TllU SCKANTOiN TRIBUNE-FH1DAY, MAI lU 1UUI.
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the uonr.n.v ttAnmvAiiB BTonc.
A Well
Ordered
House
Should hnvc ft OAS RANGE
in it. Ons Ranges save
time, save labor, save dol
' Inis nnd don't heat tho
wholo house (lining the liot
summer month's.
All Ons Ranges pur
chased heie will be con
nected TREE on fiist floor
by Gas company. Wo can
please you.
I
Foote & Shear Co.
119 N. Washington Ave
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THE ORIENTAL.
It On in runt ft llicorilioii
Hji i it llmitilii, ulirti urn flint will
elosril ill iliv i ur irmlir 1 itiriln rl ij
will lip ilnii.nl l liitlii, tlm uci .,
wl M Hit nil iiiu "III I
Fruit and
Dessert Plates
"Hit ir t L ll t I Mil, lllllS Ml t
.thil Im i j-oni ihiniiinl in tnih. it
uol.l I n II ill I p III i lp, pi mi
whli nli lil r Li il i i hur inttii
fil I I mi. ill I limit l Hill ll ilcil.n
I I' ll lllHMi il ihcit iluc wliii,
ii kit n tint lln ii in in I ihln w l
It ii1
10c Each.
Gruener & Co.
H
205 Wyoming Avenue.
A Real
Child's Store
o'i will hnl t 'ii ipnlnr itlrs it liif
iln I l liilcln Ii lln Hiiv.1 in Won
t I ll t- i I I til iiniliu ili'l pl it" Nowc-t
linn.' in lln I'limris t oit-, llllll lilll-'J
nil i ijlulili li 1 1. with now nliloin
mi i miiMi , mil tic nlii i iul ir
!! n IiiK in in u ilr-un- tu vlll It
V l 11 III ll I ll 1 1 11,111; ill III I -I CHU I III
1 mi linn. 1 1 1 IiiIiIkii U
Th?" Baby Bazaar,
fs 510 Spruce Street.
tJOBBB&mt
ALL WOOL
Mm- -1 - I ml 1 -1) ml up I" ml- jH
ALL WOOL
1 Ii ", 11 Ii 1 nlri, ln ifl in I up,
M t Vi in 11111 up
Kin? Miller, Merchant Tailor,
435 SPRUCE STREET.
Repairing Done Gratis.
ACKAWANNA
"THE"
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m iiiipint.iiil inciiliiK hi tlio I!
M tint 111 1 lull wiw lifltl Thuisil.i
.rtrinrii)ii at wlili h Miss Melon I'h.im
li 1 1 1I11 pi 1 fui mill the ilutlos of soi -
101,11 , t )10 Ic'Rllllll soil 01. 11. v bolm?
iiiicUnlil.ilih 1I1 l.iluod Tin nioinliois
of this must n ii,4i ossho 1 lull .no"
Jlissis ,M tin I rnulliiiiii, Hill 11 t'll.llll
liill.lllil, KnoInii .liilll's ,lisso L'ulnil
iloi, i:ohn ,uiil M.11I1111 .M.utllowi?,
I.110 lluislf!, Holm I'.IM. l.utiiso
1. oiiunlls , ml ll.nilol Ulml.s.i,
t llll II llllllll' III! l.lllllllll HlljJlK
'I ursii i 1 innlm. Mi mill ji
'llitim. is W.itKius ii'Ulimiiil tln ton I Ii
.iihiuois 11 n t, wuidini,, , num.
Ili'l df llll il llll lllls UPll' IMOMMll
MHs 1u111 i 'i'niio, (U lliiiifsii.iii.
.tnd II. llll "iV linl'ln, lit tills (l
will ho 111, mini In tlio I'iosIi.Moi 1,111
rliuuli ,11 HiiiK.siUIn m 1 p, ,,, ,m
J -no 1."
PERSONAL.
Inlin f unpin It, (f eil 1 inlili , iH j 1-1im in
hit ill jrMmhi
f (.corse t 'inliin Ml Nt-lrnlii fir lln
..Vi L" i -i t tier iliii-litu, Ml- IIii'iiii. sniiiii
Mis UIIIIjiii II 111 11, rl Hi nfoililc, wlin ln
inn lU-itiiv lilt mis 111 tliU fits liii iiimuul
iiiur
Ur Wiuu .nut fjniiU will loin on I in -iln
ic t hi I,(ii,' III' mill, S. .1 , I ttiiji 1 11111 1 1
)ilt.l)er
Ml. II 11 I i.mlillii .irnl Mi li IMilltj
Ill iikn' (lull tulci,' Mis IIioiiiis Huksoii,
It .Morilstinuii N J.
