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THE SC1UNTON TRIBUNE-SATUJIDAIT, iNOVEMJJEll 10, 1901.
Tyt ' -i1-" v S7W3
jwasmT ira
All Excellent Combination,
Tlie plo.'tMtllt method Mill bclicllcitll
effects of tin' well known leniedy,
Kvnur of l-'mfl, lnuuitfiiutureil by the
C.m.ifohhi.v I'm Smut' Co.. illustrate
tlmviiluunf uhtiiltiiiitf tho liquid liixn
) tire princlple-i f plants known to bo
l medicinally laxative, and ptehcntlnir
1 thciniullic. form most i-efroMliititftotho
Ituslo and uceopluble to the system. It
lis this one perfect htrenxtliuiiiiif,' luxa
Itlvo, cli'nnsiiijr tho system ulTcetually,
fdlspt'lliiiH' colds, hcit'dnelies nnd fovcrK
frcntly yet promptly and onubliiifr olio
i to overcomo liablttitil constipation per
manently. 1 1 -4 perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, nnd 1M iietliiffoit the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weukotnni:
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the proees-s of manufacturing fip.s
are. iwd, ah t liny are pleasant to tho
taiite, buLtliomod-oinal qutiliticsof the
remedy are. obtained from betina and
other 'aromatic plants, by n method
known to the Camfoiinia. Flo faynur
Co. only. lu order to get its beneficial
elV'-eis'nnd to avoid imitations, filcasu
rcmeiribrrthefullnaiiicof tlieCompany
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN KltANOTSCO, OAlt
i.ourtiviLi,i;, ky. new yobk, n y.
Forsalohyall DniBKlsts.. Price 50:. pcrbottlo.
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Imlhliv Jriif ol tht ncwt-t Jiul lt,-t m
Picture Frames
and Pictures
i- uiiv iciilv ..n niiklit yo fuitlici mil j-if U .
inis r ini:iiir r mm: 'inr iii(.r!iT
Dl M 1 It-. I.N M.r. I'MM.Il Wl l'MM-5 IN
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Jacobs & Fasold,
S00 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
MADE
maim:
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Stconi Separators, Oil Extractors, Shak
ing Orate Uurs, Furnace ISIuncr.s Inili
cutors, Uiiilucinu Vahes
STEAAl ff rVT IJILTiNa
PUAlPsHN'rnNO,
niioi- in, wiiii i: on imioni .
I nion mi;m M'i:di iv umi'NW,
in l'i iiiUlin cimo
OM MMi in, C. It.
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SCRANTON
Gty Notes, j
Hll.l, V. r UIM.IIVMIOS Hi, SlmH
Dl till' I IlKiW.II II I flint lull 1(1111 Mill )ilij .
lliiMlinntuii llih -i.liii.il K mi nt Uiiii.Ii until) tu
l!.ij. il'l.l! r tN I, ltl'111. VIS- M. -l'n.iiiilli it
S u'iImI. tniiulit tin1 iiitui' i Inn us will ii hi ii e
Hi (iuirii-iy lull iiiiilpf iIk. iIuuHhi nf Mi-,
Jli.Nii'.
-i. o.M) I'liiMim:!!! n ( iii it( ii ( hoii:
'I In' tlioli- ot tin- -itiiiul I'ii -li, iiium i huii h ,il
lilirji-e at 7 o'iIikK tciilalit m tip ,lu,. if v
O'cloiK, tin.' ti-uil lioui,
nn iiih; niv Jtvw ir. the i.umc i m-
itllill," Wlillcil lij I, llliil.lill 'IVilIllili-oll, nf
IIU 1'1-uKlil tint, (In, iln, n, jL u,
-iiiul li.i . II -iil.hu, iim-.it? imlill-lioi, ii
'liilnl. Ililih. It i, iluli..ilf, i "VM I..HH,,,
lliikti'ii.
Chestnut, Stove nnd Egg Conl, ?3,00
Per Ton,
dfliveu-il In all paits of Slimiuuii, Dhii
luoie, l.oo, Aililienh oulets to the
Mowiy AVil.-on t'oal t'o Hux :'7J, Uun.
inoio, P,t,
Poor Tnxes.
The 10'Jl poor tuxes ute p.ihl duo.
Pv them now nnd s-ave io.-is oilleu
w Ith "city tieiiHtiifi'.
' 1" -M. Vol liny t'olli-tlor.
The popular Punch cigar Is still ths
ieaiier ol the 10c tlgara.
