, of Providence, vis
ited Grassy Island friends yrsteiday.
Mrs. J ii. Clover leturned Saturday
from a few days' visit with her par
ents, Mr and' Mis A. Ii. Croup, of
Bei v ick.
Mr. and Mis M. U. Sltgraves re
turned Satuttiay fiom a visit with
Hf ncsdale rolatlves,.
How's ThlsP
Wo offer One Hundud Dollars, Reward
foi any case of Cutairh that cannot bo
turtil ov 11 iII'h Catarrh Curo
r J. CHIJNEY & CO, Props, Toledo, O
Wc, tho tindirslgnul, linvo known r J.
Clune lor tho last 15 jeais, ami belle vo
him perfect! hoiiorablu In all bunlucjs
tiansuttlonu, and tinanclull) able to
cmry out nn obligation made by their
fltm.
WKST & TUUAX, Wholesale Dtueelsts,
Toledo. O
WA1.D1NO, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesulo Diuslstb, ToIpUo, O.
Hull's Catarrh Curo Is taken Internally,
acting dlicctly upon the blood and muc
ouh HUi facts of tho si stem Piico "Jc.
per bottle Suld by all TJrugglats. Tea.
tlnionlals free
Hall b family Pills are tho best.
A Napoleon of Finance.
"That ilinwn what vou can do In this
country," said the man with a loud volco
n she rnnK up n nickel with a view to
stopping tho cm "John's ono of tho
most remaikabiu self-tnado men wc ever
hud in Wnvne county
"Is that true?"
"I shuuld eay eo. Wonderful man!
Why, thnt fillow came hue twenty jeur
no with V. and Inst week ho failed for
a round half million, Rents tho band
'vhat a ruBtler can do In thla country,"
Detroit Free Press.
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Cloak A special purchase
Department of 2, Wash ski.rts
at our own price
enables us to offer these exceptional
bargains.
Fine Clash Skuts please note
width finished with deep hem.
Actual value 55 cents. t
Clearing sale price 1 C
Handsome trimmed Crash or
Duck Skiits, Vi yards wide 6 inch
hem, perfect hanging, worth
Si. 00. Cleanng sale price. 59C
Good quality White Pique Skirts,
cut in the most fashionable style,
perfectly made; regular
price $1.25. Clearing sale
Piice 79C
Handsome blue or black polka
dot Skirt, trimmed with plain duck
bands; regular value 1.75. t
Clearing sale price 1.19
Table Cf per yard on Mon
Linens -C day for 62 inch
extra heavy qualityScotch
Bleached Damask; best value of
fered, worth 75c. On each yard
you save 16c.
Table j n per yard Mon-
Padding V-c da ,f?r hrv,y
0 quality Table Felt,
value 50c per yard. On eajh yard
yard you save 11c.
Clearing: Sale
Of Toweling:
1 per yad
32C for iull
bleached twilled
and plain roller toweling, best qual
ity, worth fully 6c per yard, On
each yard you save 2c.
,-1 each for Monday only for
1J52C extra heavy unbleached
Turkish towels, actual size 22x48
inches, value 19c each. You saye
on each towel 6J3C
Lon
NEW ZEALAND RAILROADS.
Traveling There Is Slow and Very
Aggravating to an American.
Prom tho Baltimore Sun
New Zealand's steam railwavs are
owned and operated by the govern
ment. Compared with American rail
ways, they seem like toy railroads and
the men "playing train " The locomo
tive Is queer and stmll The engine
dnvei blows two loud blasts of th
locomotive's whistle befoie starting,
much llko a steamer A large hand
bell at the station Is loudly rung pi lor
to the shrieks of the locomotive's whis
tle. The guaid (conductor) walks up
and down the platform nnd says.
"Take your seats everybody take
seats " Instead ot "all aboard " after
which he blows a pocket whistle signal,
like borne United State;, tiolley ear
conductors, nnd the train Marts, but
does not go much fastei than a horse's
slow pace, except down grade. The
train stops in the hush, and vou think
tin axle Is broken or something Is
vunng piobably a "hold-up," which
thev tall a "itutk-tip," but no tho
stop Is nierolv to let tho guard apply
the brakes Why do they want tho
bnkes npplied ufter stopping Well,
j of ree, then- Is ahpad of us a slight
down grade, not VPiy much, but enough
to require biukes, nnd the solitaiv
guaid could not apply ill the hiake-j
quick enough so they wait ton minutes
for him to do so. It Is almost like
stopping an oy team in pioneer days.
Air brakes are unknown, and the loco
motive has no bell, but must always
whistle.
