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THE SCKAKTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY. JANUARY IT. 1901.
VfTST.'S
NEWS OF THE
LABORWORLD
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LEHIGH
VALLEY ELECT OFFICERS.
Shown That It Ib to Be Operated
Hereafter as an Independent Rood
but In Strong Sympathy with the
Other Roads of the Syndicate The
V., L. & W. Board for Today.
Wreck on the Lackawanna at Bath
Was Greatly Exaggerated To
Start School of Telegraphy.
Tho stockholder of the hohlfih Val
ley inllrond at their annual in:ct.ltiR In
Philadelphia, Tuesday, elected new di
rectors repicriittnp several other
roadB, which Is taken ns an Indication
that the company Is fiolnp; to remain
an Independent corporation operated
by a combine of InlcrftHtM. I'ollowltipr
nio the new directors: Kben U.
Thomas, president of tho Kile railway:
Oeoi go K. linker. ivpieientlnB the
Delaware, I.nukiiwnnnti and Western
Kallroad company; J. t!odp:ern JIux
vell, preoldent of the Central llnllroad
of NVv Jercey: Upoi-ro J. llacr, u dl
i color of tin Philadelphia and Itwnl
ItiK railway, who ippiesents the Mot
irun IntereHtH In that coimmny; Itoh-
ert O. l.lpplncott. a lumber merchant
of thlH It and rimrlon Hteel. f Mot
can & Co., who wax appointed sonic
time nso to fill the vacancy raUFcd by
the death of t'hnilM II. t'osuoi.
The retlrhiK dlieetors arc ex-Prect-dent
V.. P. Wilbur, ux-Vlcc-Presldent
harUv H.irtchnni. fX-Vlcp-Pr.-nldont;
John I!, fiarrett, (Oiiuont Delano anil
llohetl M. Calloway. Tho directors! m-
looted an Kdwaid T. Stntesbury of
li-vl & 'Co., .loscpb Wharton Hvntt
enu Hoile, Irvltiir A. St.-iunw. Abiam
Vesbltl and Wllmn S. Ulmvl. Alfif.l
Walter mm vo-i-lci ti-.l to tin' otllcu of
president.
The slunincim f thi eloetlon lien
in the futin t) of the I.'-IiIkIi Valley,
which li I'Vlilently to lm opeiatol art
an Iiiilopendeni road, but with Its In
leitMt coneontuilod hi thai a ulroiiK
bond will exist b'i-.v.: It and th
oilier 1-oadn of tin- "yinlli'.il.-. Hy this
i-'imblimtliiti of li'.ti'ients the anthra
I'lto c.wryln;; llueswlll piobablynventu
iilly be brought iiinl'-r ono contiol.
Board for Today.
Today's D., I.. & W. board Is as fol
Ions: VkiIi hiljy, .1.411. 15
h ii.n cat r..r.
r. i'ci!'itt.
V. ll.llli'U.
Illl'.Ctl
. tii.- It.
l.i p. tr.-'f.
n p. m.-r.
TI.uimI.i
i:.st.
.Lm i;
WILD CMS.
li.r,il ,i. jii -W. Latin i.
!! a. in. .1. .1. n iff .
4 a. in. ('. Klnnti.
!i a. in .1. W Hcvln
. hi. I'. I., lliirfi'is
s ii m. W. 11. CiKlnri.
ii . in. P. V. Mriim.
in,::o a. ta. .1. llutkliait
ll..-'0 j. tii. .1. Moioi.
1 p. tn. 0. Ilamlolpli.
" ii. m. 11. .1. T.irKIn
:..1"i p. in. F. U.ill.
I 4., p. til. A. r. Miiltin.
EUMMITS, r,TO.
:i .i. in., cist E. Ma.MIUtn
ii ii. tn., wrst ft. rrountolkrr
'i a. tn Vfrt-W. II. Mch"l,
li o'c'le,1!. neon, wont j. CdlliRp.
i! p. ni., rait II. GltllRan.
" y. 'n.. tt Tioin Cajuirii Vcl.me
T p. ni ivct trom f'ajiica Ginlrv.
T p. ni., rast Irom Nay Am K. Dully.
PULLER.
10 a. in. F. H. Ecor.
I'USHKKS.
5 i. m. 1Iou.t.
11.5.0 a. tn. Moran.
7 p. ni. Jlutpliy.
V r. ni. LjihjiIii?.
t'Asai.XnnR r.KOIXKS.
T a, m. GntTnry.