-'f f-f-f-f -fff -fft-f
$ BOND OFFERINGS.
T Spiing Hiook Water, 1st Mtg.Qa
X Lackn, Valley Elec. Light, 1st
t Mtg. 5s.
T Nai til Jersey and Pocono "Moun
tain Ice Co,, 1st Mtg, 0s,
Standnul Gas Co., 1st Mtg, 5s,
Xebiglitou Water Supply Co.,
lbt Mtg, 56.
New Mexico Railway and Coal
Co,, 1st Mtg. 5s.
Desciiption and piioe on applL
cation.
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CHANGE IN TROLLEY ROUTES.
Sctnnton Railway Coinpttny tuiprov
j ing Its "Hill" Service.
I Tin' tfemnton ttulhvay eoinpan. It
1 eiiKtiited In pulling In two ereis-ovr
til V04 til the Intel Fiction ol' .Mitillsxilt
incline mid AllllbelTV street to connect
up the lines that miss tit that point
lil'lioilllil PetetHblllg iiinl Xny Aug
him Will tnhe Ihe l.mtlcl lllll I ollte
' 1 1 1 1 this point on, mill l.mnel lllll and
Qlllncy iivciiue earn will Hike the Pet
ersbuitf ami Nn.v Auk route ns fur im
thH toiijei when uolng out.
The eonipuny hui two purpoxe-i In
Mtu In milking HiIm chiiiiHc. cine Ii
Iiiul the Lituiel lllll nnd ijuliiey uve
II le ems limy pils-s out U'llshlllKtoll
inemii' by Hie mini house mid UiioukIi
tic rcMldctilliil illsltlel, travel Med by
tin' Xny Auk nnd Peieitburg ems,
rather Hum uIoiik upper l.iieUuwiinuii
incline, .lelfcison u venue mid Hank
Hlieel to MuiIImiii. Th" other Is to
switch leturiiliig eui'rt uif the Nay Aug
and I'etersliiiiK line. Ironi .Miullson ue
ll tic In the ei'iitint elt,. Willi Ii Is sIiikIc
trucked fiom Mmllson, down .Mullieiry.
.IclTciMou mill i.lndcii, thi'tehv pic
vclitllii; Hie H.'i;i n nlluix ili'lu,s t lu i L
ro l'rcillcnlly occur m the switch, on
.Mulbeiry. Iictwtcn Miullson nnd .Icf
liimu, when lluic Is lieuw triilllc on
the Xny Any line,
ESTIMATED REVENUES.
Deputy Couttollor Ilattlcy Has Po
dded to Count in Estimated Re
ceipts fiom License Tax.
L)i pnt I'oliliollei ('. A. Ilititlc.x, who
Is pirp.irhiK lo lomplle nn c.-llmitte of
the levcliucs lor llt'Nt ctil, ll.lS de
i lded lo tin crtiilii. .is nearly .is po"l
lil", the miionnl ol iivciiue w h!i Ii will
(ouie n inn (he eiil'oiieiiiont ol the II
lense t.ix otdliiiiiu e, in cully p.i-hcd,
mid to iucot jiotiite this tiiuount in his
chlini.tte.
There hits been mine Utile di-ut ion
us to whether it would lie pinner to do
this, on iiciumil nf the miiiouiiccini nt
on the p.nt of the eoiup.inlo tint t they
will light the oiiliiiutue. A legal light,
In ought against the ineas-.ui c, would,
ol umi i-e, hold ol'i for poihiiii-i ti year
or llinie. Ihe i nllei thill ol anv tll -,
hlioulil the ordinuiHc he ihilared lep,.il.
The pot-ltlon l.ikeu hv the tlcpuly
(olitioller is thaf the oidlnaiiie is to
lie consldeted legal until detl.ticd ille
gil b" the cotllt mid that, thel ol'oie,
it Is pciiectly piopcr lor liini lo loini
an c.slhiiule ol' the ieeiiue which will
he derived fiom the otdliiance and m
loipoiute it in his esthnutc ol iecnues.
Sex ei til loiini ilnicn -ecu hy a Tilbtuie
man, notiihly Common Comitllni.tn t.u
thcr Keller, stiy th.tt they v. ill he
guided hy the notion ot the eonti oiler.
"II" the councillor includes, an esti
mate ol the amount, to be deihed lioin
the imposition of tint- liceii-e tax in his
general estimate ot levenue.-," said Mr.
