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NOT OPPOSING
TttEVIADUCT
Concluded Irom Phro O.J
Jo Its work ttntlsfactorlly It was the
fault of the dcnlgn.
The law jirovlilos that whore u man
ufnoturor nmkcH mid nolle u patented
nrtlclp of a Htitple Btamlnrd variety,
there Is nn Implied Bimrnntoe that It
will work. The machine company is
IrvloR to show that the I'aiwins Bhak
InR ECi-cen Is not a staiulurd, Htaplo
nrtlclo of the kind contemplated by
the law In question, nnd, consequently,
there was no Implied RUnrantca on
their part.
It Is further contended by the ma
chine company, that the coal company
did not Rive the Hereon a fair teat, In
that It did not properly Bet the timbers
that were to receive It. In answer In
this, the coal company says that. It
wet the timbers iiut-ordliiir to u blue
print furnished by the machine com
pany and that It followed the plana
exactly.
Tins case In helm? closely followed
by many of the lawyers, because of
the Interesting ciucMlons It hits de
veloped. Many Deeds Acknowledged.
County Treasurer jr. J. Kelly ac
knowledged the following seventy-two
deeds In court yesterday morning:
Properly of Pil'V J-warU, i" SoiitH Abiwstnn,
to IMttin H. Parker, fr VJ.!W. , ..,.,,
Piopcrtv uf John hwmtr. ji.. ill fcuuth ,'"K"
tun, to Oliarlcs 1'. Van .Nil l Jti'l K. It. 1'iirkur,
"l'ropcrly of lMwnul flecker, in S,iluir Itrock,
U W. .1. Nwtlittp, fir M1.M. , . ,
1'iopcrly Cliaili-H Zlcitlcr, in !ilii? MuiuL, lo
W. J. Nortlnip, Itir .f'.HJ. , ,. . .
1'iopi'itv "1 M. A. .Mi tilnloy, in Stintitmi. lo
.Inliii 11. untl It. W. .loul.ui. for !MU.
I'mpcitv uf M. A. MifSlnli'. , In hmintnn, 10
J. W. Ilimuiiiii.' 1iiiit ii'iiipany. fnr -i.Cj.
liipi'ily of II. (I. M'liiini'ii In ."T.imon to
II. (!. Suinm.'U fnr ?V-'.
l'loporly ill JVlrr Kell.. In MuMon, to Ira
T. ILirhcr, for V1.1-''-
1'iopnty of riuilo McCarthy, in bci.mloii, U
H.iniol Drcnmiii.in, f"r .".":!.
Pmpcity of .Mnrv It. JMIill, in feoiinloii. to
D.iWcl llrniiuiiiiii, lor iH'.'i'J.
1'iopcify of Caiolino WilM.'i, in fccianlon, to
D.llllcl lIlL'IIIKIIIIII. fill S-fifill. . .
1'iiipcily of DjiirI J.iii, In Suanton, to
P.mli-1 "i. .Inms fur .iJ.
1'iopruy of unknown owner, in (-iMiiton, to
J.unri II. Xolm. f.ir M.S.I. , ,,
Of Jinn- A. OWt.illpv. In Reunion, to M.iry '
O'ilJllcy," Irii'ti'i-. for W.ill.
I'ropnt.v uf .Inhii Alfred Price, In Kr.inton, to
D.'inlcl Ilri'imt'inan, lor 5,l. , ,
Propel ty of Prjnk M. Mojcr, In K'lanton, to
ii. J. JleAiuliew, for 7.iv'l.
Propirty of K. Silldinn, in .Vranton, lo
Cli.irla P. O'Malh'y, for 7.7i.
I'ropcrty of .1. . Iltavrn, -in Si ronton, to Dan
iel liraincnuii, for SPJ.tlh.
Propcity of Ilicliinl Cfall.iclicr, in fccinaton,
to Clinics P. O-Jlalley, lor iiA3.
Property of Anthony llnrett, in fccinnlon, to
John .1. (hiinnan. for. 0.?.
