THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1899.
10
UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
True Economy
The difference of cost between a
good and a froor baking pow
der would not amount for a fam
ily's supply to one dollar a year.
The poor powder would cost
many times this in doctors' bills
Royal Baking Powder may cost a little
more per can, but it insures perfect,
wholesome food. In fact, it is more
economical in the end, because it goes
further in leavening and never spoils
the food.
Royal Baking Powder used always in
making the biscuit and cake saves both
health and money.
GRAND JURY MAKES
ITS FINAL RETURN
LARGE NUMBER OF IGNORED
BILLS WERE PRESENTED.
The Jury Says That the Faulty Tran-s-uriptf
of Justices anil Aldermen
A)c Responsible in Many Cases for
Ignored Bills, and In That These
Faults Are Not Always Accidental.
Favorable Report on All the
Bridges Mary Mish Indicted for
Illegal Practice of Medicine.
The Brand Jury made Its final return
yesterday nnd was discharged. In Its
report It recommended some slight re
jmlrs at the county Jail and commended
the manner In which the Institution
Is conducted. Favorable reports are
made on all the bridges petitioned for.
In connection with the large number
of Ignored bills returned, the Jury has
this to say:
Tho largo number of Ignored bills In
which costs wero pieced on tho county
nro duo to defective transcripts sent In
hy aldermen and Justices of tho peace.
These otllcers deserve eensuro for mak
ing tho county liable for coats, and wo
believe that In many cases these defects
nto not the result of Ignorance or care
lessness. Following are tho true nnd Ignored
bills contained in the final report:
TRUE niLLS.
Embezzlement. John Dyer; Margaret
Dyer, prox.
Obstructing Execution of Legal Tro
cess. Owen Moran; John l.ance, pros.
Illegal Practice of Medicine. Mary
Mlsh; Joseph J. Martin, pros.
Adultery. Annie Depue; Thomas Nor
ton, pros. M. J. Norton; Thomas Nor
ton, pros.
False Pretences.-John Whttko; Will
iam Craig, pros.
Itccelvlng Stolen Goods. Frank Lam
croux: M. Crlppen, pros. Joseph ltega;
Mrs. Teaney Hloomcr. prox.
Assault nnd Battery. Andrew Hnrwln,
Annlo llnrwln; Mary Howie, prox. Mich
ael Abltahan, nllas Michael Sullivan;
Joseph Simon, pros. William James;
Edwin G. Hughes, pros. Charles 7.P
lln&ky; Joseph Kutcavage, pros. Stan
Icy Vnnosky, Alick Vanosky: Michael
Mellck, pros. John Stankoskle. alias
Nicholas Stankosklo; John Kovolesky,
pros. Frank Degnall, jr., William An
drews; Melvln Corse, pros. Heko Johiel
Id; Constnnzo D. Martell, pros. Suslo
Ruddy; Mary Guydulia, prox.
Aggravated Assault nnd Mattery. Ed
ward Crane: Anthony Ruddy, pros.
Robbery. William Lcnnct.-Georgo Tay
lor: William Thomas, pros.
Felonlou'l Attempt. Angelo Musserl,
John Do Kazzlo; James T. McAndrew,
pros.
Larceny nnd Reeelvlng.-Mary Ann
Kinney; Mary Gaughan, prox. Martzln
Josefchlk: Andrew Stus, pros. Henry
Stlpp: Peter F. Cunningham, pros.
Georgo Henry, Gforge Raker; Thomas
Bray, pros. Stnnley Vanosky, Allele Vn
nosky: Michael Mellck, pros. William
V. Fuller: E. J. Neary. pros. John Lee;
Michael Duffy, pros.
IGNORED BILLS.
Common Scold-Catherlno McDonnell;
I'. G. Kmgerman. pros. County pay
costs. Sushi Ruddy; Mary Guydulia,
prox. County pay costs, derty Leo; ill
chael Duffy, pros., ttf pay costs.
Defrauding Boarding House-John Sen
toreno; Frank Bunettl, pro?., to pay
costs. James Eagan; Joseph Miller, pros.,
v to nay costs.