Keller. "I would luor (he appiopii.t
tion of that s-uiii, in nddltlou to the
amount appiopi lnl"d loi goneial ilty
pin poses this e.tr. ThuL will give us
lust so much of mi iniie.i-c. I tun un
alterably opiiosed to laising any inoiu
money hv the taxation of piopeity mid
individuals than we laisid this year.
The tax rate must not be one bit
larger."
The depittv lotitiollei has uol .vet
llguied out how he 1- going lo t .-. t i
mute the amount to he deilved lioni
taxation. As heietoloie pointed out in
these columns, he ian mini no such
thnaie, lieiau-e the 0111011111 ol tuxes
vvhlih councils 1 ,in now impo-e is uu
lltnltcd. The only thing w lib h ian he dune is
to eslimato what a kvv tin lesiMinding
to ten mills, thih yoai's tax i.ile, -will
umoiiut to. The mallei v. ill he hi ought
up tit the next meeting ol Hie ieint
der's e.iblnt t, to be hi Id i-hoith
SARAH GRAND TO LECTURE.
Will Be Heaid in Wilkes-Banc on
November 29.
"Mm". S.uah (band, the noted Kng-li-li
aulhoie.is, x III delivei a lei tun
in Willies-Hal 10 Filday evening, Xov.
-"I, lit the Xeshitl theatie. Few nioic
dellghllul hooks have beiu published
than her 'Heavenly Twins," vvhhli
has had tin Ininiente 1 in illation, tnli
eis of her noted books vvhlih have
hail a wide 1 licul.iltnu ate "ll.ib-, the
linpo-slblo" and "The llelli Hook."
Madame Oraud is tippeai ing in thi"
tottntiy under the niaiiagenient of
Major Pond, The subject of the lei -tine
she -will give in AYilkes-iSaue Is
'.Mere .Man." the let lute which has been
iioating so 111 in it of a imoie In the
hllS" litil-.
GETS HIS BOARD FREE.
William Buike Ai tested Four Times,
by Ti listing Landladies.
William Hui Ke M.ii guested yester
day at the instuiHo of Mts. Mary Mil
lion, of Vim avenue, who ehurges him
with detraudlng her out ot a boaid hill
amounting to J1 This is the founh
time that lie has been m tested 011 this
charge within the pusl six month".
lie was given a Iteming hofoie Al
derniuti Uudily, who held him under
S'idil ball lor his appellant o ut uiutl,
A gentleman mimed .lohn K'elly oiieied
lo go his ball, but as he didn't know
what slieol bis piopeit.v was located
on, w he bought it fiom or v. ho he
tented II lo, Ihe nficr was de lined
with thanks by the iildciinmi. An
other hondsmuit was sci tiled inter.
STRUCK BY AN ENGINE,
Conl Picket nt Glenbuvu Met Dc.ith
on the Rniliond.
.lohn Mullluox, of Pulton. v,as Hie
name ot the tuuu who wtis kllhd on the
Liickuw.iuiia rnlhoud at (ileiilmiu 011
Thui.-diiy. lie was picking coal oil' .he
1 itlliotiil when he won stuieU by .1
puslicr, mid sustained Injuiles which
( aused his death.
Cototier itolierls went in Paltou vcs.
tculay mid conducted an autopsy lu the
disc. H was learned tli.it ihe man's
death "was due 10 his own negligent e,
and 110 blame muld be attached in tho
lalh'Oiid euipliiyis.
An Enlaiged Poitinlt Is mi Ideal
Cluistnutu Gift,
Si hi le r iitodtiics the itiost jilciising
1 cstills In sepia, pithtel or wnlcr mlois.
A phntogiaplt ol the )ioi .-011 is the only
model tieiessuiy.
Those Piuchnsiug Tickets Now
for Oiift.i Carnival have tho choice ol
seats tweuty-iottr houis lu adv.iuio ot
those who wall to pioiuio them at ho
ollh e.
Shot His Mothei-in-Lnw.
Ily i:iliolu- Wire fiom '(he .Woiijttil I'if.-i
Itlcliiiiuml, Vj, Nm l Niw ii'iilu, Inr
of an jliotlniii 1111111U1 inn W.ulii'iillf. A nm
ndiiuil IIjiIHi'UI, ihls. mitl , iiiv liiilut-in, .
Hquur, wwt niuilitidii.im, 1 Mi.. Ilulill.
jiid llieu hrjiiieil licr wltli the tutt sii the yun
DIRECTORS ARE
T0BELEX0WED
COURT VCLL INVESTIGATE THE
SCOTT SCHOOL BOARD.
