- v ww- -rr 8 THE SCRANTON TIUBUNK-Tlll'HHDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1800. Poorly Nourishea invalids Dr. T. M. Johns, of Taylorvllle. III., writes: "Johann Hoff's Malt Extract Is a builder and nourisher that Is unequalled; especially for poorly nourished Invalids." ASK FOR THE GENUINE JOHANN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT JURORS FOR THE NOVEMBER TERM NAMES OF THOSE WHO WERE DRAWN YESTERDAY. Drawing Was Conducted by Sheriff Pryor nnd Jury Commissioners Frank Dougherty nnd Charles A. Wiggins Grand Jurors Will Serve During the Week Beginning Nov. 0 Petit Jurors Will Serve During the Two Weeks Beginning Dec. 4. Jurors for the November term t criminal -ourt v."ti liawp y-.slerdiy 1 y Sheriff V. 13. IVj or nnd, .lu. ' Com mlfuloners Frank Dougherty nnd Clinr les A. Wiggins. They are as follows: GltAND JOtOHS. NOV. . William Staples, brnkcman. Sori'iiton. John A. Koote, druggist, Arehbald. Thomas K. Junes, eoiitrnelor. Hcrnnton. I,. V. Morse, Kent, Scinnton. William Mnruli. foreman, Pcrnnton. James llennlRnn, miner. Dunmore. J'. II. Durkln, hotel, Seninton. Leonard Spencer, farmer, (In-entleld. Henry (illllKnn. brakeman. Dunmore. Oiarles .1. WntkliiM. elerk, Olyphant. A II. Thompklns, farmer. Clrccntleld. Michael limine. Ilremati, Seranton. Thomas Conroy. miner, .lessnp. t'harlcs Wheeler, farmer, Covington. Jiihn A. Kane, janitor. Seranton. John J. Walsh, Co. man, Dunmoro. (leoiRe W. Horsey, brlcklaver, Sieranton. K. J. Ward, agent. Scrnnlon. rimrles Dlppre. ilremati. Seranton. Kvan Thomas .chairman, Seranton. lMnrd Evans, jr.. engineer, Hlakely. William Lavln. hotel, Vouching. James Wlnstone, miner, Olyphant. Luther Smith, atehman. Seranton. petit jmoRS dec. i. Thomas l'ortl, miner, Seranton. K. I). Webster, farmer, Covington. Charles Ueatty. mlntr, Tliroop. James O'Connor, editor. Seranton. 'llnton W. Henjamln, elerk, Seranton. chariest II. Molten, iitchmun, Seranton. V. V. .Ionian, Kent, Olyphant. Edward McAllister, brakeman. Dunmore. Joseph A. Murphy, la student, Seranton. John r. Kearns, brakeman. Seranton. John Courtrlsht, brakeman. Carbondale. Klchanl Harre.tt, puinter, Arehbald. I. A. L'oynii, Kent, Mlnooka. , Michael S. Lavelle. miner. Seranton. Hush Wright, postal elerk. Seranton. llyron Wardell, farmer, Covington. 1'lerco T. Folios, clerk, Seranton. William Harper, foremai', lilakely. l'hlllp Wren, mill hand, Seranton. Conrad Jlellg, teamster, Seranton. M. .1. Cannon, miner. Olyphant. Fred It. Leber, shop hand. Seranton. John II. Illume, carriage trimmer. Seran ton. C. H. Woodmansee, farmer. Scott. ltalph Hlcksnu. clerk. Madison. IX M. Havls. gent. Seranton. Thomas A. Evans, bottler. Seranton. Settler Wlrth, elerk. Uunmore. Thomas Mulderig, laborer, Seranton. Henry Herbert, laborer. Seranton. John Haider, carpenter, Seranton. Patrick Walsh, miner. Seranton. A. J. Hell, bollermnker. Carbondale. John Cobb, farmer. Spring Hrook. Frank Parrs . despatched Olyphant. Joseph II. I.yudc. foreman. Seranton. Paul M Cere, fanner. Scott. I'. J. Ho ina. tailor. Seranton. S. S. Wlnt. plant tuner. Seranton. Henry Schubert, merchant, Seranton. A. F. Iljioy, lal-mcr. Seranton. Joints 'isnilh, chll engineer. Seranton. John cv.i -y. fatmn, Jeiiusn. Fred ' lluitzel, butcher. Seninton. M. 1!. Yoslmrg. contractor. Seranton. 