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THE SClt ANTON TltlJJUiNE-FRIDAY, SEITUMiJUU 29, 1899.
UVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
RUMOR OF SALE OF DICKSON
CO.'S MAOniNE SHOPS.
$
Negotiations Are Said to Bo on for
a Transfer of tho Property to the
Mldvale Iron and Steel Company.
Individual Operators' Road to New
York Is Again Among tho Possi
bilitiesAnnual Moeting of tho
Ontario and Western Railroad
Company Industrial Notes.
Humor hai it that ncgotlttlonb
are under way for tho sale of the Dlrk
son Manufacturing company's machlm
works In this city and "Wilkes-Banc to
tho Mldvale Iron and Steel oopi.nny,
'which has works near Philadelphia.
The purchasers, so tho story rocs,
hecure the plant In consideration of
their nssumlnff the Dickson compan's
bonded and floating indebtedness.
The locomotive shops, known as tho
Cliff works, are to be retained by the
stockholders The deal will be con
summated, it is said, when the Dick
eon company's statement of Indebted
ness Is verified by the accountants of
the purchasing company.
These experts, so It is said, wore
nt work for seveial weeks, go
lng oer the eompam's accounts
nnd making Inventory of its
propel ty, and last week went back to
New York, whence they came, nnd ato
likely, now, fanning a rtpoit for the
piospectie purchaseis.
Tho company's bonded Indebtedness
In round numbers Is $1000 000, and It?
floating debt Is about half as much
again. This Just about repiesents what
the property Is intrlrslcallv worth. The
capitalization Is $SOO,000,and It is flguied
tint the Cliff works Is wotth all of this
nnd piobably more At all events tho
deil would. In the opinion of tho Intel -eted
p.ntks, make the now practically
valueless stock woith Its full face
value.
The Dickson company's heavj debt Is
accounted lni b the fact that far many
yeais the conipan persisted In paying
its Ksulai ten pen cent dividend when
it could not affoid it This left It with
such a meagre working capital that
when extensive Impiovements were
found necessai to keep abreast of tho
times bonds had to be issued Some
reveies at one period accounts for a
poitlon of the debt.
That Opposition Road.
Announcement was made yesterday
that the meeting of the Anthracite
Operatois' association scheduled to
take place Oct 11 has been postponed
to Oct 2" This Is the meeting at
which definite action Is to be taken on
the proposition to proceed with the
constiuctlon of the contemplated load
from Scranton to Xevv Yoik
A local member of the association
and prime movei in the piojected in
dependent road said j estei day to a Ti I
bune reportei vvlici asked as to the
cause of the postponement'
"The postponement means much, but
at piesent I am not at liberty to dis
cuss the matter. I can say this much,
though1 That meeting will develop
something that will give jou a stall
ling bit of news
Tiom anothei soutce a direct inti
mation was received that the load Is
veij llkel to be built There was a
well-founded stoiy afloat during the
summer that the new road had secured
English backing The fact that i
number of Its stockholders spent tV
summer abroad gave the stoty coloi
nt the time, and latei developments
of vailous kinds strongly confirm the
story.
The binves of the road as far as the
Delawaie livei have been completed
Flooding the Dodson.
The woik of Hooding the Dodsnn
mine at Plymouth Is piogiesing fnv-o-ably
ami if not! Ing infoieq0en turn,
up the mine win i,n flitl v m, water
within the net ten dnvs and the fire
that has be -n rigmsr in It Mi, to th
destination of the breaker will be ma
teied The nine laige pumps at tho
rK-er lie tin owing 1" Of'0,000 gallon')
of witei Into the trlnL ip twenty
foui hours a:,cl tlv mine Use If makes
one million gallons In the same time
Mine roieninn Dmld K Davisi
Ftntes that lh- w itei Is at piesent
fif.y-Mx feet up the shaft and It Isi
riplcl v filling the I'nnett. Cooper and
Tivt -foot vein" When the mine Is (111
d tl.e watei will be illowed to stnnd
s-oire time and ther the tusk of pump
ing It out will bng n
Lehigh Valley Changes.
