THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1900.
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
VAKS'XTP OF THE X., X. & W.
BOARD FOR TODAY.
Circular That Has Been Issued by
upsrintendent A. 0. Salisbury
wltn Reference to the Moving of
Trains-Conference of Superintend
ents in New York with President
Truesdale-New D. & H. Steam
Road Between Carbondalo and
Honesdale to Be Opened Today.
Following I" the make-up of the
Delaware. Lackawanna ami Western
board for today:
Thursday, 1'eb. 1, WW.
WILD CATS, SOUTH.
12.SH n, rn.A. Wldener.
12 30 a. m. J. Sniirlis.
3 a. m. J. Bush.
3 a. m. J. Brock
A a m. A. Gcrrity.
fi a. m. J. acrrtty.
li a. m. T. McCarthy, with CI. Wallace's
men.
fc a. m. W. A. Bartholomew.
R a, in. A. Kctchum.
i n. m. O. Kearney.
10.30 a. m. P. Glllltran.
30.30 a. m. J. McCue.
lt.30 a.' m. J. Oinley.
1130 a, m. W. H. Bartholomew.
1 p. m.-F. Hallctt.
1 p. m.-D. Wallace, with A. Polhamua'
men.
S p. m. It V. Colvln.
4.45 p. m. O. Raffcriy.
4.5 p. m. B, Duffy, with V. J. O'Malley's
men.
SUMMITS.
6.39 a. m., northC!. rronfellter.
8 a. m.. south Mcl.ine, with Warrick's
men.
It a. m.. south-W. II. Nichols, with
II. Bush-. men.
8 p. m., south M. Madlgan.
PULLER.
10 a. m. Pccklns.
PUSHHRS.
t a. m.i south O. Barrett.
11.30 n. m., south M. Mor.in,
7 p. m., pouth M. Murphy.
10 p. m., south C. Cawley.
PASSENOKR ENGINn.
b SO p. m. McGovern.
WILD CATS, NORTH.
! a. m., 2 eiintncs T. Doudlean.
1 p. m., 2 piiRlnes R. C.ihtncr.
r, p. m., 2 eimlno. ('. KlmrMcv.
t p. m., 2 tiiKincs J. V. Miistei
ALL CONCERNnD.
Toniluctors John ami Stephen I'lnnerty
mid W. D. Wnifcl are holding daily
i Liases of Instructions on the new lan
tern and hand Munils at tho Railroad
Touns Men's Christian association,
Serdnton (up stair.) All employes In
the road or yard pirvlru (Incliulini? enu.1
neers and Dromon) arc expected to at
tend these mcotlnfis and make them
selves thoroughly familiar with these
biennis. A. C. S.
Circular to Employes,
The following clicular has been is
sued by Superintendent A. C. Salisbury
of tho Delaware, Lackawanna anil
Westein company.
Seranton, Pa., Jan. 31, 10W.
Vi.tln Dispatchers, Conductors, Engine
men and Operators:
Taking effect Febiu.ny 2J. WOO, dis
patchers In mmliiK Interior class trains
ahead of or on the time of delated
.iticdiiled tialnx nf supeilor liehts, will
i-- the form as shown In this circular
which ii to be nlm In the same words
to all coucrrnitl who may icqulro said
irdrr.
No tiain .-hall be moved In this man
ner until tho order has been Hist deliv
ered to tho scheduled tialn of superior
right, or until the older has been sent to
an citllee for delivery to such scheduled
train of superior ilht and the receipt
tberof dulv' acknowledged by tho opera
tor receiving It, whe shall display his
led signal before bIvIiik such acknowl
edgement. The foim to be used is as follows:
EXAMPLE.
To C. & E. No. 3 and all concerned:
No. 3 will run 40 minutes lite, Strouda
.virg to Ilallstead.
Under this cider No. 3 will not pass
rmv station between those named in the
irder, less than 4i minutes late. Any
other trains rtceiviiiR this order will u5
10 minutes of tho time given, but no
more, as No. 2 must bi clean d in min
utes as per inlo .
A. C. ballsbury, Superintendent.
Conference in New York.
The supetlntendents of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western company
were called to New York vestetday to
confer with President Truesdale and
Uencral Manager Russell. The nature
of the conference could not be learned,
but it Is believed to be the regular
monthly conference.
Among those who weie in attendance
were Superintendents Daly, Sallsbuiy.
Oanlleld and Fitgibbon, of this city;
-. H. SclittHiz, Syracuse division; J.
