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Syiiwp or Fins, mnnufiietured by tlio
Camfounia I'm Stow Co , Illustrate
thcvnluoof obtaining tlio liquid lnxa
tive principles of plants known to bo
jncdiclnnlly laxative, nnd presenting
them in the form most rof resiling to the
taste and acceptable to the oystem. It
is the one pprfect ttieiiKtliciiitiffltia
tlvc, eleansiiif' tlio system cITcetunlly,
dispelling eolds, headaches and fevers
gently yet pi omiitly nnd enabling one,
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and nub
btan'ce, nnd its uctincron the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without uvakeuing
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of mnnufneluring figs
arc used, as they am pleasant to this
taste, buttho medicinal qualiticsof tlio
'remedy aro obtained from enmianil
other 'ntomatie plants, by a method
known to the Clifoiixia J'io Svuur
Co. only. Jn older to get itshcneficlnl
eiTeetsand to avoid imitations, please
rcinembcr the full namo of the Company
win ted on the fiont of every package.
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ban rnANCisco, cai.
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For .solo by all Druggists PricoSCb pcrtottlo.
CITY NOTES.
TttMMU.I.' s I !,f llmntr nii-inm will
Am i iiiiiiiiiisi rflt nol Mm, In, Im-ilo mnl
WmIiiciiIii in 1 1 r Nittlrlnn i-tnic nimii 111 Ihc
'cmmoimi il t li tiiuMiti;
uiw.i'of m,i:msi, w i.mi, fiinu-
1 an ijciitui it Hie IMmilli -l 1 1 in it 1 lie
I Kkm nun i nlu ul lm liceii It iii-linul lull"
V Milloiil tHtiui iml lliniin-i II Mc m.
liii liion Il lll'fllllil limn Ni Milli nl l" Hi r
.lll, lu SIHCCI'1 I. I. ltisllll, ll-l.jm.ll
HMH1 s, mini, ( I s i iniiiiliri. nf
I'lnton Hiii Iv. Nimhc si lioul ill-.- m llio llni
1'iik Mrlhi"li-I I i at i.I ilimili in luim -leil li)
atltti'l ilii1 ft ni ti tniiiiiiiiiu itliuini ii, i-. in itt, r-,
nt imp limit, lo tlain will U til, hi lip ("l ion
fc:ilc: Hun
IIWll HIIIi lilM.I II' llio Impniil llinl
tlill l!ln?oi- l o nrk, i!l o i n Ilii mini
lri- Mil I nti it iiiiiiiont mii-i il llir l.iilroul
ioumr Mini (niivtim iiuitiou in lui-rhc
oiciiln,:. Oil J- I he putniinii- in liioniril
s loins tin. ilooiot in linn Inn. mm on Hie
rpi 1
ID V1'ILM M Hill K HM'.liU -Meinlici-ot
ImmiI llo-r iniiipnn will meet il llcliif
Iwn t itl ill linlll-, nn '-iiiiiip tlcel. It II 1
m Mnnlii, (M II, in (hill in ihr-,-, tn lttuil
tlir lllliilil ot IIiph lltf (.Him nlc, I ill holiul,
1-nnrr.tl tioni liou-i , 210 IViin muni? Muuliin
nf llelnt i-sin ition mil p niitnliiis ot the mc
dcpiiiniint, ,uo ioi.'kMi il li lttciiil
TWO MORE RECRUITS.
They Have Been Sent to League
Island Navy Yaicl.
Two mnif miiiK men woio enlisted
at the Unilcil Stairs mat hie iPuultiiiK
sMlion. No. 114 WjomliiK .ieuue, this
elty, esteiila, by (''iptain .1 V.. Jla
1iiiul and "-ont to Imkiic Island Xav
Yaifl, I7onnslvaula. Thev ate flpotpre
AVilson, Sli anion, I'.i , Jlnil Thomas,
Jloosk, r.i.
The Xiv deiwitment is much
lileaed at tin- tcsiilt of nppintiK an
ollice in Scianton, as thev ,nu obtaln
hiK a Rood i lass of duiik men, who
lmo dcsjio to lead a mlIU.it lite nnd
Pre some of llu win Id, DiitniK' the
)iast mouth sKteen oiiiik men Horn
rianton and liltdt, all tioni ltcKa
vann.i tnuiitj, li,ie enlisted ill tho
iiutiinc ioiit-, and ate now unilei in
.sliuclion at l.e.iKiie Inland Xay Y.iui.
