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V- i'm- yy v$pw' v
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An Excellent Combination.
Th prenwint method and beneficial
oiTucts of the well known rpmedy,
Srnui or Idas, manufactured by tho
Oamfoiinia. Fin Smiup Co., illuiitrato
the vitltiupf obtuitiintf thu liquid laxa
tive principle of plants known to bo
medicinally laxative and presenting
them In tho form most refreshing,' to thu
titglu.und acceptable to tho byntem. It
is.thc one perfect btrenKthcnln(r laxa
t tve, uteansltitf tho -ytom effectually,
diHptdliii eolds, heudiioheR and fevcrtt
frenlly j':t promptly and enabling otto
to ovcreomo habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objecMontiblo fjuality and sub
statice, and ltn nctlnij on tho kidneyH,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating tliem, muko it tho ideal
laxative.
In tho process of manufacturing1 Crh
in c used, as they nro plensunt to tho
ta.U, btitthu medicinal qualitlcsof tho
remedy nro obtained from hcnnn nnd
other "aromatic plauts, by a muthod
UnoNvn to tho Oamfoiinm Fin Syijbp
Co. only. In order to pet its beneficial
clYectsanil to avoid imitations, pleuo
t eniombcr tho full natnoofllioCouipaiiy
printed on tho front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO.
SAK ritANCIBCO, CAT..
I.OUI8VIM.C, KT. NEW TfOBK, N. T.
rorsalobynUHruegiatt. I'rlce 60c. per bottle.
Ice Cream.
HHST IN TOWN.
Per
c Quart
LACKftWAlft DAIRY CO
! r.rphcceOrdft Trompttr DtUvi
!?f37 Adam Atenua.
Scranfon Transfer Co.
I' signage Checked Direct lo Hotels
aiui Private Residences.
Oflico D., L. & W. Passenger
Station. Thone f!?5.
uNioM&graa
I CITY NOTES I
t
MIilllMVSIl Mliltl(ii:. lMujnl ( With
lit i ui'l I'lkuhe ( Wi ldii!.ill. hoth ( Vuiitt'ii,
i uurikil liy .MiUiiiiiii Mllljr jostiuliy.
Mil IIM. liiNH.111'. V meitlns of the in
-i .-ii ii if Ihe .nlio ( liCMil Mill 1h liehl thi'
i iiinur i .ii ouuiU in the ii.-lii tuom
I ml. ii alii el.
i n
. (. I". I . Ml.r.llVi.-lho (ilitul W.uiioi, 1
i-mpii.iii.i' union Mill in.it till" aHnnmm in
meniMi'ii lull .it a i.Vhuk. ''l'raiin'i WilLmt'i
III" Mill I'l- till, lllll.t.
KMl.lll.-. Ill' MUCAI.I.I.". I he mmibei. of
lu.t '-')... Knl.'liN ut tlm MjiciIjii-, will mi t
I uiflil at i'i lm 1. in Kuim r' .l.uli'.u i'h il
1. i 'o itiinl tho ftni"Ul ol thdi late Kr.it I. t
. n rm in.
II III. 11 KM'.I) llOMI'. rrjiik Cunuiiilu, .in
I' ill. in. ",'i 5 ens of aue, llilnj fn lH.iinfliiil a-
i'n . nli mji Hl'iilnl inlTrhit; mi I'cli, I 'J, l..n
"mnul In me. iiiniimlij ha lmn -Itlns
i' ml. in ( iiUiiidale.
HM TIII'MI! UI.IIIIIMI.- riie lorn 'linnnli
mi mm; Mill lie I11M 'ulii'.lav ""li'lilMc ut
oik al tlio l"iii-lIor rluli house, on W.uhliisi-
till iM'llli, IIII'I.T I llO nil-liill. Of I 111' IjiliK of
tnf I 1 imi xiitil timple.
. AltH l A riCIIl.- IVtlulmiti 'iiiiiuuu .ii
I in.-, iiu-ii'l tin nui on ;iniiiv etuii It-i
injlit li r mim,' il.iinl. . ml ilUonKUy ami cicatln-.
lltln m t'io Huh i-tcvii, jt 1I10 tgimr ol
t-."ll' I Mint i.ll'l K.IMIKIII'l liillll.
WollIKU el'l VKr-.-Mi. llioiu.-. Ihuiui,
ci I'rliihune .lint mil lliiult .iltliui', i.n jr.
r.ineil limn Aliliinun lllar .M'ilitdi',
lyriji'il h.i lM.nt WlUmi, a;int tor the Jluiil
. ipil lciguo, Mltli ulliii,- llipior Mlllmtlt u II-
l.ll e lie in. lil'lil tlll.lt r '.HO lull.
Mil," m.i iim him: 11011 1, ki 1: i'l 1: - w r.
I'aiiuoml M.i I'llnl op in 1 ho liMir mri
h'atlo'i 1 tni.i- Ii-' wiling on j Man .in 1 .tin)
liy (.'. i HilnuiMi, innpriitor of the Inn 11 m
-f t-r -rf-r"fH
; BOND OFFERINGS.
Spilng Ili'ool: Water,lst Jdt-'..''ia
Lacka. Valley Elec. Li(ht. 1st
Mtg. Os.
North Jeifcey andl'ocouo Moun
tain Ice Co., lbt Mtg. 5s.
Standaid Gas Co., 1st Mtg. fis
LehigUton Watei Supply Co.,
1st Mtg. Os.
New Mexico Hallway nnd Coal
Co., 1st Mtg. Os.
Description and pi ice on appll.
cation.
-- C IlioiCii-ij, N. V. WHWei-Uarre. -f
Cartomlsle. -
4, 6 nd 0, (,'oinniomtctilli Illil.'.. t-
Si rantnn 4-
5ft.iHttHtH
liomc en runVHn ionti, tl.URlric blrl tilth
(.helling ancl rlefr.iu1iiiir IxKirrilntf house UrT.
