THE SCRANTON TRIBUNlfl-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1899.
Whatl Leave Scranton?
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Somo of our competitors who lire, no
iloulit, anxious to no us bo, have been
busylntf tlicmnelvos trlllnir thin Story
about. Wo think tt tlino wo hail a wonl
to say. With the tine line of comls wo
have, nnil the utompt way of handling
our customers, wo nro Kalnlnff frlcndi
anil patrons rnpltlly. Our l'funoa arc,
without question, somo of the finest to
day on tho mnikct. The very best possl
blo to buy is tho Knnbc. If you want a
hlRh jjrado piano at the least rmeslblo ox
penso, buy u Hilcgs or a Voso .t Son. If
you want a Rood, well built piano at a
reasonnble cost buy n Ludwlit. If 'you
want to patronize n Sollil nnd Ilcllablo
firm buy your piano at Perry Hro titers.
l'honoRraplis. Oraphcphones anil win
piles. JIall orilers promptly attended to.
PERRY BROTHERS
205 Wyomins Ave.,
Ice Cream.
CGST IN TOWN,
2F" Per
Oc Quart-
LACKAWANNA DAISY CO
Telephone Orders Promptly Delivered
035-317 Adims Avenus.
only a mild form of this dlscnso that Is
prevalent, howover, Is evidenced by tlio
fact that thcro were only thrcp deaths
reported.
TODAY AT THU TOSTOFKICH.-To-day
being a legal holiday iho same will
bo observed nt tho postolTlco as follows:
General delivery and stamp windows will
remain closed after 12 o'clock noon.
Money order and rcBlstry departments
will bo closed all day. Canters will
muko morning deliveries only. Stall will
bo received nnd dispatched as usual.
Ezra II. Illpple, P. SI.
PAY DAYS. The Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western company paid yester
day nt tho I'yno, Taylor and Iloldun.
nnd will pay today at Storra No. 1.
Tomorrow tho employes of tho Cayuga
and Ilrlsbln will recelvo their monthly
wages. Tho Delawaro nnd Hudson com
pany paid Saturday at the Grassy Island,
Olyphant, nnd Delawnrc, Mill Creek.
Yesterday tho employes at tho Olyphant
and Kddy Creek mines were paid.
COW CAUSING THOUnLU.-Mountcd
Olllccr llloch ycFtcrday took charBO of
a cow which had been committing all
sorts of depredations In tho "Hill" dis
trict, eatlns up lato plants, shrubs, grass
nnd other things. Tho bovine was
brousht to tho central city and locked
up In ricllcs' livery stable and tho mayor
ntid chief of police have given solemn no
tice that sho will not be released until
they nro thorouBhly satisfied that the
depredations will be ntopped.
MISS DUNN'S TRAVEL TALKS A
rare treat Is In store for nil who will be
nblo to listen to Miss Emellne A. Dunn
at tho lllcyclo Club rooms Tuesday even
Ins and Wednesday nftcrnoon. The
Indies of the Young Women's Chrtstlnn
nssoclntlon have conferred a fnvor upon
nil lovers of art nnd travel In aftordlns
them an opportunity to hear these talks.
Miss Dunn Is nn aitlst of note and a
bright nnd entertaining talker. Tickets
are on t-ale nt tho Young Women's Chris
tian association and tho music stores.
DR. A. A. LINDAB'JRY.
Sicclaliks Suigery, Lissij of Yonm
Cfllco Hours 11 to 12 a. m
2lo .1 n. m
Aflttfirience 7 l Up m
Ofllce 210 Uoimoll Itultdlu 'ttmdonca
i!10 noutli Main Men i
Scranton Transfer Co.,
HUdll J. KEBNAN, Alanazsr.
Checks I'nsi;n;o dhuet from riil lotiea to
any purl uf lue L'nlto-i Stulflj.
(Mice 10!) Lju'ku. Ave. iMioac 525
HUJ,T.NGT0.i,3 BWSRY.
420 Spruce Sirccl.
Mavinlo Temple.