1M. MesRoff. clerk. Seranton. M. K. Clifford, clerk. South Abingtoti. James F. Ncary, hotel. Seranton. Henry .1.. Lottos, miner. Carbondale. Thomas F. McGrall, mill hand, Seranton. James J. Heamish. icporter, Seranton. Charles W. JoIuim,!' machinist, Cnrboti tlale. TubliiH Stein, farmer, Hansom. Frank X, Ilratiii. yroman. Itoailug Hrook. Kdwnrd Fries, paiatop. Seranton Jnhn Troy, laborer. Seranton. David llloeh, shoemaker, hci anion Georgo O. Heck, plumber. Carbontlale. 'I human H. Hurfee, gent. Carliondalc H. T. Jayne, agent, Seranton. l'ETIT JI'HOHS. DEC. II. Georgo Viin Iirunt. laborer, Madison. Charles Foley, laborer. Seranton. William . I. Itobblns, Co. hand, Tuvlos. Daniel C. Harrow, clerk. Hl.ikely. William Scinluii. laboier. Seranton. John Conerton. laboier, Seranton. Jacob Gelger. Jr., cigar-maker, Seranton. IMard Slebeeker, grocer. Seranton. John I..ingan, farmer. Covington. John Douglass miner. Illnkeiv. John l'lttlnger. lalioier, Dalton. tl. I. Sampson, ntchmnki-r. Aivlihatd. Albeit Hhultss. druggist Seranton. Fllas Morils. gent. Seranton. Kbenezer Grlflln gent. Seranton. Frank J. O'llara. elgar dealer. Seranton. Dald J. Williams. cbrgMiian, i'eekvllle N. G. Love. ptiRtmastt r, Greenlleld. l.lvy S. Hlelianl, idltor. Seranton. William Lussc.n. carpenter. Seranton. Thomas Kieliv. foreman, Arehbald. J'epli Huike, Inberor. Seranton. DeCourcey .May. stiperlnteiulent, Seran ton. Harry Allppnugh, laboier, Seranton. W. W. Dlmmock. foreman, Carbondale. O. W. .Masons, farmer. Haltou. James Shea, laborer, Taylor. Michael Gallagher, mason. Winton. Thomas Frczler. farmer. Covington. John McIInle. agent. Seranton. J. II. Comptnn, fanner, Jefferson. J'. A. I'lillbln, rt porter. Arehbald. JTeti Itldwcll, ear icpalier. Dunnioie. A. L. Derry. salesman. Seranton. George W. Hess, inert bant. Seranton. Herman llodelmeyer, civil engineer, Seranton. George P. Myers, farmer, South Ablugton. l.eotge Collins, eleik, Carbondale. A. ( . Codtllngton, salennan. Seranton. A H. Holland. Insurance. Seranton. John Nealnn. gent. Olyphant. frank Detweller. clerk. Seranton. P. I". Lawler, butcher, Jessu'i. iV...I.i1ilMS'0l',,5. n"Vl!!' hisurance. Seranton. David Powell, miner, Seranton. ftcl.l Slt"NTl.,U. nUrmun. Hunmore. J'lV'i? .A-Kil"fJ10,1' roili 0l,t'l,p- Seranton. Chester Vail, farmer, Scott. Hudolph Franz, laborer, Seranton. Ldward Iarr, merchant. Seranton. David nltz, farmer. JffTerson. Michael Cadtlen, laboier. Seranton. .. CoI;m"."'. carpenter. Seranton. Anthony iihli, ear repairer. Seranton. Mlchncl McDonald, laborer, Dunmore Christian T. Slnsscnhaugh, carpenter Dunmore. REMAINS HAVE ARRIVED. Tuneral of John Kennedy Will Take Place Tomorrow. The remains of John Kennedy, of this city, who died In tho Mercy hos pltal, Pittsburg. last Satuiday. ar rived hero yesterday at 1 ?0 t. m. They were removed to the hu.ne of his widowed mother, Mrs. Mary Kennedy, of 522 Orchard street. The funeral will take pUe? tomor row morning at 9,30 o'clocK. Serv.ces will be held In &t. Peter's cathedral, end the remains wlll.be incurred In the Cathedral cemetery. Chwnplon Bird Shooter. Kansas cftyJTklo., Oct. .