More changes in the organization of
the Lelilcrli 'alloj H.iihoad company
nio to take place C P Coleman who
nl one time was the geneial stotekeepcr
of the companv but who lor some time
past lias been the purchasing agent
ot the I ethlehem 'ion companj, has
been offeied the position of puichasitn;
agent of the Lehigh Vallev llailioad
company, which he has accepted. Ho
will absume the duties of that ofllce on
October 15
Many of the ofTieeis of the Lehigh
Valley Itnllroad company nre located
now In New York, and It Is Intimated
that It will not be manv jeais befoio
nil the offlcei s, except the secretaiy and
trasurcr, v. Ill be in that city. As ti or.
as all the airangements can be made
the puichaslng agent depntment,
which is located now In this citv Is to
bo moved to New Yoik, but owing to
the lack of room at the present time in
tho building In which tin unices In
tyl.JWP.;W6SWSWfl
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Laugfiing $
Babies
w
Good nature In
children is rare,
unless tbey are
healthy. Those g
raised on the S
CONDENSED MILK
are comparatively free from sick- $
ness. This milk is so easily pre-
pared that improper feeding is x
inexcusable,
1 SWD FOR BOOE ON BABIES." J
BMUITS CONDENSED MUX CO., N. T.
MftlkMtattMfcHttfefctftfcMfctttii
I Gail Bo
I Eagle B
rand
mmm $ iwuAUiK
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs,
Hny Fever, Bron
chitis, Asthma
and all Diseases
of tho Throat and
Lungs.
Clooit of MMIcttrrl Vfipor are Inhaled
through th mouth and rmltted from thi nos
trlla, clanlni: ami Tipnrlilnf all the lnflmul
and dlni-Ofd pari which 1'lnnot be reached lij
medicine taken Into the stomach.
Tl rccthet Ihr rnrc notiH hcaU thf raw
placrItpoestatUcentottUteateIt ncM m
abalm and tonic to the tihntc auitemllPOat
druggists or sent bimail. U0$ Arch St., JPMla.
New York are located, it Is thought
thnt it will be several months befoio
all this clonal tment Is located here.
V C Aldcrson, who has been ap
pointed treasurer of the company, in
placo of J. Andrews Harris, jr., who re
signed, will assume the duties of his
new position on the first of next month,
but owing to the Inability of Mr role
man to retire from his mesent noslUon
until that time, ho will have charge of
the pui chasing agent's department ns
well
Tho Lehigh Valley llallroad company
at the present time is iiractlcally a
New Yoik corporation, as its lines run
directly to Jersey City, and Its business
Is secured almost wholly fiom thnt
city. Several years ago the company
made an attempt to leach, this cltj
but owing to tho high price demanded
for tho ground and other obstacles, tho
idea was abandoned, nnd wh n Mr. WlU
bur retiied fiom the presidency of the
company tho new management began
to cater to the wants of Its natrons In
New York, and It was not long befoio
most of the high fllcials wcio located In
that cltv
Exetnsive Trolley System.
For some time past Columbia county
capitalists have been agitating tho
building of n tiolley line to tun fiom
Ilerwlck to Bloomsbuig and to co-opei-ate
with Montoui county mnejed men
to extend the road to Danville and
tl once on to Sunbury.
The right of way has been secured
and tho prospect now looks favorable
Attorney Chniles Miller, of Ulooms
burg, Is one of the ptomoters of tho
new enterpilsenndlt ib expected that by
next spring the sstem will be In opeia
tion at least from Beivvlck to Blooms
burg. It is also claimed that Philadel
phia paitlcs are in the deal and will
take a greater part of the stock
When tho line Is In running order, an
attemut will be made to connect with
tho Wyoming Vnllev Ti action company
road at Nantlcoke and should this deal
be consummated It will bo only a year
or two until there will be a line from
Wllkes-Uarro to Sunbury Wllkes
Uarre Record
O. & W. Annual Meeting.
At the annual meeting of the sto-lc
holders of the Now York. Ontulo and
Western the following dlrectois wero
elected' O. P Ashlev, C. Ledjvid
Hlalr, Heniy W Cannon, Chaunce M.
