THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1899. B EVENTS OP DAY IN WEST SCRANTON ANOTHER ACCIDENT NARROWLY AVERTED BY MOTORMAN. little Child Playing on the Street Had a Closo Call from Doing Run Down by a Street Car Chicken Thief Caught Red-Handed and Stranger Charged with Stealing a Horse Arrangements for St. Leo's Banquet Notes and Personals. Despite the fact that so many nar row escapes have been reported re cently In tho newspapers, parents will permit their children to play on the streets where electric cars nro run, and then; Is scarcely a day passes that motormen are not called upon to exercise extraordinary precaution to avoid running them down. An instance of this happened on Rob inson street, yesterday afternoon, when a Petersburg-Lafayette car was running towards the central city. Th car was passing the residence of Dray man George Ilrown when a wagon go ing In tho oposlto direction was also passing. A child about three years of age, be longing to the peanut vender residing across the street, was hanging on t-i the rear of the wugon and dropped off Just as the car came along. Without any thought whatever of danger tha llttlle fellow ran across the tracks and escaped being run down by a few feet. A new motorman was running the ran and was being directed by an other motorman, who noticed the child and but for his timely action in hav ing the brakes applied, a serious un dent would undoubtedly have occur red. HELD FOR HOUSE STEALING. Some time ago Fred Myers, of the Archibald, suffered the loss of a horse nnd buggy In a very mysterious man ner, and no trace of the outfit could be found. On Tuesday night a stranger giving the name of Charles Smith, ap peared at the house and offered to dis close the whereabouts of the horse and carriage. Smith was Induced to remain over night at the house and a warrant was issued by Alderman John for his ar rest. He was given a hearing and held In $500 ball for appearance at court to answer the charge of stealing the horse. SCRAN'TOX GLEE CLITB. The special car to convey the Scran ton Glee club to Nay Aug park this Hfternoon will leave the switch oppo site Robert Morris lodge rooms at L'.no o'clock sharp. The society will sing at the outing of the Heptasophs from Pat erson, N. J. In view of the fact that the Glee club will sing today at Nay Aug park, a Paines' Celery Compound 75c Pinkham's Compound 70c Pierce's Golden Medical Dis....7sc Mellon's Food 38c and 55c at GEORGE W. JENKINS. 101 S. Main Avenue Our Annual High Class Wool Begins tomorrow, As usual, it will be a sale marked by excellence of quality rather than small figures for quality and little money are incompatible: they cauuot be combined. But if thoroughly honest goods and prices that are at least a quarter less than they usually are interest you, tben visit this sale and we'll guarantee that your every desire will be satisfied. Among the Special Ualiies Offered fire the Following Lofs : 12-4 Fine White All Wool Blankets, Jacquard border and gt eat weight, guaranteed value $12.00. Q Sale price po.75 1 1-4 pure white wool Blankets, same as above in description and quality, worth $10.50. Sale price 7.50 1 1-4 pure wool white Blankets, worth $8.50. Sale price 6.75 1 1-4 pure wool white Blankets, worth $7.00. Sale price 5.50 1 1-4 pure wool white Blankets, worth $6.00. Sale price 4.50 1 1-4 pure wool white Blankets, worth $5.00. Sale price 3.50 Scarlet or Grey Blankets 1 1-4 pure wool Scarlet Blankets, worth $6. & Sale price p5.00 10-4 pure wool Scarlet Blankets, worth $4.50. Sale price 3.50 1 1-4 pure wool Grey Blankets, worth $6.00. . Sale price 4.50 10-4 pure wool Grey Blankets, worth $3.75. . Sale price 2.95 TjLots of Blaukets here for less money if you want