THE SCRANTON TRIBUJNJ-MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1899.
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INSURANCE CO'S AI?TEtt US.
Itecomniendatlors foi Impiovements
of Oi'r Flin riglitlng .Facilities.
The Couch Intfuunc ag nu It- In ie
Cijlpi of ictoinnundi-tlon fv th Itu
provomcnt o tur fir Ii,litltip fuclli
tits. The rmtlonai botuil Inspector '(i',
recently he ani tvf r.r the t 8nt
of ll) visit iiiy or ttucoinpanleii hy
a hint that If not ncted iu-o.i ttir- In
surance rate v.'lil go uo
1. Water plpp of sudlcpn' diameter
Miauld ruplncc thp l-lnch iliametfr
plpo now in Pouderlx road Ootdon nv
enue. Scott and Fatxlew sttorta, llro
hjdrants should he uttnrhcrt to the
mains on the nboxc named avcnuci and
streets.
2. One permanently emplovcyl drlv
pr should haxe ihargo of the team of
horses now at the Mitchell hos" rel
station.
4. At leust 1,50(1 feet of additional
flro hose should b' procured, to enable
the firemen to change llnrs of ho9
after sorvlcp.
C A hoso dtylne tower should be
erected at each of the Columbia and
Mitchell fire station1!, the hoso nt these
stations Is In n neglected condition
needing1 caie and drjlnp.
0 A tellable fire-alarm svstem
should be lntioduced, with station In
dicators, und ut least 20 signal street
boxes; the system should be connected
to flte-alarm bells with outomatlc
striking nppaiatus
7 A hook and ladder truck, fully
equipped with suitable length laddeis
and other needed appliances, should be
obtained and located In the business
section.
WILL BE SETTLED TONIGHT.
The question of high school pilnclpal
ship which hns been agitating the
public for the past month will be set
tled by the boaul nt its regular meet
ing tonight. As Is well known Pio
fessors Hockenbeiry and Do don me
candidates, though they huxe not for
mally npplied Those who haxe sent
In wultten applications are- Oeoige
W Andiew, giaduate of DUklnson
and Union colleges and Mansfield state
jiorm.il school, II C. Ourr.tn, Strouds
burg, H II. Weber, Middletown, Pa ,
Jf.,K WhiUker. head of Latin depart
ment Lock Haven, P.i ; II O Haupt,
Warren, Pa , G. P. W. Mark, L D.
Iltoadhead. Old Forge, It. N Mc'N'eal,
Ilanisbuig, W. L. Hante, Berwick,
Va., and Daniel Krles, Liberty, Pa.
AID OF POLICE INVOKED.
The Delaware and Hudson company
has at last Invoked the aid of the po
lice to rid the traveling public of a
nuisance In the form of loafeis which
hns been an annojanee for many
mnnths mound the city station. The
P'actire of bicycle tiding between the
depot and tracks will also be stopped.
.11 anj Insist they will be prosecuted
If or ttcsCiiss.
FROGHESSIVE HEARTS.
It the ptogrrsslve heatts party giv
en bj Mi and Mis. rim lei Perkins
at the Hinnson ttsldeiu-e, Mib. George
Mills won the hub's Hist prize and
Jonn IJeese the gentleman's The af
fa r was ghen In honor of MIs Heu
bo i, of New Yoik eltj, who Is a guest
o the home of Mt. und Mis Perkins.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs II n May and cblldten have
returned front Wn mart.
Wilson Geaiy has returned from At
lantic t'lti
K A. Collins, of Jermj n, has ac
cepted a situation in the People's shoe
stoie
Mis J H Paul will leave tomorrow
fot Duluth to lslt hei sister. ShP will
travel vlu the gteat lakes She will
remain In the west several weeks.
Hex Ilzra T. Crawford, of Port Jer
vls X Y, occupied the pulpit of the
TSerean Baptist chinch yesteiday.
Miss Minnie Dennis has teturned
front a visit with Honcsdale ft lends.
Mrs G Keane, of Lincoln ave
nue, has leturned from Brooklyn, N.
v.
Mrs Geoige Meitlll, of Bethany, Is
visiting friends In this eltv.