M.OT MtCIIINKA ltOlllll.l). Oruiml pouTij-lu-tlicalot
cticwlnc Rum midline In the unli.il
part of tlia city vcrc broken tin curl)' Mimliv
iiioinlii',' nml uiih ertliiiiliil at limn to $10 In
i nr.lci ci9 t iken from Mill. Olio it the urn.
lilno.i lohlx'd KtJlidj at the coinir uf Ailanu me.
n i mil MnJin tlrrct wlilli tnollitr U l tlio
cotnar ol LlniHn ttret J WjomlnK awhiic
OIKUMIVO IirXI' MIl.V. At a nutting nt
' ii itnplo'ui of th bocf wareliouiiei anil rtUII
ImtdiiM ol Nrontuii, Iidd Sunday altornoon In
Co-opcr.itl'0 lull. Hct Hcrinlon, I.ty-four Mere
enrolled ai MmiiIhti ot lit Jinv tinlcn In miirn
( orcanlr itRn. Iliu mm viro nriranlreil liy
Waller Joiicj, 31. 1). I'lalurty ami (.Voice Goth
Itr. On March 11 anotU" imctltc v. Ill he lieM.
I'l. 1) . riie Delaware, Ijcknianiia ami
U'cjlLrn llallroul toinpaiiv i-ttril.iy i oinplolol
Its nj lor IVhiuary Ir iajlni tlio men at the
Morr, l),monl ami M.iiiUIlfi colllcilf The
UJw ire nut) llnibvn conipjny pilil at the Mir
Une, l,nrell' frn-l., lilrVioii and Vnn Plorch
inline, ainl loiliy the men at the (Iramy Mirnl
anil IMih deelt rnlllritr, Jt Olyplntit. Mill lu
irllp llnir ujk,
IIO.V. .1. .1 (IMIH.I, -lo Mill 111. -Iluu. .1.
I. O'.Nrlll, f.I ( jrhumlale. Mill lcclute tunlght
l(ore tho .illuilio llitnilrl Society ami Nc.
linn JlaRjlue ilub t I lie (Aithullo (Imixh
In Ainetii in lll-lury." Jl. Miami, ot the HIkIi
wlio-il, Mill ie.nl j ,3pr mi Hip "Ufa ami Work
of Ceorne Mlhs the Soiitlu'tn l'oet." JIIm Vox
will mil tin. impulilMiril iwm el tint piel in
lllleil "llio Mi fit uf Jim."
AT SCENE OF BIG FIRE.
E. Monis Is Hebullding His Stntc
tuie Matthews Bibs. Are Hav
ing Unsafe Walls Removed.
A liuue roii o men ate at ntk mi
the 1 111111 of thu lmililliiKH Bwept by
the Mi- Lackawanna, awmici lire of a
few week's nso. tinil wlilln 11 statl Iuih
already been Riven to the new slrue
ttlie to bo leared by '. Jloitls, Mat
thews llrotliri.s now hnvo their mn
ongaKed pulling don n the walls, which
are In a totally lulnoiis condition, ami
the linn oxiifcts to begin operation! on
the iiiv I'llllice within tin next two
UCOhH.
The H. lonls biillilliiR, tilo, lt tin
derctiiliig cEtcnslvc repairs, but nothing
li.is been iluiui in recant to reliulliltm;
the other t-truc ttiivs. V. L. Crane will
lit all inoli.ililllty rt'lmllil, bin both
Ihe lleiiuooil estate ami II. Norton ai
more tlmn willing to dispone of their
lot". Theie is considerable talk of
Matthi'WH lit others buyliiK" pait of the
lluitv.ood piopi'ity. The llenwood
httililliiK's Pile is it dniilil" lot, and as
Mattltt Urothfis ileelnre that they
need more t-'pace, offi r.s wete madi for
one ot tho loif. Netjoiiatliins ate still
ponding.
The ireiiwuuil n-taln ale lepolted to
b iii'i.i' to building aKalu and nie
aniotiH to dlio-e of the piopetty. .T.
il. 'Woiilsey is the rontraetnf in i li.trj;"
of the rcconstrurtlon of the 12. Morils
liuilillnvr. lloth of tlie Mile walls of this
stiuetun aii peift'i'lly .ue. but It will
be tiei'e..,..iry to tear Mown the ieur
wall, which was Kteatlj weakened by
the lleire blaze. A thiee-..toi v build
Ing will be teaied ol the e..ii't htyle
id struutiiie and an hi tci'turo a, the
fonner eilllk'o. The carpenters h ive.
In in ut work for about one week now,
and expect to have theli task eom
pleted by Apt II 1.
The ground Hour will be oeeupled bv
.Million it Co., .shoe de.ilois, and H. J.
Piihniinn will be nrraln located on the
second iIimji. (liamlio, the photograph
er, w I10.se studio in the llenwood
ImllilliiK was bullied out, will bo lo
cated on the thltd (loop of Hie .Mori Is
building".
Matthew, lliothci.. will 1 leet a
-tiuituie similar to tin old one. t
W to bo four Ktories in height and
el imuii the same ,wtle architecture.
11. L. Walter Is the uiohltect engaged
to draw up the plans, and epects to
have them poon finished. No work
has been done u, et on the other
biiilillngi. riN-llulldliig liLspector John
Ni'Non is supeivisilnir the i.oik of re
moxing the bilii; walls.
The task of cleaning away the debtl."
I111. been a most dlllaiilt one, but in
now ilnlshed and the building opeia
1I011. pioper, iell ,1 lair t.Ut will
not take long to be in full blast
. PLUMBING OF COUNTY JAIL.