C S. SNYDER,
The Only Dentist
In the City Who Is a Gr.iduaio in
Midlvinc.
420-422 SPRUCE STREET.
Fy
bU. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
,'e. Ear, Nose aud Throat
Office Hours 3 a. m. to 13.30 p. m.; 2 to .
Williams Building, Opp. 1'ostotllco.
KETTIICK TESTIMONIAL Larry Ket
rick will be given a testimonial Nov. 10,
nt Music hall. His henlth Is falling and
his physicians' ndvlce has been that he
depart to a more congenial climate. This
ha has decided to do, nnd his friends In
tend showing their regard for him In a
KiihMnntlitl manner. Excellent tnlent hns
been secured for the entertainment,
nhlrh will be attended to by tho follow
ing commlttro of nrrangements: Francis
Rcnnlon. secretary; Alexander Connell,
John E. O'Mnllev. M. P.: John C. Roche.
Edwin Krable. W. A. St John. P. W. Cos
tcllo, I. J. Hlckey, II. H. Long.
VERY BUSY .DAY
IN THE COURTS
LAIIGK NUMBER OF OPINIONS
WERE HANDED DOWN.
Mrs. A. KoynoldSjWho Was Convict
ed of Forgery Is Refused a Now
Trial Meeting of Qrnnd Jury nnd
Reports of Constables F. J. Dick
crt lias Filed His Answer in the
Toor Board Case Three Moro Ap
plications for Divorce Filed Case
Against Commissioners.
Twelve decisions were handed down
at the opening of court yesterday
morning;, nine of them coming from
Judge Edwards, one from Judse
Gunster and two from tho court en
banc.
One that came from Judge Edwards
Is of general Importance. It deals with
the relations between contractors, sub
contractors and material men In the
matter of lions. It Is the case of the
North End Lumber company against
A. 1'. O'Donncll, A now trial was re
fused. In the case of Mrs. A. rteynotds of
tho West Side, convicted of forging her
husband's name to a vouchor for J30,
which wns presented to tho Lackawan
na Trust and Safe Deposit company,
the defendant's attorneys, Vosbuig &
Dawson, applied for a now trial on
the ground that a wife can not com
mit n crime by forging her husband's
name, A new trial wns refused.
The rule for n new trial applied for
by tho defendant In the case of John
J. Kahcy and James Fnhey against
the Emplro Life Insurance company
ot.i discharged by Judge Edwards and
the new trial refused.
The plaintiff was given a verdict of
$2,4SO.G3 on an .nsurance policy on their
father.
The company wanted to pay $1,510.70,
th policy share of tho mortuary fund,
objecting to the recovery of $903.75
premiums paid on cash anil Interest
amounting to $154.23, contending that
every such shnte of the premiums and
nnor.viote n .,m.j tr. ! """" "" " l'l""-" '"
1 " I tuary fund are recoverable. It is a
every endeavor to got complete re- j caae whcre the court gives the plain
turns to The Tribuno tonight from ' tllf tho benclli of the commas and Him
every precinct in their territory at j P'lnt an Insurance policy.
i, nunf ,ii,i ,f m, In the cue of John J. Cttrran against
Tribuno will be thankful to its
friends for volunteered help in tho
It would take too
long to tell all the
diseases that War
ner's Safe Cure
protects us from ;
that is to say, all
that arise from dis
eased kidneys and
liver. A Great doc
tor has said that "the
greatness of their
number is only
equaled by the in
sidiousness of their
approach."
Warner's Safe
Cure is an infallible
preventative and
specific for all dis
orders in the above
named organs.
OLEO DEALERS IhUST
TAKE OUT LICENSE
REVENUE DEPARTMENT AFTER
LAW BREAKERS.
At tho Instanco of Internal Revenue
Collector T. F. Penman, James
Devino and James Hess, Both of
This City Wcro Arrested Yesterday
for Their Appearance at United
Statos Court Charges Against
Them Othor Arrests to Bo Made.
