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riillr!, f.llllin IIhmcII, ChImiioU, iiml nlj '.'
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rite prlii's.
E. C." MORRIS,
25 Wellington Arnitp.
Wo are the lenders In everything
5n the lino of PICTURES, FRAMES,
ART NOVELTIES, ETC.
Wo especially call your attention
to our line of Imported Art Novel
ties from Dresden, Germany and
France.
A look at our show window will tell you wlivt
to expect in our More.
Jacobs & Fasold,
209 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
(Store open evenings.)
f Gty Notes. )
IMtllH'.r: IS SAFi;. While In need of consider
able repairing, tlio Ash street brlilur, eljuusc'il
by the tlooil, is not unsafe for vehicular tratflo,
Director Iloclie si, and in cac of .1 flic tliu
(steamers cmii (.jfely cross it.
CHRISTMAS noXATIONS. The following -'o.
rations liac been lei'eiioil ly the Home lor tin"
I'rlmdlcvi: Mm. II. 1. KliiKstmrj, i; Mrs. W.
Su.iuton, -: C !' Welles, M; Colonel H. M.
Hole, 5; Sons of St. (ieoige, No. 1 loilfe, f2j.
ONLY NINR ritli:.NT. Only nine members
of fcclect council responded list nluht to the call
fur a sp(i.il mee-llncf to lonsidcT the I'tiiiuus
for the net tie.il joar and consequently no
rm otitis a lield. The next lcsulir nicotine of
council will not be held until Jan. t.
DONATION- Tt'ltNKI) OVIIH. The iloinlion of
MWI ntcd to the McKinley Memorial .-is-wijtion
of Scran ton by the Mate I.cairue of llepubliiMn
rlul, at their ircent loiiii'iilion in this eitj, has
been handed to Secretary Snulervm by the prci-
lent of the .State league, Ilmi. I'rnlcric W.
l'luU.
OITlCWtS CIIOMIW 'llio Haiti mlci' union
ha.s elio-cn the follow hm ofluirs: rrcMibrt,
t lines IlacrKert.i; ice president, Thomas O'Hricn;
ih.iplaiii, .lames Major; inspector, (,'eorc.c l..mh
ton: financial Mvret.ny, Kian Viddcn; iccm-iline
teiictaiy, ltchirt barton; tica-urer, John '..
(Iriino-.
1)., U AND V. PAY DAYS. The employes of
the Aiondale, AurlifnilK, lilies, IlaIUtr.nl, Pet
tcbonc and Woodward injurs were paid c-teidav.
Today the following collirks will be paid: Aich
bald, Hellenic, Hellenic wa-heiy, llii-bin,
Ciyuci, rVuititienl.il, Uwlge, Hampton, lloldui,
Hyde Park, Usfoid, l'.uio, Sloan and Ta.iloi.
HAS H VU.WJIN VTIOSS 'I honus Aheirn, win
lust week iisked the polite to lock him up, say
inif he was wanted in Noifidk for l.iiccn.i, w.n
tinned oir to lehtiies ,eterd.iy. AluMru had
an injury to his lie ni whin he was a Iw.c, .mil
:it times Mifftis (loin hilhiilnalions. The idea
tint he wa.s wanted in Virgin! i wa.s one of tl'.ciu.
VUITI.IN(! M Vl'CH 'i hero will be ivics
lling in ila.li bctwem Julius Uhafer and Abe
linker, in St. .Maij'.s hall, Pruiideuie, Monday,
Jan. l.t, tor the .sum of 1(M u -ulo. The weignt
if i. lib to in will be ISO to l.i.'i pounds. Ah:
"iil.tr is open to wip-Ue any man in Laikawitnu
I'ounty at 1,(1 imuiicIs, gue and lake two pou'ids.
ItV l)i:C. .11. In the aiipeal for the Iteseue
mirsiou, piintul in jestetdaj'.s Tubiiue, it was
ttalid tint 'uulcss new coutiihmiuus to the
nmoiiut of $!,-'j0 :ue ntiixed b', Jan. IIP the
ml ion in iy hue to W-. lie date fhouhl
bale bun Dee. ."II, as it is u,i essential that the
maiiagii-. know by the mil of this month whether
or not the iiinoiiut called tor i.s foitliiomiu.
