?rr"3 "k 1 jj -ff,l' "i'V-' -i' "" I - "W THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1899. NORTON'S BULLETIN December Magazines. received nt Norton's: t Cosmopolitan, Ladlas Homo Journal, Woman's Home Companion, Woman's World, Borlbner, St. Nicholas, Puritan. Metropolitan, Iieslle's Popular, Pearson's, Argosy, Wldo World, Younff Lndy'B Journal. ALL THE NEW BOOKS nt cut prices. ATLAS OF THE WORLD from 31, upward. OLOBES from 25c. to 80.00. MAP OF SOUTH AFRICA. Price 25 cents. 25 and 50-cent papor book3 10 cents each. ' The London Illustrated Papers for Christmas, arn here. Subscriptions received for all Period icals at publishers rates. M. NORTON, 322 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton. X :X We Are Making fin Exhibition.... OP HIQH'CLASS PLATINO' TYPES THIS WEEK. YOU WILL CERTAINLY FIND WHAT YOU ARE LOOKINQ FOR IN THIS LINE. THE GRIFFIN ART CO. St X King Miller London and New York TAILOR Pino Merchant mid La dles' 'Jallorlng. 435 SPRUCE STREET- 'PHONE 3774. Lace Curtains Cleaned Entirely by llnml. ltoturnd Samo. Size and Shajio ns Now. LACKAWANNA. THE LAUNDRY 308 1'enn Avenut. A. B. WARMAN. PERSONAL Mrs. Alex Dunn, jr., of Jefferson ave nue, Is scrlo'i.sly 111. Dr. Arndt, of Cupouso nvenue, returned last evening from New York. Deputy Controller Charles A. Hartley returned yesterday from ti trip to New York. Fred Sehwonk, registry rlerk at the postofllce, yesterday morning returned to his work after his vacation. Miss Lillian A. Kraft, of Long Island, N. Y., who has been spending several weeks In Scranton, will return homo to day. Isaae Post, of the First National bank, is at Newark, N. J., attending the cele bration of tho one hundredth anniversary of Mr, Baldwin, his wife's grandfather. Thomas, F. Hut'gerty, of Wllkes-Barre, rnlurned yesterday afternoon from Now York, where ho had been to soo his brother. Captain John C. Ilnggerty, of tho Forty-llrst Uiltod States volunteers, set sail for tho riiillpplnes. Captain Ilug gerty Is tho oflicer who, one hour before steaming out of the Lay, was married to one of New York's most charming young ladles. Acc mpai ying Crptaln Haggerty to the Philippines is Captain Frank P. Slvlter, whem Wllkea-Barrmns will re member as the young lieutenant who was In rhargo of tho redlining station on North Main street one year ego. Captain Hlvltor mude many friends during his stay in this city and all hope for his sato return Wllkcs-Barre News-Dealer. FAMOUS SINGER MAY COME. Effort to Be Made to Bring Mmo. Nevada to Scranton. A number of citizens of Scranton have Just now nn Important musical undertaking in view. It Is a proposi tion to bring to this city the world's most famous cantatrlce, Mmo, Nevada, who, after fifteen years' absence In tho European capitals, has Just leturned to her native America. Fifteen years have not pervert to blot out the recollection of the furore of , enthusiasm with which Nevada wna l received when Mnpleson first brought her bark to this country a finished nrtlst. The newspapers have told over and over again of tho triumph ot j Nevada in the great world over the i seas. How tho countrymen of Bellini declared that she was the only "Amine" worthy to adorn In bronze the statue of tho master: how In Paris, when a statue was to be rUsod to Al exander Dumas, partly by means of the receipts of a groat beneiit perform ance, tho name of Nevada was prompt ly plnced on tho programme with those of Bernhardt and Duse; and how when, following the war between America and Spain, an audience at Seville hissed her because she was cu' the country ot tho hated victor, the queen regent and tho infanta hastened to do her honors which should efface all shse of this humiliation. All music lovers of this city will sin- 1.. t 11.., .i. ...,.,,.iii .