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Gloss Paints
ilave boon tlie recognized Blutiiliirit for
brilliancy, clurnbllUy unit covci-Ihk ctip
nelty, ii'iul thnt record still rnnnlus un
broken..' Conipluln lllios ot '
Rnynold's Colors,
Raynold's Oil Strdns,
Raynold's Vnrijishes,
Campbell's Varnish Stains,
docket's Preservatives,
Patton's Shingle Stains,
Whiting's Brushes.
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD,
PVRE LINSEED OILS,
FtfRE TURPENTINE.
MATTHEWSBROS.
320 Lackawanna Avenue.
Fire Sale of
Wall Paper
There still romulns n Brent
quantity of most desirable Willi
Papers. Shades Ktc, although
wo have hold an enormous quan
tity during the past week.
As our new htock for our new
store arrives next week, WE
WILL, SELL, OUR PRESENT
STOCK AT PRACTICALLY
YOUR OWN PRICE THIS
WEEK, as It must be disposed
of before reopening: our former
store.
Jacobs & Fasold
505 Linden Street.
Chairs Recaned
Furniture upholstered and repaired.
Send postal to 324S Providence Road.
Old 'Phone, 109-3, Green Ridge.
JAMES PAYNE
City Notes.
Jii:i:r i.s n.rii's iiu.l. "iiie c.ii,, c mcii ma
l.ibhiiicn ull nice) tnmnuow iile,lit .t .s nMuck
Ji Uaub'-i lull.
a. has urcr.v.-iiip rami fr
lumps for Williams' City Direiloiy lut lieumi.
'J ho liooK will In- iviuil nut later than .lul.t 4.
Miittr DIsl'AICllUt. Mom- (iilnn lu- In-ui
liuilc lilglit engine ill-juUlici' .11 tlie I.)cl. iwann.i
iijiiiiiI limi-o to Mice red Will A. Smith wliu hi
In en piomoted tii .1 fiHcinrhip,
'hi:Mov ov 'i 111: mount." -iin. . 11.
f-mitli ill (the 1111 pxpo-ition of the "-iiiinii
mi the Mount" lietoip tin- ltjptl-t Mlni-tciiil
umfpieiiip Monday inoniiii in tln l'cnn Aemie
(lunch.
Ti:iiiiiTOiiv i:'ii:.M)i:i).-.r, it cmimiiiis-.
Milicrintondcnt of tho ()ljilunt Water rainp.ui),
lus been appointed to Mipeiinlind the Auli
l,ald Water coniptny al-o. .lulin Cninll, who
.h superintendent ut llio latter compiny, Ins
le-lgned.
., I. W. PAV-DAY.-. "i lie uuploje- of (In
Diamond Iiicj1.pi', mint'- and ujMieiy and the
Mmrs fluft ueie paid jeslutlay. Today the mi.
plojes of .ill the c-ollieiln in 'J'ailoi, lui-"i
.ilpy, We-t Scianton and Xouli Soianton will
l,c paid. U'Iip pay c 11 will ro down the valley
Jiet wetK,
NTK.V III! A I.O.VIi WAY OIT.I.auia DuuitJn,
11 ."i.jrai-old Kill, -tia.Md away fiom hei home
at Sll Hampton btuet rally jetleiday afteinoon
mid .ii found about ! o'lloik la-t liiylit wan lei
iiHC about We-t Jl.ul.et httect in Noitli bentu
ton, Mip had wandeied some thiee mile- away
fiom lioiiie, 1'itiolman Thiiiui- 'Ilioma- look lm
Jn liU home and .-he as later called foi by hir
jaient.
SC'IIAN'IOXIA.V H0N01!i:i). t the annii it
iliition ot the l'ento-e Mediral -oriety of tho
rnhcrsity of l'cnii-jhiiiiii, held last week, .lo-
fi pit A. Wjkihm, of thl- citj, w.i- accouled the;
laic liiinoi of htiiiK cleited pieldent for the Hi' '
mins jear. Mr, nagm-r a thiee time (leitnl
H'cietaiy anil altnbiiks Ills ht.inilliiK In the -o-(iely
laiRely to early tialnlnir ii'iehid in tie
-( ,1 1 ml i.l old Vtvper l.itei.ny oplPty ot our rilj.
BOARD HAS ORGANIZED.
Tames Young Elected President and
Emil Bonn, Clerk.