&lv nf iliem saw in e ions s-enko m
I'cnnsN U.iul.i olimteet-.
IN UNITED STATES COURT.
Russell Coal Case Is Still on Befoie
Judge Aichbald.
In the I'niKd Mutts i mil t. befoie
Judge It. V. Atillliald. the i.imi ol
Itussell nnd nlheis nainst the Jiela
waie and Hudson iniiiiau is still on
tilal.
Yesleidav was diMitul lo the jncs
flltHlion of liulht'P te.siiinoiiy by the
.ilalnliir teudlliR to ptoe the uinimiit
and ,iliie ot the io,il alleged to be
taUen b the Louipanj fioni the plnln
tlft's land,
The wituisiH cMiniiiud weie John
J, llllesie, (.'mint j riunejm tieoiKe
U. .Stevenson, .Mlniiig L'nglneer Tap
pan, ol ilie Ildfjei ton I'oal innipauv;
.MclPiiniin s,. H Jones and Clil IJu
gjinu l:ltlenlioiis.,
tun window displnj of Tall 0ei-
toath will give ou an idpit. of our
Kililplete Html;, Up-to-ilme ,stUs at
little pikes is what ou will tlnd hetc,
JtlCIIAItU.S ,L W1UTU,
ll-'O Ian Uaw anna ave.
('itilniul ol tlnest lltilili.ud Squash
just lei'clvfrlt '-Willi wo olfer to llm
trade At. lowest pikes. AV, 11. Vieieo,
No, la laiLkawaium .neutic,
Kmokb the popular Puin It lfle. ilg.ir,
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Wllke-Barre. Caibondtle.
4 5 Commcnweilth bid's, SutntoD. P.
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M'KINLEY MEMlORIAL,
Number
of Colloctois TmnctI
In
Money Ycstetdny,
The siib'eilptliintt to the MiKluley
Motnm till fund tame In enlP!dit.v ill
n llu'lv lute, u number of the ioIIm
toiH imiklim letuniH. 'I'lne who'-e
nuni's weie tin mil In iesteidny an
InnliiB Ltmti United ?1 weie as fol
low rt!
, C ni in iti,
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I. MilllirHd.
Mr li Millli".
ilirinn II. M illlii
I'll Ull b. M illlii .
.tili' I). Millllirwt.
Mi Dm I'liwiil.
V I nil tun,
Mr Mtn MI tior.
Mtv, llutltli llillln.
MtllliiM .Mid i.i.
tlrniKP . ti'ii'l mllii'.
I'in(i..ni ,1 II. I iiii3ltt.
Mt II N II in.
Mt M. I'. Minx
Ml il I Mniv.
II (I M..1-0
MUi M Mnr.
( lni II Mm",
lull in . MniJ-i.
1 W. Miipw.
Mii, 11 M. I ni in.
(inimo II Imiiijii
Mt-i drnntn II IniilMl.
,lnlili (' 1 1 1 111 i II
MllllCltll llllllMI.
llntl Iiiihmi
Mi II . Wlllnilii,
Mi- II W Mini in.
Ihilil I Itiik'nx.
I , IIiIIuiIhi-'
Mi ( llitlinlurg,
I II, Athnlo'i
II I' tlu Him.
I ( IV 1 1,
I b Mint Inn.
I I nemo s,d(.
II II Mhrrl'ii,
1) II Mhnlin
s It llllUlllil
Mis s i! Ilniwnoil.
llllMlll I llllll
I", ' Witlllti;
I . Irupilill
I'llll I III HIT
Illlih MiIIIimw
W I, Miillh.
.1 I' I'oitir.
,lr.
II lliiiL'i rlinlf.
I M I n-Tlli
V II I'lt r n.
, I'lPfnll.
M M Itinlili.
Mix HIio
I I, Sort Imp.
Mm Dili'
w. I. llnlnlM
.1 II, lKi ll;l III
( hill. Ill I liml,
Sltlltld smild
Mii siiiini miiiIi r
MI1 Milium smiiii,
Ml liiitiiii slm,
lls'i I'm Imi smitpr,
IN iij inilti -imtir
Mm Hi in imlii sinilti
M iMi i II iti mi simlir
MI'i Iin-ii -Mlltrl,
Ml 1-in " inilri
Mill 1 1 N lit inn I
Mm. N In inn r
I II Ki itnoi
Sun ii I N In iiihi
Me- li In mnl
lk Ni llli- lii.micr,
I-n. I lillu
Mi I'lnllp -ilinrll.
Mtv I'liilip Nlindl.
