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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1902.
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JSioi'derly Houses Raided by the Police.
Number of Persons Arrested Mrs. Sarah
Smith Beat Her Husband.
Lieutenant John Duvls nnd a squad
jompoied of Patrolmen Morgan, Da
vis, Lowry and Kvans, last night
raided a disorderly house In Kolly'n
patch, near Luzerne street. The place
in run by Mrs. Van Dyke, and on ac
count of the disturbance that was tak
ing place, the neighbors sent word to
,thc police.
Five men and two women were ar
rested, but owing to the sickness of
Mrs. Van Dyke, she was allowed to re
main at home. Her husband, however,
was arrested with the other Inmates.
, At 10.30, the same squad descended
on Cooper's block, on Scranton street,
and arrested seven women and six men
In the houses of Mrs. Jones, Myrtle
Smith and Daisy Miller. Both places
have very bad names, and the police
have been gathering evidence, which
.culminated In the thico raids which
caught a total of eighteen disorderly
persons.
A hearing will be held In the case
$ls morning. Owing to the lack of
room In the police station, onc-lmlf
the crowd were handcuffed two by two,
loaded into a patrol wagon and sent to
ike city hall for the night.
Interesting Quoit Hatch.
, Some time ago, John D. Richards, of
the firm of Richards & Wlrth, Issued a
challenge to Abel Davles, of North
Garfield avenue, to pitch a game of
quoits, the loser to pay for a dinner.
The challenge was accepted by Mr.
Davis, who selected John Hughes, of
North Lincoln avenue, as his partner,
.Mr. Richards selecting James Lewis,
oi Lafayette street, to help him win
tlte dinner.
The game was played Thursday and
the match was exceedingly Interest
ing. Both Mr. Davis and Mr. Rlch
rds, as well as their partners, arc ex
pert quoit players, and, after a hard
battle, the game was decided in favor
Of Messrs. Davis & Hughes, with a
Vsore of 61-40.
Social Events.
A birthday party was held at the
'home of Mr. and Mrs. Hopkln Maddock,
of South Rebecca avenue, on Thursday
evening, In honor of their daughter,
ilary. The usual games were enjoyed,
' ntll a late hour, when Mrs. Maddock,
assisted by the Misses Ellen Jones,
Esther Hughes and Annie Junes, served
lalnty refreshments to the happy
oung folks.
On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Udgeway, daughter, Pearl, Mrs. Fred
Tba Bt Fimllj Cough Remedy.
Dufour's French Tar,
For SiU by
GEO. W. JENKINS,
101 S. Slain ave.
&UAtAiritAlAtA)Attira
Saturday
Specials..
OTJR AST DEPARTMENT.
Irish Point Center Pieces; 8 Inches
square, with open work and
fancy edges; nice assort- QO
ment. 50c. kind for OOIj
Batln Pillow Tops, with oxquistte
floral designs In poppies, lilies,
etc.; large size. Doc. qual- non
ity for Iwv
Cord and Tassels, 3 yards long:
in all colors and combination of
colors. Usually 50c. Sat- 9Q
urday only uv
CORSET DEPARTMENT
Ladles' Summer Corsets; well cut
and perfect titling. Extra spe
cial for Saturday only OSn
at wt
Ladies' Summer Corsets a stand
ard make that sells thu world
over for 50 cents. Satur- QKo
LADIES' NECKWEAR
Genuine halt-dollar goods in
Stocks or Four-ln-Hiimls: colors
pink, blue, tan and fancy tlttn
stripes. Saturday tV
Plain and Fancy Koiir-ln-Hands,
Stocks, otc, that sell regularly
for 25 cents. Saturday! Ol n
only 1 1731
KEN'S FURNISHINGS
Men's Whitu Laco Weavo Shirts
nod Drawers, with full nioue
silk .trimmings. JteKit owi
lar made 50c. goods loi)
M'ri's Hosiery, fine combed Maco
yarn; smooth and toft as silk;
fine samo; snllred heel 1 On
i - and toe. 23c. kind at '"U
" Men's Fancy Stocks in colors,
polka dots, etc. All half OKn
price. 00c, BtockH for.,,.
SHIRT WAIST SALE
All of our popular now "3c, and
KJe. fancy Shirt Waists go in
onp lot on Saturday. 0
' Choice .., ,...,,. '
Ladles' Fir.o White Shirt Waists
that sold for 1..V) nnd 91,75 each;
0 also high grado Fancy lUn
, Waists. Full choice for v
HOSIERY
AND UNDERWEAR
' Ladies' Flno lllbhed Mercerized
Vests; elegantly made and nlco
Jy tilmmed. negulur 20c. Kiln
quality at a for U"
Boys' Heavy Ribbed Hose; fast
black; double knees ami soles;
medium sizes enly, 23c. I "1t
goods at ,,....,, lU
Ladles' Fancy llot.0 In reds and
blues: linn gauze and fust col.
pro, Saturday, 23c, qual- ln
Globe Warehotis?.!
