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The plensant method nnd litiiic-licinl
effects of the well known remedy,
Syhup op I'ioh, matiufiiuliircd by tho
(.'Ai.irottmA Fio Svittn Co., Ilhisirtito
the vnluc.of ohtnlnhifT tho liquid laxti
tlvo principles of plants known to bo
medlcluully laxative nud pri'Mintlng
thorn in the form most refreshing to the
tnsto and acceptable to the system, It
islhoone perfect. Ktrcngthenlng laxa
tive, eleanMiip thu nyMeni effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling ono
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Us perfect freedom from
every objectionable, quality and sub
stance, and Its acting on tho kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing flgs
arc used, as tney are pleasant, to tnc
taste, but tho medicinal qualities of tho
remedy are obtained from honnii nml
other 'aromatic plants, by a method
known to tho Camfoiinia Fio Smut
Co. only. In order to get its bcncticlnl
effects and to avoid imitations, pleaso
remember the full name of the Company
printed on tho front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO.
BAN FRANCISCO, CAt,.
T,OUI8VH,I,E, KY. NEW YORK, T. Y.
Forsoto by all Druggists. PrlcoMs. pcrbottlo.
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in:n;ni:i:s iimpoiit rn.i:n.-Tiic upoit of
Aitorrifv i ', II. (j.uilncr a irftrre in tlip imp f
I lip ' II. C I.is'iih , omp.tnv :i)T,iiiiv I'uithcroc 4:
AVutMn.-, un-. filcl ,iitrnli.
-IICO.MI TALK. Hit- m-i-oiuI of Mi.- IMiUli-
Mil'.- i.iiiir lall.s. lli.it m lent i:B.it," "111
ln shin en TucmI.i.v :ito ;i tn't. Xm. .",. .il I
u'( lock, at tlif teslilriiip n( Mrs. T. II. WallJm.
I'lll.-ONTIt IX AIT.II.-A diml-trim inlrotitr
li.iintil MiLmsliIni i.-i'.tpnl .wslrril.iy tioni ?jy
A nit pjili, where lie iwi-. nniklni; uifli .i K.iu;; .if
If I low pri-uncra. lie li.ul mil Ihth i.ii.liuc.l liitl
nfelit.
( iiAii(si:n with riiiirrixu. Miun riiuu.
l'ol.nul.r le-iiliiif nt l.V! NjiiIIi Si-wmli -licet,
v.i niiT-led irstriiLiy .-iflcruoiiti .it I lie L.iiK.iwah
iii M.itimi lor rn.iuiiii: in a li'.'lit with Kr.ml
n.inkle. MasiMnilr MIII.tr lineil him M ami
I
TI!1VK IIV VIOXi: Mu. Mime Cur. .f
fli.vli tllilm. ns i-t im k hy a .-tone while riditv.'
in a tiliiiih.in eat li'irntly .mil Mi.t.iiiieil ,i .liht
iiijmy tf nr lluhIer. Some or.e hmled the
-tone tiiionuii the - .ir window while it w.i-. p.i
iritr .ilony: W'ahinlun .iienne, tie.u Adi -tieet.
rr.r.i. rnoM a i'oi.i:. o-.-.h- supios m sith
stirrt, .i L,iiU.iwiinn.i Telrihnie loinpnny line
ln.in, Fii-I.iin, . IniiLrn leu .Hid nlhei le.t eii-
'il- injinie hy Lillinu tioni a pole ,il IlkK-eu
ity, 'lltni.l.iy. lie w.i woil.inc: ne.tv tie top
of ,i mi-(,i,iI iiole when li. piu ur.ne w.ii
nuil pirripltateil linn to the moniiil.
AP'IO.MOIIILi: UlN.-The S. i.inton Aiilenio
Mle ilnli will line It-. HM urn tml.ij. 'Hie c-trt
will he in.nle fri in loint lioue s.iu.ne at ;'.t"
1. in. The tom.-e will lie In (Jieen Hid'.:.1 .nel
lM(k and thin out Hie lioiitm.nd to Helieilile's,
wheie the meiiibii- and their jne-U will lie ' li
ft ll.iilied at 5iippet by I'. . NVevtoii.
SV.W TltAIX. Oa Noi. 17 the .lir-e I. ulr.il
Mill stmt a new, fnl il.is liaii; of Pnllniin
nuil d.iy lu.iehe-, le.nins Sn.inlon at 7..M a. in.,
lenihins I'liil.ideiphi.i at noon, and le.ivimt Phil
adelphi.i at ti p. in., iimi lilnc S. i.inlon at l(l,!i").
