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THE SORANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1900.
RETURNED BY
GRAND JURY
THIRD BEPOBT PILED WITH
COURT YESTERDAY.
SesBlon Will Conclude Today, When
Among Other Things a Return
Will Be Made on tho Bribery
Charges Against Carl W. McKlu
noy and Select Councilman P. T.
McCnnn Most of Yesterday Was
Given Over to tho Consideration of
These Cases Yesterday's Return.
Tt was found Impossible for Hit! stand
Jury to complete Um uotk yesterday,
us It expected to do, but today will seu
Its flnal roturn and some rerommunilu-
tlotlS.
Yesterday the Jury mndo its third ip
port unci at Its ooncluslon took up the
consideration of the bribery changes
against Carl W. McKlnney and Select
Councilman P. F. McCann. Yester
day's report was as follows:
TltUt: 1I1LI.S-.
f.arcrny nnJ Unci ItiK rranU Rirrlwu, Darct
Tin-lev, pro. M.irtln llurkoi II. 1'olrm.ui, proi.
Franci-4 Pclorlj; Mnpidc Dniiiliru'M. priiv.
1'rcik'ikk llilwn'. Jl. .). Ilicmn, pun. Harry I .
J'.:itini; lUlniiul Van Kb), prm. Meow fcibli-j i
.lo'ipk ('roftlci-, Jllclnitl (i.niss, piu.
I'crJutJ Hi'V. .lu-upli Simuii: NIJIi? Mule,
piru. .Vnrn llrjilen; hlipli'-u (lllkuy, priw. (.arid-
hljlii; bteplicn (lllboj, pro. Mai. lkr
iiiK! .lolm Tirncy, proi.
Ailulti-rv Marv Molka; Jolin tlr-itf, proi.
(IhMpli I'lillllp; Solium-n Phillip, pio". .
Ilulilicrj Simon Mi-i-ilmi, Alhirt Arikovkl;
Jutph Czaja, pnM. , ,
l.jru-ny hy llailie Willi mi Mumlry; Anna .1
lliamla, priw. ,
Emhwlcminl-M. .1. WaMii Frank Waile,
pro. .TiiIiii Dulilr; Michail btnltli, priu. .John
iihk'i MM C.'issoili. pro.
Falir- Pri'ldici"! William S.i.ip: Thfima? Hoe
rrs, pirn, .lolm Illcluiiv.iy: William Crnls,
pi on. .Iiucpli PiiIlIiiiiiui; William t'raiir, pros.
Mutulorv IIuikI.ii. Marlln l.aui;lini-) ; J. J.
Meduirv, pros. John (Sarnie; ti. II. llolcran,
l,rol
Carrjlnsr Conccalcil Weapons I.u n SotMiuiM;
I. OMk Willi, pi IN.
A, lilt ami ll.il ten John Iluluniaii, Miilnt-1
Iloraln. Annie llnialia: (Icorm- Wailkn, piiw.
Jnsipli lli-rrwaiiho. .Mr'. Jim pli 11-n yank".
Paul Cluinilah, Jiwph llutofnr; Nluiln llituli.i.
pins. Jiwrph Urri-uanko. Mn Joseph Ilcicvj
anko, Paul Clninil ill, .lo-i-ph ltt--itifir; Jnpti
KoRcn. pros. Itacltaln I.ainorla: Kmlllrt Dckf
mado, piw. John Itkharcls; I)jlil M. Dai in,
pros. Owen Ciuran; Cathcilw Curran, pro.
Mtol.i Ni-tallPi Thomas kcyshnn. priw. Jl irla
Antnnia Jnrfilonh, Miiiit-inln Iilrriiilu, Vlnnnro
llccanlu: Xlrolo .liuilono, pio. William Tlimnis:
Marv Sn-lnclt-, pro, .lacoli W'al.: Henrietta
SehinMt, pro. Joseph Vihek: Ijrnil Olilir-w
Id, pros. Lewis SatkoWfkl: I-rnaiy OI-riiisM,
pros. Lew la W'tMiciijer- Alfreil Cooper, pro.
IVfrawllntr llmnlinir lloii'c Joseph Vschekj
Ch trln ronlowvki pros.
S-lllnpr klqunr Without a T.ieeme Mav lion,
te'kio; 'lhnni.ii t.cjlion, pio. Henry lloltrhor;
Thomas I.c.i slioii, proa. tieorite S. Bioik,
Tl nm,w I.e.sion, pros.