them. Globe Warehouse largo number of picnic parties have been arranged, so as to enjoy an out ing and tho excellent music of this In comparable band of vocalists. CHICKEN THIEF CAUGHT. .Michael White, of Pleasant street, was caught In tho act of stealing chickens from tho hennery of John IV to.ih, near E. Robinson's brewery on Tuesduy night. Lieutenant Williams and Patrolman Davis were notified and placed him under arrest. White had cut the throats of seven chickens and had them laid out on tha ground when caught. Ho was given n hearing before Alderman Moses In police court yesterday morning. Sev eral witnesses testified against hltn. Tho alderman decided to hold White for his appearance at court, and l'i default of ?200 hail, ho was committed to tho county Jail. ST. LEO'S DATT.VLION. The members of St. Loo's Dattallon mot In their rooms last evening tnd made llnal arrangements for the mem bership banquet to ho held on Sept. 27 at St. David's hall. Tho banquet is the outcome of a contest recently de cided between the "white" nnd "yel low" sides for new members, and the latter won. In consequence they will banouet nt. the expense of the losers. A Fpeelal meeting of tho battalion will be held In Its quarters next Run day afternoon to hear the report of tho committee nppolnted to complete tho detail?. OTHER POLICE NOTES. . Andrew Slever, who was arrested by Patrolmun Mathews for creating a disturbance at the Lafayette Houao late Tuesday night, was fined $1 by Alderman Moses yesterday. Patrick M. Dede, who was arrested late Tuesday night by Patrolman Jones for being drunk and asleep and resisting arrest, was likewise fined $! by Alderman Moses. LOTS! LOTS! Any person looking for one to build n home on should visit tho Round Woods Park plot. Fine location; solid ground; magnificent views; healthy surroundings; excellent neighborhood; fine avenues and streets. Near central city. Popular prices; good title. Ofllce on the plot. H. D. Jones, agent. GENERAL NEWS NOTES. Tho much-needed repaliH recomV mended by the Fire department com mittee of Councils are being made at the quarters of the Hook and Ladder company and the Columbia Hose and Chemical company. Francis Talmcr, of Priceburg. em ployed as a miner in Storrs shaft, was received at the West Side hospital yes terday, suffering from injuries about the back, sustained while at work in the mines. Porn To Mr. and Mrs. John T. Evans, of Hampton street, a son. All candidates for the Klectrlc City Wheelmen's foot ball team are request ed to meet at the club house In uni form at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon. John R. Farr has erected an attract ive land office in the rear of the school house on his North Main avenue plot of lots. WILL INCREASE IN VALUE. Have you visited Farr's Ideal homo sites on North Main avenue and noted tho desirability of a home there and the favorable conditions for an increase In value? It will be the center of the Sale of Blankets futuro Industrial portion of tho city. For tho prices asked no other property compares with these lots. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Miss Frances Cook, of Factoryvllle, Is tho guest of the Misses Fellows, of Tenth street. ' Charles Leber, of Keystone Academy Is visiting his relative;; on Hampton street. Clare M. Storms, of the Times, loft last night for New York on a two weeks' vacation. SOUTH SCRANTON NEWS. Deputy Constablo Charles Mlrtz Had an Exciting Time Last Evening. Century Hose Co. Meets. Deputy Constable Charles Mlrtz, of the Eleventh ward, had an exciting struggle on Cedar avenue last night with two Polonders nnd a woman. Mr. Mlrtz was given a warrant by Alder man Lentes for tho arrest of Frank Scholofsky, alias Joseph Smith, and his