Piopcrty of Hamuli Unit, in SiTint.m. to
Sriinion r.Jinl company, for &.H.
Propcity of C. If. Doud. ill Siianlon, to
&t Linton Lund roiiipjny, for f.".H7.
Propcit jof Miclutl llmley, in tjeranton, to
Scunton Land toiiip.iny. for ir5.59.
Pioperty of 1. V. Jlnrphy. in Seranion, to
Niuiitoii fnid conipiny, for nT.Pj.
J'lopeiti of l'red Pun I, In .V-nnton, lo !-cran-lon
Land compiny. for !"i..Vj.
Piopcrty of It. V. Taylor, cslnle, ill hiranton,
to htunton Land company, lor S5.71I.
Propcity of WaMi Pro.-., .iu ftranton, to M.
J. Ilonahoc, for ..11.
Piopcity of Ctthriinv Conors In Scr niton,
to Meadow Jlrool; Coal company, for t7.S-".
Property of .l.unes L'nnncll, in Seionton, to
Meadow "brook Land company, for iHi.31.
P.-ncity of PiKr I'auh-, in Hcranton, to
Mcadow'ltrnok Lunl.f ompany, lor $3.W.
Of Patiick Gallanhi'i, in Siranton, to Meadow
Ilioak J-ind t'uinpany, for 5J1.ll.
P.-jpcity of .I0I111 .liuUe, in Soranton. to
Ci-cikc 1. Taylor, fur i.i. , ,
Propctly Dt .Mi. .IihIbc In S'l.inlon, to Meadow
llrook Iind lonipiny, lor $7.11.
Property ot llildi?ol Lalicj, in P ranton. to
Meadow lliook Land lumtuny, for wl.34.
Propirty of Patiiik 3lor.ui, in tcranton, to
HjiiVI llienncman, lor iCoi.
Properly of James McDonnell, in Scianlon, to
Slil.tlow Hi 00k Land company, for ,.:i'i.
Property of llenry Pi lie. in Strinton. to
Memlow llrook Land coinpmi, for r.". l.
Property of John Ituane, in bi'iaiitnii, to Scran,
tn Land company, for Sti. IJ.
Pioperty or Thomas Smilh. in Siranton, to
Chaili's Du'l'nt Bicck, for ?s.ni.
Propeitv of Wardell and Iluli;alc in Coving
ton, to (Minks J. Wardell. for i?u.:il.
l"roputv ot .lolm It. LdwariK in Dalton, to
John It. lMw.nd-. for $S.3(i. '
Propcity of lte. H. M. McMurniv Citate, in
Duamorc, to T. .1. llnccran, for .s.ii''.
Properly of Junes O'lloilc, in Dunmoie, to
SUrtin .1. O'lloil. , for s.r,7.
Property ot S.illio 31. Iteikci, in i:inilnnl, to
'. ti. Schoonni iker, lor S-7.il.
Propcity of Kconomy Ilo'C company in 1.1m
linnt, to Noilon" Wanner, for $1(1.47.
I'ropi'ily of Colonil James rairnian. in l.Im
hilRit, to U. C!. hehoomnaker, for $!l. IJ.
Propcity of Hindle C'randlo, in Pell tOiUisliip,
to P. V. Stirliiiir. for $7.87.
Propcity of Herbert, nnd Lowrv. in Pell town
kliip, to ticoiKo D. 'lajlor, for VJJ.1.1.
llropcitv of Mary shield-,, in Seranton, to
Mftdow iirool: Land coiupany, for $fl.S3.
Propel ty of W. I)orry, in Seranton, to John
II. 1'olloHS. for $11.(11.
Piopcity of W. Doriey, in Seranton, to John
II. Fellows, for &.$'.
Pioperty of Samuel Arnold, in jLUerson
township, to I. T. llarhir, for WS.IS.
Pioptity of Mary Ann Jenkins, in Srrins:
Prook, to John II. rellows, for fJ.20.