V. Maiston, Buffalo division: R. Duptiy,
Hobokcn, and Trainmaster J. C. SIck-K-ts,
also of Hoboken.
Engineers Get Concessions.
The Lackawanna engineers' grievance
committee reports tho sicuilns of con
usslons, which mike somewhat easiir
the runs from Sir.mton on both north
ern and southern division. Tho train
men. lioweer, ho failed In their ef
lorls in the sumo line and their efforts
are to bo made anuw, within tho next few
days.
Engineers on pas-er.svr tialns now run
only to Wafchlngton Junction, N. J., in
stend of through to Hoboken. Freight
conductors still run to I'oit Morris, but
a t'hangu Is expected dining thu week
that will greatly benefit them.
Another meeting of the tialnmen's
grieunco committee, will be. held at
Seranton next Sunday. .Stioiulsbuig
Times.
This and That.
It is understood that beginning to
day the services of newsboys on Dela
ware and Hudson tialns between
Wilkes-Barre and Carbondalo will be
abandoned.
Through tho effort of Edgar R. Reet,
a former resident of this city, pr!nta
secretary of Colonel Rollln H. Wilbur,
a line' new freight steamot, which is to
ply between Buffalo nnd Diilutb. is tr
be named Wilkes-Barre. Wllkes-Dan o
Record.
For the fourth time since tho new
management of the Lackawanna has
been In operation the master mechanic
at the East Stroudsburg shops has been
changed. The new Incumbent, who took
charge today Is Mr. P. L. Rulchdl, who
takes the place of Mr. McCiayal who
goes to Buffalo. Stroudshuig Times,
' .The new line of the Delawtue & Hud
eon', between Carbondalo and Honesdale
" will be opened to through travel today.
This "road is 27 miles long, and has been
ten months In building, displacing the
former gravity road, which by a aeries
of" twenty planes crossed the Mooalc
Mountains between those place3. The
r road is standard gauge.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid the men yesterday who have been
employed as laborers on the new road
, between Carbondulo ond Honesdale.
h route is the same with the ex
ception of a cut-off between Farvlew
nnd Waymnrt, thus avoiding the
pjanes. The extension Includes about
neven additional miles of track.
HOT TIME IN KENTUCKY
Concluded from Pngo 1,
sued the following address to the peo
ple: To tho People of Kentucky: Tho most
lnmentnblo condition of affairs ever ex
perlenccd by our pcoplo has rendetid
prompt action on tho part of the chief
exccutlvo of tho statu absolutely neces
sary. '
A long series of unprecedented and un
lawful acts practiced by those In charge
of tho leglslatlvo Interests of the statu
has culminated In thu most fearful con
dition of tho period to tho state. The
dreadful tragedy which occurred jes
tciday shocked and startled all, and
tan bo no more li ttrcly deplored by any
one than myself.
To attempt to logllnto under such con.
dltlons of excitement and threaloned
lolenco as now prevails In Frankfort
would bo sheer madnes,and I have.tbere.
fore, In tho exercise of my constitutional
powers: adjourned the legislature to con
eno In London, Ky on Feb. fi.
I have taken every piccnutlou to pre
serve tho peace, that eury citizen may
know that Ufa and property are safe, and
will be protected with every resource of
tho commonwealth. I trust that In this
laudable effort I will havo the support
of every law abiding citizen of Kentucky.
tSlgned) W. S. Taylor.
Governor of Kentucky.
Says That He Shot Ooebel.
Louisville. Jan. 31. -James Sutton,
sheriff of Whltely county, who camu
here from Frankfort last night, is a
prisoner in the county jail. At an early
hour this morning at tho Victoria ho
tel, Sutton went up to the office of the
clerk and, brandishing two revolvers,
said:
"I nm the man who shot Ooobsl and
I will never be taken alive." He was
arrested, however, and locked up. The
police believe that Sutton is decidedly
unbalanced mentally, cr that he knows
who shot Goebel.
FUN AT THE LEGISLATURE.
Soldiers and Assemblymen Race
Through the Streets.
1'iankfott, Ky Jan. Si. This morning
not a member of the legislature knew
whether or not they would be permitted
to meet In the eapitol building. All they
knew was that soldiers were guarding
eery gatu and that nobody would be al
lowed to enter without a pass. They de
elded, however, lo meet in the Capital
hotel nnd match In a bidy to tho state
house.