I nun s, im,
I'hllip W nnli.
W I II mil
Mm w I llml
Mliul II iml
ItOnli' 11 "lllllll
Mm Cimti- II s,,
Mli I hiiIm I. mitli
Mi-, riorum I) -until
Mm I I'nii
1 l i nk 1 in Ikli-lnw.
Mm I' lldiiliiu.
lliko
Mm s Hiker.
I miivo Hi' i r
lM I ml I! si nk
(, W. Uillllns.'
I I' Inllm.
II I.IMltlll.
I' I llllll
( iiiiihni,
11 I Nullum.
II II ni ml.
I III I'llkl I,
I' ! ( nilri.
,til n III iik
1 mi ki II ill, r
Mi- ( lliuwtilii;
Mfinl Html
Mm Hi Ii ii I' s Uinl
Mi-, II inn! I II mil
Mi i I b n lotto ( II mil
Mm, II, I, n s in, I
Mm I
llhitpiiiu-lrr MK- llntli II II mil
Mi I, M ( ook.
I I siipiKun
(,u io I, miner,
I nut III i I null
I I -Milt?
Mi 1' I - n
Pin l'niu II
llllllllll lliolill-'
Mm IIIiIiiuI IIioiiih
Willi mi I n!
in. I, n l.ii li n,l
1 In ill 1 1;.p, litnulits
ol l'llln i-, ilcrmju, "-j
TEMPERANCE DAY
AT THE CONFERENCE
Question of Chinch Extension Was
Also Taken Up and It Was
Decided to Appoint a Per
manent Bonid,
The sessions ol the ipi idenul il i on
f'lieiue of tlio I'lemitiie .Metliodi-t
(.luiuh ot Anient a, weie especially
well attended csleiday as the pet
( ise1- wiil laitely ot n publk (.haiac
Ui. The nmniiiig session was opened with
a. Pentecostal -en ice c undue ted bv
rte. It W. Wilson, ot Npiwa-tle The
devotional i'euNes opeiimg the imi
teienie piopct weie led bv IJev. X. W
Matthews The piitiLiptl biMlnps of
the nioi ninpf 'p-siun M.i-, the diseiis--ion
ot the lepoit ot the toniinittio on
el inch extension voiK
The lepoit was l.tthii lengthy and
piov tiled that eaih aiinu il inuleieme
establish a boaid ol ehuiih etinsion
to eo-opetate with the jmeial eontit
em e in itdvaining the inteie-ts ot the
ehuiih in this lounti.v. (llhei i 1 tuse
piovnled Uu the aiipoiiitineiU ol an
agent and niaking pi in Hon loi the
p.onitnt ot his salai.v out ot the an
nual contei erne's thuicli eMiusiini
lunds
The onl.v -ei tion of the it pott adopt
ed w.ts l he one piovidiiif, lot the ap
pointment ot cliiueli extension bond-..
The othei soi tlons weie elllict di tenl
ed o" laid mi the table, the eomeution
being that they hupo-ed loo man) ob
ligations ilium the ,1111111.11 c onfi ien e-,
the inalotity ol tlio delegates leeling
Ihat the annual conlen in es should
guv pi n theli own aftaiis ot In othet
winds homo nile should pievnil
A papei on the wink ot he lioul ol
Theology at New lloilloid, Mss , ,in
lead by liev. . 1! Tuvloi, I) ),
ut Lament i, Ma Thli Institution
i- under the authoillv and umiiol of
the geueial loiifeieme and is an as
soelale eollege of Ta lor unlv eisiij ,
at I'plnuil, Intl. The i lioul now li is
ninotj-sl non-ie-lileiit students,
hinee it was loundtd it his had llility
nlne giaduatps, luenlv-eighL ot wluiin
look post-giaduiile ionises.
The ttlteinoon session was devoted
to the woik ot the Women's Cliiistian
Ti'iuiipianie I'nion, the lountv piesi
denl, Mis. Maii.i Viiughn, ol .Moscow,
picsidlni,. a beautlliil pit line ol .Miss
Tianeis Wlllaul, the gieai aposlle
of ti'inpeiaiue, ouuplul ,i piouiluent
place lu flout or Hie plittfonu nnd was
diapetl with the Still-, ami Stupes,
Mis, tlolve.v, ot West I'iUston; Mis.
II, AV. l'alinei, ot Willvis-iiuii,, iuui
M.i,s. Vaughn ilellveiid addiisses,
A giaiul tempii.iliie lallv wits eon
dueled ut night, pie-ided over b,v i:.
