' BWJTTTJX WK. ?'-'--... 8 THE SCRANTON T(RIB UN E-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1809. On the Breakfast Taiat fcMZfiLja cSErtl &33slg3 COMMON PLEAS COURT TRIAL LIST CASES SET DOWN FOB, TRIAL AT SEPTEMBER TERM. jrile List Was Completed Yesterday. The Terra Will Last for Threo Weeks and During Each Week Thirty-five Cases Are to Come Up for Consideration Traverse Jurors Drawn Yesterday Who Will Serve at the Coming Term of Common Fleas. The trial Hat for the September torin of common tilcnw court wax made up jrstrrd.iy. It 1h at follows: FIRST YVI3KK. .MONDAY. SKI'T. IS. Plttsbun? Terra Cnttn Lumber cmn panv ugnlpst John A. Mears: sol. fa. h. li. Sweet ii gainst M. 1.. I.aiiRiin; wiRe.. ('porRe.Mich.iPl HRiitnst Klk Hill Coal ami Iron company: wages. John Shlnko nrrnlnst Mary Moore: Judgment opened. A. V, Dean, trustee, against Joseph Church: scl. fit. H'lntoii Coal company. limited, against Pancjwst Coal company: as snimpslt. .1. A. H.irron against Holiert Johnson; iippeal. - Patrick Hurke against Delaware and Hudson Canal company: trespass. A. T). Dean, trustee. agalnt Josepn Church and others: si I. fa. Marv Swift and others agaltit Michael Walsh and others: appeal. Peter Rake against the City of Scran ton; trcupass. Patrick Clark against the City of Scranton: trespass. Kdward J. Williams against Kmlly J. Moore; assumpsit. R. D. CluveJand against Thomas T. iPmhner; assumpsit. Standard Life Insurance company against Arthur Hitchcock: assumpsit. Hrldget Cray and others against Mary McCormack and others; eject ment. Patrick I May against .Michael Cole man: assumpsit. Patrick Sulllvon against City of Scranton: trespass. Margaret O'Connor against City of Scranton: trespass. V. L. Peck and others, executors, against C. F. Peck: ejectment. TI'KSDAY. SEPT. 13. William O'Neill against the City of Scranton. John J. Davles and John W. Molr; trespass. Rrlstol Manufacturing company against John Swallow; appeal D. L. Kline against F. S Paul!; ap peal. Frank K. Kverltt against John Hrown: replevin. Matilda Fahvld. administratrix, against Kugene Schlmpff; assumpsit. Mary Relllv and others against Hor ough of tlunmore: trespass. Thomas It. Jackson against Ira T. Harber: trespass. Ilcsslc Judge against M. P. Carter ami others; trespass. Annie Gilbert against Larry Camp hell: appeal. Annie Reddlngton against Mrs. I.. Meade: appeal. WKDNKSDAY. SEPT. 1!0. C.lblln & dagger against John T. Ken nedy and others; assumpsit. Frank Snyder against W. W. Arnold and otheis; oppeal. Franklin Fire ' Insurance company against Mary K. Lewis: scl. fa. Joseph Griffin against the Scranton Paint company; appeal. Ambrose Mulley against lieorge H. Shoemaker: ejectment. SKCOND WHF.K-MONDAY.-SKPT. :!". John J. Fuhey and others against Kinplre Life lnsuratico. company; as sumpsit. James Rover against Klk Hill Coal and Iron comnanv; wages. David T. Williams against Agnes J. Carey et al.; feigned Issue. Peter Cerlnl against Roche & Fad den: replevin. Joseph If. Gunster, assignee, against Wolf and Warren and otheis, execu tors; assumiislt. (i. S. Ilrock against John R Jone: appeal. J. D. Aylesworth against S. M. Ayles vorth: Judgment opened. Traders' National Rank against Jo seph B. Hughes: assumpsit. I'lb.nbeth Kdmunds against James Mnck and others; appeal. Choplln & Co. against Quackenbush & Co.; appeal. Mary A. Helton against J C. Cobb: assumpsit. James J. Campbell against City of Carbondale: trespass. 