1 Bids for the Work Opened by County
1 Commissioneis.
The utility eomiuissiouiMK .M'stenlay
opened the follow Ins bids for tho te
I'limilililg of the eoiiiity J, ill, which h.is
In en icioninirniled li .eveial giand
Jink's, roiiowiug aic the bld:
.Nolan l'..o. (1.. Wolf Mi.n'ifac tuilnv
L"ini.iiu) MtijiHimi
Nil.ui llui. 1 1. I viott B lituii' K.Viii nn
.Niil.li l!i"., guttti. eli , on imii .. . ,,)'Ji nn
Waiiloll ,t llnitil 1.',Ii"ii
riiimij-i II. P'lhie KMe Ki
.'.iiiich 1'. iulini, lln ami t-oppcr noil... I.ir, 111
llewley llu. OVulfH llstuu) IJ,i.V'H
Hi'MliV lll(. lll or Mel I'D) l.!,H"-''i !
Iiiiict I'. MjIoiiii, i;ili.iiij7cU ami top-
ll MOll l.li'. II)
(uiuttr rnsili I, 'ltd "J
t, iiii.br , I'ouilli, .hut anil iuial
M '1 1 1..'11 01
Willi .V Wnufl, klint uiul meliil wnil... a,2 l
Woll .V Witiztl. new ..lull in 12, IW
)'. I', .v M, T. Iloulcy, thiiit metk, etc. 1,."J nn
l.vaiu Mrotliu'n I0,!1 1.1
I'. I'. .!. M. T. Iluul, jt ll.Oil il
IImmIi,.' Hum. (tin iml meUl uurkj.... l.ull ii
T. J. O'Malliy ij.au "it
'I I O'Malley, Midi (.MuK'h llvtmvj.. ll,.0 "i
W. 1' OiimeU A Sin 1.1,111 ia)
u. I' .iri.cll V -on, 1 1 I.. Moil'
i-""'l) 1J.74I im
. I'. Coniidl & si'in, Mitel metal elo. -j.-ji,, ij
M. l n'Malley 'i.lniiii
The eoiinty coliuiilssloiii.is will ,.j.
limine the bids eliwelj today and ie.
t riiilne to whom th" emur.ii't Mliall be
aw aided.
TIGHT WAXES WARM.
Messis. Gibbous and Jayue Aie Hav
ing a Lively Battle.
Tim tight for tlio chuii'iuaiihhtp of
tho tchool board is still waxing warm,
and both Mr. Jnyne and .Mr. Cllbbo.n
cln luted alter lawt nlghfs meeting that
they would in, eluded tonlglit. .Mr.
Jnyne claims that ho can hold the lour
iceli voius which he says ate pledgei!
to him, but Mr. Clbbons says iu, js
teat lug holes In his line-up.
The .support. -is of Mr. .lajn,. ubuIii
ciueusi'd in Oajiinln Jln's oilic.i and
tltliteeii menibei.s iiKiiln pledgid him
their votes. This time Mi. Uaiker was
ab-eiit, being unavoidably tailed to
New York, but Mr. I.aiigau, who was
absent last week, was ptuieitt. All
again reiiewnl their pledges of tuip
port. T. B.EITER ABRESTED.
la Chniged with Embezzlement by S.
Gioss.
T. Keltet, o Second stieet, was held
under $J0O ball by Aldeimuu Millar
yesterday on tho charge of embezzle
ment, piuicrred by S. Clio.ss, of 8
Laitaiwaniia avenue,
Itclter was an ngunt 011 commlbsion
for (itoss and Hold goods to the value
of t'l, which ho neglected to leturn to
Cross, so the lattc; alleges.
G. W. ROESLER'S
SECOND WILL
IT WAS ADMITTED TO PROBATE
YESTERDAY.
Objection to It Weto Wlthdtawn by
the Relatives of the Decensed.
Makes Some Radical Changes in
tho Maimer iu Which the Estate
Is Disposed of Remonstiances
Against the Granting of Liquor
Licenses McGanity Does Not Like
the Idea of Being Ignored.
Another will of the late ('. V. Hoes-let-
was offeted for ptobate jeslnnlny.
It was made on June L'l, lS'.m. and
makes a tadlcally tllifetent disposition
of his propet ty than the one he mado
on January n of this year, which the
teglstrr of wills refused to xnohato on
the wound that the ilcceased did not
havo tcstamentarj' capacity nt tho
time the will was made.
After the other Will was detlal'td In
valid It was announced that an earlier
will would be offeied and the relatives
who objected to tho last will tiled a.
caveat against admitting the Heroin t
one to probates. This was wlthdtawn
yesletday and the will was admitted
to probate. H Is as follows;
I herehy moke all wills lij tne lirrel fore
in tile.
I ulie ami lhiiie"itli to my fneml. .Inlin T
Cooinr, my Mvot.lo pin .iml mj Muln slirine
Jfivtl or chaim.
1 hripicalh in no xranil d juiiht 1 r, .1 in l'nillne
Kr.ilil.laml, tf N.altle, my Kohl Match ntnl iluin
with my Jlaonle Jewel or cmhlein tin 11 on, ami
alo my dlamoinl utml.
I heipiealh tn Pauline Jane I'r iii'.I.nid the tun
Flmy hrltW 'iHilllnir houi aiui the portion ot
the lul on Mhlili the nine U crectol anil the
anl appurtinatit tlnulo. knonn tn .'i-'l 1'i.inUhi
jiiinie, of Siiiiiitoiii nli j, the trto-stoiy brick
hmio .mil lot on Mhhli ll slaiiJi. kiionn a IZi
l'j?o 10111I, Vriiilnn, lo h.oe anil to hold In
tec ultnple alinlnl". Ihl.-i I- iihiut to IU liare
of thu iu jitgj jet .lmiii.l the vihnu etate.