Tinner, of Lowell, .Mass, a most iu
t"ie.stlng addiess on "The atUe of
I.ltpioi," was iniide by Uev, Willi im
F, NlehiilK of Tninatiun. Tin waste
of llipioi ill tills (iiuiilo, he deilued,
vins too enoiniiiiH and too hellsi 0
lip det-eiibiil lully by n ni one, He
said that theie uu' L' .ion nflrt diuiiKniil,
in this (ounti.v and deelaied that liift
(iDO.diio people mo bioiight Into dally
lonlnit with theni,
The vvinU of the Women's llmur
.Mls.siou.ny society will t.iko up tins
allot noon's ses.sliiu and loulght a vi
liion will be pieuched b IU, J, T.
Dm low.
KILLED IN THE MINES.
Thomas Tolcy, of Olyphnnt, Ciushcd
Beneath ix Tall of Boof,
Thomas- Kole, age 1 i!) eai.s, eui
plojed as a inlui'i' In the No 1 diaft
of the Duluwiiie and Hudson uimpaiii
at Olypliaut, was Itllled b.v a tall of
j oof while at woik iisteiday.
The raee was topoited to Cimoiui
Kohetts, who mudo an Investigation,
but will not hold an Inquest unless
it Is deemed necessaiy by the mine In
si'eetoi, i m -
Oieatly Reduced Exclusion Rates to
Buffalo.
On Ootnbet H, IS, r and SO tkket
itgentci oc the l.aeltauainia Uallioad
will tell two. day uiaili exiuision tli'K
ets to Hultiilo good going on any teg
ular tiaiu date ot sale ami for ie
tut n on any tegulai tiaiu the lollop
ing day The louiid dip i.ito Horn
Sciiinton will be $1 00, whkh Is the low
est fine evet niiido to lluffalo, alfoid
Ing a splendid oppnitunily to vkslt the
J'an.Anieik'un Uxposltlon ul a nominal
tost. .
NEWCOMB ASKED FOR
NAMING OF CARPENTER
One of Ninety-Seven Attorneys Who Peti
tioned the Governor to Appoint Him
to tiie Common Pleas Bench.
"I cee an eft'oit Is being made b.v the
Demounts to hit at .Indue, Cut pouter
bv ihniglng his appointment to Dep
llt.V AltOlllcy llellelitl Klell," said
t'ongiesuimii I'oniull .visteitlnj, "I inn
not willliii,' to let Mi I'lelt. have all
tile 1 1 (Milt lor that yuoil aiiolulmeiil
Net lo (ioveinoi Stone, who a died me
to iiioinnieiul n man lor appointment,
1 eiallii thai ucdlt injself. 1 loilHllltuI
With the lepieselllntlve inelubelH of
out bar beloie ofleiliifc' a leeoiniuen-
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HON. WILLIAM CONNELL.
d.ttlnn lo the ioveinoi and ,iIhi m irie
imiuii ii s among othc i utiens in w hose
good ludgnnnt I hive lalth .1 lound
thai Mi. l'aiiinlu was the tlisl choke
otivciv man I spoke, to on the Mibjn t.
Mi 1'kil uituiallv lavoted him, lie
eause he km w him will kmw his
iliainlei, .ilsil Jl and ti mpeiameul.
I'm .Mi Fit il '. was onl one ol puhaps
a liimdiid whose views 1 sec mo I
and who iklcd me In uachlntr the (It -cison
to ,i'k tin -.ovoiitoi to name .Mi
l 'at pi met. On tin pitlllou lm his ap
pointment one ol the mosl piomiiunt
names is that ot i; C Neweonib, esi ,
.lutlge I'aipinlu ptiMiit o)ponent 1
will Ive vou a enpv ot thai pi titlon
and ol nn li ttei to the umeinoi ask
iurf the appointment
Its Wisdom Established.