Tho board for the Inspection of can
didates for mine Inspector, appelated
Thursday oiyr the court, met yesterday
and oi'a'unledby eleuttng James Young,
of Dunmore, president, and Emll Bonn,
clerk. ,rj v - .
Tho.bomd will meet Monday, Apt II 21,
lu thobpayd of control rooms, city hull,
to examine candidates.
DONATIONS FOR THE MISSION.
Are Acknowledged ,yjth the Thanks
of the Mission.
Tho management of the Florence
Mission gratefully acknowledge tho
following. domulpns, duijim thp month
or Morbus- cr""" '- .r
Mrs,H, C. .Sanderson, mt twice;
Mis. W. H. Qeuihurt, meat; "Mi. H.
C. Flytfh, cofCee-iiot, etc; Murberger,
meatilajt-vH t-ausage, oianges, ban
anas, "falsify, cabbages, cranberries,
roffeef-sutuh es, Hah, celery, lettuce;
Lindner, bread and cake; SCehller,
bread djirt cake; Mia. Lcoid, two pack
ages r'aokerrjjJljs.rMnttlievvs, rur
talus; -JMrs.'V; E, Hand, meat; Mrs.
Tayloi;piieut; Mrs. Price, meat; Lack
awann Dairy Cp., Ice cream once, milk
daily; jjAblngton Dairy Co., milk dally;
Mis. l,)y, Aiplibld, meat; Mrs. y.
S, Dleht, fresh-laid eggs; 'Pierce's mar-
USE ALLEN-'S :FpOT-BASE
A iiowder to bcwakcii Into tlic tliocj. Your
fcit (eel swollen, ni'tvoiu ami liot, unit- urvt tiled
taslly. 11 you luc fiiurlinif fict tfTSIglJt iliow,
tiy Allfrn'n fuot-i:at. It 100U thu fee), J111I
makfs walkiiijf ujrj Ouiar..k)kn. meatlna
feet, Jngrowlnj jSJIW,lilIto'anil caltou spot.,
ltrllfiio iocii-1 uikI buuioiu ot all lulu ami uivn
ret ami lomtoit. Tiv it to.ljj. K.4il ly all iliti;.
Itlitu and tluw loil' Ml 23i. Don't jiu'lit uin'
ket, cabbage; Clarke's store, sugar,
butter! Mrs. Sherman, crackers, slave
polish; Palmer, butter; Anno market,
meat; Dickinson, tea! L'happell, meat
and KrocerlcH; Casterlllie, (neat! Mis.
U. J, Poster, meat! K. 0. Coitrsen,
tea; Jlrs. Dtew and Mrs. Ulrcher, llf
teen yards bleached muslin! It. E.
ConicKys. plutures; friend, llloiattife;
.Mrs. I). U. llninl, dishes, etc.; What
soever cltcle, West Plltiton, Infants'
clothing and pillow slip:;.
Hiieclitl Easter Rifts Mr. and Mts. W.
II. Taylor, plan!, beef roast, faster
token! Mis. Stephen Hpruks, ronfec
tlnncry! Mrs. W. S. Dlehl, dozen fresh
tbkh; K, n, fourion, three dozen cubs;
Mrs, John, Easter obks and turnips,
Medical attendance, Dr. Anna Clark,
Dally papets, Republican, Tribune and
Truth.
A VERSATILE ENTERTAINER.
T. Williams Macey Gave a Perform
ance Packed with Good Things.
A very sooil-slzeil audience gathered
In the lllsh School auditorium last
nlsht and wns kept In'splondld spirits
for over two hours by ,T. William Macy,
one of tit' most versatile and really
humorous entertainers ever heard In
this city.
Mr. Mocey's selections coveted a wide
range of subjects and Rave him an op
portunity to become uproariously
1 tinny and exceedingly serious. The
atorles be told save blm an opportunity
to Impersonate down-East Yankee,
far-down Irishmen, canny Scots and 'a
number of other character types. The
best things he gave wore a recitation
entitled. "Ilou-'d You Like to Do a
Do;;?" In uhich he Impersonated a
New Yoik street Arab soliloquizing on
Ills disreputable but faithful cur, and a
poem by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, In tho
rendition of which be became for the
nonce a coal-black negro wench, pop
ing the question to ber bashful lover.
Air. Mncey Is also a buffo-basso ot
more than ordinary ability, and some
of bis comic songs, especially a par
ody on "In the Gloaming," were veiy
well received by the audience.