Pioperty of Shea and Ilitron es.iale, in Arch
bld, to George E. Stcionson, tor ifil.01.
Propel t j of John Shehodo, in lilakely liorouttli,
to Annie PeMck, for .V.71.
Propcrlv of Samuel Collins, in Caibondale, to
William Collins, for t'i.37.
Propertv of Daniel Cannon, In Carbondale, to
I. T. Ilaiber, for iS.no.
Propcrlv of i:iizalctli II. Walker, in Clifton,
to T. II. Diik'Kiin, for fil.07,
Propcrlv of 11. P. Well, In Fell tovnhlp, to
II. P. Wells, for S10 C.').
Property of 1). K. Moore, in Poll towmhlp, to
II. M. Ilns, for Wil.72. '
Piopcrtv of Turnout rcrriii, in JefTeraon, to
rmnont 'rcirU, for 'tin.lS.
Property of John Mclnlyrc, in Jciinjn, to
Dclawrao nnd Ilud-on Canal company, for :?1.0I.
Property of Seuinans k Capnell, In Liil'lume,
to II. (1. Itcjnolds, for il.lP.
Pioperty of Martin Cojne, in Lackiwanna
tonnihlp, to Martin Ovine, for ?1", II.
Piopcitv of James Mulr, in Lackawanna town
ship, tn V. II. Loftus. for ta.(a.
Propcrtv of Cilnanl HusIim estate, In Olyplnnt,
to William O'llnra. for Sll.tn.
Property of W, IMainton, in Hansom, to I!.
II. Shurtleff, for M7.71.
Property of Joel H. Thomas, in Poarlna
Prook, to Charles P. O'.Malley, for M.H2.
Piopcrtv of John (Mil, in S011II1 Ahiiuton, to
Amanda 3HIK fr 1S.7S.
Property of Kate Huu'hei estate, in South
.Milnslon, to .Liinos A. S anion, for 2'.'.70.
Property ot Alfred Harvey, in South Abintr
ton. to C, P. Van Nort, and K. It. Parker, for
ti W.
I Pronely of Mary A. Ilodney, in South Ablng
toa, to Sarah Ami Iteese, for W.2.1.
Vlie followltn? aovonteen doeJa were
acknowledged by Sheriff O, K. Pryor:
Property of i:. L. Lord, iu Seranton, to Olrard
ami Slailno Insurnnio company, for fJM.ttv,
Propel iv of Charles M. Iuitasttr, in Mobcow,
to M. J. Martin, for M.71.
1 Piopcrly of Waldyshiwii Kaweynski, adminls.
t.tnr. in Scianlon. to Joicnh Jiiruchc. for kti'LIKI.
riopeny 01 noun ' iciii.r, 111 oii.imuu, iu
Middle Staten Loan, llulliliiiK ami C'onsttuellon
company, lor wua,
I'loprrty of .Mciillt Scott, Jr., ct a),, uuiitncd
in (I. M. Okell. ill Dalton. tu Ucoricc M. Okcll.
!for io.
tTopcny 01 lid iiiuuaer, 111 iii'iuon, 1a iiioin
mil Pattvison, for l,0nn.
fvoperty of IMuar.l Miles, In Dalton, to Anna
I!. KIwMcy. I"'' J.M.
Property of Ma J. and Kdward Grenrr, in
Solanton, to S. II. I'rlco, tor ifW.IU.
Propcity of John J. Snyder, iu Seranton, to
CIHzniV nulldlm; and Loan association, for
tifJ.tss. ,
Property of Clurhs Ililllnxs, iu Seranton, to
Nek- Schiller building and Loan association, for
H1I.71.
I'ropcrty of William Connoi, In Carbondale, to
CrMk-ct and John Connor, for ?IJ.71.
Property of S. Jay Austin, in Luelcauanna
conlity, to Harry Scamaus, for SSI.!".