.Embezzlement Charles Dldlk: Juliana
lyonochlck, prox. U. S. Ketchnm; Geo.
F. Thomas, pros.
Mnllcltus Mischief Geoigc King. Har
ry Scott, John Bradley, Frank Smith,
Patrick Coicy, James Kimball: J. B.
Shannon, pros. County pay costs. James
Jjilly, Thomas Lynch, Edward Relliy
Fred Danner, pros., to pav cosis. arv
Ann Kenr.ey; Mary Gaughan, pr.ix.
County pay costs. John Benson; Annlo
umvib, Jim.. iu pny costs, wnui Mulish
man, Hannah Hubshman; Mary Swartz,
prox., to pay costs. Mrs. John Cnrov,
Cntherlno McGlver, James Mlldy. Thos.
Dempsey: J. Block, pros. County pay
costs. Mahle Thomas; Domlnlck Dlgudls,
pros., to pay costs. Louis Johnson; Win
nlti Akoson, prox. County pay costs.
Robbery Michael Kearney; Cnmovnrl
Angelo. pros. Alcxarder Monaea; Mi
chael Knvelafskl; John AMiman, pros,
Mary O'Hara; Mary Abraham, prox.
'Owen Moran; John Lnnce, pros. Andy
PlKdan; James Flnnlgan, pros.
Keeping a Bawdy House Andy Phelan;
James F. Loftus. pros., to pay costs.
Delia Gllmoro; Nelllo Martin, prox., to
pay costs.
Perjury Annlo Bandokos; Lndwlck I.e.
slnsky, pros., to pay costs. Bessie Mor.
rlson: William Hapgorty, pros. County
pay cowtB. J. D. Clymcr; Thomas Jer
niyn, pros., to pay costs. Albert Hlnk
lqy: Lewis Grave, pwii.,, tn pay cobts,
.Anthony l'ornoo; Wladi.'nw Orchowsky,
,pr., to pay ousts, Margaret Powell;
Umll Colaec, pros., to pay costs. John
You cannot, if you value good health, afford
to use cheap, low-grade, alum baking pow-
, ders. They are apt to spoil the food; they
do endanger the health. All physicians will
tell you that alum in food is poisonous.
ROYAL DAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Bendokos; Ladwick Leslnsky, pros,
to
pay costs.
Pointing Pistol James Lally, Thomas
Lynch, Edwnrd Rcilly: Fred Danner,
pros., to pay costs. R. D. Manell; Dom
Inick D. Mattel, pros., to pay costs.
Statutory Burglary Daniel McGulre.
James Apple. Thomas Sheridan; Edward
J. Neary, pros. Jcseph Coyne; W. J.
Mlchnles, pros.
Falso Pretenses George Donlln; L.
Klein, pros., to pay costs. Andrew
Rlchkfsky; Joseph Rudolnvlch, pros.
County pay costs. Charles Hertz; Zlgs
man Klslnskl, pros., to pay costs. Chas.
Dudlck; Jullannn Ivanoehlck. prox., to
pay costs. Michael Sllmlck; Andrew
Nlcol, pros., to pay costs, George Ge
latt; Louis ' .affer, pios., to pay costs.
Borneo Mosco; A. Cerra, pros., to pay
costs. William Race; Jchn Brown, pros.,
to pay costs.
Larceny and Receiving John Jones.
David Jones. John Hcpklns; George Pro
kopovltch, pros. Fred Knauss; John
Stueber, pros. Frances Adomlnsky; Paul
Adomlnsky, pros. Samuel Arnold: M.
Crlppen, pros. Joseph Wolf ; Joseph Will
iams, pros. Anthony Stangusky; Albert
I'otch, pros. William Hopkins, Georgo
Warren; E. R. Allen, pros. Barbara
Lewis; W. R. Williams, pros. S. S. Lee;
J. R, Stevens, pros. John Budko; Mi
chael vertok, pros. Andrew jleloisKy;
John Grlschok, pins. Paul Nowak; Antol
Hushar, pros, John Cleskl; Jacob Rich,
pros, to pay costs. Peter Swagczdls, Aiat
thew Swngezdls; Frank Uurskey, pros.