Depew, Thomas p Fowler, Uerald L.
Itot. John P. TCe- Grant B Schley,
Albeit S. Poe, of :;e-v York, Francis
P. CullKit, of New burg H. Pearot'
and Joseph Pi ice of Lmdon
Thomas P Tow lei, vvna re-elected
pieslilcnt Joseph Pi lee, vlce-pi evi
dent, John TJ. Kerr, second vice -president
and gereral counsel, Rlohird D
Itlckard, secretary ind troasuier Jas
K. CliiliJs was io appointed genei.il
managei and Chrs S. Wluelan, chilr
man of the oec utle committee
This and That.
The Lickivvanna Is hlpplnc 25 001
tons of coal dally and expects to lr
cnase the amount matcrlallj.
Buffalo Bill has entered the Industrial
field He and Colonel D. Frank Powell,
ot I,i Cross WK, have fanned a
i ompanv for tho development of the
copper propel ties In the Giand En
campment teritorv In Colorado Tiieyi
have a capital of T"000 and have
seemed H H. Hak as geneial man
ager ANOTHER ELECTRIC ROAD.
It Is to Run fiom This City to Lake
Winola.
In all probability nest yeai will wit
ness the constiuctlon of an electric rail
way between Lake Winola and Scian-
ton, bv waj of Mill City, Shultzvllle
and Clark's Summit A movement In
that dliection has already been started
C. B. Fioar. promictoi of the Winola
Hou'-c at Lake AVinola, Is nt the head
of the scheme.
He Is now engaged In securing slgna
tiius to a paper gi anting a right of
way far the pioposed line ovei the pub
He hlghwnj through the country dls
tilct adjacent to the lake The farm
owners welcome the move and aie qult
willing to gram the desired permission
since It will add gieatly to the value of
their piopertles and be very convenient.
Mr Fiear sajs that If the light of
waj is .si cured, he will have no ttouble
whatevei In raising the canltil neces
saiy to build the load It Is hoped that
the new line can be got leady for ope--ntlon
In time to accommodate next sea
son's lake tialllc In the course of time,
tho load will be extended fiom the lake
to Tunkhannoek Pittsfan Gazette,
PORMAL NOTICE GIVEN.
Giraid Company Must Begin, Work
or Move.
Stioot Commlsslonei Roland D
Thomas by older of council vesteidayi
served notice on the Glinid Construc
tion company that If It does not bn
Bln woik on the paving ot North Main
nvenuo within ten das It must ro
move Its cuiblng and other material
fiom that street
Tho commissioner nUo addressed
communications to the elect! !e light
compinles directing them to move their
poles inside the curb line on Eist Mar
ket street and to tho Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western company direct
ing it to plank the alley that curses
the Bloomsburg tracks between Rail
road avenue nnd Meridian street.
ASSESSMENT WILL BE DELAYED.
Councils Have Not Yet Authorized
Employment of Assistants.
The city assessors say they are being
seriously embarrassed by the fa Pure
of councils to pass the resolut on au
thorizing them to appoint asslsrnt as
sessors. Work should have been begun 'oy
the assistants in the different waids
on Sept. 1. There has already been a
delay of a month and the cltv as us
sore say that of itself is enougn to In
terfere greatly with the completion of
the assessment on time.
WiiVKtxA .JPil lAi)rJ
W r
DAY'S DOINGS IN
DIMI0RE BOROUGH
WALTER CARTER KILLED
THE SPENCER MINE.
IN
Caught by the Conveyors Used to
Hoist Culm His Neck Was Broken
nnd His Body Badly Bruised Eliz
abeth Wilson, a Threa-Year-Old
Girl Badly Burned Narrow Escape
of tho Little Daughter of Mr.
O'Horo, of Fine Street.
Walter Carter, a oung man 31 ycats
of age, residing with his brother-in-law,
Peter Lutz, of Drinker street,
was Instantly killed at the Spencer
breaker while engaged at his usual
duties,! I yesterday tjfteinoou ajt half
past two o'clock.