-At Exposition ark today J. A. R. Elliot defeated W. R, Crosby, of'Datavta.'N. V in a match for tho St. Louli Republic cup, killing- 100 Urds straight to" Crosby's 01, i Johann HofPs Malt Extract Makes Flesh and Blood... FIREMEN ARE JN COMMAND Concluded from Page 6. In the city, many of thern accompan ied by bands and not a few having parade cnrrlaRes or trucks along. To day will witness the arrival of fifty more companies. Among them will bo the following1 who have announced beforehand the time of their expected arrival; C n. in. D. & 11., Fnlrmount Fire com pany, Norrlstown. ! a. m. D. & II., Humane Flro company, Mnhniioy City. 9 n. m. D. & II., Citizens S. F. E. com pany, Mahanoy City. J a. m. D. .t H., Washington Hook nnd Ladder company. S.43 a. in. D , L. & W Rescue Hose com pany. Hanger. S.lun. in. D. & 11., Andrew Mitchell, car. bondale. n. m. C. 11. I!., Look Out Fire com pany, Pen Argyle. : a m. D.. L. & W., Plymouth lloso company No. 1, l'lymouth !i a. m. D., L. & V., Plymouth Hose company No. 2, Plymoutn ! a. in. I)., L. .S.- W Plymouth Hose company No. I!, Plymouth. MS n. in. I).. L. & W., Wyoming Hose company. Wyoming. air. a. m. D. & 1L. Vigilant Flro com pany, Slatingtou. 9.1S a. in. D. K- II.. Junior Fire company, Slallngttm. y."0 a. in. C. H. . , Stlckney Fire com pany. Nantlcoke. 9.3(1 a. m. (.'. It. It., Lape Hose company, Nantlcoke. 9.S1 a. m. C. R. 11., Thomas C. Uache Hose company 9.3U a. in. D. & II., Hillside Hose com pany, Forest City. 10 a. m. D. & II., Lehigh Hook and Lad der company, Hethlehem. 10 a. m. D. .t II., Columbia Hose com pany, Carbondale. la u. m. D. & II., Mayfleltl Hose com pany. 10.23 a. m. D., L. &: W.. West Pittston Hose company, West Pittston. 10."0 a. m. D.. L. & W., Niagara Host company, Pittston. lO.Iiu n. m. C. It. 11.. Rescue Hose com pany, Ashley. 10.K0 a. m. D.. L. & W., Black Diamond, Pittston. 11 a. m. D.. L. ft W.. Phoenix Fire com pany, Stroudsburg. 11.30 a. m. D. & H., Media F. 11. & L. company, Media. ILK n. m. D. & 1L, Avoea Hose com pany. Avoca. i: m. D. & II., Crystal Fire company, Jermyn. 12 m. D. & 1 1., Engl? Hose company, Prlceburg. 1 p. m. D. & II.. Taylor Hose company, Taylor 1.22 p. in. D. & II., Wilson Fire com pany, I'eekvllle. 1.10 p. m. C. It. R., Wilkes-Harte Flro department. Convention Notes. THE Cl'RRENT for the asphalt dance electrical illuminations was supplied from the big dy namos in tho private plant of Jonas Long's Sons' store. The current for the arch at the Intersection of Wyo ming und Lackawanna avenues was supplied from the same source. J. A. Mears furnished the current for the arch at the Intersection of Washtng tor avenue and Spruce stieet from the plant in the Meal's' building. Nothing In connection with the loeal end of the convention provokes more commendation than the harmonious mnnnet In which ex-Chief Ilickey and Chief Walker are working together. Chief Walker Is making a vury fav orable improislon with tb. visitors and promises to duplicate the former chief's success In winning popularity among the statf firemen and Hlrkey Is th? blgge-tt man In the state associa tion todnv. The oldest organized hose company in the state, the Hand-ln-Haid. of Philadelphia, arrive 1 In the city last evening, tliirtv-two stiong accompan ied by the Quaker City .band. This company was organized In 1741 and has been in n healthv condition ever since The Hescue hose company, of Shn mt'ktu will haev In the parade with them today a mlnature hose cart drawn i by the company s dog mascot. The cart was on