I hi'ijiiejlli tn my itniior Inn in niincil Ihe
tiotor,v lirhl. iliii'lliin, nl '.'i'l I ratiMia annne,
al. the ii.inry hilik hoil-e .it 1 "U l'.lue lonrl,
ulijia to tlidr sune of tin. iuoilitage, 111 Iriet
fur the folloiiiiii- ue:
I'o rent the same iliiunc tl.e minerity, of my
graiiJiliiiKhler, Slaty J.me Itoitler, tho ihnghlir
of my inn, JilTer-ion U l!oilcr, dcrciMil, nml
rollcct uhl rcnl, piy the tati, pay the intire-t
en mortgajej anj In ruluctlon of the prmcipil
of the ajine, nml upon the majority ot my graml
ilaiijshter to coiary the fame to htr In fee nn.
pie, pioilileil it h.tt not been sold under ihe
mli.i quint pro'liion-i of tlni Mill. If the rinn
eriei'd the iniouiit In he pilil, then tin txccnlori
alull I'Tpeml tho in 1.4 mion mj xi iuiMnii;lilir,
prnildi-il Hut no I'Miuton aie luiliy .lutlmrlzi it
te el or uiiMtui).!' sin h 1-41 to and imi4t the
money a4 Ihiy mi III tluiini; the minority of my
gi inildiuijhtir nml to ept'ml the inionir, or .11
niuih ai ntio-1,111, upm hir, 11ml upon Inr at
tjinlng hrr luifuiuy pav mtr to hi r the monty
or tho niuriln'4 fur bi-r ou fne ue fonnr.
In ean mv s.ild KraniMiiighter 1I114 before "it
tniiitiis the ito ot mijiiillj-, then wImI'mouIi!
hue lalhn to In r -Ii ill j;i to my araniM milliter.
I iny .lane rruntlind, in fee i-lmpl.'.
1 oiipnaiii to Miii (i.dtriy the mm of
"l.w) ind ill btrel'i cliauio all mj ual citale
wild Jlie piinuit rf this liisiey.
ll Ihe le.t of in; iMate I illiett no tMrutiM
to nil mil Hppli the proceed! lo pimunt of
in id ht! nml funeral iprii(.H nnd Mhat ninilui
lo he illiidril tipnlli iniiiinc inv craiiilililMun. 1
I heredr npwlnt .lolm I". IVinpu, I nil Puir
and lo'oiire I'. I ynnn mv intut
To the will a codicil win added 011
neeember -l'l. is'm. whleh milllllcs the '
beiiuest of the wiiltll. ele.. u l. liilitn.
Kr.iukland and the dlainonil si,iui, as
he had glen them away; alo the be-Min-st
of house, 120 t'age couit, lo bis
evecutoi.s iu trust for Maty Jane lloes
ler and devlied the h.iine to John T.
t'ooper subject to the payment of Its
provortlon:ite Mi.tio of tho mottgages.
Ho also levoked the appointment oc
(leorgo Kynon and subsitltuted August
llobitibou as eveutor. Mr. Robinson
dei'llncs to sete a, executor for the
lenson that he lmlils a number of
lllultgages againit the piopellltji.
Remoiibtiauces Filed.
The following lemoiisiranee, .tgulust
the si anting of lluuor lit eases weio
tiled Willi (ieiU of the Courts Daniels
yesterdn :
lilM' l(l), -Cl!'10
Charln liilife, lloulnar.l aiiinie and 0!ili.mt
i 10, d: iii'm liouo noi ni-io.viry: l'Jii i;iiiiliui
' 'iiiii:ii:i.mii ui, .ci:a.vio.
1
1 .l.iini-4 ,f. Kell.i, l.'J Noi Hi Washington .wo
I nue; old Ikium. not leii'.i'aii : 17 siiinalurr
Miti ilf .V, Hud loW Von Mnrtli junu , old
hou.ej not in ei- 11.1 : II Ii,'iiitiiin
M I It MIII OP ill NMdlif
fo'olgo S. Hunk. Vlbll'r .lltllllll IHIV lion,!.
lor ri'ii'i-un ; II i-lKiiiture
'IIioiiImS "; 1iJ.i1 ill, Tit MnliMli .u.iin-; rjw
hou-i-i not niuaivj 12 si'u.itiiie.
Mhliai) .1 lliiddy, TIT diui4 aiinie; iri
hoiiri: T.ot tiife.iij; 11 fL'ii.iliiu
PiunU I'll nn, T.U iuiniy aicmie; neit hutue;
not nicm-aii- 12 .l.-iulm
John Yonli, ?. fi'il lauli ..,,i, in dome,
not init"iii X! nii.'u'iuuo.
.lamei) White. Ml l.iuli -trie), mm I,..iii . imt
iicnt.-jr,i: .!! (-I.'iiiluiu. 1
li.l.kVV.N:.A 101.-llll'
.I11I111 D'.Malley, euletl Khle if -outli Muiii -1
lie: lion" liou.-c nut ni-.i-.-io ; s-! uliinatnn .
H'.UII WXIIIi, Plf k-UN
Joliii Jlunl-, 1 .iiner Mun mil .Uikm .11. in.
lew hoii'e; not noti.'ai ; Vj l?natuiM.
-l.rol tt'AHP. JLIDIVN'.
.1' nn I., Poll-, hi II kiii.i: nei Iimim., nm
lUic.jJi.i ; I'l algiiiture-.
vjl'lll UIIMIION 'imsllll.
11-1 ir S, llniihiiK; mil h.uj.e; ilon tn t tto
radtil Mhool and ihunlr urn imfjt.i , i.'i i-l',--liaturn.
'Iheie rite T" Algn.ilui en to ji uif liiiin
pall Ion u.l.iii'. Hut tin- Iti in In .lutiinl
McGanlty Is Ignoted.