-. tCI L'l J IIUJM7 IJIUH UIU JJiiJVIHUIl IU have the great artist sing here may be successfully carried out. Conrad's Hat Store open tonight (Thanksgiving eve) until 10 o'clock. Smoke the "Hotel Jermyn" cigar, 10c. ja. K . I R V 5s3?t X KJKJ I V'i''1-b'v A Supreme Moment of expectation could bo cafclly tuned Into an hour of vexation by having a dull carver to wrestle with. Your Thanks giving feust would be ono of unnoyanco unless you litivo a set of our lino steel carvers, with good bonu handles, that will disjoint a turkey und carve It In wafer slices In a hurry. Our fine stock of table cutlery aro useful and will be appreciated by tho housewife. LACKAWANNA HARDWARE CD,, 221 Lackawanna Avenue. .. . V 1fc UOU MH H fSflrvC irfkAVrMcr"-"" &VWKWXit, YnJBnmsm. lllliM I F. MUSICALS AT GREEN RID(JE. Will Bo Given by tho Pupils of St. Paul's Parochial School. On Thanksgiving evening the pupils of St, Paul's parochial school at Green Itldgo will give ft mtislcalo In tho school hall beginning nl 7.30 o'clock. Tho following programme will ho ren dered! Hymn to Saint Cecelia. National Air Violins, Masters J. J. O'lloro, T. Brock, K. Blukc, J. Walsh, Misses M. Ferguson, K. Kennedy, L. Powell, C. Kelley, K. Hnlllgan, a. Myers. Mandolins Muster A. Clrewcr, Misses N. Caddcn, M. Tallmnti, N. Mc Donnell, N. Croghan. Piano Misses Helen nnd Anna Smith. Wnysldo Ohnpel Wilson Miss Beatrice, Hoyden. Snowflako Dance Krogmann Master llnrty Caddcn. Waltz, Duet, Misses K. Krugermnn and It. Kavnnnugli llcnrts nnd Flowers Tobanl Violins-Masters J. O'Horb, T. wock M. Ulnkc, J. Walsh, Misses M. Fer guson, E. Kennedy. 1'lnno Miss M. Tallman. Dancing Wavelets Howe Miss Annie Caddcn. Waltz Webb Miss Grace Cawley. Witches' Danco Krogmann Miss Bessie Dwyer. Violin Selections Miss M. Ferguson Piano, Mls A. O'Donnell. The Robins' Bevel Phelps Master F. Coktollo. In tho May Bohr MIsh K. Dorsey. New Spring Lango Miss N. McDonnell. Reverie rplndler Miss Genovleo Kelley. Trio, Masters F. Croghan, F. Costello, F. Horan. Vocal Solo Miss L. Foyo Banjo Imitations Master John Leo Shadows on tho Water Louemy Miss Anna Winters. Trio Strcabogg Miss J. Hnlllgan, C. Doherty, I. Brcnnan. Tulip Ltchncr Miss Mnrgaret Jordan, Visions of Childhood Chorus Duet, Miss Nora Cadden, Master L. Grower Swan Song, Recitation ....Miss 12. Smith Fantasia, Muller Miss Anna Smith. Alice, Transcription Aschcr Miss M. Taylor. Bluo Bells of Scotland Violin, Master A. Grower. Piano, Miss II. Smith. Old Folks at Homo Goerdclcr Miss L. Foye. Monastery Bells Wely Miss Elizabeth Cullcn. Vocal Solo MUs S. Dougherty Southern Beauty March Violins, Mnstcrs J. I O'Horo, T. Brock, Miss M. Ferguson: Mnndo 11ns, Miss N. McDonnell, Master A. Grower; Banjo. Miss M. Jordan! Guitar, Miss A. Lynott; Piano, Miss L. Foye. Recollections of Home Mills Miss A. O'Donnell. Morceau do Concert Macdowcll Miss E. Smith. Thoughts at Evo Shannon Miss K. McIItigh. Let tho Hills and Vales Resound, Chorus Spring Reverie Goerdeler Miss J. Hnlllgan. Racing Down tho Rapids Lawrence Miss K. Horan. Polka do