The ung man was caught by the
conveyeis used to hoist tho culm to
the culm heap and thrown into the
box through which tho conveyers piss.
Although the machinery was at oncj
stopped, death had been Instantanojur
the man's neck being broken nnd his
body badly biulsed.
The joung man's father, who ruts
the conveyers and operates the ma
chinery In that section of the breaker,
noticed a nut loose and stopped the ma
chinery to tighten the same.
It Is supposed that Mr. Carter while
walking near the conveyers notice 1
some coal In them nnd l cached In while
they were slowly revolving. He as
struck on the head by the next con
eyer and tin own Into tho pit.
Deceased was born at C.nribilJge,
nnglnnd, In lSfiS, nnd came to mcrloa
In 1SSS He his been emplojed -it the
Spencer breakei fni a number of eais
and wus a tt listed emplo.v. Three
brothers and three isters and the
young man's patents, Mi. and 'lis.
Henjamln Caiter, survlv The fun
eral announcement will appear later.
CHILD BADLY IlflNHD
Elizabeth tin little 3-en old daugh
ter of James L Wilson, of Spencer
street, was vcrj painfull v buined
about the bod and face j.-mterdu
morning at 10 o'clock M" and Mis.
Wilson weie house-cleanl n' and hid
been burning some papeis duiing tho
motnlng The little one wa- p'aylng
In tho jnrd aftet the fire was eunsld
eiably spent, nnd succeeded In kit king
the partially burned pape s into a
blaze In a moment th Inilamible
dress of the little girl had caught f ta
and before discovered had frightfully
burned her body, hands and face.
Medical aid was at once summoned
nnd the child's sufferings somewhat re
lieved. At the present sh ls testing
much easier, under the cat 2 of ,i nuise
CHILD'S NARROW ESCAPE.
A little daughter of Mi. O'Horo, i f
Pine street, had a narrow escape fiom
burning Wednesday afternoon Some
woikmen engaged In repairing the load
near Mr. O'Horo's residence were
startled by the cries of a child who
came running tow aid them The men
soon discovered that the little one's
dress was on lire and quickly smoth
eied the ilames
Beyond burning the diess and hands
of the child, no serious Injury was sus
tained BUNCH Or BREVITIES
The workmen-'xcavatIng for the new
school house on the Thioop pioperty
found so much lock beneath the sur
face of the ground that the contract
ors discontinued the work The pres
ent contractois aie pushing the work
along and the superstructuie will soon
be completed.
Miss McCrory, the new 1 -elected
commercial teacher of the high school,
this boiough, -v Islted the different de
partments of the school yesterday.
Rev. and Mis E. J Haughton, of
South Blakel street, who have been
away on their vacation, will return this
evening The membeis of St Maik's
church, of which Mr Haughton is pas
tor, will tender him a leceptlon dui
Ing the evening.
The No. 5 collleiy of the Pennsjl
vanla Coal company, was Idle yester
day The evangelistic sei vices which were
stat ted Tuesday in tho Horan building,
on Smith and Mill streets, are being
well attended. Rev. Van Cleft, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, has
had charge of the several meetings.
Misses Bishop, of Dudley street, and
Montgomer.v, of Church street, left yes
teiday for New York city.
Geoige E Ftltz of Bloom street, will
enter upon his new duties as mana
ger of Welehel's ehina store In Scran
ton. Th" Neptune rile company In full
unlfoim, led by the American band,
will paiade the prineipnl stieets of the
borough this evening advei Using their
fair which will commence Oct. 2
The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Loveland Tuesday afternoon,
Oct 3
NEXT WEEK'S CONVENTION.
Ladles of Methodist Churches of the
City Pieparing for It.
The ladles of all Methodist churches
of the city are very actively engaged
these days In preparing far the big mis
sionary convention which will be helj
in Elm Fail: church next week The
entertainment committee has had a
gi eat amount of woik In securing places
ot entertainment for delegates, is
Just heforo letlrlng, If yonr liver Is
sluRgish, out of tune and you feel dull,
bilious, constipated, take a dose ol
?