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Weddiii
Gifts 1
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Why wnsto time, illsrusstng what you
will cot when wo can suvo you a grunt 5f
deal of tlmo nnd worry, as our lino Is so m
larpo and varied '.hat It Is an easy matter X
to mnko selections; wo have been open- C,
ing up mnny new and beautiful goods in 5f.
China, Cut Glass, Drlc-a-Brac, etc. 2g
SCIIANTON'S CHINA AND
LAMP HeADQUAnTCfJ3
CVxvaTVC&XX .
PLUMBERS STRIKE OVER.
Hen Will Go Back to Work This
Morning Term3 of the Agree
ment Reached Last Night.
collection or veiiflcation of returns.
PLEASANT EVENING RECEPTION
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Given in Honor of Sir. and
Monroe Westg&te.
A very pleasant event wns a recep
tion tcndeicd to Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Wcstgato on their return from their
wedding trip Tuesday evening, October
31, at Mr. nnd Mis. F. W Westgal's
of Susimohannas treet, Forest City, tho
home of tho groom's parents.
The bride was attired In golden
brown .atin, with whlto trimmings,
the groom wore the conventional black
suit. Despite the terrific storm with
out about fifty guests wore present and
a most enjoynble evening was spent
in music ami song anil u general lnp
py spirit was manifested by all. Bo.m
tiful refreshments were served, a v'-y
Interesting talk suitable to the occa
sion was given by Rev. Mr. Stoelman.
The many valuable and useful pres
ents bestowed manifested the esteem
In which the young couple are held.
All were glad to welcome them, and
their many friends of Forest City nro
pleased to learn that they will reside
here and all extend to them their best
wishes for a long nnd happy life.
One who was there.
MRS. KIMBLE BADLY INJURED.
. , A Z ... . . Mr' . not heen arrested,
nnd Mrs. lluny b UIMo will Iv given et m,,,. ...
Bt Luke's I'ailBh liouta tonight.
She Was Shot by Frank Frye, Who
Boarded nt Her House.
Mrs. Klmo!, the proprietress of tho
Jackson IToure, located on the upper
end of North Main street, Avoca. wai
shot yesterd.i.v afternoon bv Frank
Frye, one of her bc-arders. Frye has
CIlOIIl IlCHKAllHAL. Tho Chllstmaj
choir of tho First l'rosbvurlan church
will meet for reluarMil at the cliuieh to
night at S o'clock Miarp. A full attend
ur.co of all the parts Is requested.
REVIVAL Mnin'INC.S.-Rev. P. J.
The affair occurred in an upper room
and was wltnes d by no one except tho
! two concerned. The bullet, which waa
from a 3S-callbro revolver, entered tho
right groin, passed through the side of
I the hip and lodged just inside the skin
on the other tlcli. Kimble war the. iirst
to run for n physician nnd Drs. Revan
nnd O'Malley, of Plttston arrived and
Kane, of Mutiayunk, Ta.. will conduct a i """ " '"""u L ' "
bcrles of revival borvlecs. commi'iielnu i tPllrteil the injured woman.
Nov 13, nt the Puritan Congregational
church, West Market blrtct, North
Stionton.
FLOWER SHOW.-The flower show at
Colonel l!i les' ci i.servatories will be held
Thursday afternoon beginning nt 3
o'clock Tho side rntranco will be used
nnd ten cents admission will be charged
for tin benefit of tho lluhnuinan hospital.
GREAT RF.VIVAL MEKTINCIS-Evan-gcllst
Lewis Shelllnrn. of Ashland, N. J.,
just closed the greatest revival of relig
ion In Spring lirook, Pa., ever known.
Persons for miles around attended these
grent meetings. Many were converted
nnd ndded to tho chinch last Sunday,
TWO CAR JUMPERS. Thomas Gor.-.
of West Scranton, and Georre Daly, of
Clark's Summit, were arrested yesterday
morning by Speclnl OfHccr DurMn fm
riding on a Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western freight train and were ta'" n
before Alderman Howe, who discharged
them both on payment of costs.
Th" Injuries nre pot considered fatal.