Concert' Bartlott Miss M. Tallman. Cavallcrla Rustlcana Mascagnl Master J. O'Horo. Invitation to tho Danco Weber Miss N. Cadden. Polonaise Chopin Miss Helen Smith. Star Spangled Banner Chorus LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS. They Can Be Obtained nt the Scran ton Postofllce. List of letters remaining uncalled for at Scranton postofllce, November 29, 1899. Persons calling for same will please say advertised, and give date of list. Ezra II. Ripple, postmaster Ella Braddock, Milton Blesecker.Mlss Mnllnda Burch, Mrs. L. Bolles, W. C. Boyles, Mrs. Henry Belrwerd, F. E. Brady, Mrs. Ifester Brlster, John Bar ber, Fred Baltus. Miss Nellie Connell, G. W. Clifford, S3. A. Crosby, Thomas Carboy, Mr.i. Mary Conrey, Miss Maggie Clark, Mar garet Chlcman, Mrs. C. F. Clearey, John J. Clark, "tinsmith;" Mrs. Adele Clark. Mrs. Dawson. Eldrldge Graham & Co. (3),M. Everst, Evan Edwards. John Ford, Paul Forbes, Rose Fred oriel, Carroll Fox, M. D. George Genlske, John Gallagher, Miss Margaret Gallagher, Dr. Thomas Gll lern, Tom Grllllths, Arthur Gardner. Hoover, Beat & Co., Miss Mabel Hall, W. P. Hayhurst. John Hare, Clara P. Hayes, Arthur Harbor. Miss B. Kyte, Phebe Kay, Ralph Kel ler. M. Llewellyn, Mrs. W. E. Lauer, Charles "W. Luce, Wlllard Long, 13. M. Lowe. Miss Rosa C. McDonald, P. II. Mc Andrew, M. D., Edward McFadden, Charles Maushart, W. J. Melrose, Mrs. Sadie McCloskey, Miss Mary A. Mc Laughlin, Charles E. Miller, J. R. Mc Lean. Miss Mabel Nlles. William O'Donnell, Miss Belle Os borne. Robert Perry, Charles Paulman, George Howard Price. Mrs. P. T. Robins, T. C. Robinson, Thomas Redfern, John J. Renston. Mrs. Dellah Smith, Duke Stewart, Ta nMii'ln T Cmlfh Itnilln, T n.hi. ! ?fP a,,aV ' """"'" ' DU,U"' 1 ar, &naier. Mary R. Tracy. John M. Weldln, Miss Catherine Walsh. Miss Jean B. Young. ITALIAN. Ginastrelll Gloachlno, Gatto Salvn tore fu Felice, Francesco d Lucia, Maria Quagllozzl fu Gulseppe, Vln cenzo Montellnno, Dall Ogllo Pletro, Mollnarl Glaromo, Clnguegranl Pas quale, Gulseppe Rubblno. POLISH. Fellplo Ralkewlcz, George Wogonls, Jos Stvelns, Anton Grlbec, Kazlmlerj Mallnowskl, Franclszek StachanskI, Johann Rynkewltsch, Stnnlstaw Wlt kowskl, Adeline Dzyngel Stanlstaw Bedul, Nathan Hurlvltz, Wawrlnoc Plpec, W. Plrovnskl, Walenty Ab vamczyk, Antonl Gardynlewlcz. HUNGARIAN. Hoy! Soyszak, Franclszek Bannat, Jocupy Eydpykancy, Janos Malek, Ste fan Wotoszyn, Juzef Mlchalek, Gezun Junos, Gojdlts Lebrs, Frenk Bobrlk, Moja Radwosclo (2), Mateo Murue, Paul Rehanyek, John Lazoryshyn. Olyphant, Nov. 29, 1S99, Wo desire to thank all the friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the sickness and death of our beloved mother and grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Prltchnrd. Mrs, John M. Evans and Family. Drowsiness Is dispelled by Beecham's Pills. Try a "Hotel Jermyn" cigar, 10c. COUNTY HAS MADE SOME BIG STRIDES INTERESTING FIGURES CON TAINED IN REPORT. In Less Than n Decade Lackawanna Has Increased In Valuation from 823,337,038 to 935,834,161, or In Other Words Scranton Is Valued Higher at Present Than tho Whole County Was In 1800 Timber Land Rapidly Decreasing In Area Com parisons with 1807, 1808 and Also with 1800. The county commissioners yesterday completed the annual assessment re port to bo forwarded to tho secretary o Internal affairs. Ilelow are given tho totals, together with the totals of 1897 and 1S0S, and also of 1S90, by which some Interesting comparisons can bo made to show how the county )g rapidly growing In wealth. In nine years, for Instance, tho aggregate value of all taxable property has Increased from ?2S,333,05S to $3C,231,131. The valuo of real cstato In Scranton city nlono Is greater now than the whole valuation of the county was In 1S30. There wore 51.GS4 acres of timber land In the county nine years ago. This yeur the returns show only 35,025 acres. 