POsmiTTCK lT.OODi;i).-The In-got amount
of mail matter cur tun.ed into the Setaiitnn pi-,t-otiuc
was tunuil in .Mrterday, and fioui the
oieniug hour until early this morning the eleiks
were fctlll at work eorling mil and (hipping the
Ihou-aud-i of Clirisliia packages which fairly
tloodcil the po-totMee. The lauiin were alo
liMilnl down with e.!ia bundles all thy yestcrdij,
and fmin picseut indications they will lave
tloubleb of thiir own todai.
We open this morning: new line
of Silk Skirts, from 88 to SIS.
IMeldrum, Scott & Co.
Hanley's Christmas Catering Service
Will eon.slat of prompt delivery ut your
liotno of salads, entree'ss, plum pud
illns;, leed treums, liv.s and any tspeelal
form of dessert desired, If orders tire
placed tit u seasonable hour. '120
Spruce street. Both 'phones.
Dr. N. Y. Leet Has Removed
His offices from the First National
Hank building to corner Wyoming ave
iiuo and Spruce street, over Dime banlc.
Entrance on Spruco street.
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Get Your Holiday Cigars
nnd Pipes at CSarncy Jlrown & Co.'s,
Linden street.
Skates Sharpened.
Hollow Biouud.
Florcy & Hroolis,
aUAViifclilniftoii avenue.
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BOND OFFERINGS.
-f Spring Brook Water,lst Mtg.Ss
I Laeka. Valley Elec. Light, 1st
T Mtg. 5s. f
Nqrth Jersey and PoconoMoun- 4-
tain Ice Co,, 1st Mtg, 5s, 1
Standard Gas Co., 1st Mtg. 5s, X
Lehlghton Water Supply Co,, 1
1st Mtg. Bs.
New Mexico Railway and Coal
Co., ls; Mtg, 5s. t
IJescil; jn and price on nppll 1
cation. t
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CO Dioadcuy, N. Y, f
4 Wilkcs-Uarre. Catboudilc, -f
-f 4 S 6 CwimnunwvaUh UIJj, Scranluo, Pa.
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WHO IS FRANK ARANOWSKIP
Cleveland Police Ask 'if Ha la Want-
ed Here for Murder.
.Superintendent or Poilco Itobllnrx yes
tordity received a letter from Superin
tendent of Potlcc George M. Cnrner, of
Cleveland, O., slatlnjr that l-'rnnk
Arniiowskl was under arrest there mid
that Is was understood he was wanted
In Serunton for murder.
Superintendent Itolillng knows noth
ing of any, such man.
Nothing has been heard as yet from
George Smith ,of North Hamilton, who
was sent to Detroit, Mlcii.. Friday
night (o Identify a prisoner Ihero who
Is said to be Wladyslaw Konstansno
vlrz, thu alleg-'d slayer of Joseph
DcnnvMi.
SCRANTON GIRL'S SUCCESS.
Estelle, Daughter of Attorney F. E.
Loomis to Appear at Lyceum.
The theatrical and society event of
next week will bo the first presenta
tion here of Denmnn Thompson's enor
mously successful comedy drama of
New Knglnnd life. "Our New Minis
ter," at the Lyceum on Tuesday, De-
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eember 31. While Mr. Thompson's
play In Itself will undoubtedly draw
out a large assemblage, yet the magnet
of the greatest drawing power will be
In the person of Estelle Loomis,
youngest daughter of F. E. Loomis,
the well known attorney, who will, on
this occasion, make her first "at home"
appearance since taking up the stage
as a profession.
Miss Loomis la a favorite in Scrnnton
society and will appear as Nance,
daughter of Lem Hansom, a reformed
convict. The part calls for much em
otion and jiathos, nnd Miss Loomis'
rendering of it will be In the nature
of a surprise even to those who have
known of her dramatic gifts. Her ad
vancement in her chosen work has
been rapid.
.
THE LAND OF DIAMONDS.