l)r CIjuiIc ill ri ninor mitlcnl limi-i siiv
;iun at the l.ic'K injniia Im-piul, u luiilmul 10
liii icuni In a Ki) Mine 10M,
Mu , ( us anl Mi. I 11 luiikltn Jul
on, liwKinc, will If no today lu i,u Jior
0 1, l'rwlin jinl Jinilli, at ij-IiIii,Iui, I) (
Ml t llcttlc Kuuioil.1, Mli nutiulo Ki'inu-1
ami Ml Ma Towrll kit ,rtriilj tin a iMt lo
II r uml Mis Wiillcld a FiUva 111 1'iIUiIiIiIiIj,
Dr ami Mr l' (' IjuIiuIi niul l)r 1' I
lioinirgan, o( tliU ill), Jio in Ullll.im.ppil, at
It ml I ii? t lio lillj'llilril lunvcutiDii ol lln ii)iii
lijinu llintal boiiel. 1
foloncl II. II O. DmiHOolj, of llu- niu
luipj (if the I'llllnl hUltia Jim), tt.illoiu I in
Iljru, airiiid in tin lit) )olonlj He
ibltln,' liU ton, HjI.i) lltinwooil), ct the wialli.
ir tuiuu.
Ihc lln. I' I". 11)1). Jlor id the Cidar
1e11ue Mitiioili-t 1 pNiopd iliuiili, irirlinl a
Ulf.'um luiMl.iy, jiinuiniihu Uic death of liU
ljiollifr, I. J. I) ill. Jt Wanil), N. jinl luut
lu Maicily in AulDcadiy to attend the funual
tie will rrlurn liomo l'rlilay cienlnu U IMilgli
Vllf) nllroad.
THIS AND THAT.
The New orl llftitd o( jMlcnliy (iilill "II
I'. Ilatiliilii, ulio tiled tin Tiic'liy ckiiIiir at liU
liomo In ll!rlle, X. I t fnini llier lioulile, wm
lor nearly half 1 rntury tlio BCtienl inaicnjjrr
aitcnl of the Crntnl llallroatt of Neil .lew). He
n the oiil) nun who cur hrlil (hil hiIII"h
In tlio wrlke of Hie tua I. Mr tlililuln u houi
In IS in Oniise, S .1. Ill' fillirr, filoli
llll. lulu, of Siuuili, who mill Hi In-, liv till
)ear niul O tnoiiIlK nM 11, I', Ilildwln lieiiine
h rciiiluilnr for Ihc .Irrse) Central when ll llni1
( Ic Illicit mill ftulil l.lllliellipniL In Snnerillle
N. .1 1 mil leri" tltorll ailrruniil win iininolnl
10 the plire of Kenenil pls.ciiHt I amnl Hi
liehl the pi up tlirmiffli all Ihe tluimci In Hie
road' oiierhli ami inatnireiiieiil,
few wrek imo, Mr, llaldwlii, Imliis ake I
In lie trt Ir. ft In i line ol Mi filllnc I111III1, Hie
ilitfitiiri Inletl Hilt he he lellted oil Inlf pil,
I nt 111 the il ile Ii 1 the ilnmte vim neier IKnl he
rrnlli relilneil I1I1 xwltioti up lo liU 1I1 illi, wlille
H. I. llpo Iim lien ilumed wllh the aitml
ilulii" Mi lliMiiin'i IniiR senile in 111 liupoi'
anl place ullh in:r mill Ii Mid In In willmiil
piiiilld lie w ii ulildi known ntnonit Vimriiaii
riillioul nun M (In. Him uf , ilnilli he 1111
IniMir it l,larlle lie wn me nf IN fiiiindcld
in (ill wiilnii ami fiuir itnmhlers nirme
him " (hie of Mr llildiilin ihiiu'liler. ii Mi
Imi l'ot, of this ell.
I llnlxn hue, nt lllirr-lde, mat t ilili,
It ili-liliiliis n fn ik ol tntiite In the phut life
11 i 1 lei.coil ftoni Mlilih nne huiidiitl in I Hill
h four pliuile mil illMltirl Mini hue Fprouled
II1I1 fl( lk Im lall-ed ( nliiilri iht (ulllluent
ltiK lie Hie isilriilluril ili, i It l in cvlrriue
nrll I wruli ir Ihlili Iuih prlnslnr; fnini i
id UK Ic Mid l i ceiim1 1 piiiitriuii'.
M the I'lillitlilphli ni-e s,, ,ii r,K )r
Inhli I Willi, nf llni illi, s im nf the eillll'i
til iliniiB the III inll mule nil I he ioilll-l ill
( hi il. laiidiitis the whutir In le 1. Intiili
' imlei, hi w ij Khrii lln tii-l pne, lm) for
ill- leini, ih c Irn I llnllluit 11 I', pi, Hid ill,
S. 1 old (. ldin, II (t , Hi
THE FAELTEN" RECITAL.