wife, on the oharges of assault nnd battel y and larcehy by baltec, pre ferred by Mrs. Helen Smith. The constable went to the home of tho defendants on River street, and Fcrvod tint warrant. The pt If oners ac companied by a brother of the man, started with the officer. When Cedar avenue was reached they turned to wards the central city, and when Mlrtr commanded them to come In the opposite direction, which leads to Al derman Lentes', they refused, stating they were g"lng to the "Hats" to got ball. Mlrtz grabbed them and attempted to bring them along, ana suddenly tlu woman jumped on him, und In true pugilistic style landed several hard blows on his face and body. Ills en treaties to stop were of no avail, and he was obliged to let the two men go and I protect himself. when the woman finished the otllcer caught the men nnd accompanied them to Max Judkowltz' store on South Washington avenue. Tho latter mentioned, slated he wuM go the prisoners' ball, and Incidentally "read the law" to Mlrtz. and another scene was created, resulting in the plucky officer coming out on top. With assistance he landed the gang Inl the alderman's ollice. The condition of the prisoners was such Alderman Lentes committed them to the Alder street Motion hous. for :ontempt of court. They will l given a hearing this morning. Mr. Mlrtz has sworn out a warrant for the second arrest of tho pugnacious woman. CENTURY" HOSE COMPANY The Century Hose company mot In adjourned session at lis quarters last night. It wns the liveliest and most Interesting session tho company has held. Ex-Chief Hickey, who Is chair man of the executive committee of the coming state convention of the Statt Association of Firemen, was present. H- gave a complete report of the elaborate arrangements perfected for the convention, nnd urged his com pany to do Its utmost to assist In car rying out the progarammo arranged. The Columbia Hofp company of Al- lentown. whom the Onturys was 4.o 1 entertain convention week, sent word I that It cannot accept the invltntlon. The Andrew Mitchell compnnv of Car bondale will he the company's guests, nnd its president. Thomas L, Campbell, was endorsed for the vice-presidency of the state association, and will be given the Century's hearty support. PKP.SONAL MKNTION. Edward Padem-teln, of Philadelphia, n delegate to the Junior Order United American Mechanics convention, Is the guest of his sister. Mrs. G. A. Miller, of Cedar avenue. Dr. Albert ."nib and his wife are visiting at Lake Sheridan. Levis Neuls of Hickory street, Is In New York city. Miss Maine Collins, of c.'arbondale, has returned from a visit here. Pea Coal Delivered, $1.25, to South Side, central city and central Hydo Park. Address orders to C. D. Sharkey. 1914 Cedar ave. Thone CS81 NORTH SCRANTON. Tho Dutch Gap mission Sunday school will conduct f grand entertain ment in the parlor of tlicWelsh-JCon-gregatlonal church on Oct. 0. An ex cellent programme Is being arranged. Mr. J. G. Shepherd will speak on a "Pilgrimage to tho Land of Promise" In the Mothodlst Episcopal church on Tuesday evening, Sept. 26. A Tho Welsh Literary society of Provi dence will commence their meetings again on Friday evening, Sept. 20. and all tho churches are requested tol an nounce this next Sunday. A bondsman appeared before Alder man Mnyer last night to give $."00 ball for the appearance In court of Dennis Kane, on the charge of selling liquor without a license. The Keystone Literary and Dramatic club will conduct their usual Thursday nigh: social nt the Auditorium this evening. Lois, the young child of Dr. nnd Mrs. Donne, Is seriously 111. Miss Laura Chilton, of Carbnndnle, has returned homo after n week's visit with Mls Jennie Chambers, of North Main