Interesting Little Book on South
Africa by Rev. James Hughes.
"The Land of Gold and Diamonds, or
Ten Years in South Africa," is the ef
fective title of a little book just Issued
by Rev. James Hughes, of this city,
formerly of Klinberly, It records many
of the author's Impressions of South
Africa, its people, leading men, native
races, mineral and agrieultur.il re
sources and social possibilities in the
years to come.
There is much Information in the
book that many of Us should, but don't
know. For instance, Cape Oolony.
though larger than Texas, had before
the present war only about four times
the population of Scrnnton, if by popu
lation we mean white persons immi
grant. Minus soldiers, Its white popu
lation today must be considerably less.
Natal, HabUtoland, ZuUilantl, Orange
Itlver State, the Transvaal and Bechu
sinaland together have an area six
times that of Colorado and are thinly
populated; and Rhodesia, on the north,
English by the grace of that remark
able man, Cecil Rhodes, of whom Rev.
Mr. Hughes gives some reminiscences,
lias an area eight and one-half times
that of Great Britain. Altogether here
Is a total area more than half that of
the United States, excluding Alaska
an empire whose hills are full of gold,
diamonds and other precious deposits
and whoso valleys and plains, ample
enough to sustain a population of mill
ions, need only a little tickling nnd
some intelligent irrigation to smile In
harvests as rich as the phenomenal
yields of the mines.
"The great drawback In agriculture
is the lack of water," writes Mr.
Hughes. ".Sometimes they have no rain
for five or six months. Dining such a
time everything Is burned up. Beast
and bird and vegetation suffer to a
fearful extent. The traveler can pro
ceed for hundreds of miles over the
veldt and not see u blade of grass, a
green leaf, or any other signs of life,
and yet In less than twenty-four hours
after a good shower of rain the whole
veldt, which a few hours before had
appeared perfectly dead and sterile,
breathes and blooms; a mantle of varie
gated beauty covers what a short time
ago appeared like the huge graveyard
of all vegetable life. If sulllclent water
could be procured, farming would prove
very profitable, for the soil Is eminently
productive."
We are told that there Is an abund
ance of water beneath the surface, at
distances varying from six to one hun
dred feet; so that the problem of Irri
gation Is not In reality dllllctilt. All
that It needs, apparently, Is a gener
ation of peaceful development. After
reading what Mr. Hughes has to say
with regard to the potential valuo of
South Africa, wo are better prepared
than formerly to comprehend the empire-building
ambitions of Cecil Rhodes,
Joseph Chamberlain, Lord Mllner and
the other Englishmen who have given
so much of their time and means to the
development of this great area that
only ti few years ago was the abode of
wild men and wild beasts.
The dedication of the book is to Rev.
Dr. Charles K, Robinson, "with grate
ful reminiscences of many kindnesses
from one who might be justly described
as a faithful friend, nn honorable
gentleman, and a devout servant of the
Lord."
Candy for Everybody,
Every visitor to our store this even
ing between 7 and 9 o'clock will bo pre
seated wth a brick from the chimney,
by Santa Claus. Million's Shoo Store
32S Lackiiwanua avenue,
Mr. Chas, Russell, Concert 'Cellist
and Teacher, of New York,
Will accept a limited number of puolls
In Scrnnton. For terms, etc., apply to
Miss Jullu C. Allen, M2 Washington
avenue.
Ice Skates.
All prices, 50 cents up.
Floiey & Brooks,
iil Wtishlngtdu uvenut
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CHRISTMAS
PROGRAMMES
PRAISE OF THE SAVIOUR WILL
BE SUNG.
In the Grace English Luthern Church
Elaborate Preparations Have Been
Made for the Christmas Exercises
of the Sunday School Selection
That Will Bo Rendered nt St.
Lucia's and Holy Cross Catholic
Churches At the German Evan
gelical Luthern Church on Mifflin
Avenue.
The following programmes will be
observed on Christmas day:
Holy Cross Catholic Church.
In Holy Cross Catholic church, Mell-
evue, the following programme will bo
rendered by the choir on Christmas
day:
l'ri'Iiide Apeigtfl,
Choir.