exhibition In a Spruce seoet window Inst evening nnd attract) etl u great ileal of attnctlon. The Knst End Engine and Hose com pany, of Huzleton, who will have fifty men In line today confidently expect to carry off tho prize for the best appear ing company. Tiny wear Mm uni forms, white luils with aluminum fronts nnd gauntlet gloves. The Lebanon Hook and LadderJcoin rnny and the Good will lite company, of the same place, after leaving hern on Friday will go to Alientown where they will be the guestr, t.f the Alb'ii hose company of that city until Sntur dnv evening. The Philadelphia lire company of Pottstown, came here yesterday In two special Pullman sleepors which are side tracked and usf-d ns tlecplng quar ters by them. A unique organUjtion Is the Fire men's Active association, of Philadel phia, which Is cepi'CB.nted here by forty men. Membership In this body is limited to these who hat served In tho volunteer flie department prior to March 13, 1171. so that all the mem bers are over the fifty mark. Thtn ages rank 51 years to ( yonrs. The oldest membei In this city Is n. R. Frlsmuth. who Is 70 years of age and who prcFents ns netlvo an appearance in his red blouse as pome of the young est firemen. State Vlce-presiilcnti-elect. Dunn dis tributed ribbons among the delegates yesterday afternoon after his election bearing tho laconic significant legend, Its Dunn." Trobably the largest company In line today will be Hose company No. l of Columbia, which nrrived in the city yesterday afternoon, 123 men Strang. Shawnee company No. 3, of tho snmo place will also make a splendid show ing with seventy-nine mpn In tho par ade, Tho streets were crowded yesterday with badgo faktrs from New ork who came here direct from tlie Dewey cele bration in that nlty. They are molting a desperate effort to work off their left-over stock of Dewey medals on the firemen and others. Corresponding Secretary James A. dreen has a record of twenty conven- lions. Anion? the badges ho wears Is one of the 18S3 Seranton conven tion. It is the only one seen about the convention. Mr. Green Is a dole, gate from the Cumberland Fire com pany, of Carlisle. Among the visiting firemen la W. U. Gretzlnger, registrar of Hucknell unl varslty, Lewlshurg, who was over Joyed to learn that In yesterday's foot hall game the Hucknell eleven had scored on the formidable University of Pennsylvania team. The over flowing attendance nt Hucknell this year, which surpasses nil records and has necessitated the construction of a $.'0,000 new dormitory. Is largely due u Mr. Oretzlnger's effective work In bringing Bucknell's advantages to the public's attention. The Northumberland Fire company wlli today have- one of the oldest fire relics In the stnte In the lino of parade. It Is the old hand engine May, Im ported from Knglund in 179C. and which was In its day a proud flre-flghtlng machine. It IH now guarded with Jealous care and does not get far away from the men, who realize Its old-tlmo usefulness. The company will also bring with them the original charter of the Northumberland Flro company on which among the early dwellers in that town appears the name of Dr. Joseph Priestly, the well known phll ospher and chemist, whose discovery of oxygen gas placed him among the world's scientists. Secretary McAvoy, of the company, Is desirous that all former Nortumberland men now living In Seranton turn out today to help re ceive them and to pull the old ma chine in the parade. Hats and blouses will be furnished. This Ic the twentieth convention the association has held. The first was in Heading In 18S0. Reading had it again the following year anil once ngaln In 1895. It was In Bradford In 18S2: Scrnnton. 