I hi- will allow .-K houis in Philadelphia for
business, Tho ti.iin i- e-nei i.i iKBii;nei1 lot
Sl.iiitriii.l'lill.iilclplii.i ii.ncl.
si;Ni:il IIV l!i:((llil)i:it.-l!e.uider ( mincll
c.s(crdiy sluneil Hie (irdlii.iiii e .ipptopriatin;;
.'I, lis lor the p.iymnit of certain ilrtliiriicli-, and
al-o (lie followlni; re-olnlion-,: l'l.n irlinpr for the
ihinv'e of an ebitrl" lli;li( from M.illes avenue to
Tleedi flieet; pioiidin? f r the extension of (he
lime fm the rniMiiietton ol S'C'tion A. Tenth
t-ewer cli-tikt, tor eicht nionth.
ron i'ai.-i: l'limiiNsi:. William iioK.iii, .1
pedlar leddins; in l'illston, was aiie-led yestei
day at the histanie of S. II, TivlniiiK, the IVtm
aieinie optieian. on the iharKe of false puleiM'.
At a heaiimr, (Ondiieied before Magistrate Millar
jfieidiy afteinoon, Twiulim ilalmed the Itcaall
njieh.is('il a box of te..t hn.-es, i.ilued at ..l .,",,
(nine weeks aso, and s.ilil lie would return in hall
im lionr with the innne.i. lie neiei irttirned ,inii
Mr. Twining neiei' lie.iul horn lilm line. The
lii.iiiisti.itc held I!cm!i nndir WOll ball for his ap-
e.ii,nuc at eotal.
New Garments.
. We open this morning new assort
ments of Ladles' ltnglans. Long and
Short Coats ami Misses' Coats. It will
pay you to see them before yon buy.
MKAIIS ft HAC1KX.
Do Not Wnlk. Schriever Pays Hnil
rottd or Bus Pare,
liven If you live as far awny as Car
bninlale, Sehrlover will ullow you
round trip railroad l'nre on un order for
photographs', that amounts to ?;', or
more while tho street car strike ron
ti lines. Artistic photos and free fare
jiraetleally brings the (Sold Medal
Studio to your door.
The Dressy Men
nil buy Million's shoes, "23 I.ickawun
n, i avenue.
Smoke tho Toeono uc. cigar.
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BOND OFFERINGS.
Spring Brook Water.lst Mtg.Oa
Xacka, Vnlloy Elec. Light, 1st
Mtg. 5s.
North Jersey and Pocono Moun
tain Ice Co,, 1st Mtg. 5s.
Standard Gas Co., 1st Mtg, 5s.
lichjghton Water Supply Co.,
1st Mtg, 5s.
New Mexico Railway nml Coal
Co,, 1st Mtg, 5s,
Description and price on nppli
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WilVrs lliuc. t'jrbvii'l.Ic -f-
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CHAHLES FROHKAN HERE.
Saw "Qtinllty Street'' nt tho Lyceum
Last Night,
Miiuy who siiw tlin wuiitlcri'iil ium--ftiriimiu'e
Blven at tho li.vceuin hint
nlRht by MIm Mnuilt' Ailunia nulU'uil a
Rhurl, bhirk hulri'd uiiin, iltcsfod hi a
very sober business Kit It ol lilni'U, leave
tin t If lo sent on tho iIkIH hiiiitl Hide
of the theatre ami lnpn ullt Into the
lobbj III tile Host of I'tiell net.
It Was CtiarluM Fi'olnuaii, the Napol
eon of Ihr llieatrlcnl liinlito.n, the mini
who nt the precenl tlnie linn iniire tlie
atiical Ventures llniii any other nne
uiiin In lltu world.
"It Is nearly live .enri slnee I l;it
saw Her.iiilnii," snlil .Mr. FrnlimiMi nn
he clnitleil with a ri'lliline limn be
tween the nets, "f riiine hero to pttl on
'.Secret Hervleo' anil npenl severnl days
hi the tlty nt that llniu. 'fseerel !-'er-vlee'
was rt wnnderflil Uleeess anil lint-
tually I nsi'iieinip some ol' lis sueees.i
to the liiek that followed It from Henm
ton." With rel'eieive In his mescal vlsll
Mr. Froliuinii Hiild lie ettlile on yesler
tlay lo see "Quality Street " "I ntaned
It," he calil, "and was with the show
for several iiIkIUm after II wan llr.-'l
put on two weeks ni,o In the West. I
iiatl lo return to New Yolk anil llndlug
f eould siinro tonlshl t ran out here In
see how the play Is progressing."
He expressed himself as highly
pleased with the line performatu'c given
by .Miss Adams and her enmpnuy taut
night and took n real delight in hnvlng
had a part In giving Ihu stnge u piny
which Inst night's big nudleiiei' gnvo
such iimnl.slnk.'iblc evidence nl liking.