Supoilntfliulent of Schools Geoigo
Howell Appointed to Investigate n
Coinplniut Lodged Agninst the
Township School Dlicctors by
Parents of Chtldicn Attending the
Brown Hollow School Will of the
Late Rov. George Gulovics Pllgcr
Gets a Vet diet.
Stoll township's st hool hum d Is to he
J.e.owed. Supeilnteiident of Schools
ilcnrgi; How dl is to do thi! Lexowlng.
A nuinber of ihe taxpayers of the
lirown Hollow end of the township
Itinu lumlu giievoilH eoiiiplulut agulliHt
the school (IticetuiH and linked colli t to
leniove thcni. Cotirl yesterday agiccd
to look Into the mailer.
The (oniplainl sets forth that In lfOl
theic wcic sixty-four chlldten enrolled
at the Hrown Hollow school; that thote
weio not sitlllclent itccoiuniodatlons for
t hem lu the way of desks and seats;
I hat otiI one teacher Is employed, when
theie ought to In two, and further thai
the lio.inl should piovldu a colivcyutii e
lor chlldi'en vi'ho ate compelled lo walk
over two tulles lo teach the school.
The lompIaliimitM went befoi e the
school bomd and uskid that It Improve
Ihe Ih own Hollow school and piovlde
it iiiliveymiie for Ihe chlldicn living
at ti distance, or else build a now school
In the pail of Ihe township In which
the complainants live. The bomd ig
1101 ed l heir iettests, lefuulug lo do Ihe
one thing or the oilier.
Oct. !, the coniplulnmils engaged Al
lot nej John R Murphy to go befoic the
(oiirt, piiMonl their gilevunies and ask
lor the leiiinvut of the bomd. Colli t
decided lo deal with the mutter under
the piovlslons of the net of May S,
IVif, P. L, i'.17, nnd nciotdingly issued
the following 01 del :
Now, Xni. 11. 1"DI, uptii 11 iilluc the iilitnti
nf the (Olllil lllinu tlVii.nrH nf Suit! knuu'lip,
I'toft m (.i'i'.- Ilimell h iipi'iiili,l iii-p )i
In M-lt llil -1 lir.ii ill-lli I i,f su,t, iiu.-llil
.Mill ill';tllll' lilt 1 till f.kls -I I 101II1 ill til'- tone
1. 1 lint iil.iiiit li !, iili- thin' tlijs liulu a lu
.ill the iii'inli 1- nf tin' lioiul ot tliuihu- of l!i"
tuni' !nu lu, (lit- i-ikI iti-p-ftiH-, villi mi"t
tin 111, .mil .il-n tin' -ml nil Ice to .ill the 'ijuni
nf Hie -nil iniiipl.iiiit. nn! tn in ihe his iipml,
nii'lei- nilh, nf tin- ii-ull (I In- iKi-onil ln-pi'i-tion
.mil iuvi.ti.ilinii, .uiniiip'iiiicil tiy the tile
limits nl f.ul-. iinl inonf uhtiliinl In him in tie
t 1-1 . -1I1I up nl .ili i r out i in In, timlini;-. .is
In ulnllirl the tllliiloii il the -Mil (.ilinnl ills
tliil Ii IM' utti-eil, m'lrileil m tJllc-il, viltlnllt
v. ilnl 1 111-1' fni -mil ii-Icil, iti , on their pin,
tn jiioinln -iiit.itI' .mil iil"iiiitp .kcoiiiiihhIi.
linn-, .mil 111 1I11I tin tin 111, foi the -ihonl iluMiiu
nf llm tli-tliit, .1- tlie I in liqilllis, .lllll li llllKi-In-
upon v Itliin tin ill-, fiom the il.de of this
null 1. Ih the n'ut.
The (ompl.iiumits me Henry J.
linker, Wiight l.owiv, t.eoige Siui
wood, .1. J. Smith. Finnic Xicholls,
.lohn W. Lowiy, V. J. Stevens, fletnge
Hilvvlg, 1!. r lluidiek, and K. li.
Lit list.
Pilger Gets a Veitlict.
In the ia-e In which Fted Pilger, ho
til Keeper, sued the boiotigh of Tlnoop
lor -JO0O damages, the jury yesterday
letutnid 11 vi'idlel lor the plaintiff in
the sum ot $IS.:Sli.