It Was Given in the Palish House
La&t Night.
M LuKo't, pulsh li.ill was 1 Km dp,! tu
Its utmost l.it niKlit, on the uLi'iisliin
el the r.iolten 11I.1110 101lt.1I, undor the
.uispitos nf tin hi 1. inliin ('(iiiscniitdiy
nf .Musii Pnifessor J'eiiulnBtun pio
faiifl lite ii opri amino In :i spiles nf
1 pl.iM.illiin At I (I'llotk tntlav a 10
ifplinn will bo p:i 111 to Mi. Kaolton at
tlio f'onsciiatoi .
-Mi Pillion, wlios,. nmtliod Is niii
pliiiod In the .Sii.iiitnn Consotiatui , is
a man Willi Kioy in his huh, but the
spit it (if nuth in lil.s fa to and in Ills
touch Tho pioRiaiume wliiih ho se
loitod on this oicislon was one whose
Ik. nil uml cMolloiitp must appeal to
coi- musle Imei He is a mastoi of
technique and opiossion to a device
not often atiiicMd His lntei pietatlun
of the Ions' Sonua, o ."!. of JJeolh
oon, was disiinitiiplv aitlslli 'I ho
lather uninteiostiHK Hist liunoinent
was (mimed with oi optional luilliaiue,
while in the lealh loieh arlasio all the
rmotii ol the motive was luniiRlit out.
His intoi piotatlon of S( liiilK'it waspei
h.ips tho most enjojahle featuio ol the
piiiKiamme. A toiideiness of ieeliiiK'
in tde the Minuet's liiiRciinf. incloilv
laieh iniiuessne, while In tile Im
pioniptu wa iieihaps the best illus
U il inn of ids wondeilul ei 1 ution
Hoplaied llneo t'lioin ntnuhois w Illi
taste and loiKluded wltli a splendid
tlio of seleeliojis fioni ftuheiistoln, in
cludins tlio R-ieat i:tudo do Cone tit.
.Mi. Faelten leiohed .1 heaiitilul bou
ciuot oL How ei s at the end of the .Son
ata Piofohsor I'onnhiRlon is to be
piaised foi sotiiiinpr such etollont tal
ent foi the benefit of the Consen atoi y
pupils and their fi lends
INTERESTING GOLF PLAYING.
Giounds Weie Not in Condition foi
Recoid Playing.
'I he solf phi oil at the nun
tt 1 lub links josttMila atteinoon
in oiid ot a most Intel ostium ualme
despite tho sof,i condition ot tlio
KiouniN, w I1I1 h made lecotd plavinp;
impossible. Tliete weio III toon entiies
lu tlio M.-'iinii 1 il dai haudiiap match
and at its llnlsh A 11 Minis and
UaMiioiul haiuloison mcio tied lot tlist
plate with net totals 01
'1 lie ladiis' putting' in.itih aNo hid
about Hftoon entiles and was 1 losed
b one ol tlio most eMitiiiR llnishes
on 01 sotn on tho llnUs Miss AiiRitsta
.10l1b.1ld was tied with .Miss lliind,
ei( Ii sioiiiit; J( They plaied oif the
Ue and ,i?.iin lirnKc eion with 11. In
tho thiid tiy Miss Aiihbald won out
Mith 11. Miss Hand niaMiiR- IJ.
Tile Countij 1 Hilt loam wits drleatrd
bv the Tieiiton Coimtiv ilub team on,
the lattoi's Kioimds istoi(l.iN, i-i up.
riattildjv the cholie hole uuiti'li post
poned fioni lat-t wiiU will be pla.Nttl
at the link;..
COMBINE IS IN GOOD SHAPE.
Intoiviow with Ticasuior Casey of
Ccntial Peniifaylvanla Company.
Tio.isuioi I cast of the Ci n
tial Piiins.NlNania KiowIiik loiup.iui.
.stated Noj-teidaN' lo a Tilbunn upoi
toi that tlio 1 losing down of the M.
IJulilnsiui lueweu- smuiiiis nnthlnh
111010 Hum that lite bieweiv was nol
liolmr made to pay beiaiise ot lack
ol piopci inantiROiiipiit.
'I ho buslnoss nf the iViiluil l(nn
tNlMtnli HiowiiiR-(onipinv, Mi c.isoy
mis, with jit'M'i in tuttii 1 audition,
mid the oiil) htoi kholdei.s wlni uio
hiuIiIiir uiin inniplaliit ,110 ilio-o who
liavo had pi't.sonal dlsaRieemonts with
tho PM'iutlNo oflh'Oi.s ol the (OiupaiiN.