1SS3: York. 1S81; Hnr l'.sburg, IRS.": Altoona, 1SSC; Allen town, 1897; Shamokln. 1SSS; Carlisle, ISS9; Chester. 1890; Hazleton. 1891: Lock Haven: 1892; Hutler. 1S9S; Norrls town. 1S94; Rending, 1S93; Johnstown, 1S96; Wllkes-Ilarre, 1897; Lebanon, 1S9S; Seranton, 1&99. A hand that came In yesterday f.f ternoon must have been nt some prev ious convention, or else- tooled bPtter than It knew, when it played the now natlonnl nlr, "There 1! he n Hot Time In the Old Town Tonight." Will be roused to Its natural duties and your biliousness, headache and constipation be cured It you take $tosFs PM 2 s .i'' ' :." cents. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Ceylon Tea REFRESHING. PPL'CIOUS Bold only in I.rntl Pat-tin , 50c, 60c, and 70c por pound CEYLON-INDIA ARE THE BEST For Sale by AH Grocers. Cktehc.ttr'i KsiU.h DUmoad rironO. 41rlftnMl unit fl ..(-. rc. Hwj rciUblf. udiii tit iWndBrorutla Ucd id! CUiuuUI OAIB. !.! l.k V.1A BlkWnn ft1 I fnoathrr. Iitiitdangtnmiuhtutif w f t0M and imitalittnt. At Df Of liitl. or m4 4. I? J'!mP t9r FrtluUri, irtUaooUU ftitl V Af. i1111 )0( Tft'imoplili. turaFtr " vr iiuuicii i ar ur wmtmwm Bali ti U Ixicftl Druiilsti. IMIM.AIfA.. !? .k. B?S6fc5P 'lUJJBU fry 3kj& 3 1 IsP o UPTON'S P 1ft 3 vv t5 ECZEMi And Every Form of Torturing Disfiguring Skin and Scalp Humors Cured by BrixnY Cnnw Treatmknt. Patlio tho nlTccted parts tlioroiighlv with Hot Watku antl Cuticuha SoAr. Kcxt apply Cuticciia. Olntnir nt, tho great (.kin corcnml lastly tako a full tloio of CuTicun IlE50Lvn.vr. This treatment will nfTonl initant, rcllof permit rest nnd sleep, and point to a spomly, perma nent, and economical euro wheo all else falls. SoldTfr7hf. rrS,Tni8iT.tt.Uier, Ctiticen Sr, 2t I OlItTMtltr.AOCI nii.rT thill tir),HK, Vrrtr Dri-o and Cnm. Coae.. Sol rropt., lloiton. tr- "Uow to Car cicm,-St-piB book. Ice. SPECIAL SALE This Week of J Xow is the timotogetn bargaiti nt thoso prices. You cannot ob luin them in tho future. Call and scto them. Fine Diamond Hints nt $5.0), worth J10.C0. Solid Gold lland Itlngs nt J1.23, worth $3.60. Solid Gold Band Kings at (1.00, worth $2.25. Gold Filled Cuff Uuttons, BOc., worth $1.25. Cuff Buttons, previous prices $1.00, now S7c. Gent's Solid Silver Watch, Klgin move ment, $.1.50. Ladles' Sterling Silver Watches, worth $5.W, now S.1.75. Gent's Nickel Watches, S. W., prlco $J.50, now $1.75. Rogers Pros'. Spoons, wni ranted, GOc. Rogers Pros'. Butter Knives, Sugar Spoons, Pickle Forks, 37c, provlous prlco 7Sc. Ladies' Solid Gold Watch, Klgln move ment, $ll..r,0. Ladles' Gold Filled Watches nt $C.S0, worth $15.00. , We also have about three hundred La dles' Solid Silver Rings, worth 50c. and 75c will close them at 10c. each. Special sale now going on nt Davldow Pros. Attend as we are offering goods nt one-fourth their original value. Kxtra Heavy Solid Silver Thimbles at 19c. Davidow Bros 227 Lackawanna Ava. "take time by the forelqzk." BABY CKES B