"It Is very gratifying to me," he said,
"lo have a part In the production of
this piny. 1 sat tonight and walched
the effect of the play on that line nti
illenee In the theatre. I was greatly
pleased to see tho way young ami
old enjoyed It. tl's something of a
novelty In the wny of a drama, but the
public lias already approved of it."
.Mr. Frohmnn Is a ipiiet. unobtrusive
person who, despite the nerve-racking
nature of his business for years, Ims
not a gray hair nml looked last night
as If he had not a care In the world.
He loft early this morning for New
York.
BUSY DAY FOR WORKERS
Animated Scenes at Republican
Headquarters Yesterday Execu
tive Committee Meets Today.
It was a busy place about Tlepubll
ean headtiuarters yesterday. All clay
long tho rooms were etowded with
workers making reports and getting
Instructions concerning the work lo be
done between now and Tuesday niglil.
Secretary Acker was kept busy re
ceiving and arranging the petitions for
the appointment of overseers, etc.,
which will be made by the court today.
The executive committee will have
a meeting at headipnirters this after
noon at ."! o'clock. It will be an Im
portant meeting and the presence of
every member of the committee Is de
sired. In no campaign for years has such
earnest, thorough work been accom
plished as Is now being done for the
Republican candidates. The kind of
i ampaigiilng resorted to by the Jleino
crtits lias aroused the lighting blood
of every worker in the party, and,
regardless of factional leanings in the
past they arc giving their best efforts
to the election or (he entire Republi
can ticket,
The men who were betting- two
weeks ago that the state candidates of
the Union party will parry the county
are now hedging. They hnve discov
ered that J.aekawannu will on Tues
day retain Its old place in the Repub
lican column.
JUST A RAY OF HOPE.
Possibility of n Meeting- Between
Officials and Strikers.
The effort to effect a compromise hi
the street ear strike, to which refer
ence was made in Wednesday's Tri
bune, Is progressing favorably. An io
lluentinl eitlr.eti, who Interested himself
ns a mediator al. the reouost of the
strikers and prominent business men,
has been In eoinmunicatlon with olll
eials of the company, endeavoring lo
bring about a meeting, at which the
differences can be adjusted. It is hoped
that today will see the meeting ar
ranged for.
There weie no n'ew developments of
note In the -trlko situation yesterday,
neither side having- made any import
ant moves, and nothing having occurred
in the wny of disorder.
Tho Green Ridge People's line, which
has been undergoing repairs since the
strike began, will be reopened Tuesday.
The company will nlso further extend
its out-of-town service next week.
Frank Lancaster, of -107 CllbMin
stieot: Norman Muldooney mid Kred
Holmes, of Phelps street; .lack Nealon,
of Court street, and Peter Roche. Hon
Davis and Chnrles Clarke, of Wyom
ing avenue, all boys between the ages
of IL' and 111 years, were arrested yes
terday at the instance of Superinten
dent Patterson, of the Seranton Rail
way company.
They are accused or having thrown
stones at a Oreeu Ridge Suburban
car on North Washington avenue be
tween Cilhsou and New street on Thurs
day night. Several of the windows
were smashed and u woman passenger
was slightly injured. The boys will
be given a hearing today before Mag
Istrnto Millar.
John Connolly, of Penu avenue, was
anestcd yesterday al tho Instance of
Stephen Oyer, who charges him with
assaulting one of the Imports uniued
J. II. Chirk as the latter was walking
along Penn avenue on Wednesday. He
will bo given a hearing today before
Magistrate Howe,
"KARDIA KOMOS."
Entertainment Planned for the Ly
ceum on Dec. 13 nnd M.
As- iho time approaches ir the en
tcrtulnment, entitled "Kardla Komos,"
Which will be Klvun In Hie Lyceum the.
aire, December lii-ll, under the ails
plees of i.leneral (iobln command of
Spanlsh-Ainork'nn War Veterans, much
Interest U beJutr nmulfoHieil by tu.
young people of this section who will
participate In the various purls.
In addition to the drills, tableaux,
etc., a bayonet exercise and charge,
which will be rendered lo music, will
Im a feature and will lie given by well
known young men of Seranton.
They are hard at work perfecting
themselves In the various evolutions
and drill In the old nrinorv twice a
week. The girls' classes also practice
at tho armory, and drills are being held
there every afternoon nnd cvenlnsr.
Talk with Christian.
About these Nutitanil l.lfu nod Trust
I'o.'s (en payment gold bonds. Do it
now,
OPENING OF
THE SEASON
LEAGUE BOWLERS WILL BEGIN
MONDAY NIGHT.