Miss Cella Moses and Henry Singer,
esq, of New York, and Henry Moses,
of Scianton, spent Sunday nt the home
of S Singer on South Main stiet.
Mrs i:. T. Coiby. of Belmont stieet,
is entoitainlng Mrs. P. S. Giaves.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Th" funeral of the late Andrew Cnr
tci who died on Ttiday mornln? from
lnjiitles leeelved the piev Ioum evening
In the nichniondiln mine, tock place
e-tetday atteinoon At 2 o'clock
brief sen lees wete held nt the family
residence on Second stieet, and at the
conelublon hundieds of the fi lends
nnd fellow workmen of the unfortu
rmtp man looked for the last time on
the faee . one who by Ills uptight
life nnd tender disposition will live In
theh metuotles fot many jeats to
come Setvifs weie afterwards held
In St James' Episcopal chinch, where
TJpv c i:. Fi senden pleached an lin
ptcsslve t-etroon from II Samuel, xK -St
How long have I to live" The
service was aftet wards concluded ut
the giaveslde The membets of Itush
ltrook lodge, f3G, Independent Older of
Odd Pellows nnd Cijstal Tire oin
panv attended In a body, as well ns a
large number of hl fellow workmen
from Klchtnondale, who also present
ed the family with n handsome pillow
ipon which wns the Inscription, "A
i'ue friend ' mong the lloinl gifts
was a wreath ftont the llremen. The
allbeat eid were John If. Nicholson.
,1 homas Lont;, James G NlchoWon,
IHbene7er Itenule, Joseph Sobey und
VI1I Dunn. The flower benrets vtte-
FMnrtin Mullarkej, Samuel Gilfllths.
IWulter Coon. Hnrrv Piens nnd Thus.
hamplon. Theie were a number of
Mbltlni Odd Follows present, among
whom weie. Robert Holland. John
Iong John i: Bone, of Cambilan
lodge No. GS Thomas Bojlan and
Jasob Llndetman, John Beck, William
W- Caihondalc, Henry Miers, Wil
liam Beck. Mat tin Myets, John Otto.
Jaeob Llnderman. John Beck William
Callovay. of Archbald lodge, No IK,
nnd VMIllam Canyon, of Gicen Itldge
While the unices were being con
ducted at the graveside nn aunt of
deceased Mia Hannah Carter of Main
fctreet, died The old lady, who was
familiarly known as 'Auntie carter,"
Debility unci Its Coiupll.
ctitlom, such u venkncsj,
opxlcty, hopclcMnpu, deUltit
i C! nprvA tnrnn nnjt iwntrnl
.9(TI1 "lic torcver ny our cxclu.
VVfi IL' fMll 6hc treatment, which wound
l"5 yof'al 'V " aiwrmal. If not n
t---?v' iuccess, return It nt our ex.
sBr f"80 Bll(1 1uy Notiiiuif,
x??miAj' Full aocnunt mnllr.1 KpnlrH
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lift rhnrp
ERIE MEDIOAL CO., BUFFALO, N.Y.
Wk
WM
was, with her late husband, one of tho
fltst settlers In Jerrnyn, having come
h"p over forly yearn ago. Her Iiub
band sunk the tltst pick to look for
cunt hero and helped to sink vvhnt Is
now th Delaware nnd Hudson shaft.
The old lady lion been lit poor health
for sove.Ml months and her condition
for the past week ban been such that
hi e death was looked for. She wa-i
born In Durham. England, sevvn'y-two
yeuts ngo. The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon nt 3 o'clock. Ser
vies will be In St Janter church, of
which she hns nlwnyo been a faithful
member
Mlsh M Flynn. one of the Western
Union compnnyV telegiaphlsts nt
Wllkes-Barre, spent yesterday with
Miss Addle Olcott.
Wllllami fiihbs. of West Mayfleld.
ppccts to sail for a trip to England
on tho 1Mb.
Misses Leola nennle. Ida OIlpo.Mnry
Nicholson and Harry Smith and Wal
ter Tennis spent yesterday at Camp
Restless at Newton lake.