GO-CflRTS Car load Just arrived. All styles, and prices the lowest. Workmanship guaranteed eva on THE 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. Fiva largo floors full to the celling at Thos. Kelly's Stom, prliiiim'l.fe, sniitinEEiiioismntniraiiuiiMiRinBj S a 4J (picmra 3 4 I THIRD NATIONAL BANK I E OF SCRANTON. B DEPOSITARY OF S THE UNITED STATES. B Si a Oapital. -.... $200,000 S SURPLUS 425.000 S g WM. CONNELL, Preiideat. S I HENRY BELIN' Jr., Vlce-Pre. S S WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier S - i B $$ S I; $ B niiimi!ii!i..uiimiiiiimu!iiiiiiiiu MAKE PERFECT MEN till WOT nRlil'Allt f linriMtHuf. for Longer! The joy n J atntiltloniof ii can cvKiiuiru iu j"u inn Trj worn cue ui norron rAUL.CTa.UiTe prompt rt-Tlertu In DuoiuitiT enrru by lVBFi!0T onmik. itiiisf mtmory ana inc wane tad drain of ltl power. Incuiud by HUWI1VI '!! V "flfillllVIIVU 'J IndiicretlOQ oretcviteioi tailr jei. nDftrtviirar And DoltncvfoTrv fune- lion. Dr aplnviTttera. Ol v m& tloom to the rhfkindluiir to tho ! of fiN young or old. OneMc bot rnfwivt anerfroAU bot t.MfeCfnpUMtrutraBteadcuroTVnwor money re funded. Can be carried la veil V pocket. HoM everyber or mailed lo plato wrapper on ircelp'. price by TMtt rkmiV tU, CaiiM IfUf;, filtiM. Sold in Seranton, Pa., by Matthews Bros, and McGarrah & Thomas, druggists. filial. J kndunfdrtnnktp mil trtt from ftllllbl6Q'rtratedlMah-i.Jl!ooill'ulaon, Ml Krrorit ixitt vitality ncrejt. eie. hftnrn ieatiinoninia ana jiocl ' 10 JTOI. 1 4 lll.r.tJ. Jl. J' s'orll. Msth Ht.f 1'hlUiIflnblm Oillltl-IT me oaT epviaiut la the fen thonch the Diot telpbrated irtfo- caieecurediti'J to 10dtTi.IIftuii9S69 aVIADE M& A WUk AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CV tirrtImpotoncy. tilMDleianoBi.elo.. cm by Abuae or other jDicetaea and luCt cretlooe, 'JTitu iuUilu and n:r raitoro INit italltr in old or young. iu f.ta miaforituijy, bu lontaor xn arrive PriiTnnt Inftanltr &n. (VtnttrmTitla taipr in titD. Their um aliowa ia meiUoto ion rot uenf to a effvoU CUUC nhuro &)l nthor f&il 1, let in having tho cenutno Ajot TvMoti. TLt baTOouredthotuandaond wlllcnreyox Wactrtapo ki'vni'iM)Ukuaiaing uuibiuiuii . fMtcaceor reiuna tLo money. I'ncavw w luin nackaaet or all ckaft (full trptitinentl for KLCA. wall, In plain wrapper, ui-on roclrtof prloo. nronf'- tnait, in plain wrapper, ui-nn roclrtof prioo. (Ircnb - AJAX REAlriDVCO. sVSr,Sl For data In Berantcn, Pa,, by Statthe'n Broi. and II, C. Banderecn, drugelat. $jf "jj y r J J CTfrari c ut i v iL t8fD'1 or 1 V J7J w 4 y wij' t i Lolted Ui&tee to ejia TUiltuftvUe.i.rmh JL "I'M (and ' SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER. The Favored Fall Dress Goods 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 rics in patterns to be seen nowhere else in the recent arrivals are some of the heavier Homespun Cheviots, Clay Diagonals, Camel's Hair Cheviots, Bourette Homespun Cheviots, Two-Toned Diagonal Cheviots, Camel's Hair Plaid Cheviots, Mohair Boucle Cheviots, Connolly & Wallac 127 and 129 Washington Avenue. Tramps Always appreclnto Rood bread and butter about as much as anything you can gle theia. We would not encourage tramps for anything, but we sometimes think If they could be fed for nwblle on como of mother's good brentl made of 44 5? Flour they would become better men