8 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNJ0-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1899. R aVAB Baking b" 4r r iUSOLUIEEv'lHJRE Mokes the food more delicious and wholesome ROTAl WIWWW WHITNEY'S WEEKLY BUDGET OF NEWS terrible fate of michael brannagan's jersey cow. Largo Lot of Lumber Destroyed by Fire Dates of the County Falr3. Annual Statement of the Erie Kail road New Ralhoad Station for Forest City Lay of the Autumnal Poet Farmer Comstock'3 Dogs. Epeclal to Tho Scranton Tribune Susquehanna, Sept. 10 A Jersey cow belonging to Michael tiiunnagan, the rascudc blue stone qunuyman, nn't vlth a sudden death on Monday. While browsing about in the pasture near the quarry the cow swallowed a small dynamite caitiidgo At 5 o'clock lllrhnel Brannugan, jt.. came to the pasture to drlf the coWs to the milk ing lot. The Jersey leCusod tn ac company the other cows when young Urannagan hit hei on the side with a club and a tenlllc explosion ensued. The cow was shattered Into bundled of piece", some of them being hut led nn eighth of a mile Into the air, but lie escaped death or seilous Injury bv falling Into a deep (reek, fiom which lie was rccuud by the quarry men 'run xi:vs kkcoud N'cai state line, sis miles noith of Susquehanna on Suiulaj, 300,000 feet of lumber belonging to Kvuns & Compan. of Wlndsoi, weie debtiojed li flic. It liad just been sold for SI." per 1,000 feet. One bundled and sixty Hlnghamton people on Sunday extursloned to Klor blde Paik, in Lauesboio. The Susquehanna band will furnish some excellent music at the cominj: firemen s convention in Scianton. Tho funeial of the late William J. Agnew will take place on Thursday afternoon fiom the Uaptisi church, llev. i:. Jt. Abbott, of Caibondalc. -Hill ofllclatc. Sen lees will be under the direction of Canawaeta lodge. No H60, F and A. M. 13 n. V. Searle. esq, has put chased the Taj lor blue stone quaiiles near Lanesboro Tlf t men w ill begin oper ations today. COUNTY tVRRUNCY. There Is some comfort in the fact that the Hurnwood t'oal company hasn't as et joined the coal combine. Postmaster H Stoddatd, of Jlont rose, has been appointed district depu ty grand legent of the Itoyal Aicanum for the Twelfth dlstiict of this state Theie will be ,t balloon ascension at the Harford fair The other things at the fair will not come so high A district Sunday school Institute Mill be held in Susquehanna on "Wed ik sday. Hallstead '.letchis nailed a cat to the cuib of the town well The HnlMeurt Young .Alen'p C'luistlan n,-socIatlon on Saturday ran n fiee ex cursion to Heait lake. Montrte eNpects to hae the new Ftite asylum If it is Incited in Sus quehanna county, of course Susque hanna will get it. Tor it is t-n wiitten I lie .Yfontioso fall opened today nnd w ill be continued tomorrow. The Harfoul fair will be held Kipt RAILIUMD HAPPHNINGS. Jefferson Division Conductor Polk Talmer Is 111 at his home In this place. The njinu.il .'tntement of the Hrlo roihoad for the vear ending June 30. fchows net earnings R.fif8.fiS: Increase. $S1.ri,518; suiplut. .