Charles Kudok; Harry Shumak, pros.
John Krebok: Mlchnel Unck, pros. Will
iam Momtt; S. A. Gllby, pros. William
Bunnell; S A. Gllby, pros. Joseph Walko;
Franceska Borgman, prox. Adam Lock
ron; Timothy Foley, pros. John Mcaney;
Gerome Westcott, pros. Herrltts Pitts;
Paul Hunkow, pros. Samuel Rooney; Mi
chael Dorsey, pros. Jacob Yooskei; El
len Warenske, prox. Peter Wensten;
Edward Rnbestlne. pros. Joseph Slma
koft; Jacob Yokanskl, pros, Edward
Rnmposkl; Charles Harbonlne, pros., to
pay costs. Georgo Lersonusk; George
Morrow, pros. Otto Barrltlskt; Edward
Bacrs, pros. Michael Barrett; John Cum
mlngs, pros. John Harbonskl; Mary
Yoermanskl, prox. Arthur Holnthovltz;
James Callahan, pros. Samuel Ferottzc,
Emll Hermans, pros. James Wylanfl,
Edward Watts, William Mulrooney;
Fred J. Martin, pros. James Lally, Thos.
Lynch, Edward Relliy; Fred Danner,
pros. John M. Evans: Viola Manning,
prox. Frank Campbell, Peter Rogan;
Gulscppo Flangello, pros. Domcnlco
Colllo; Peter Fasno, pros. John Benson;
Annie Davis, prox. Martin Yatcavltskl;
Anthony Ynrotszka, pros. James Peter
son; John Snyder, pros. Frank McLnnc,
Harry Mooney; Frank Moeller, pros.
John Monoghan; Frank Herrlty, pros.
Mary Ann Kenwnrd; John Donovan, pros.
Louis Moon; Domlnlck Bartlc, pros. John
Mcliale: Enesto Pelslno, pros. Edwnrd
Lally, Thomns Dumlng: Kato Lally,
prox. David Cohn; H. H. Dever, pros.
Frank McLane, Harry Mooney; Frank
Moeller. pros. John Doc, alias Charles
Mver. nllas Charles Smith: Thomas Ley-
shon, pros. Joseph E. Terrell; Frank
Robllng, Jr., pros. William Connell;
Charles Summttt, pros. Georgo Breger,
alias Joseph Breger; Morris Weiss, pros
George Charmy, Stephen Charmy; Jinx
Rosenfeld, pros. Thurston Everets,
Archie Lance; James Hnnnn. pros. Will
iam P. Smith; Charles Gllboy, pros. Mike
Kosteln; John Helttus, pros.
Larceny by Bailee Felix Suekery;
Lathlck Bctok, pros. Fred Anthony; L.
Friedman, pros. Harry Hewett; Llzzlo
Halluck, piox., to pay costs. Charles
Bennett; Jacob M. Frank, pros. Lizzie
Kline; Fred Wendllrg. pros. James Ru
nne; Edward Fallon, pros. Joseph Chl
nehkl; Anthony Tye, pros. Lewis Jerkl
turtz; Adam Slcltozls, pros. John Ko
shantus; Joseph Rosenlk, pros. Michael
Kalmlok; Washll Bender, pros.
Selling Lltpior Without License Julia
Spencer: Patrick Downey, pros., to pay
costs. Mlko Lahout. II. Swahltch; Pat
rick Downey, pros., to pay costs. Jano
Ackerson: Patrick Downey, pros., to pay
costs. William Thomas; Richard Bar
ron, pros. County pey costs. Michael
Ruddy; August Schmidt, pros., to pay
costs. Mnry Yngoda: Fred Addison,
pros. County pay cotts. Michael itlck;
Joseph Knrbcct. pros., to pay costs. John
McAllIf; Joseph Knrbect, pros., to pay
costs. Michael Topshousky; Joseph Kar
luct., pros., to pay costs. Timothy
Burkson; Joseph Knrbect. pros., to pay
costs; Peter Carroll; Joseph Knrbect,
pros., to pay costs. Andy Phelan; James
Flnnlgan, pros., to pay costs. D. P,
Kano; Isaac Mills, pros. County pay
costs.