Miss Mamie Maxwell has returned
home from n visit with West Plttston
friends.
Mrs James Nicholson, Jr, of South
Main street, wns tnken suddenly 111
yesterday nftetnoon.
Mts. W. S. Badger and son, Preston,
ore visiting friends In New York
Btate.
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TAYLOR NDWS.
Reception Tendered by K. of M.
Teachers Appointed Notice to the
Public.
The leeeptlon tendered by the In
vincible commnndery, No. 212, Knights
of Mnla. to Its member, Private David
J Powell, who tecently letutned from
Porto Blco, In their rooms In Reese's
hall on Ftidny evening, was an elabor
ate affair The address delivered by
Private Powell was veiy amusing
Clgats nnd tefrcshments weie served
during the evening.
Misses Coidella Owens nnd Maud
Bvans visited friends In Hyde Park on
the Sabbath
The botough school board met In
regular monthly session on Ftidny
eveninc nnd transacted much linpoit
nnt business. The appointments of
teachers for the coming year wete as
follows. Professor James 1 Toley,
superintendent of the school; Miss Hnt
tle Mackenzie, Miss Janet Inglls, Miss
Maggie AVhltcford, i:dlth Van Busklik,
Miss Hdlth Watklns, Susie Hauls, Bes
sie James, Polly Davis, Jennie Nicho
las, Maty Van Busklik. Llbblo Jones
nnd Mr. S. J Phillips. The school teun
v. Ill le-open on September -1
There will be an Ice cream and clam
social held on the lawn of the Presby
terian church on Friday evening. Aug
ust 11, tinder the auspices of the joung
men of the conget cation. All are cor
dially invited.
Professor nnd Mrs. M. J. Lloyd, of
Prlcebuig, spent the Sabbath as the
guests of Mr. and Mis. Robert Llew
ellyn, of Union street
The Reds' base ball club journeved
to Honcsdale on Saturday and were
defeated by n scoie of 11 to 1.
A native of Macedonia gave a lec
ture last evening In the Calvary Bap
tist church on the customs and man
net of living in that countiy. It was
very Instructive as well ns amusing.
Misses Mattie Harris nnd Rachel
Gangwor visited relatives In Scranton
5 estei day
Mr and Mrs. David S. Pi ice, of
Clark's Summit, visited telatlves in
this place yesterday.
Miss Udtia Freeman, of Hjde Park,
wns the guest of friends In this place
yesterday.
The employes of the Taylor, Pyne
and Holden collietlcs will receive their
pay todav.
Emblem division, No, 57, Sons of
Temperance, w ill meet this evening.
Mr. and Mis William Morgans, of
Providence, spent tho Sabbath with
relatives here.
MlssHva Apgar, of Hyde Park, vis
itcd relatives In this place yesterday.
NOTICE.
The attention of the owners of cows,
dogs and other animals, running nt
largo within the limits of the borough,
Is directed to the following ordinances:
TITLE XI.
Dogs.
Section 1. "No dog or bitch shall bo
netmitted to run at large within the
limits of the boiough at any time with
out a stinp or collar around Its neck
with the owner's name thereon In plain
letters, and ftont the 23th day of June
to the 25th duy of September of each
year without w earing a suitable wire
muzzle."
TITLE XII.
Animals Running nt Largo.
Section 1 "It shall not be lawful for
any horse, mule, goat, sheep, swine,
ffeese ot neat cattle to tun at latge
within the limits of the borounh, and
any animals so found tunning at latge
shall be Immediately seized by the high
constable or nny policeman and taken
to the borough pound and therein con
fined." I take this opportunity to warn those
who peimlt their cows and dogs to tun
at huge that the ordinances above re
ferted to will be sttlctly enfoieed, and
the high constable and police officers
are heieby authored and dlieeted to
Felze such nnlmnls tunning nt laige
ami Impound them.
Cows should be propetly corralled
and dot's kennelled
It is a burning shume that people al
low their cows to wander through the
stteets of the botough. thereby en
abling them to destroy the fruit of
their nclghbot's thrift and Industry.
These animals demolish fences, destroy
vegetables and shtubbery and cieato
havoc generally.
