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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, lOOl-
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WEST SCRANTON
TALK OF A BIG
EISTEDDFOD
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW
ARMORY FUND.
Musical Festival That Would
Eclipso Anything Heretofore At
tomptod in Scrn.nton All-Collogi-nto
Toam Challenges the Wost
Bids Browns Surfaco Wators Are
a Monaco to Public Health Fun
oral of FAigeno Evans Other News
Notes and Personals.
Now Hint tin tltv hns a liullilliiR
lntRP enough In tin- new annul to nc
cummmlatc hovoiiiI tliniK.iud people at
one time, theie Ii talk of holding a
mounter eisteddfod tlipieln i-onio time
(IllllllK tilt fall or hotldii..v. The pin
Joel Im "Hi! in Hit infamy, but will In
all luob.ihlllty lie devilnped In due
time.
Wll'-thei tin eisteddfod will lie In Id
foi Hie bonollt of the hi nun y building
fund or tinrlt r the imltoi of come
ipiiilt:iitlon ' tint been decided, nut
If Mich an event tiauuplies It will tin
doliiitt'dly .itli.ii t one of the l.iijjeit
HKllll)I,iKi H ill the hletoi.v of the ill).
TIip piolcet win Hint hinted at I
tnonibeiM of the William t'onnell An
tlliaelte Clie (lull, which Is the mil
pei iniuiont Miclcty cit liic.il slngon now
In eMitcnce one of Hie stnwctl ms
that Iiiih been made i the ciir.iiiI.i
Unit of a peimanpiit niled chulr foi
the iuiio-i of piiipiIiik the I'.ui
AniPilcim competitions in Septc-mli".
This ,mio choir 'o lie icciiiIImI Horn
anions the best sliuno In the t i t
Win n the pinpoint Annul l'lt"dclfocl
Ii hold this united So union i hoii will
then be in shape lo uilei competition
fiKiilnil all cornel. thiotlRlinut the
fulled States, who will hi Invited ic
paitlelpate In the .unim. fctivnl.
The piojeet will not onl be the
moans of laWnc i Milwliintliil sum to
help liquidate the annul indpbtediKs.s,
but Will alM) seio 111 ottiililiK Seian
ton's fame as a musical centie Such
a festival on i'hi littniiH day 01 Thanks.
rIvIiir clay would pioe an atliai lion
wen thy ot patiouapc.
Tlicic Is MillklPiu talent In Si iiintnii
aUniP to InsiiiP the -m c p. ol Miih an
uiulci taking, without InvltliiK ouisiiip
conipetltois, but a Hi minim olitoddfml
without icimpttliiK i bolt Imhii Tavlor,
f)j pliant. I'lttstmi. I'l. mouth and even
VllKeu-lini if would .ecin to be a otto
Mclcd alfuli.
HUYLER'S
SCOTCH
KISSES
ton SA1U AT
G. W. JENKINS",
Tell-Tale B
Summer fash Goods
The tale that's to tell is simple. We've enjoyed the
most remarkable success in our Wash Goods Depart
ment during the season. Sales far out-distanced our
expectation, and now that
The Clearance Period
Has come, we are prepared and willing to be gener
ous to our patrons. The selection is still large and
there is not a popular weave wanting to make the line
complete.
8 Splendid Bargain Lots
LOT I Dimities and Batistes A bound
less range of patterns and colorings. A full 15c iA
grade in either, for , vL
LOT II Satin Stripe Dimities Best iSc
goods in a beautiful assortment of dark or light llp
coloriug. The sale price aZv
LOT III Silk Stripe Chnllies The very
latest novelties are included in this lot. A fine 3JC 1 -
quality for only IOC
LOT IV Applique and Lace Stripe Gren
adines Assorted colors in stripes and fancies. A -i Q
marvelous value at the sale price 1 C
, LOT V Mercerized Pongees (equal to
silk) in appearance, and will wear better. Full rauge C-
of colorings. Were 37c. Sale price Z-jL
LOT VI The Genuine Mouseline DeSoie
This is the original cloth in the very newest de- 'JQr
signs and colorings. A bargain at OL
LOT VII Imported Scotch Zephyrs 32
inches wide, and none but this season's designs to -i 7 r
offer you. The sale price 1(C
I LOT VIII 24-Inch Foulard Silks All
:the fashionable effects and prettiest designs. Our A
popular 65c quality for only vJC
: The Sale Is Now in Full Swing,
i. ..l .l HKKM MM
B
Globe Warehouse
This Will Bo a Ball Game.
The mucio..i of the Went Hide Hrowna
luting the 'irrpput xenson 1ms idiown
them to lip wcll-nlRli Invincible, yet
theie In nine young men In tlio city
who aie hi avo enough to cliallenKe
tlipiu, anil If the content I an united It
ought to proo Intel estlng.