There Will Be Two Series of Games
This Yon r Ono Will Bo tho
Northeastern Peimuylvnnln League
Series and the Other tho Bicycle
Club League Series Last Night's
Gamo Between the Backus nnd tho
Green Ritlgo Wheelmen Club
Won by Wheelmen,
Tile bowling season w III actively com
mence next week, with the optnlng of
the championship series of thn North
ciiflern Pennsylvania. Howling league,
and nlso the .tlle etc Club's league. The
major poitlon of the clubs composing
the former league are hi this city, while
two of the four tennis which make up
tin Club league ate from Seranton,
also.
The Northeastern Pennsylvania league
games will be bowled on Mondays and
the Club league on Thursdays of each
week. Following arc the schedules:
Minriii.AsTLit.v i'i:n.nsi,.ma li:aii r
Heme Team. V.i(oi.
N'n. I. -West Knit s. Si i, niton lliijile.
111. ol. Pl.iniDiuls .-. (tieeii Kiil'jc
ilk litis is, ;i ,,-
.Vii II. s'uatilon lllojelo is. Wist L'nA
tlieeii l!hli:c !-. Ill nk lli.iinoiidv
RIK- vs. lluhiK
Xm. I ll.iil.iis is. SlI'.iiiIhii llle.nle.
Ill it I; Hi. mum. I- .. LIU
Wesl Iltnl w. (been Itbluc,
Xov. '",.--, r.inton llieiele t. Hiidou.
i:il.s vs. Wail; Diamond-'.
litem llhlse 1.'. West Did.
Ilec. . Iliad; lli.iniDinl.. i.. Wc-t Liu).
II it-Mi 1.-. dieeii UIiIkc.
Llks s .seranton llU.ule.
Iee. y. We.-I laid vs. Ilhieh lllainond-i.
(been llidm; 1-. H.ieMK
Sei.mlon Uleyilc ... LIU
Dee. Hi. Wesl Lnd 1-. Llk-".
Illack Diamonds i. Il.u l,n.
linen Itklgc is. Seranton Hicycle.
Ike. -J.!. LIU .-. We.-t Lnd.
Hat Mi-i 1-. Ill.ick l!jni?i.il-.
S'eiatilon Itieycle -. (teen Ilida.
He,-. Ml.-We-t Ln.l 1-. II.iiMk
Lll.s is. limn Itidue.
Ill.ii k lli.nnoiids . seraiiloii llii.nie.
.tan. li. Ilai km is. W'e-t Lnd.
iliem lliilse 1-. Lit,--
siuntoti lliejde is, !ie( Dianiond.s.
IIIL'VC I.K CLfll-i l.LAfirL.
Homo Team. Visitor-1.
Xu. 7. 1. uen Kid'e heilmen .-. Sd.in'on
llieiele.
Wist Lnd Xo. 2 - Wot Laid No. ::.
No. II. -vi.ntton llie.iile is. Wet Lnd No. '..
Wesl Lnd Xo. ." . Iliem lllilae.
-Vol. 'M. (iimi Itiilse is. Wc-I Lnd Xo. -'.
We.-t Lnd Xo. .'! is. Seianton Hi. .vie.
Nov. '.'S.S.I tanton lllejilij is. West Lnd .No. ::.
W'e-I Lnd Xo. 'J is. llieen llidKC
Dee.
ll,o.
lie..
Dee.
.Ian.
.Ian.
ti. -fliein liiiife i--. Wt.-t Lnd Xo. '!.
Wc-t Lnd Xo. 2 is. Seianton Hi(,iile.
I - - Su.mlon llio.wle Vs. C.'reen llide.
We-t Lnd .No. :i 1-. West Lnd Xo. -'.
in.
-tin-en llide is. s'u.inton lliejeie.
Wi-I Lnd Xo. v. is. Wc-t i:ml Xo. ::.
Seianton llieiele v. Wot Lnd N'o. 2.
We-I Lnd Xo. ij i-. (iicui llidse.
liieen lltifgo is. We.-i Lnd Xo. -'.
U'.-l Lnd Xo. .! is. Siianton llii.ule.
-Si r.inton lliiule is. West Lnd Xo. il.
Wot Km) Xo. 2 is. Oreen lllilae.
Jjii. III. -Ijiiiii lti!ac 1-. West Lnd No. ;!.
W'e-t Liel Xo. 2 is, Seianton llii.ule.
.I.iti.2.i. Si r.inton lliejile i-. liieen llidce.
Wesl Lnd Xo. :: is. We-I Knd Xo. 2.