Pilger alleges that the boiough al
low id the ditfh In limit of his piop
eity to become 1 logged and that as n
lesult watei How id on to his lot mul
Into his iell.tr, destroying his slot k of
diinkahles. o'llilen and Mm tin tip
peand tor the plalnlilf. and Heel's nnd
(!ra nibs lor the ilelend.int.
The i.iso oL Hllen Koegan ng.iinst
the MoUopolitan l.lfe lnsuuinte 10111
pauv was given to the juiy nt noon
vestiiday. Kx-.llldge Wlllaid m.idu
the closing aiguiuent for the delense,
and C. W. Dawson for the plalnlilf.
The 1 ase of D. ):. lialdwiu against
T. i t'aw ley was called hetoie Judge
C.i 1 pen tor islet day 11101 nlng, but a
(ontinumne was granted when the de
fense plead surpilse upon tho plaiittilf
lllllng mi amended ileel.n. ttlon. Chailes
t:. Olver nnd I. II Hums 1 eptesented
the plaimllt and u Illicit ,V.- Mutllit, the
delell-e. The sIllL is tor tile l eiov cry
ot NJ.'iS r.i) for woik iind iiiateilul lin
nished lot the d'-feiidunt's hou-e In
lnmiuoie.
The 1.1-e ol C. P. Wesiotl against
Tlioums i". Hi Illln Is now on ttl.il be
fore Judge C.tipenti'i. The- defendant
owns the dwelling house between the
Tilhune building and the Williams
building. 011 Washington a venue, lie
le.isid II lo the plaintiff for .1 lio.ud
Ing house. The tenant fell behind in
lent to the amount ol Mill and the luiul
Ioin sold hlin out. The tenant is now
suing to tctover the value of the piop
eity seized for tent on the gioimd that
Hie sale way not tegulaily conduit
ed. A vpullet of S.'iJU 1". was found for the
pl.illltltf helot e Judge Kelly In the case
of the Ciiceii lildge dumber lonip.iny
ag.ilnst Collins o.- Ibeiuiaii of I'.nboit
(lule. No defense was olfered. It was
it still on a claim for lumber furnished
lor ihe new si hool building ut Wiu
toil. O. 11. Paillldge 1 (-presented the
plalntllt'. Tho 1 use was oilglnutly
Inouglit by Judge C.irpenlcr,
A Jut y wins out nt udJouitmieiU In
the case of the Pr. Fichu Chilli' eoili
puny against Mury A, Sweeney, exeiti-tl-ix
ol the estate of John Sweeney, do
i eased, it Is a suit on a note for $170,
C. I., litiwley appealed lor tho plain
tilt and T. P. HuIj.iu and J. J. n'Mallev
lor 111'- il'-Ien.-e, Tho iiiso was heaid
h-fole Judge Kellv.
In the 1 use of C, X. I '.alley against
A. P. Ilohoits Ihcte wns no iippennuiee
for the pliilntllf and 011 motion ol tlu
deleudiiut's attorney, l!. A. .tnuner
inaii, Jiulgu Kelly dliected 11 nun-suit.
Will of Rev. Fntliev Gulovicz
A Bunch of Violets
1 .1 tuulil l llivlt
Su 1. I l-I.IIO.
.-uil ut He (ON
M.ltl l(ll! ami
.veil will he able to
,'tt ItMlllS at nine
iiiltiialiiin Ik uui
nil Jii.l oiu Iilcicl-i.
.1 Alfred I'tuuing.
I'll, iHlci'tor.
Attoiney T. P. lloban esleiday pu-si-ntcil
tor piobuto to lleglster Koch,
tin will ol the Into liov. linage (lulo
vles, iastor ol St, Mmys liieek Cuth
ollc chuich, South Scrantun, It wits
admitted lo'ptobuio mid letters testa
mentary weie giunted to Uov. Coriiellus
l.iiuflsln. of Sheiiiindotili,
The will is written in the Magvar
lmiguagi. AKoiuptiuylug It Is an Ung
llsli vmslon wiltteii by Itev, Father
l.ituilsln. The testator tlt'st glvih a list
of his debts and onleis them paid, lie.
tluii beiiiiKUhs mo guidons to his
btotlit't. Fieddlik mid lllleen guldoiiH
You Are Invited
To
Join
OUR
CIRCLE OP
PLBASHD
PATRONS
S. H. Twining:, Optician,
f3l PENN AVENUE,
to itev. Kinuntic-I Jtoskovlcs for twelve
musses for himself, three for hla par
ents and two ror his two children,
Helen and Tlltts.