'Fotrick Connor, guardian, against Scranton Traction company: trespass. Mary Tlmmons against City of Car bondale: trespass. Mica Roofing company against Dunn Rrothers; assumpsit. A.' C. Schmidt it Co. against David Richards and others; appeal. David K. Nichols against the Scran ton Traction company: trespass. Traders' National Rank against W. H. Stanton: assumpsit. Michael Halloran against the City of Scranton and Scranton Traction com pany; trespass. L. R. Kvans usalrst the City of Rcranton: trespass. $&? OW icBC y. a ii '. Old Wick Can't hm h1frrl tn irlvlnr AfTAfttlVA an rxtlnn In th lnllin. II Hnoan't faul .ai ' herancBlLlan't tnt n infa.inl ollcloffsanactiokeatliewlckithft hidk cimriBnii inni viti nbaru Wlien you're tired oNamptlti- I t;uui4uri nft juurucuivr 10 BUD ply you with our Headlight Water White Oil Thers'11 be healthier vHoki and brighter flam t; lets trouble with m lappa ana mora coimori rromiuejignu. Tryuauasee. ATUNTIO RiriHIN In coffee, ten, chocolnle, nnd In munjr delicious beverages, richness In added by tho uso of, Gail Borden Eagle Brand CONDENSED MILK. For more than forty years It has given perfect sstla faction to the, American people. SEND FOR HOOK ON "IUMr.3." Ooudkn'S condcnoco milk Co.. Ntw York Tt'KSDAY. SKIT. 26. L. S. Orosvenor against A. D. Robin son; trespass. M. O. Conlln against "William Fnllon and others, executors; nppeal. Tribune Publishing company against E H. Shurtleff; nppeal. John Mahon against David W. Lloyd; trespass. New Jersey Steel and Iron company against John A. MenrH; nssupipslt. aiblln & Co. against C. M. Oerhlg: appeal. Sarah D. Lee ugalist the Scranton Railway company: trespass. Ceorge F. Smith against William Cuslck; trespass. Fred. WelnU against 'William Mor gan; upoeal. Jane Reap against the City of Scran ton; trespass. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 27. Manhattan Storage Warehouse com pany against Adolph Rroschel: appeal. Charles W. Hllgert against John Kll llan; appeal. Rrldget Carney and others, guard ians, against Catharine Carney; eject ment. Dr. J. L. WentK against S. Hlnerfeld; oppeal. Anna Dunston against Lackawanna Coal company and others; trespass. THIRD WEEK MO.VDAY. OCT. 2. William Cook against M. T. Keller; wages. Thomas Sullivan against Elk Hill Coal and Iron company; wages. J. V. Guernsey against W. C. Frond and others; feigned Issue. J. S. Smith and others against F. E. Loomls and others; ejectment. Dennis McDude nnd others against A. D. Spencer. J'". M. Spencer: i-qulty. J. E. Cleveland against John T. Jones; ntipeal. Andrew Dlskln against Greenwood Coal company, limited: trespass. John W. Jones against Llllle I. Mnckey and Lizzie E. Msickey; as sumiislt. John II. Snyder against the Austin Coal comnany: assumpsit. E. O. Worden ogalnst Mary Connell; appeal. J. C. Miles against K. mini stone; ejectment. Mary Harrett against John Palmer and others: appeal. Tessle Hlgglns against T. J. Fanning & Co.: trespass. Co-.Unental Trust company, of New York, ngalnst William H. Wlnton. ad ministrator: scl. fa. Kearney Rrothers against James Davltt; appeal. William F. Rrady against Mlna Rob inson; trespass. Charles II. Lowry against Aloxunder Morrison: appeal. Catharine Sullivan ngalnst City of Scranton: trespass. Fred. Hug against Hugen & Son; ap peal. Charles Cavanaughagainst Ellen Fin nan and others: ejectment. TUESDAY. OCT. 3. Ceoige L. Timlin against John Swal low : appeal. George Rarlck against tho City of Scranton and others: trespass. Otto D. Myers against W. D. Law rence: trespass. Lebeck & Corin against J. R. Wool Key & Co., John Jermyn: trespass. J. S. Porteus against Scranton Rail way company: trespass. North 'End Lumber company against A. P. O'Donnell; scl. fa. John L. Hull, assignee, against Hill & Connell and others: ejectment. J. O. Rogers against M. Hollander; appeal. C. H. Fisher. M. D.. against J. P. Phillips and others; oppeal. Mnson & Snowden against Margaret S. Kennedy; scl. fa. WEDNESDAY. OCT. I. J. T. Rrice against City of Scranton; appeal. Richard R. Williams against Isaac P. Hand and others, executors; assump sit. Milton Zerfass against Scranton Traction company; trespass. Winifred Teeple against the New York, Ontario and Western railroad; tiespass. Edward Lee against Dr. W. H. Bull; appeal. TRAVERSE JURORS. They Weie Drawn Yesterday for the September Term. The following ttaverse jurors, who Will serve at the September term of rnminon pleas court, were drawn yes terday by Sheriff Pryor and Jury Com missioner .jougherty: TRAVERSE JFRORS, SEPT. IS, 189?. Robert Williams, fireman, Carbondale. William H. Davis, florist, Scranton. A. F. A. Rattenberg, merchant, Jer myn. George H. Pierce, engineer, Scranton. John McWIlllams, timekeeper, Scran ton. R. D. Hall, clerk, Scranton. John J. Rurke, laborer, Dunmore. Anthony Gordon, teamster, Scranton. Michael Clark, hotel. Old Forge. James G. Rrady. student, Scranton. Joseph McGrall. laborer, Dunmore. Jeremiah Seamans, farmer, Ronton. Isaac W. Hannlster, shoe dealer, Scran ton. Morris Coons, car repairer, Scranton. William A. Price, gent, Spring Rrook. W. H. Swlck, notary public, Jermyn. P. J. Ruane, blacksmith. Scranton. Robert Feeney, blacksmith, Jermyn. John J. Jnhl"r. police. Scranton. William F. McCann, salesman, Scran ton. R, li. Atherton foreman, Scranton. W. W. Archer, carpenter, Scranton. Philip M. Staff, painter, Scranton. Henry Rlnsland, brakeman, Olyphnnt. William E. Thomas, machinist, Scran ton. John L. Payne, engineer, Scranton. Ryron Laubsher, conductor, South Ab Ington. John Foley, farmer, Covington. orin E. carr, machinist. Scranton. Edward Oreotorex, miner, Dickson. Patrick O'Rrlen, laborer, Scranton. William Ralrd, surveyor, Dunmore. W. H. Rrutzman, fireman, Scranton. W. O. Wilson, clerk, Scranton. R. R. Vosburg, carpenter, Scranton. Charles Hoffman, fanner. Jefferson. William Conroy, miner, Mlnooka. Robert M. Knox, gent, Scranton. Thomas F. Gallagher. laborer, Scran ton. John W. Jones, engineer, Jermyn. John Casey, school controller, Scranton. T. II. Warner, clerk Scranton. V. M. Streeter. salesman. Dalton. Wallaco G. Moser, reporter, Scranton. Enos Swartz, farmer. Madison. William Miles, miner, Dickson. J. II. McCann, conductor, Scranton. Timothy Holmes, laborer, Fell Town ship. E, J. Coleman, councilman, Scranton. James Harrison, laborer, Scranton. John J. Mannlon, laborer, Carbondale. William McAdums, brakeman, Scran ton. Charles W. Purdy. farmer, Dalton. John 8. Cordner, farmer, Scott. Henry Kennedy fireman, Peckvllle. William Phillips, painter, Dalton. Oliver Dillon, yeoman, OM Far. John L. Wolf, printer, Scranton. Louis Octz, butcher, Scranton, llcnjamln W. Williams, shoemaker, Scranton. TRAVERSE JtmORS. SEPT. 2fl, 1S!D. John D. Jones, Inspector, Carbondale. Thomas Cannon, tlmberman, Carbon dale. John S. Turn, Insurance, Scranton. William Stark, 'labotcr, Scronton.