Kjrle Kliison Ui lltehe
Choir, with Mr. O'Malley. Soloist.
Gloria I.a llaeiie
Choir.
Credo l.i H -u lie
Choli, wilh Mr. I'. U.ijle, Soloist.
OITiTlorj "Ailestu 1'idotei."
Choir.
Sanetus Tt lla?hc
M lie Voices.
Itenetllctus La II alio
(Jnattette and Choir.
Agnus Dei Li llache
Choir.
lleces-lonal To Ileum f.erman
Dlrectoi I'rnfiwor ll.'ydn IXiih, oigan'tit, itul
MI-.S Hose Conway.
Mrmbeis of Choir Soprano, Miss Mirgaret Pis
kin, Maiy Ccrrlly, Nellie lieegan, Sadie I lining in,
MUs Unveil, Miss Lillian ltussell, Nellie limine,
Maigaiet ltuane, Kalhr.wi Hughes, Sadie Kuddy;
altiM, Mrrt. McAloou, MUs Julia Hughes, K it hi i n
t.jnn, .Maty l.mlc, Mary Iloirlty; tmois, .loiin
McNully, John Slieiidau, James Do.ile, Onen
O'Malley: ba-s, Mr. Walsh, l'lanl; Dojle, John
Corinorn, Patrick WaUli.
St. Lucia's Catholic Church.
The Christmas music at St. Lucia's
Italian Catholic church of Chestnut
street will bo under the direction of
Organist Miss Mary L. Cavanaugh, and
will consist of the rendering by the
choir of the following:
Adeste 1'idcles,
n.i the Pull Choir.
Ajirges Weigand
Kilic, in (' Ilaltmann
niorli In (' Ilattmanii
Credo, u C IJattininn
OITii lory Ae Maria Millird
MUs Hose Aligoiii.
Sanctus, in C rtattminn
llenediitu.'-, in C llattniann
Agnus Dei, in C llattniann
rcMludc Orgaui.st
The following are the members of the
choir: Misses Rose Arigonl, Mary
Giblin, Mary Calabrese, Emma Cas
sesse, Grace Calabrese, Mary Crane,
Thomas Sanguilinno.Joseph Callatrone,
Frank Flore, Gerald Flore, Pasquale
Cinnuegrani, Joseph Fiore.
Soloists Misses Rose Arigonl, Mary
C.tvanaugh, Thomas Sangulllano, Jos
eph Callatrone, Pasquale Clnquegranl
and Frank Fiorc.
German Lutheran. Church,
At the German Evangelical Lutheran
church, Mifllin avenue, Rev. A. O. Gal
lenkamp, pastor, the following pro
gramme will bo rendered on Christinas:
Itom.inM, Op. "i (nrgau) Siran-tllea on
restive hong (ihili) Wcnnebeigcr
lu Helhlihcm (ilioii) Palmer
ClirUtiiiin Pastoral, Op. ,Vi (oigan) Merkel
The AngeU' Song (huh) Cibru'l
Man li in II Hit Silas
Sopianos -MUs Ph. Creiucr, Miss Mae Speiih
cr, Mis. P. .1, Widmaer. MUs 51. eidler.
Alton Mi. .1. Diini, Mic. A. O. Callenkamp,
Mix. . Ilumiuler.
Ymoin J. lliiiuuir, Ch. Schwald, V. J, Will
111.1J 1 1'.
lliviin-Ii. Talk. J. Oahii.
Oigauist ami dueilo: -Mliin Koin.
For Sunday School.
Grace English Lutheran Sundav
school, Madison avenue and Mulberry
street, will hold its Christmas exercises
tomorrow evening, beginning at 7.30
oYlook. The programme, will be as fol
lows: Opening I limi "Cliiistmas Joy," Vnuol
Wilh Duet by MUes .li unit- Kiufm.in
unci Lottie Sklnuei.
Addresses of Melooiue.ll.iron Viliv, Janet Sunday
Solo "'Hie Mnrj- Sweet... Miss Jennie Kaufman
With Chorus by School.
l'rajei" Itev. James T, Kendall
Suiptnro Heading I.uke li: 1S-20.