The rallwav carriages have a plain,
square, flat board seat ncalnst tho
rides of the coach lengthwise Some,
havo n leather cushion to pit upon. A
few late, coachrs have sl to elsjht nar
row leveislble seats. rolltnry step,
high up, 'nade of one piece of bourd,
aids the passriifipr to enter. The win
dow i are sniall ind near tho toof. Rng
gaqo checking Is unknown Vou paste
n. label on jour baggage, they gather
It up and take it, but vou must see
that thev put It off at vour destination
und must claim it In the general feiam
ble before some one helps himself to It
I.ottois posted In a malt car must pay
from i to 12 cents extia accoidlng to
their destination. No trains run at
night oi on Sunday I.lvo stock can
not travel on Monday or Friday. The
cats for horses and cattle are called
caits. other freight car nre termed
vngons They nre built llko packing
cases, and have no opening except the
missing toof, the door closing tightly
They are scaicely one-fourth the slzo
of American ears
There are no tiolley cms In all of
New Zealand, notw Ithstandlng a popu
latlon of 00,01)0 In Auckland and other
towns almost as large. They ate buses
chlelly, and a few horto cars tailed
"trams." On raco days and other
events the buses quit their regular
routes nnd carry people frpm the center
STORE.
i"iin"iiifiiwwvxfiri i
Women's Women's ribbed
Underwear with shaped
bodies, low neck
and sleeveless, nicely finished with
silk tape, earlier in the season the
piice was 19c. Clearing t -.
sale price 1 (JC
Women's lisle finished summer
ribbed vests with silk tape tiim
ming. regular 25c goods. t
Clearing sale price 15C
Misses' summer weight fine jer
sey ribbed vests, with short sleeves
and high neck, finished with silk
shell trimmings. Always sold at
25 cents. Clearing sale 4
price 19C
Higfll Grade Women's regular
Hosiery 5c f'"lcy colore'i
chop stitch block
ings will be sold at the
dealing sale price o9C
Women's tan hose in plain and
drop stitch, fine German make, al
ways 25 cents. Clearing t
sale price 1 9C
Childien's fine ribbed fast black
stockings, seamless feet, icgular
price i2a cents. Cleat ing
sale price 9C
Clearing: Sale 1.000 yards of
of Silks P,ain, 9hina Silk
in all the newest
colorings, regular value 45c
Clearing sale price 33C
Assorted lot of figured China
silk and figured silk moussehne,
worth ;oc and 69c. Clear- ,
ing sale price 37C
740 yards of high class novelty
waist silks, in all the latest designs,
worth from $1 to $1.25.
Clearing sale price OC
MllSlin For the early yart of the
Gowns wee' we on'cr two ex
ceptional values in Mus
lin gowns.
One lot square neck, with lawn
ruffle over shoulder, edged with
toichon, finished with lace insertion
with ribbon running through a ruf
fle of lawn at wrist, edged with
lace. For Monday and Tuesday
these gowns will be sold
a( J r
Secon'd lot have V neck, ruffles
of lace, yoke made ot six alternate
rows of lace insertion, V yoke fin
ished with lawn ruffle edged with
lace. For Monday and Tuesday
price of these gowns will
be 59C
of the town to the laces and events,
leaving tho residential section without
servit e
THE HARMLESS RATTLESNAKE.
It Does Not Always Strike When
Given the Opportunity,
riom tile Atluntlc Monthly
I have seen a good many latlesnnkes
prhaps a hundred or moie In tho
Sleira Mountains, but I have never
Intentionally dlstuibed them, not have
they disturbed me to any gieat extent,
e'ven by accident, though they weio
oftentimes In danger of belns htepped
on. Once, while on my knees kindling
a fire, one glided under the aich made
bv my arms.
The last time I saunterpd through the
big tannon I saw about two a day.
One was not colled, but neatly folded in
a nairow space between two cobble
stones on the side of the ilvel, his
head below the level of them, lendv to
shoot up llko a Jack-ln-the box for
frogs nnd birds My foot spanned the
space nbovo within an Inch or two of
his head, but he only held It lower In
making my way thiough a partieplnily
tedious tangle of buckthorn. I pai ted
the branches on one side of an open
spot and threw my bundle of bread in
to it, nnd when, with niv aims free I
vvai pushing throimh afte' It I saw a
small rattlesnake dragging Its tail
fiom beneath my bundle 'When he
caught sight of me he ejed me angrily,
and with an air righteous Indignation
semed to be asking why I had thwwn
that stuff on him lie was so small I
was inclined to slight him but lie
struck out so angrily I drew back and
appionehed the opening fiom the othei
sidp. Rut ho had been listening, and
whtii I looked through the hruh I
found him confronting mi still with a
como-In-lf-vou-dare expirssion Tn
vain I tiled to explain that I only
wanted my bicad; ho stoutly held ill
ground In front of it, nnd I was afmid
that us he enme neaiei he mil lit lose
In on me and strike before I tould get
nvvnv In such a tanslr, o I just went
back a dozen rods and kept still for
halt an hour and when I returned
found he had gone
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For Sale by JOHN H.