SellhiL' IJnuor on Suiiih (IcorRO S. Brock;
Thmnai I.e3lion, pro. .
ShllcioiH Mi'clitef-Mirlln .Tnrclon! Patrick
McNtilty. pros. llalpli Maek, I.jnn Mack. Julc
("ral?; Mirtin Peiekmlller. pro'.
Blasphemy Joseph Woelken,; Itoheit Wilson,
Tios.
Xicllconco bv Bailee, Cmeltv to Animals
Aleck .Moraka, Ipnat? Varoiiski; L. T. Connolly,
pros.
Point Ins a Pistol Atdiangelo S. Orandl: An
tonio lltccTrdi, pros.
rmnlcallon Joseph Villrlo; John Tleca, pros.
Uhcl-bjhn llo-lonllih; Jocpli Oulitus, iiios.
rr.xonni bills.
As-ault and Battery Clnrlcs OoronP's; Mike
Dukott, pios. Miclnel roninteh: John Bjs;iitis,
pro. l'i v llmul.i; Chin Ilile. pio. Miry
Co-lello; I'.llcn DiiiRheitv, prn. Josiph Chris
tttiloek: Ophoionia Clni-tenlot k, pio. Prank
'tiolinonlskj : Charles Moiichnlsl.i, pros John
Caddui; -.nle Ciddcn, piox. Maiy Kaniaialt;
Vn.nstiin Miller, jno. nnie Cad''en; John
( niMen. pros. Itoherl Walker: Anthony Mil
ihliiky. puis. Pi inU Kohlis; John J. Kl inaican,
pros Stanley Clmrkokji : John J. Klanauan,
pros-. John Willi mis; lhmelh Kuelll, prox.
lleniv llinnn; Chalks Boiuhton. pins, Midicu
Harwin; Maiy Howie, pio. Malhiw PUnn; Out.
Joseph, pros Morris I,. Helmut?.; Xiuniett Vi
lli v. pros. Josiph ltu-hl,.i; John lhiulla, pros.
Mike Duckott; Charles fioionltts pros. Annie
Ilillin?; Bella Ilehinp. pros-, lliiliy Bnusheity;
Mary Oorman, prnx. Mrs. Conrad Shiw; Cum
Jones, jirox. Jamel Molcoik, Mow P.vliula,
William Carponltts. ndiew Mntcrxl:: John
Oresliko, pros, John Olllhride; Maiy Ann C.ill
hride, prot. Miihael Wa!-h; Pilti Man hock,
pros. Marv Peclrr; John Howey, pros. Peter
Jlnhon, John O'llom; Ilirnaul Oiitkticeht, pios.
Amlrew Harnin; I'l-ie 'Ihom.is, pio.
Perjiirv Marv Waiiuin; Charles llirteh, prox.
CJiist.iv Kamr.ul; Anastinu Miller, pio. Henry
Coulner: Truth Conlner, pro. IMdle Coiilner;
Iknr jCorclner, prn. (ieoru" Cudnrr; Heniy
Coilner, prnx. Tank Sholnioiisky; Martin Cfriik"
ock, pros. Annie Cuidnu: Heniy Conhier, pio.
0irffe Conlner; Heniy Conlner, pros. Joseph
Derenfeldt; Annie Peienfeldt. irox.
I.areinv and Kecehlns: Stolen CJoods James
Corandiviv; Pitir t'oranilrew, jiros. Matk
mllli! Vim- l.nii'-'.ut, piov Mis. T. J. Dunn;
Jamin lli.ulk, pins. John Renkkoy; Miry
(ludiskev, prov. Henry Cordmi; Annie' Cnnlmf,
prn. llenrj Brown, A. Pike; Clnrle, Uouch
ton, pros.
SUinn Without a License Mike Cawlev; Itch.
ut Wilson, pros. Anthony Both: BJint Wll.
mil pros. .John M. Cnknian; Ik I.'. Sw.nl,
Pins, Charles Allen; lalwnrd .Vlllei, pios.
Michiel Manlei ; llidiert Wlhon, pros John T,
Mnrnin: Jreiili ll.ui, pros.
Malicious Mischief Aiuhew- Oordon; M.ikkIc
lla.Minas. prnx. Odillic Stliiminii; llcnr MUli.
pnm. William Smiiuel: Ann raiit-ll, pni, Val
inly Kemplenskl; BrniiMawa KnouaNka, pios.