The coiiipiiiiN's businoss lia.s been
steadily Ini'io.Nnir. I"' .s. Its ciedlt
il fli'l class and 011 tin wholo it Is
dnniH: far hottei than main other IiIr
roniineiclal ontoipilscs w tilth nio
Kt'iiortllv itt'i lotlitod wllh luiiiR- hlshly
hiiKe.ssful,
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THE DEGREE OF HOtiOR.
Lcdp;e Orsani.ed in This City ny
Mis, Vnnpel,
, lodso of the ppKiee of Honor nf
the Am lout oiilei ot t'nllod WoiK
nien was iiiHiituteil 'Wednpi-day niRlit
by tho Riiuid thlnf nf honor, Jlis, C,
Vnnpil, of Plttsiiuiv;,
The nllltcis tliosou whip; Mm, Dav
tor, patt elilPl; Mik Hoi hour, thlpf:
Mis, Vavtnii, l.ul,v of hiinoi, Mis, Pa
lls, chcf of teiemonles; Mis.. Mo
MIIIpii, jot 01 dei; Mis. Wlnoht.ike,
tin tin lei' Mis, "Wjiin, ippcInpi, Mix,
I.ottiib, ushoc Mil.. Hesun, Insido
watih. Mis. Doiul, oulsldo watih,
POLICE JOTTINGS.
1'ihuid Mlilliil aire. lul on Nlulicsday wliih.
dun,' to bell .-cine jeneh) on I'liiu aiinue, na
loininitlcd to the (mint) jail .iiiUidji 11101 niu
i) Mjsiti Ue Millai in default ol ifJ'V) hail en tho
ihaige ot laueni
'lliomi. Hi ill), westcil on Widne.di) Ii) I'a
tiolinaii Ha?s;eil) was lOiiiiniue'I to the toiiiit)
Jail jiutenlj) 11101 nlii0' ly Misl-lute Millar in
ilitault of fl.OOO lull lie ii iluisul with the
larmiy of V Ii l.ouhl' hni.e ami ua'0n, nmllj
to auiiiiaU and 1.1111I11K lomralcd uupom.
Tiy the New 5c. Cigar "Kleon."
Guaranteed long Havana tiller.
Smoke the Poconu 5c. cigar,
DAMAGE DONE
BY THE FLOOD
MANY PLACES INUNDATED BY
LACKAWANNA RIVER.
It Ovei flowed Its Banks Eaily Yes
teidny Morning nnd Ctefttctl Much
Hnvoc Up tho Valley Business
Places nt Olyphnnt and Dwellings
nt Dickson City Vete rioodod.
Fields Near the Rifle Range Undor
Wntei Btldge Near Dtlving Pnik
Washed Away.
1' H. CltuKe, Hie local wo.it hot man,
hins Hint the total talnfnll lot U'ed
nosdtiy wii.s only .7S of mi Ititli, lull it
was fiilllcluiit, at any intc, to make a
leal dotent-slrod stieain out or the
Reneially peaceful mid haimless l,iu k
au iinnii ihci. It oNoillowid Its banks
on Wednesdiiy nlnlit and piuIn jeslei
ilny moinliiR- all the way fioni oi
Iihant down to this tllj and did a deal
of damage.
At the end of Hull nu'inip, In OI
pliant, tho liver oi einow id and Inuii
datod tip- Ion lands south of Hie town
Tho Ol) pliant c-hou faitoiv, DoiiRh
oit's fiuultuie stoio and .Jones' liveiv
stable also sufleicd Rically, tlio watir
KPttliiR- Into the basement ol each,
foi chip the icnioial of Roods. A small
ioot-btldfic ut Hull mump was also
swept uwii. JIoflnaKle'.s faun is ut
most eiitlielN- under walei mid liiin
ditds of joiitiR- plants have been ile
.stloNed. At DliKson 'il and PilielmiR- a
laiRPi aioa was Iniindattd The Iiurp
Hold l.iliiR between the Ontatlo and
Wcsieiu and Dolawme and Hudson
lalhoad tniiks was loioied with about
two feet nf w.ttoi psteidni alleinoon,
and the lowei Hocus of a number of
houses located upon It who Hooded lo
the depth of soieial inches Tin lool
InidRo neai the illle iam,e was washed
aw in duiliiR tlio iiIrIu.