The Open Kidge AVheelmen's Norlh
eastern l'ennsylvanla League team de
feated 'I he Jlr.okus team on the latter's
alleys last night in a closely contested
game. The members of the- liaekus
team worn out for blood, because the
hoys from (ireen Uidge defeated ihetn
hist week and they rolled a splendid
game, scoring more plus than their op
ponents, but failing to win two of the
time games rolled. The games, and
not the total number of pins, are to
count this season.
The game was played with two sets
of the new regulation pins, which have
ln.cn recently adopted as the standard
pins by the National Howllmr league,
mid which will be used )y the- North
eastern Pennsylvania league this sea
son. Tiny are broader at the base than
the pins which have been in use nud
are said to lie a little more dilllcult lo
knock down. Last uiclit's scores were
as follows:
It M lit'-..
1'ot.ll-
lloll 171 II..". tin I'.i.!
Meislir 12.1 2nl l.V, sj
r.i!m ahull i .vi i;.-, mi in,
I'.ekeiis Isll l, lot in,
lloiikin- l."7 I7ii 1711 .'n;
7W ssi ;ii-, -j,,;i
lillLI'.X 1II1II1L Wlll'.LI.MLX.
Ta.ilor I. 2H7 11.1 I'.'l
Se.ini.nis l.'ll I7 lis: 11.7
.Mooii" ls ,v, iii IT7
M,i.-on 172 I VI K1 .110
Weiehel K.s III ls7 IW
7!'l ' Ml 1171
FIGHTING FOR PRINCIPLE.
Poor Board Orders a Second Appeal
from a S3 Verdict.
Hiiine months ago Dr. I'orteus, of
Taylor, examined a woman who was
believed to be Insane and declared her
to be of unsound mind. Shu was later
sent to tho Hillside Home by the poor
board.
The doctor sent ill n bill for $.', to the
board, but It was not passed because
Director 1'alnc announced that Im had
given Dr. I'orteus no authority to ex
amine the woman, the rule of the board
being Unit the director of the dlstiict
must authorize such exniulnallons.
Dr. I'orteus brought suit before un
alderman and recovered a verdict of
if.",. The board took the ease up lo
court nud succeeded In having the ver
dict sot aside on n technicality.
lr, t'orteus, not to ho so eusily van
Mulshed, brought suit again and se
cured a second verdict for $!i and
costs, Tho board nt Its regular meet
ing yesterday afternoon, Instructed Its
attorney lo appeal the case again, this
time, on tho ground that tho costs
amounting to ?0.00 exceed tho amount
of tint verdict
Mrs Thomas cjrny, of Railroad ave
nue, u poor widow whoso husband died
a few weeks ago. applied to the board
for relief. Hhe has four children, silo
said, nnd Is without a cent in tho house.
Her ease was referred to Dr. 1'ulne
with power to act,
TEACHERS' WEEK.
An Invitation fiom Lewis & Reilly,
The school teachers now lu the city
attending thu Institute are Invited to
Inspect our line of ladles' shoes fiir full
wear. Tho "Melbu" $y shoo makes the
teucher's wink easier, and, in fact. Is
a relief for nil Ihe mental strains the
school teacher is subjected lo. We will
be pleased lo please them If they call
at our "liusy Hhou Stores."
Lewis & Itcilly,
111-116 Wyoming avenue, Hcraiitou.
Smoke the now Klcon Oc. clear,
I You J&M
I need hPj j
I ice a
y engagaga fJSwu 11 df
When you
use Dr.
Hand's
I'hosph.nlcd
I
Condensed Milk you don't need
ice lo keep it sweet, and you
cait always feel suie of its
purity. Delivered milk in fre
quently kept from souring bv
the use of chemicals duuuciou's
to health. a
or. m$
Phosphafed
onderesd
Efliik
is always swoot
..V ""V01; hon' llnl ' celo. It is
!.ii n1 '!' 1""1lL'r rt mid l"o milled
..i.i. '"""""".K una nypopiioi..
pliltcs contained In ivlicnl. It lin.i I
UiPllnvornrrreiun, tliomtstniiilng
power ornivlieut diet, llooklptfrci?
THE OR. HAND CONDENSED KltK CO.
seranton. Pa. M
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CLOSE OF INSTITUTE.
Resolutions Adopted Yesterday
Morning Final Addresses
of the Instructors.
The twenty-third annual county
teachers' institute was brought to a.
close yesterday morning, when u tlnal
session was held.
Brief addresses were made by Miss
Sutherland, who spoke on "Pedagogy
from Kipling;" Dr. Willis, whose theme
was "Method in Kdueution," and Dr.
Mcl.cllan, who s-noke on "Klements of
National I'ower." ,11 paid but little
attention to their themes and devoted
a large part of their talks to expres
sions of their thankfulness for the in
terest taken by the teachers In their
lectures. Uofore the report of the com
mittee on resolutions was received.