Inopcrty of William II. and Jennie Sant, In
Sckilntou, to West Sldo bank, for $3.1.17,
Piopcrty of II. P. Van Kleeck, Iu Jermyn, to
piUciihcnder I Co., for M.V).
I'loperty of llllra and George Lown, In Madl
tor. o TI10111.11 II, Cummlnw, for fMAS.
nop'ity of Theodoir and Josenli lidneczncy,
In U'inlnn, to New Schiller Building and Ixian
assiclallcu, for $l9 HI,
Properly of LouU Spitz, In Winton, to 0. SI.
Pio'ce, for WO).
.'Utornnv II. D. Parev. lcnrosontlnir
GeorKo Inlsey & Son, filed exceptions
iu tfio uurlniwocrrneni or me aeeu
of the Louis Spitz properly to CI. M,
Pierce. Attorney C. 13. Gardner torn
appointed auditor to her the excep
tions. Additional deeds will be nrknowl
edged by tho eherlft next Wednesday,
the rerjtilnr doy, Thursday, being
Thanksgiving.
Marriage Licenses,
John fl. (J, llaur .111 Birch ttrent
Kltlo Warrkk ,.332 South Ninth tired
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
A rula for a ilccret In divorce w irrtnttil
jcslerdiy In tho cas of Polly A. Coffman
ajtalnst l)aM S. Coflman.
In the imjo of Thcoilore 0. Wolfo anil Everett
Warren, executor, against P. A. Uoray, attach
ment rxecullon.1 were jestcrdiy Itaucd on four
Judgments, attaching mono.m In the hands nf
tho County Saxlngs bank, John S. Jenkins and
V. V. I.alhiopc, who are numinoncd m (tar
nMices. Their- was a healing before Judge Kelly yester
diy in the habeas corpus proceeding to Jccuro
the release on ball of Samuel Ullotll, iccuned
of the murder of Kdward Herbert, Oct. f, In
! C.irboiid.ite. The prisoner was reminded pending
nn- jTitigcH cousiueraiiou oi ine law points in
volted. -- "ff
INDUSTRIAL.
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D., L. & W. Board for Today.
The innke-up of the D 1. and W.
board 18 a follows:
Thursday, Sot. i".
WILD C.V1B EAST.
0 p. in. 11. Dohcrty.
".:) p. tn. II. T. Follows.
S.;;o p. in. 0. Hallerty.
11 p. m.-U. Jr. Halli.lt
Friday, Nov UJ.
WILD CATS KAST.
l'.M ii. tn. P. (iilllgau.
." ,i, in. P. P, Steveiu.
a u. in. John HuarLs.
5 a. in. (1. Thomas, with Nauiu.ui's iikTi,
tl a. m. P. IIiilI.tt.
7 a. in. T. Doudicau.
h a. in. P. 1). Sccor.
tl a. in. .lohn Dn inc.
111.30 n. in. John Enuls
11..10 a. in. O. P. Kearncj.
1 p .in. .1. Coslello. with W. D. W.iMVPt men.
'J p. m. T. rit?intrlck
il.l.'i p. in. I). Wallace.
4. 13 p. in. 0. CW.
EU11MITS.
C a. in., west G. Frouufelker.
P a. in., west W. II. Nichols.
11 a. in., west J. Carngg.
7 p. in., wet for Cayuga W. It. McLane.
7 p. in., west from Cijuga T. J. Thomp.'-on.
7 p. in., cast from Nav Aug P. E. Dutlv.
0 a. in., cast-i:. McAllister.
1 p. in., cast J. Hosier.
PULLKB.
10 a. m. Sirgtr.
PUSHERS,
(i a. tit., cast G. llom-ri
11.30 n. in., cast Moran.
7 p. in., east Murphy.
0 p. m., cast C. W. Dunn.
l'ASSENQEll ENGINR3.
7 . tn. Gaffiiey.
0.1,0 p. m. Stanton.
7 p. m. Miftorcrii.
WILD CATS WEST.
J.SO a. m. 0. W. 1'IUgciald, iiith Jlastci' rn'ii.