avenue. Charles P.rady Is confined to his home on Keyser avenue, with the diph theria. The Misses Hums and Miss O'Mnlley returned yesterday from a visit to Now York city. Mlsfi Margaret Hose, of Ledgcvllk, is the guest of Miss Nellie Melvln, of West Marko.t street. Miss Cella Gannon, of Cuslck nvoiut has returned from n visit with fiinds In Dunmore. Mr. C. O. llrooks nnd ton, of Brook- itviMycaeVi' What do the Children Drink? Unn'f. rrlrft them fan tr nnffnft Ilavo you tried tho now food drink v and nourishing and takes tho placo of coffee. Tho moro Grnin-0 you give tho children tho moro health you distri bute through thoir systems. Grain.O Ismadaof pure grains, and whon properly prepared tastes liko tha choico grades of coffco hut costs about ns much. All grocers Bell it. 15c. aud 25c. Try Grain0! Inslit that yonrgrocer gives you QRA1N0 Accept no imiutugu HOSTETTEI& Jf you lmvo Imlljettlonctire It by using II09. totter'sStomach Hitters. Itcnn't roilit tha power of tbln remedy. Neither can Const'patlon Dyjp:psla or Nervousness 800 that Pri vate Revenue Smmp covers the neck uf tbo Ilottle. lyn, N. Y., who have b?en visiting Mrs. Urooks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Ackerson, of Wood street, returned home yesterday Miss Dora Slckler, of Peckvillo, ban returned home nftcr a week's visit with Miss Florence Slckler, of Providence rond. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Jmsup, mN slnnary In Syria, who are on a vaca tion to this country, are tho guests of Mr and Mrs. J. P. Van Storoh, of North Main avenue. Mrs. Jssup gave a very Interesting talk on mis sionary work to the ladles of this sec tion yesterday afternoon. Miss Ilarbara Ilnltus, of Archibald, has returned home, nftor being the guest of Miss Alice Nolan, of Oak street, for the last two weeks. Mrs. William It. lm and Miss N. A. OHara, of West Market street, have relumed from a trip to New York city and New Jersey. Mr. Kvnn Prnthcroe, of Ohio, for merly of this city, Is visiting friends on Lcggett street. Mr. Vannoy Stoll, of fchool street, returned home yesterday after two woekr.' vlplt In New York city. Mr. William Ilobbs, of Ilockwell street, Is seriously tit. MNses Jennie Itooney and Maggie Lnllcy will leave this morning for New York city, whore they have accepted positions. Mr. David P.ot'am. of West Market street, retunifd home yesterday after a month's visit at Lake, Wlnola. AN OPPORTUNITY. Do you want a choice home site near what will soon be a bee hive of In dustry? Visit Farr's homo sites on North Main avenue. They are the lowest-priced good lots In the market. In vestigate nnd you will be convinced this property has a bright future. GREEN HIDQE. Russel Hazard, of Dickson nvenue, Is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Thomas Nesblt was severely Injured about the arms by falling from a trip of curs on the 'Calico-' dump Tues day. Miss Tlllon. of Dalton, Is spending a. few days here. Fivd Webber, of Penn avenue, has accepted a position with M. M. De Witt. Mrs. J. II. Chapman, of Mooslc, is the guest of her mother. Mrs. K. D. Jenkins, of Capouse avenue. C. R. Kiniiey has returned from White Haven. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Wilcox have re turned from Thompson. Mr. Stevens of Jefferson avenue, has returned from a trip to White Haven. 1''. J. Johns, of McOnrrah & Thomas' pharmacy, has purchased Manner's Pharmacy on Green Ridge street. Th" Ladles' Aid society of the Pres byterian church have engaged their pastor. Rev. Isaac J. Lansing, to lec ture on "Physical Culture," on the evenings of Oct. 10. 