Henry Blown, Art I'liee; Charles 11011:111.111,
piOn.
Keepliuf a Hiwdv Utilise Lamrnio Kitsim
men; Clem Hall, pion.
Consplraev Reoiw Conlner, laldlu Crdntr;
llinrv Conlner, jiros.
Iluriilarv Ani'iew Ciniilnti; Mau'cie IlalMiios,
prox. I'l.uik Moiau; luik) KnUlil. pins,
Adulter! (Jenreo lllrtih" CInrlM Biiteh, pn.
Defraiulinc lhniiliinr llon-e Sner Ciol.usl I;
1 1. ink Ciu7enoskl, piii-.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST,
List if ktliix ii'iiialiilii uncalled fur at I lie
Sci.iutim postollh e, Laekawauiii county. Pa.,
ov. II, 1IKW. Peisons eallliiu for thisc' letteis
will phu-o say .ulwrtised and kIh date oi
list, K1,1 II. Itlpple, posluijstei, (
Ml.-, lio.,1 Allnils, Clinics 11. Ail.uus.
.lolm Bray. I'red 11, ll"Iln (.1), Vis, r.lks
Bin,e, diaries Bull, .MIns Anna Holm, Miss
Alary II. Brands, Mr. Smih Bairelt, Mi-s
I'l.iukie Burt, Ilooiii Bloiu, Butiudcn, union,
'n. 2JI.
Louis 'ink, ,i .i( Curky, Mik. (Iioiko J,
(an, C'liultrf ( la.Mou.
T. K. Duiphy, S. II. Diwson, Ml Miry Himi,
l.'.'oiu'i' lluihlii, II. I,'. Dean, Ju.tph Jlawnptul.
Uohert lliiunt, tpuial.
Mik. Maili riiiiu, Mi. K. II, Paul), Mi. ,liii.
iile l'lcar, lalwanl I li'dlnnlik, OeoiKO I'racl,
.liili I'iUli, P. I'isiher,
kliner (ianhiir, I,iuiki (J.ilTmy, Mr', Kate
1 into (photo).
John Isaac lluu-lies, Cl lit.- Howard, Calley
II0II111111, lalwanl llieniy, MKs Lizzie llamillon,
.Mis. Mii.-s.ic Hodu'iii, William Ilinnnctt (i).
Law n nte B. lotio, .Mlsj Dora Jury, MUs Alice
.hints.
(.'. M. Kamt'ilnip, Mis. I), Knapp, Ch.nlcs
Krrlil, Aem Killy,
Alk Anna La Monte, Com I.icllc, .1, M. I.In
illle, Dr. Mill! ml, M. )i Mi.ss Mehni Mltli.ul, Mr.
Vuk, Aunt M111111, MUii Alma Mctlit'iall, Julius
Muck.
Burt Pully, Potir I", Pean.
.Alls, M.ikkIi lloesu, l)i", Xatlunlal llass, Kale
Jtusscll, llou.nd Bceikr, Charles Hnldtky,
Carollnn :. t-inlth, W'llUrt II. Smith, Mu.
Philip Han, Master Ileille Stipluas, M111. L.
II. Smith, MItss Vk tin la r-ardoiila, Ameldt Ninitli,
llorinie M, Smith, II. L. .Scott.
Fiank 'llionu, Tate.
(ieotBC Van Hihooten f,J).
Hinry Wlrlh, Jl. A. W'ooiU-, Leicy Walker,
Sirs. Jeniilf Walker, John White, Jim. Lily Wil.
loir, Uxt. Walter W'enlKute, Ckori;e Benjamin
Alison, Er.kln H. 11 eyliamnicr, W'llllaimi i
Comuany, Attorneja; Lizzie Wctgate.
1TAI.IA.V.
Ferraio Fortuaato, l'j(ualu Cappelli, Mlquel
il. J', Amiiido, AntonktU lluus, Kinilnegildo
Cencl, Federlel IVrdln.indo, I'emprcvida Vinecn
7.o. Auricimu. Lulgi ('i), KukcuIo Anurl, t'mldlo
Mtlo, Captain Antonio ilasaone (11 Emanuale
(J), r-icuor Ziiikol, Mlcht'le J'appartlli, Vinanzo
Fruit!", Olinipic Flare, (ienere-w Ycspa, Plerto
JlUssO.