Mrs. Ktmblo refus'-s to fay anything
regarding the (shooting.
WASHBURN STREET CHURCH.
SLIGHT BLAZE. An alarm was turn
ed In yesterday afternoon from box 51,
located at the comer of Washington nvo
nuo and Maple street The blaze was on
tho roof of a tenement house opposite
Central Park garden, caught from a pass.
Ing locomotive's spark and was extin
guished by tho judicious use of n tew
buckets of water boforo tho companies
arrived.
DIPHTHERIA STILL RAOING.-I.nst
week there wero thirty deaths reported
nt tho board of health from all causes.
There were fifty-one eases of contagious
diseases reported for the week, of which
thirty-two were diphtheria. Tli.it It Is
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INQTON AVCNUH, OPP. COURT
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Dinner Tablo d'Hote. IlreuUfant,
Luncheon nnd Supper a la carte.
Oysters served In any style.
All table dollcarUs of the benson
served In cafe or delivered to fam
ilies In any nuaiit desired.
Fine Catering a specialty.
Fresh invoice of fancy groceries
nnd smoked goods, Salmon, Stur
geon, Whlto Fl6h.
The Indies of the Washburn Mtvt
Piesbyterlan church met last oenlng
to consider wnys and means of nlvng
money to apply on the parsonage dent
nnd some good plans were suggested
and will be Inaugurated as soon us
possible.
The bible school workers have de
cided to change the time for the olee
tlon of olllcers of the Sunday school
from the third Wednesday in Decem
ber to Wednesday evening, Not-ember
IS.
Tho following committee Ms been
appointed to arrange for the Christ-
j mas exercises: David L. M irgan, M!r
Christ. Miss Addle Saxe, MI33 Clara
Sander and Prof. D. A. Stoii . I
The officers nnd members of the blblo
school, having nn Indebtedness on
hand, have decided to canvass the con
gregation for subscriptions and re
newals to the Ladles' Homo Journal
and Saturday Evening Post. The com
mltteo named for the purposo com
prises M. G. Dlminlck, Miss Lucy Relt
nauer and Mies Beatrice Long.
LLEW HERBERT'S CONCERT.
The final meeting of the Llew Her
bert concert committee was held at
the home of Judge Edwards on South
Main avenue last evening. All the ar
rangements for tho benefit entertain
ment to bo held on Nov. 13, at tho
Welsh RaptlHt church have been per
fected. The programme will be issued
In a few days.
The promoters of tho affnir Include
Judgo Edwards, Prof. Jumfs Hughes,
Vrof. Haydn F.vnns. Prof. William
Evans, Henry P. Pavlca. Jenltln Reese,
Phillip Wnrren, W. llnydn Evana,
Jenkln Lloyd, Thomas Williams and
others.
DIED.
the Lehigh Valley Railroad company
Judge L'dwnids decided that an "act
ing secretary" of a corporation Is a
sieret.try for the purposes of a legal
process and dlschnrg d the rule secured
by the defendant to set aside the sher
iff's teturn because It was served on
the acting secretary of the company. ,
I'ndor the law directing that the pe
tition for the cancellation of a deed al
lercd to have been secured by fraud
Is not n matter for equity court, Judg
Edwaids, sustained th; demurrer and
discharged tho bill In the case of Long
street and others against C. M. Ed
ward'. It Is properly an ejectment
suit, the Judge says. ,
The rule for a new trial in the case
of Tessl Higgi s agalr : T J Ftn
' ning & Compnny, was discharged. Tho
' plaintiff was granted a verdict of $3,-
200 fur inluiles to her hand sustained
while wot king In the laundry of thai
defendants. Judge Edwards says tha
Instruction to the Jury In tho matter 1
of negligence wns correct and that tho '
I verdict Is not so unreasonable as to
j warrant the court in disturbing the
' finding of the jury. ;
Th exception to the report of M. J. '
Martin, referee in the case of Ella Kel-
low against tho City of Fcranton wore
overruled, and the prnlhonotary wan
directed to enter judgments In accord
ance with the i-f fetch's findings. Tha
plaintiff was awarded $2.0ii0 damage
for Irjuiles sustained by u fall on a
defective sidewalk on We?t Lack wan.
na avenue, In March. 1bl)7.