(!30,79S; ircrcase, JP.SS?. The Erie general stot room In Sus quehanna now (ortnin- a mammoth ttoek of supplies Including about everything frtm a lamp vlck to a lo comotive pilot for the entire f-vtem. What shall It ptofit a load If four fifths of the time It charges passen gers three cents nnd mote a mil", and the remainder of the time cnirles thetu for next to nothing. Late advices are to the effect that Honesdalo newspapers are tunnellnrr the Moosle mountain for the c.le. Rut TJ,?n ' '"" " thI"K '" thnt ' "I, '.. . , Foiest City expects i now i.allio.ad nuiiun in iiiu near luiure. ne ner(H It The present structure ir a little that settled It The Erie has about 1,200 employes in Susquehanna and they are among tho most skillful in the country A moie intelligent, sober and steady lot of workmen do not exist anyw here. DOTS AND DASHES. The cat poisoner is getting In his oi lier dirty work on Church hill. Eagen and Shew nre getting used to respites, and they really like them, and they will be veiy much sui prised if nnythlng much worse happens to them For that matter, so will a lot of other people. Is "hanging plutd out" In old Susquehanna county? As election day approaches, county politics get warmer and nastier. The Hrandt chair factoiy Is rushed with orders. The editor of the Susquehanna Jour nal Is Just now receiving a lot of fieo newspaper advertising, sandwiched Mlth left-handed compliments and fllangwhanging. It must be that he Is running for some fat office. The Susquehanna county Prohibition ists are spending no money to corrupt voters. The world Is growing beltei. A day off with the daisy, Hl or tho lobe May be the thing for poets, who are sim ple, I suppose; But Blvo mo In the autumn time, tho best In all tho land. A day off with a elder mill and doughnuts close at hand. Unknown Bard. IN" A LINR OR SO. Cards nre out announcing the com ing marriage of Edward A. Brownel, of Patrs6n, N. J., and Miss Mary Coughlln; of .Susquehanna. Tho, county commissioners ivero In town on 'Friday,' arranging for the erection of the county bridge on Main etreet, Jn thisJboroUBn' Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rockafeller have returned home from their wedding tour. I Tho Sunday school of tho First larger nnd le.-s attractive than a freight , T ""t Frltln ' :,". ".!"? "l JL.'.r . 'V" -".T1 fantrn bank old coop to the L'rie management-.and .... ' Powder CO.,tWVOH. Methodist church will have a grand tally on Sunday next. A bald eaglo was recently shot near Dimock. Uelng bald la evidence that It had a mnte. The Transcript states that "one hun dred clergymen and aldermen will at tend the Lackawanna Picsbytory" now In session here. It's a splendid place for aldetmen. Hotter make It a grand missionary meeting. no Dons TALK? rarmcr Cotnstock. of Herrlck, has two dogs, which ate accustomed to remain In the bum, and have become fine friends with the horses. The dogs and hoises go to pasture together, and return nt evening In company. One day one of the dogs came limning irom a small piece of timber half a mile from the bam and was lolned by the other dog The fit st dog villi led and looked in a qucet manner and then ran to the house, while the second dug at once stalled off to run to the woods. Tho first dog hunted around the place un Ml he found the fnimer, and then by barks and strange antics, uttrnafd his attention, nnd started back towards the timber. The farmer paid little at tention until ho was told about the dog's comersatlon, which was wit nessed bv one of the men, and then he followed to the woods. There Fainu-r Constock found one of th hoises had fallen down In i small water course which was po narrow nnd steep that It was impossible for the tinlmnl to rite. Tho horse was lylnsr perfectly still, while the second dog was sitting by its head, licking Its fT-o ind showing bv Its attention that it intended to comfort the horse nil that lay In it power, i The fact lh.it the horse wns Hlng In an out-of-the-wav plare. and tho additional fact that the second dog went directly to where it had