Assnult ana Battery Nathan Weiss, B.
Edelsohn; Louis Friedman, pros., to pay
costs. Thomas E. Mills; Arthur Davis,
pros,, to pay costH. Georgo Smith; John
Pollslkey. pros'.. t,.l nay costs. Ellen
Heckman, Mary Margan; Ann Munley,
prox., to pay costs. Ann Munley? Mary
Mangan, prox., to pay costs. Mary Per
tullla; Mary Dllnlskn, prox., to pay costs,
Jennett Williams; W. R. Williams, pros.,
to pay costs. Thomas ONell; George
Smith, pros., to pay costs. William I'eck,
Michael Grady; Wlllard Crocker, pros.
to pay costs. Peter Qulnn; Martin Goul
den, pros., to pay costs. W. F. Loftus,
Enos Smith, pros. County pay costs,
Helena Lotklevlez; Mnrganna Chesna,
prox. County pay costs. Sirs, Michael
Wlchko: Joseph Kcefer, pros., to pay
costs. Ralph Vollo, John Butrlccl, An
thony Masslas; John Dunn, pros, Coun
ty pay costs. James Klchell; Mary Bed
wan, prox., to pay costs. C, W. Brow
nell; John Walsh, pros., to pay costs,
Aaron Weiss; Max Herring, pros., to pr.y
yosts. Mary Flnley; Bridget Lynch,
prox. County pay costs. Patrick Me
Glnty; Charles Durso, pros., to pay costs.
John Gray; Mary Jane Willis, prox., to
pay costs. Alexander Tesykoj Frank
Bootjack, pros., to pay coBts. Hugh
Winkler; James Reed, pros.) to pay costs.
O. F. Blglln; Beczle Blglln, prox., to pay
costs. Michael Klndel; Joseph Roesh
pros., to pay costs. Susannah Vaughn;
Sarah J. Turner, prox. County pay costs.
Michael D. Walsh; Bridget Wnlsh, prox,.
to pay costs. Alfonzo Renne; Vlnccnzo
Carluccl. pros., to pay costs. Jnmes
Lally, Thomas Lynch, Edward Rcilly;
Fred Danner, pros., to pay costs. John
Benson; Annie Davis, prox., to pny costs.
John Mcilnle; Bennle Mattl, pros., to pay
costs. Daniel Cavanaugh; Bridget
ONeal, prox., to pay costs. Henry Rolls,
Lottie Rolls; Mary A, Burns, prox., to
pay costs. Mary Ann Burns, Henrietta
Burns, Richard Burns; Mrs. Frank Rolls,
prox., to pay costs. John Ketek; S. Mid
dleman, pros., to pay costs. Esther Feld
n:an; Jennie Flannclly, prox., to pay
costs. Andy Phelan; James F. Loftus,
pros., to pny costs. John Koscso; Jonn
Lahotsky. pros., to pay costs. Charles
Schllcr; Charles II. Myers, pros., to pay
costs. John Llddlck; Thomas Culllgan,
pros., to pay costs. James P. Gllbride;
Annlo Gllbride, prox.. to pay costs. Frank
Delancy: Patrick Downey, pros., to pay
costs. Eliza Llewellyn: Sarah Nicholas,
prox., to pay costs. Kate Teal; Pearl
Kennedy, prox.. to pay costs. Robert
Martin, alias William Sheffield; Sarah
Barrett, prox., to pay costs. Hugh Gal
lagher: Mary Gallagher, prox.. to pay
costs. Thomas Frlel; Dora Kpps, prox.,
to t'ay costs. Frank Bonoti; John Mag
nottl, pros., to pay costs. Esther Calla
way; Annie Vnug)ian, prox., to pay costs.
John Kelly; Bridget Brady, prox., to pay
costs. James Howey; Mary E. Annston,
prox., to pay costs. Joseph Granville;
Ellznbcth Granville, prox., to pay costs.