T t. m. Slnatr.
S.BO p. tn. Manlnn.
7 p. in. Magomn.
WILD CATS. WKST.
4 a. n. .1, II, Merann.
.'i u. in. A. VJ. Krtclum.
ii .i. tn. Kirliv, witli lljinniitt iii.-ii.
$ .i. in. T. rttzpatiick.
II a. in, 0 Hurt.
1 p. Jii. A. II. IJowc, witii -I. nitu' mrn.
' p tn. t. ninley, Willi O'lliuV ini-n.
', p. ni. llapcritj.
7 p. in. J. V.. JtJitrn.
This nnd That.
A number of heavy bridges aie in
roun-c of erection at vaiiout points
alonsf the Iaclitiwnnna rnllnmd.
Lackawanna trains may now resumo
their Uhtinl speed over the new 'Willow
1'iilnt bridge west bound Hack.
C. J. Phillips, Kiiperintendeni of the
Hanaor nnd Voitlund division of tho
Lackawanna iallio.nl, spent a few
bonis in thin clly yesterday.
General Supeilntciulenl T. K I'l.irko.
nf the Laekuwnnim mllroad, was at
his desk yesteidav after an absence
i.f several days on the fiuffalo division.
C. A. Fealey. of the Kcraulsn Itmi
ness college, has a 'copted u position
as clerk in the division freight and
passenger ofp.ee of the Lackawanna
tallioad.
.1. K. Welsh, tiaveilng passenger
and fielght ugent of tho Ontario and
Westni'i railroad, returned to Scran
ton yesterday irom a business trip to
New Yoilc.
The Lackawanna Ilalltoad company
hrib about completed mm of the hand
somcft and best equipped passenger
stations on the main line at Hlughnm
ten. X. Y.
M.H.Cihlll.one of the night dispatch
era on tho Lackawanna railroad, has
returned from a visit with friends nnd
relatives In tin 'West', and resumed
his duties.
The Laekawnmii! Hell, published
monthly In tlir interest of the uillroad
department of tho Young Meivs Chris
tian association In this city, app.'arsd
It Takes a Remedy of Un
common Merit to Draw
the Unqualified Praise oi
a Successful Practicing
Physician.
Dr. J. V. B.tes of Corfu. N. V states ;
"A most remarkable case Iuk come under
tny hands ot late and lias full)- convinced
me of the wondeii power' ot Dr. A. NV.
Chase's Nerve PilU over diseases of the
nerves.
"A young lady who was treated for over
two years lor epilepsy by two doctors was
Riven up to die. I found that her sickness
was not epilepsy, but nervous troubles, due
to menstrual derangements, and prescribed
four of Dr. Chase's Nerve Pills a day, after
meals and nt bed-time. Since that time she
has not had a single bad spell. Her health
has rapidly improved, she has gained about
fifteen pounds in weight, and I do not besl.
tatc to Mate that Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve
1'ills have saved her life and restored her to
health."
See that the portrait and signature of Dr.
A. W. Chase are on every box. Price Jo cents
a bov-rMx boir for'$'a.5o. Manufactured
by the Dr. V. Chase Medicine Co.
JJuffaJp.. :.. V.
yesterday In a new drew, tORCther
with sevcial other notable features.
The Hell Is one of tho newsiest llttla
papers In the railroad world.
n. U Kprottl, chief car accountant of
tho Lackawanna railroad, was called
to Haglnaw, Mich., yesterday, owing
to the serious Illness of his mother.
Ills btother Is also seriously III at
Pittsburg.
K. Uoyne, of Hobokon. . clerk In tho
special agent's department of thu
Lackawanna tallroad, Is assisting
Chief Adamson, for a fv days, In
familiarising himself with the duties
of IiIh ofllce.
A lnrgf number of new locomotives
for tho Lackawanna railroad arc ex
pected to be ready for service In a few
wi-ek. Tho Schenectady locomotive
work ate turning out a largo order
for tho Lackawanna.
Ttalmncn Wnrfel, Tcwknbury, Madl
Ran and Huxter spent two weeks In
Chicago recently making n filtidy of
air brako methods In railway Inptrtie
tlon. They went as rcpttecntatlves of
the Scranton division.
2Mrlde ticket 638. Issued In the nnmo
of John J. Fan oil, good between Hlng
hamlon and Washington, has been
lost. If presented for passage, Lacka
wanna conductors am notified to lift
same and tettiin to Huperlntendent
lllnc.