1899 Taxables 68,107 Cleared land (acres) 180,303 Timber land (acres) 38,025 Value of all real estate $35,92S,739 Value of real estate exempt from taxation 4,090,920 Value of real estate taxable 31,837,819 Value of horses, mares, geldings and mules over the age of four years 403,900 408,406 419,151 Value of neat cattle over the ago of four years 75,898 72,211 74,154 Valuo nnd emoluments ot oillce.ofllces, posts of profit, professions, trades and oc cupations 2,001,321 2,837,133 2.S93.0SO Aggregate value of all prop- , erty taxable for county purposes at the rate of 7 mills on the dollar 33,234,151. Aggregate amount of county tax assessed at the rate of 7 mills on the dollar 246,639 Amount ot money at interr est. Including mortgages, Judgments, bonds, notes, stocks, etc 0,700,734 6,613,218 C,639,667 Value of stages, omnibuses, hacks, cabs, etc 15,144 11,460 13,000 Aggregate value of property taxable for state mirposes ' at 4 mills on the dollar, In cluding money nt Interest, stages, omnibuses, hacks, cabs, etc 0,707,409 0,623,063 C,G1S,102 Aggregate amount of state tax assessed 26,829 67 26,492 23 22,592 66 The following table shows the num ber of taxables, tho valuo of real es tate, tho value of real cstato exempt from taxation and tho value of salaries, emoluments of offices, trades, occu pations and the like In each assessment district of the county: Asses-tmcnt Districts Taxables. Archbald 1,729 Blakely 1,544 Benton 439 Clifton 94 Covington 400 Carbondale township 517 Carbondale city 4,879 Dunmore 4,170 Dickson City 1,211 Dalton 292 Elmhurst 212 A 611 1huO Greenfield 293 Glenburn 127 Gouldsboro 41 Jermyn 1,007 Jefferson 292 Lehigh 113 Lackawanna 1,933 La Plume 83 Madison COS Mayfleld 792 Newton 341 North Ablngton 164 Olyphant 2,234 Old Forge 1,311 Ransom 311 Roaring Brook 180 Scott 479 Spring Brook 270 South Ablngton 937 Taylor 1,201 Throop S12 West Ablngton 82 Waverly 237 Wlnton .'. 1.079 Scranton 36,037 HIS SKULL FRACTURED. Martin Ferguson Badly Injured in Pine Brook Mines. Martin Ferguson, a young man of about IS years of age, who lives in Johnson's Patch, was taken to tho Lackawanna hospital about 4,30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Ferguson works In the Pino Brook mines, and, while at his labors yesterday, was squeezed between two cars and badly Injured. At the hospital It was ascertained that he was suffering fiom a fracture of tho base of tho skull, and from a uepresseu irnciure 01 mu occiput. An operation wns performed on him and he was resting easily last evening. Besides tho injuries mentioned, Fer guson's whole system was badly Jarred and shaken up. Spangled Lace Robes, black and white, for Bachelors' Ball. Flnley's. Finest wines and cigars at Lane', S20 Spruce street. New Raisins Bevans 5 Crown Spanish Loose Muscatels, 15c per lb, 22 lb box $2.75. 