J'OLISII. .
Aotaui W'ik'uskl, Frauclnci Dakwlcz, Juzel
tlH)inkowkl, Ilitnfy Plkowskle, Ju KatUwikl,
Mtifl Dotnbroskl, Antonyi'anacliri,
UUXIIAttlAS,
Anton Oiloro?jk, Motlynt (lalawlncka, An
hnu Z1ks, .tuupul Baktzul, John Tawny,
Jocl Toelfelliy, Jan Dztill, Wlailltaw Ploitsk
iro Watenly Lrtkl, Franilck Xalmola, .Targls
N.l, Majk lluesko, Tonu llarswok. Johan
Wiobct, Frank Czcsehas, Churl Ykuhlllup, A.
Toru'rlewltz.1, Pltur Ilella, Doinljn Mjchno.
W'KST MillANTON STATION, '
Miss Klule Frank, A, 0. IBitn, MIm Miiy
Jnnt, Frctl Joins, Thomas .Moirls, Miss Kate
Illwel, N. J. Wrbci, Frank Nllk.
Foitr.inx.
Mllialy lliibliisky, Kpcr Koetnoni, Clrajor
Olckrlk.
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: INDOSTRIflL. J
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D., L. & W. Board for Today.
Following Is tho make-up oC the
Delaware, . Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
Thursday, Nov. 13,
WILD OATS, SOUTH,
fl p. m. M. J. HcnnliMii.
H.SO p. m. F. II. hecor.
II p. m. M. t-'olden, with F. V. Slcuns' men.
Wednesday, Nov. 14.
WIMI OATS, SOUTH.
12.H0 a. m. II. Ilinnctl.
11 u. in. C. I). Dunn, with HafTcrl)'s men.
I 11. 111. .1. (hull.,.
f u. in. O. Kearney.
S tl. 111. O. Case.
ti 11, 111, John limit.
10.W) .1. in. .1. J. Coitcllo, with W'arfcl's men.
II 11. m. O. Bandotpli.
I p. 111. F. A tin -Woriiier.
i! p. m. P. aillliran.
3.40 p. m. 11. Dohcrty.
4.IJ p. m. D. Wallaie.
SUMMITS.
(l a. m., north 0. I'rounlclkir.
fl a. tn., norlh Nichols.
II a. m., north J. Caning-,
7 p. m., north, from C'ajuna Mel.ane.
7 p. in., houth, from Nay Aug Ik Duffy,
(i a. in., south McAllister.
PULLUH.
10 a. m. Singer.
rusiinns.
0 a. m,, south Houser.
11..I0 a. m nutli Mnran,
7 p. in., south Mm phy.
'J p. m., south 11. V. Colvin.
PASSKNGEB UXGINP-S.
7 a. m. OafTney.
0 !iU p. 111. Stanton.
7 p. m. Magoiern.
WILD CATS NOP.TIL
4 ."0 a. m. V. I,. lingers.
.1 a. m. J. J. Dully.
5.. 0 11. in J. (ilnlev.
O.itla. m. S. Caimody.
7 a. m. A. 0. Ilammitt
5 a m J. 11. Master.s.
!l a. in. J. B u her.
Pi a. 111. .1. Moslcr.
11 a. m. J. J. O'llari.
1 p. m. John n.iha'.'.in.
J p. m. M. Caimody.
:i p. ni. J. II. McCain.
I p. 111. C. II irtholninew.
f, p. 111. A. i:. Ketiliam.
II p. in. J. Sn.irts.
7 p. m. T. Kitpatrlck.
8 p. in. J. Bister, tilth Mullen's men.
NOTlCi:.
Coiifhutor W. I). WnrM will run Train No. 21.,
with F. Carnej's men from Scunton, Tuesday,
Nov. 13, for balance of ttcck.
Orders by Superintendent Ketchrtm.
The derails at Iicrgen Junction, on
tho Roonton btanch of the Lackawanna
railroad will be spiked at 8 a. m. to
day, and will remain spiked until
further notice.
The double track having been re
sumed between New Village and Wash
ington, bulletin No. 661, dated October
27, 1900, has been annulled by Superin
tendent C. II. Ketchnm.
On account of raising the grade of
approach to Prompton River bridge,
between Lincoln Pane and Mountain
View, the tlrst crossover west of the
bridge was spiked on Sunday, and will
be out of service until fuithor notice.