Colonil Williams pcimltlcel Cleik Lee,
Assistant Stone and a. few reptesenta
lUes to pass upstair. Thou tho main
body came Uamplng through tho doot-
way. They weio stopped by the soldiers.
Loud ulis of exclamations llllid the air,
and Colonel Williams, mounting half-way
up the stair, shouted:
"Gentlemen, I hold In my hands a
proclamation Issued bj; tho governor of
Kentucky, which 1 will' read."
Ho then read tho proclamation In a
loud volco as follows:
Governor's Proclamation.
"To the General Assembly of the Com
monwealth of Kentucky:,
"Whin as, A stato of Insurrection now
prevails In tho ttate of Kentucky, and
(xpeclully In Frankfort, the capital there
of, by lrtue of tho authority vested In
me by the constitution of Kentucky, I
do herebv bv this proclamation adjoutr.
at onee the general assembly of the state
of Kentucky, to meet at London, Laurel
teiuntv, Ky., Tuesday, tho lUh day of
Febiuary, 1M0, ut 12 o'clock.
"Given under my hand at Fiankfort,
Ky., this SOth day of January, 1M0. at 3
o'clock p. m. "W. S. Taylor,
'Governor of Kentuckv.
"Ry Caleb Powers, secretary of state."
Adjutant General Collier then mounted
the stairway and lead the proclamation
a second lime. When he hael ilnlshcd a
upresentatlve shouted:
"Mr. Chairman, where Is London?"
"Is It in Kentucky?' yelled another
voice.
The good humor soon died away, how
ever, and shouls of indignation were
heard Irom the Democratic members.
Then loud above tho tumult came a
voice eie.tr and sharp:
"Wo aro dealing with a pack ot heath,
ens and hounds. Let's go to the opeia
house."
Shouts of nppioval gieeted this pro
posal and out of the door down thu bioad
sttps stieannd tho nowd, hastenh.g
along St. Clair tticet towaid tho opera
house.
Close behind came (leneial Collier on
the inn. Ho shouted orders to Lieuten
ant Colonel Gray, who was standing by
the steps; a few quick oteleis weio given
b that olllier and away towaid the
opera house went the soldiers on the
"double." The troops uii up the middle
of tho stieel and easily distanced tl.c
legislator, who took tho sidewalk, and
vvcm handicapped by the numeious posts,
Iioms and pedestrians in the way. When
thu lawmakers arilved at tho opera
bouse all they obi lined for their inn
of a iju.it ter of a mile was tho priv'il
ogo of standing em the opposite side of
tho stieet and gazing al the building,
the irmit of which was occupied by too
panting line of snldleis in double tank
with bayonets ilxtd,
Geueial Ljoiis, tho oldest and most
eioipulanl member of tho lcglslatuie,
had. despite his physical drawbacks man
aged to get Into the hall. He was re
quested politely to come out, which he
dM with tho re mails:
"It does not look as though a quoium
will get In."
The Owner Appears.
Thomas Heffner, owner of tho opera
huoM-, ikmunded that tho membeis of
thu legislature should bo udmlttcd. Tho
building Is private propel ty, he said, and
the militia had no light to keep anybody
fiom it. His piotcst was Ignoied by
Lleuli nant Colonel Gray and demanded
was not compiled with. Tinning around
Mr. JilmblH addressed the ciovvd:
"lientk'inui, we are denied admission
to the opeia house. We will now ad
join n to the court house,"
Away went thu ciovvd with good-natured
jells nf deilsion at the soldiers,
who hud oideis to icmaln at the opera
house and cuuld not leave. The tllumph
for the lawmukers was short lived, how
ever. Befotu they had gone uuo hup.,
dred feet a second company of soldiers
Hanked them. The second heat ot tho
race was now on and away went the dig
pilled senutors and representatives down
tho street In u cloud ol dust, yelling liKo
a pack of Indians, Alongside lan the
soldiers.
It was tho same btojy over again, and
thu legislators weio pel milted to look at
the outsldu of the cialit house while the
soldiers held the path.
Tho Republican incmbcih of the legis
lature will leave at once, lor London,
pursuant to Gov u nor Taylor's instruc
tions for tho leglslaiuio to meet there
next Tuesday.
Tho selection of Loi.don as the meet
ing plucu of the legUlututo is cl--nlllcaut
In the fuct that it is light in
tho heart of tho country from which hnil
the mountalnei-is who hive from time
to tlroo come to Frankiort.