Look to your cows and dogs and
thereby save costs
J. E. Watklns, Burgess.
DALTON.
Mis. Shupp. of Plymouth, Is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. c Leacock.
Miss May Wells, fotmerly of this
place, now of Scranton. Is the guest
of Mis James Bunnell. Miss Wells
and Mr. Mumfoid made the tiip from
Scranton on their wheels.
Quite a number ftom town attended
the delightful little Persian play given
In local talent on tho spacious lawn
of Jits Loulso Smith, nt Glenbum.
Miss Fannie Di'ishlmer Is spending
the week with Miss Hnttie Parsons In
Sciamon.
There 1st to bo a concet t In tho Bap
tist church Tuesdaj night, Aug. 8 by
Sctanton talent If you enjoy music
be sute to hear It
Mr William Lathrope. ot Whltella
vtn, was tho guest of Miss Rose San
too for a few davs this wppIs
Messrs. Ulatk and Maurice Dean, to
gether with some collego ft lends, nio
enjoying a trip down tho Susquehun
na front Blnghanitoit to Wllkes-Barre.
Mrs. Joseph Mott Is entertaining her
LETTER TO MH9. TINKHAM NO. 46,070
"I had female com
plaints so bad that it
caused me to have
hysterical fits; have had
as many as nine in one
day.
"Five bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
cured me and it has
been a year since I had
an attack.
firs. Edna Jackson,
Pearl, La.
If Sirs. Plnkham's Compound vv ill euro
such severe cases ns tills surely It
must be n great medicine Is tltero
any sufferci1 foolish enough not to
give it a trial?
sister, Miss Elizabeth Bnnnull, of Hyde
Park.
Dr. Kelly, of Scranton, wns the guest
of Miss Janet Dickson on Wednesday
last.
Very nenrly If note quite a hundred
people went on the Methodist Sunday
school picnic at Nuy Aug park Tuesday
of this week. The duv was a peifect
one for nn outing and all tepoit a most
enjovoble lime.
Mr. Arthur Blesecker, ot Newton, is
spending Sunday with his Wjontlng
chum, Mr. Wilson Dershlmer.
ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.
A Party Returning from a Funeral
Held Up by Highwaymen Other
Peckvlllo Notes.
Messrs Jacob Rhoden and W. Block
beiger, with their families attended
a funeral at Madlsonvllle Frldny
They occupied two rigs, otto liolngj
driven by Mi. Blockbeiger, the other
by William Scott. They passed
thiough Sport Hill on the tetuin ttlp
nbout 10 o'clock when, about a mile
this side, several men jumped from
the roadside and demanded hands up,
and v ere about to enter the wagons
to tob the occupant when the dtivers
put whip to the horses nnd left that
locality In a huity. One of tho men
stood on the step and lode some dls
tanie while ttylng to drag one ot tho
paity fiom the wagon. At last he
Jumped and disappeated In the untler
biush that sklits the londway. The
ladles ot the paity were tertoi-sttlck-en
and when a stop was made and the
thtee men of the paity docldpd to ic
tinii and do battle with the would-be
thieves thine was a commotion. The
men, after a shott rpconnolsance, le
entered the wagons and dtovo to this
place. Seveml of the ladles fainted
when the robbets flist made theli ap
peatanee. The obsequies of the late Piofessor
II. E. Baines was held yesttrdTy af
ternoon at the Presbvterlan church.
Rev. S. II. Moon olllclntlng. Inter
ment wns made in Prospect cemetery.
Miss Mnttha lit Ink. of Cuibonclale,
is tho guest of Miss Helta Slmp'ln
Mi Ira Jenklt's visited at Scranton
esterday.
Mi. John English .spent yesterday
with Wllkes-Bntie fi lends.
Mr. E. D. Huhn, who was Injured
by bolng tun down bv a n.niwny
horse, is resting easily and nr eaily
leeoverv Is looked for.
Mr nnd Mis. H B. Bnsgs, of Cnr
bondnle. spent vesterdnv at the for
mer's patents' home, Mr. and Mis. S.