fillen. was ploln pvldenc" that tho first dog had told the story nnd ghen directions for finding the horse that was in tiouble. Whitney. BRADFORD COUNTY. Special to The Scranton Tribune Towanda, Sept 20 Mr. and Mrs n. J Paiker. of Newton. Kan. aie visit ing friends at the county seat. The gentleman Is dlxlsion supeilntendent of the Atchison, Topekn, and Santa Fe lallrond Mrs. W F Holmes and family, of ranibiidgepott. Mass., returned home on Satuiday, after spending some time with Towanda relatives. Misses Mollle and Nellie Rowan, f WjaluMng. were guestt of Towanda ft lends oer Sunday. Mrs J H Haw es and YSennett TIawcs, of Newark, N. .1., nie visit ing relatives in Towanda. Itallroad DitecMve f'akev, of Sayre. was In Towanda on odlelnl business th-4 first of the week. Mr. nnd Mis. II. T. Oraes aie en Jolng a few days' visit In New Yoik. William Martin, of 'W ysox. while at tempting to lump on a moving train nt K.ist Towanda on Sundav, missed his slop in f.ome manner and fell un der the wheils In mic h a nny as to have his kf foot cut off lie was later lemoved to the Sayie hospital Uli.sc s Isab.'lle and Mary Gordon, Towanda ladles, have Just enteied Vel lesUn college Court was ndiouined on Satuiday bv 'Coioner and Hurgc-s Pratt, In the ab- k nee of 1'iotlionotaiv Liney and Hiier iff Fell Mis Chailette M lohnson, of Mans field, has ben admitted to practice law In the emnts of Tioga county Mrs M i: Manney, of Philadelphia, Is visiting friends at the oourity seat, being n gut s of Mrs N. N Petts William T Croat v. of Columbia county, a neninciati'' candidate for state treasuier, will speak at the Brad ford eountv fair next Wednesday Chnilef Deal born, for twenty-live enis a Lehlrli Valley conductor, died nt bis home In Puffnlo last Thursday. Hm la! was at Waverlv. on Saturday. An unsuce Tsful nttcmi.t was made bv thieves to enter the Episcopal rec tory on Monday morning The pastor. Rev Daw, was awakened by the break ing of w Indow glass consequently they made their escape. tri1, Anrmn n T nbft lTAnflllltMf t 111 ,"p on' Vov j Tho t ' m'Pnvhn reported for this '' urt Jtnr,1nv- " "- chaiged on their arrival. jIra! T( T. novse. an need and est!- died on Sunday the safe lock In the failed to work, nnd cur bo secured from outside qimrtrrs Dr J. . Stewart nnd E E. Qalnlan, of the Towanda Piesbvterlan church nre nttendlng the meeting of th- Pres bvteiy now In s,oslon nt Tunkhan lioek Thomas F Pi lee a n"wsdenler at Scianton, Is making It pleasant f-r his many friends at Wysnx nnd To vvnnda Hon nnd Mis. J, H. Codding aie at Pbllndelnlila Ex-Posttnastor T3 T Smith Is a guest of friend In 'Tieater New York. Dr R O. Rice, of Towanda. Is at tending the state meetlnc of tho vet erinary surcrer.ns nt Scranton. Dr. V Steelee nt tended the One Hun dred nnd Twentv-tHrd New Voifc p. fnntrv reunlou nt Elmlia nn Tuesday rrot has alieadv Inlurerl late corn nnd buckwheat in many parts of tr3 county. Weddlne Invitations Issued. Honcdale. Sept. 20. Invitations have been Issued bv Mr nnd Mr Wil liam V TvanH to tho marring? of their daughter. Mi-it. Maiy. to Wymnn Wal lace Kimble, which Is to take place at tho home of the bride's parents, on tipper West street, Wednesday at hlsh noon, Sept. 2T. Borough or City Which P Pottsvllle, Sept. 20. At the next gen eral election Pottsvllle will vote tn de cide whether to remain a boiough or become a city. Easy $& Take Became purely vegetable-yet thor ough, prompt, healthful, satisfactory EX-ALDERMAN KELLY SECURES TRUE BILL LITTLE AND O'TOOLE AGAIN INDICTED. Scrantoninn Publishers Must An