17 nnd 24. - - -- PARK PLACE. Miss Alice Iiurdlck and sister Ilat tle, of I'nlondale are visiting Mrs. S. J. Hansey of North Main avenue. Mr. and M'rs. Harvey Slckler of Tunkhannock are visiting Mr. Samuel Slckler of Providence road. Samuel Stark, of Tunkhannock, who has been visiting Mr. Bruce Slckler of Providence road has returned home. W. M. Finn nnd family returned home yesterday from a three months' stay at Crystal Lake. B. Bowman of Blnghamton, N. Y., Is visiting W. M. Finn. Mrs. C. T. Miller is visiting relatives in Peckville. MINOOKA. Kdwnrd Jones and sister bin, of Greenwood, returned yesterday from a few weeks' sojourn at Crystal lake. M. (. Cuslck was a business caller In Cnrbomlalo yesterday. The Minooka team and the F.urekns will contest for a prize of $30 nt Ath letic park on "Saturday afternoon. As both teams are evenly matched a spir ited contest may be looked for. EXCELLENT LECTURE COURSE. Five Entertainments of Unusual Merit are Engaged. Season tickets for the course of Ave entertainments, to be given during the ensuing season, in the auditorium of St. Luke's Parish Home for tho benefit of the Summer Home for Poor Women and Children are now on sale. The committee in charge, consisting of Messrs. Theo. Ci. Wolf. Rufus J. Foster. H. W. Kingsbury and John W. Dusonberry, have endeavored to se cure a list of attractions which will ho appreciated by the patrons. That tho commit te has succeeded Is evi denced by the following list: Thurs day. Oct. 12. ISO!). General John n. Gor don; Friday. Nov. 17. 1S99. Fred Emer son Brooks; Saturday, Dee. 16, 1S99, Willis K. Dudley; Thursday, Jan. IS, 1900. Dr. J. Tracy Kdson: Tuesday. Feb. 27. J900, Hoyt L. Conary. By special request. General Gordon will deliver his famous lecture on "Tho Last Days of tho Confederacy." The historical facts, anecdotes, pathos, humor and patriotism of this lecture, delivered by the foremost orator on tho lecture platform, should be heard by every man, woman and child in tha city. Fred Emerson Brooks ("The Cali fornia Poet") is endorsed by President MoKlnley. Hon. Chauncey Depew, Gen eral Miles. General Howard and a num ber of other prominent Americans, as a delightful entertainer. Rev. Rogers Israel heard him recently entertain a large audience, which greeted every at tempt he made to close with cries of "Go on! Go on!" Willis K. Dudley, tho famous corre spondent and lecturer, will relate "Tho Strange Adventures of a Kodak Fiend." His lecture Is an Illustrated one, and Is pronounced one of tho most Interesting und amusing entertain ments of the season. Dr. J. Tracy Kdson, who was ono of the five volunteer officers who assisted "Fighting Dick Walnwrlght" on the gunboat Gloucester In the battle off Santiago, Cuba, will relate "Tho Story of the United States Gunboat Glouces ter." "It Is a tale which will stir the blood of every good American," Hoyt L. Conary, "New England's gtej. .STOMACH lC Best Storyteller," Is a character nrtlst of rare ability. His character sketches and stories are very humorous and true to life. In his youth ho " 'tended" a village store at Bucksport, Maine. In his "Around tho Stove" ho discusses and settles momentous questions In the stylo In which they were handled by the village characters und solons who frequented tho store on winter even ings. All profits accruing from the course will bo devoted to St. Luke's Summer Home, which during the past season accommodated about 250 poor women and children, and gave them renewed strength nnd vigor. These women nnd children were not paupers, hut were reputable peoplo who by hard work earn their own liveli hoods, and who needed the rest and recreation afforded by the home to either help them In convalescing from Illness, or to restore strength and vigor exhausted by hard work and privation. Holders of season tickets can have their seats reserved for the entire course on Oct. 9, at