'The wiMinm of th it appointment
has in tn tlioionglilv established. 1
have hid scenes nl piomluuil Duno
iiiitssij to nn Hi it Mi. ('.ti puitu has
iniitli a inoilt 1 imlge. I doubt it ,i
im nilit i ot tin bai (ii stlons that hi
has most woithilv boiui the hoiioi and
upllilil the ilnit ol the ollice 1 am
gnatlv iiiiuilid In his campaign lm
c U c t lull, lie ill i t i H to be elee tc il b.v
all oveiw lie lining niajoillv. He is the
'10,i ' -i . "-f wj j . 4 Tr!V--wSY? ItsV
JUDGE CARPENTER.
kind ot man whom inn In m li iiiids
fair, ci n-tiiiiii ml siinlious, Keen in
hU t;iusp ol the law ami ol unsullied
pusonal ilmiaelu. I'm Ills IKiuo
tiatie Olipolielit, Ml. Newiouil), 1 have
no 111 wind, but II I weie iliooslng n
place lm him 1 should put him at) u
luiu llllonei' beloie the bai His iiinl
Ity nnd leinpu anient make' him a good
udviu.itp and Uiictivi! uoss-eMUillnei
a lighter, 11 ou please, titiili men
laiely maku the bout Judges.
"We Know what kind ol u Judge Mr.
Carpenter will make beeuutu he hub
alieiulv pIiowii u. A I said befoie.
has the lesptit of the entile bat'
ol those who have been biousht
tout li with i oui I wot); slut e he took l,a
seal on the hem li. Il would be u r'
lake not onl.v politically but lnim
ei.v Hliiudpolul to uilise It to be Uiovv n
that n man of liis muiked iltttpfl tor
the judgeslilp s not waiitid to jtesldo
lu the couits of Lai liiivvatiiin inutV.
This election is top ten yeais. U wilt
deildo who xhnll for thai hup time,
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almost one-lhlid nn avenge lite-time,
hold the s(,des oi justice in v lib h
thousands ot cases alleeting pio)eity,
llbeitv and even lile itselL will be
ueiluil, .1 1 1 1 tri C'nipentei has held
these sc tie s laiilv but Hi inly iluilng
the time that he lias been on the bene h.
He is no longer an epei inient. The
people who have looked into the inat
tei knov that he mii be U listed lo do
his whole dutv leailessl.v and with de
cm mil. II would bo most unwise to
take an nsks with a new num.
The Repubhcnu Ticket.
'1 iuli ml to do evet tiling in my
powet to aid in the election ot Judge
I'aipt'lltu and lite vv hole Kepublliau
Hi kei this jeni anil think that eveiy
lit Iillblkaii should do likewise The
ltieu on the ticket, aie woilhj ef it.
Tho weie noniiualed litiiiiuniioiislv in
iinnpliaiue Willi the paitv lilies anil
e ustonis The t liaise that t'nloiipl
Hittlnoik was ioikeed out of the Held
beloie the mimaiies is Mithtiut loiin
ilatlon. It siimild be ileal ly itudu
stood Unit the paity l ules ipijiiIm the
i omit ihiiinian and lommltUe lo
,is.i ss nil eanilkliitis beloie a Repub
lliitn pilmniv The estimate ot the
epeuseot a pilnutiy cUtllou was ai-
ilvtd nt lu this in inner. Thuo me,
in i ou ml iiumbu.s, it, a polling plaits.
To man them, piovlde tlikets, pay lot
clukal Ik hi nnd covci the Inddental
mUs, lueludliig the iidveitislllg ie
iiuliul under the paity lilies, would
nisi, It was llguud, $15 apkie .it the
low i. st, op J.' loi) altogetliei. With hut
Iuui' otlleis to llli and but six mimes
leglbleied, this would mean $100 tipleio
If tlio espeute weio divided ciialy.
Hut while the toutioller, coumer and
biitveur aio eoiii).uatlvcl- small of
liec'3, fioni the b'alaiy stuudpolnt, lust-
KSSKS&.; '. .X,KVirt.ML
-f W&wmMsffis
V. .. tl&Ki.'Aik&&l8$S&..
Inic mtlvvll,c0 ioatf. the JuiIrohIiIp lit
mi tillh if t'HiiitK IIh Ineumheni $1,000 u
Vriu- tol(lrn (-'''u. iuui It i deemed
iuiilier l"u ,Ilu ''iihdltlutes ror that of
llu htii11'1 m',lr lll htilk of the but -dpn.
Jf- unw ,l01 lllt'h loieseen that one
of timit-'itiidldales would dctin tills m
iiiiiboiI10"1 I'lohlbltlve op unfitlr. Hlinl
lar ,s("",,,lonl "l,H made In l.uxeinu
tniihlV w,lll"l Ih'itest oi disaeiil.