'1 he watit R-ot Into poitions of the
basemint and Hist lloor of tlio Uliss
ullk mill, but did no noiv sci ions dam
iro, as tlioie weie 1 o Rood.s w heie lilt v
lolild bo loathed lij the flood The
lilt phis who w oik in the mill ov er
iiIrIh m ei e dismissed about 1 10 o ( lot k
Nosleida) moinliiR. when ll was fiaied
that tlio Hood mlRlit assume soilous
piopcutions Thoy weie litlped out
iiuoss an impioiised In IiIrp fiom the
second flooi ftl the mill to an adjoin
ing 1 1 1 1 m pile
A loot-In UIrp (tuistitu It'll smile Ntais
.iro neioss the 1 1 oi iipii the 1'ionI
deiiie station of the Vh Lilian- ami
Hudson was uasbid uiai and .i big
iiowd ol g-jpsies who Inn been en
i unpod foi a week iio.u the old iiiiv
Iiir puk wpio obliRod to suk instill es
new IiIrIioi up the bmk Xav Amr
.iNonui, neat Hast Mai kit stitot, was
flooded jesteitiav moniinR, but the
watei ill allied olf beloio noon
Pi inn Diikson City tonios Hie ston
ed a voiuiR Poli.sh bin who was st. Hill
ing on a pile ot old tinibei nt.u (lie
lil Pl bulk, w lien it tell Into the w lit t
Ile was being- i.iuiid down the iInoi
on a pieie of the tinibei when a man
standing on Hie bank jumped in and
giasped the bov He then i lute lied the
bianih of an met hanging tiee and
pulled himself and the bov Into it
The weie loscued bv a lope tin own
I mm t lie c i mid wlili li tiiucklv g ilheied
The i iv or began to locedo eailv nps
loiilaj nioi nine, and while ll wns still
l.itlier lilgh last nllil, nei ei tlieless, all
dangPr was past
HAD TEET OF CLAY.
New Idol of Adminng Public Is an
Idol No Longei.
It lion develops Hi ii .link Tieinov is
not the gieat gianil ami glut ions j e
ftiiinu tile publii was led to piituie
It i in .Tat k is not in tlio loloiin busi
noss foi his healtli and juo bono pub
llio is, it now appeals, onlj a seiond
ai y ( onsidc iiition.
lack is aftei the long gieen.
Keientlv the lpgislatmo passed and
fiovpinot Stone signed an aniendniont
lo tlio Hi ooks high liionsp ltw. This
amoudmeut poimits an offender to bo
summaiily dealt with, llos a penalty
of 100 lino or Impiisoninont, and pio
v itlos tliat the loiuplnlmmt tan liavo
i hatPV or is polite led by way of llnp
This at t became opeiatlvo M.iv 1
last Two dajs lalpr .Mi. Tloi noj bad
"lai led a full flodgod uusade against
lllpgal liiiuoi .selling He had .irpiiis of
tlio istioudsbuig Hi owing company av
icsteil foi selling boci in this imintv
without a license and thev aie to bo
giNin a healing tills afternoon befoio
Masistiato Millai.
TWO CORONER'S INQUESTS.
Held in the Cnscs of Thomas McAn
tUew and Tiank Serbia.
Colonel .1 .1. Iloboi t t ontliit letl two
iiuiutsts jtsieuiaN, ono eluiing the af
ternoon at Monsii , In the tiiho ol
Thomas Mi Andrew, who inei lis
dinth piuIn Neisieieliiv nioining in the
I iiiiilng homo of his nmtlipi and tho
otiici at Hie a i hi 1 1 a tii in loom of the
i unit house, in iutuIio Inio tho t ausi s
of tlio death of Plank Kelbla, whoso
dead bud waa tumid In Hip yaiil of
No. :.'7 'iliool Tuesday night.
lu Hi" foimoi tasp he witnesses
nne t'xunilnoil at .liuius Hutloi's
hotel, in Moosli, and aftpr a lliultid
nniounl ol testlniony was heaid, they
bi ought in a venliPt, finding that
Thomas Me Audi ow was Inn nod to
(Ip.ith In his homo, which was ile.
stinjetl by llio estuiday moiulng.
HfTXfffcirxjrtifni.rt.f
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COURSEN'S
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testimonials on Coursen's Special Java and Mocha
Cotfee. No one has ever said
sav: "It is as good as I purchase at 35c," Others siy 38c.
We Offer This Coffee at 25
5 Pounds ,.,.$1.00
50 to 500-pound lots , 19c
The coffee is used by the finest hotels and restaurants in
Northeastern Pennsylvania. It is always fiesMy roasted and
will keep indefinitely if unground. This advertisement appears
but once. Cut it out, and when you want coffee you can save
75c by buying 5 pounds, or 10c on 1 pound.
E. G-. COTJRSE3ST
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Tlio juiois iccomtnotulod lliat the
Moosle ohiotigh eouncll (lemnnd that
tho ypilng ttrook WatPf iiiiiipaiiy ie
I lace tho lite h.Niliants vvlileh they ie
lnnved fnini SiulllR sheet. Tlio file
ioiniaii!ps mpip much Incometilpiitcd
In light lug the Hip by lcasoii of the
absptiee of Hip h.Mlianti The 1tlrv
tnnslFitpil uf .laines T. lliown, John
White, M. .1 tlaivt-y. M. J. minis, and
I. It. .Salmon
The Itiiv in tho i asp nf Seibla de
cided that he nipt his drnth by falltng
onpi' tlio bnhoiiv of his lioatdllig
hotisp Inlo tho hi ft. HeVi'ial wll
nosps weie pxainlned, a number of
HiPtn lipliig- the dead man's follow
beiardpts, who wpip iinablp to glvp anv
dpllnllo liifot matinii on the luattci.