swer, Also, for Defaming tho Character of a Private Citizen. The Colored Man, Coleman, Who Robbed Mis. Huntington, Satur day Night, and Who Wns Arrested' Monday, Was Indicted Yesterday. Other Bills Returned by the Jury. In Us fourth report yesterday, the Biand lury returned a true bill In tho criminal libel case of ex-Alderman John Kelly against Llttlo and O'Toole, of the Scrantonlan, An Indictment wns also returned ncalnst J. Coleman, the colored man, who was nrrcsted Monday for robbing Mrs. Huntington Saturday night. Altogether there were fifty Hue and eighty-four Ignored bills In the return. Tho Jury expects to conclude Its work today, TRUE RILLS. Fornication nnd Hastardv. John Keefe; Mnme Cogglns, prox Perry Ilctzcl, Alary W'nrd, prox As.iult ami Ratters -Tolka Hendzak; Stosik Gnrelotzskle, pros Puller John Mm, G. P RoMhoii, pros 1. Wuliliun, Girt Young, Jacob Schloss. pios. Finnic Jtirklewicz, Barbara Rakowskn, prox. Thomas McCluskle, Edward '1 homas, Samuel Davis. D W Thomas, pros. An drew Mnrtzer, Wassll Kuttkow pros. Gcerge. Smith. G R Van Horn, pios James Murray, William Corbett, pros Sam Pierson, Muunson Iteiola, ptos William E Gllbool. Patrick J Glvnn, pros, ronnlo Scbocnse. Peter Potkos, ptos. John Novack, Prank Jobonobev, pros. Samuel Jurkowltz, Samuel Hnirl", pros DonitoM Genovlse Mni Mutra, prox J.otenro Matuchv, John Matucbv , Samuel Deviv I ptos William Lewis, W T. Robinson, pros John Sorto, Morila Gulsherg, pros Aggravnti'd Assault and Battery Sam uel PkiMin, nj.bls Simon pros Edward R.arrett, Mark Uarittt, Thomas White, liros Statutory Burglar) -William Marks. Thomas Lcyshon, pros. Eugeno Seilv, Ra Seel). Geoige Seelv, John t'tslck, William Coleman, David Vaughn Joo Mo Martin Subnllskv, William Mox, Thomas I.ej Hhnn pros Robbery--.! Colem.in. Tr.ank Robllng, Jr pros Michael Kearne), John Mnck ev , Thomas I.ejshon, preis Felonious Wounding E. R Dennis, Jacob Ellman. puis Malicious Mischief -Joseph Meholnth, Annlo HorohJ, piox. John Sweenc), Jano Welsh, prox. Ellen Noon; Joseph Mitchell, prox Larcen) and Receiving. II E Taylor, Sadie E I.lndsey, prox. Richard Hums, James Brown, Lewis Renda pros Gtorge Snltz: Patrick Swift, nros. Patrkk Swift, Mrs A C Ackerl), prox. Miles Vlnch, Joseph Pool, pi os Ellen Noon-, Joseph Mitchell, pros. John Snrto; Mor ris GulsboriT. nros Geortro llowmann, John Yobs, pros Larceny by Bailee. Fred Rudge: Mrs A L. Tlbbltts. prox. Lewis Spitz. John Buhennk, preis Can) c'once.iled Weapons Chailes Smith. S A Bllbv pros Rape -William F May, Ann Glllhooley. prox Administering Stiipef)ing Diugs John E.irlv, Frank Robllng jr , pros Assault and Battel) Ppon Public Ofllcer Allco Ellelxe, Richard Birron, pros Defrauding Bn irdlng House. Pre d Budge, A L Tlbliits, prox Forgei) ll.ii r M Coursen, Prank Robllng ir pros Selling Llcpior V Ithout License James Mm laugh Thomax Levshon. pros Pointing Pistol. Daniel liases, Charles Bnildrnz nros Illegal Pishing Martin Cardon, Christ Tnvlm, Pied L HurdteV,. liros 1.1 be. 1 -Richard Little, M. J. O'Toole . John Killv pros Incestuous Mm rlaro Frank McElro) , Benjamin McFIro), pros IGNORED BILLS Assault and Batter) M D. Cure, llen rv Long, pros, to pa) coMs James Ber aiiki), Peter PrNlosUv, pros , tei pa costs Thomas Piusscr William Divls, rhester Lewis, Ruth Donovan, prox , to pa) costs Susie Tomlno, Pb'iro Ceil a, pros , to pu) costs. Mary Kwi ilkovvi-ka, M irv o& esna, piox , to i i costs Thomas F Davis, Margaret llobbs, prox to pay costs Mai) Ann Burns, Mniy Ann Case1) , Ann Gammon, prox , eountv pay costs Hugh Moron, Caroline Dambroskl