'Mo Cause for Complaint.
i,r 'should he the last man In the
WOill to lonscnl to any Iuui being
nlnv "" ",0 1,l"cHl epiepslon or pin
,v sentlinont and pieleienie ut the
lium Iph. I rotesaW' when the (.'iaw
f)rd titles weio being piertsed for udop
7011 in this county that they might
plow tllsuppolntlnt,' lo those who e-
ipitive iiisappoiniuiy: in inoe v
, he l'ei ted Unit they would iiiukc
ninlidicap. ttttl ufter (hey beeaine I
Iiim tv Jaw, theie miih no nlluuntlvi
liolllles
the pai-
e but to
obe' tl)."m. They piovlde for the u-jn-ssm'ent
rf uiiidldates beloie the pi'I
uiailes nnd dlieel that the amount of
Hi'- nwi's-s-inen' shall be uppoi tloued to
the nirttipy valtli' ol the ollke. Colonel
Hlti'lii'ivek intiHt Jjave known this at
the time that lie derided t" icglster as
n uuiiiadiitp lor the judielal nomlna
tloiV f K'giet, tliPictflie, thill he
ahould iiw leel Impelled lo entcp the
iiieiia n nn opponent of the legulaily
nomiiuittd (iindldate of the jaity to
which he has hcielofoie, given allegl
anec. The. Outlook Slight.
"Vou ask mc about tlio outlook. Jn
ni Judgment it Is lulglil. Me have a
good oig.inlutlon; a capable thulinian
In Hubert L. Tavlor, wtio ie)ie.enls
nrlmlnihlv the omiKer rleiuenl in the
party, moie and moie coining Into con
trol; nnd theie is involute uil.uumiij
and lieintv co-oneiatlnu umoiiK' our
working fences. Tliough it is an pit
jeir, Kepublleans have loaiiicel to
in. ike eveiy ear an ok year for the
Democi.ie.v. 1 think the uuuse of .
noil's paper lu nilsiepieseiiting and de
luiuing eveibody and ev en v thing not
conti Uniting to its easli boc is- dceldlng
many Demouals to vote with us this
tail. AVe aie going to win handsome
ly. Kepublkans, howevei, must woik."
Mx Carpentei's Petition.
Following is the petition icfeiied to
b Mr. Cotinell-
Hon. "William A. Klone, Covernor of
the C'oinnuinwealth ol I'etiusjlvnnia.
AVe-. the mulct signed, lneinbeis o
the bai of r.ac kawann.i iniint, lespcc t
lullv lectuest tint J. AVltcaton I'arpen
ui, isi, ol ijciantou, be appolnlid ail
ditlo'iil law lutlg" or spiel county to
Ull the aianiy caused bv the lcsig
nallon ol Hon. It. AV. An hbaltl:
James llaidncr Sau-fhas. H. AVelles.
del son. AVm. J. Douglas.
neinge Sandusem. Hvetelt AV.uien.
X. AVillaid.
Plat cute D illentlno.
H. rent on Tink
hani. E.C.NEWCOJIR.
Milton AV. I-nuiy.
Thomas P. Dulfv.
H. A. Zlmmeinian.
M. J. Mai tin.
-Robert C Adams,
Josepli O'Biien.
(1. M. Watson.
Htissell Dimmick.
C. I. rtedtord.
S H. Tiiie.
r I'oniv.
. AV.ttson.
('. Donovuu.
I.r w is '.. ("alter.
AV. H. liunstci.
r. A". Stokes
Aaion V. Tkiwer.
("lias. PuP Hieeli
AV. .-! Die ill.
AV. U. .lesstip, Jr.
II. Jl. l'.ej nolels.
J. , Kemineier.
AV. i: Sjtilllvan.
ilucl lr. fanwell.
ri.inlc H. Donnelly. W. H. Dill.
1 M. hvneli. A. X. AValkcr.
(leo II. ltiee. Ilkli.ud J. BoillIvC.
ltoueit l'ptk. It If. Holpate.
James J. O'Malley. AVm oknlck.
11. n T.tvloi
1'iedeile AV. Fieit.
(ito M. Okell.
Am. D. J.pwIs.
M. J. Untidy.
AVm J. Hand.
J. M. Walket.
S J I Klngsbmy.
AValtet ,S. Devan
John D Jen dan.
M. P. Caw lev.
r.obt. J. Mm lay,
AV. W. Hajloi.
T) fi Dukes.
11. M Hannah.
Jos. r. Uilioy.
11. J.ouis (Jiaiul)
C.
H. Pitihci.
V. Sando.
H Hovle.
l'alinei M
AVill-M
iams.
AValtei Hnsgs.
Died H He pis.
Ilemy A. Knapp.
AVm V. J?i-)le.
James i; l'.inr.
II, ('. Hlltlei.