And you'll bo all right In Uio morning.
Thn Rotl tD,l,n0,le,lrlrDi:eJ t!"eat
)l)Ueueiiecici Prof.tl. l Tllfc.FI,
iiu uuyitoDiunii tou luuer iron j fit Kit
fu u.f u k norm biiid ei v i-uiiftjci
S ftbta. 1a . civti OuutatrA la tier J eaio
Kfi?-vi V rlooMli L bttiett.ro (tw cuitlrs). Lost Yl3'
rXLAiJik H filth reitored Punt nltrred. Houn 1 9 3
J t K 6 riuo 0 U Houn fur lone itfcoJiQB ftod dingeron
nddnsfTonr
I llolOiWyt. '
) afi a hit iu an t vi rrcn fast curoa to i
Ittrailhr Sworn UUbiodU b4 boo HfrindM
MADE ME A Mm
AJAX TABLETS rOSITIVUliY CT
At,T4Nvrvau lilataits FallluR IU
trr,lmpotnc7, Bleopleuuevi.ctc. curt
or Abuia ir nthsr Kicmim nn.f 1,
sl crvUoai. Xhtu quichtu and $ia
f rostcro JjMt Vitality in old or yimo j
ota roan loriraaT. uu inniormnri
takir'iatTino. Ibelruna .ioti la mfidtatj ln
FrQTtut Iataait7 fcr Contuui ilui
mm ind tltcti it HUE wbcro c ctlirr f.il
r
uinui ilia bbhtii n iiiii nnnrn rn nt
lit a. having thi
n
ffonu no AlaT Taf ivt. 'i
AonaAndaanJ wlllcmaynn
ltlf o wrHtoa iRranto loelloct roro eil A1
ma
Kndivuicai07oa. itdeivan;
WlWo'
echoc.or lefundtho looner.
PrlnOUUIO.
"X?4! ?r.tU fttn (lull treatment! tot JltO. t
-U,lnplttinwrjur uin rocotptotrflco. I Irof
AJAX REMUDY CO., 'W.Vl.'r;,f'
Tor sale In Bcrantcn. Pa., bv Matthewi
MIIL
1 Droj. and II. C. Banderron, druggists.
tA-
many vlnltois are expected. A num
ber of officers and district secretaries
will arrive on Tuesday for an execu
tive session. Tho regular sessions will
begin on Wednesday, continuing until
Trlday.
Among the features of tho week will
be tho presence of several returned
missionaries who will make addresses.
The list Includes Miss M. L. Hamp
ton, who has spent fifteen years In
Japan, Miss Singer and Miss M. A.
Spencer.
Luncheon will bo served every day
during the convention On Wednes
day the 131m Paik church will have
matters In charge, Hyde Pnrk, Thurs
day; Green Ridge, Friday. The lunch
cons will be fiec to delegates, Others
thus entertained will pay 15 cents each.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs William
Connell will throw" open her handsomo
home In a reception to delegates and
tho missionary societies.
CHINAMEN PASS THROUGH.
They Are on Their Way to the Phil
adelphln Exposition.
A special train on the Lackawanna
rond carrying 10. Chlnnmen pissed
through this city vcstirdiv en route
from San rrinclseo to Philadelphia.
The Chinamen arc actors who will
tike part In the expoltlon which is
now being held In the Quaker Clly.
This Is tho second batch of Chinese ac
tors who passed thiough this city ic
eentlv en route for Philadelphia.
As was the case when tho other
bitch passed through the windows of
the pisseng' r coiches were all paint
ed, tt seeniF tho Chinamen when
they want a glimpse nf the paslnR
landscape nre In the habit of lire ik
ing a wlndj'v ny denvli'g them a
view of pnsilng pmorama tho win
dows aie preserved
Low Rates to Chicago and Return.
On the occasion of the Kail Festival
and dedication of Government build
ing, the Nickel Plato road will sell
tickets from ll'iffalo to Chicago and le
tuin at the veiy low rate of $12 00.