Ills bedding, table cloths and holy
pit-Hues ho leaves lo St. Mmy's church,
anil his linen mid other clothing he
gives lo the poor. Ills books, papets
and linnlly pictures me beiiin-athetl to
Rev. Orestes olocky, mid 11 cigar stand
to Hcv. Kat her l.tiurlsln, the executor.
The remainder of Hie estate Is divided
according to law among his wife, imttr,
and the two children.
He had no real estate mid his person
al pioperty consisted of about $",000,
mostly lu Insurance.
Eleven Prlsoncts Released.
On motion of District Attorney Lewis,
Judge Kelly yesterday oidercd the re
lease of eleven pilsoneis who wete be
ing held tit the loitnly jitll in delimit of
ball, the giand Jury having Ignoted 'ho
bills pending against them. Among
them In U. P. lllodgett, nn Import, who
was charged with larceny by bailee, by
the Piittntuotid Detective agency. Two
chin ges, carrying 1 oucenled weapons
mid Im cony by btillte pteferted against
Joseph Sh.iughnes.scy, another import,
wete Ignoicd, but be Is ulso charged
with surety and must wait until Satttr
day.Pee. '.'. to luivehls case disposed of.
The eleven discharged were: Oscar
Norton, William Knott, William My-
ervvlt, Ktmik .Ionian, John Peters,
Thomas Flnnerty, Muckev McDonough,
Joseph liigleuslti, Joseph Sullivan, li,
It. IJIodgett, Patilck Ciowley.
Mnrringe Licenses.
r.itiuk 1 Mili,i Vlihhihl
Ami 1 ,1. M1111I1 Vithhild
I'illii l'i' ilKiiw-kl 1'uicljiir-
kv 1I1IK olhm-hi .. . I'liiiliiin;
Inhi-tvin I.ripkouit Ohplnnt
.hi-cphhii' Iiiillu: 1 )1 ill mf.
I'.itiuh 1'. (Ink riilioinl.il"
Iliiils-i'l V. Cnlliiis Cailion.ble
TODAY'S FOOT BALL GAME.
Scinnton and Wilkes-Bane High
Schools Will Play.
Tho last foot ball game ot the season
beloic Thanksgiving will bo played at
the pmk today by the teams lepiesent
ing the Scianlon and Wilkes-Paire
High school. The game will be hotly
contested ns this is the only one in
which the two teams meet this year.
Wilkes-Jlarro has a good recotd and tlie
local boys feel sure of coming out vle
loi ions. The line-up will be somewhat
changed. The piolitable expeiionce of
last Saturday when a man from the
sci nb played the star game has caused
Captain Tiopp to tiy another of Ihe
scrub team in the person of Smith, who
will piobably play in the Hue.
Jack I)ui ns will take Weissenlluh's
place at full back, and Pidenour will
1 cumin at tackle, with PIvvood on the
other side of the line. MnoGowun and
Thayer sue unchanged at the ends, and
Tiopp and Phillips will take ime of tlie
half backs' positions. Oieat interest is
ceitteted in the contest of totlav, as it
will in ,1 measuie show what is to he
expect ed on Thanksgiving.
POLICE AND ALDERMEN.
.Vlhlll Slilllh, .1 lli II lilil lu'M-tml, 1- u-ii-tul
t1inli it the iiMiiHe nf lln lit.nii; r
nf the l.iik.iu.iiini Nevv-. niupaii, vvln il litis
tint ho 1 nil t to 11 iv tni tiii- -j vioith 1 f
pip. 1, v.hich ho -muni in. m the lump. 111;. lie
wi- liihl in liul li.i Mifl-'i.ite llos.t,
1 i.mk 1 ill v I- llllll 111 'oinl lllll (-tlllllV
umiiiiiu I- -Vliliini in Untitle on .1 ihiie 01
pnjuii pii Itinil hv Inoinin Mit.'itinti, ol ,Vn.
linn cli 1 I . vilin allege-, tl it he (kilh) Mime
f.iNoli .ilniiit him 111 police toutl 1 iintlv.
.lime, luih, the I.ie.uihl Wilkt."lluio Iwy
iliUKnl MUh the liiirny u I'lanl. (lonhm'n
lh'1-.e ami Inu'rt, vi i, i tiimulili il In the tnimly
Jul ,vt-liitl.i hi Itui-tiiL M1II11 in tit milt of
-inn bid
NEW GARMENTS.