These fhiup nine nung men will play
Hip Drowns at Athletic park any Hut
uiday afteinoon that Is convenient for
both clubs, and the lowers will pa for
the huts and balls used, or If theie Is
any gate ipcelptn, they will contilhtito
the eanip to tin lellof of the maimed
and liijuicd la the game.
The line-Up of the Hinvei will be as
follows:
I'lurr. rnlloEP. 1'odlie.n
William- I'rliiirtnii rale brr
William. lllnoindiiir pltclnr
llnrtii Illnolii-liurs tlrt ln-o
llrook. I'rllirrtiin wcend In.'O
(.iinMrr I'liniilnn lioittnp
lllnndlti Coinineiclal tlilnl lime
llll .itr rl&lit lie 1.1
lll.ilr I'lllicctnn center III Id
(allirrt . I iiIicihIij nt I'rim-jlianl .Ml Held
Criitlall W.ioiniiiK utllltj null
Coming Home from War.
Lieutenant Thnniai Muiphy. of
Jackson street, who has been with the
I'm t -Fin cnth leglnipiit In the Philip
pines foi Ileal Iv two ye.us, Is expected
home this week. I If was nntstered
out In San rianelspo lecputly and Is
now on Ills way J'.nt
A lettPi was ipppUpcI from Lieuten
ant Muiphy by his father on Monday,
In which he stated that he would f-ooti
be home Cut poial William .T. Hoyre,
of the Nineteenth leglment. who linn
wiltteti some IntPiPstliiK letteis for
The Tribune. "Ill not be nittteied out
until net enr.
Disease Lurks in Surfnco Water.
If then Is an ordinance compelling
piopeit owneis to keep the guttois In
flout ot their houses clear ot wppcIs
and sin face watei.s, It ought to be l
oionsly pnfotcpcl.
Within the pint few weeks the gut
tits on mali West Sciantoii Mlleoti
hap become i hoked up with weeds,
thus ciiiislng the surface wnleis to
stagnate, and In oiiiequoiue thete Is
a stem h ailslng fiom many qu.iitPi?.
OIio.i-c links in sin face vntoii, unci
If we cannot get sewer facilities at
hast the RUttc-13 ought to be kept
i lean.
St. John's Annual Picnic.
The united societies of St. John's (lel
tuaii Catholic i hui i h hold their annual
picnic yesteid.i. afteinoon and p cu
ing at Webei's riovp In Ta.vlor. MuMo
was fuinlsheci by the Siler I'oinet
band, and the clay was spent In an i n
Joyable mannei.
A huge nuinber of special ears weie
ihaitencl to canv the pknlckeis lo
and fiom the gioc.
Funeral of Eugono Evans.
The funeral of the late malic an ler,
Lunelle Lvans, wa lugely attended
esteida, afteinoon. The sen ices u n
laid at the houe cm i:non stieil,
i oninic nc ing at 4 o i lock, and weie i un
due ted b l!e. Hugh I)as, pustoi of
ariains m
the South Main Avenue. Welsh Calvin
Intlc Methodist church.
Nearly the entire, force of mallear
ileis were In attendance, uh a mm It of
deep lespect for their deeased nun
lac'e. A larRo representation of t'anip
&.', I'atilotle Older Sons of Amcilea,
of whh h Mr. Uvans wan a member,
wen al.o piesent.
Tlnee of the pall-heaiers were ce
teeteit fiom amotiK the malleatilct.s and
tin eo. fiom the lodRe. Intel meat was
made In the Wanhliurn Htreet lometciy.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
A well-ntlpndpil ipbeiiiAiil nt Ibn
William Council Olee club was held last
evening In Ivoilto hall The ulnb has
rerelved an Invitation to hIuk at Nay
Auk and Connell pai Kf.
Mioses Sadie and Kate .Tolinyon, of
South .Main avenue, lift vpHtenliiv fur
a visit with telatlNCM at SpiltiK Humk
TJie Sunday Bchool of St. Maik'tt
T.Utlierau church will nlc nle nt X'nv
Auk patk tomoriow. Special cats will
leave the ehureli at S no a. in. All of
the Hoeietles of the elimrh will attend
tho e::cniMlon to Lake I.odoie on
Thursday. AiiRtist 1,".
O.ivld Lewis, of iMwnrds court, Is
able to be mound again, havltiK leiov
eii'd fiom the effects of an lnjui uis
tallied In tho Tajlor initio a few Hicks
uko.