A new Inetrlocklng plant controlling
the movement of switches at tho east
end of Port Morris yard will be put in
service, to become effective at 12 o'clock
noon, Thursday, November 15, 1900.
Distant signals will not at piesent be
provided for this interlocking plant.
Oxford Breaker Is Heady.
Tho new Oxford breaker is now ready
for buslness.and everything Is ready for
running tho coal through the chutes.
The People's Coal company, who will
operate the mines, contemplate lining
the pockets in the breaker with coal
before making any shipments.
With that end In view only a few
men are at present employed, but In
a few days It is expected emjilnyment
will bo furnished for several hundred
men and boys. When their coal is
ready for shipment the Delawaie,
Lackawanna and Western company
will furnish the necessary cars and
handle the output.
Well-Merited Promotion.
J. W. t'lurkp, who for the past year
or more has been chief clerk to Dis
trict Freight and Passenger Agents '.
W. Ten Bropi-k and M. L. Smith, of tho
Lackawanna railroad, was yesterday
appointed fielghl and passenger agent
at Cortland, N. v., for the same com
pany. Mr. Clarke Is one of the best posted
railroad men In tho Lackawanna's em
ploy, and his promotion is a recognition
of merit and ability. Prior to bis being
dentllled wth the l.aokaw.iuna railroad,
ho was with tho Lehigh Valley 1 all
road. Singlo Track Gav.urlst.
The single track gauntlet has been
connected at each end of the Oxford
tunnel, and became effectlvo at noon
yesterday. All trains will reduce speed
to ten miles jier hour while passing
through this tunnel on this Lacka
wanna railroad.
Knginenii'ii must use precaution, as
trackmen will be at work In the tun
nel, commencing today, until Novem
ber IS, 1800, The signals now located
at each end of tho tunnel will govern
the movement ot all trains.
This nnd That.
Trainmaster J, J, McCaun pi'nt yes
terday In llallstead, looking after tho
train service of tho Lackawanna.
(lenurnl Superintendent T, K. Clarke,
of tho Laekawanna railroad, spent tho
past two days with the company ottio
luls at the bead olllces In Now York.
Tho passenger conductors, baggage
men and brakeincn on the Lackawanna
railroad mo hereby notllled that uni
form orders have been Issued and a
representative of Joseph P. Webber,
the company tailor, will be at Scran
ton station, Wednesday, November 14,
to tako measurements for winter uni
forms. Tbn trainmen ure requested to
bo governed accordingly,
WHEN IN OOUQT, TRY
STRONG
AGAIN!
0
KmmmOJKUA
. 0t" perfect, and impart a health
vigor 10 (be whole beiot;. All drains and losset are checked ftrmamnlly. Unless paticuu
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Nailed sealed. Price It Per box! 6 boxes, with lron.clad lal cuaranleeta cure or refund tl
nonev.te.oo. Send lor ben book.
For Sala by JOHN H. PHELPS,
' fcpruct ttrtat.
TOM WVi
What Sbe Hay Eipect.
Tho (lonl 'of jLovo Is Mnrringe
,nnd tho Goal or Mnrriagc
is Maternity.
When a young man and young woman
are very much tn love every step of life
they take is timed to the music of the
wedding march. The luippy consumtna.
lion may be years away, but down the
wth.of the years the clear eyes of love
llsccru the spot which some day they
hall call home. And when the mar
iuge is consummated and the home
ouuded nuother thought begins to fill
he minds of wife and husband, a
bought that lies too deep for words,
.he thought of a cooing baby voice, of
the patter of tender baby
feet and the music of happj
babv laughter.
If the love ol man and woman leatU -
u.irriage, and marriage looks to inuthm
lood, what is the plain and obvious duty
if the woman about to assume the obli
gations of wifehood and motherhood?
11 is her duty tc prepare herself for her
own sake anil the sake of the children
that may be given her, as well as for the
sake of her husband aud her home.
HOW TO PREPARE.
The firbt thing to do is to cure diseases
of tlte delicate organism which under
mine the health and strength. Regu
larity should be established, disagreeable
and weakening drains must be stopped,
weakness must be cured.