'ouit lias Untied ,111 alternatlM. wilt
of iniindamiiH dliw-tlut: the boiougii of
Dickson t'lty to show enuse why Hairy
Midatrlty wliall not be suhjoit 10 the
rlghlM and prl lieges as member of
the councils of that boiough. .MeGav
rlty wiih ousted from khiui'IIh n frtW
wet l;s ago because, so he alleg. h, hi
accused some of the other niemiiis
being boodlel 4.
iiic oth'is thought the liw whli'li
nialies them the judge of tin iiunliikM
tlous of nieinbeiH gai them powe.- to
illsinNs any nicnile'r and did so on tlio
gioiiuds thai In bud ll'eil tiiiciiiiipll
menial) language. The follow in;
member! .oted for opulioii. Henry
lilget, John OVJliir.i, lltitty Ktlngle,
John Renth.un and John T. J.niiew,
8liue cxihiillmr Mitiiuilty ftoin
their midst they have Ignored him en
tlreh. leiiiKlng 10 tall lib name at
toll call and in eveiy wa ovei looking
his esieieni e Mi flat illy was elected
to eountll Iu IVbiuaty. 1000, for ,1 tluee
year let in. The wilt lias tjcn iimda
tetuinabU' Monday. Mauh !.
Yestei day's Mauiage Licensed.
John T. Jbica Vr.im 11
Mary . .lone iraut"n
John Wtndc Sr.mi.in
Diiinia buiiuod uar.ti)ii
lldn.ird ('. Wlikliiiu l.niUi-i
I'hotbe It Wendin-ill . .".irin'on
' liny i.'.ttiiied floods', UoursenV,
Duffy's Pure
Matt Whiskey
The World's Ftmoui Medicinal Whlikty
Coughs, Colds, DroncliltLs Asth
ma, Consumption, Malaria, Fevers,
Chills and Dyspepsia of wlutevfr form,
quickly cured bv takini; Duffy's Malt
Whiskey. A tjaspoonful In a class of
water thre times a day
(irntleiiirn t I lime hu I nrrtoii- ilylpi-inii fur
ertHTf" lnuionwl t 1011I.I ikiiIIt nlk,
mut nuhl bftAr nlcht loulil not lep, I irm ui.
t'oilratfnt. Hut t took luy t-ln In tu; oirn l.aml.
ayliw n tiling 1 1 .iny nix, iiit dtcaii uiitiff liuirt'a
I'lirn Mall Ulilbit. 1 hut luken lint tlnm
hiiitle of It. 1 hitve noi trrn o Mrll in vririi
lnmatthe prc'tnt time, ami xiy ai'itll6 inpletj.
did. I fi'l I rtn neirr r cnoncli 111 pral.e of
IHiNVa 1'iire Mult llblikri. I mkr it in hot
MiUfrnmtlTeTfrrmornlof b-fute biratfaiu When
1 atatttii laklmi it 1 oulr ivthtliril rruli tire pouinia,
ainJalpreatfiill ntlglionti tuinJreit anil fire iionnili.
VerytrnlT lura,
MAItnt'MIITi: K IIKunr.RT. Yonktni.N.Y
CAl'TIOS' Iliiffy'i Pur Malt W hbVcv isnohl
in ti'ileil lxittlf! oulr. It offered in bulk It
i a fnutd. He uro yon get the genuine. All
rtriii!lt nnd Rroeer", or direct, Jl.OOabottla.
Medleal iHioklet ent frto.
Dully Malt WhlakeyLo.,Rochrter,N. Y
GIRLS TO RESUME WORK
Silk Mill Stiilcei9 Wonted Over Its
port That Number of Weavets
Will Return to Bliss' Mill.
Tin iPpoit at the sulking nllk work
ei.' licatlnuiiters jesterday aftcinoon
that a huge number of glils will le
siinie work this mot nine ni Valentine
Itllss' mill In Dickson provoked a great
deal of dlicucslon, and tesultcd in
pickets being appointed to guard the
factory this morning and pievont any
resumption ot work.
About twenty hands line been
steadily at wotk at th mill and yes
tei duv's Humus had It that between
ilf teen and twenty glils would fro back
(his nmndng At Kcilling, David .
SfhoenV l'i ternhuig plant, nine glrl3
are w 01 king Iu tin weaving depart
mi.nt mill ,1 number of male loom liv
ers tire 11I-0 employed.
The tilkeis of Jlurvo's mill will
mi 1 1 this afteinooii in Oaipenter's
li ill and tran'-act business of inipoit
nnie, Mother Mary Jones, who is once
mote in tiio city, will deliver an nd
tlioss. The female oiganlzcr was buy
Sutitl iy nt Forest City and Caibondali;
b.iuillng the textile woiltcis up tho vnl
lev Into permanent oiganlzatlon. Sht
will piobably remain in the city dur
ing the icinalndcr of this week.
Sho will then havo for Wext Vir
ginia, where Hhe was assigned by Ihe
national body ot mine wotkcr. Ar
laiigenients 1110 under way for another
iirisi meeting of the silk wotkett. to
be atldiessetl by Mis. Jones. A meet
ing will be held nt Taylor this aftei
nooii, and on Kildav the Katiquolt luud
silk wotketM will hold jes"loii.
Hut U'W lesponses hae bien re
vived as yet to the appeals for r.M
-til out last Ft May. A number of
ci'-es of distress were ".eeleltlay re
pot ted to the executive committee and
will be investigated today, and dur
ing the week.