Mm. William fiilflllhn, of South Kll
moie luenup, fill down a flight of wteps
leailliiK Into the cellar reiently and
sustained .vppio hitilses about the head
and hod.v,
Hewl Sunt lodRe of Tvoiltes elected
the follow Iiik ollliciw nt their meetliiK
Monday evenliiK: I'lesldint, Thomitfi
It dimes; lce-picsidcnt, William J.
D.i.les, lPcordhiK and loucsponilliiK
i-e letaij, I'.nld I). Lewis, conductor,
.leiemlali Samuels.
New olllipis of the Tltst Welhh Ilap
tlst Sunday si lined li.ni been electid
as fcdlous Siipciintendent. i:au .1.
Das, assistant tuippilntcndput, MIh.s
Jennie Jenkins, heiretnry, Mls Mny
O.uls, tieiiHUiei. Daniel WllllnniH.
ihoilstei, John llvans, assistant chor
Istei, Thomas O, Thoibuin, oiKanlst,
Mlsa i:il7,iheth Lewis, assistant oiKan
lst, Miss n.nlimn Lew to, dam keeper,
Keese W. Hopklnn.
The ruiiPt.il ot the late Mis. Peter
(!all,iKliei took pi. ice e.steiday moiii
Iiik fiom her home, near the Atehhild
mine, lnteiintiit was made In the Tay
lor lemetei.
.Mr and Mis. William T. D.nls, of
Washbtni! stieet, will Ip.ne tomoiiow
for a -oJninn at the ."-e.i.shoi e.
Miss Ploienie Ilc-s, of Alh.iux . N. Y.
In letuined homo fiom a st with
Miss Allio Olldoif, of South .Main ave
nue. J. A. Savllle, the Noith Main aenue
maiketman, has puuhaved the Scau
lon lot on the coiner net lo bis lilmc
and will etect a .substantial ni.iikut
lniilclliiK tbeieon.
I)ison No. 1. ,iu lent OhIpi of
lllbeinl.ins. Initiated sppi,ii i.mdldates
at their meetliiK last epnlliK.
The Kawc-Ro CanipitiK club ate m
lansliiK for their annual outliiK at
Lake 1 11 11 1 1. The lneinbei.s me Many
lMwaids, Ldwaid Walker, Kay .Stei
ens, Iloj Maddin, Unity Slccn.s and
Allen Thayei.
The North and West Scianton l'.ar
beis" unions have adopted n new scale
of pili es, which was rocentl nuauKcd.
Mls-.es Psthcr Ile.ucr.s, of Jlaish
wocid, and Com .Ihiicp. of South Oar
lleld .ienue will spend their ntatlon
at West ColotiKiie. N. Y , and tho I'an
Aiiicrliau espcisltlon.
Mis. William Sant Is vcilously III at
he r home cm l'lke stieet.
Or. and Mi. Stiuppler. of South
Main aenue, left pstetda foi Loo
nier. Pa., wheio the State Dental as
soc I itlon will meet today.
Mlsp (Jwennlo and Anna Phillips,
of West L'lin viipyt, aie lsitlng their
father In West VIikIhI.i.
MNs Minnie Olhei, who has i,opn
hfie for the past tlnee jo.tis pm sulup:
a i cause ul mudbs, left )exlcidav foi
lni home in Colt.i, AVash.
MKms Kuphoiiiki filblis and Ileith.t
Caison, of South Main nenue, will
st fi lends In Johnstown, N. Y.
Dr. W. A P.ilne and familv will mne
to Lake Wluola todav for the summei.
Maty C.ue., of l'lghth and i:nnn
Mieets, was mxsteil yesteulay at tho
iiist.uuo of Chief of Police JtoblliiR,
lunged with selling liquor on Sunday.
She w.i heel a hcaiiug and euteicd ball
foi her appeal, tme at cotnt.
John lMwaids, of Hampton slieet,
had his licacl and back Injined estei
da b a lall cjf top Lo,il In the Coti
ttuiulal mine.
John II Devlnp i s at lluffalo attend
ing the iuitliiii.il com entlon ot the Ile
t ill I'letks- asMiclatloa.
Daniel W. I)as and wife, of South
11 de Patk uwuue, will lcae today
for a sojoiun at South Cilbsou.
KvangelM (!ns Nelbell and two oth
er spoakei.s held forth at the coiner of
Main ."uentio and Jiukson stiipt last
evening and held the attention of a
laige assemblage.
Mr. and Mr?. Horace Jehu, of Jack
sou stioet, will leave today on a pleas
ui e tilp to Huffalo, Nlngaia Palls and
Canada.
lionjimln Allen, of Noi th Hyde Pail;
aveiitie, left last night for Atlantic
Clt.
Ilniiy Jenkins, the diugglst, spent
jcstcidnv at L.iko Allel.