0 Crown, 20c per lb, 22 lb bsx 83.30 0 Crown Table Raisins, S1.40 per bor. California Fruits, Florida Oranges, Malaga Grapes, New Nuts, Finest Coffees. If you will take the time to com pare our different lines and prices you will decide ns have hundreds of others that we CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. Store Open Until 8 P, M. E. Q. Coursen 429 Lackawanna Ave. BOY BADLY INJURED. Ernest Young Foolishly Crawled Under a Freight Car. Ernest Young, the ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Young, of Larch street, was badly Injured Mon day by a railroad car passing ovor his left leg. The boy, together with somo com rades, was going homo from school and had to pass a Delaware and Hudson switch where a freight train was lying. Tho boys crawled under tho car and had all gone through successfully with tho exception of Young. As the latter was on tho tracks, an engine bumped Into tho cars, causing tho wheels to pass over the boy's left leg. Somo train-hands picked the lad up and car ried him to his home, nearby. Medical aid was Immediately called, and Drs. Longstrect, Allen nnd Saltry responded. It was decided that am putation Just above tho kneo was nec essary, and the operation was accord ingly performed, Tho boy was resting easily last evening. REVIEW OF MONTH'S WORK. Conducted by tho Woman's Club of Green Ridge at Its Meeting. Tho Woman's club of Green Hldgo held a general meeting Monday In the library hall, when nil the sections came together for a review of the past month's work and when a delightful entertainment followed the business sessions. Mrs. Lansing being absent 1S9S 1897 1890 00,729 04,110 47.48S 19S.9S1 19S.981 170,680 38,025 3S,02. 51.5S1 $30,0S9,191 $30,403,703 $22,839,252 4,830,097 3,841,277 2,147,916 31,239,091 2b,621,431 20,651,330 373,980 79,629 2,171,560 31,565,366 03 241,978 CG 30,023,11G 23,333,038 210,101 S3 110,663 29 4,843,930 16,553 4.S63.033 14,559 10 because of Illness, Mrs. C. P. Davidson presided. Miss Dorothy DImmIck gave an In teresting report of the art section which has been directed by Miss Anna Robinson and Miss Gerecke. Miss Robinson read the report of the music Valuooflieat Value of Salaries Value of neal Estate. 513,125 418,688 192,522 27 212 S5i57a 150,940 1,712,047 1.S04.2S9 - 553,852 97,357 v 33,876 ., C01.481 A 150,237 69,021 , 7,920 260,012 98,709 25,601 307,742 73,879 154,374 163,993 -. CS0.616 82,233 r.20,033 770,992 160,608 67,718 ' 26S.15S 80,823 239,526 462.S32 415.42G 52,727 , 87,337 ' 321,326 23,799,857 Kstuto 1.x- ami Emolu empt from Taxation. meats of Office, Trau.-H, jsw. $ S6.123 71,285 6,615 1,623 6,093 22,875 225,593 197,135 61.5S0 $ 35.790 58,200 6,700 400 610 1,030 162,965 243.290 15,400 "l.COO 16,023 "500 ci'ooo 4,800 27,400 40,200 10,250 S5S.05G 19.050 51,000 10,425 6,320 59,090 ' 3,008 3,985 973 45,356 5,375 1,475 90,580 2,425 15,990 3S.323 0,375 1,375 108,123 70,050 7,750 1,930 5,755 .3,600 1S.930 63,300 41,475 1.225 6,215 59,250 1,513,796 23,500 2,400 37,200 9,050 4.000 1,700 6,030 2,S93,124 section, In which she spoke in flatter ing terms of the valuable work done by Prof, and Mrs. J. Alfred Pennington and told of tho exceptional amount of interest evident among those pursuing this course. Miss Louise Gerecke reported for tho history department. The students have begun with Alexander's time and are deeply engaged In tho contempor ary events. Miss Amy Gerecke's re port was awaited with much Interest, for it told all the-household economic section had been doing, and this was considerable. The story