In the case of David Hprukf. again-Jt
Frank Posato and others, the sherlfB
was directed to p.nceed with the levy,
110 bond having he.n filed with the in
terpleader. The rule to take off the non-suit In
the case of Fred Hug ngalnst Hazen
& Son was made absolute. It Is a suit
to recover a hops?, scld at shcriff'n
sale and again transferred. The Jus
tice of the paci returned It ns a tres
Pi.fs su't and the court granted a non
suit when tho defendant showed that
It was properly a pult In replevin.
Judge Edward now say? tha.t this wa,3
holding the plaintiff to too strict nn
accountability for tho error of the Jus
tice of the peace. Tho unnscilpt win
defective In form but the cause was
properly stated and thnt the nnme giv
en the action by the Justice In the tran
script should not be of controlling Im
portance. In the case of Lizzie Carey against
Jones & Jones it was decreed that if
the plaintiff remits ilCi of the $."C3 ver
dict that the rule for a new trial shall
be discharged; otherwise tho new trial
to be allowed.
The rule for a new trial was rrndo
absolute In tho cae of John G. Miller
against the Inter State Casualty com
pany. In the matter of tho assigned estate
of A. W. Clark, tho exceptions of K.
obInon's Pons to the charges of tho
assignee were sustained. The fee of
f97.23 wp.s cut down to $30. An allow
ance of $25.25 mado the assignor for
"care of house and contents" was
stricken off, the court agreeing with
the exceptants that the assignor waa
amply repaid for hi3 services by hav-
The union plumbers of the city, who
havo been on strike since June, decided
last evening at a conference held with
tho master plumbers to Return to work
and this morning each man will report
at the shop where he was employed
befo o tho labor troubles of the past
fcununiT began.
It will bo remembered that when the
men went out last June that they went
out In sympathy with the carpenters,
who wcro on sttlke, nnd that they latoi
demanded of their employers that they
be given an eight hour day.
Tho men had entered Into an agree
ment with tho master plumbers Just
before they quit work by the terms of
which they were to work for one year
and work nine hours a day. The great
opposition which the master phmhoiM
displayed and the firm stand thev toot;
was not because they were against tho
eight-hour dnv as much as because
they desired the men to stick to the
terms of th ;, n 1 agreement.
Conference after conference between
employer and employe was held but
the former remained as firm as ada
mant regarding this matter. The
plumbers finally realized this and at
the conference lest evening they ex
pressed thf.tr "willingness to go back
and work out this agreement ad they
will accordingly report for duty this
morning." Tha outlook for an eight
hour day when the ng"re.emcnt expires
Is thought .to bo very good.
Tho non-union plumbers nt present
Working In the shops will be given a
chance to join the union. If they re
fue tho union men will, of course, not
work with them.
A reception was tendered Organizer
Rurke, of Chicago, last evening nt the
Gra-d Central hotel by the plumbers
after the niws of tho decision to go
back had been announced.
A vigorous crusade Is being started
by the Internal revenue department
in this city against tho surreptitious
sale of olcomargerlno as butter. Two
men charged with this offense, James
Dcvlno and James Hess, were arrested
yesterday on warrants Issued at tho
Instance of Internal Revenue Collector
Penman, nnd both wcro held In ball
for their appearance In court.
The charges ngalnst Devlne wero
those of selling oleomargerlne at
wholesale without a government li
cense nnd with taking the marks oft
an original package. The law requires
that tho name of tho manufacturer
be stamped on the package in letters
not less than one-quarter of an Inch
high, that there be placed a special
lu o-cont revenue stamp for each pound
of tho oleomargarine and that this
Mamp 00 not only pasted on, but also
nailed; that a printed caution be also
pasted on warning purchasers that
the package contains oleomargarine.