KvcnUin Prank ami Diura (.ran
Song "The Angel lo-t the St.ii".l'eiuale Voiles
With t bonis by School,
limitation "l he illo.ious Night", Irene Siibccker
Duel- "sing On, O Ve ngoU,"
MUsos llaiilct Kline and I.ih1,i f.oliuiami.
Willi Choius by School.
lteeliation "(lilts" Vila Yeiger
"Seng of Ailoialloi lly the Seiiuol
With Song of 1'iaycrby Cl.ua Coiv, Mar
gtiict I'olttr, CintiM Snald
and Janet Sunda.i,
Ret itatioii "Let the Angels Ming Ihe Hell.-,"
Maty Vohc
Song "Hing Ye llelU Ily Ihe School
Itecltatloii- "Hear Chlist IlclU" Iiene l.oien.
Scdo "0 I Lole the Story" Mis. Waiing
With Choiii, by Stlioul,
Snlptme Heading- Matt. II: l-12.,..LIle Sunday
Song "Ihe Caiol of the stale,
.. (Itoige Coi mill lime Slibeicl ir
S.mg "The Shining Star" lly the School
Mediation "The L'uipty Stockings KUa Kline
Today Is the
Which to Do
If you have not purchased all your gifts yet, you will save much time and worry
by coming direct to our store, where we are sure you will find numerous hand
some and appropriate things displayed lor your selection. In Our Chrisimus
Line This Year we have surpassed all our former efforts and you will agree with
us when we say we have been the leaders in Scranton since we have been in
business Below we mention a few of the many things comprising this magnifi
cent holiday stock.
Calendars
Prayer Books
Fountain Pens
Drawing Sets
And a thousand and one things we might mention, are in great variety.
Everything in the newest creations i n stationery.
Reynolds Brothers, "ffiffir
Engraving Die Stamping Plate Engraving
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Duct "Some One Is Hungry nnd Cold,"
Mrs. Waring and Mrs. Kjcllsietll
With Chorus by rfcliool.
llecllallon "Clirlstm.in Si'(rcts".i...Kmnia Kwatd
Chrkstinai treat untl rlltl for the Sdwol.
AtinniiiittniriiU.
t'lirlstmas Ollerhies.
Song, "lllng Hie Merry Dolls of tlirlslnias,"
lly the School
tUncdldloti.
Christmas services at St. Luke's at fi
a, m, and S it, in., and In connection
with morning prayer tttul sermon at
10.30 o'clock.
In order to nmko more ef
fective the rewards heretofore
offered by the Citizens' Alli
ance, the fallowing is hereby
substituted:
For the arrest and conviction
In the Court of Quarter Sessions
or the Court of Oyer and Term
iner of Lackawanna county of
tiny person or persons guilty of
the following offenses, to wit:
1. For dynamiting with the
intention 01 injuring persons
or destroying property One
thousand dollars.
2. For conspiring to boycott
any person, firm or corporation
whatever In the city of Scran
ton Five hundred dollars.
3. For obstruct'ng the streets
or the tracks thereon, or crim
inally Interfering in any way
with the operation of any pub
lic means of transportation
Fifty dollars.
4. For assaulting any motor
man or conductor employed by
the Scranton Railway company
Twenty-five dollars.
5. For assaulting or reviling
any passenger on any public
conveyance or alighting there
from Twenty-flvo dollars.
6. For throwing stones or
other missiles at any public
conveyance Twenty-five dol
lars. By order of the Citizens' Alli
ance, WILLIAM A MAY,
Leader.
Attest:
D. b! ATHERTON,
Secretary.
HOME TEAMS BEATEN.
Visitor's Were Victorious In Both of
Last Night's Bowling Games.
Elk-West End Game Postponed.
In last night's play In the bowling
league the Black Diamonds won two
out of three games from the Backus
team In the Backus alleys, and the
Green Ridge wheelmen took two out
of three games from Scranton Bicycle
club at the hitter's alleys. The Elk
West End game was postponed until
Thursday night.
Appended are the scores of last
night's games:
HACKIS.