The Sewing Irele In lonueetlon with
the Hellevue Cihlnlstle .Methodist
chuii h held a iieain and c.iko social
at the cliuiih last evening. Tboie was
a stall of fain v and useful in tides tm
sale, and also an exhibition of woik
clone b the last.
Pea Coal $1.60 a Ton Dellveied.
to South Side, centrnl city and central
Hydo Paik. Addiess oreleis to J. T.
Shaikey, 1311 Cedar avenue. 'Phono
CCSJ.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
The mombci.s of the llojal Aicanuni
will meet la icgular session this even
ing In Phaiinncy hall.
Patllck 1'. Plaheity, who giaeluated
at the state Not ma 1 t( hool, Ii.ih again
taken (h.iigu of libs barbei .shop at
Pi'.tston avenue mid Cheny stioet. Ho
will be glad to meet all hla old filPiicto.
Tho i.idlu for a Kim em e battery,
which was to be held on June L'S at tho
home of Mrn. Piank Deltoi, was post
poned until July is,
Messm. Hcnij and Hetnian Sehwtn
kpr aie spending their vacation at
Iloneodale.
Heniv Mutchinan will leave tut
Ilonesdale today, whcio he will spend
his vacation.
Ficlliglittath lodge, No. Est, Older of
Hail liuil. will nii'Pl In Hattman'.s hall
tonight at S o'clock.
Mia. Piedcilck Albiecht and son,
PtPdPilik, Ji , havo retuineel fioni n
weck'a visit at Lake Wlnola
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
Allow a coeisli to run until It urts lirjoml tlic
reach of medicine. 'Ihcv ottcn u), 'Oh, it will
ttcar awn)," but In mot cases It will wear
tlicm nujv f'ouM tin1) 1" liiilucnl to try llio
tuicruful mrdiilnc called Kemp' llaUan which
ii nolcl on a ioiHIe muianlen to cure, they
uouM luuiii'illattly ue Ilia ixcrllrnt ilTict ahir
taklnu tho flrt ilofe 1'iliu 'JJi. and tjcx.. Trial
tlio tree. At all druzclits.
WALDRON'S
Auction Sale of Horses
BWJHBMttfpHHa. miTH
Thursday, July 11th
At Cusick's Old Stables, Wash
ington Ave., Scranton, Pa.
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Stars' Basket Ball Team Moots and
Organizos for Ensuing Year.
Accident in Clark's Tunnel,
TIip North Ihul Htars' basket ball
team held a meetliur lust evening In
Thomas Johns' hotel and reorganized
foi llu ensulnr; jenr, vvlith Itobeit
Connolly, the well known basket ball
plavei, Its business manager. It will
be teinc mbeicd that the Ktai.s gave
veiy dever exhibitions in the line of
basket ball at the Audltoilum last
winter, furnishing gteat enjoyment for
the people of this section. The team
will be composed of the same plavois
this j cur as last, with few exceptions.
James lla&well will be manager of the
team and Thomas McClu.sky captain,
lloth aio well known basket ball play
eis, Tho team will line up as follows:
James McL'ltisky, light foiwaid, John
Skelfcvvtnn, left foiwaid, Frank Kv
ans, Daniel Jones and Laudo Jones,
lenteis, Thomas Mil'luskv, left guaid;
Tliomas Hittleman, right guaid. The
111. st giuue of the season will be played
with the Cine kei -Jacks at Lake Lo
doie for a pilo of $.'5 on August 1G.
Men's Narrow Escape.
Tliomas Homer and Paltiik Me
Ciitlre, two employes at the Clark
Tunnel mine, bad a naiiow escape
fiom death ,esteiday li falling down
the shaft when eighteen feet below
the sulfate. ,
The men weie Inspecting a new slope
which the owneis of the mine aie
sinking, and were being hoisted on a
lar when the lope suddenly bioke,
letting them down with tcnlblc foice,
the tar landing at the foot of the
shaft. Lath sustained a deep gash In
tho head and sevete biulscs.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Peter Hi Ink of Ninth Main avenue
will leave tomoriow lor New Ymk.
The diawiug lor gold ,i watih, and
a social, foi the benefit of John Tian
ter, will be held In St. Mniy's hall on
Thursday evening as pievlously an
nounced. The committee of niiange
inent.s is Mai tin Cavanaugh and duti
es H. Uav Is.
Tho Cleik's union will hold a special
meeting tomoiiow eviiilng In Leonard's
hall on West Maikct stieet. All liiem
bets a( eranely lequested to bo
pusent as business of lmpoi tautu will
lie tiansaeted.
Miss Nellie Maloney, of Caibondale,
who was the guest of ti lends on Mary
slieet, 1 etui lied home yesteiday.