II. Urlggs, of Pleasant avenue.
All uniformed members of the Wil
son rite company ate requested to
report In full unlfoim nt tho ho-e
house promptly nt 7 o'clock this even
ing, preparatoiy to attending the Ex
celsior IIo-e company picnic at Oly
phant. A full turn out Is deIicd W.
J. Bioad, foreman.
We have used Chambei Iain's Cough
Remedy In our homo fot ninny jears
and bear cheeiful testimony tp Its
vnlue as a medicine which should be In
eveiy fumllj In coughs and tolds we
have found It to be efllcaclous and In
croup nnd whooping cough In children
we deem It indispensable. H P. Rlt
ter, 4127 Fairfax avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
ror sale by all druggists. Matthews
Bros, wholesale and ictall agents.
PRICEBURO.
Mis Anna Schaffer. nn old nnd te
spected tesldent, died at her home on
Main stieet on Ftiday afternoon und
was bulled yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. J. ZUlemnnn conducted the ser
vices ut the hoiiho at 2 o'clock, ntter
which the remains weie tnken to the
Ptimithe Methodist chut eh, wheie the
builiil sei vices wete concluded by Rev.
V. H Holdei Interment wns made In
Dunmoie eemeteiy Deceased was 73
jears of age
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pi 1ml
tlve Methodist chut eh will hold an Ice
e leant boelal this evening in the church
basement.
The South Side baso ball team de
tented the Prlcebuig team jestetday
ufternoon bv the scoio of 17 to 11 on
Ptlcebuig gtounds.
The Citizens' band will meet this
evening for rehearsal In their tegular
meeting place.
Theiewlll be a meeting nt 7.30 o'clock
tomorrow evening In Smith's Music
hall, on Muin street, to discuss the
wntet question All eltUens me to
quested to attend
Deafness Cannot Be Cuicd
by local applications, as tlun uinnot
reach the iJlfeam.il pottlon ut thu cm.
'i'liete Is'onlj one vu.j to elite deatnesg,
und tlmt Is bv tcmtaitiitloiiil icmetllct.
Di'iifncus is cauxed bv an iullainiU con
dition of the inticoiiH linlni, of tho Eut
tuchlun Tube When this tubo gets In
flamed juu have a lumlillng sound or
imperfect blaring, anil when tt Is entire
Iv cloaod deufness Is thu result, nnd un
less the Intlummallon can lie taken out
and this lube restored to Its tioiiintl ton.
elltlon. hearing will bo ilostioved rorovei,
nlno eases out of ten ure enured by ca
tanh, which Is nothing but nn Inflamed
condition of tho tnucouB surfaces
Wo will j,lvo One Hundred Dollats for
tiny easo of Deafness icniibcd by ca
tarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hall's L'u.
tarrh Cure Send fot circulate, free.
F J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O
Sold by Diugglsts, 75c.
Hall's Family PJIIs uro the best,
ji5W&S!rasa
0.
The large tract of land known as "ORAM FARM,"
Am..n U..nnMftU 4- K. s-.lls-w.ri UDCT rfcAPftl
rtvcuuc, uciccttiLCi lu uc ttincu vv ju, 1 -vrnv,
to be opened up into streets, broad
boulevards and
flaps of
ru
F.
Also at
ft
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n
FOREST CITY.
John Wnteis, of Jerrnyn, spent Sat
urday nnd Sunday vv ith relatives In
town.
Alfred Wateis visited In Jerrnyn on
Saturday.
Mr and Mis. Chnrlcs Mitchell, and
Walter Isaac and sister Margaret, of
Ptovldence, uie the guests of Mr. and
Mis William VIz7ard of Vandllng.
nnd Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of this
place
The Rev. Thomas Cook and Wllllim
Williams, of Jermjn, has recently been
the guests at the home of Mr. anil Mta.
Oxondale of Vandllng
Mrs. Burgess, of Olyphant, has been
visiting at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Samuel Willis, of Vandllng.
Last evening a beautiful and nppro
pilate programme was rendered, un
der the nusplces ot the Christian En
deavor society at the Presbyterian
church.
THE PROGRAMME.