MAIL CARRYING CONTRACT.
Has Been Awarded to Preston Brown
of Green Ridge.
The contract for carrying the I'nlted
States mall between the Central post
oillce and 'West Scranlon station has
been awarded to Pieston Brown, ot
Green Ridge. Theie were ten bidders-.
Engle & S waitz who had the contract
gave It up because it didn't pay. The
new contractor got better terms.
Strikes and Spares!
The revised list of averages foivthe
second series of games played by the
Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling
lengue is piinted below, and It shows
that two members of the Backus team,
Chuiles Mooie and Hilly Hopkins get
Hi st and second places lespeutlvely.
Moore's average of 1791-21 Is the high
est yet made in a. league content In this
T Vi
("HAMLIN "MOOlti:.
1IUU JIjii of lhe Ttoitlirailuii I'tuiilwiuii
lJowlin!; I.iaBi'e.
city, but is only a little higher than the
one made by Billy Hopkins during the
tli st seiles, a fraction over ITS.
Tho Backus team not only took the
championship by winning tho most
games, but It also takes Jlrst place
with the highest number of pins anil
the highest team average. This team
won these last honois for the first
series, nteo, and thus fairly and square
ly deserves to be lecognlzed as the best
all mound aggiegation uf bowluis in
this part of the state. The Individual
averages, icvKed and coriected, atn as
follows:
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lloiiklii-, llail.m :;n
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nl man, (i. It. W ;:n
Mltilicll, S. II. (' ,111
MUVicU'ii. J1. ('. W ;:u
ltoUon, 11. II. V j
'IVilui. II. It. -7
Awiau'.
IVn J.!-.'l
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ll.S L"l..ll
lni II 1.1
II. s
1MI1I I.l
H.'l 7 i
11,1 -it-;;
lot 70
u.: 2.1 mi
H.-I 17 v
114 ..i
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1111 11 :'!
Vl I 13
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IV! 20 21
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150
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111
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111 1-2
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DllN, W. i:.
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r.iiiuniioii, 11 u i,u4
I lupin 111, (i, II. W
Wi'lgaiiil. W. H. w
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04t, w, 1:. w ,
Wi'ldiel. (I. II. W
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l.'oilll.lh, ,S. II. I.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,
Willi Jllto, 1:. C, W'..,,,,,,
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118 2-a
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The team averages were as follows:
l'liw. Aroiagr.
llJd.Ui ,,,,,, , 2l,7Ml 10l$-7'
tiimi ltlile 'Miicliuvii...,,, iWOi lUl'1-7
Sua 111 on Hlijilo llub. ....... 23,&VS I'll 1-7 J
Klei trie City ttlu'clmcu 2-l,'l 15027-75
L'lU ,,.. 2.1.2IU l'4G3-73
Wi'st llivl Wlii'olmi-ii, 2J.U7U 1M0-J-7"
The thing that Is Interesting buuleis
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FIGHTING A
MINE FIRE
SERIOUS BLAZE IN RICHMOND
NO. 3 MINE.
File Is Located in the No. 3 Dun
more Vein and Haa Been Raging
for Some TimeMen Working
Eight Hour Shifts Have Been
Fighting the Fire Constantly but
They Have Made Little Progress
Up to DateFire Is the Occasion
of Falls,
Little progress Is being made lu the
fight against the Hie that has been
raging for three weeks In the No. 2
Dunmore vein of the Ontiulo & Western
company's Wehmond N'o. !,, colliery at
the city line, near Prleebuig.
Sixty men In throe shifts or twenty
each, have been at work day and nlsht
to subdue the ilttmes but their efforts
are rewarded' with little success. The
tire hns fairly eaten away a large area
of pillars and the consequent caves
have seriously complicated the situa
tion. It Is bulled, however, that the ex
tienio measure of Hooding the mine
will not have to bo rcdortod to in
conquering the blaze.
REFERRED TO COUNCIL.
Matter of New Price Schedule for
Team Work to Be Considered.
At a meeting of the General Team
ster's union held last night In Daub's
hall the matter of fixing a new rate of
$4 per day for team work and general
team hire was discussed and was Anal
ly referred for decisive action to the
joint council which comprises repre
sentatives from all the team owners
and driver's locals in the city.