Stephen Chappell, ol" North Main av
enue, will leave tomoiiow moinlng fur
New Yoik illy, fiom wheio he will
sail foi South Wales, on the "Cam
pania.' Jamea Hoyd, of West Maikct stieet,
a well known j.oung man of this sec
tion, will be united In mairlage to Mls3
Mamie Fintiegan, of the same stieet,
thl'i afteinoon at I .!0 o'clock at the
Holy Knsaiy cluildi A v0ddlng icicp
tlon will bo hehl after the ceremony
at the homo of the bible's paicnts.
GREEN RIDGE.
Mis. P. L llitihcoek, of Washing
ton avenue, entei tallied the niembeis
of the Lend-a-Hand Mission band last
uvoulng.
Class No S of the Asbuiy Methodist
1'plscopal church, of which Misses
Muttlo Potter and Llla Honey aie tho
teachcis, will have an entertainment
and lie cteam socdal hi the cliuiih
pailois Filclay evening next. Miss
Mildred fit pen, who won the ptUo at
the niatoilcal mutest, iccently held In
lllughamtou, will leilte. Tho young
men of the dass an walking haul to
make the affair a sueiess The pio-
eeds will he used to help pay lot the
InipiovementH iccently made In the
Sunday school looms.
Mi.s. M C Can, of Dickson avenue.
Is visiting filenda In Honesdale.
Isaac Hailoii, of Monsey avenue, who
wandeied away fiom his home last
week, and Is still puifeiliig fiom mental
alienation caused by the extremo heat,
was estcida icmoved to an Institu
tion tor tieatmeut. Mr. Hat Ion has
been a i evident of Oieeii Hldge for
twenty-live eais and has a wide cir
cle of fi lends who svnipatlilzo with
htm nnd his family and hope for his
speedy tccoveiy
Mis. Ihnma Camp and ilaiightci.s,
lllii and Mailon, ate guesta of .Mrs,
J. H. Hobbi, of Penn avenue.
Ml?s Amanda Carr, of Million street,
will leave today for Pioinpton, Pa.,
where she will spend the suiiimei.
Philip Mattes, who was so badly In
jured at Bald Mount last spiiiig.wliile
on u picnic, was icmoved fiom tho
Lackawanna hospital to his home on
Saneleison avenuo last Wednesday.
The riiotheihood of St. Paul, of As
ian v Methodist Hplscnp.il ehureli, hole)
an Inteiestlng meeting last evening,
at which tin following olllceis weie
elected' Piesldent, J. K Millet; vice
piesldent. HtUvaid Ioid; secietary,
Mr. Conner; tieusuier, Mr. Filsbee.
The bintheihood Is In a llouilshlng
toudltlnn.
Tho Woiunns' Cliilstlau Tetnp-'ianie
I'nlon of Oieen llldge will meet this
afteinoon at II o'clock with' the Hvun
gcllcal chinch on Capouse avenue. The
subject lor today will be "Puiliy,"
conducted by Mis. JJ. J. Campbell. A
Is deslicd, All arc
DUNMORE.
Miss Lotla M. JIc Hose, of Chicago,
delivered a very Inteiestlng addiess
last night at tho meeting of the Hp
woith League In the Methodist chinch.
She til god her linnets to do their ut
most for the building up of the society
and told of the gieat good that socie
ties have done In advancing icgular
church woik. Hci lemaiks evidently
made a deep Impiession on thoe pies
ent, and without doubt will be ptn
uuctlve of much good to the society's
members
John lo v, a miner employed at Cyp
sy Clove colliery, was caught by a
fall of loot .estetelay and badly In
jined. Fortunately no bones were
bioken and bis Injmlcs arc not eon
sldPiecl dangeious by tho attending
pli.slelnn.
Miss Hi tic e, of Klngslpy, and Miss
Lee, of Steillng, nn visiting their
hibnolmate, Jllss Lacy Heal.
Mr. and Mis. Levi Yetter.lof Maucli
Chunk, have letuined home aftpr a
visit at C W. Fiosfs, West I)i Inker
stieet.
H. I) Ames visited friends In Hnw
ley esteiday.
.Mr. and Mis Fiank Huckalew, who
have bpen the guests of Mr. and Mis
M. W. Chembeilin during tho past
week, bave gone to Haglesnteie. wheie
Mr. rtuckalew will attend a ((invention
of Young Men's Clulstlnn nssnelatlon
workers, repipsentlng the Philadelphia
blanch, with width ho is ntllclally con
nee ted.
Miss Hdlth Leai n has returned to
her home nt Uipp, altel a visit with
fi lends In town
Messis, A. I'. MiDonoush and C. c
Stevens are enjoj lug Pike county
bicezea this week.