O. O, Post, genoinl auditor of the
Lackawanna railroad, and H. Youn;r,
auditor of the freight nnd ticket he
counts, returned to Now York yester
day iittornoon, nrter r. business trip
to the local department!1 of tho com
pany. An open meeting will bo held at
Dun's hal, for the machinery mould-i'i-R
of Hcranton and vicinity, Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. State Organizer
D. 31. Shaltscp will then form n per
manent organization and send for the
chat t'T.
Tho wreck on the Ij-inkii'vanif. iitll
roatl nt Hath, X. V., Tuesday nlglit.
In which an engine collide.! with a
caboose, was nnl so destiuctivr as
tho de.ipntcheM sent out from It'trhes
ter would Indlc.tle. No tin- was In
.iitied. Hint the ilamait .sustilncd by
the engine, cuboiuo ami sovoral cms
will not t'.xteeil $l..0.
V school of praetlcal teleginphy. tak
ing In all tin." unions bianchoM of thai
work, will lm opened In this city In
tho near fuiuie. The by id of tho
school will be Mr. Clement Foster, who
now opeiales the Xow York Hun wire
i mining Into this elty, and .1 thoiough
ly coinpvtfiit man in every icspoct.
The plant will bo equipped wlln all tho
latest npparatur for trniif-in'iltlnpr and
ii reiving telegrams nnd nil sorts of
railroad signals and sanHcIkh. In
structions will also be given in tho
system employed by the United State?
signal .service.
LUZERNE COUNTY CASES.
They Occupied the Time of the Su
perior Court Yesterday.
The time of the Superior court was
taken up almost exclusively yesterday
by cases from Luzerne county.
After court opened the argument of
tho (Jlrton appeal from Wyoming
county was completed, and then tho
Wllkes-Barro oases were taken up.
Three cases were argued together.
They were Henry Mann & Son, appel-
hints, vs. David Salsbery ot ni.; Kan
tor & Cohen, appellant, s. David Sals
berg et al., and I. Sapersteln, appel
lant, vs. David Salsberg ct al., all
common pleas casos. The cases grew
out of the failure of I. Ilosenthall &
Son, clothiers, of Wilkes-Ha rre, In tho
summer of 1S98. K. F. McOovern ap
peared for the appellants, and John L.
Lenahan tho appellees. Other oases
argued were:
City of Wilke.-Barrf against. Hllza
beth Stewart, appellant. Charles C.
JlcHugh appeared for the city, and n,
W. Davis and F. P. McOulgan for the
appellant.
In re estate of Joseph Luton, de
ceased; Penjamln Luton, by his next
friend. W. II. Hlnes. appellant. W. S.
McLean appeared for the appellee, and
W. II. Hlnes for the appellant.
Merrlt O. Caiey and others, appel
lants, against O. F. Schaller, In equity.
n, J. Clark uppenred tor the appellant,
nnd Kdward A. Lynch for the appel
lees. Fred Goorlnger against IIeni Schap
pert, appellant. John MrCJahren ap
peared for the appellant, and P. M.
Thornton for the appellees.
F. A. PhelH. Straw & Co.. appellants
nzalnst J. P. Hums and others. Ed
mund C. Duller appeared for the ap
pellants, anil A. C. rampbell for the
appellees.
Instate of Lawrence A. Dufi'.v,
ceased: Winifred Dutl'y. appellant.
S. McLean and W. It. Gibbons
poaicd for tin appellant, and J:
V.
IITI-
A.
Lynch for the appelloi-
Patitck Ilagfiorty, adinlnlstrator ot
Anthony Haggerty, deceased, against
the P.orough of Plttstou. appellant. U.
V, Ilolian appeared for the appellant,
and I'J. A. Lynch for the appellee.
First Trip of the Florida Limited.
Tin Klu'ldu Limited made lis llrst
tt hi south mi January Mtli. for lli
M'.'i.-on of 1901. It was well tilled with
MUilHt. for Klovidt und oilier Soutlurn
icsortH, In l'ut't every berth on tho
train wan ciififiKed.