Thnnias Mtilley, of t.aich Mtieet, te
tlflid that he found the body blip
Tiipsdav night, his attention bplng
dlit'ctpil to a piostiatp foi in In I he
Mini. II" at Hist thought that It was
an luiuvlcntptl mini but on plospr p
anilnalion found .Seibla was elp.nl. Up
was unable to offer anv explanation
as to how' Set bin fell Into tlio vaitl.
..John Koi lit h, Sot bin's boiiidlug
house Kiopei, and seveial of the lod
goiH, (('Milled (hit Seibla was lntol
caled when ho lellted to bis icioni,
Thev all decbitpd that theio bad been
no (ttiii icllng or liostllltles nf anv
sent in the house duilng the night.
The llll oi wptc. Patiolmon John
Jollier and Thomas Pottci, Piank
Pnvle, John Howell, Homy Williams
and Al. .Swail
LOCAL CARRIERS WON.
Intel estlng Bnll Gnine That Wns Not
Tinally Decided Until a Ban
quet Had Intervened.
The annual ball game between the
.Scianton and Pltlslon leder can lots'
toaniH took plate e-doiday at Atlilclle
pink, and as their wont the IMttston
lads vi on, bands down.
Tlie method, though, bv which tboi
ai t onipllshe cj their letoiv ( an only bo
lUtinglv ehai uteiled .s a dlitv Pltts
lon tikk Xo .iRieeinent hud bein
inacle as to the details of the plavlng
and. taking adNantage of this, the
Pittston plte.be i all llnoughout the game
pile hod at the top of his speed and
made It well-nigh Impossible for ihc
Se i. niton batsmen to make a hit. The
Siiauton pile hoi, upon leallng tlio
base tile tics Hie opposition was lecoit
ing to thought to pa them back in
kind but heie again the eltiplte.lt uf
tho Pittslonltes was appatent. Their
b itsini n. all unbeknown to the Si i in
tonois had ptaetbed hittingat spoedv
bills and the offoi ts of the Sitanton
pitiliei went fm u night
The homo to im w is also li nidliapped
1)V the jiiosente of Its captain, Itlght
Pie leloi Hi haul It was thought to
pull olf the game without letting him
In, but ho got wind of It, was on deck
and iinslsttd on plavhiR The team
wanted him to utile at tlio i ml of tlio
si i ond inning, but the Pittston plums
lelustd to continue unless he vias kept
in the game, and, in eonseeiupino, he
stin eel
The game was not bpgun until npailv
r o'tlock, owing to the fact that ,m
otbi i game was on at .! o'clock, and as
a lesult. null five innings could bo
pliiied. Tho scoie was 1 1-7, In favot
of Pittston Later in the night, liow
evei, it was ehangPd to i-0 in tavoi ot
Scianton
The Siiuntou team piotesled the
R.nne because ot the unfair advantages
tlio Pittston lads bad taken ind, aftei
the usilois had boon hnnqiiPttod at the
St Cloud thev agieed lo allow the inci
te st ind U.inp llio game ciodited lo
Si i.niton
The teams vine made up as follows
si I lull 11
llnli iiil- .
( impliill . .
Pulley
tillklll-i
I llilinn
dioii li nn
Ilriilh .
Mi hit
sihiut .,
spelluini ..
I'lllilnii
i tli hir I linu
pilt In i I itilei
vlinil-lop Mil mill
ln.-L lii-e D.litimti
sii nnd hi-e
Ihiiil Im-i ..
,. lift nld ..
. i c lit r l hi Id
, uulit th Id .
. sllll-lltule .
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1 mfoid
llO)l)-l
I lliiiiu
llipliuin
. ( urn
Koidl-
John
Coc-tello, Oscar Wilson
nand Kust hel and H.nij (iiallan, of
Pittston, .iLcompanlod the team. The
last named ,u ltd as unipiio
This is the thiid stutcssivo Momoiial
ilaj' that these two teams have ton
tested, and vestculaj was the llisl
limp lor Sii.iutnu to win. The foimti
two Raines wue plaed In Pittston,
CLirr works team won.
Defeated the Jonas Long's Sons'
Plnyeis of Wilkes-Bane.
The Cliff vioiks b ise ball team de
feated a (pain lopiosonHng llio Jonas
Long's sous' stoic of Wllkcs-H.u i o 111
a .seven inning game at Athletic pnk
oste'iila aftdiioon. The plaveia
vieie.