It was stated last night by a promin
ent members of the union that the
aitlcle printed In an evening paper on
Thursday night In which It was inferred
that a new wage scale had been pre-s-entcd
by the drivers to the local team
owners Is absolutely false, and that no
such demand has been made.
ill this city most, just at present, Is the
tournament which is to be conducted on
the Ilampe alleys, between May 1 and
May 31, Inclusive. The conditions and
prizes for this evenL have abeady been
ptepared. The prizes will be as follows:
For the player making the hlgheht in
dividual average for thirty games, a
gold medal.
For the two men, playing as a team,
making the highest average for twenty
games, bowling ball and canvas bag for
each.
For the team of live men making tho
highest average for llfteen games,
bowling ball and canvas bag for each
player.
For the player making (the highest
number of spares for thirty games, a
$7 silk umbrella.
Contestants may play at any time be
tween the hours of 2 p. m. and '2 a. m.
every day during the month of Slay, but
must expressly state to the scorer be
fore beginning to play that they intend
that particular game to count In their
tournament score.-
A meeting will be held tomorrow af
ternoon at Zuleger's, in South Scranton,
for the purpose of reorganizing the City
Bowling league for a second series of
games. Representatives fiom the Becker
alleys, In "West Seranton, and the Audi
torium alleys, In North Seranton, will
be present to urge that teams from
these alleys be taken Into the league. It
is probable that they will be admitted
into the league, and that the Backus
and Klks teams, from tho Northeastern
league, will also be taken In, This will
necessitate the dropping or two teams,
and those which will probably be se
lected for slaughter will be the Lleder
kr.mz and South Side teams.
The captains of tlve of the teams In
the City Bowling league met and de
leated n picked team from North
"HII.I.V" IKlt'KIV?.
M-iond High "Mm of H10 Xnillioattern Priifuj l
anlii loillii(f Leauiio,
Seranton on .uleRcr'n nlleys lobt night.
The bowling wns very poor on both
sides. The score:
C.VrTAl.W 'I'lIASI.
'1'otaN.
Hii 7
JT3 137
111 U7:(
Hit- i'i7
117 0
77C-21
It!- E3J
HU-7
120- -ITT
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171
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172
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15S
MII
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117
1,71 71.1 W')-0I3
llluli iou, PjvIj, 17H.
llilili uu'iaje l)al, 1MI.
A match between the Backus and
niack Diamond teams for the cham
pionship of the Northeastern league
will bo rolled some time next week and
should attract a big crowd.
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En-Twining
New Friends
Constantly. Old ones always wel
come Optician 131 Pcnn Ave.
M'LEOD-M'MILLAN MATCH.
It Will Be a fireat Exhibition of
Wrestling Skill,
When McLeod and McMillan meet
next Monday night at tho Scianton
Bicycle club house, It Is expected that
n, contest In which unusual skill will
bo exhibited will be witnessed.
It will bo remembered that Dwyer
suffered his only defeat In Seranton at
tho hands of Mcl.eod. The former now
hopes to got oven through McMillan.
Tho latter Is now working out every
day with Dwyer for the contest, and
the physical culture professor Is confi
dent of his man, McLeod. has worked
his way into favor with lovers of ath
letics In this region and his quite a
strong backing, which will look to him
to give a great exhibition.
GRANTED HoiYORCB.
Mrs. Kate E. Lewis Secures a Sep
aration from Her Husband.
Other Court News.
Before Judge E. C. Newcomb und a
Jury, yesterday, the divorce case of Mrs.
Kate K. Lewis against William E. Lewis
was tried. After the divorce proceed
ings were begun, Lewis demanded a
jury trial, and then left this commun
ity nnd has remained away from It ever
since. He did not withdraw his demand,
however, and consequently when the
case was called yesterday, although he
was not present or represented, It had
to go on before a jury. Mrs. Lewis was
represented by Attorney Charles E.
Daniels. '
The testimony yesterday was to the
effect that Lewis abused her and threat
ened to kill her, and that he had been
improperly Intimate with Mrs. Edith
Hosklns. A Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, ot West
Seranton, testified that Lewis had taken
this woman to their place one night
and Introduced her as his wife. He said
his home was In Plttston and that he
had missed the last train, whereupon
the Hunts agreed to give them shelter
for the night. They occupied the same
room.
L. P. Williams, by whom Lewis was
employed as an insurance agent, testi
fied thnt Lewis had confessed to him
his relations with the Hosklns woman.
The jury promptly granted Mrs. Lewis
the divorce prayed for.