1$ We were in New York yesterday where we $;
j$ secured a great variety of Ladies' Misses' and &
.$ Children's g
I Novelty Coats,
I Raglans and
1 New flarkets
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Which we will offer at a
Special Sale Friday and
Saturday.
i This is a sale of the most STYLISH GARMENTS gj
3 OBTAINABLE. Be sure and see them before you g
2 buy. g
3 Ladies' Raglans and New Markets.
il Ladies' Genteel Black and Oxford Coats, medium
- I -.11 T l". .11 i I J.1 l.. m- .. t
lengms ana run sionn lenguis in Kerseys, tueitons J
i a i
ici luontasnac
' Misses' Natty 17 inch Coats, 40 inch, a length i
la and full dress length coats in tans, castors, blues and S:
5 Oxford. S:
' Misses' Box, Half Fitting and Full Tight Fitting
Garments, Raglans, New Markets, etc, g
S Children's Reefers, Box Coats and Long fGar $-'
-5 ments, s
I Mears & Hagen i
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LOST HALF OF
HIS WHISKER
DR. JOHN S. SZLUPAS WAS VERY
BADLY TREATED.
Whllo Going to Piovidcucc on a Bus,
FftUick Nolnn, a Follow rnDscn
gcr, Took a Violent Dislike to the
Doctor's Flowing- Bcaid nnd Grab
bing a Flim Hold of It Pulled n
Gient Portion of It Out by the
Roots Nolnu Is Under Ancst.
Dr. John H. Stilttims, or Petiti avenue,
has a long- Itixmlmit bemd and he
doesn't like people to 1 0111:01 n them
selves about It. Patilck Nolan, of
West Market slieet. did toniern hint
self about It on Thursday night mid
even went so fur us to pull part of It
out. The icsult wan that Nolan was
arrested and runs a good chance of be
ing sent to Jitll.
The doctor was tiding up to North
Sernnton on Thursday night In 11 bus,
one ot the other occupants of which
was Nolan, who was slightly under the
iiillui'iico of liquor, lie sighted the doc
tor's whiskers, mid they inllanicd hint
like a red rag does 11 bull.
He Insisted that the doctor get out of
the bus nnd walk. Tills tho doctor ic
fitscil lo do.
"I'll pull you mil then," said
Nolnn, us be look Him hold
of the doctor's beanl with both
hands and gave a mighty pull,
lie pulled the doctor down on the floor
of the conveyance and pulled seveial
hundred odd halis out of the docor's
fine. The other piissengeis Interlctcd
mid Ihe two men woie separated.
Tim doctor hied himself In A tilei-iu:iii
Ruddy's olllce yesterdny morning and
swore out a wmrant for Nolan's ancst
on the ehmge of assault and battery
and mayhem.
"When I combed my beard this morn
ing," said be. "I found Unit it was
nearly half pulled out."
Nolan was to have been given a bear
ing last night, but on account of Dr.
S.lupas'.s inability to be present It was
postponed until this 11101 nlng.
The doctor Is the leader of the social
ist lontingent or this county and a
year ago was their candidate for con
gress. .
APPROPRIATION NEARLY GONE
Only Sl,700 Left for the Cleaning
of the City's Streets.
Inasmuch ns theie is only $1700 left
of the 515,000 uppioptiiited Tor the
clem ing of stieets, a number of men
have been taken off and the veiy
stt Iciest economy will be practiced un
til Apiil next. Director Hoche accom
plished splendid lesults -while he hod
money nt hand, but he -will be handi
capped for the next tew months by
lack of funds.
The flushing of the stieets has been
discontinued until spring on account
of tho danger to horses on tho slip
pery pavements. Thtee gangs of men
wlii'cli had been at woik all summer
lepniiing the streets In vniious parts
of the city were laid off on Thutsday
because of the approach of winter.
NEARLY AN INCH OF SNOW.
It Covered the Ground Early Yester
day Morning.
Considei.ible snow loll emly .vestei
il.iy morning and eaily lis-ers saw the
ground covered to the extent of almost
an inch by tlie fleecv mantle. The snow
quickly disappenied, however, as the
dav grew,
J.ast night there wen- a few Hakes ot
snow iioating about In the attnospheie.
S100 Rewaicl.
A standing lcwnid of 8100 I- olfeied
for Information which will load to the
arrest and conviction of any pers-on or
pei sons placing explosives on the tracks
of this eonipuny.
Scinnton Hallway Company,
' Flunk J. Silllman, jr.. Manager.