( llff Wniks-1 . in. riclil heltl, llenii, eeiurr
field. Wiith, pitiliei, ('Jiiiinii, -Inil-lop: Mai,
Hunt ln-e, 1 li li n. we owl ln-i, liirinii, iitiliu,
II uiin. n, lu-l line, siiinim, lei t fit M
Innn Itti't Snm ( Ink, tilrhti, Celiliul,
fii-l ln-e Dilmnie, lift hell, I'llinei, llll il
I im , 'Ibmiiis. slerulop, Mil ihe, e.ulei fiel I
Hud, s o .mil ln-e, pukir. risht lihl, Ihitilni
pilt In
The .moio by Innings follows
( MIT 'nkeis o 1 i n i n tu
limit 1 1 n.-'s tune monfliiii- ..
Special Sale.
Our pi bos for i iifcs and mattings
liavo alwa.i.s been vei v lea.sonable, but
just now wo have niliile spoi lal )p
dui lions. Mlih.iPlInn Hins, .V- Co,
Ul Washliigltin in p.
L. 11. Powell .s Co soil the best
Pianos made, on montlih pa inputs.
Ask for Kelly's union ctackcis.
v9JJi mwjjf
SE 11 AM
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they iliil not like it 90 per cent.
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THE WORKERS
ARE BUSY NOW
EARNESTNESS IS A TACTOR IN
THE EDUCATIONAIlCONTEST.
Its Pnitlclpants Aie Realizing the
Tact That Theie Is Nothing but
Gain and No Possible Loss in
Woiklng to Secuio Subscrlbeis nnd
a Good Education Commission of
Ten Per Cent, to Those Who May
Not Secure n Spcclnl Rewnul.
Standing of the j
I Leading Contestants
Poind. ""
T 1. Henry Schwenker, ""
South Scinnton... 102
a. 2. Meyer Lewis, Scmn- .
4. ton 80 J
4- 3. J. Gni field Andei-
4- son, Cnrbondnle. . . 04
J 4. William Miles, Hydo -f
J Pnik 55
. 5. AugUBt Biunner, Jr.,
. Carbondale 30
4- 0. Frank Kemmeier, .
4. Factoiyvlllc 27
4- 7. W. H. Hauls, Hyde 4.
4- Park 23 .
8. Miss Normn Mere- 4-
dith, Hyde Park .. 14 4
0. David 0. Emery,
" Wimmeis, Pa. ... 7
t 10. Miss Vida Pediick, ""
Clntk's Summit. . . 7
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The Tiiliuno's iMui atinnal Contest
lJoptilment is a busy centip tlipsp
davs, answpilng IuciuIiIps fioni pios
ecllve woikeis and taking in tlio ub
sciiptlons lioni otheis. Hn ncstness
is beglnnlim to show up lu the woik
now, and, and those who tontpmplato
tijinrr theii foilune In this pioposi
tlon sliould make a stait at onto, foi
in Ihe natuial ionise ol events, the
pine i.istinator Is apt lo bo let t behind.
Oi ionise those who st.nted In al the
beginning line not boon idle, and vet
the ihanies vuie uovet beltei foi 11
good woikei to win one of the best
ol the spec 1 1 icwaids on be list than
now.
Tills ansis p.iitlv it iim the tact that
the nunibei ot woikeis Is not as Inge
as tho value and numbei of the special
lew .nils (lenmnds Put while tlfis is
tlie condition, theio is mote need of
baste on the p.n t of the intending
woikei than tboie viould Iiivo been
0011 a week tgo, foi sint e that time
tile ls of (ompetitois lias been lngelv
augmentoil.
The School Boy's Oppoituinty.
Jlanv of the school bovs and gills
have entoiod tlio Links of Hie woikeis
and that alone is sufllc lent to make
tlio competition 11101 e oMitlug The
(imh.iro sehoolbov 01 gill is no mean
opponent in a nutter like this Thev
have lots ot fi lends, and besides Unit
Hie. hrvo no hositane in apptoae b
ing fiieuel 01 stiangoi with a good
pioposltion And lliat Is whole thev
gathci theii ciop of subscriptions
moio easil than the mine timid older
solieitoi
It seems as If the most eliflident
solicitor could not tail to leap a lair
1 on mil or nioi e for their labots. In
fact, ill it Is assuicd to all who outer
Hie light, lor If thev do not secuio one
of the eight special lewaitls, thoy do
.secuio a commission oL ten pot cent
on each and pvetv stibsi llption Thev
ate beginning lo leilie the f 1 nth ami
advantage ot this moio than at the bo.
ginning of tlio contest, and .no entpi
ing (lie woik with the leollng that
IMAPS I
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TS Indexed County and Railroad Pocket Maps, $i
and Shipper's Guide, showing entire t
S railroad system 25C
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;-j F-xpress companies and accurately locating ST
5$ all Cities, Towns, Postoftkes, Railroad Sta- $i
5 lions, Villages, Counties, Islands, Lakes S;
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$ Population given according to 1900 olllcial gt
us census. '.