Anthem "Grant, Wo Beseech Thee"
J. S. Feares
Double Quartette.
Hjmn, ICO "Yield Not to Tempta
tion Congregation
Scripture Reading.
Ptayer, Announcements, Collection.
Anthem "I Will Extol Thee"
C. E. Leslie
Double Quartette.
Endeavor topic Subject, "Drifting."
Eph I'll
James I, 1-8: Leader Samuel Jennings.
Reading "The New Life Voyage"
Mrs. LePoy
Set Ipture Reading "Storms"
Mark 10, 2S-30
John Movers.
Anthem "Daughter of Zlon"
F. D. Jacob
Double Quartette.
Reading "Shot e Marks"
Mis. T J. Ree
Sci Iptut e Reading "Drifting"
Luke 15, 1
Eat I Bonhnm.
Anthem "How Beautiful I'pon tho
Mountains ..C. E. Leslie
Double Quartette
Recitation Melta Peterson
Rending "I'ndei Cunents"
Mis I. V. Smith
Solo "Tho Holy City clumi
Mis. K. C. Engan.
Fcrlptuie Reading "The I'll if
John 0, 10-V1
Elmer Morgan
Solo "Bevond the Shadow"
C . White
Mis. William Vlzzatd.
Reading Miss Lli-zlo Ebdon
Sctlptuto Reading "The Anchoi"
1 Cor. 13, 10-JO
Ralph Banngnr.
Recitation Nellie Pelei sin
Hmn "Thiow Out the Life Lne"
Convegatlon
Benediction.
Each iiuinbet was tendeted In good
style, especially tho anthems by tho
double quartette. Tho solos bv Mes
diimes Eagan and Vlzzuid weto ten
deied In delightful style.
John Cox, of Vnndling, iv.is In to.vn
estei da)
A forcible seinton, good singing, nnd
a good eongiegutlon wete character
istic In the Methodist Episcopal chinch
yesteiday.
Wo need a board of health in town.
The odor that rises to one'a nosttlU is
hotrlble No wonder that we have so
much sickness
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Ciildren.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
m$3k
Inquire:
C&M
To Make Homes
the pSot may be
Sots at once at
no
In the Connefil Building,
and
Charles
At the Traders' Building,
the Office on the tract within a day or two.
e Openin
AVOCA.
The bchool board w 111 meet this even
ing and will piobably appoint the
toacheis. The boiough council will alto
meet In regular session.
Tho Avoea Hoso company have Is
sued Invitations to the ladles In town
to attend a meeting in their rooms on
Tuesday evening for the purpose of
conducting nnd nrrnnglng for a fair to
be held in the new silk mill as soon as
completed
Rev. nnd Mrs. A. J Welsley have re
turned to their home in Tvione, Pa.
Miss Maiy Burns nnd guest, Miss
McCarthy, of Wllllamsport, are visit
ing f 1 lends In Jerrnyn.
Mi. and Mis E. E. Stlyder, Thomas
Oiaham and sisters nnd guest. Miss
Matilda Seifars, of Lehlgltton, spent
Ftiday at Harvev's lake.
Mts. James Clark and daughter,
Anna, of Grove street, are visiting
ft lends in iPittslleld, Conn.
John Wedtlal Is spending a week with
fi lends In Tunkhannock.
Rev T. IE. Wilson Is visiting friends
In Ohio His wife nnd son nre remain
ing with her patents In Nantlcoke dur
ing his absence.
Robert Hughes, an employe nbout the
Lungeliffe colllerv, sustained a broken
aim on Ftiday afternoon,
M1h Nellie Mangan has returned to
her home In Lost Creek, after a
month's visit at the lesldence of her
aunt, Mts Edward Newlln.
Lewis Druffner, of Wllllnmspoit, is
being entertained at the Dtuffner lesl
dence. Mrs. Mnrv Kellv and grand-child,
Miss Nellie McMillan, of Philadelphia,
aer visiting at the ScahlU lesldence.