Spruoo street
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Special in Wall Paper
Two thousand rolls white
back paper, jegulaily sold at
7c per roll, on Monday
will be per double roll. oC
Traveling:
Requisites
Dress suit cases, matte
of fibre with leather
capped coiners, brass
lock and clasps, heavy sewed
leather handles, wear equal to
leather, legular price has been
$2.48. Clearing sale
price lor 22 inch $1.75; & . 0
lor 24 inch p 1 .vo
Traveling bags, full size, with
brass locks, heavy handles made in
plug shape, tegular price 95c to
$1.1.5. Clearing sale piice for 15
inch bags, 69c, for 18 inch .
b.igs 90c
Telescopes made of heavy can
vas double ends, well liveted heavy
leather straps, leather capped cor
ners, handle riveted on. Cleat ing
sale price for 18-inch 69c,
20 inch 79c, 24 inch 99C
Tiunks Steamer trunks, skirt
ttunks, square traveling trunks,
cloth lined with double tray in all
sizes. Our special for this week is
a well made square trunk, canvas
covered, protected with hardwood
slats, iron bottom and brass locks.
Size 32, $2.98, size 34, &- A a
$3-23, size 36 P0.4o
Groceries
We guarantee
groceries to be
our
fectly fresh and to stand the
of the Pure Food Inspector
Mexican coffee per lb, 23c.
Tetley's celebrated teas per lb, 60c
Table jelly in 5 lbpail, per pail, 22c
Fancy head nee, per lb, 8c.
Golden shield baking powder,
lb, 18c.
Pint bottle mustard, ioc.
Grand-pa wonder soap, 6 bars
for 25c.
Salmon, tall cans, 12c.
Soused mackerel, 2 lb cans, 23c.
Richardson and Robbm's boned
chicken and turkey, per can, 50c.
Mason Ai sauce, usually 18c, i4c
Impoited sardines, just received,
9c, 12c and 15c.
Gross & Blackwell's English
Pickles, pint bottle, 32c
fl Arsenic Beauty
fr Tablets and Pills
This Complexion Treatment
is a guaranteed specific, per
fectly safe and sure in its ac-
tion, for the removal of var
ious disorders of the skin, viz:
., Pimples, Blotches, Freckles,
Sunburn, Dlscolordllons. Ecze
ma, Blackheads, Roughness, Redness, and re
stores the Bloom of YolIIi to faded faces.
Boxes containing 10 davs' treatment 50c;
30 daj s' treatment, 1 .CO ; sit botes $5.00
with positive written Kmrantca to produco tha
above results or cheerfully refund 5.00 paid Sent
by mail on receipt of price, bend for circular.
Nervlla Medical Co., Clinton & JacVson Sts.
Sold by all Druggists Cblcajo, Illinois.
Sold by McGatnh & Thomas Druij
glsts,, SC3 Lackawanna ave , Stianton, I'u
The Best
Washing Powder
CMchestrr'. Enellih Illainor.il Itranfl.
sraem pills
v urijEinu and ilnlj CJcnuInc
r Bare ilnai reliaMe ladies aik
(til tvi mr (fiicncxcri not tn
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ftrfionaanft tn(ti'ion$ AtDrutnit oriiofi4&.
la rttmrs for parttulari fittnicnllls ant
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AJAX TABLETS rosfrivELY CniiK
AZfrjirtlOHl Dllraiet: lillniz Man
orr.lmpotencj. HleepletfSDesi, oto . causoj
by Abuso or other J" xooetea onol Indiv
cretlons. TTitu iiutrlslv atid relit
reitoro Iwt Vitality In oMoriounc cni
J.t a man for studr, bu'tnt-ca or marrlare.
, tivfaJK I rovnt Incautty antt CoiiBaaiptton if
tusrin la tirao. Their ubb cioffs iaruodldte improve
rnontond cllccto n OUHI'. rliorn all mhar fail In.
fist upon butng tho srnulna AJas UaMctJ. Thc7
hofo cured tbousanae and wlllcuiojou. Wo kIto a pos.
Itlro written suaronteo to eflect a curo CO JiTO la
each case or rntunil tho none' I'rlcewtJ U I Winer
pocliace, oreli tkaea (full troatmonn tor t?2X0. L'j
mill, la plain WMnper tipoo roci-litot rrlro. ( ircjlar
'" AJAX REMEDY CO., 'VtirV'fif'
Tor nalo In Scrantcn, Pa., by Matthevs
Bros, and II. C Sanderrcn, druggists.
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