Prof. John T. Watkins rendered "The
Holy City" in splendid voice. The reso
lutions made tender leferenee to the
death of former Superintendent l-Virlies,
of Carbondale, and Mis-s .M. K. Ather
ton, of Taylor.
SCRANTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
New tudents are enrolling almost
daily. Many will come next week.
The night school is made up of an
earnest, ambitious lot of men and
women. There are now 17U names on
the rolls.
Mr. V. fillgallon. who has been keep
ing books for the Cudahy Packing com
pany, was the other day sent by his
company to Norfolk, Va.
Miss Margaret Doyle has secured a
position with the Republican club, and
Miss .Ada Palmer one with Attorney
Kovnolds.
J. Grant Killam has resigned his
plaeo with the Delaware, Lackawanna
and 'Western to accept another with
the master mechanic of the Lehigh
Valley railroad at Sayrc, Pa.
John Al. Kdwnrds has assumed his
duties as court stenographer lu Iho
Orphans' court.
Atiss Lizzie l.oberts is doing steno
graphic work In the olliee of the Peters
burg silk mill. Aliss Alary AlcHugh Is
bookkeeper there.
Numerous re(tiests for ofllce help. "
SATURDAY
I When you t 7
use Dr. t v - ) I
Hand's V I
I'hosph.nlcd I
I
Ladies' Raglans Pine Assortment of
Stylish Coats.
Ladies' Black Mercerized Skirls, very full $1.00
Shetland Floss Shawls, white and black 25c and 50c
Children's Toboggans and Tain O'Shanters 25c, 50c and 75c
Black Silk and Chillbn Neck Ruches 75c up to $7.50
Fast Black Steel Rod Umbrellas 39c
De ep Opening Umbrellas $1.00
DRESS GOODS
Corduroy New assortment, white, brown, tan, castor, grey,
' old rose, light blue, navy, cardinal, postman blue, reseda
green and olive 50c
Oxford Skirtings, extra heavy, 56 inches 75c
Black Melton Skirting, all wool, shrunken finish $1.50
Whip Cord, illuminated mixtures, .15 inches, 10 shades 1.00
UNDERWEAR
Ladies' extra heavy line lleeced Underwear
Children's fine (lecced Underwear 15c, 20c, 25c.
Ladies' Black Hose, double sole, fast color in all black and white
feet ; best hose obtainable at
Ki , t . , 11 1 . i:t-. ., i.
muii t. nne nauirai woc-i uuaerwear, iigru ami ueavy. . , , ,
Ladies' lino natural wool Underwear 75c and
Ladies' line white wool Underwear $1.00 and
Fine Display of Black and White Fancy Hose,
KID GLOVES
A guaranteed Kid Glove lor. , , ,
Our new M. & II. --clasp Kid Gloves
to tear or rip with the first trying
lit, best wearer ever placed on sale at
Our $.5 and $1.75 Gloves are simply perfect,
MEARS&HAGEN
415-417 LACKA. AVE,
DONATIONS FOR THE
HOME FORFRIENDLESS
Further Contributions for tho An
nual Donation Day Monthly
Donntions Received.
Tho Home for the trlcndless grille
fully acknowledges the following nihil
llnnut gifts for the. animal donation
day i
1 (Had. W.ilkln ami I,.ni Wiillon'.... -M.lhl
Mt. .t-.lin ll.de I.im
A 1'rlcnd 'MiO
Ml,", Conrad Selnnedee ,', I'll"!
Mi--. I!leli.iril (Island I do
Mrs. Slrlckl.uut '.n
V. SilitHI "in
W. II. Il.iiii ,iM(l
Mr". Henry Keeley I.i'i
I). I), i:i.in, ete rotnt M IIILuris t". Ibde
l'jrli, tneleie p.llls i.eiv lR,e.'.
Total i.'i.ll il.ill.ilioii.., si;iji:,-,,
MllMIII.V IMIN.VIIOXS.
The regular monthly donulloni' ale a;
follows:
Mlf Siif.ili lllrl.ln-'ii, half Imdiel lie.ni, i!.iin
and Ki'.i"''. M'.s Alkln.ili: irp.ilr, on lloin il
Mi. A. II. DiiiiiiIiib: Mrc. :i. It. I'.ik, luik-i
l.e.i.lies Mis. W. p, tn-.ell. ilollilni M I.,
line, (arpel i.ic'i Mr. W. W, Wntjoii, tniei
ciint fnllli I'llni l'eik, qnllllnc flames; Mi.