TotaU
rahrenholt
MeUlti- ...
Pcikhum ..
Roll .... ,
lloi'klm . .
ITs lul 112 is-,
I VI lsa ai! ...II
1WI 11,0 tsi ,-,0-J
17(1 los Ml ,'.112
Is2 IFrt LSI Dili
Ml) iv! 672 2J71
BLACK DIAMONDS.
Totals.
Ml
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fill-,
.V21
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Cold ...
I'oley ..
1'r.ior ..
Ilrai rrs
Herman
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.l'n
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.pill
172
IS!
1-7
201
171
1-0
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an
In.'
Sss M7 I
Highest f-ioie licaieis, 201.
Highest .iicrage lleaicis, ss !:!,
Hicyr i.k cn'ii.
Tot
lis.
Hinder U1 IIS
Mnnu- 1-0 1 fi
Mltihill IW 2CU
ltojier 171 Ilia
W'ardrll U7 1J2
M2 T'l
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lfirt
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lis
17.1
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S02
IP!
t7ri
Ml
M1)
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2115
Totals.
Weichel
Se.imatw
Ma-oil ..
Moore ..
Taj lor .
..127
..1112
..I.V!
..112
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171
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Jllglicst aieiage r.ilor, 17i).
Candy for Everybody.
Every visitor to our store this even
ing between 7 and 9 o'clock will be
presented with a brick from the chim
ney, by Santa Claus. , Million's Shoe
Store, 32S Lackawanna avenue,
50,000 Cigars at Wholesale and
Retail.
Imported, Key West, Porto Rico and
domestic; from $1 per box to $2r.
E. CI. Coursen.
Christmas Plum Pudding.
Place your order early with Hanley,
4'JO Spruce street, where there Is a
surely of purity,
500 Christmas Trees,
Received last night. Wholesale und re
tail at Clark's.
Last Day in !
Your Christmas Shopping I
Ink Stands Bibles
Hymn Books Art Pictures
Gold Pencils Gold Pens
Fancy Memorandum Books
APPEALS IN
MANY CASES
SUITS CARRIED TO SUPERIOR
COURT.
When That Tribunal Meets Here On
tho Second Monday In January
Many Cases of Local Interest Will
Be Reviewed One of Them In tho
Water Rates Test Case nnd Another
tho License Fee Case Marrlngo
Licenses and Court House News
Notes.
On tho second Monday of Jnnunry
tho annual term of the Superior court
will open In this city, when a number
of case annealed from tho local courts
will be heard.
One of the Important cases appealed
Is that of Conrad Schrocder against
the Scranton Gas and Water company,
it suit to test tho legality of the ordi
nance passed bv the city councils fix
ing water rates In the city of Scranton.
Judge Edwards decided against Schroc
der, finding that the councils had no
power to pass such an ordinance. From
this decision Schroeder has taken an
nppcal. The case Is one of great Im
portance not only to the people of this
city, but to water companies of the
state in general.
There Is also an nppcal In the ense
of the Commonwealth ex rel Martin P.
Flynn against Joseph A. Scranton,
county treasurer; an action begun to
determine the amount to be paid for
liquor licenses In this city. The decision
In this court was against Flynn, who
maintained that $,"30 was the fee to be
paid here. The county treasurer de
manded $1,100, and the court sustained
his position. Other cases appealed are:
r.'eoige Cooper against city of SVianton.
John Tleincy ngalil-t Cornelius Smith.
Ilemy Hauling agilust William iiepp.
Leonoi 1 It. Oto.cntn' against Stephen J. Cook
ami William Couk.
Mark li. IMgai agiitijt S. N. Callender.
O. I'. Ile.i nobis ag.iiu-t S. X, C.illendii.
II. 11. Heplogle igiln-t Jane K. Shuer.
Oeoige I.. Peck, tiutee, agaln-t William Con
mil. Maiy Duft.i against Maiy Duffy.
P. D. Mauley ag.iln-t Uabella S. Oktll.
Daniel KU.ilu-ky again-t 'ihonias tillroy, et .li.
J. I). Carjl against V. IJ. Netllcton.
Ellen C. Kelly against James F. Donnelly.