Powell's music store. Tickets can be purchased from any member of the committee. KELLY DOESN'T CARE. By the Tlmo tho Election Contest Will Be Finished Anyone Can Have the Office for Asking. An application for an extension of time for the taking of testimony by the respondent In the Langstaft elec tion contest was inadu yesterday, by Attorneys M. K. MeDonatd and C. Donovan, but Jtldgr- Archhald, before whom tho motion w'as made, declined to hear arguments until the other two Judges were with him on the bench. The application will likely be renewed this morning. Yesterday wns the last day allowed the respondent for taking testimony nccordlng to his way of ng urlng. hut the contestant's sldt held that Tuesday was tho last day, and Attorney Holgate declined to go on with the examination of the big hatch of witnesses who had been summoned. The contestant's attorneys want to adjourn to Oct. 2, and then hnvo tin respondent put In not more than fifteen days closing his case, after which a ten days' re;css would be taken to give the contestant time to prepare for rebuttal, which Mr. Holgate estimates will requlro sixty days. This pro gramme would prolong the taking of testimony to the middle of January of next year, allowing for the holidays and Sundays. The respondent's attorneys say they will bo satisfied with five more days, If the contestant's rebuttal period Is lim ited to thirty days. After the taking of testimony Is fin ished, the examiners will enter upon the task of picking out bad votes from the 2.-,000 pages of evidence, and that being concluded the court will take ths matter In hand to review the exam iners' findings and frame a decision. After April 1, the treasurer's ofllce Is conducted at a loss, or, at the must, a very small profit, unless something out of the ordinary comes up to earn fees. There Is very little possibility of the contest being decided by that time, and lf,lt Isn't, Treasurer Kelly Is thinking of admitting defeat and compelling the contestant to pay clerk hlro and' surety Interest for the remainder of tho year. CLAY i-irE CLUB OUTING. It Will Occur at Lake Ariel Today, Rain or Shine. The Clay Pipe club's annual outing takes place at Lake Ariel today. The train will leave the Krle and Wyoming Valley station at 8.30 o'clock a. m.. and will leave the lake, returning, at 6.30 o'clock. The outing Is to occur no mat ter what the weather conditions may be. A base ball game between the teams representing the councils and city en gineer's corps nnd a tug-of-war be tween the two branches of councils arc umong tho features of the entertain ment programme. AVOOa. Mrs. Hattle Bell represented the W. C. T. U., In convention at Ashley yi-s-terdoy. The state appropriation amounting to $2,400 was received by Treasurer Davis yesterday. "Hazel Kirk" will be produced hy the Home Dramatic Company tomor row evening In Sarsfleld opera house. The proceeds will be given to the St. Aloyslus society. John Whitfield and slstr, Mrs. Mar tin of California, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown this week. Mr. rrd Mrs. Clarence HirW? will begin housekeeping In iln llosklns' rcsc i nee on Alain sr -o-t. Rev. J. J. McCabe of Aubrn Centre was u visitor In town yesterday. Tup Lanfcliffe -al company w.ll pay It.i employes tod.'