The funeral of John Blahovitz oe
cuired on Satutday morning. Inter
ment wns made In Duiyea cemeterv,
denth w.n due to lnjiitles tee fixed
il 1 m nt'.i ago, when he wns ns
1 d and to' bid while tiding on a
i .."I ttaln Hex li ul miles ubove Caibon
dalf. The next day he was found al
most fiozen to death at the foot of an
embankment He wns taken to the
Lackawanna hospital and xuffeied the
loss of one of his. feet Since he wns
discharged he has been a eonstant suf
feier until death rellex-ed him. Dutlng
his stuy In the hospital It Is said that
he Identified Shannon as one of his as
sailants. MIes Batbara Dunn, of Hnzletou, hns
letuined home, after a two weeks' xisit
with Miss Jennie Newlln.
MIh Vina Dunleuxy. of West dies
tor. Is the guest of the -Misses Gibbons,
of Mnln stieet.
"CIRCl'MSTANCES ALTER CASES"
In cases of dyspepsia, tiorxnusness.
cntarrh, iheumntlsm, etuptlons, etc
the clicumstunces may bo alteted by I
putlfylng and emlching the blood with i
Hoods Satsapaillla. Ti It
HOOD'S PILLS
headache.
cine biliousness rick
new inLroitD.
Mr. and Mrs F. E Benjamin en
tet talned Mr. Benjamin's sister, Miss
Cattle Benjamin, of Binghamtnn, and
Miss Irene Clements, over Sunday.
Miss Florence Moore, of Scranton,
spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs A
Van Cott.
The Jll3ses Floience and Clata In
detlled und Louise Pratt have return
ed from Heart Luke, xxlteio they very
plrnantly spent ten dns with a put
ts f Hlnghumton oung people
Miss Hlna Mooie leeently visited
ft lends In Montrose
A inttli smiko three feet In length
wns killed lust Wodnosdav on the Hu
den tiaet Just out of town, by Rich
ard Alney and Mauilco Hand.
Mts, Baldwin und Mrs. Phillips, of
KTQk. Mk Wlfck H Mr
Jl J W W g
for the
seen and prices given for
the office of
IQSq
of
Elmlrn, are visiting at the homo ot
Mis Charles Jov.
John Jay and wife nnd Everett Gar
ratt and w Ife arc camping at East
Lal-e
The ladles of St. Maik's church will
hold an Ice cream social on Wednes
day evening, August !) on Mrs. Laura
Badcer's lawn.
Captain Sweet, of Harford, was In
town last week.
Mis J M ruller. of Scranton, Is vis
iting friends In town.
argams
Bicycles at oiie-quarter
of their original value,
We have six wheels now
on hand. They were pawned
aud as the time has expired,
we will sell them at very low
prices.
Call and See Them.
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanna hi,
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of tho best quality for elomc3tlo
use und of all blzes Including Buckwheat
nnd HItdBCje. delivered In any part ef
thu city, ot tho lowext price
Orileis teceU'cd nt the olllce, Conndl
building Itoom S0G, telephone No 17(H or
nt the mine, telephone No DM, will lm
promptls attended to. Dealers supplkd
nt tho mine
T PLEASANT COAL CO
The Best
Washing Powder
Arsenic Beauty
Tablets and Pills
This Complexion Treatment
is a guaranteed specific per
fectly safe and sure in its ac-
t tton, for the removal of var
ious disorders of the skin, viz
DImhI.. Ill4l. I-!.!.-
' Sunburn, Dlscolorntlons, L'cze-
ma, Ulackheadi, Roughness, Redness, nnd re
stores tbs Uioom of Youtb (0 faded faces.
Boxes containing 10 days' treatment 50c;
30 days' treatment, $1.00; sit boxes $5.00
with poiltlvo written guarantee to produco tlia
abovo results or cheerfully refund Jj.oo paid Sect
b mail ou receipt of price. Seud (or circular.
Nervlta Medical Co., Cilaioo&Jicksoa Sti.
Sold by all Druggists Cblcio, lllloolt.
Sold by Mcdarrah & Thomus Dtitij
gists,, 2e3 Luckuwanna ave., Scranton, Pu,
Schlager,
iircst
Iliiii Si
HLp
Willi
iBELL
w&
W&S.