This ninKnlflcent tiain Ik oiiorntctl
over the I'onnylvanla rnllrnail nnd
Sontlierii inllwny and leaver Broad
strfet station, Philadelphia at 3.10 p.
in. dully t.'Xfxpt Sunday, it ruiu
IhrotiKli solid from New VoiK and Phil
adelphia to St. August ln' eNceptltifr
om drawlniT room sleeiiu car, which
Is U'lacht'd at Hlackvllle, S. C. and
nins to Atm'iirtta lor the accommoda
tion of ttavoloi's to this popular resort
and Aiken, P. P. The train Is com
loosed of l'tillmau eonipartmont cars,
ilrawlntr-iooin sleopInK cars, library,
observation nnd illnlnpr earn. Thero
are nine handroinely fuinlslied com
parlnienlR In the eoniparlment car.i.
Kaeh is completi In Itself with every
ponvenleiiee of toilet and luxury of ap
pointment. These royul compartments
tray be used Mtitfl or en suite.
The dniwlns-room wirepins vais ar
liixiiriously nnd richly appointed. Kach
nan twelve Hcctlons and drawhiR rooms,
in addition to latjjo tollot-rooms.
The library car Is as handsomely fur
nished as tho rcadlm; 100m of a mod
ern club, nnd the latest periodical!
mnko U n favorite lnuiiKln? place with
travelers upon this royal tialn.
The dtnliirT ar Is a model of conven
ience and tho cul.ilno la maintained ut
the Btnndnrd o' the finest hotels.
The observation car, at the rear of
tho train, might be termed tho draw-lnq:-room
ot this palace on wheels. Its
rides and ends aro almort entirely
pluto glass, malting It a verituble sun
parlor. A wide platform enclosed with
nn ornamental brass railing and light
ed with eleotrlclty at night forma tin
attractive adjunct to this beautiful c.tr.
Chas. L. Hopkins, district pasf-enger
agent. Southern railway. f'iS Chestnut
St., rhllndelphla, will take pleasuro In
furnishing all Information.
. .
To Prevent the Grip t
Uzstiw Brom'Qulnln xiaavcs the CJu.t. "
CEYLON
AND
INDIA
TEA
BLACK or GREEN
Is Macliiae-Made.
Not in the Whole
World
is as good tea ptoduced as in
Ceylon and India. Climate and
soil are especially suited, and
cleanly and scientific manu
facture bilng: tho product to
perfection.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Ceylon Tea
REFRESHING. nFLICIOUS.
Hold only In l.mit I'aclirtf.
noc, fiOc. and 70c. Per Lb.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
Cor. Sixteenth St. ant) Irving Placr,
NEW YORK.
American rian, S3.60 per day and upivatd.
European Plan, $1,63 per day and upward.
L I). CIlAWronD, Proprietor.
lui iiii.'Miit;.'.) itivii
In Die hart ot tho vrholtea.lt
dlitrlct.
For shoppers
S minutes' wall; to Wannmnhrrn;
S mlnutra to Steed Cooper's Bin
Eton. Easy of access to the 4,'reur
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from B'vay Cars. sir.
lnp easy transportation to all
points of Interest.
I HOTEL ALBERT 5
f Cor. 11th ST. UNIVERSITT P.
4- Only one Block from Broadway. a
t ItOOLUa, 5I Up. price, Rtaaonnbl.
The Wanders and Beautiss
OF
Earth's Largest Segment of Fairdom
upeib r'jlKonili, mo prntlutci onb In tlio
really f uinitiiuiu tralm ot tlio
SOUIHKRN PACIFIC COA1PANY
The "SUNSET LIMITED" that
Train of Trains, belongs to this sys
tem. rcolft. in equipment, kcmicc .iuJ uuinc
It thrro roulM ortn cuntlt'.umu iIpHkIiI to tlic
tonrNt
I 'or lull itifonnoHon, fivo lllustutril painpluVU,
ma, .ind ttiui talilef, a No lnwi"t rac, Icoplnsr
tar tlrkits anj Iukkji.0 clirrl.cd apply to Ol'TII-
i:ux icii if t'd.. nn .. ".t m., riiiu., i-.i.
The Dickson MaiiiiraeturliiK Co.
tcraaton and WllltevUarra, l,
.Maimfaaturer o!
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY EiSOINES
Itotter). HolstlneanJ Pumping Machlnerr.
Qeneral Office. Scranton, Pa.
-
Hanan's Slioesi
for
Today, Tomorrow and Saturday
Extraordinary Shoe Bargains for Men & Women
And low prices on all sorts of Footwear, set the town talking, iias made competitors cry, "Go
ing out of business, "and we are doing the shoe business of Scranton today. Every day is a bar
gain day eycry day is a busy day. Our goods are of the best make and will bear inspection, and
we ask you to compare them
per cent, by buying from us.