- Poter Holding, Insurance, Scranton. Thomas Rrecn, mill hand, Scrnnton. Felix Hughes, fireman, Scranton. A. E. Hunt, Jr., clerk, Scranton. CI. A. Hummers, merchant, Spring Rrook, Otorgo F. Ilrock, clerk, Scranton. C. H. Weston, general agent, Scranton. Patrick Whelan, laborer, Scranton. Richard Hell, farmer, Covington. William E. Gray, tile dealer, Scranton. Domlnleo l'csnnto, law student. Scran ton. James F. Cummlngs, clerk, Scranton. John J. Loftus, druggist. Scranton. Clark J. Orosvenor, farmer, Covington. Ambrose AUemose, gent, Mooslc. Patrick Nally. miner, Scranton. F. C. Krauder. carpenter, Scranton. Asa E. Cobb, farmer. Scott. Frank Johnson, clerk, Scranton. II. P. Simpson, clerk, Scranton. James Drttry, miner, Scranton. Patrick Dm kin, laborer. Scranton. Edward Kinney, laborer, Scranton. Thomas Median, teamster, Scranton. Hubert Farrlngton, laborer, Scranton. A J. Saunders, merchant, Scranton. Sidney G. Rlel. clerk. Elmhurst. T. J. Wnlson. butcher, Scranton. William M. James, miner, Dickson. C. J. Walsh, bookkeeper, Scrnnton. Martin Connois. mill hand, Scranton. John II. Williams, merchant, Scranton, Wllllnm Judge, miner, Taylor. Cornelius Rynn, mill hand, Scranton. Joseph W. Sando, clerk. Scrnnton. L. W. Townsend. miller, South Ablng ton. Chnrles E. Phillips, clerk, Scranton. James Lewis, farmer. Yostvllle. Andrew Lunney, laborer, Lackawannu. Thomas Horan, Inspector, Carbondale, Tlmothv Hurke, collector. Scrnnton. William Cuslck, hotel. Scranton. S. E. Miller, carpenter. Jermyn. John T. Reese clerk. Carbondale. Thomns M. Lynch, yoeman, Old Forge. John E. Gibbons, hotel. Dunmore. Michael Kearney, brakeman, Carbon dale. James R. Neale, timekeeper. Scranton. J. P. Sherman, farmer, Waverly. Fred Kolb, freight handler, Moscow. J. Graves, farmer. Scott. S. J. Follmun. watchmaker, Scranton. George C. Glbbs, farmer. Ronton. J. II. Dibble, painter. Scranton. P. J. Durkln, clerk, Scranton. TRAVERSE JURORS OCTOBER 2, William II. Nelson, machinist, Scran ton. John J. Cavanuugh, hotel, Scranton. Rernard Fallon, merchant, Prlceburg. L. C. Case, clerk, Scranton. Alfred Guthelnz, bookkeeper, Scranton. John Dowd, driver boss. Carbondale. Patrick Roche, jr., foreman, Scranton. Andrew Lelghton, farmer, Glenburn. Matthias Schneider, carpenter, Scrnn ton John McCourt. reporter, Scranton. W. Z. Harder, farmer, Ransom. J. 'E. Fodden, bottler, Olyphnnt. Henry Davis, foreman, Scranton. Oscar Decker, teacher, Greenfield. Patrick Carroll, laborer, Scrantoij. John R. Pettlgrew, carpenter, Olyphant W. E. Kane, barber. 'Scranton. Frank C. Fuller, accountant, Scranton. John Frelchtel, foreman, Scranton. N. M. Elcke. druggist. Scranton. Harry Smith, clerk, Scranton. Del. Carpenter, farmer, Scott. Thomas Johns-, miner, Fell. F. L. Stark, draughtsman, Dunmore. George Davis, brakeman, Scrnnton. Thomas E. Davis, driver boss, Taylor. Martin Rurke, laborer. Scranton. Ray h. Smith, butcher, Renton. Robert Ronwick. timekeeper, Scranton. Edward W. Mills, merchant, Carbon dale. George Cooper, contractor. Scranton. George Treverton, miner, Scranton. E. J. Chatnmu, butcher, S. Ablngton. John Coughlln, miner. Archbald. Albert Heier, engineer, Scranton. W. S. Ross, farmer, W. Ablngton. Wm. Rrennan, miner, Jessup. P. D. Manley, merchant, Dunmore. Henry Kenyon, farmer, Greenfield. Thomas D. Reddoe, lire boss, Scranton. John M. Thomas, gent, Scrnnton. Orvllle Noack, flour-packer. Scranton. Michael McGulre. laborer, Scranton. Peter Kearney, miner, Scranton. Lester S. Stone, farmer, N. Ablngton. Thomas Killeen. gent, Carbondale. Wm. Thomas, merchant. Lackawanna. John S. McCabe, newspaper agent, Scranton. Harlem Howe, farmer. La