prox, to pay costs Man A Covino, Ter esa Covlno, Cella Gliielll, prox, to pav costs Michael Radon, Annie Mica, piox , to pay costs Frank Sllsb) , John Murra), pros, to p.i) costs Joseph Chopllnskl, Kanstanly Ivunowj'kl Anthonv Koleskl, Anastuzy Gronczewskl, Agnes Musch prox , to pay costs John F Meagher, Mary Meaght r, prox , to pay costs Vac law Yurhkt, Michael Mntyjcwlcz, pios , to pay costs Ann Gammons, .Mary A c.ihey, prox, count) pa) costs Caspar Cole, Joseph Granelenetto, pios. to pay costs Adam Solosk) , Chailes Grovltch, pros, to pay costs Solly Phillips, Leu ora I'hllllps. piox., to pa) custs J Cole man, Piank Robllng, jr. pros, county p.i) costs Anna Mlci, Michael Radon, pios , to pay costs Mahlcna Shenda, Ed ward Siicll, pios, to pa) costs Joseph Mlkus, Joseph F Woelkers, pros, to pay costs John F Gallagher, J J Gallagher, pros, to pay costs Willie Simpson, Da vid J. Jones, William Carter, Frank Thorn is Anthon) Wrlghtson, Willie Ev ans, Powell Novak, pros, to pay costs Alma Phillips, Sidle Rhodes, prox, to pav costs Annie Peranko: Annie Pros iosk) , prox , to pa) costs. John Hunyak, Joseph Butehko, Michael Polko, pros, to pav costs Thumn" E Quick, George W. Price pros , to pay costs Adam Luzer: Harry Push, pros., to p.i costs. John Rpps, Ann RoscncranU, prox , to pay losts Macule Itlilgevvay. Mary Pilot, prox , to pa) costs II. J Rosencrans, U S Rosencrans, J B Lcsb, pros , to pay costs J lturnetti: John Loncenltti. nios . to pay costs Rose Deponnla, Jane Tom ni), prox to pay cots Robbcij Jacob Illman. Michael Ne ballck, pros William llnjvs, Patilck Retly, pros John Hollnt, John PorcosKa, pros Adulter)' Mrs. Joseph Soloman, Irene rretltz, prox , to pa) costs Mary Far liino, Francis Pasqullo, pros, to pay costs. M J Norton, E R Depuy, pros , to pa) costs Joseph Kallnowskf, Fran ces Znliiucka, prox , tn pa) costs. Rosy Oidiccka, Alexander Oshecka, pros, to pa) costs. Defrauding Hoarding House Joseph Clemment Peter Pudo, pros, to pay costs John Kopusrhlnskl, Roman Matu bewskl pros, to pay costs Common Scold Anna Paseoej John Pe latz, pros , to pay costs Hannah Col ler.in, Ellen Orav, prox , to pa) costs Malicious Mischief Stephen Kotkouskl; Frank Rnkouskv pros , to pay costs. Stanley Yarano, Frank Graskoskc), pros , to pay costs Joseph Decgan, John Folct, pios . to pay costs Richard Walsh, John L)don, pros., to pay costs Thomas Col lernn, Ellen Gin), prox, to pav co-ts Philip Wclsberger, M Schwurt, pios, to pay costs Larceny and Receiving Lble Hlllts. Jennie Brown, Ann Poitei, prox, to pay cobts John Cunnlnglnm, John White, pros , to puy costs Whltmoro Jones; Da vld Watts pios Julia A Swo)fi, Annla Hnroko, prox , to pav costs John Mo Nlerney Am McNIerncv , fame's W Clark, pros. T W McLaughlin. Gus Melslnger pros Eehvard McNamara, 'Jo. bias llurke, pros , to pav costs Murray Culver, alias Charles Wood, .lesslci Wll Hams, prox William Cutler, Tllllo C. Cutler; William Hueter, pros, to pay costs Extortion Thomas Turner. J N Stuck, pros , to pay costs Soiling Liuor Without I.icenso Mury Maligna. Bridget Mills, prox, to pay cons. William Shirk; Joseph F. Woelk ers. pros lo pay costs Andrew Stupock Mary Stupock; Jacob Surovitz, pros, to pay costs Receiving Stolen floods Mrs William Swo)cr, Annlo Horoko, prox. KEEPING A GAMING HOBSE.