" I have taken six bottles of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription," writes
Miss M. Fyfe, of Orilla, Siincoe Co.,
Out., "and two bottles of the 'Pleasant
Pellets,' as you advised for congestion of
the uterus, and for weakness, and can
sifely say that your medicine has been
the means of restoring me to good health
again, which I had not had for oter three
years, until taking your medicine. I
thank you for jour kind and ptotnpt at
tention' to my letter asking advice."
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
meets the needs of women at every pe
riod of life. It is invaluable in that
transition period when the girl becomes
a woman, establishing regularity and pro
moting the general health. It dries of
fensive and enfeebling drains, heals in
flammation and ulceration and cures
female weakness. From the time of the
first change from girlhood to womanhood
until the last change of life, in all the
weakness ot womanhood and trials of
motherhood Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription is a true woman's friend. It
makes women strong and well.
"It is a pleasure for me to recommend
your medicine. ' Favorite Prescription '
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Mrs. Rhoda Russell, of Corbet, Navarro
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with a disagreeable drain and other fe
male troubles, but now, thanks to your
medicines, I am much better and your
medicines have done me more good than
all else. I took nine bottles of ' Favor
ite Prescription ' and six of ' Golden
Medical Discovery.' Had it not been
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would have suffered continually the rest
of my life. I shah always praise these
preparations. The cost ot them is so lit
tle compared with the good I felt, yet I
owe you for what jou have done for me."
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Tho completeness of our assort
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In a woul, overy aitlelo of I'uinlturit re
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the pluk ulow to pa To
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Clinton & Jackson sts , ohicaco, IIX.
Bold by McdarraVt tc. Thomas, Drug,
cists,, 09 Lackawarra ave., Scrauton, iJo.
Theylijvo ilood the test of jeiri.
una hiva cured ttigusaniU of
case ol Nervous Diseases, sucb
as llebihtv. Dullness, Sleepiest,
ness and Varicocele. AttoDhv. fie.
They clear the braiu, slreotlhej
mo circulation, maice uijciuoi
Address. PEAL IIEDICINE CO.. Cletatanrt. a.
fUrm;.cist, ccr. VVytminr, JAtnu. and
JJ
Rl vSt- V
THtt NRXT 3TUP
In wifely preparation Is to prepare for
motherhood, Preparation by the use
of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will
give bodily strength and mental cheer
fulness. It wilt banish that feeling of
fear and npptehensioii which so many
women suffer from at this time. It wilt
encourage the appetite, induce refresh,
ing slecti, and make the baby's advent
practically painless.
"I was pleased that Dr. Pierce an
swered my letter," writes Mrs. C. V.
Young, or at South Regent Street (Lee
TarV), WilVesbarre, Penna. "I had
several mishaps before my husland. per
suaded me to take your medicine. M
back used to almost break when at worl
and I would get sick at my stomach and
have such headaches I did not know
what to do; they used to set me nearlt
crazy, and I used to dread to get up,
felt so bad. Then I began taking you
medicine. When baby was expected
took it nil the time I was that way.
felt fine all the time and I never g,
those dizzy spells now. I hardly ev
have n nervdus headache any more,
have a perfect romp of a hoy: he is tit
light of our home. I am now tweut
years old and my baby is almost eigl
months old. I feel well, and weigh id
pounds, and the baby 23 ) pounds. W
Feel very grateful for the good your met!
icinc did for us. We are both heart)
thanks to Dr. Pierce's medicine."
FOR BABY'S SAKK
the tfse of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescri
tion is advised for all expectant mother'
It not only helps the mother but ltel
the child. All the child's strength tmt
come from the mother. "Favorite Pre
scription " gives the mother strength 1
give her child.
There is no alcohol in " Favorite Pr
scription" and it is absolutely fn
from opium, cocaine and nil oth
narcotics.
Women suffering from chtouic at
merits are invited to consult Dr. Fieri
by letter free. All letters are private!
read and privately answered and the tri
ten confidences of women are guarded b
the same strict professional privacy ol
served by Dr. Pierce in bis personal coi.
sulfations with women at the Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute Address
Dr. tt. V. Pieice, Buffalo, N, Y.
vlJi 3
The invitation to consult Dr. Pierct
by letterzdr is not to be confounded
with the spurious offers of medical ad
vice which are made by irresponsible
persoiis without knowledge or ptofes
sioual experience.