P. W. Mn-oii, ifi.'ipe Juice-; Mi. ('. II. I.lnd..e
(lolliins, mill, fuo.ll .Mr.. 'I'linni.t- tii, 1koii. mn
barrel- llutir; Mm, I). V.. 'Ilnri.i, lio.ih' (lolloiiB.
I. I', (inter, four li.iskitu; MIm lltnnell. Ktafes,
CI, like lluu., li.iiul ll.inr; Itei. I'. S. Ilalluitiii. ,
leading Matter; Mr. liltli.itd lliland nnd Mm.
Stiiikland, one il.u' pciillm; Mis II. (.' Iliook-.
i .a I ict iiiill! A. II. Diimilnir, luaelie.; Miks llm
ieihOii. lo (lilekoiiij (ilil,' I'lleiidly wnlilv,
furniture, Mie; Mis. I,. II. slelle, inrt.iln; Mi.
V. W'. Wat .nil. leetalile.'. lie. ; .Mis III, liinond,
leu tillig-. hull; II. A. l'ierie, leceluliles: Mi I'.
S. Mnllnt, fillll, ele. ; .1. I,. Cniiliell k Co.. Iil.e k
ilrapeiy; Mts. V. II. .lenn.lli. tn linsliil nl.i
Inen: 5lM. All I William', ilntliini:; Mm. I.eonoi,,
l.m; 111-. Willie, dentistry: Sleplidi .Iniua, h
juiii on heiiltrjr ni.iddnei Mr. .1. I'. Iirl.,n,
ipimtily fillll, lesetalile. tlntlili; Ml. .Innti
1'n.iler, caipet. i.iks; If. Kelirll; Mis. V. I), lii-n
neily, cpiantlty fruit; l'oote .. Shear. Kl'i Inn,",
of Ijrr.iil; IIt llakery. l.ox tire.nl; Mrs. II. II.
"unr, siuet corn; Mr. .1. I. Itiiii.inn, peai.e-;
I.imlen street temple, (sent hy II. Mim-s), ii'i.in
tltj leer tallies; Mr.. .1. I). Sheier, snitar; Mi-.
W. II. Unwell, t-lolliinij; ' I'. Matthew k Sons
two lniM'i niaLe Hikes: Mis. 'llmni.K l'r,ni!dlii,
Kiapes; Tilnlly I.iilhci.in tliuieli, (ii.iutlt,v lege
(nliie.s; Mrs. II. Ileum, elntlilncr nnd slims; Mr-,
Mi iuii Knlulit. Mi". . I'. Hull. Jl.illon. cloth
Inn; Mrs. I'. S Wi-lnn. barrel lloin ; ('. Miller.
iU.inllty .sweet emii; Mrs. .'. . Wnohvniili,
-st-.il -;.:.l)0; W. II. Ilieliniond. fruit and leee
tallies: .Mis. W. W. Watson, fiult, veRitalile- .mil
i. ike; Mt. Unbelt .lenkln. William, ilotliins;
Mr. A. A. Aikni.ui. fruit: -Masler Moses ll.mey,
elothliijr. i-oap; II. A. l'ieire, trnil -mil lei-'e-tables;
Mrs. 11. 11. l'rall, ilolldm;: Mis. I'. V.
Ma-on, fnilt. leeelalde and iul.c; Mis. .!. I'.
Slii-iei', sh.nil; .1. II. W'ool.sey, wonil, (.'. (1.
llrooks. Hour; r. II. Twining, jrl.ie-; II. A.
I'iei-te, full! and v-'sclaliles; 'Ml-. A. II. lJimniUB.
fruit : U.isliliiati Sheet 1'iesbyteri.in eluneli, ic
(leain: II.. I., nnd W. emrineeis, iar.et; Mi-.
Williani 1'. Kennedi. ilntlilns; Mr. II. II. hip
pie, nine; Mi. W. 1). Kennedy, fruit; Mrs. I:. .1.
Ileiiurll. fiuil: Ml-, i:. II. sturire.s. fruil ; Ml-.
Annie Vol in, fiuil; Mi. T. W. Itotkwell. (lour,
1!. .1. l'.isler, lloin ; Mrs. .lolin fJentcr. elolhinp
Ml.. Waller Jl.illlien, elotldnc: Ml. C. 1'. Mil
(lit in, fiult; Ml-', .lolin sheier, m.ipes; Mis. li.
(1. Diooko, elnlhins:; Mi.-s Sii.-au Morri. lull.
Ihs.eiN iveie fumi-hed by Ml-. C. II. Seolt.
Mrs. A. (!. fiilnioie. Mrs. Charles sehl.iKer. Mr.
W. 1). Kennedy, Mr-. 1". W. Mason, .Mr. C. I!.
Sinitli.
lee was fiiiiii.lu-il daily b.i Hie Con-uuieis lie
company.