-Chas. Hartz; Joseph Okshetskl pros , to pay costs. Peter Delusky. Bernard Smith, pros., to pay costs. Charles J Kcogn; Thomas Coyne, pros., tn pay costs Forcible Entry and DetainerJohn Cun ningham; Katio White, prox., to pay costs Perjury-John McCarty; A. D. Sheldon, pros., to pay costs. Carrying Concealed Weapons. Sal vatore Morello; Vencenzo Morello, pros , to pay costs. Rape Joseph ChtlMltr; John Jerzeiskl, pros. Negligence by Hallcc William Lynett; Tobias llurke, pros., to pay costs. Violation of Food Laws John Williams, deorgo Wnllnco, H J Slovens, pros., county pay costs. 1 homas P. Joycoj John It l.eman, pros , county pny coats. Pnlfe Piitciises- John Egnu; John Ev ans, pros., to pay costs. J. J. Timlin: Jnmes Durkln, pros , tej pny costs Mi chael Shnrck; U W. Hottleker. pros, to pny costs Uenrgo Spitz: Patrick Swift, pros , to pay costs William F. Wnlshj II. Carpenter, pros., to pay costs. FOR GOLF RASH Beat Itaili, inflammations, Itching, Irritations and dialings, undue or offonsWa pcr9plratlon, and many other sanatlvo U9es, nothing so cooling, purifying, and refreshing as a bath with Cuticcra SoAr, followoel in tho severer forms by gentle anointings with CcTicrtiA, tho great skin cure and purest of emollients. CuTicuitc 8oArUlcTmul iltdonbt themoittfffetiTt ekln piirifjlng mil bMulifrlnit loip l wtll tile purtrt fta4 iwtt tf it for Inllf t, Dth, ind turnery. Sold throuih out lh Wrtrld I'dtTllt IIRlil AMD CfnrM C'onr.Hol l'ropi., Doiton ' How to IUtc Of tuliful skta," tttt ill Pay You to see our liue of Shoes at $2.00, $3.00 and $4 00 for Men aud Womeu all styles and width. Mver Davidow Tho Cheapest Shoo Store. 307 Lackawanna Avenue. SIUSnilHIIHIIlIElillHUlIBIIISHIIIIIIR OO0 I THIRD NATIOM BANK I OF SCRANTON. S DEPOSITARY OF 3 THE UNITED STATES. HI I Capital Surplus $200,000 S .. 425.000 5 M M S I WM. CONNELL, President. K HENRY BELIN Jr., Vlce-Pren. 2 WILLIAM II. PHCK, Cashier 0 riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiuimii? NEW YORK HOTELS. The St. Denis Broadway and nietcnth St., Njw York, Opp. Orace Church Curopsai Plan. Rooms $1.00 a Day an J Upwards. In a modest and unobtrusive way there aro few better conducted hotels in tho metropolis than tho St Denis. Tho great popularity it tins acquit ed can reuelily he traced to Its uniquo location, its home-llko atmophere, the peculiar ex cellence of its cuisine and service, and Its very moderate prices WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON, WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor. Sixteenth St. ail Ir?l tf Plaj), NEVA YORK. AMERICAN PLAN, .$3. SO Per Day and Upwards. LUKOPEAN PLAN, $1.50 Per Day and Upwards. I. D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor. -M"f For ISiisiiiesi Men In tho heart of tho wholesale district. For chopper.? S minutes' walk to Wanamakers; . o imuuics co DiPkej cooper b lilt! I y Store llnsy cf access to the great " t- Dry Ooods Stores. t For Sightseers 4- One block from D'way Cars, eIv. 4. InK easy transpoitatlon to nil L points of Interest, I HOTEL ALBERT X NEW YOKK. 4- Cor. 11th ST. fe UNIVEUSITY IU -f -f Only one Illock from IJ roadway. . t Rooms, $1 Up. pSSTSSMSL t 1 - -f -f -f -f-f f -f ft4-t--tt Mitiollpaurdlvallact Black T HIS is only a branch of our Dress Goods Stock, but it's the most important of all, and we treat it with the care and attention that it deserves. In seven years of providing you with Dress Fabrics, we have never had so much in black to show you. There are hundreds of styles for you to choose from. We show them in the right center of the store, under a clear, pure light that is merciless in its dis closures of faults. Nothing but a good, rich, smooth black will endure this test. We have nothing else. There is no longer attached to black an exclusive significance of mourning. Ma dame Fashion has long