Master Hairy Stevens, of Mai Ion
street, ir visiting his uncle at Salem.
llev. F. C. H. Die.ver. who lias been
spending some time in town, has gone
to Haglesinete. whole he will addiess
a convention of Chi Istlan workeis up
on uilsslonaiy londitlons In China,
Duilug his abseiue bis wife will visit
fi lends In the w ostein pint of tho
state.
OBITUARY.
AO.NI'S M'tSIsAlU the 12-yeai-old
daughter of Mr. and Mis. Mlthacl
Mcdiall, died .Monday night at S..!0
o'dm 1; nt her pal cuts' lesldence, aOS
South Wcbstcr avenue, of he.it pios
ti.itlou. The deceased ghl, who was
well liked by all who knew her. Is sur
vived by her piicuts, four biotheis,
Thomas, Michael, John and James, and
tin oo slstets, Muiy. Anna and Haia.
The funeral will take place Thutsilay
inornlng at IU',0 o'clock with scivltes at
St. Petei'H tiitlioili.il. Intel ment will
be made In the Cathedtal cemetery.
JOSHPH HICHAUDS, aged .'ll p..is,
died yesteiday at his honit, -I Ciubett
avenue, as a lesult of tubeiculosis. De
teased Is silt v heel b bis wife and sev
eial chlldien. The funeial will take
place tomoiiow afteinoon at .1 o'clock.
Kev. D. D. Hopkins will ollldate. In
itnnent will bo made in Washhuin
stieet ceniPlcty.
Joseph, the ln-months-old con of Mi.
and Mm. .Michael Meaan, died vestpt
day moinlng, nftei a btlet Illness, at
his patents' home at Pi le e stieet and
Sheiman avenue. The tunoi.il will be
held Thuisday afteinoon, with services
at the home, and Intel ment In the
Cathedial leinoterj.
Joseph, the lC-months-old son of Mi.
and Mts. James Langan, of South
Set antop, died jestcrday nioining at
11 o'clock of convulsions, at his iat cuts'
lesldencp, ll!l Hlidi stieet. The funeral
aiinouiiceinent will lie published latei.
WILIIHI.MINA Kl'UTZ, the infant
dauglitei of Mi. and Mis. Oioigo Kurtz,
of 1011' Dclawaie .stieet, died jestordav.
The funeial niiiiounceiucnt will be
made later. Tho funeral will be ptl
vate. Funerals.
The funeral ot the Into Mis. Piano's
Calloiy will take place this moinlng
fiom the family icslcleme. Setvlie.s
will bo held at St. Josephs eluiich,
Mlnooka, and Intcimcnt will bo made
In tlui Mlnooka ccnietet.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.
l.i'.t 1 1 lotiru rrnialiitni; lincjlloel fur at llic
rxidiitmi pMoltlip, I ilk iH. iiiih count. . I'd ,
.liil) l'l I xi, I'oi.nn. i ailing for tlue Icii.mc
will plra wy mltrriitnl jii) cho elno n ll.t.
I ti II Itlpi'll-, iiosliin.ler.
Mr Muluoii, J, I), II, AtclilluM, Jos. vdtir-
Kill
I llinii, Uoo. HiriMi, A. I,. UiriiM, llioweilngj
llio4, s I. Hi It ii, Mu. I.. Iliind),
(,co II tool, .leilin lainc-i, II I'oluii, i
vine. Ill tomiM, V, Cjiiicntcr, Wllljrel 1,.
( lark. Vlrt s V. Coin, Jll.j I'jiliorlno I jclcn,
Ihima I .iILieIiiii, M. V. II, (Jlej.
t luil(, w. i:. pjuelicri), Jlr. I'dttUK.
lliiiKin,
Mim Nettle l'.enn, KiireU l'uli. o,, I'nn
l.rlJii, I'iiiI i:n n. Mri. ..i I.IIW, a.Hirury
IMetlrlo Cltj loilfcp, ,
Jh. Vh, MU Miy l'jliy, MUl .J nil i lcrmn,
Mu. Mil) . doriliirr, .1. II, (,i.i, l.uar (InM.
atrlu, Ml4 Lillian CuUc, l I', (lie cue, MUi
MarU (.mill, J. II, (.nleklcin, '.'.
Mre. IIiiicIiUoii, l'l ink ounilli, ,1, II,
Unfiles lunlcl V. lloilu'hw, (, M, Hn, M.
K. Ilrnclim, rrrriiun lluulira. I'lank llol.woilh,
Mr. II. Ilnnnlj.
Uijitm II. Junci, 3; 'rank Jtlkhu, ils. Itob.
full iiltendame
viekomc.
The Great Store JONAS LONG'S SONS
Rockers, Settees, Go-Carts, Baby Coaches, Mat
tings, Matting Rugs and Carpets at Reduced Prices.
FurnitureReduced Prices.