Pulaski Carter. Mm In I. Carter, Viuell.i M.
Kennedy, appellees, against the Hidge Turnpike
company.
H. C. rsllilis and Oeoige S. (Jlbbs, ai'milnU'.M
tors of estate of II. C. Glblw, deceased, again-t
He Wilton s.weet.
Patrick Carey agibt-t Jennie II. Diink.
M. J. Buddy agaln-t William Hipp, appellant
tieorge W. Potter & Son again-a the Scian'on
Hallway company.
Charier. Low in agjni-l Maltha Y. Paul!,, ail
mini-tiatiK- of e-tate ot I'. S. Pauli.
Matter ot the loiideiiiiiation of the C.tetor lillc
and Abingtoii Tunrpike ami Plank load.
Yesterday's Marriage
Licenses.
William Mar-n
'iMiihcth Condwin ..
Ldw.iid Iiubson
Au.ist.is'a Toomey ....
Maiiswr She hod!
Mtrv Thomas
Martin Pi'iubiol.e Coin!
Hot ten. i J. Co.uie ...
Atliitr I'eet
( Lira Skeltou
Amu L. Ilai kiis
William It. Sheffield .,
Delia Connor
lllmt r J. Hotter
llridgel Dougheity ...
John Kut
Ignaee llroailliiut ....
Tailor
Tajhi-
... Philadelp'tii
Seran'oii
Si rauton
Siiankn
Itiiighamtnu
Scranton
Scranton
Ssranlcu
Si i anion
Strati ton
Scranton
Moosie
Moo-ie
....... Cliinentlla
Chine liilla
ilon
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
In the estate of A. (. K.n, late of Scrnnton,
letteis of ailtnlnlEtratiini were yesterday granted
to Adelaide Kais.
In the estate of llridgii llnmi.ij, lite of Pels
Hi, Idler- ot ailunnirliatinn weie yesterday
granted In John P. Cummiiig.s.
Daild Land in yesieitlay regUleied with Pro-thonot.-.ry
Copiland lis a .student at lnv in the
eithee of Tayhr fc Lewis. He was Kiaduated from
Ihe i.mmcnial department of the High School
in li'JI.
CHRISTMAS POSTOFFICE HOURS.
Orders to That Effect Issued by
Postmaster Ripple Yesterday.
The following orders were issued yes
terday governing the hours at the
Scranton postofllco tomorrow and the
collection and deliveries to bo made:
SCHA.NTON POST OKITCi:.
biuntou, Pa., Dee. 21, 1!)1,
Oliler No. SI.
Wtdnivlay, Dec, 23, Pill (Ihiistmas Dij),
will be ob-i'iMd al the Siiatiton, Pa., po-.totilee,
us follows:
CaiiicH will make one ddiiirj- in the morn
ing. (ieniral eleliui.t and ftainp windows will be
Cipen ft oni l) u. in. to 12 noun.
Hegl-try and money older windows will be
llo.-ed all day.
Collcillcns will he made at 10.11 a. in. fiom
boes on Main aunuo between Laikananni ale
line and Wa-liliurn sticct: al-o We-t f,tikawati.
in .iMIiue arel l.ai'awaima annuo to Adams ice
I ue: Adams aienuc In Mulberry slteit; Mulberry
Mtcet to rr.iliklin nn line, mid fiom all boc(
lu tw ceil thei-o point-.
Cariiei .No, 2') will make Hie 2 p, in. collection,
and the tisiiil eieiiing lollectlous will also ho
inailu bv C.lllicrs .Vis. 2!) and I.I,
llra II. Hippie, Poslinuter.
Per I). W. PoimII, Assl. P. M.
Finn electiiu seal jackets. Prices for
Monday and Tuesday, S'Ja.OO.