Plume. George Schank. carpenter. Scranton. Win. Hrown, teamster, Jessup. fieorge W. Weldy. farmer. Madison. Clarence Vail, constable, Greenfield. Thomas Parry, miner. Moyfield. P. J. Mclaughlin, hotel, Scrnnton. Obedlnh Jenkins, mine mason, Scran ton. Daniel J. Thomas, druggist. Scranton. A. J. McDonald, conductor, Scranton, John Cannon, laborer, Olyphnnt. John Grady, Jr., laborer, Scranton. THE LANGSTAFF CONTEST. Votes from Scranton and Dunmore Examined Yesterday. In the Langstaff election contest the following voters from Scranton and Dunmore were examined yesterday: Sixth ward, Third district Renjamin Morgan, Evan R. Jones, Robert Rob erts, Thomas J. Jones, Henry H. Da vis, William Jones, William Morgan, "Want of Watchfulness Makes the Thief' Many cases of poor health come from want of watchful ness. But if you keep your blood pure no thief can steal your health. The one effec tive, natural blood purifier is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Disordered Blood "My father has long been iroubledwiih disordered blood and tveaft btck. Hood's SarsjparitU made him strong and healthy; he works every day." A. S. Wykes. S. Easton. Ta. Humor "When I need a blood purl, fier I take Hood's Sarsaparilla. It cured my humor and is excellent as a nerve tonic." Josle Eaton, Stafford Springs, Ct. JWod6 SaUafiWiU llood't l'llli cure liver lllii the Bou-lrrllatlni and ouly cHlitrtle to"ut wTUiIfuoaV flYrnpirillii. SPECIAL THROUOH CARS TO 1 Mil SI'ASIIORU. Dally (Kxcept HunJay) Via CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY Leave Scrantoi at S. 30 a. . for Long Branch, Oc:an Orove. Aabury Park, lltlnu ', Spring Lake. Sea Ulrt. &c Returning, leave Point Pleasant at 11,31 a. in.; Spring Lnke, 11.G1 u. in.; Ilelmar, 11.B6 a. m.; Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, 12.03 noon; Long ii ranch, 12.22 p, m. Arrive at Sciunton at 8.05 u. m. Thw will be kept up for the entire season, expeclully for the accommodation of families, as It will enable puasengera to secure and retain comfortable m-ats dur ing tba entire lourney. John H. Jones, Thomas T. Williams, John W. Jones, John H. Jones, David Jones, Thomas W, Jones, Richard Hat rls, Joseph It. Evans, Reese Morgan, Daniel Long, John S. Davis .Morgan Wntklns, Thomas Jenkins, John J. Williams, W. H. Reese. Daniel Will lams, Walter Edwards, Evan F. Evuns, Daniel Williams. Fourteenth ward, First district G. W. Kern, David W. Williams, William Pass, William W. IyaHurr. J. E. Kern. Fourteenth ward, Second district Moses Ace. Fifteenth wnrd, First district I). H. Thomas, P. S. Rower, D. D. Hodgson, H, S. Lewis, W. L. Nash. J. Schuber. Joseph Lnrner, D. J. Powell, H. K. Acker. J. D. James, Henry A. Fell. Eighteenth ward W. A. Hortree, Robert Mayberry, O. S. Phillips, John Heaumont, William C. Reaumont. Sam uel A. Mosler, George Hrown, Henry Krouse, Renjamin Iangford, Louis Wilson, John Sanders, August Oetz, Samuel J. Wilson, John J. Hrown. Will iam Drew. Dunmore. Third ward. Third district George E.' Swnrtz, William Heckryi dorf, John Watrous, Jerry W. Hand, George P. Allen. David T. Hand, Henry Vaughn, Louis Vnn Wormer, Jesse Pal mer. Dunmore, Third ward, Third district William P. Thomas. THE UNCLAIMED LETTERS. They Can Be Obtained nt tho Scran ton Fost Office. List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Scranton post otnee, Lackawan na county, Aug. 1C, 1839. Persons call ing for these letters will pleaBe say advertised and give date of list. Ezra