The deep cut in the prices of Furniture ulll cause many lines,
the prices of which are herewith Riven, to change hands. Much
ol t is Summer Furniture; a good deal more of it will be just as
good six months from now as at present, Hut you know our
policy: Clean everything out, open the seasons with complete
assortments of new goods. You always profit by this method.
The following prices will tell why:
Rockers
Formeily. Now.
$3.50 $2.80
3.25 2. GO
2.05 2.00
2.U5 1.80
2.25 1.70
1.85 1.44
1.00 1.30
1.15 00
The above rockers are made ol
selected stock, have double
reed seats and backs, and arc
finished in green, red and natural.
Settees
S5.D0, now ? 1.00
4.50, now 3.80
3.50, now 2.05
1.40, now 1.10
00c, now 40c
The above Settees are the
best to be had even at the old
price. What must they be at
the reduced prices ?
Qo-Carettes
The best kinds at reduced
prices.
? 4.25, now $ 3.30
5.50, now 4.0D
7.00, now 5.70
8.00, now 0.00
10.25, now 8.08
12.00, now 10.50
13.75, now 12.40
14.50, now 12.75
10.50, now 14.40
22.00, now 10.50
i
Baby Coaches
The kind you ordinarily pay
more for.
$ 7.00, now $ 5.80
11.00, now 0.00
13.50, now 1 1.08
14.50, now 12.40
18.00, now 15.05
21.00, now 18.05
28.00, now 25.25
Jonas Ij 111
GALL AT OUR STORE
HUE ADJUSTABLE
fact" ""'.'tjr'ffiM'gWlyyI jy
You cannot afford to be without this perfect top on your wagon,
Drive In comfort by being protected from the sun.
BBTTENBENDEfM
Sole Agents. 126-128
rrt IciliiistniH, 1'. June, I' l! Jrnc, W.
Jnnrc
Aimn Kiniv", (lurlio hnili, (.in. II Ivionc,
II I Kiclc.v.
Vlivi .Inn' I' line, l.inlnn cV. I ci, Maria
I.ouik, Willlim I.l, jr
.I11I111 Vi nnniik, J W. Mil. nil
Vim I) It. Moi-Kin, Mm. Patrlcl. Murplo, Mr.
iini Miiriim. L. II Vlirlln, Sli.i .IiiIU Vlukc;,
Jolin II. Mucin, VI, VUikonltt, Mr. Mar A.
Mi i'l.
ln I' I'lillliin. ' I'ohiII. W. (i. 1'lcrc.c,
,1 I'. I'linp, llcnij l'uti. K. I'lllcrnm.
IMiU ltnj, ljto lOlli loin Vol-, IcniM lli-rcl,
ht. Wllliim It. Itolnt", I lien It'mUml, (.t.
Kiivl, Mm. (i It llr'.iiolik
fliirllo -ipicrr. VU Ciilieilne -inItli, Mr.
jiul Mr. (I N.lictlcll, T. I. Niilt, lolin iiillli,
llcnrv xtmftir, Mr. Soil, .Mn irili htoiev.
It I'. II101111.S Mm. Willuiii I.'. 'ljlor, Mm,
II lri
Vtr Itntert VjKseur,
'llioiius II. VMIIIjin-, rcHtiiMi-tc r, (.iceii rtlilce,
IM i Mm II. 1). Mood. Mr . V. Willi., 'Ili.nu
ui Wlillr. ""llai Mnan. Mr. 1 II ttlidilici'l,
MUs Kalliirliio VMIIIkiih, 1, II, HVIniliornrr,
in. VaUk Vlininii a lamp, Mi. tt ucrs,
c ire .tohli llic I
It ilcrt .urow.
ir.VIIW
fliiUrppc lllietlo. I'ltltintn S-ihatou. Vn
rl.mlr, miijici, Vpranl -ante. 1'ellv Papi. in
uni" llle.l, "co-jlloiic l.ulii, Oi.irlo I'iiiIhip,
Sniio HI Ziovami Marclilaim, (criica Miurun,
Kumc hn iiuiiil. IMiiic-nlco ll'l I'icpo.tu, Urn
noi IlitUtJ, lllcaullHO Luminal In.
I'Ol.l-II.
)rinila Poiin?, Jlaiciiv Kit3liiKI, VMailv.
tm OillruliV. In""' Zimli. hilmlir llinla
tcvaiz, Jan' riiinnli'. VIm Inliam lVlralllnl.
MliU liilHrvc. cinn I ii1iiinK, lolin Hum.
bki. Irani. .Sauioiki, Meplicn Maiknwtkl, l.ilil
Hall M mi
III Mi Mil .