(ni?ii?i?ii!iwiwiiiiwijiiii(ni!i $ I
SCRANTON
OwcnB, Mrs. Otis Christinas, Mrs.
Clcnrgc Jacoby, Mrs. William Quick
and Mrs. Crcasle, were entertained at
the "Plalnes," as the guests of Mrs.
Hldgeway's father, Mr. Kshclman.
Thuisday evening, Mrs.Wllllam Wag
staff entertnlncd a large number of
young people In honor of her dnughtcr,
Miss Mandle Wngstuff. At a season
able hour the charming hostess served
a bountiful collation.
A largo number of West Side young
people enjoyed a trolley ride over the
various lines of the Scranton Hallway
company recently. After the ride they
were entertained at the home of Miss
Margaret Fleming.
Before the Aldermen.
Mrs. Kate Sturett, of 731 Brook
street, South Scranton, appeared be
fore Alderman Xoono and swore out a
warrant for the urrcat of her husband,
John Sturett. on the charge of disor
derly conduct, John has not been ap
pichcnded as yet.
John Bcckwlth, of Hennessey court,
swore out a warrant for the arrest of
David Kvans, on the charge of larceny
of a crowbar. At the hearing before
Alderman John, It developed that the
prosecutor and defendant had formerly
worked together, and that Bcckwlth
had left the crowbar with Kvans' tools.
The defendant was discharged.
Tramps in Trouble.
The residents of Tripp's park have
been much annoyed by tramps uho beg
during the day and make social calls
on their henneries at night.
The knights of the road are known
to have their boarding house In u.
shanty In Keyset' Valley, so the West
Side police did a little detective work
and roped In David Roberts. In police
court he was committed to the county
jail by Magistrate Davles.
Successful Fishing.
George Payne and Clarence Everest,
of Oxford street, have returned from
a fishing trip to Loomls' lnke, near
Foster. They succeeded In hooking
seventy-five black bass and a large
number of pickerel. .
The fishing they say is unusually line,
and a large number of West Siders aru
enjoying it. Willi live bait, consisting
of'dobsons, little cattisli and crabs, se
cured from the small streams near
Foster they say the bass bite almost as
fast as the line can be put in the water.
Stamp Collectors, Attention.
At our great cut price sale of Dry
Goods we will give double stamps, Sec
our advertisement. Mcars & Hagen.
Something New.
A. Mrs. Sarah Smith, of Eynon
street, was anestcd the other evening
for giving her husband frequent
thrashings.
At the hearing, held yesterday morn-
That will merit 1
your attention.
Si
WASH GARMENTS
Ladles' Stilts In Hun Ginghams
and Ijjwiir. A great mixed lot,
with good thlnKS fotCO C
early comers. Choice.. "P '", '
Ladles' Summer Pleasing Sacqucs
nnd Klmonas. Kxtni tjood ft&o
values, Saturday only IUj
Children's pietty nnd service
able Summer Dresses In Ducks
and Piques; assorteOCl ku
colois; sizes 6 to 10 yrtl'"
89c PARASOL SALE
Aliases' IS-inch Fancy Couching
Parasols In pink, hluo or white;
sticks to match. Misses' Ib-lucli
China Silk Paiasols, with pink
ed rume; colors Hunt blue, pink
nnd red. Children's lii-lnch
China Silk Parasols; douhlo
pinked nifties: colois red, light
blue, pink and while, None of
the above weio ever sold G(fl
under J1.23. Choice OOKj
THE GREAT
WASH GOODS SALE
3,.VK) yards Ginghams In pink, oc
blood. light and dark blue, etc.
Host dress styles. Usual- C
ly 7c. Saturday Qv
5,000. yuids i.neh Percales.
Unlit ami linen color grounds.
All the Rood patterns in tho
best 12',ie. quality. Sat- C,,
urday Oli
Cotion ('hnllles In Hunt or dark
grounds; several effects, Just
the thing for comfoit J.
covers , t
2,000 yardH beautiful Curded
Lawns; light gt minds with dots,
figures and stripes. To 11 n
clear 3J
1,300 sards AlhatroHs Cloths and
French fiatlste.s, Qualities that
sold for 13c, nnd thoio- rin
alioiits. To close,.,,, t
2,500 yaids Kalruluus. Amniotic,
Lanaik. etc,-ull dainty, high
grade goods; mostly btiiall
effects, To close,,,,,,.,,,, tJl;
5,000 yaids Doited Swisses, Cord,
rd and Satin Stilpo Dimities.
MciccrUed, Foulards, Hatlu
Stilpo Uatlstes. I.lnon Mutinies
all the best colois and 1 lit
designs. To close,. t "U
l,3nn yards Tissue UliiKhums.