F. L. Crane, 'Jii Lackawnnnti Ave.
VWWW
I At Christmas Time
5 Miny pt(pp rtippiuc Ihey arc iha-gcel more for purihaies linn .my oilier time til
3 t lie year. Po-slbly lids U n nt aoni Morc, hut not at CHINA HALL
2J The fact U W'i: MAKB SI'LClAb l.'KY PIIICI'.S on tome nl our ITSIXr HIIIC-A'
jj HltAC, thus enabling many with small means to purclni! choke ware at mmlei.ite
S prices,
S Do imir ClirUlnias shopping lodayi jour elollir will go f.uthcr Willi a l.ugc utock
3 from which to make your relation', nnd you will hot hud .injnhcrc a la'gir stock
S than heie.
eS Ihe s'.oi-o U full of useful CIIIHSI'MAS HlHIUIWriONS.
CvxvaiVCs
Geo. V. Millar &
-jeVgg
Scranton Betiding Go.,
F. A KXI-ER, MANAGER.
Lackawanna and Adams Avenues. Both 'Phones
F. L. CRANE
Established 1866.
Seal Skin Coats
$150, $177,
$200, $2'25,
$251).
Persian Lamb Coals
$70, $100.
$25, $150.
Furs of
All Kinds
Furs repaired.
Raw furs bought
New Building,
324 Lackawanna Avenue
Take Elevator.
Are You
a Lover of
the Beautiful ?
i-ImctkP B
Doyouwish to have pretty rings?
We will be pleased to show
you Solitaire Diamond Hings,
Diamond and Emerald Kings,
Diamond and Buby Rings, Dia
mond nnd Opal Rings, Diamonds
and Sapphire Rings, Diamond
and Turquois Rings. We will
mount any desired combination
to order.
E. SCHIflPFF,
L
317 Lacka. Ave
317
But Ona Day Remains
In Which to Do Ghristmis Shopping
bur stock offers every opportunity for quick and
satisfactory buying. Following are a few suggestions:
Exquisite Suits of Muslin Underwear. Trimmed in Em
broidery and Lace.
Ladies' fancy and plain Aprons.
Maids' Aprons.
Ladies' Hosiery, lace, lisle and silk.
Kid Gloves in staple and fancy shades.
Silk and Woolen Golf Gloves.
Gents' Kid and Mocha Gloves.
Fancy Hose Supporters.
RRICE &
13!) Wjririnln ? Avenue.
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS
A Largo and Haniljomoly Dressed
Doll.
Given Away Free
To all punb.isoM of 50 i cuts' worth 'lea., Cof
fin,. A. k I', fplu. A. I'- rAluit-S A
I', IUMhb Powder, or rpurlnc & Co.'. Siiur H.S
W.C, id AMI SI.
TH2 GREAT
Atlant'c and Pdc flc Tei Co.,
Ill Uikaujiuu AM'., yjl Nurtli Main Aic.
'1'l.vuv W-S. 1'io.npt eivllMiy. Suw 'niiguv liJ.
Co. "UWEJSE
Gifts
filvo n box like this or ona
of the beautiful and handy
idilrt waist botes we'll .show
you when you call. If yon
want it In time order now, 'ie
ane we are selling a lot for
ilellnry Dee. 21. The ladle
(ay that our pillow tops ara
the llncat and cheapest in
town. Just look at the roy
rornir in our window. We'll
be open Saturday nights until
Christmas.
ins Si
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
436 to 455
. SCRANTON, PA
N. Ninth Street,
Telephoas Call. 2333.
Difference
I
Tlov la ns munh difference in
dlnmonds ns there is in human
1 fneiis. nnd not infreciuently as
much hidden deception. When
j you wish to buy a diamond come
to us. xou can reiy upon uur
judgment nnd representation.
E. SCHIMPFF,
L
317 Lacka. Ave
JENKINS,
Ladies' Furnishers.
GREEN'S
107 Lackawanna Avenue.
Scranton's Oldest Jewelry Store.
Unredeemed Pledges, at 50c on the
1.00.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE,
FIRE ARMS.
Arr-iniTil f.n a erect lioliihy ulc. CjII .in'l
Fi't pilcih I'llcro on pi olbi'uhvic )o not piUl
I lie I'ppoitcuiltiis oiliicci in IliU .toio for Miln
lllOlll'.l ,
E. Engel, Successor to
JOSEPH GREEN
Opposite D. L. & W. Depot, Scranton
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