Aggravated Assault and Battery Nel
llo Mitchell; John Byres, pros. County
pay costs. John LonglnottI; Frank Bon
nettl. pros., to pay costs.
Selling Liquor to Minors E. B. Gar
nell: Max Herring, pros., to pay costs.
Enticing Minor Female for Immoral
Purposes William Sheffield; James Bar
rett, pros., to pay costs,
Extortion Jacob Surovltz; Joseph
Goodman, pros., to pay costs.
Felflonlous Wounding Georgo Rumln
Iskl; Richard Keogh, pros.
Fornication nnd Bastardy Joseph
Keefer; Michael Wlchko, pros. County
pay costs.
Adultery Annlo Kuch; Michael Kuch,
pros., to pay costs.
Violation of Game Laws Patrick Mc
Glnley; S. A. Gllby, nros. County pay
costs,
Breaking Fence John Walker, Charles
Walker; John Grlsdale, pros. County pay
costs.
Forcible Entry and Detainer Andrew
Hnrwln. Annlo Hnrwln; Stephen Howie,
pros. County pay costs.
Blackmail Charles Britten; Michael
Duffy, pros., to pay costs.
Libel-John A. Erwln; William P.
Qulnn. pros., to pay costs.
Gambling Martin J. Healey; E. J.
Neary, Jros. County pay costs. Harry
McKlnney, Wllllnm Curtis, Robert Mur
phy; Frank Robllng, Jr., pros. County
pay costs.
"The Mill Cannot Grind
with Water That's Past"
A fagged out, tearful little
woman said this in telling her
cares and weaknesses. Her
friend encouraged by idling of a relative
who was cured of just such troubles by
Hood's Sarsaparilla. The little ivorrun
now has tears of joy, for she took Hood's,
which put her blood in prime order, and
she lives on the strength of the present in
stead of worrying about that of the past.
Told Her Friend " After having
goitre on my neck 42 years Hood's Sarsa
parilta completely cured me. was so
glad I told friends about it and a lady in
Wisconsin who read of my cure told me
she also took Hood's for the same trouble
and was cured. She thanked me." SMrs.
cAnna Sutherland, Kalamazoo, SMich.
Zfjcctfo SaUafranh
IIoocPM'lllicuroUTerlUiitha non-lrrltatlng nd
onfy ctfirtTc to tka w'itlOio'oa'i "barrVr'llU".
I
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domestlo
use and of all sixes. Including Buckwheat
and Blrdseye, delivered ln any part of
the city, at the lowest price.
Orders received at the otllce, Connell
building. Room 806; telephone No, 1702, or
at the mine, telephone No, 272, will, he
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
ill PUNT
T PLEASANT COAL CO
List of letters remaining uncalled for
nt Scrnnton postolllco, November IB, 189a
Persons calling will pleaso say adver
tised nnd give datoof list. Ezra 11, Rip
Jlc, postmneter.
J, B. Brouson, II. F. Bowers, Miss
Mary Burns, John Baur, ticket ugent,
special; Frnnk Brenton.
Mis. W. D. Colo (3), Mrs. P. J, Con
sldlnc, John Carroll, Thomas Callnn, Miss
Jennie Crother, Ml rn Grace W. Carey,
Arthur II. Chase, Miss Helen L. Clark,
Miss Cowbcrt.
Delmnr B. Dunn, Charles Dlllemnth,
Miss Emily Decker, Michael Dolan, Jt.
A. Dale, Joseph Dlppre, II. A. Dunkol
berg, John DcWItt;, special; Florence
Daniels, Mrs. Anna Davis.
Mr. Englc.
Mrs. Amanda Glenn, Mrs. Grllilths,
John Gllroy,
Miss Mary Hcftron, Levi W. Hartrnnit,
John Henwood, Alvln Hny, Mr. B, C.
Harris, Frank Howard, Miss Hanklnsun.
Miss Sarnh Joyce.
Miss I. E. Kelly. Dr. L. F. Kearney.
Wlllard Long, W. G. Lewis, James
Lynch.