H. Ripple, postmaster: American Hedstead Co. Miss Hannah Relford, Miss Maine Harrett, Thomas Robson, Mrs. Ellen Hurke. Mrs. Frank Hosetak, Edward Hums, Miss L. E. Rraun. P. C. Bar rett. Mp Kate Rurch, Ladles H, C. association. James Carr, Mrs. S. Cone. John Cun ningham, Miss Kntherlne Carroll, Mrs. James Cummlngs, the China Tea Co., Jacob Corridor, Mrs. Hattlo U. Cole man. Mrs. J. Debrltze. Mrs. J. Dann, Mrs. J. Do Hutze, Mrs. W. Dorkl, Miss Dew yer, Solomon Davis Mrs. D. Davis. Noah Edwards, Mrs. D. Evans. Mrs. Anthony Ford, Mrs. Arthur Fenton, Mrs. L. Flanagan, F. F. Frank lin. Mrs. N. T. Glauskl, E. Oelb, Curtis Green. Mrs. .las. Haffrey. Miss Annie Har ley. Mrs. Martha Harvey. Mrs. Hill. High Fentoon Elec. Storage Co., the Horsey Martin Brick Machine Co.. Thomas Hartlll. Miss Mary Hollarn, Robert It, Hughes. Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. II. Jones, Mrs. Alfred Jordan, Mrs. Mary Jen kins, Miss Heal Jackson. Mrs. vr. E. Kimble. Henry Kostal vln. Klotz Bros., William Kelder, Miss Anna Kearney, Miss Blanch Kennedy. Rev. Ant. Leplnskl. Margaret II. Moule, Michael Murphy, Morris Morcuson, Thomas Morgan, C. S. Morton, Mlckle Meinnex. Madame Mazella, Mr. Mathewson, Mrs. John Mekyn, Mrs. R. M. Moyer. Mrs. J. Mc Carthy, Mrs. Thos. McKuno, P. J. Mc Intyre. Peter McNally, Mrs. S. McCon nell. E. A. McLowen. Ed. Nalen. Mrs. M. Olyskl, Nellie Owen, John O'Rrlen. F. A. IVirter, C. A. IPcrslne. Miss Sarah Peyton., C. M. Relph, H. D. Rowley, L. G. Reed, Harry Roberts. Andrew Solak, Star Flavoring Co., Fred. C. Schules. Miss Carrie Stevens, Wltman Schwartz & Co., Mrs. Wlnton Shaffer, Mls C. E. Simons, Jas. A. Slack. Rev. E. Thomas. Mrs. Charles Toller, Miss Elllne Tlnielon (package). Mrs. J. I'bo. Mrs. John Williams, Charles Worth, Miss Lulu Watrous. Henson Willis, John Whitney. Mrs. Katie Wilson. BABY LIKES IT CUTICURA RESOLVENT is so pure, sweot, and wliolesomo that all ages may take it with pleasure and benefit. Its mission is to cool and cleanse tho blood In eczema and other torturing, disfiguring humors, rashes, and irritations, while warm baths with Crnct'iiA, Soap cleanse the surface of crusts and scales, and gentlo anointings with CUTictmA Oint ment soothe and heaUtcliing, burning 6kin. Sold throughout th world. PoTTIB DfiVO andChiu. Cosr., Bole I'ropi.. Boitorj. All About Bibj'i SUo, tn: Great Bargains Bicycles at one-quarter of their original value, We have six wheels uow on hand. They were pawned and as the time has expired, we will sell thein at very low prices. Call and See Them. Davidow Bros 227 Lackawanna Ava. Every shoe in the store marked down during our August Sale. To PATENT Good Ideas may be secured by our aid. Address, THE PATENT RECORD, Baltlmort. Md. 7M onnol!tjldWa.lac 127 and 129 Washington Avenue. Housekeeping Specials . . . ioo doz. Hemstitched, ) flUClt TOWelS ioo doz. Flam Hemmed, j At 15c each, or $1,70 per doz 72-inch Brown Damask, extra heavy weight; attractive designs; 50c value. Price 37c a Yard White Bed Spreads, pearl hemmed, ready for use, full size, exceptional value, 98c Each Connolly & Wallace, 127 and 129 Washington Avenue. AAAAAAltAAA.-AAj if you want a nice, light, ; moist loaf of bread that will not "dry out," uso , "Snow ?? Flour It Is made of choice wheat hi an iip-to.duto mill ivhoro everything Is clean und pure. All grocers sell it. "We only wholesalelt." THE WESTON MILL CO. Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant. "TV 7 TIME BY THE FOTELOCK." I Car load Just arrived. All styles, and prices the lowesL Workmanship guaranteed evi on THE CHEAPEH GRADES. Keep us In mind and you vyon't re gret giving us vour patronage you will get goods as represented giving you our easy terms of payment or very lowest prices for cash, Immenso stock of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets, Iron Beds, etc. Flva large floors full to the celling a. Thos, Kely's Stom, vrWWL MOUNT PLEASANT COAL At Retail. Coal of the best quality for domestic uso and of all sizes, Including Iluckwheat and lilrdsc.vc, delivered In any part of the city, nt the lowe&t price. Orders received at tho olllce. Connell building, Iloom SOfl; telephone No, 17C2, or nt tho mln. telcphono No. 21!, will be promptly attended to. Dcalors supplied at tho mine. T PLEASANT COM CO The Dickson Mnuuriicturlns Co. tcranton and Wllket'llarre, P. .MutiufncliireM or LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY 0NOINES Hollers. Ilolstlns and Pumping .Machinery. Oeneral Office, Scranton, Pa. in ma SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER. Turkish color, fair size, Art in Wall i ,k & ?TAC '??.?$ -ss& vs Come in and WILLIAMS & M'ANULTY. 129 Wyoming Avenue, il'S IS Lager Beer Brewery Manufacturers or OLD STOCK PILSNER ffiio5yiiSi.,SMin,w Teleplitm: Call, 2iV,V'. u IUUKUIU11 311 Sprues S!. Ttmple Court building Scrantoi, Pa. All acute and chronic diseases of men, women nnd children. CIUtON'IC. NKKV OUB. HHAIN AND WABT1NU DIHKAS E8 A HlIiClAL.TY. All dlbeuses of tha Liver, Kidneys, llladder. Skin, lllood, Nerves, Womb, Kye. Uur. Nose. Throat, and I.ungs. Cnnceri., Tumours, IMI-js Hupturo Goitre, Hheumatium, Asthma, Catarrh, Varicocele, l.ost Manhood, Nlchtly l'mlsslons, all temale Diseases, l.eiicorrhoca, etc. Uonorrhea, Syphilis, Ulood Poison, Indiscretion and youthful habits obliterated. Burgcry, Fits, Kp. lepsy Tiuif nnd Htomnch Worms. CA TAHRHO.ONU, Speclllo for Catarrh Thrco months' treatment only t5.00. Trial free In ofllce. Consitaton and exami nations free. Ollloe hours dally und Sunday, 8 m. to 9 p. m DR. DENSTEN JMk 72-inch All Ivineu Bleached Da mask, good weight, soft finish. Special price, 45c a Yard Bath Towels, unbleached soft, spougy, absorbent. 2 for 25c Full Bleached 22-inch Napkin of ex tra heavy Scotch Damask, in twenty de signs, $2.00 a Doz Paper Ever think that it don't cost any more to have an artistic paper on your wall that har monizes with your other fur nishiugs than nondescript pat terns in which there is neither beauty of design or coloring. We are showing the largest line of Imported and Domestic Pa pers ever displayed in Scranton. As large jobbers of Wall Paper we are in a position to secure the choicest designs from the leading mills for our retail trade Talk It Over. iuiiiiiimiigiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiitmHifi mm mm mm I Don't Forget 5 Thr.t we are the agents in 5 s this city (or the 3 s Which is today, as it al- 5 ways has been, a "top notch- 3 5 er," should be pleased to have g s you call. 3 1 floreyTbrooks I S 311 Washlnston Avenue. j 3 Opposite Court House. g iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinn THE Rooms 1 amlS.Com'llh BTd's. SCRANTON, PA. nining and Blasting POWDER Mudent Mooslc und ltuh ale WorKi. I.AFU.IN & RAM) POWDI'.R CO 'S ORANGE GUN POWDER Kl'ctrlo llutterle. Eleotrlo Eplo.lor. lorexplodlni; blaiti, Safety I'uie an t Rspauno Chem'cal Co's hxpIIIwi'ves Orient Bicvcle 4
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