Flemish l.ace snipes, Uuglish
Chambinvs. plain and knotted
effects: Cotton Ciope dn Chlnn.
Knibroideied Ulz.iux. Kmhrotd
eied Sutras, etcgoods that
bold for 23c, the yard 1 01 ,
To clear ..,,, l-yV
l.oul yaids Bilk ainuhams nnd
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nun Kmnroinered HvM8t.es; best
colorings; nil high clubs in.,
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gUQIlS, JU WlUtiU ,,,,,
Ing, she was released Upon her prom
Ise to make application for entrance
to the poor farm as her husband docs
not support her.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The Infant child of Mr. nnd Mrs.
James Walsh, of Meridian Blreet, was
burled yesterday afternoon, After
brief set vices at the home, the little
one was laid at .rest In tho Cathedral
cemetery.
Miss Iluth Acker, uf South Main
nvenue, is spending the summer tit
Luke Ariel.
The members of St. Mark's Sabbath
school enjoyed their annual picnic at
Nay Aug park, yesterday.
Arthur llcese Is recovering from a
severe attack of heart trouble.
Mrs. Hart Dunnn is quite 111 nt her
homo on North Bromley avenue.
Dr. Wllllnnia and Dr. Bums per
formed n delicate operation on Ilobcrt
Holly, of North Bromley avenue, at the
West Side hospital, on Thursday.
Miss Dcla Davis, of North Bromley
avenue, Is nt Lake Wlnola.
William Walsh, of Emmet street, was
seriously burned about the neck, while
employed at the Lackawanna car shops
on Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Wheeler, of Luzerne
stieel, Is visiting friends nt Wllkes
Bnrre. The members of the choir, Division
No. 4, auxiliary to the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, held nn Important meet
ing In Young Men's Institute hall last
evening,
Mrs, ricese and family have returned
home from a week's visit to Lake
Wlnola.
Charles Miller, of North Hebccca
avenue, nnd Charles Scheuster, of North
Garfield avenue, are expected homo
fiom their three ycHrs' service In the
navy, In tho Philippines, China nnd
other places. They have some great
experiences to relate on their return
home. They have two years yet to
servo before receiving an honorable
dlschnrge.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the funer
al of the late I.obert Evans will be
held from his late home, 533 North
Sumner avenue. Interment In Forest
Hill cemetery.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Meeting of the Round X Club Num
ber of Matters Considered Other
News Notes.
The llountl X club, a society organ
ized recently for social purposes, met
in Saft's hotel parlors last evening.
Routine business was transacted, after
which it was agreed to conduct a clam
bake outing, for members only, at Rob
inson's grove, on Sunday, August 31. A
ball will also be arranged for by the
entertainment committee and it will
lake place October 27.
At the close of the' regular meeting,
a social session was held, and refresh
ments were abundantly supplied by
Caterer Saft, Rudolph Kunz presided,
and vuiious members were culled on
for addresses. The big German carp
near the Lackawanna brewery was dis
cussed, and it was agreed, on a motion
made by Messrs. Wirth and Conrad,
that the club bhould make an effort to
secure the lish, and they will prepare
their fishing tackle, today, for an early
trip tomorrow morning.
Hurt While Picking Coal.
Joseph Altman, a resident of Meadbw
avenue, fell from a trestle on the old
gravity road yesterday, a distance 6f
about thirty feet, and sustained seri
ous injuries.
The young man was engaged in pick
ing coal when the accident occurred.
He was about to cross a trestle above
No. 5, when he slipped and fell head
long. Assistance was quickly rendered
and the sufferer was taken home.where
his Injuries were given attention by
Dr. Wali-h. An examination showed,
besides severe cuts on the head and
fac, a broken collarbone, and other In
ternal Injuries. Although severely hurt,
All man's wounds are not necessarily
fatal, but he will be laid up a long time.
Laid at Rest.
The funeral of Patrick Glennnn took
p''jc:o yesterday in Minooka from the
home of ,t relative. Services were held
ill St. Joseph's church. Rev. Father
C.inuvan olllclating. Interment was
made in the Minooka Catholic ceme
tery. The pall-bearers were James Sulli
van. James Graham, Stephen Tennet,
Michael Walsh, Richaid Joyce and
James Tnnnery.
More Strike Trouble.
John ..irosa, of Kollerman court, had
Joseph Saletyn nrrested on a charge of
perjury, nnd the defendant wns given
a hearing last evening before Alderman
I.ontes. According to the evidence,
Saletyn hud aj;osa arrested some time
ago for culling him a scab and using
abusive language. Karosa was tried
before a city magistrate, 'and although
he denied the charge, had to pay u fine,
Saletyn, ho claims, committed per
jury, hence the case last evening. The
parties to the case are both foreigners,
and each side produced a crowd of
friends nnd 'witnesses.