The trial of the case of M. D. Brown
& Co. against Mary A. Sweeney, execu
trix, was concluded before Judge New
comb yesterday morning nnd a verdict
of $1,024.30 returned in favor of the
plaintiffs.
When court adjourned the case of
Louis Tedeseo against the Guardla
Rome society, of Old Forge, was on
trial. Tedeseo was a member of the
society and said he was ill from Feb
ruary 24 to April 7, and sued to recover
benefits at the rate of $1 per week. The
society resists payment on the ground
that Tedeseo was not really slc,k, but
only pretending sickness. The case will
go to the jury this morning.
In tiie main court room, before Judge
Kelly, the case of Frank Pierce afainst
George Copperthwalte, a wage claim,
went to the jury In the morning, but
the jury did not agree until after court
adjourned In the afternoon. The ver
dict was sealed and will be leported this
morning.
All of yesterday was consumed In No.
3, where Judge Simonton is presiding,
with the trial of the case of W. F.
Smythe against Edgar Wilson. At the
close of the day, practically all of the
evidence was in, and the case will go to
the jury this morning.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
In the (Male of Atnolil L. Waul, late of tills
city, lettu'S of administration were jetciilay
granted to Attorney Henry Ilnrdln;.
Iiilm McC'.inn jrstenlny bfeaii an action to re
cou'i' !J1,W) damages fiom tin- boiougli of Dun.
inoic.
(J. W. T.WU rrgMcicd .intciday us a tfudont-at-law
in Hie ofllip of Willanl, Waneii & Knapp.
'llio lioiousjli of Ta.iloi- jt'.ti'iday liiouglit on no
tion aifalint the I.aikiwamu Sheet Hallway
lonipany and tlie Suantnn Hallway company to
collect 7(W, the tat on the poli'4 ami wlics of
these lompanles for the .learn 1801, 18T,, ISM,
1S'I7, ISIS, 1S!II, 11X10 .mil l'HII.
COURT TO SETTLE DISPUTE.
Witness Clerk Matter to Be Called
to Its Attention.
It wns decided yesterday to allow the
court to say -whether tho v-itnehs
clerk shall be employed In the county
commissioners' or controllers' ottlce.
A statement of facts will be argued
upon by Controller E. A, Jones and
Commissioner John J. Durkin and this
will be presented to the court for an
opinion. In the meantime both Messrs.
.Mnlion nnd Neuls are at work,
Mr, Jones said yesterday that he
thought this step advisable to finally
settle the matter and prevent friction.
If the witness clerk might belong In
tho commissioners' .ofllce, well and
good, Mr. Jones said he has no dealt u
olher than to perform the duties of his
olllco exactly as the Inw directs.
BASE BALL NOTES,
Tw wil.s fiom today the Ih.t I'shlhitloii nauio
uf thu mmoii will lie pi lied nl Athletii' paik,
lichwen tho Seranton and Hie I'llHton llmtlitis
team,
Woik i Meadlly pio'cn.Iiu? at the p.uk, and
within ten il.i, all of tho ulteratioii will lie com.
plitid and tho Bionml leady for tho pLi.ien to
pi act lee.
ltoger fioiton, miter (ti'ldir of the Soaulun
club, hat left 111 home at Biniioft, Jllih., for
llio East, Ho will stop out a few day. at Coin,
inif, X, V bifoio icpoitlne lieio for duty,
Lajton It. Nchcich, (he famous foot ball ii.uk
of Cornell, will lni the Seranton iluh's attorney
thN be.ison, am) alaiuner Law ton will plate his
name for tho league' attorney at the net meet
ing of the league directors,
Tlie new uiilfoiins, to lm worn by tho Scianton
ba.e ball team, were reiehed jeleidjy by I'loiey
Ic Hioobi and weio placed in the bhow window,
attracting considciahlo attention. 'Jim unlfoiiis
ioii-,lt of Vale crey ulilrU ami limncib, with
liuioon ioll.ii, i4u, Mocking., belts, and the
word Seiaiiton aciovt tlie breat. 'Hum; ioIom
nuke a leiy handiomc combination.
Moses Roberson Hanged. v
Uy i:ilu.iic Who, from 'Hie Atoclateil 1'nyt.
JaiksonWlte, I'la., April i. Io ltobei.on, a
negro, wat lianjcd hcic today. Ho killed Dep
uty fcherlft Jcukliu at Pablo lleacli, Yt., teveial
niontli4 ago.