We invite you to call and examine our goods before buying
trouble to show you goods and you will surely save money by it.
MYER DAVIDOW
Daylight St, Patll
Minneapolis
CHICAGO
& NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
fiin 9.00 a, m. train; a trip unsurpassed
In beauty. Other trains from Chi
cago are the North-Western Limited
electric lighted O.30 p. m.; the St. Paul
Fast Mail, 10.00 p.m. , and Night Express.
10.15 p. m., nil dally and the best of
everything. Call on any agent for tickets
or address
46t ffroarficay Htw Yttk
43S Vint SI., Cholnnatl
01 CAtt't St.,miattlplila
163 IVa(i l (Mloit
801 Hal It., tuffelc
i Cfar It., ' CHtag
50 SmMfHSt., Plttlbiirg
2S4 Suptrltt St., Cltvtland
i; Camini Martina, DttrtH
iKInt 8(.,mf, rMo,Oii
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Mnnnfccturor.) or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
48S to 455
N. Ninth Street,
.H
Telcphoas Call. 23.U.
THB
1QSIC POWDER CO.
Reims 1 and 2, Com'lth B'i'4'g.
BCKANTON, 9 A.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
ata. at Mooalo and Rasalal Wotlu,
LAPL1N RAND POWDOR CO.'S
ORANOE QUN POWDER
Mtetrle Batteries. Elaotrta Bzptodsri.
xplodloK blaita. Safely Fas aai
Repauno Chemical Co.'s Exp"o"Vve.
FREE ELECTRIC BELT OFFER
ITHTINDAT SFHEEWEARINO
I1AL la Your owa hoinA. wa
furul.h (he Knulne ajij
onlTllKWIiUlIUW.LTUmT.
INQllUUKMLLKLlBIl BEIH
to ny reader of thiapapor.
onerln attiaartl vrrf low
oiliDA.ltlf.viir.Bl.. roftTfi
ainintT unruiyn imn..i
wrUi moat all other treitmcnM. I urn h.o all oih.r tlM.
Irla blt, iiiiuir.. iD.i r.n.dlf. (ill. OUICK CUB! for
inoretbauliOallmenti. 0LYbtllKlinE (or aUuervoua
(tlrraiei. wraknentea ami dUorilcra. Kor coinplita
Hoaleil nonfldentlal ratatOkCUd, fit thu id oat isd mill ts mi,
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Chicago.
i.HULLiUJklillilkllLLlLmUliiliUlM
Prof.G.F.THEEL.M.D.t-.'.hE
SI., rKIU.IphI,P. Ild.a1iibrAnt. Ct.a -nntf
f i tn tuft tftr all Mtien fail. PRIVATtl
PLUU.0tSCHAI.0lI.RlJHNIr10$.(ilj!:
lOSSlS (utctnonifri urynoouittr inUciiftn
-" ' riiaiiiiingiiiUKiiiiy(la,BmyrUauia
3t0STMANH0pP.rifof.UK)rTfUrM.liOfuirg.;f,V
4trtpTactlC(lBf)cartolpltleIpcrlcReelnCrmnv t
jFmh etttk cured In 4 to 10 dy. Avoir) cheap treatmenC
nr ofl4fd at a catch. KuiniT ltmian'l. Ernrl for Hworsj
jTotilranMUU M Miok rxpminjt merlical freVetrlf al fraurl -TTriralniriitbyMnU.
Irotnnt rHIftr.iTWrluC
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Myer Davidow,
The Cheapest Shoe Store, 307 Lackawanna Ave.
with other shoe stores and you will
If you are a shrewd buyer you will
Ladies' Shoes.
Ladies' Vici Kid, Goodyear Welt, Kid Tip Lace Shoes, extra heavy
soles, made to sell at $3.00 to $3.50. This week only $3.25.
Kadies' Box Calf, High Cut Skating Boots, also Enamel and Patent
Leather, Heavy Sole Shoes, worth 3.50 to $4.00. This week at $3.50.
200 paits Ladies' Vici Kid, Button, Kid Lined, also Hand-Turned,
Rochester Make Shoes, worth $?.oo, at $2.00.
.soo pairs Ladies' Heel and Spring Heel Button and Lace Shoes, at
08c, $1.25 and $1.50. All sizes and all styles.
Men's Shoes.
Men's Patent Calf, Lace and Congress. Shoes, worth S.j.so.atSa.so
Men's Box Calf, extra extension soles, worth $4.00, at $3.00.