Smoke the Pocono 5c. cigar.
vr.
mr.
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A Carload of Crockery
We have jtifit lecnived a bulk cnrlond of LAUGHLIN'S SEMI
VITREOUS WARE.
If you nic in need of n Dinner Sot or Toilet Sot nt a small
cost of best wnio made lit Amoricn sol s thnt can bo matched, if
pieces get broken, now la your opportunity.
A New Shape Dinner Sol, decoration of gieen loses, 100 pieces,
S8.80. Another decoration with pink scattered llowcis, gold stip
pled, 100 pieces, S1SJ.50.
Or. wlint is bettor select such pieces thnt you need, as they
aio both open stock pnttoiitt).
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Geo. V. Millar &
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Willi mumu
Scr anion BetleSing Go,
F- A. KAISER,
Lackawanna and Adams Aves.
F. L. CRANE
Established 1866.
Seal Skin Coats
SI50, SI7.1,
$200. $225,
$2,10.
Persian Lamb Coals
i-- S-ro. Sinn.
$125, $150.
Furs of
All Kinds
Fins repaired.
Raw fins bought
New Building, 324
Established 1866.
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Our Importations of
DOLLS
TOYS
Aie now here, and we are ready to supply the
wholesale tiade for the holidays
We Invite inspection of Our Stock.
J. D. WILLIAMS k BR0.
312-314 Lackawanna Avenue.
EDUCATIONAL.
Free
Tuition
Oy n lccent net of lite logisla.
tuie, free tuition Is now granted
fit the
Literary Institute
a ml
State Normal School
BloomslHinj, Pa.
to all tho.-" iucp.li Iii? to tenth.
This fcihoul innliitalus couidcs
of stud for ten hots, tor thobe
ptep.tilng lor college, and lor
thote .-jtudjitig music.
H will p iv lo rhc fir pill, ii!j-i.
flU tllliCr bllll'l'l Ulll'I.S fll' it ttllll'IIOI .III.
untaSi'J at tUill luw tatu. AilJrMi
J. P. Welsh, A. M, Ph. D.,Pfin,
BINGHAulTON TRAINING SCHOOL
Poi Xerviiu.. HirliHinl ,iiu Dial hito ( li.l
dtcii. IMiy-U.it 'lialnliii, Minual l'i muiij. Vine
ulallou, Miiiii. Hui.iMjj, Kuiiliia4iliii. Upin
car aiuiuiJ. liiuiUi.
S. A. Doolittle,
W Pat view Avciiu;, niiijunttcn, N, Y,
S0RANTON CORRE8PONDEN0K SCHOOLS,
SCRAIS'rOV, I'A.
T. J Tojlcr, l'rcslilint. l'liiur II. I.avll, lu.
11. J, IVstrr, fctaiilcj- 1', Alien,
VKc 1'iciiileiit. Secretary.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
Co. JJ!!!lKfcASS 1
Just Because
You nro not going to
wenr them for a few
months, don't crush
your dainty summer
lints nnd gowns into
space altogether too
small for them. Let
us make you a. box
couch, with sopainto
compartments for
hats, waists nud
skirts prettily lined
nnd covered nn ad
dition to nny 100m.
Prices, from $7 up
MANAGER.
Both 'Phones
H. D. CRANE
Wisliea to announce a new
invoice of Skirts of such style
aud quality as to commend
them to the Scrauton public,
both walking and dress
lengths.
The assortment of Suits is
uot as yet broken.
324 Lackawanna Avenue
Take Elevator.
Lackawanna Ave
Take Klevator.
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HOTEL I
JEFFERSON
NEW YORK
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It IS IVIlllll. Jl ,U t.n..t... ..I U. I. ...... '
I sliopj, tliontiosanililuh-., wmk
Europran Plan, $,0fl up,
moncan Plan, $2.50 up.
Suites with Pi-ivata Bath. S.2.00 ,,,,
lor8ioi'inlutt'ii.Eiiiile,iriiifoimtioriwritn
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I'or Business .Uca
In tho heatt ot tb tvholcaaU
that 1 let.
For .Slioupcrs
K mlnutej' walk to Wniin makers:
S mliuittu to tiiffc'ol Coopri'd Ille
Ptore. t:sy ot access lo ihe great
Dry Goods Stores.
For SlKhlscor.
One block from ll'vv.iy Car', fjlv
lr? easy iransportatloii to all
points of Interest.
HOTEL ALBERT
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