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MABKIED.
WltltlLKV-HOWK At tho homo cl the bilde'i
mother In La I'lmne, April 3, VM, by Kev. J.
X. Lee, Mr. 1'ied K. Wilgley, of ractorjUMe, to
Mlii I'carl C, Howe, of La 1'lume,
GRAND AND
PETTNURORS
DRAWN BY SHERIFF AND JURY
COMMISSIONER.
The Gi-Ancl Jurors Will Meet on
Monday, May 5, to Pass Upon the
Oases That Will Be Brought Be
fore Them The Petit Jurors Will
Serve During the Two Weeks
Term of Criminal Court Which
Begins on Monday, June 2.
The following grand and petit Jurors
were drawn yesterday by Sheriff 0. II.
Schadt and Jury Commissioner D. J.
Campbell, Commissioner E. D. Slur-res
being absent from the city:
Grand Jurors, Monday, May 5.
Lawrence llonanl, hborer, 01; pliant.
I'a 1 1 Itk JlcC'.ilfuy, miner, Hcninloii.
W. II, Wolf, postmiMter, Olerbmii.
Thomas I..iw, ul&hm.i4ler, Auhb.ihl.
Patrick Cunningham, mill hand, Sciuiilnn.
K. 1. .Mitchell, clerk, Seranton.
Italph II. Onmt, link Sruiiiton.
Traill; Decker, collector, Scinnlon.
SI. II. t'urley, blacksiuilli, Diledlle.
Ocoigo W. finn, conlinctor, Siruiiton.
William Jloisan, tiiuklajer, Scintituii.
William 1 Jloi.in, laboicr Seranton.
JmcpH Knott, miner, Seiaiiton.
.Mlcliiel .1. Strtltigh, fireman, Si union.
A, r. Law, cci clary, IJiinmore.
Henry Slat tin, miner. Soranlon.
.John 1'. Itoehe, hotel, Scianton.
Seidell II. Kingsbury, eleik, Seranton.
J. W. Ilownrth, lumber, Seranton.
Chester Jf. Vail, faimcr, Scott.
John .1.- O'SIalley, teamster, Dumnore.
John W. l'owlcr, treasurer, Dnnuiore.
J.une ,T. Nallln. foreman, Jllnooka.
Thomas 1). tirlffltlx, flte bes Seranton.
Petit Jurors, Monday, June 2.
John SfcIIuirli, student, Dunmore.
John W. Clomp, blacksmith, SIosiow.
Edward L. Fuller, coal operator, Scianton.
John Durkin, barber, Seranton.
Samuel Droadhcad, jr., notaiy, Old Forirc.
P. I Nolan, engineer, Jfoolc.
John B. Davis, miner. Tailor.
Ethan A. lllvcnberjr, carpenter. Old Turge.
A. 0. Hedglin, gent., Jefferson.
Charles Kelly, mason, Seranton.
Ellas Morris, asbe.i4or, Seranton.
Italph JIci.Miier, miner, Seranton.
Frank Wiishhuin, manager, Seranton.
Itichard Bell, farmer, Mo--cow.
Peter Kuehner, hotel, Seranton.
Thomas T!. Jones, coal operator, Reunion.
Almon Coon, farmer, ' North Abington.
Edward Slorri-i, iron worker, Scianton.
r. S. Benedict, cleik, Seranton.
SI. J. Kearney, livery, Archbald.
Theodore Stitchell, faimcr, Jeffeison.
Henry J. Walter, piintcr, Seranton.
l'atiick Campbell, laborer, Seranton.
John J. Slorgan, piintcr, Seranton.
William Healpy, miner, Seranton.
John C. Schmidt, clergyman, Seranton.
Oeoige B. Dimmick, bank teller, Scranlon.
A. P. Trautwein, picsidcnt, Carbondale.
John J. O'Boyle, merchant, Seranton.
John Derrig, miner, Slinooka.
A. r. Emery, foreman. Jcffereon.
Claik Lowrj ngent, Scianton.
Bernard Dolin, mason, Scranlon.
William R. Safibrd, agent Scianton.
John Cure, farmer, Gicenficld.
1 Saturday
Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, very
fine and shear, 18c value. Saturday special 10c
Point Lace Collars, new Arabian lace, 25c s
value. Saturday special 15c gj
Fancy Neck Ribbons, bright stripes, in 9 g
shades, 15c value. Saturday special 10c g
2,t;oo Yards Torchon Laces, new patterns, $
in all widths of edges and insertions, 10c value.