The following losuiullons were paes
ed and sent the tttlketd by the Hot
tiers' association, which was organ
Pscd Sunday by J. V. Jlamiue-i, of thu
Stone ('utteis' union-
"Win Ha-, the ilL Murks emploii'! nie m
.nl In 1 -1 intuit.' for belltr (nudilioli" ami an
in 11 i-e 01 M.ue, thin line lie il
Ih-ol'td, 'I hat tie, t lie lt.it t It rs" union, eMiinl
1 in In illy htuipalhi and ofltr our inonl and
It n.iiil RiipiH.it. and be it furlhci
l!eoltd, lint iu- don ite $ to their 111111.
Valentino Jtliss list night declined
that If his Dickson mill weir afforded
pioper piotcillou by th." boiough nu
thoiitles, he would not have the leist
illllkulty in oput.ulng it.
"ITowevcr," said he. "at pie.cut
eiowds ol glils and boys leiiiaiu about
the pteinises all day aimed with eltlln
fnd battel tae, threatening the
iiitnds wlm ate working and ulteilirr
dliii iuipietations against any win
ovldence any Intention of doing ho.
"it liitrgc-H Kennedy made the least
cifou to give us some nut of piotec
tion, r would cspeilenet no trottblo In
SLfiiilng u hiiudtPil glils to icumr
woil. 1 have iet.itedly asked hint to
bleak up the ttow.ls or alfoid us Koine
guaid, but wlthoai avail, and I In
lend tn si e my lawyu, Attoiiiey Hum.,
ns soon 111 he letituis fiom rhlkid"l
phlu, logaidiiig (he mattir.
"I have aluo loniplalucd to the .sliei
Itf nml the latter told in to demand
ptolectlon ll mil tile but (.ess. This I
liae done twice. Uurgcs Keniu'dy'.i
syinpatbles are known to bo enllste'l
with the stt liters as he nttuids ihelr
liicetliig.s and openly encourages them.
Aa I am glwii freedom funn taxes In
tlie boiough. Kenned" r.dvanco.s thr
peculiar iiigii.neiit that I cannot tlnlni
jiroiectlon,"
Theie were no acts of violence at tip
mill yesteiduv, .Mr. llllss tllHinlssIng this
glils eatly, In older tlt.it they might
mold tho "ttlki r..
LEADERS WERE DOWNED.
Bicycle Club Rowleis Defe.at Backus
Tenni.
The IS.ukilrt Howling club. buiK-is In
tlie Xortheastein lvnnsyhania llowi
liu league, weio given a revere drub
biiig last night by the lllcyclo club
mill is on the hater's alleys, Tlio lead
cm played In wretched form, making
a total of out -111 to (he club mens
!.'..!.
Mi Mer was the only Hnckns mini
who lolled In ihaiupioiislilp foun, and
made a high coie of iw. and a lead
ing average of pn l-.i. Ciiptaln War
dell led the lllcyclo club men with an
in ei ago of Ml l'-". The dolailoil ".cores
inline:
IIW'hT-.
Il.l.iu I 'ii. 10
Mibter I'l HI 1.M
W. Wcichcl UT lilt lit
Toons .U, f; HI
Wiler 1W Ul mi
Hi 7u, 711
mcui.i; cm it
W.uJell ' 1IT """ lt Ki
Taylor , 107 11 ll
llioie , l.'W 1.17 171
IU per , 1 11 .U
lij.14 ll1) ill l:u
7.' 7l 7U
Aspaiaguv. special, fancy, whlto,
2ic; value, 10c Coin son.
Auk for Kelly's union eracUuts,
NEWS OF THE
THJRTEENTH
GREAT INTEREST IN THE WASH-
INQT0N TRIP.
The Whole Regiment Is to Be Taken
Desplto the Tact That the Orders
Say Only Ten Companies The
Oillccrs Will All Have Swell Steeds
nt Swell Prices Elections to Be
Soon Held to Fill Vacancies in Co's
C, F nnd X. The Candidates Aie
Few Lieut. Meiiiinan's Ouleis.
.
Interest Iu the tilp tif the leulmeiit
to WmdiliiRtnn next Hatunlay night to
attend thu Inauguration Is dally In
creasing among' the men, and while at
tendance Is not comptllHoiy, It Is H.ifo
to sny that theie will be very few ab
sentees when the train rolls out fiom
the station on Satunlav night. The
general ordei.s from Harrlsburg say
that only ton companies ihall be taken.
To obviate this dllllculty It Is proponed
to distribute the men of one company
through several of the ten cars on the
tialn nllowcd for the leglinent'rt ttan
portatlun. On the day of the parade It
Is planned to p.ttade with the eleven
full companies.
d .
No tnr is to lie allowed for the tian.s
pot tat lou of hoisfM, and the Held and
staff oillccrs will aeconllngly have to
biro steeds In the Capital cltv. Quar
termaster Vandllng tnnde all the at
tangemeiitR on his recent tilp and en
gaged the animals on his own respon
sibility. There wete some wiy faces
made "when he returned nnd vouch
safed the lnfm nml Ion thai the charge.
for each horse for the 1l.1v would be
tS. "Hut they'll be swell steeds, bo.vs."
he said, anil the oillccrs hope they will
be. It is estimated thai the cost of
Ihe trip fot each of the field and staff
ollleeis will b", at the lowest esti
mate, 12.1
Chief Mll-U'hlll It. J, IS.'tuer plans to
have tidily men in line in the paiade,
and all enlisted at that. Theie have
been several of the b.tuibiieu who weie
not enlisted, but these have bten sworn
In within the last few weeks, Tlie Inst
to take the oath was V. V. iiiltlth".
ex-clialiniau of the common council,
who was swoin iu lat Sal11nl.1v. Mr.
Hatter Is consliletlng ihe advisability
of stopping off at I'.allliuoie with tlie
band on his way home, in tesponse to
an invitation iced veil from a promi
nent bandinast" 1 In thai illy who I"
an old filend o' hK
.