Mr. McWllllams, "Builder;" McMnckcy
& Co., Miss Lulu Matthews (2), Allco
McIIugh, B. E. Mullen, Miss Annlo Mill
laghey, Anna McCarthy, Mrs, T. F. Mc
Donnell, T. J. Mny, Peter McDonnld, Geo,
Marcy, Joseph Mlndcn, "photo."
Kato Nash, special.
M. F. O'Boylc, Jacob Obourn, John G.
Osman.
William P. Potter, C. M. Parker, Mrs.
Hannah Partington, Theo. Pershing.
Honorn Qulnn.
Chr. Roblnso.i, Mrs. E. A. Rogers. How
nrd S. Rogers, Irwin Rowcll, Kntlo Re
gan, Miss Lizzie Richards, Orvlllo Rec
tor. H. C. Stanton, Nora .Sellers, Daniel
Owens Swan, Robert Scott, William S.
Smith, Isaac Sykes. R. A. Smith, A. H.
Shoemaker, Henry Simpson, Frank Sweet,
Elva M. Shepherd.
Edgar Thompson, Mrs. Julia Thomas,
J. Telerz.
C. D. Van Amnn.
O. R. Watson, Miss Mattlc Wells, P. J.
Welsh, Georgo Ward, Henry Williams.
Italian Blradelll Dl Ginnclnto, Antonl
Dowglrd, Maria Mlchala Izzo, Cnrmlna
Rnlarrane, Salvntoro Romnno, Cocearclll
Mnrlano, Santo Concilia.
Polish Macey MellnowskcJ, Piter Sta
sllajkls, Jerry Kosaklewlcz, Stnnlstnw
Stanystan Malynowsky, Antonos lilod
ikos, Frek Knrnbil, Jakub Nelrman, An
tonl Jannrat, Vlnslnlns Sledlockl, Jnn
Goluslcurcz, Juzepes Szebelskls, Sclcman
Lehzulnltis.
Hungnrlan Pnwtro Wojbachu, Mnlclt
Janos, Czlprl.in Mori, rerccslnszky
Georg, Petro Kurlatryk, Jnhorcsak MI
halyl, Juozas S. Pudls, Miss Gruynlon;
eka, Fany Smlt, Horvnth Ifctvnn, Ggort
Gamrat, Marel Spenseba, MnJIk Karcso.
Wants the Whole Graft.
Tho Young Wife And how much money
a month will you allow me, dear?
The Husband Well, I guess about $100.
Young Wife Oh, pshaw.Fred; you earn
more than that, don't you?" Yonkcrs
Gazette.
kin-Tortured Babies
CRY FOR CUTICURA.
Instant relief and sleq
Coticura Soap arid as:
rivrTm fllntrnpnt. A
tured Infants and worn-out, worried paronts
SoM efenwhrn. Sot'r. Jv.iOiTMrT..We. Poitib
D.jjjC. Coar., l'.-op., Boico. bona itwp. oook.um.
Utlilti
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Peoplo generally do not know
that flour Improves with age.
This Is tho case, however, and
there is as much difference be
tween new and old flour as be
tween new and old wine. Buy
a barrel of
"Snow
Flour NOW and your bread
will get whiter and whiter every
tlmo you bake.
All grocers sell it.
"t only wholesalelt."
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olypliant.
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TAKE TIME or THE FORELOCK.'
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
and prices the lowest Workmanship
guaranteed even on
THE CHEAPER GRADES.
Keep us In mind and you won't re
Bret giving us your patronage you
will get goods as represented giving
you our easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc. Flva largo floors full
to the celling at
Thos, Kelly's Stom,
inland 13:1
Franklin Avenui
&$st
The Best
Washing Powder
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BAM OWES m GO-uflHTS
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see the garment. There's a saving in the price, too on ac
count of them being sample garments. . We own them very
much under the regular value, and being -sample garments,
made especially to show, they are made better than most stock
garments are.
And the saving of from one dollar to seven dollars and a half
on every garment is worthy of your consideration at this time
of the season.