. I. Man Qulnn has broken giounl for the erection of a business block on McAlplne street. Pltr.ston townsilflp wns soMmnlzedl last evening In St. Mary's church, Rev. M. F. Crane olllclatlng. The bride was becomingly attired in a Niagara blue cloth travelling dress with braid trimmings. Her maid was similarly attired. The groom was waited upon by Arthur Davidson. After the cere mony a reception was tendered a large number of invited guests at the home of the bride's parents. In the lino of household goods they were handsome ly remembered by their friends. Tho marriage of Thomas O'Mnlley of the West Side to Kate Barrett of The Celtic American Quartette com posed of four of the best known vocal ists In the section of the state will be heard nt Sarsfleld opera house next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Annie Thomas of Wllkcs-Barre who has filled several Important church positions and won many prizes In eis teddfods Is the soprano. Miss Mary J. Williams, a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, London. Is contral to. The tenor Is Joseph Williams of Wilkes-Barre and la soloist In the Jew ish synagogue and chorister In tho First Methodist Episcopal church of Plymouth. Prof. Henry Harris musi cal director In the West Plttston pub lic schools Is the basso. Gwilllam Da vlcs. of Kingston, a graduate of the Now England Conservatory of Music will art as accompanist. Admission 25 cents. OBITUARY MIsr Mary Kgan. 21 years old, daugh ter of the lato James Veaw. died tin Tuesday evening last of appendicitis at her residence on the boulevard In Dick son. 11 To PATENT Good Ideas I may he secured by our aid, Addrees, THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md. imrs lUnJlJUaSUi Jonas Long's Sons. Our fifth season of MIL LINERY will be inaugurated with a Grand Opening Dis play on Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday of next week. In out-doing all our past openings, we invite your kindly presence and co-op-eration-every day. Jona s Long's Sons. -x) d d i vd ii Vd tlt m TT rire JL 11 W 9 JS If you really want a Bargain, and if yon want a neat-fitting, stylish suit of & jrs I Ladies' or Gents' Clothing! ! Of best material and workmanship, give us $: r$ a call aud see the astonishing low figures $: S we make on good, but little hurt with $ smoke, from our recent fire. Sale will only & r$ last io days, so be quick about it. $: 1303 SPRUCE STREET. AMUSEMENTS. I YCEUIV1 THEATRE fl-' BURflUNDRR & REIS. Lie;s It. K. LO.NU, Atanaser. Monday and Tuesday Nights. September 25 and 20. THE mU OF CHINATOWN A Cnrload of Special Sesnorv nnd Mechani cal EtIVctK, Direct from Itocord-IJreak-Ing KiiBRRumon In .Now YorK and l'hllnilelpiihu See Tho Fatal Plunge and Thrilling Oil. maxes. .Sparkling Comedy and ovel .Specialties Prices 25c, 50c, 75c and S1.00. ACADEHY OF HUSIC, BUUOUNDRR & RUIS. Lessees. II. R. LO.NU, Munazer. Balance of Week, BON TON STOCK COM PAN 1'ief.entir.g Mr. ChaH. Lcyburn In a le penolre of popular plays. Dime mulliifes Thursday and l"rldu ; Saturday matlneo 10 and :'"(. Kvonh.g prices, lu, 20. ;:oo. One week, conirr.f i (ing Monday, Sept. 21. MISS KATIIKKtXK KOBKK 111 a ro pertolre of up to date productions, open ing Monday evening with Sardou's mas terpiece, "Hadame Sans Gene." Dally dime matinees commencing Tues day. Evening prices. 10, 20. 30c. m infifis mlM n9n ZrtKgq ua"3 September 21-22-23 Faust's iletropolitan Burlesquers. . . Wed. Attraction "Hot Old Time in Dixie." UVEERiTA THE UP-TO-DATE LITTLE LIVER PILL CURES Billousnoss, Constipation, Dyspopsia, Sick-Hoad -acho and Livor Complaint. 8U&AR COATED. Sold by all drut-'data or sent by nail. Nerrlta Medical Co., Cblcija MAKE PERFECT MEN no not i)i:srAiu j ihinoivur fr Longer' Tti joj-i nj AinMtloni ot lir rtn tt itored to )u Th tery wonifftifiof Ncrvou DrMMlrftra tbaoluteW cur 1 by lKXlFKCJTO iintitt out. 1 iw Hrrn't'CTii TAIILF.TH. UlretrviuMirvlkriotn iiAini. fallinff nKmari and In will r Ana aram 01 thai power, mcuuea vj Inducratlona or icuioftily )rait. Imnirt vlim n1 ivtlne lAktirv funis. And drain of vital power. Incuucd by Hon Bracupltiittfm Uiv ycbv bloom to ids ha.lii anl I inifi in thai da nf rf" A aunr nr