III-. MiTiininn wis h, .'ilteinlinee.
sATl'UDAV XICIIT DONOIfs.
liohrwassei's Ilakeiy. Mis Zhdler. William .1.
M.lllel, W. II. l'ierie. II. II. Sweet. 1). II. M.1I-lieiijri-,
.1. T. lto.iei-, ('. i:. Until', A. M. Sloir,
I'.ieiett llio-., II. A. 1'ieree, K. C. Cmn-en, T.
II. Can-, Cora Hell Marie). Sweet'.s .Maiket.
The Home is greatly Indebted to a
number of gentlemen who have con
tributed generously to the coal supply.
IN REGISTER'S OITICE.
The will of Martin Andiew. late of suan'.ou,
was le-tinl.iy mliiiitteil to piobate and bllers
tesiainenlaiy miauled to Meli.-s.i ( huuianl.
lu .the estate of .lames A. Ilariinttton, lale of
Punnioie, leller.s testamentary wen- (Mauled lo
Catherine llairingtnn.
The will of Tanuy fiallasher, lale of 'I'hroop,
was adniitled tu piobate ie.-tenlij.
'Quality .Street."
Hchriever's iihotographs are, ilgura
tlvely speaking, made upon that thor
oughfare, but no premium over regular
prices is asked.
.
Tho popular Punch cigar Is still tha
leader of tho 10c cigars.
we positively warrant not
on. The best shap;, best
,$1.00
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1.00
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JJ Yon will need tionio pvotty
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Geo. V. Millar &
You May Spend Your Nights
In the Maine Woods
My sleeping on n pillow mntle of bnls.iin fir. These pillows
arc recommended ns n cure for catarrhal troubles and for sleep
lessness. '1 heir odor is (iclightlul. Our supply is limited, but
while they last we will sell them for "jo cents. One for 40 cents
if bought with a Cushion Top, of which we have the finest in
Tapestry and Silk at Low Prices.
Sa anion Bedding Co.,
p. A. KAISER, MANAGER.
I.nckawniina nnd Adams Aves.
L. CRANE
Established 1866.
Sent Skin Coals
si.-ifi. sir,.
,- : -,.-- .., .,, . - .7
3f $'200, S225,
Nts 5230.
Persian Lamb Coats
S70, Sioo.
$125, $150.
Furs of
All Kinds
i-til's repaired.
Raw furs bought
New Buifidiflig, 324
Established 1866.
!
IrflTikj
U-s-WtefS
Young Men of
craetoji and Vicinity
We extend to you an invitation to call and inspect
The World's Best
...
Prndiirtinns in F.ill nnd Winter
J Icatncrs Vici Kid, Box Calf, Fnamel, Patent Calfskin. Most cor-
4. rect in styIe,double sole, extension edge, dn t7 Cfl 3Hf1 tJ
winter weights, at the popular prices.. P pjJU dull W-
;
j m in ii
330 Lackawanna Avenue.
We Have Just Opened
Needless to say it's the
money, or it wouldn't be
IT INCLUDES.
Pots, Pans, Kettles, Coal Hods,
Spiders, Griddles, Etc, In fact,
all of the many Kitchen Utensils
made in this ware. See window
display.
J. D. WILLIAMS & BRO.
312-31'! Lackawanna Avenue.
FfflMnrmrTTTTTT " ! mm 1
35c ,. . ,
Mm .,
SiMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
Occupies an Imperishable Position
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Wi uiimnjauununiu jujimiui mihii
NO, StJ S. Eighth St..
Scrnntou Brnnuh Otllco, Noa.
EMPTY HOUSES
CAN BE READILY FILLED IF ADVERTISED IN
THE" FOR RENT" COLUMNS OF THE TRIBUNE
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-TARDINIERES, such ns you will
them Inside.
white with embossed gold work for:
II1 j llK.ll I'ot ,
i.'a ItnM Cut ,,,,,
Co. iSPSSSJfSSS. f
Both 'Phones
H. D. CRANE
A new invoice of very
clever SUITS just re
ceived. Also some very fine
Walking Skirts
For clotlx and style they
are perfect, ranging in
price from
$7.50 to $16
Lackawanna Ave
Take Elevator.
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Pnntw.ir. in nil tin facliinnnhlp
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Our New Fall Stock of
very best possible for the
here.
in the BUSINIiSS WORLD.
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1 1 n n.wrix-, t1 C.MMS.lr, hlrl
Annually adds thousands of names to
the Ions list of Smith Premier users,
representing every line of trade and
eery profession , ,.
ii.uijmtiicii i4j.ii.uuui. rncf.,
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co,, I
Philadelphia, Va.
1 and 3, Arcade Biuldinp;.
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