of the troub ling of tho Providence Water company was detailed and the enterprise of the committee wns applauded. The plan to Interest the entire club In the water Question seemed to meet with great success. Mrs. William Mattes and Mrs. George Kean were In charge of the entertain ment which followed. It was excel lent In every respect and Included solos by that great favorite, Miss Grace Spencer, and charming piano selections by Miss Clare Reynolds, Thanksgiving1 Ice Cream Orders. Kindly send In your Ice Cream orders for Thanksgiving as early as possible. We will have the following flavors: Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate, Llsque, Plstachls and Coffee Ice Cream: Le mon, Orange and Pineapple Water Ices. J. T. WILLIAMS & BRO., 312 to 31 S Lackawanna, ave. The busy shoo stores of Lewis, Rellly & Davis will bo closed Thanksgiving. Conrad's Hat Store open tonight (Thanksgiving eve) until 10 o'clock. What a Big Difference a Little Difference Hakes. A few cents difference between a good nnd a poor coffee makeH a big difference In your breakfast. EXPERIMENT with our 35c. JAVA and MOCHA. If you don't find the nbovo statement true, bring It back. It's worth its prlco to us, it net to you. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. 411 Lackawanna avenue, 123 South Main avenue. 'Phono 732. Prompt delivery. POOR DIRECTORS ARE RE-ELECTED ORDER HANDED DOWN JUDGE ARCHBALD. BY Messrs. Shotton, Paine, Fuller and .Dlckert Aro Namod to Fill the Vacancies Caused by tho Expira tions of Their Respoctlva Terms on March 10 of the Present Year. Judgo Gordon Is Assisting tho Local Judges and Engaged in the Smlth-Loomls Case. President Judge Archbald yesterday filled tho four vacancies that have ex isted In the poor board since March 19 last, by re-appointing tho four direct ors whoso terms had expired. These are: Thomas Shotton, for the district of tho borough of Providence. Fred J. Dlckert, for tho district ot tho South ward , of tho borough of Scranton. Frederick Fuller, for the district of tho North ward of the borough of Scranton, Dr. W. A. Paine, for the district ot tho borough of Hyde Park. The appointments are far three year terms. ' Common Pleas Court. Judgo Cyrus Gordon, of Clearfield county, yesterday entered upon the task of trying the complicated case of J. Stanley Smith and Cornelius Smith against F. E. Loomls and John H. Fellows, which I as been before tho courts In one form or another for a number cf venrs. The plaintiffs appear for themselves and are csslsted by Georgo M. Wat son. H. M. Hannah and Hon. H. W. Palmer represent tho defendants. It Is likely the case will occupy the whole week. In the case of J.W. Guernsey against W. C. Froud and others, tho Jury, yesterday afternoon, returned a ver dict In favor of the defendants, after having been out two hours. The clos ing addresses were made respectively by John F. Scragg for tho plaintiff, and Ralph Levy for tho defendants. Tho case of T. B. Jackson against Ira T. Barber was given to tho Jury at 3 o'clock, but no agreement had been reached up to adjourning time. The case of Mary Barrett against John Palmer Is on trial before Judge Archbald. The plaintiff sues to recov er damages from the defendant for appropriating stone from a wall sur rounding her property In Carbondale. The case was tried before and a ver dict for tho defendant given. Judge Gunster ordered a new trial admit ting