The county Is one of the stiongest Re
publican counties In the slate, and us
inhabitants are for the most pan iadlc.il
Republicans. The Democrats say their
lives will not be safe a day If they go
there. None of them will go,
For tho Democrats the following stale,
mint has been Issued:
Sentiments of Democrats.
"Tho proclamation of Taylor Is unwai
ranted in fact and In law. There is no
insurrection, unless the presence of thu
mllltla and what they are doing consti
tutes an insurrection. But if an insur
icctlon did exist, the governor lias no
power to adjourn tho general assembly
on that account or any other except
where tho two houses fall to agree on an
adjournment."
It is signed by K. 13. Barton and other
Democratic lesUlator.
Warrants, havo been made out for tho
arrest of cery Democratic members of
tho leglslatutu. They were drown up
last night In case they wero needed In
an emergency. No. attempt has been
mado to scro any ol them and no ar
rests will bo made, fillers the Demo
ctats persist in holding: meetings con
trary to tho otdcrs of tho state olllclals.
Tho court of appeals today decided that
it would hold no sessions in the eapltnl
building so long es it Is guarded by tho
mlllta. If any se-slon Is held It will bo
In tho resldenco of Chief Justice Haste
rlgg. Secretary Root's Opinion.
Washington, Jan. 31.-Secretary Root
Is authority for tho statement that there
Is nothing in tlio situation In Kentucky
calling for federal Intervention. He is
ci edited with the rcmatk that tho statu
authorities arc perfectly nble to deal with
the situation and arc not apt to call upon
the general government foi assistance.
Federal troops will bo ordered to Ken
tucky only as a last resort and only
upon represt ntatlons of the state au
thorities that they had exhausted all
their resources and were powerless to
deal with the situation.
ROBERTS WANTS SALARY.
Formal Demand Is Accompanied by
Threats of Law Suit.
Washington. Jan. 31. B. H. Roberta,
of Utah, who was ireently excluded
from membership In tho house. I.as
made a formal demau.1 on tho ser-peant-at-arms
of tho house- for his sal
ary and mileage, amounting In all to
about $2,000. The demand was accom
panied by the presentation of papeis
relating to the claimant'') right., and
also, It is said, with a Huggi-Hllon that
sul: would be begun to enforce tho
claim In case It was not paid.
Th" scigeaiit-at-nrnu declined to ac
cept serviic of the papers.
CUBAN CENSUS.
The Population of the Island Has
Been Decreasing.
Washington, Jan. 31.-Under Gen
eral Sangei's decision the Cuban cen
sus supoi visors havo completed tha
prellnilnaiy enumeration nf tho pop
ulation of Cuba, and the lesiilts ve-re
handed to Secretary Root today. T'lo
imputation of the entire 'sland Is 1,"2,
Sio, which Is bstvvren iU'iy and sixty
thousand lcs than It w is when the
last census was taken by the Span
iards in Ubi.
The population of Vuoilo Rico is
placed In tho piellminary enumeration
at l'."7.GTl, the last census taken In 1SS
showed a population of MK.T03.
WESLEY'S aUIOK TRIAL.
West Cluster, I'a Jan. 31. Hairy
Wesley, a negro who was art est eel ten
dajs ago while In the act of robbing the
lesldence of Richard D. Wiley, ot Whit
ford, was tried, convicted and sentenced
within a half hour. Only thtee witnesses
were heard. The Jury reached a decis
ion without leaving their seats.
Judge Ilutler sentenced Wesley to Im
prisonment for twenty jears and to pay
a line of W.OUO.
Cape Nome Mining Company.
Dover. Del., Jan. .11. The Capo tXomo
Gold Mining and Transportation com
pany, capital : OOO.ouO, was Incorporated
today to do a mining- and transportation
!i slnes.s and to ileal In properties of ev
ery kind. Tho incorpotattus aro from
New York city.
Sir. Coray Declines.
Wllkes-Barro, Jan. 31. Hon. K. A.
Coruy, the rofonnrr and anti-Quay leader
ot Luzorne county, declines to be a can
didate for re-election to tho legislature.
Tho Quujlles will make an effort to
elect one of their own number as his suc
cessor. Hood's Piito
Vo not gripe nor irrltato the alimen
tary canal. They act gently yet
promptly, cleanso effectually and
Give Comfort
Sold by nil dri"--'sti . "'i cents.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domestic
use and of all sizes, including Buckwheat
and Btrdseye, delivered In any part of
the city. Kt the lowest price.