0 a. m. J. Barber,
il a. in. A. F. Mullen.
7 a. in. J. (tcnity.
a it. in. II. nilligan.
10 a. m. J. O'Hara.
11 a. in. J. Gahagan.
12 o'clock noon 0, Hurt.
J p. m.-G. Hill.
:t p. m.-F. WhII.
S.30 p. in. S. Cuinody.
4 p. in. A (5. Ilaniuutt.
3 p. m. A. Ketcham.
8 i. in. W. A. liartholomctr,
d.30 p. in. A. Gecrity.
7 p. in. XI. Ctstncr.
5 p. in. r. F. Steven.
XOIICE.
Brakunen Riiwcll S.immon, John Cawle", John
F. Langan, John Hcalcy, Jlalacbi CMalley and
Isaac Evans vill call at trainmastci' office on
Friday, Nov. '2J, it not out on tho load.
Work on Armory Building,
"Work on the Armory building is pro
gressing very vapidly nnd Contractor
Conrad Schroedcr, who is In charge of
the work of construction confidently
declares that he expects the big: build
ing will be completed by April. The
workmen are now busied, with work on
the fourth and last lloor of the main
part of the building, that Is the front
section. The Iron supply to be lamely
used iu the bullillnjf of the drill room
is dally expected. This has been or
dered from the Passaic Rollins Mill
company of Paterson, N. J., and will
set here within the next few days.
Immediately upon Its arrival work
will bo continued upon this apartment,
which when completed promises to be
one of the largest and finest drill rnoms
In the state. It will be 155 feet broad
by 240 feet long1, and Is to be 52 feet In
belght. Work will bo continued on the
building despite wind or snow, as the
structure has now reached that stige
where Contractor Schroeder can afford
to laugh at winter. The roof Is soon
to be laid, and fortilled by this and th
steam pipes which are to be Installed,
the workmen will continue tn labor
throueh the chilliest days on the in
terior of the bis edlllce.
Cannot Oet Industrial Census.
Secretary Atherton, of the board of
trade, recently wrote to the dlrestnr of
tho census for the purpose of obtaining;,
If possible, a copy of the Industrial cen
sus returns of the city of Seranton pri
or to the. January meeting of tho board.
Ho received a reply yesrterdiy. Mat
ing that It would bo Impossible to plve
out these returns for many moiuhs
Today and TomorrowBig
MYER
The Cheapest Shoe
yet, Inasmuch as tho work of compil
ing: them has not yet been commenced;
Secretary Atherton was especially dis
appointed at this news because he de
sired to Incorporate the figures In his
annual report,
Tho Industrial census returns will
show tho amount of capital Invested
In local industries, the amount of
wanes paid, tho number of hands em
ployed nnd the total value of the yvarly
product. A comparison of these llgurcs
with those of ten years ago, will give
an excellent Idea of 'the Industrial
growth of tho city In the last ten yeurs.
Work Resumed at tho Raymond.
After a nine months' Idleness, the
Raymond colliery In Archbald, lately
owned by the Forest Mining compiny,
nnd now operated by the Now York,
Ontario nnd Western Railroad com
pany, yesterday resumed operations,
liurlng the long period of Idhnens which
was caused by the dissatisfied em
ployes going, on strike, negotiations
wero on between the new companies,
nnd , few days ago were comiilotod
and the Raymond was transferred to
tho Elk Hill Coal and Iron company,
which virtually means the Ontario and
Vestorn.
A committee of miners Wednesday
watted on Superintendent Rryden and
offered to resume work under the sumo
agreement us the men In the com
pany's other collieries, and work was
accordingly begun yesterday. The
Forest Mining company, which sold
the colliery, was the successor to Jones,
Simpbon & Co. J. J. Williams of this
city, and the heirs of tho Into Kdward
Jones, of Olyphant, were tile principal
stockholders.
This nnd That.