Saturday special 4c fer.
Palat Val. Laces, special new assortment, S
all widths and insertions to match. 12c to 20c 5;
value. Saturday 9c ej
Leather and Silk Belts, new selection. 5j
Saturday special 25c 5:
Turquoise Stone Pins, brooch and beit,25c g
value. Saturday special 13c g.
New Florodora and Medallion Belt and j
Brooch Pins 25c g
Egyptian Lace Collars, ecru shades, looks $j
like $1.50 goods. Saturday, special 49c g
Fast Black Umbrellas, steel rod 39c
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I The Best 50c
It's a Beamy, flsk to See It.
P. N. Corsets, in all the new forms,
$1.00 to $2.50
New Lace Gloves, shades of fawn and
grey, white and black 50c to $1.50
Buy the Best Our M & W. Kid Gloves,
sure to tit and wear
Ladies' Hose, drop stitch and plain soft
maco yarn. 20c value, for 15c
New Line of Ladies' Fancy Hose, colored
and black, lace and drop stitch and Grenadine
Hose 25c up to $2.00
Gents' Fast Black Hose, i24c value.
3 Pairs for 25c
New Black and White Fancy Stripe Neck
Ribbonsi ......... ,oc anci 00c
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light from a chandelier.w hen you can buy a Gas
Portable with Welsbach Burner, Hantle, Chim
ney, Shades, Six Feet of Tubing and all attach
ments for
We have Hnntlcs that we sell for 10 cents
that are hard to beat.
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GEO. V. MILLAR 8t CO. Walk In and look around.
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FOR BEDS
We are showing the finest line of Brass Beds
ever seen in Seranton. Their finish is perfect.
Our Iron Beds cost you about twothirds what
you pay elsewhere. t
Seranton Bedding Go,
F. A. KAISER, Manager.
Lackawanna and Adams AvenueSi Both 'Phones
tt. St. LewN, mamtn, Seotl.
I'. J. I'liilliiii, school dlreilor, Slinooka.
Joseph 1j. U.ivis, miner, Obpliunt,
W. J, SteveiH, fanner, North Ahlnclon.
George D. Smith, president, Seranton.
Stolen Simons, miner, Olyplunt.
Kugcne Me en, fanner, ClarU'8 Summit.
John SI. Oatlughcr, driier hoy, Illakely.
IJeorgo B. Thompson, manager, Seranton.
Michael Jordan, engineer, Scianton.
T. J. Dempscy, lahorcr, Duumote.
Giles L. Clark, nurBernian, Seranton.
Jaine ftttoii, carpcntei, Archhahl.
Austin II. Blair, gent., Scianton.
A. C. rredericle, farmer, Greenfield.
Thomas Cosgrove, superintendent, Sibley.
Bcv. David Jonn, clerginan, Seranton.
Klod f-arKent, fanner, h aPluine.
St. P. Stead, blacksmith, Jermin.
Itichard Graie farmer, Scott.
Joluic.inlon, opeiator, SIoicow.
It. W. Cojlc, meichant, Seranton.
William B.inkin, faimei, Greenfield,
lldw-in Sr. Dimmick-, clerk, Seranton.
C. O. Hnlibard, farmer, Scott.
D. E. Barton, civil engineer, Dunmore.
Patilck Stay, contractor, Scianton.
John T. Durkin, miner, Aiehliald.
Bernard O'nellly, collector, Scianton.
Stolen Cole, caipcntcr (Jcteup), Winlou.
Jesse Gardner, farmer, Giecnfleld.
O. W. Bagley, inercliant, Caibondale.
Jacob Jenkins, miner, Seranton.
Harvey Kenyon, faimei, Greenfield.
(Jeorge Watei, jr., jeweler, Seranton.
A. T. O'SIalley, boileiniaker, Seranton.
IContinued on Pago li.l
Specials 1
Corset in Town 1
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"Smoot," the Typewriter
Man, takes pleasure in ex
hibiting its merits from morn
till night, zst floor Guernsey
Building, Seranton, Pa.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Cor. Sixteenth 6t. and Ir n Place,
NEW YORK.
American Tlan, ?3.!0 lx Day mid Upward
European Plan, ?l,00 Per Day and Upward.
Epecial Rate to Families.
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4- One block from B'way Cars, ev.
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