and better citizens. Good brentl Is n great clvlllzer. and those nations are the most pro gressive where they have the best bread. Snow Wblto Is fold by all grocers. "We only wholesaled " THE WESTON ILL CO. Seranton, Carbondale, Olyphant. NEW YORK HOTELS. The St. Denis Broadway and Uleventh St., Ntw York, Opp. (Irace Clinrcli. I;urop:na PI in. Kooms $1.00 a Day anJ Upwards. In a modest and unobtniFlve way thoro are few bettor conducted hotels In tho metropolis than tho St. Denis. Tho prcat popularity It has acquired can readily be traced to Its unique location. Its home-llko atmosphere, tho peculiar ex cellence or Its culHine and service, and Its very moderate prices. WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON, I, Cor. Sixteenth SL and IrvliJ PIio, IMEW YORK. AMERICAN PLAN, $3. 50 Per Day and Upwards. IiUHOPUAN PLAN. SI. 50 Per Day and Upwards. I. D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor. ;-""" For Business Men In tho heart ot tho wholesala 4- district. For shoppers i S minutes' wulk to Wannmakern; T S minutes to Hletel Cooper'H lilt; y Store. Uasy of access to the great t- Dry Goods Stores. X For SlRlitsccr.s 4- One block from D'way Cars, glv- 4- Infr easy transportation to all 4- points of Interest. ! HOTEL ALBERT NEW YOIJK. f cor. inii st. ft UNivrcnsrrv iu -f Only one Block from llroadwny. X I1OOUI5, I Up. Pricei Kcaiomble J - decrees of fashion makers, and see the fab Fall Carpets J?L. r.a w-1 vi iQoMK WILLIAMS & M'ANULTY. Interior Decorators. 129 Wyoming Avenue, liii Lager Beer Brewery Manufacturers or OLD STOCK PiLSLMER ffiioffiii:i8i..8?iui.pj Telephone Call, 2.WL 3H SprucJ S-. Ttmpls Court bulliii', Seranton, Pa. All acute und chronic diseases of men, women and children. GIIHONIC. NRItV OVS. HltAIN AND WASTING DISKAS. E8 A Sl'KCIALTY. All diseases of tha I.lvcr, Kidneys, Uladdcr. Bkln, Ulood, Norves, Womb, Kyo, Ear. Nose, Throat, and I.unes, Cancers. Tumours. I'll-s llupturo Cloltrc. HheumntUm, Asthma, Catarrh, Vurlococele. Lost Manhood, Nlphtly Emissions, all Femalo Diseases, l.eucorrhoca, etc. Oonorrhea, Sypliills, lllood I'olson, Indiscretion nnd youthful habits obliterated. Surnery, Fits, Ep. lepsy Tauo nnd Slomnch Woimn. CA TAIlHIIOZONE. Speclllo for Catarrh. Threo months' treatment only $5.00. Trial free In ottlce. Consultation and exuml nations free. Olllco hours dally ond Sunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. DR. DENSTEN is 1 Wallace Seranton. Among fall stuffs. All in Various Qualities, nt Prices from 75 Cents Yard Up to $2,50 We offer better inducements to the carpet buyer this season than ever 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. iHiiiuiiiiiizummiiHii.iiiiHiiumiu I ft; id 1 Goods I M a B S A full line uow iu. s I Coats, Leggings, Belts, S Prices Right. 1 FL0REY & BROOKS I 2 2 B 211 Washington Avenuj. 2 B Oppotltc Court House, B niiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiR THE !! Booms 1 nml2, Com'ltli B'lM'?. SCRANTON, PA. Hilling and Blasting POWDER Mutloat Mooaicand ItusU lalo WorUi, a Yests.bhot, SUells.Uleau- ing Rods, etc. A com- 5 a plete new Hue. S mm I.AFLIN & RAND J'OWDGR CO 'S ORANGE GUN POWDER Klctrlo liatterlei. KIsotrloKxplodor", lor explodlut: blatt, ri.ifety Fma an I Repaui3 Chamlcil Co's cXp"iives A
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