DEFACED THE PACKAGE.
In addition to selling tho stuff De
vlne Is also charged with scratching
off these cautions and also the Btamps.
Devlne was nrrnlcrned before Alderman
Millar, where he waived hearing and
entered ball for his appearance at the
nxt term of United tatcs court in
March.
11033 Is a huckster and is charged
with selling nix pounds of the oleo
maigarlne to Fred Welchcl of S03 Cedar
avenue without special license. The
law requires that all retailers of oleo
margarine must stamp each package
of less than ten pounds, sold with their
names and with an oleomargarine la
bel. Hess did not do this either. He
entered ball before United States Com
missioner George D. Taylor In the sum
of Jt.OOu, William Gllhool becoming his
surety,
Tho penalty for selling the fictitious
butter nt wholesale without paying tho
special license tax Is a fine of not less
than $5u0 or more than $2,uuj. The
penalty for removing tho prescribed
labels and stamps from the package
Is a fine of not less than $100 or mo-j
than J2.000 nnd Imprisonment for not
less than 30 days or mote than six
months.
PENALTY IMPOSED.
For selling the stufT at retail without
a license the penalty Is a fine of not
less than $50 or more than $300, and for
selling small packages without the
name of tho seller or nn oleomargarine
label on th"m, the defendant Is liable
to a flno of not more than $2,000 and
Imprisonment for not more than two
years.
It Is a well known fact that there
are other offenders and more arrests
may be expected In the near future.
HONESDALE.
Ih, iriHlclI OS. rCLK, "Walk In and look around." 3
RECOG.'IIZED HEADQUARTERS FOR
Reliable
Furs
Stylish
Tailored Gowns,
Handsome Capes.
Everything in Ladies' Outer Gar
ments, Misses and Children's Coats and
Capes, Ladies' Silk Waists in new shades
and. effects.
F. L. Crane
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Lacka. Ave
Rau) Ftirs Boiighf. Fiirs Repaired.
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MINOOKA.
Jlrs. Michael Lacey, an old lady who
ri sides on Gilmore avenue, was acci
dentally run down by a south bound
street car last evening on Main stret.
.Vre. Lacey wus In the act of cnwslng
the track when the car, which w.is
coming at a high rate of Bp.:i;d down
the giade, struck her. Tho ca- waa m
il-argo of Conductor MoMurtrle an I
Votoiman C.irpenter, who claim tlut
they did not see the woman until the
car was upon her owing to the dark
ness. The old lady was rendered un
conscious and was carried to tho home
of her sister, Mrs. Ityan, of Main
r.tret, where she received medical uld.
Her head and face wero badly lacer
ated, several stitches being nocessaiy
to sew up tho wounds. It Is thought
she may not bo able to survive tho
hhock.
Jllnooka Is to have a hose company.
A meeting of tho most prominent citi
zens of the plnco will bo held Friday
evening at McDonough's hall and
everybody Interested In the prJect
should bo present.
The Connell council, Y. M. L, Is to
have a social session Jn the T. II. and
13. hall In a few weeks.
Eire at Peekvllle.
The oil house and barn adjoining ths
Grassy Island breaker were destroyed
by fire last night.
From Your Furniture
And destroy every moth woim aud egg,
withmt talcing furniture apart.
m. is, k nil
Successfully treated by our New Process,
and work guaranteed. Our prices are very
reasonable.
The annual concert of tho teachers' In
stitute of Wayne county will bo given at
Ilonrodaln on Tuesday pvenhig, Nov. 7,
by the lfonedale Philharmonic orches
tra. Mr. Krnst Thlele. of Scranton, con
ductor. Several members of Bauer's or
rhrstrn and other performers from this
city will nugment the orchestra. Mrs.
Thlole, soprano, and Miss Buchwald,
planiste, will bo the soloists. Following
la tho programme.
Overture, "Tampa" Herold
Orchestra.