Men's Wintsr Kusset 4.00 Shoes at $3.35.
Men's Enamel Shoes at $2.00 and $3 00.
300 pairs Men's Plain Globe Shoes, Lace and Congress, Calf, Vici
Kid and Kangaroo, at $1.50 and $2,00.
Men's Mining Shoes at $1.00.
Men's Arctics at 98c Boys' Shoes at 98c.
Misses' and Children's Shoes at all prices.
A lot of Woven Lined Slippers for Ladies, worth .$ to $2, at 75c
5est of Gloves
The claim BEST for gloves is not to be lightly
made. One must needs have searched far and stud
ied long to be sure of highest excellence. This we
have done diligently for years. The best glove maker
in France now makes our fine gloves from the best
selected kid-skins his country produces. A rare
chance to buy Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves is offered dur
ing our White Sale. Every pair of gloves in the
stock reduced in price. Read on.
American Girl Our regular dollar glove,
Adier's Fine Mochas-0nr regular dollar twenty-five glove,
HTE Jouvin (Ec!air)0ur regular dollar fifty glove,
HTE Jouvin (Mazarin) Obp regular two dollar glove,
And "Coronet"A ladies' full pique sewn, street glove, worth full
SI.BOa pair, . . . . ' . . .
Connolly & Wallace,
127 and 129 Washington Ave.
STATEMENT OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL BUI
OF SCRANTON.
United States Depositary.
At the close of business Dec.
1 3. 1900.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Investments
$3,175,478.36
Banking House 38,599.64
Cash nnd Reserve. . . . 536,879.19
83,750,957.19
LIABILITIES.
Capital ? 200,000.00
Surplus 500,000.00
Undivided Profits . . . 57,905.29
Circulation 100,000.00
Individual Deposits . . 2,415,536.98
U. S. Deposits 422,729.39
Due to Banks 54,785.53
S3,750,057.19
WILLIAM lONNr.U.. I'lHUuit.
UEM.Y nELIN, .111.. Vlcc-rtf-sMf.it.
WILLIAM II. PIXK, Cashtfr.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
e-
Kelly's Shoes
for Ladies,
find you can save from 40 to 50
not deUy.
elsewhere. Remember, there is no
The Cheapest Shoe Store.
307 Lackawanna Avenue
SCRANTON'3 SHOPPING CENTER.
! 80
w curtain rsewsi
i
Shrewd buyers will take advantage ot the special
prices made on our entire Lace Curtain Stock. Many
small lots at a fraction of their real value.
I FURNITURE COVERINGS I COUCH COVERINGS I
I ARTISTIC
t
MQH-GRADE mEODINB I
4)
I WILLIAnS&HcANULTYl
I LEADERS IN CARPETS, WALL PAPER, DRAPERIES,
I 129 Wyoming: Avenue
h4 M - H - H - H - H -
DR, DENSTEN
Hiysiciau end SnrJj
311 Sprasj SI,
Ttrcp.o Una BmiJiu.4
CR ANION PA.
All acuta act) ctircnlo rilteaeea ot men, v,n.
nun and cl.llJreu. C1IKOMU NKUVOUS,
IIKAW AND WAS'IINO UlflKAbF.M A SI'I.O
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Koec, Throat, and I.ungn, Camera, Tumor-,
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Catarrh, Varicocele. Lout ilaiiliood. Nightly
Einluiona. all Ktnialo Disease, Leucorrhoea, etc.
Uonuorrhea, SJl'lilll,, llloud I'olion. Indiscre
tion and jouth'ul httilU oblilcralrd. hurgrrjr,
tits, Upllep.r, Tao and titoinacli H'onna. CA
TAHKIIOKONi:, tpeclllo for Calarrlu Thio
Diontha' treatment only j,oo. Trial free In
rrhce. Consultation and examination free.
OBlco hours daily "id bund ay, i a. in. to 0
p. to.
DR. DENSTEN
Heating Stoves,
Ranges,
Furnaces,
Oil Stoves,
Gas Stoves,
K Heaters,
CUB k FORSYTH,
K5.J17 PENN AVENTJB.
79o
$1.00
$1.20
$1.50
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FURNITURE,
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General Agent (or ths Wyoming
District lor
ailnlntr. niutlnj, Sport Inc. SmoVeleai and tha
llepauno Chemical Cornpany'a
High Explosives.
Safety fuse, Capa and L'xplodera. Ilooia 401 Co
ndl DuUdinc, Scranton,
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