District Passenger Agent J. B.Walsh,
of the New York, Ontario and Western
railroad, .was, yesterday, In Carbondale.
The hearts of employes of the Cen
tral Knllioad of New Jersey, all along
the line, wero yesterday comforted by
the pleasing spectacle of tho pay car.
f.ouls lluggtii A Co., patent attorneys,
Washington, 15. ('., report that on last
Tuesday. Mr. John R. Oltell, a resident
of this place, obtained n valuable pat
ent for improvements In coffee mast
ing tippnrattis, nnd to other residents
of this Mute forty-nine patents wero
issued on the same date.
Lackawanna englrieets' attention
was yesterday directed to a bulletin
order from Superintendent C H.
Ketcham, of Hobokcn, calling their no
tice to bulletin order Xn. 60S. of Oct.
20. "Complaint Is made." the bulletin
read, "that some englnemon omit the
letter "M" (for signals on Morrlstown
branch) and letter "B" (for signals on
Montclulr branch) in making reports
of failures to tho signal engineer. Ple.ise
see that the letter is given in conjunc
tion with the signal number on e-.ich
report In order that the location of
signals may be promptly determined."
The enginemeu are also instructed to
be sure to use the new small card
form, in making these tepnrts. a sup
ply of wjilch can be obtained tit tho
round lio'uso.
Niagara Falls, Thanksgiving Day
Excursion.
Ticket agents of the Lackawanna
rnilroad will sell special excursion tick
ets to RulTnlo and Niagara Falls at
rate of $ii.ar from Seranton. Tickets
will be on sale for any regular train
Nov. 2S, and limited for return until
Dee. 3 inclusive. The new buildings
for the Pan-American exposition, to be
held in Buffalo in 1901 are now about
completed and by special arrangement
with the director general, holder of
Lackawanna tickets will be admitted
to the Pan-American grounds Nov. 29
and :!0, free of charge.
Short
Sea Trips
of two to fve daja" duration,
arc ottered by the
TO
Norfolk, Ua.
Old Point Comfort, Ua.
Richmond, Ua.
Washington, D. C.
Steamer tail dally except Sunday fioni Pier 28,
North Ititer, foot of Peach street. New York.
TickctH, including meals and etatcroom acconv
modationt, $13.00 nnd upward,
Por full information apply to
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO.
81 Beech Street, New York, N. Y.
li.n.V.I.Ki:R,Traf.Mgr. .T.J.ilUOW.V.a.P.A.
Rend the facts, they tell of wonderful values in stylish, dressy, up-to-date
and good wearing shoes. No matter how low price of the
shoes. We repeat the fact that our guarantee for fit and wear goes out
wit every pair of shoes triat leaves our store.
f ildlfC' hnPC Ladies' Vici Kid, Button and Lace, Kid and
LdUica ouuta rja,ent Tip ShoeS( made on the -nwest ,asfs
Real value ) and $4, Go today and tomorrow at $1,981 $2.39 and $3,48
Ladies' Dongola Button, Goodyear Welt Shoes, worth $2,50, at.. $1.49
Ladles' Russia Calf, Heavy Sole, $3.00 Shoes, at 1.79
Ladies' $1. 50 Shoes at , 08c
Misses' Shoes at 75c, 96c, $1.35 and 1.50
Men's Shoes at $2,00, $3,00, $4.00 and $5.00.
Made by Hatian, H. S, & H., and other well known makers. In Rus
sid Calf, Vici Kid and Patent Leather, all stylish and all widths, A to
KB. Boys' Shoes at 98c and $1,35,
The above are only a few of the many bargains, Wc invite you
to call and examine our goods before buying elsewhere, Remember,
there is no trouble to show you goods and you'll surely save money by it
D AVI DOW,
Store,
S: June1
Mdteht
Powder.
NEURALGIA?
Yes, it will euro Neu
ralgia tooany kind
of hentliiche, in fact
and without any bad
effects.
Dr. James'
Headache Powders."
Famous Prescription
of an did physician.