CONNOLLY
THIS WEEK'S PR'.CES IN
The following prices, which we are
selling goods for this week, are tho
lowest that we have ever offered.
The goods are the finest grade and
cannot help but please everyone.
Call and see them.
Flno Diamond Rings nt $3.00, worth
$10.00.
Solid Gold Band Rings at 51.23, worth
J3.M.
Solid Gold Band Rings at $1.00. worth
$2 23
Gold Filled CuK Buttons, S0c, worth
Si. 23.
Cuff Buttons, previous prices 11.00, now
S"c.
Gent's Solid Sliver Watch. Elgin move
ment, $3.50.
Ladles' Sterling Silver Watches, worth
J3.D0, now $3.75.
Gent's Nickel Watches, S. W prlco
$3.C0, now $1.75.
Rogers Bros'. Spoons, warranted, 50c.
Rogers Bros'. Butter Knives, Sugnr
Spoons, Plcklo Forks, 37c. previous prlco
75c.
Ladles' Solid Gold Watch, Elgin move
ment, $11.50.
Ladles' Gold Filled Watches at $8.50,
worth $13.00.
We nlso have about three hundred Ln.
dies' Solid Silver Rings, worth 50c. and
75c, will elope them at 10c each.
Special sale now going on nt Davldow
Bros. Attend as wo are offering goods
at one-fourth their original value.
Extra Heavy Solid Silver Thimbles at
19c.
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanna Ava,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital $200,000
UftPLUS 4SO.000
VM. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vlce-Pre.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier.
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SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
Special Talk
On Jackets.o.o
Two hundred high class sample garments
from the best makers in the cloak business, are
here for quick disposal. When we say that
this lot contains the finest and best tailored
coats that have ever been brought to Scranton,
we state a fact that you'll appreciate, when you
& WALLACE,
Fall Carpets
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WILLIAMS
Interior
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Brewery
Manufacturer ir
OLD STOCK
PIL
435 to 455
N. Ninth Street,
Telephone Cut!, '2;Ul
311 Sprue i Si.
Tiniple Court Buliliij,
ScrautJJ, Pa.
All acute and chronic diseases of men,
women nnd children. CilltONIC. NKHV
OIJB. HHA1N AND W AST1NU DiKAH
EH A BPKCIAL.TV. All dlseuses of tho
lJlver. Klilnoys, uiaciuer. smn, mood,
Nerves, Womb, Eye. Far, Nose, Throat,
and Lung. Cancers, Tumours, I'lHs
llunturo Uoltre. Rheumutlsm, Asthma,
Catarrh, Varicocele. Lost Manhood,
Nlchtly Emissions, all Female Diseases,
Lcucorrhoea, etc. aonorrhea. Syphilis.
Hlood Poison, Indiscretion nnd youthful
habits obliterated. SurKery. Fits, Ep.
leuBy Taut' and Stomnch worms. CA
TAItUHOZONE, Speclllo for Cntarrh.
Three months' treatment only J5.00. Trial
free In olllce. ConBUltatlon and exami
nations free. CXllco hours dally and
Sunday. 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
DR. DENSTEN
ill's I
JMmk
$30
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
We offer better inducements
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 in Wilton, Ax
minster, VelVet, Brussels,
Savonerrie, Ingrain.
& M'ANULTY.
Decorators.
129 Wyoming Avenue,
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5 The season is now H
s open, for all kinds of s
S game. Get your guns 5
s aud dogs out. If you are E
not supplied, we can fit 5
5 you up with everything 5
except the dog. Our
5 prices are the lowest aud a
S goods the best.
Rabbits 1
I FL0REY & BROOKS 1
u! an Waihlnjton Avcnus. S
7Z Opposite Court House.
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RoomslaurtCom'lllilvrd'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
nining and Blasting
POWDE
Mtule nt Mooslo nnd KusU lalo WorKL
LAPLIN & RAND POWDCR CO.'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Kl ctrlo llatterlei. KleolrloKxplodan,
lor exploding blaits, rtafely l-'use ua I
Repauno Chamlcal Co.'s cxi"o"vns
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