Bolero, "Sicilian Vespers" Verdi
Mrs. Thlele with orchestra accompani
ment, fa) Hpanlsh Dance Moszhowskl
(b) Serenade, for fluto and cello ... .Tittle
Mr. Pontloy nnd Mr. Lclne.
(c) Lin du Bal Glllet
Orchestra.
Cuban Dance Richard Hoffman
SIlss Buchwald.
Overture, "Raymond" Thomas
Orchestra.
(a) Marhhka! Marlshka! Horhay
(b) Spring flowers Retnecko
Mrs. Thlele with violin obllgato.
rantalhle, "William Toll"
DeBcrlot and Osborne
Mli Buchwald and Mr. Thlele.
Cavallerla Rutlcann Mnscngnl
Mrs. Thlele, Mr. Bcntley and orchestra.
Wedding march Mendelssohn
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Improved Dining Car Service.
Nickel Plate train No. 3 leaving Buf
falo at 7.10 a. m., daily, has a dining
car attached, serving breakfast im
mediately after departure from Buf
falo. Luncheon and dlnrer will also be
served at co- venlent hour3. The meals
on tho NIeknl Plate dining cars have
already a national reputation for ex
cellence, and this Improved service will
o doubt bo appicclated by the patrons
of the popular Nickel Plate road,
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Saves tho flavor lost hy tho old process.
THE PROCESS COSTS NO MORE.
THE COFFEE COSTS NO MORE.
Sold l.l tbU I lb. Air.
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AU your grocer
If he decs not keep rjcc.lrSa Process Coffee, ht!na u im
n.irno und Jfc to cover nut, ai.o. ai .1 wu u.libLnd wmi. lh. IV A
J i-j. -W-. jr:Tw.l:'vrTrf', 00.. xowYonr. c?it'. (,
EVERETT'S LIVERY RID BOARDING STABLES,
,12G DIX COURT (ItEAK CITY HALL.)
First-Clus Couclus, Carriages nnd Kunnbmit Wagons.
Horses, Attentive, Care ul Drivers. Djpot Calls Promptly
cd to. 'Phouc No. 701.
Good
Attend'
F E. EVERETT, Proprietor.
Continued on I'ago 8.
I'oor clothes cannot roalco you look
old, Uven roUi iLcuKs won t ilo it.
uno tiling aoo it, una nncr falls.
It U linpoMlble to look young with
the color of seventy ycii t fa your luLr.
IIIOKS-I11 1'lymouth, Nov. 5, ISM, Mar
Ion Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. IUcks, nf Bornnton, aged S years
and 8 months, at the home of net
grandparents In Plymouth, Funeral
Tuesday afternoon. Interment in For
est Hill cemetery.
JbWA 3 P! 40t. H? VPt
lliir lpr
P permanently postpones the tell-tale r
1 slpnsofape. It brings back tbooolor l
ui juuiu. Ainuy your nair may iook
as It did at lilteeu. It tblckeus tho
hair nlo. Stoni It from fiilllno nut.
and cleanses tue scab) from dandruff ,
i,w a Dome, At all druggists.
If TOU do BAt ohtAln nil ttiA hftnaflta
you eiix-ctrd from Hie uio of the Vigor,
writs tho doctor about It,
AUdreu, Pit. J, O. ATF.n,
Lowell, llan,
US
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No Rainbow Chasing Here. '
THE DIAMOND FLATS, between Scranton and Providence, are not an
annex of Scranton, depending for their development upon the furthef
spread of the city, The city has grown around it on every side during the last 50
years until finally the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad.
Company consented to place this valuable piece of land within reach of the public.
It's sale by the D., L. & W. R. R. Co. marks an epoch in the his
tory of Scranton. It means the full and complete development of Pine Brook,
Park Place and Providence, and homes for thousands of people. Ten years from
today land on Providence Road will sell as high as property on
Penn avenue and Spruce street is selling now.
OFFICES.AlbriKht Avenue, on Company's Land, and Room 208, Second Floor, Common
wealth Building;, Corner Spruce Street and Washington Avenue.
5?:
The Diamond Land and Improvement Co. AL SrSenfl