that a technical error had been made In charging the Jury. Marriage Licenses. Frank A. Watrous Holllstervlllo Bella C. Frable Elmdalu Thomas Lennon Carbondale Katie AVnlsh Carbondale Michael Szabo Scranton Mary Tunko Scranton Jacob W. Schelble, Jr Scranton Floe May Van Demark Scranton Henry W. White Dalton Bessie Mabelle Sherman Waverly George W. Wettllng Scranton Minnie Jones Scranton John Connors 615 Mineral street Nellie Shean 21 Stone avenue Martin Crane Dunmore Bridget Howley Dunmoro Thomas A. Walsh Carbondale Mary A. Gallagher 301 Mineral st. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO r Fads and Fashions.... Our immense variety of Women's Slippers, in all ma terials, forms, colors and dec orations, meets all individual fancies as well as represent the set styles of fashions. Women's Satin Slip- pers, latest shades.... p Satin used is made express ly to our order. Thanksgiving Shoes. Take them home with you for others and take them along for yourself. For tramping, shooting, riding, golf, bicycle and also for dancing and mak ing merry indoors. Thanksgiving is made ahun dred times happier with com fortable feet. SCIIANK & SPENCER 410 SPRUCE STREET. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Are You Lookingfor Something To Be Thankful For? Well, hero you havo It. A lino of Furnishings nnd Hats of the most worthy character. NECKWEAR for the holidays nover wns more beau tiful and unlquo in patterns. Tho va riety and quality of fclllsa used Is won derful. Wo have Just received a lino selection. Call and examine then.. I3est valuo ever shown. SWELL SHIRTS Th uncommon styles in shirts aro here different from tho ordinary kind und better than the usual lit. f!HOIOB 1ATTEHNH IN CO!,OHHD SHIRTS, VVUU 13RK8S BIURTS WITH CUFFS ATTACHKU. UNDERWEAR Every garment is tested for what (toes Into Its make-up; If Its wool wo tell you; If Its els.o we'ro Just as frank. Safe placo to buy underwear. IvPilMir HAND & PAYNE, Charles D. Quick Thornhurst Annie U. Young Mooslo Court House News Notes. Reasons for n now trial were, yes terday filed In tho case of Goodman & Weiss ngalnst Andro Charfawlz. Charles F. Wagner, who was re appointed, Monday, clerk of the coun ty commissioners, yostcrdny, took his oath of office before Clerk of the Courts T. P. Daniels. Joseph Gallagher and Thomas Gal lagher, two of the defendants In tho Carbondale murder case, who were surrendered by their bondsmen, two week3 ngo, were yesterday released on J3.000 ball each. Tho case of tho Wlnton Coal com pany against tho Pancoast Coal com pany was directed to bo placed on tho trial list for tho second week ot January term 1900. Judge Gordon will c 11110 hero to try It. Tho case of tho Dickson Brewing company against Elizabeth Zlegler, In which a verdict of $151.30 for tho plaintiff was rendered, Monday, by default was reopened, yesterday, by ngrecment nnd referred to W. W. Bay lor for adjudication. The case of Tesslo Hlgglns against T. J. Fanning & Co., has been ap pealed to the supreme court by I. II. Burns, attorney .for the defense. The plaintiff secured $3,200 damages for the loss of her hand, which w.n caught In a defective mangle, In the defendants' laundry, where she was employed. Tho defense claims tibo was gu' ty of contributory negligence in continuing to work nt .1 mnchlnu which she anew wns out of order. Smoko tho Pocono 5c. cigar. Choice -5XQXC Turkeys, j"C Per lb. Noted