since recognized its richness and effect iveness, and it holds a high place in her favor this season. The whole stock is one worth examining with care. Connolly 127 and .. fc AA A J HJX.M Good I- the "Staff of Ufe ' It can not he mnile of pool flour, nnd when ou h.np'Kooel flour jou mu'-t lie a poiii cook Indeed It you do not have good bread 44 ?? riour nnke delicious bread. Ilread tint tastes s.o koo! jnu will chov. it slowly and thor oughly bceuuoe you enJo eery bit of It. Oet It of our grocer "We only wholcsalsit " THE WESTON ILL CO. Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant. TAKE TIME Br THE FORELOCK.' T CIllIE Car load Just arrived. All styles, and prices the lowest. Workmanship guaranteed e n on THZ CHEAPER GRADES. Keep us In mind and you won't re gret giving us your patronage you will get goods as represented giving you our easy terms of payment or very lowest prices for cash. Immense stock of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets. Iron Beds, etc. Flva largo floors full to tho celling al Thos, Ke'ly's Stow, prankM, L At Retail. Coal of the best quality for domestic use and of all sizes, Including Buckwheat and Ulrdscye, delivered In any part of tho city, at the lowcat price. Orders received at the olllce. Council building, Itoom SOS' telephone No 1762, or at tho mine, telephone No 272, will he promptly attended to. Dealers supplied at the mine, mOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO The Dickson Jlanufacturlns Co. bcranton and Wllkevltnrre, Va, .Mumifuoturert of LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES Uollers, Molitlnzand Pumplnu Machinery. General Office, Scranton, Pa. s in tins SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER The New Dress 129 Washington Fall Carpets WMw& WILLIAMS Interior litis Lager Beer Brewery Manufacturers or OLD STOCK FSLSHE ffiiiffiittSUiniDiPJ'i Teluphons Cull, 23,15 DR.BENSTEN 311 Spruci S:. Tiinpld Court liuiidiaj, Scraatoa, Pa. All acute iind chronic diseases of men women and children t'UHONIC. NKUV OL'3, HHAIN AND WAbTING DIUUAS i;a A Bl'UCIALTY. All diseases of ttu Ltci, KidlieB, liladdei. Skin, Iilood, Nerves, Womb, Ee liar. Nose, Throat, nnd Lungs. C'ancerw, Tumours, 111 s Ilupturu Cloltre, Itlicunuitlsm, Asthma, Catarrh, Variococele Lost Manhood, Nlshtly nmlsslons, nil I emale Diseases, Lfiicorrhoea. etc Gonorrhea, Syphilis Illootl Poison, Indiscretion and jouthful habits obliterated Surgerc Fits, i:p lensy Tnpt nnd Ptomieh Worms CA TAUIUlOZONi:, Speclflo for Catarrh Three months' treatment only $5 00 Trial fteb In olllce. Consultation and exuml nations free Ofllcc hours dally and Sunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. IDR, DENSTEN Goods ace Avenue. We offer better inducements to the carpet buyer this season than ewr before. Paying less for your carpets than we ask is getting thread bare spots and dissatisfaction that you do not bargain for. Everything in Wilton, Ax minster, Velvet, Brussels, Savonerrie, Ingrain. ANULTY. Decorators. 129 Wyoming Avenue, gU!ieilIIEIIiEI0IIIIII3IIIIIIII(HIIII! mm 5TSKi. 1 mmm 1 torn IP 5 IFL0REY& BROOK SI 311 Washington Avenu:. Opposite Court House. 5 5li!:UKIi!II!illIl!HKIUiI!IBllll!llllK THE HI P0VBER CO, Rooms land2,Com'MiBTu's. SCRANTON, PA. nining and Blasting POWDER SI.' do at Moolc and H111U lale Worltt LArLIN & RAND POWDUtt CO 'S ORANGE GUN POWDER Kl clrlo llattarlon, l.leotrln Uvploilort. tor oxplodlns bluiti, Safety Fine and Repau.13 Chemical Co's expES'iVes Fwping !ftBHK.W? I S V
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