Orders received at the offlce, Connoll
building. Room SOS; telephone No. 1762, or
at the mine, telephone No. 72, will he
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at tho mine.
T PLEASANT COAL CO
The Dickson Manufacturing Co.
tcrantonand Wllkei-Barre, l'a,
Manufac.uren of
LOCOMOTIVES, STATI0NARV EN01NES
Boilers, Hoisting and Pumping Machinery.
General Office, Seranton, Pa.
liiULlALllLlALLilLULiULu
Pointed Paragraphs. I
Rocker Talk.
Reed Rockers, were $3.75, $5.00, $6.50, $12.00.
Now $2.7S, $3.75, $5.00, $9.50.
Fancy Rockers, were $3.7 $.50, $7.00, $10.00.
Now $2.75, $4.00, 55.50, $7.50.
Bed Talk,
Metal Beds, were $7.50. $10.00, $12.00, $15.00.
With best springs, now $.75, $7.50, $9.50, $12
Bureau Talk.
Bureaus, white enamel or oak. Oval Bevel Plate
Glass, were $16.50; now $12.50.
East Mountain Lithia Water
Bold by All First-Class Druggists. Highly Recom
mended by Phybiclnns.
FAMILY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
JOSEPH ROSS. AGENT,
Bee M2 West UcImwmm Areaie, Straiten, Pa.
TMUtHONM 4732,
BEAUTIFUL SKIN
Soft Whitt Hinds
Luxuriant Hair
Produced by
The most effective skin purifying and hrnutl
Tying soap in tho world, as well as purest and
snectcat for toilet, bath, and nursery. The
only preventive of pimples, blackheads, red,
rouch.and oily skin, rcJ, rough bands with
itching palms and shapeless nails, (In-, thin,
nnd falling hair, and slmplo baby blemishes,
tierause the only prov entlve of the rau.e, vli.,
Inflammation and clogging of tho 1'ouiw,
Sold rtrrywhere Porrin n ft C. Coup,, Pmn , Hi.
ton
(low lo utro Beautiful Skin, Uudt, ul Hair, trae.
a a
About their wives' cooking, tf
a man's wife Is a good bread
m iker he takes pains to let
people know It whenever ho
gets a tiianof. There's no
doubt If she uses
II
SNOW
WHITE
It
liour thtt ihe IS a grod bread
maker and he Is perfectly rlsht
to blag about It. A good bread
maker Is lather to bo chosen
than great riches.
All giocers sell "Snow White."
"We only wholesale : '
THE WESTON 111 CO.
Seranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
The St. Denis
Broadway and Eleventh St., New York,
Opp. drac: Church. Europe i Plan.
Roomi $1.00 a Day an J Upward.
In a modest and unobtrusive way there
aro few better conducted hotels In the
metronolls thun the tit. Dents.
The great popularity it has acquired can
readily be traced to its unique location.
Its home-like atmosphere, the peculiar ex
cellence of Its cuisine and service, and its
very moderate prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON,
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St and Irrlig Plr,:,
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN, $3. SO Per
Day and Upwards.
EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.50 Per
Day and Upwards.
I. D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor.
f f
For Business Men
In the heart of the wholesale
district.
For bhoppcis
S minutes' walk to Wanamokers:
S minutes to Slegel Cooper's Big
Store. Uasy of access to the great
Dry Goods Stores.
X For Sightseers
4- One block from B'way Cars, glv-
Ing easy transportation to all
.a. points of Interest.
HOTEL ALBERT
NEW YOKK.
Cor. 11th ST. A UNIVERSITY PU
Only one Block from Broadway.
ROOmS, $1 Up. Prlcf.f'iJc'.le
HT
PATENT Good Ideas
may be secured by
our aid. Addresi.
THE PATENT RECORD,
Baltimore, Mo.
uii BfUQ
OmnoltySdWallac
HOUSEHOLD LINENS VERY CHEAP
Nothing less than best values could sustain the activity
that centers in and around the aisles which bound our Linen,
Department. There's no nonsense, no guesswork in the state
ments we give out. A rich variety of -flaxen things uncom
mon values always within easy reach. That's the Connolly &
Wallace reputation. It is completely merited.
i8-inch Heavy Union Crash 6c Yard
Hemmed Huckaback Towels, 12o-$1.40 doz
Hemstitch Huckaback Towels, 15c $1.70 doz
Half Bleached Table Damask, 56-inch, 50c yard
Very Heavy Unbleached Damask, 5S-inch, 50c yard
Full Bleached Table Damask, 70-inch, 45c yard
Full Bleached Table Damask, jo-inch, 68c yard
Here is the last call on Sheets and Pillow Cases at these
prices. Intending buyers should get their orders in during the
next two or tnree clays. 1 lie StOCK can t
er. bpecial rillow
Pillow Cases of
42x36
12c
Sheets of Atlantic Bleached Cotton
63x90 72x90 81x90
42c 48c 55c
We offer unequalled values in white
$2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $5.