.r(an Ilk, Vl.illntt .lura.kl, llilinuki Vnin,
Wa.il (Inictlck, llailloinlej llcla, line- IKnaiiic,
I'lrlc Wj-II.. linnit Welk, IMIiHak (iemue,
Vmlrn llohiin, Vllkc HiicAn, .lolin I'oli.li, Kami
Novclko, .lakiili Ore, Andre lllrciijiL, Jowl I lfii
kc, hilairjna Moak.
wi.M" iinsi STvliny,
Vim Vllco S. tmlt, Mi Mm llarlirr, 1 1 irk
Hint, Vlia. MjceIc Decker I'J), lliolillt It. I!.
aiii (J1, Andra lirnokn, Ml Annie M. I'lcrce,
('. M. txliauacr, U. 0. bilihar.tln.
Scranton, Pa,
Hattings and Hatting
Rugs
Reduced Prices
Mattings at 2S per cent re
duction; in all the newest pat
terns and best qualities.
Mattings formerly
$14,00 a roll. now.. lU.OU
Mattings formerly ..
$12.00 a roll, now.. ".UU
Mattings formerly A
1? 1 0.00 a roll, now.. .Ol)
Mattings formerly ,
$S.oo a roll, now... O.UU
Mattings formerly .
$7.20 a roll. now... O.40
Western Grass Matting, firmly
woven and guaranteed for hard
service. Regular price i
40c, now oZC
Matting Rugs, an idea that
met with popular favor.
$1.75 grade now 1 ,jLD
$1.40 grade now.... $1.05
A Beautiful Rex Rug, splen
didly adapted for porches or
summer cottages, size
27x54 1.19
Carpets at Unusual
Prices.
Bring your room measure
ments with you. The lengths
run from 10 to 35 yards.
Tapestrv Brussels, rcg- -.
ular price 85c, now 5UC
Longer lengths, regu- .,,
lar price 85c, now OoC
Remnants of Tapestry Brus
sels, for stairs and halls,
50c to o5c
Remnants in Body Brussels,
lengths up to 20 yards, with
hall and stair carpet to
match. Sale price VUC
AND EXAMINE THE
GRAVITY WACON TOP
COMPANY
Franklin Avenue.
ENGLAND'S BIRTH EATE.
Its Decline is Beginning to Excite
Scientific Ahum,
limn III I "itni.hMy lt iev
Miico tho p.ir of lssa the fortuity of
an KiikII.xIi niiml.iRo Iiiih appreciably
declined. The iiiiiuI.ikom In KiikI.iiiiI
nnd U'nlos t lut t citc-niioil cluilncr ls.'i
to ism) htil)iiiiontly incnlnccd 117
ililldtoit jior iii.u I liifjc. op 117 i luldi oil
per 100 umiiluKex; vhoio.is, the ninr
tHiKOH Unit oiouiiocl dtiilncj tS'.U to lMH
Milihequontly iniidiicpcl only .171 chil
dren pei nitiiil.iRo, in :i;i elillelien pop
inn iniiiil.tiTos. A ilocllno In the fet til
It nf tnillllilKOS equal to ne.ulv flfty
olilldinn per 100 iiiuii'I.ircs, nnd tlut
dPclino In toitlllty u nicuneil dill
ItlK tlio nllitlt perlnd of tlftoon jciii,
1S7. to IS'.', for tho o,n 1S7S Im tlin
nieiin of tho pot loci, lS7ti-lSSt, ,tnd isaj
Is the nu-.in nf tho peilod isiil-isfl."
When olio ohseivi-s thnt iii.uiIiiroi
In KiikIiiikI mill Wiilrs nio nun t.iklnr;
plneo to tho etont t.i ovei a qu.utpr
of a mlllun .veailv, It Im easy to sea
th.it Hitch a decline In tho foitililj of
n in.ii iIhro ineaiiH an InimeiiHo decline
In tlio actual numbur ot diildton that
nto lint ii of thei-o nioilein niaiilitKes as
complied 1 Hi the iimnl.iRi-H of only
flfton 5 ears iibo.
Thn .ivohiro nuinlier of ihlldien pto
dueod liy i niodein Kienih ni.ti iIhro.
U undor thn-o. tli tin tlio number
N undor fnin, lth a inaihed tondenoy
to liPcomo fewer. The Incie.iHe In our
population In Kioatly nldecl hj a low
death into, not by a IiIkIi lilith late.
DmlliK id on l p.ii the CurIHIi till tH
vato litis doc lined in a inurkoil doRroe,
vihlclt In icliitlvoly KiPHtof than tho
fall lit tho hlith into of any other
I'tu-opeau lountry. 'J'hln doclino of the
KiikIIkIi. hit til lato liaa boon Kroator
ovon than the decline of Piunce'9
With rutc,
g s Sons
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