rttA. Onftito boirrntwi vital nrgy tJJJi boi at IttacorabUttKUAianttcriruraYSrny or money r funded- Can b ctrrled In vait pocket, Ro'l efcrywntie.or malitrilr, tilalt wrapper on iecelpJr price by Ttii rmmir a., rum Vu., (.i.,f Sold In Hcranton, Pa., by Matthews Bros, and McGarrah & Thomas, drub'sUta. a ifftlMfirl tai unFurtunttt tuBcrtri from AllUUlQlmivatoalitaiie, Itliwd 1'oUon, You-&rul Irrore, Lost Mitltty Vtrioucele. jeend fur hivnrn Test I in on I aU tod Hook 1 It Triirh In !.. Ml 1 TIIL'L'I tt i-V . " " A tl.l.tJ .11 .. VSA0 :Norlh M"tu t. I'MUdflphla, MyiVm. rocltltrlr 1 he onlr icULIu 1b the (tiltaJ Mti la aura aitn ihauirh. tha mml oil.hm hm. 1 1 Hit ti fillfel. Vreibcaiea eared Io 4 to 1 0 dyi.Ueuri f 3 6 9 f a-;3SS222iHi'i .' ftjiyK a ov irr.ii iSB&ftikra 100 PILLS 25 CTS. Tw?Ew i i i id i l Q Wo CENTRALRA1LR0AD OF NEW JERSEY SPECIAL EXCURSION FARES AND TRAIN FOR THE LEHIGH COUNTY FAIR AT ALLENTOWN ON THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 21, 1BOD. Special excursion tlclpts will be sold good to go only on train leaving Scrauton nt 7.23 a. m. and return on any train Soot. 21 or 22. Kcturnlug the Special train will leave Allentown at 7 p. m. Vara for the round trip, adults J2..V) Children U0 REDUCED FARES TO PHILADELPHIA S VIA " & rire I CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY J1 FOR THE NATIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITION AT PHILADELPHIA ON SEPT. 14, ANO CONTINUES UNTIL NOV. 30, 1390. For thin occasion special excursion tickets will be sold from Scrauton. Theso. tlckcu will be on sale fri the opening of the Exposition and will he good for return until December 4, Inclusive. 6.n3 for the round trip, which Included admission to tho Exposition. n ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS of the Chicago & North Western Hy. afford tho best service between Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis. Leave Chicago ever- night at 6.30. Tho track and equip ment ar? of the highest standard. Low rate tourist tickets to St. Paul, Minne apolis. Lake Mlnnetonka, Duluth. Helena. Uutte, Yel lowstone Park, Portland, Ta- coma, Seattle and Alaska. For particulars ask your nearest ticket agent or ad dress Chicago & North-Western Ry. Principal Agencies : PHILADELPHIA NBW YORK 161 Chestnut St. 461 Broadway rillCAUO 193 Clark St. I PCalehriter'a Knsllik Plamwd Kre.1. EHNYROYAL FILLS uriffiati aid uij Ucaulno. rct fJwt- rclltUt. LADit ik UfUlllit for Ckickultrt Ingluh ji mend hran4 In lied tad 6'oJ hipuIIU ibeiii, setltd with tlut rlbtMa Take DO other, liffuii danatroHM aufcififu. fitu ant tmifuoit. At lrtijUu,r mo4 . la ittnpi for psrtlCBliri, inilmoaUli tet - itrnci wr i-tv r.Mcllra. i (eftee, by rclm ami! ii'iuuu j rmmsuin jvecte er lnliaataiBif L ! at I ('a.. M aid ( .. Chip BoU lr 4U LkU Vmtiiiu. I'itllAUA.. T-. MADE ME A MmW AJAX TABLETS FOS1TIVELY CORK iXAvrrou JHirajea railing Men tiry, Jrapotency, Meep1ounF0,eto.. oaincj Ly Abuo or other Kiouaaea und Inti'a c rot ion-. X-u uulektu and surety reucro Lost Vitality In oil or jound.and f. . n man fn.atnil. I. !... asl . i'l-nt Jniiniljr ua Coniaimillon It taVtr'iu time. Tbelrtio shoiri la medlato jinrro-t. inanf ina fforta a CLUE nhoro All nthar fall In. ltt n lia-liu the i-nulne AJux Ttblcti. The here cured thousand! ami wMlcuroyoo. Wept-oapoc- wept-oas rrrt"r- tire wrUton guarantm to effect a rure cachets or refund the raontr. I'rlceUw U I O itMir ruckauei or, ill l..- (full treatment! for (2.60. Ily mai I, In plain wmppur. upon rrc-tpt of rrlre. Circular too aJax HPMPiwrn . W.,ii7.s lu - ...-. ., rait,,,, ui. For eala In Scrantcn, Pa., by Matthew Droi. and II. C. Sanderccn, druggist, 4$$ "M .&l V ..y
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