Special Blue and White Mitchelline
CUiNiMULLY &. WALLACb,
Our
Entire Stock
of Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelry and
Unredeemed
Pledges Are
Now Sold at
Auction to the
Highest Bidder,
as We Must
Vacate the Store
We Now Occupy
by April 1.
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanna Ava.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Slamiracturewor
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
43S to 455
N. Ninth Stroet,
.PA
Telephoiis Call, '2i'M.
MADE
AJAX TACLBTS POSmVEIjY CDBC
or7,Ip'Otoa(.,B:oorl3i,no-.f,ito , cimoa
b7 Auuco cr olliHr i.s;?s30J un lnals'
cretloa. They qatcl.il, ami tunltl
rentoro iott Vitality la cldoryoann.unJ
in n mail lartiuur, uusiacior marriuj",
frovent Icsunltr an4 Contamctloa u
taScaYitimo. Their tim nhews immcdUto Jmp.-otC'
meal can cucna a uuiw naora.au oin;r iui,i-.
(Ut upca.hr.vlaj tUo c?ailr.e AJax TfhletJ. Tciy
P. Ufv. Hilt lii'J ,-MJ Ul I..W .V,U .!... WV,
LiTf ccrrJtbausaadseriliclUcutuioa. VtoclroapoC'
, woclrom
Itlro vrluea ruirar.too to ctfact a ct-u Cfj nTQ
cachcccuor refund tha money. I'rlcoWUI
iiae'tasai or .lx nVnea (full trautaact) for EL
oncaccGQor raiunti mo noncy. .Ticoyvviwiiv.
Iiaexasai pr U p.cea dull troatmact) (or KLU. u-j
rtjlil, la wain wrapper, r"i rucelpt st rrlca. ( ircnlac
"-AJAX KKMKDY CO., "..ESS
l.srbrB bu,
.an!?, mm
for Bale In Sci'untcn, Fa., by Matthews
Broi. and II. C. Sanderson, DrugflstB.
HIS M
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
Cases, sixes j.c;xm
Atlantic Bleached Cotton-
45x36
13c
15c
Your New Draperies.
VJ5?
We have the Furniture Coverings and the men who know how to
use them. As lo the price come in and see how small it will be for
good work.
WILLIAMS & ITANULTY,
129 WYOMING AVENUE.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
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DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital SSOO.000
surplus 400.000
WM. C0NNELL, President.
HEISRY BEL1N, Jr., ViccPrei.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier.
Tffyr'VT?y.Ti
DR. DRNSTliN, 3D Spruce Street, Seran
ton, Pa. II cute an J Chronic Ulsruaes ot
Men, Wonvn an i Children, Consultation end
examination free. Ofllce llo.ir Dally and
bunJay b a. m. to o p. m.
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Each . . . .
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54x36
17c
90x9c
60c
Bed Spreads at 98c,
Quilt, full size, $1.75
Washington avenue
We know our new spring arrivals
of Foreign and Domestic Upholstery
stuffs will interest you.
Come and see our novelties in
LACE CURTAINS.
Brussels, Irish Point,
Nottinghams.
DRAPERIES.
Velour, Tapestry,
Damask, Bagdad.
WE'LL MAKE YOUR OLD FURNITURS
LOOK LIKE NEW.
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I Umbrellas
Repaired
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Recovered.
Skates
Sharpened
at
FLOREY fi BROOKS'
'211 Washington Ave.
s We can show you the 1900
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SiC POWDER CO.
Kooms 1 nnd 2, Ccm'llh BTd'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
fUning and Blasting
POWDER
Modo at Mooalo and Kmtj tale Vfoti.
last Iong
LAFUN & RAND POWDER CO.'S
ORANGE QUN POWDER
1 otrlo rinttarlea, KleotrloKiln.Urs
explodlui,' Waiti, safety I'ma aal
Repauno Chemical Cos ux'o0!.
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