I R. E Prendergast
rianufacturlng and Retailing Stationer, Lithograph- &
2 ing, Engraving, Printing, Binding. Office Supplies &
3 207 Washington Avenue, Scranton, Pa. 5;
; JMSrOur Work Always (Jives Satisfaction. Try Us. Si
French Organdie Stationery
Wo nio displaying Whiting's line of rjench Oigandie Pnpois
Nvhich is now complete in seven diffeient shades and &1sps and
which has become so popular for fine couespondence,
Ve also have n new nnd handsome lino of Wedding Invita
tions which will ceitainly inteicst buyens in this pinticulnr
line. Many new novelties in box papeis for the spiing' nnd
summer.
nCVTAI P C HOC Stationers and
IUI nvLL' ui,v.
Oils, Paints
maioney un & Manuianunne lompany,
11-140 Mnririlnn FitvtPt.
T TELEPHONE 62-2.
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CASEY BROTHERS,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 216 Lackawanna Ave.
It is n sine thing and Hint thev have
nothing to lose and ov'eiythlng to
gain.
No Pnitinllty.
Theio Is no piefeiied llt lu Tlie
Tilbune'H plan. All tlie woikeis aie
1 1 o.i I ml alike, and all stand on an
eiiual basis. It Is lo your advantage
to cuter tho Held noil. Come and loin
the band. A contestant who beglni
to-dav bv Hecutlng eight ietihsulhois
at one j ear cut li, would be next to the
Nei V lionet of tho list.
For a full description of the contest
lead the iidvci tlseinent appealing on
the fouttli page. Pop fui ther Infoima
t Ion. 01 If eleslious ol obtaining a book
of stibspilption blanks, addiess
"IMIlor IMiuatlonal Contest, Scianion
Tilbune, spianton, Pa "
A
boll!
"vl 11.
finp iipw Upilgbt I'lano can be
flit at Powell's Musle Sloio fot
Ask foi Kelh's union ciackois.
Smoke the new lClcnn ligai, Co.
The Worry
of Buying
A hat and the fear of not
getting style and value is
all taken away when you
come to us.
O'jr hats lead in beauty
of design and reasonable
prices. Two lines of "Made"
hats for today.
I Made of line fancy straw
and chiffon and trimmed with
dainty flowers, at
each
1.49
II Pretty lace straw and
chiffon were used in making
these hats, for trimming
beautiful summer
foliage. Kach
1.98
Clarke Bros
Engravers
and Varnish
t
You
Cannot
Gild refined gold nor paint
the lily. Neither can you
get a purer or more whole
some beer than.
BOHEMIAN.
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LeniW Arthur Watrexi President
OrlHndo S. Johnson, Vlca Pre..
Arthur II. Christy, Cashier
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Capital,
Surplus,
$100,000
$100,000
AND TRUST WAVY
Sn spKUCG hTREKl .
Court House Squat e,
SCRANTON, PA.
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
A l IIIOIIII I) In lit Clurlcr lo a-itpt
nil iiiiiiiitT of liinti, to ail i?
Jlricbcr, lnulrr, (iimnlln, Atlmlnlslu
for nr I vemtor,
'T'lll' AIJMs of lln. II ink arc pinlc t-
fit li the Huliiiti Llcitttu Maim
St'lcin
IMRHCTORS
L. A. Wntrcs. 0. S Johnion
Wrn. P. rlnlHtcitl i:, P. KlnKhu-y
Cicrett Warren Aug Rolilninn
Joseph O'Brien
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Out into polite society make
suie that your full diess fix
ings me in keeping with the
prevailing costumes.
This store is pi spared to
put the finishing touches on
your wardrobe.
Conrad,
"A Gentleman's Furnishing Store."
305 Lackawanna Avenue.
SEEDS
Lawn,
Timothy,
Clover,
Millett.
1 I I
325-327 Penn Avenae
Some
Tempting
Items
for Friday
Shoppers.
Porch Rockers; Full size,
reed back and seat; .,
large arms 1 ,OV
Bamboo Corner Chair:
Useful and ornamen-
tal 1.79
Brass Trimmed Bed: Full
sue, heavy stock, complete
with woven wire .
spring.. 5itiy
Go-Carls: Natty design, re
dining, bicycle wheels, heavy
rubber tires.easy run- -Q
ning; io value..,, 5.VO
Refrigerators: Family size,
ice capacity 3& n AQ
pounds,,,, ,yo
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THE:,
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