Tickets are good going October 2nd to
10th Inclusive, and good returning un
til October 14th Inclusive. The Nickel
Plate road Is the shoit line between
Buffalo and Chicago and the fast ex
press trains which leave Buffalo morn
ing, noon and midnight are made up
of elegant day coaches and sleeping
cars, and land passengers In the Van
Bui en Street Union station, right In
the heait of Chicago. The dining
cats and meal stations are owned and
operated by the company and serve the
best of meals .it reasonable rates.
For Information, call on your near
est ticket agent, or write F. J. Moore,
general agent, Nickel Plate road, 291
Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bussing Scaly
Instantly Relieved by
One Application of
INSTAM RELItF AND HrESDT CtTRE TrtEAT-
inr. A warm huh with CimcunA Soap,
a single anointing with Crru tinA Ointment,
and a full do of COTlcirrtA Hwom kvt will
afford Instant rcllpf, permit rest ami sleep,
point to a speedy, rernnnent.and ceo
leal euro whin all eo falls.
noui
SoldTwe. Price, lai Six.tl Mi or. CuTicrm
f01P,2K! OlNTUIlT, VIC I lUSOLTKVTChlltllMl.aOO.
fortu l)uo in cam. Coir., Bolt rropj , lloitsn.
SPECIAL SALE
This Week of
Now Is tho timo to got a bargain
at thoso prices. You cannot ob
tain thorn in the future. Call and
seo them.
Tine Diamond Rings at $3 00, worth
$10 00.
Solid
Gold Band Rings at tl So, worth
$3 50.
Solid Gold
$2 23.
Band Rings at tl 00, worth
Gold Tilled Cuff Buttons, 50c, worth
$123.
Cuff Buttons, previous prices $1 00, now
37c.
Gent's Solid Silver Watch, Elgin move
ment, $3 B0.
I.adleb' Sterling Silver Watches, worth
$3 DO, now $3.73.
Gent's Nickel Watches, S W prico
$,! 00, now $1.73
Rogers Bros Spoons, warranted, 00c
Rogeri Bros" Butter Knives, Sugar
Spoons, PlcMe Torks, 37c, previous prico
75c
I,adles' Solid Gold Watch, Elgin move
ment, $14 CO
ladles' Gold .rilled Watches at $0 30,
worth $15 00
Wo also have about three hundred La
dies' Solid Silver Rings, worth 50c and
75c , will cloo them at 10c each
Special sale now going on at Davldow
Bros Attend as wo aro offering goods
at one-fourth their original value
Extra Heavy Solid Silver Thimbles ot
19c
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanna Ava.
guiHiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiuiitiniiiimns
t3 Ci
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1 THIRD NATIONAL BANK I
OF SCRANTON,
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital SSOO.OOO
surplus 4S5.O00
WM. CONNELL, Preildeot.
HENRY BGLIN'Jr,, Vlce-Prei.
WILLIAM II. Pi-CK. Caibler
HuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiuuiuiiiiiiiiiS
CoHHOllpandUl
Fall
Much interest centers nowadays at our Dress Goods De
partment. Shelves and counters are crowded with new stuffs.
Newcomers are daily arriving and they are all leaders of their
class, just as this store is a leader in their showing.
So the visitors at the dress goods 'display increase daily
and learn the latest decrees of fashion makers, and see the fab
rics in patterns to be seen nowhere else in Scranton. Among
the recent arrivals are some of the heavier fall stuffs.
Homespun Cheviots,
Clay Diagonals,
Camel's Hair Cheviots,
Bourette Homespun Cheviots,
TwoToned Diagonal Cheviots,
Camel's Hair Plaid Cheviots,
Mohair Boucle Cheviots,
Connolly
127 and
j Tramps
Alvvajs appreciate good bread
and butter about as much as
anj thing jou tan give them
We would not encouiage tramps
for nm thing, hut vc sometimes
think if the could bo feo" for
awhile on some ot mothers
good bread made of
6(
now
Plour they would become better
men and better citizens Good
bread is a great clvlllzer and
thoso nations are tho mos-t pro
gressive where thej have tho
best bread
Snow White Is sold by all grocera.