II A. A'.tu Dltspii.
John 15. .Me'Aslile.
T. H heotl.
M. Ik Me Donald.
P.
M. J. Me Aiuliew 3.
John J Manning.
0. H. Pa I tutlge.
('. 11 ho'iet
r. S Wooditilf.
D. P. Heplogle.
1. II. Hums.
AV. S Uuslaiider,
John AT. Hauls.
Ktank V. htoeker.
I' Coniegv
AVm. II. Roe.
Win. AV. I.allnope. .losepli .loltie.vs
John 11. Ddvv.mU H. M. btieeter.
(leo D Ttiilor. !co. I? Davidson.
J. i:. Watkins. John J. Mmpliv.
.las II. Tin icv. D.iton M. behoeh.
11. C. lit1 nobis.
Mr. Council's Letter.
This is the e ongiessni m's letter to
the gov emeu asking him to appoint
Mi. t'aipentei :
sJu.uiUiii. IM . Apnl 1.1. 1S01.
His HMelleucy. W. A. Stone, Uoveium,
linn isbuic. l'a.
Mv Dear tlovei iitn :
Alter a. thoiotigh Inv esligntloi), and
i cinsultation with the most piontineut
moiubeis cil the bai, r Hud the piciei
enee loi luile ot the c ommoii pleas ir,
J. AV. rupenter, est , ot tills city. 1
would theielote leiommeml that he
be appointed al once, us the su vices of
the tliiul Judge seem to be necessaiy
for tiie business of the t mil t.
Uevpcettull.v ouis,
(Signed) "William Connell.
EVIDENCE WAS STHONG.
P, H. Blnii, a Coloicd Man, Held for
Stealing Chickens.
r. H. Ulalr, a coloiecl man, lesuling
on P.ii.vinond imlii, wan ane.stetl jes
teidav on the c lunge of stealing dilc li
ens, piefciied by AVIllkun ,M, Iluul, of
CllPiibuin. The evltleneo against him is
puiely i iicuinstantlal, but It moved to
be sullleleut In Maglstiato Mllltu's
jiulgment.
When Mi. Huid went into his i hit ken
coop on Vhuisilay nioinliig, he tound
thliteen chickens uono and thhtepu
ehb'kens' heiels ling on the tloor. lie
seaiehed mound a little and found a
pissbook with llm name of I II, Hlaip
on th'- 'ovei,
This was the clue whkh lesitlted lu
Dlalr's ni i est Mi. Iluul tiaied him to
this dty. anil swoio out n waiiaut for
his auesl, At a heailng beloie .Magls
tiato Millar, jesteiday atleiuooli, Con
stable I'eir) Het.pl, of Cileiibiuu, testl.
lied that ho had seen Hlalr sitting near
the illenbuin xliitlou on AVeduestlay
night. He denied his gulll, but was
held under 5300 ball by the maeistiute.
Letter fiom Colonel Osthaus,
Hot man Dstliaus,
Atl'y at Law,
BO.") lioaul of Tiado hulldlug.
Seiauton, l'a., Get. U, l'J0,
I'oniiiylvanla Casualty Co, Sciantoii,
Ia.
ileiitlemeiii I have to ai Uutivv ledge
the lecolpt of out Uieik In sottloment
of my claim toi lecent illness nndoi
one ot our health polleies.
Huviug tiefiuently he.ud and icael of
.vtillr pininpl ami fair settlement o
ilalms, It altoids mo pleabiito to add
my testimony lei the sanie genet ous
tiealiueut. Youis, eiy ti uly,
I lei man O-dhuus.
rniLht ilii'hfccil ChlckoiiF. TuiKoyb,
OllcUt., L'ti j Ppilib, ii. tpc-s, Dunnes,
rigs, UaU'H unci fancy ftiiltt.. Fiesli
iiliciicil Oybtcis by tin- (iiuut or on the
halt" Mliell. neoUout l'liim suus.ikc.
All llio liPHt koocIs the niuikct alt'oiilt,
aiu lieio thlb niouilnt".
I'lcice'a Muikcti 110 l'enn ue,
iwwwfmmmmmmtmHwmi
Open Stock Dinner Ware
And still they tome, nnother llavlland & Co. rienih China Open
Stock rutlein, fioiu which ou can sclent ntieh pleies iih sou want.
It Is one of llWFO pntlcuiH that glow on one, the moie soil foo
It. (he better ou like It. Two delicti lc Hold tdncs aioitud each
plete, with stutter llou'eiH. It icsembhs tiie lVu de feiip tlecoi
ntlons, which me vciy cpenslve. We fed stuo If joit buy a
lew pleies that sou will add lo until tui get the complete set.