Palmist. FIFTH WEEK. Martini's numerous and well plensed con sultants the last four weeks will testify to htB skill and ability ns a palmist III read ings aro recognized to be accurute, reliable nudof theery IiIkIi et order. Ileveuls your past, predicts your future in bust. nesscbanKes.slcknefs health, Iove,mnrrlii!0 Iosmm and all nmtteis Readings 50c and Si. 209 Washington Avi. Hours 9 to 8.30 p. m. Ths DoLery Incandescent Gas Burner NO MANTLE. NO CHIMNEY NO EXPLOSION. CHAS, B. SCOTT, 119 Franklin Ave, HALF HOSE Tho latest and tho loudest, tho plainest and tho quietest In cotton. I.lslo nnd wool half hoso aro to bo found In our select lines, at prices to suit all. a LOVES Tho best mnkes are here. Including Fowno's and Dents', for business, In formal dress and full dress wear, CANES A enne Klvcs tho finishing touches to n gentleman's outfit. Wo havo Just received a now selec. tlon of theso urtleles for holidays. Come early and got llrst choice. HATS How a man looks depends on tlio hat ho wears. Rusty hut makoa a rusty man. Spruco un. do It where they soil spruco looking liuU. Try ono of our KNOX HATS. 203 Washington Ave, Fancy York T f. 1 - J f) Tho quality of tho oils used In mixing colors determines tho durability of tho paints. Oils such as wo offer will make paint of great smoothness and durability. A largo sur faco can be covered and tho coating will not peel, crack or wear oft until It has lono Its full duty. Theso prices will show that good oils aro not expensive. ' MATTHEWS BROS,, 3.0 Lackawanna Avenue. AFPEARSTO US that you ought to put on a llttlo extra style. Thanksgiving Time! Our stock la replete with good things. BELL El SKINNER, Hotel Jermyn Uuildln.. only Ten Dollars This Fine Double Barrel Ilrccch Loailiut; Sbot Gun. only a fo more left, buy now. FELTON'S Wfflie Get in Hue boys aud bring your cash to s He can give you the best GLOVE values in town. AS I'St'AI We aro prepared to fur nish everything the market affords for tho THANKSGIVING DINNER. Choicest: Poultry all kinds of homo grown and Southern Vogi tables Cauliflower, Greea and Wax lieans. Cucumbers, RIpo To matoes. Mushrooms, Celery, Lettuce, etc. Kino Fruits both foreign nnd domestic. Then, too, wo have ,1 full lno of fancy grocerlca Soups, Plum Pudding, Tabla Raisins, Olives In fnct, almost every thing from tho first course of Dlue Points or Little Necks on tha half shell to tho desserr. Rensonablo prices, best goodsf quick delivery. Pierced Market, 112-114-110 PEN1T AVENUE. f t YOU ARE STANDING ON -f THE BRINK OF HAPPINESS I 173 Will I I Lead You Across f And tliis Is how we'll fur- -f nish a house complete: f ' "" ONE PARLOR OUTFIT-Tncludlng every article needed In a par- - T lor; also Carpets and Cqfl -t- Curtains tJOU 1 ONE DINING ROOM OUTFIT-In- T eluding every article needed In a -f T dining room; also Car- C30 4. pets und curtains "P0" t ONE HEDROOM OUTFIT-Each T niece made of oak and Including 4. "" every article needed In a bed- X room; also Carpets and C-U J curtains 'P00 J "" ONE llimROOM OUTFIT-Rcd- I stead of iron, balance of oak.nnd T. f Including every urticlo i.eeded In T n bedroom: nlsn Mat- C?f) 4 ting, Rug and Curtains. &-" -f ONE KITCHEN Ot'TFIT-Inelud- 4. ng everything needed In a kltoh- " X en, iiH well ns stove and CO s; -f X Linoleum 1'-0 .. t Home Complete, $173 J f For Cash, or on Credit at a slight advance, ! 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