"We only wholesaled "
THE WESTON ILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
and prices the lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed e i on
THE CHEAPER GRDES.
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
Ion est prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc. Flva largo floors full
to tho celling at
Thos. Kelly's Stom, riir?.1..
IIlTPLEDnE
At Retail.
Coal of tho best quality for domestic
use and of all sizes, Including Uuckwheat
and UlrJecje. delivered In any part of
the city, st tho lowest price
Orders received at tho olflce, Conndl
tiulldlng, rtoom SOO, telephone No 17C2, or
nt tho mine, telephone No J72, will ha
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
nt tho mine.
T PLEASANT COAL CO
The Dickson Miuiur.icturlnx Co.
tcranton and Wllkevllarra, !'.,
.MuuuCuolurori of
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY EN0INES
Hollers, Moisting and Pumping Machinery,
General Office, Scranton, Pa.
"takc time or the forelock."
brby wsmm (MOTS
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
The Favored
Dre
ss
129 Washington
w
Fall Carpets
WILLIAMS
Interior
8
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Mnnuracturevs or
OLD STOCK
Willi SIJM1!)1.?1
Telephon: Call, 23.M.
DR.DEHSTEN
311 Spruca S..
Ttmplo Court BuiiJaJ,
Scraaloo, fc
All acute and chronic dUeases of men,
women and children UHIIONIU. NHHV.
OUS. miAIN AND WAbTINU DlSliAS.
ES A bl'lX'IAlVY. All diseases of till
Liver, Kldtiejs, Wudder Hkln. Wood
Nerves, Womb, Eje, Ear. Nose. Thro
and Lungs, Cancers, Tumours. I'
Iluptuie Uoltre, Rheumatism, Asth
Catarrh, Vnrlococcle Lost Manh
Nightly Emissions, all remain Diseii
Leucorrhoea, etc Gonorrhea, bypl
Mood I'olnon. Indiscretion and yout
tmblta obliterated Buraery. Fits,
lensy T.ine and Htomach Worms
TAIinHOZONK. Speclfto for Cata
Three months' treatment only J5 00 Tr
free In otllce. Consultation and exan
nations free. Otltco houu dally u
bunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
DR. DENSTEN
lis
PILSNER
X1 St"!)
y
allac.
Goods
All in
Various
Qualities, at
Prices from
75 Cents Yard
Up to $2,50
allace
Avenue.
We offer better induce nients
to the carpet buyer this season
thau ever before.
Paying less for your carpets
than we ask is getting thread
bare spots and dissatisfaction
that you do not bargain for.
Everything iu Wilton, Ax
minster, Velvet, Brussels,
Savonerrie, Ingrain.
& M'ANULTY.
Decorators.
129 Wyoming Avenue,
uniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiu
Something;
I Besides
mm
mm
S a leraerabrance of what you see
K nt the Dewey Celebration. Pho
S tograph what you seo from
K your own point of view. Tako
S the picture through your own
S eyes, as it were. It will have
S tenfold the interest of any
"view" that you can purchase.
S We have Kodaks and Cameras
" of modern impiovements.
5 "You press the button" and
S "we do tho test," "or you can
do the rest."
S! Cameias of all descriptions.
S Eveiy thing Photographic.
1 FL0REY 5 BROOKS
Kj 3ii Waihlncton Avenuj. 3
Opposite Court House SS
BlIBUISICteiKUllESIIliailSlIIIIIHBIIIIlR
THE
IC POWOER CO.
Kooms 1 amlCom'Mi UTd'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
Hining and Blasting
POWDER
Mede at Mooilo nnd UusU lala WorKi
LArUN & KAND POWDUR CO 'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Kl ctrlo llntterle IIleolrloKTpIoilar.
lor eiplodlns til U, tintety r'ui ua 1
Rspauno Uhem'cal Go's nxi"onsivEs
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