Perfectly harmless
and perfectly sure to
cure.
Bftble Invalid)), ony.nno can tk
them with perfect iafcty.
At all Drug Stores.
4 Doses 10 Cents.
Cure Where
Othcn
Pail.
Merchant
Tailoring
Mtt
It is impossible to get move
for your money than we give
you.
Others may offer lower
prices but they give you
much inferior work.
Some give good work, but
exhorbitaut prices,
Our facilities are the best,
our work the best and our
prices the lowest.
W. J. DAVIS,
213 Wyoming Ave.
Heating Stoves,
Ranges,
Furnaces,
Oi! Stoves,
Gas Stoves,
? Heaters.
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tcranton and WllUavliarro, 14,
Maiiiiruoiurer o.'
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARV ENQJNES
Boiler, Hoisting and Pumping (Machinery
General Offlce. Seranton. Pa.
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Shoe Bargains
307 Lackawanna Avenue,
(JnnoHjSU)allac
OCRANTON'S SHOPPING OENTER.
Extraordinary Sale
Of Ladies' Kid Gloves
$1.00 Per Pair 1,000 pairs Ladies' Fine Street Gloves,
pique sewn, in a quality universally sold at a dollar-fifty a
pair. These colors Black, Pearl, Browns, Tans, Greys,
Modes, Red, Gold Brown. See window.
An Advance Sale
Of Holiday Umbrellas
At $4.00 Each-At $5.00 Each-Two Assortments.
200 all told. Made especially to our order, of the finest
silk taffeta, warranted to give satisfaction in wear. The
handles are all of fine pearl and ivory with heavy sterling
silver mounting. In our regular stock these goods have
always brought from $6.00 to $7 50 each. A rare chance
to buy your Christmas Umbrellas at a great saving.
See Window.
CONNOLLY
A..A.At.ttt4HtllttlmtA
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED IB? 2
CEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
CtPITAL $200,000
SURPLUS BOO.OOO
WM. C0NNI1LL, PreslJjit.
HEISRY BELIN. Jr.. Vice-Pre.
WILLI A A tl. PECK, Cistiitr-
Bpecla' attention riven to bun),
eras accui'nts. Three per cent. in.
tereit pal on Interest deposit.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
HanuTactnrov3 ?r
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 455
N. Ninth: 8tret,
.PA
Telephone Call, 2;V.
TH
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Keous 1 and2, Com'ith BTd'g.
OEANXON, FA.
lining and Blasting;
POWDER
Mpfeat MomIo aa Kuth llt WorlM.
LAFLIN RAND POWDBR C0.'3
ORANOE OUN POWDER
Blretrlo Balterle EUotrlo KxptoJerv
splodlug blMl, tisfoly Viutaui
Riiauni Cksilcal Cis uxp'iW.
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RUGS
CARPETS
We waut you to see the new arrivals in our Carpet
Department. We believe we have the most complete stock
in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and know that, quality con
sidered, we can give you value and a selection not to bo
had this side of New York. A superb line of
I WALL PAPER I
I BRASS AND
WILLIAMS & McANULTY,
129 Wyoming Avm
These Game Boards have Rules for 50 Gantoi including
CROKINOLr n" 1 niwoQM GAMES
Florey & Brooks, 21 1 "ESSST
DR. DRNSTEN, 111 Spruce Street, Scran
ton. Pa. ' II cute an I Chronic Olsceia ol
mm kom Bin Children. Consultation aod
examination free. Olllce Hour Dully andj
Sunday a- u. o o p. m.
127 AND 129
WASHINQTON AVENUE
RUGS
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HENRY BELIN, JR.,
Oeneril Agent (or (he Wyoming
Dutrict lor
DUPONFS
POWDER.
Ulnlni,-, BUstlni,-, fportlng, fimokelMt end t
Utpauao Chemical Compeoy'e
High Explosives.
Sifcty Fuse, Cjpj end Eiplodera. Room Vi C
Dell BulMln?, Scunton.
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