There me election! to lie held Iu
three companies in the near future,
which nie alti.icling a great deal or
attention. The Hist of these conies off
on Filday night, when a successor to
Captain IMwanl K. Hiirkboiisc, of
Company C, w ill be t boson. Tho only
candidate Is Flist Lieutenant Joseph
Ilelriegel, who will undoubtedly te
celve the unanimous vole of the mem
beis of the company. Second Lieuten
ant Hay Sniilh will lu all probability
be made first lieutenant, and Seigeant
Clarence Ui tin ope Is the only nsiliant
for the second lieutenancy.
4
The meiubois of Coinp.no F will
soon elet t 11 captain to succeed Cap
tain Fremont Stokes, resigned. First
Lieutenant Oeotge C Meriiman will
be fleeted, as he Is the only man out
for the place. For the vacant Hist
lieutenancy, which will exist if he Is
elected, theie are two candidates,
Cominlssaiy Seigeant Al. Hiclg and
Second Lleiittnant Franklin lleiishaw.
.
The vacancy c.iu-cd b.v the di.nh of
Flist Liutetimit Isaac Hiowu. of C0111
panv K will also have to he llllcd.
Second Lieiilenant U'altei ('unwell Is
the only and logical candidate, ntnl
Seigeant AVelble wants to step Into Ills
C'.ipvv ell's) shoes If be Is elected. Si -ond
Lieutenant Capwell was only
elected a few weeks ago, as was also
Second Lieutenant Smith, of Company
C, so that If both become first lieuten
ants It will be about the quit host that
anv oillcer ever lose to that tank in
tlie lilstoiy of the lcghnent
c
Colonel Willies has an impoitaiu
matter which he Is now consldetlnu-.
This is the appointment of an inspec
tor of iltle practice, with the lank ot
first lieutenant, lo succeed First Lieu
tenant C, C. Meriiman. of Company
F. Am far as can bo learned thorn is
but one candidate, Arinoter Hairy
Hermans, who is also lcglinental com-mlsi-aiy
sergeant. The duties of nr
11101 er and inspector of illle pr.i tlm
wen foimeily combined by the lute
I'et-se Watkins.
Fhsl Seigeant Chauucey Deili.v. of
Couipany F, who has taken up his 1 evi
dence In I'ittbton, has been tiansfeued
to tin Ninth teglment. and Seigeant
Fied Koehler has been iippointeil In
his place.
The field, staff and Hue ollleeis of ihe
Fit st and iiiiul battalions of the iegi
ment will meet hi the tummy tonior
tow nlghl to complete tin Ilnal ar-l-angomonls
for the Washington tilp.
0 m
The following order has bten Issue 1
by First Lieutenant CJeotge C. Jlctil
mini, who W acting commander of Com
pany F:
IIealituneM ( oiupinj I', I'niilri lllli liifan'if,
.S. (.. I'.
-i.i litem, Pa , I'ib. J'lli, I'll
1 itln 1' of Dm ('oiiiuiinillin; (nllni
Couipiuy (tnlcr Xo. .1.
rirt Si meant fdnunciy ll. Ptthr. ( ompanj
I", 1 lirrtly tllMliaicrd fiom the scrihe by tea
iioll of uinoial linn the tctritoiy tmbiaied In
(be 'lliiititiH'i infaiili.
"ituiaiit rod M. Kothhr i liruliv ipimiiii ii
lu.t ir,'r(iht, ihe Piiln, tli bngi l
I'orpotat Pnld .1 tiilltitl.B In liruhv appotnitd
hm int. vile hoehler to firt nentemt.
I'riutv (leotiji) Tainm H huiby apimlntvil ior.
poial, viee (iiltlltliH to lernt'iiit 'I'hey villi he
obeyed nml iepcitcd icconltiigly.
All ipuitcrniitrr and ordnaiue wipplloi and
tore liclousliitf to thU (ompany, ecrpt per--oiial
unilonu, Mill bo al omc liirutd iu to emu
pany iiuiterniaaci, s'tritraut .Mini lliUir,
In ateonhnce vltli 11. O. No 0, ., n,,,
loimnatiil v. Ill airtuihle at the arm. m lu luaiy
nuahliu oulir, miIIi r.in and Iikkiiik, "iIiii
day, Mirch ;;, llU, at 0 p. in. Kaeli nun Mill
provide lilum II vulli one daj"! cookttl rallmui.
I'lilfnrirt Mill be dean urn) brne and accoutre
intnta polhlied No man's vvhoo ciulpmrnt i
In oiber than ni,t daai tmiilKiuii will bo allowed
lo so. Pj older of,
Ceorjo C. Mtirlniin,
llrd. I.leuti'innt, Commin'llnf.
P. 51 hothlci. I Imi ti'rie mt
A SENSIBLE MAN
VVcuM u() Krmii'a IbUain for tlm 'Uncut ami
l.urKS. It l( curing moie ( iiiuIm, (i.lili.
Asthma. Ilioucliltl, Cioup .iml .ill 'lliro.a ami
l.unK TiouIiIm, than anj ollwr incJiilnt. 'I ho
ni.iiiilii li.u juthoiUril any iluuuUt to ulu
j 011 .t .-j 1 1 u 1 1 0 llultle 1'irp to ii'iuliiiv ou of t lie
unlit ef this si cat icniiilj'. Tliiv Vr.. auj ZO,
fVyViVWVifWVIVWV
its iNew-its a had jg
But is becoming1 vcty popular, the old Dutch 5
Koom. vvc nave just opened line 01 plaster goodsi made
expressly for such decoration. Pipe Racks, Typical Ger
man Tobacco Boxes, Stine Holders, and a hundred other
odd conceits just Ihe.thing for such places.
Match Holders ib0
Tobacco Boxes , Rfi.
Pipe Hacks
. Fa Fti mid the Babies
VxwaTVfa .