, .VI
Tftimi"
on North flain fy
: l -i
is UHJU ill
Prices.
L
OF SCRANTON,
Special Attention Given to Rusl
ncs3 and Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations Lx
tended According to 1$ ilanccs and
Ucsponsibllity.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus,
$200,000
425,000
WM. C0NNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vlce.Pre.i.
WILLIAM II. PFCK, Casbler
The vault of this bank is pro
tectcd by Holmes' Llectric Pro.
tectlve System.
SPECIAL THROUGH CARS
TO THE bGASHORO.
Dally (Kxcopt bunda) ) Via
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Leave Scranton at ,ioa nt. for Long Itrandi,
Oc:an Orove. Asbury I'arK, ISelmir,
Spring Lake, Sea Ulrt, &c
rtoturnlnrr leave Point Plonant nt 11 S9
a m SptinK Luke 11 11 a m . Hclniat.
11 So a m, ABliurx Tail; und Oecnn
Gtovo 12 0' noun l.oiiB llrinch, 1.' 22 p.
in Arrive nt Sninun nlSd'i 11 m 'lhH
will hi kept up fut the entire season.
i'Mn 1 t.illj foi tin unommodutlon 'if
fmnlllps cih It will cnilili p.isst tiBCTH 10
Fecine nnd ritnln rotnfortable stats dui
Inpr the entile Journci
To PATENT Good Ideas
may be secured by
our aid. Address,
THE PATENT RECORD,
Baltimore, Md.
M. II, l North MttU t. J'MladcI.r
nit In, I'd , iclvriitUuirftnie lu ttty cut
rifrvlJL Ktrictur noutilii I.Olt leor L
LMralthrritorM J'arn enlrfd Houri 95 L
lBAt A bl..B. Ol tl.nife flntf inllm mnt A atiffrtlll .
Ti (in u m ii'uii u 'U mu iiu .. v..- v
Itltunmii na angrou 1
uneat-jre HolOdkvi
t y1 yv-r T T r T
case Jill? 10 w W230 t- re nil rune
, heoJ for bworo tcatlru IU1 n 1 Ikxik
rrv
IV3ADE WtE A tVlr3
AJAX TABLETS rOblTIVKLY CUUU
li.Arrtou4 IHaeatta ! ailing Mem
(jrImpoUiocr, ttlofj lassnuHV.cto.caasetl
by Abufto or other Kxceites ana lnu
c ret lont. TJtru autchty anil turctu
raatora Irt itnUl? In old or yonntr. unJ
- Ltauaaforttndri bueiuesaor marrtago,
ii?lrPTiot Inttuttj bn Consumption It
wkprinuuio lliolrnso saoifTS inmcdlato impioie
pioa lad c fleets a ('UltG where all ctbor fail In
1st jon haling tho cnuine Jax lablete. They
haTO cured tbotiBandi au4 nt 1 1 euro jo j. e pWo a pos
iiito wr'neoKunrantoo iDeueciacuro cji rTV u
oacuce or rotund the roonor, iwevvuiui
por
ckniru.
, or six ikoea (full trvatcnonti for 1260.
nan. In plain wrapper, npon rncMrtof prlco.t Irculae
P
re AJAX UlinlEDY CO., I'ltu'n.1-'
ror p.ilo in Scrantcn, Fa., by Matthews
Bros and II C Sanderrcn. druggists.
Cilctit.ter'. I'stUih DUraond nronJ.
'ENNYR0YAL PILLS
iirlrlnalaiid Only Genuine
arc alwija rrtblt iadik aik 1
Uroglil tot tUtntt iialu Pin A
monJBrjntin IIimI asJ b.iJummo
wi iiun wita nine ribixxi. Take
llant aud imtitiin ai lirtt .! ! Mm
in uiii fir parttUr tuUmoot&li
' IMIef fbr I.odlea, n utur. sj rcUra
itaif. ifi.nniT niMiiii' v ...
mm
W 4 V4n1
1 r in
y& jo
177rChlhc4lrCheinlclt,o.tUillwBrI
Bold b all Local Druutiti. 1'IUIAUJl., i'JZ