109 Pieces, $65.00
rvvvxvb
9- nm r jii:ii.. jC
ii vl"" ' XTA1I1CII h?k. vy. wolkli ml Loak Around.
fmmmmmffm.mmmmmmmm)
SOs VWitYt X 'v.-:ssff
Prices from
F. A. KAISER, MANAGER.
Lackawanna and Adams Aves.
i'nMiiii'iiiMaMnM
r
ranes
iffer This Week
Special
i j.
ustom and
TailoF-M
A showing of Advance
Styles for Traveling,
Calling and Evening
Wear
All the Most Desirable
Materials and Effects,
Exclusive in Idea,
Natty in Appearance..
324 Lackawanna Avenue
New
(M?M?MM?VfMfyM(fMB(tH(fMV(M??(fHO(IH
W SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
Occupies an Imperisliable Position in the BUSINESS WORLD.
T."V JVl
esi. "' v..ii
R win s.ul'iW.s-r:: :.
Scianton Branch Offleo, Nos, 1 and 3. Arenda Building,
NO. S3 S. Eighth St , Philadelphia, Pa.
WERE WELCOMED HOME,
Delightful Reception at Elm Pruk
Chinch Last Night,
A nn option v.iu teinloipil llin Pi.
('. M llillln unit .la lues ti hluphoul
lat nlfiln at Dim l'aik cliuuli In lion
oi ot iIipIi i nun limn thi' Kciinii'iil
cil loniciciicc, It was ii dc'llKhttul .li
mit .nut uu mii uilcd b btni'i.il linn
ill eel poople. The ii'ii'ptlon wan unilei
llio iliit'cthiu ot llm l.lti'iaiy coiniult
tec, .Mi. Ilulph ANotKs ilmiiiiniu A
fi'.itiiii' of the pioifuumiio weio tho
cliiUcl limitation' oi iih--. liiown of
Wlll)i'tloui Ml-h I'lU.lhuh ThciintiH
&. ins s-i'MJi.il solos most plc.mlnsl. Tlu
liailois win liwutliftilly ck'ioiiitiil
with autiinui U'.ivox jp.ss Jib-.o Dlin
iniik heliiK lu i Imi ,40 of tho iiu.tnsi.
incnu. hho with als-ii the piano accom
panist ol the oMiiluir '
Jli, riliepheiil k,wl .1 nuiit Inteiest
Ihk account of his, tilp lliioush llob
luwl, Bpeakliia; of tlio- ijualnt cobtuinea,
the omuIHo bccncty and the tamous
r 1S4 Wyomtni? Arcnnd
Just because you are
not going to wear
them for a few months
don't crush your dain
ty summer hats and
gowns into space alto
pether too small for
tnein. Let us make
you a box couch with
separate compart
ments for hats, waists
and skirts prettily
lined and covered an
addition to any room.
Up,
$7.00
9
Both 'Phonel
ade Gowns
ranes
Buildins:
Unquestionable Superior Merit
Annually adds thousands of names to
the long libt of Smith Premier users,
representing ccry line of trade and
cery profession ....
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE, f
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
Tho HiiRiic nnd A111ste11l.ini, and Ritfi
a 1uiiiioioii, miDiiiii or tho liomcwaid
mij ikh win 11 btonnh laRcd loi Plsllt
ilajb and Pi. tillllu was the niic-t dolp
ailly iuhapp. man on boaid tho csi
bit
Tho ontoit.iliiineut comluded with a
huiMbt linnic tCbthal, M. II, A,
Hiishnoll and .MW 1'IU.iheth 1'oitiT of
tlio social coiuniltleo heliitr lu ihaiKP.
J'uinpKln ph1" and other .New England
delleac K'h weio heivml.
Tall Ov'etcoat Styles.
The lioptilai' HtjU's In Tall Ovt
co.itf, at popular pi ho. mn ho s-ecn
in out show window 1. Itlihaidsft
"W'litli, J,n l.iiclMiwaiiiia iiuiiue.
Km Kale un account ot the owner
le.nlui: Scianlun, mu of tlio oldrft,
liobt -tahlIblicil mid (uft pa In? liusl
nibs In tho ilt. I'liii. 51,600, woilli
J.'.SOO. "Will pay foi iUeli In n cat-,
Apply to T. lluekett. l'ikc Build
Int, 120 Washington acnuer
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