Geo V Millar &
VJCU. Y. XTl.llld.1 X
KK50:sKKK$u:ocu:5:nMKKMK
25 TIc New Xcm-rslli) Av
llllilll ItCllUMiUMI
HORSESHOE
Hor.sc lannol sil
and will oiitweui-IIutr
sets or any oilier calk
iiiuniirne.tiircil.
SOLE AGENTS.
0
Mjr000 00 0X00$X000 0.0,0 0 01ljlM000
0p0X00X0 0tt000M00000.0.0.00000X0MX
D (WulluOtofly
Corner Lackawanna nnd Wyoming Avenues.
As Usual, February Sale.
Big Bargains in Atl Kinds of Shoes.
'i on will find here Shoes to protect your feet and look well, .md
oui February prices will enable you to easily own a p.iii.
All oui tegular giades marked as follows :
$7.io Shoes $o.iit
o.oo 5.00
5.00 " 4.25
3.50 " 3.95
3.00 2.50
2.50 " 2.10
2-0O " 1.65
t.S " i..?.;
x 1.25 " 1. 10
1.00 " 00
.90 ' 80
" t till
S' ' 42
Ihese aie piices on icgular goods. We have broken lines and
small lots atlarger 1 eductions.
It will pav you to attend our l-'ebruaiy Sale.
A Break in the Price of Rubbers They have been 'too high for
the past two year,. Now we will give you the benelit of the cut in
prices. I.adic.' Oo. Rubbers, now 45c- Men's 85c kind, novr 70c.
v :
f&oi V ljO icic
ji m y a
Aw Ik m
Corner Lackawanna
m ll
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
Condensed Renort as IMude to tho Comjitioller of the Cuiipnoy
Feb. 28, 1800, and Feb. ri. 1901.
RESOURCES.
1896 19D1
Loans and Discounts $r,70,M0r; $lOU.),;tlO.j:
lloiuls, Securities, Ktc :,i;,5.55 .)7tbin.."iS
Blink Vropcrty ,V.),(2S.or 14O,O(M).0O
Cash in Vault 5K,(iO.2.) ;stir0.0:
Cash in Hanks s7,00.5 JoDjOKKiM
United states JJonds ,"0,00(Mm :5()00(K(H)
I'rciiiiuiii 10,0(M).0I) 11,000.00
f)ne IV0111 V. S. Treasurer. vriO.OO l-'J.oOO.OO
S?2,052.i: "7.2,711.20
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $250,000,00 $250,000.00
Surplus 40,000.00 100.000.00
Undivided Prolits 2.1S0.11 21,550.80
Circulation 45,000.00 2:50,000.00
Due Banks 01,S1S.07 20.720.5S
Dividends Unpaid J557.00 102.00
Deposits 172,000.05 l,000,2S3.S2
S 72,052 7l : 2,222.71 7.20
Accounts Solicited from Banks, Corporations, Firms and Individuals
OFFICERS WERE ELECTED.
Meeting ot Contrnctlug nnd Impiove
ment Compnny Yewterdny.
A ni'-i'tlli'.' of H).' iliu I'tnif nl Iliu
Municipal fmitiui-tliiK ami lninoi.
nu'iil cunuuny nn hild yi'ii;iilu.v
(itti-niiioii in tlio ultimo ol A. II. bun
iiIiik. In tlii .Mi-.iih bullillnt;. uiul otll
ri'irf wore ulcctiMl tor tlio i'iisiiIhk" yir.
V, fi. l.aiiRiilalt' wan i hocfii luvnldu'iitj
.. N. 'Wnlltcr, lco-uoslili'nl, nnd ..
It. iJuiniliifr, Kt'cifit.try nnd tfoiiHiitof.
Tlio ruiKi'in is undi'i' contiat-t to
Htnit l)tisliit".H tn Mm rli I. Al j. enter
lay' inuotliiK tlm ihiiiIiiimIiik romiiilt
ti'o Mas iiutlini Ui'il In iiurllili HlX
huiiicti, und In tho ufn-nioon cloned n
ileal for half a dozen ki"h. souml mil.
inub.
Keviiral wiei'l wiiboiii will hu uhimI liy
tlio fuinp.my In Uh 111111111? woik, und
tho Hint of thoHii velilelex Ik op'''leil
to unlvo lifie about .March 5. In iliu
otic
!uc 5
'
Co W Wyomliu Avenue J:
WU. w.lklnanilLook Around 3r
t. Jtr nfrr .
and Wyoming Avenues.
v
m m m s
-aaStBtiL. .jXjK- (L.
calk. M Wm H g
M0
SJ
SPJl 126 and 128 '
III., Franklin Ave. S?
R
:CotLy
11 11 i Ho
llitei ini luiilbiT tMismis equlppod with
laiKO ciiiiH will lie iiM'il
Mr. lmiillllli; vstei day Hiiteil that
Hu- l.ii'K" euiis to bo placed "at th
Hivel iMllli'tH will heive a doulilo ptu
iium. They ate till iilHliutl nofonly 11s
a iijcepliu lo tup huiups o' j,iit)r and
petty iitbblrih, lint aluo all pupHiH m
old iiiafr.izliii'.s- U o-lti.il in tlteui will in.
1 .ireful Iy ovci Intuited, .mil tho-o lu
cult.iblo roudltlon will ho tnltelt to tlm
I.rii'kawa uiui hospital.
For Shatteied Neives.
iDinedy lli.it vllt soothe, build n
the Masted tissues and enrich Um
lilood Is ludltipeuHable. Mnhty's Color v
Nervo ronipound Ikih been wonderful
Iy fnicet'hMful In ciifcp.s of norvnuuie.N,
as IhouinilH of KriitcCiil pooplo will
testify. .Sold by Matthewtt Dium,
Ntivej Orange), ISe. 1I07.. Coiirm'iri,
t