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE
and thone looking forward to marriage
will find Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser an invaluable guide tc
health and happiness. This great work
containing 1008 large pages, is sent w
on receipt of stamps to pay expense ol
mailing onj . Send 21 one-cent stamps
for the book in paper-covers, or 31 stamps
for the cloth-bound volume. Address
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Merchant
Tailoring
It is impossible to get more
for your money than we give
you.
Others may offer lower
prices but they give you
much inferior work.
Some give good work, but
exhorbitant prices,
Our facilities are the best,
our work the best and our
prices the lowest.
w. jTdavis,
213 Wyoming Ave.
Short
Sea Trips
of two la Ciii 1I11' dilution,
are ollirtd by tliu
TO
Norfolk, Ua.
Old Point Comforf, Ua.
Richmond, Ua.
Washington, D. C.
Sternum) tail dally ctiit SimJjy from Pier 20,
North llhir, foot of Ileaih btriot, New York.
Til kits, Imluilnitr miuU utul alatciooiu jicom.
iiioiUtloiH, $1.1.00 and tipuaid.
For lull information apply to
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO,
81 Beech Street, New Yorl, N. Y.
U.U.WALKEH.Traf.Mgr.
J.J.UUOW.Y.U.P.A.
OLD
DOMINION
(JnnoHjSdfallac
GCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
French Bi oatlclollis, V enelkins
Extraordinary offerings in high-class dress fab
rics have been frequent here recently, and the selling
.has been almost phenomenal. Monday morning
there begins another sale, than which there have been
none, here or elsewhere, more advantageous. A
special offering of the newest and handsomest of
Broadcloths and Venetians, just when they are
most wanted.
2,000 yards await you today, 54 inches wide, in
20 of the handsomest colorings we have yet seen.
Prices, $1.25,
Some of the colors are old rose, greys, receda, old
blue, cadet, castor, goli red, cardinal, garnet, brown,
tan, myrlle, navy blue.
They are irom the best French makers. Superb
in quality, exquisite in colorings.
CONNOLLY
Utt.tt....t...Ui
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTOM.
ORGANIZED 1372
CEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATE3.
Capital SSOO.OOO
SURPLUS 600.000
VVM. CONNELL, PresUnt.
HENRV BELIN, Jr., Vlcs-Prej.
WILLIAM II. PUCK, Cashl.-r.
Epeda: attention Riven to busi
ness nccurnta. Three per cent, in
terest pal on interest deposits.
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Lager
Beer
Brewery
Hnnuracturer3 -
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
485 to 4S5
. SCRANT8N. PA
N. Ninth Street.
Tclephnn Call, 2113.
THE
S!C POWDER CO,
Booms 1 and 2, Com'lth BTd'fr
ORANXON, PA.
lining and Blasting
POWDER
MfAtat Moodooait Kut .alt Vori.
LAFLIN RAND POWUBR CO.'S
ORANOE QUN POWDER
Kl'Ctrlo Batterlst. KUolrloKiololtrt,
iplodlui blwt, Biiftly Fun 4 )
Reiauna Chenlcal Ca's expi!o."ve
m
sfsllslirlsVrth.
$1.50 $2.00
& WALLACE,
.
CARPETS
We waat you to see the new arrivals ia our Carpet
Department. We believe we have the most complete stock
in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and know that, quality con
sidered, we cau g've you value aud a selection not to bo
had this side of New York. A superb line of
I WALL PAPER I
0
I BRASS AND
4
WILLIAMS & McANULTY,
129 Wyoming: Arm.
These Game Boards have Rules for 60 Gamea Including
CROKINC" "" fstl pM tin CARROM GAMES
Florey & Bro"ks72 1 1 wrr
OR. DBNSTEN, 311 Spruco Street, Serin,
ton, Pa, II cute ant Chronic ll5cc ul
Men, nomnon Clilldreii. Consults lo.ianJ
ixamlnatlun (re. Olllce lliurs Ually ana
bunJay tt a. m. to 0 p. m.
Yard
wash'iMR a'enub
1 BUSS
T DRAPERIES
i
METALLIO BEDS
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
General Agent for the Wyoming
District lor
DUPONT'S
POWDER.
Ulnloff, Dlotlni;, Sporting, Smokelrsi and fi
Itepiunu ClicinUil Company'!
High Explosives.
Safety Fuse, Caps and Exploders. Boom 491 Cos
ncll UuIUId;-, Ikianton.
AUUNC1KS:
TII03. KQHI) FltUtoa
JOHN II. bMITIl i; fcO.V Plymouth
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