It was a severe task to sift the wheat
from tho chaff, but Aldenrwn Lentes
came to tho conclusion that tho defend
ant perjured himself In the first case,
and held him for court In $500. A re
volver was taken from Saletyn In the
court room, and he will be re-arrested
today on the charge of carrying con
cealed weapons. f
Stamp Collectors, Attention.
At ourt great cut price salo of Dry
floods we will give double stamps. Sea
our advertisement. Menrs & Hagen.
NUBS OF NEWS.
Final nii'imgomcntH havo been mado for
tho iliat Joint exclusion of St, Mary's
church societies which goes to Mountain
park on Monday morning, August 11. A
good lirogi anuna of bports Ii.ik been nr
unified, nml an uluindauco of icfrcsh
nu'iits will I mi bcrvcd.
Tho funeial of Mrs. Mctlulro will titko
place Monday morning at !M, m. Ser
vices will bo held In St. Peter's cathedral,
nnd Interment will bo mado in Uydo park.
Mr. and Mis, Fiank Schumacher. Mrs.
Charles Schumacher and Mia. Oeoigo
Schumacher, of Mountain luke, leave to
day for Atlantic City,
Dr. Schley'B Lung Healing Paledm is
guaranteed to cure all coughs. "No cure,
no pay." For salo by all dealers.
Tho lalo Mrs. Durkln will bo laid at
rest this morning at 9 o'clock, fiom the
family i evidence on Stone avenue.
AN OLD AND WElt-TRlED REMEBT,
. MnS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHINO SVRUP
lor children teething. Is the prescription ol
pno of the best female physicians and
burses In the United States, and has beea
used sixty years with naver-falllns suci
cess by millions of mothers for their chlU
dren. During th process of teethlnir its
yalua !s Incalculable., it relieves the ch I
from pain. curs diarrhoea, tjriping in th
K'A"?,. ndc?,lcA. By Klvlng healtS
to the child it rests th mother, Price.
Iwaaty.av eant a betUa, rn "
NORTHSGRANTON
JOHN K. JONES, OF WALES
STREET INJURED.
Fell from a Stone Wagon' on Which
... . .. i.i
as was Biding, and the Rear
Wheels Passed Over Him Party
in Honor of Miss Mary Davis, of
Tioga County, at the Home of Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Morris Y. W.
C. A. Notes Other News Notes and
Personal Paragraphs,
John K. Jones, the stone dealer, of
Wales Btreet, wbb seriously Injured
while hauling stone to the central city,
Thursday afternoon. The accident hap
pened In front of O'Boylo's residence
on West Market street, whore he fell
from his wagon, nnd one of the rear
wheels passed over his body.
He was removed to his home, where
It was found that he was suffering
from Injuries to the abdomen and
shoulder. Owing to his advanced nge
his Injuries nrc quite serious. It Is not
known whether he will survive.
Pleasant Gathering.
A very pleasant gathering was given
In honor of Miss Mary Davis, of Tioga
county, by Mr. and Mrs. William Mor
ris, at their home on Williiim street,
last evening. The time wns taken up
with the usual party diversions, which
weic Indulged In until a seasonable
hour, when refreshments were scrVcd.
Evun Thomas, the well known tenor
singer, entertained the guests during
the evening with several delightful
solos.
Among those present were: The
Misses Margaret Thomas, Martha
Thomas, Olive Thomas, May Davis,
Carrie Slatton, Jennie Leonard, Mary
Richards, Blodwyn Thomas, Lizzie
Howells, Lizzie Thomas, Sadie Owons,
Mary Davis, Gertrude Willis and
Messrs. Richard Hughes, Elmer Jen
kins, William Reese, Harry Reese, Hur
ry Wutklns, Frank Coleman, Morgan
Williams, Thomas , Howells, Evan
Thomas, - Zachariah Williams, Ivor
Danvers, Bert Evans, Rufus Richards
and Walter Lewis.
Y. W. C. A. Notes.
Last evening's trolley party was most
highly enjoyed by a large number of
young women.
The Outing club goes to Lake Scran
ton this afternoon. It is hoped that a
great many of the girls will take ad
vantage of this outing.
Tho rooms will be open all day to
morrow. At 9.30 a praise service will
be held. These afternoon services are
proving very helpful.
The young women are pleased to ac
knowledge a donation of magazines
from Mrs. Bert Klees. They make a
very pleasing addition to the reading
table.
Stamp Collectors, Attention.
At our great cut price salo of Dry
Goods we will give double stamps. See
our advertisement. Mcars & Hagen.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Miss Anna Jones, of Brick avenue, was
quietly wedded tu Hugh Ilodliiini. uf Park
place, at Bliighaiuton, Memorial Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodham will niaku their
icsldcncc with the biide's parents on
Brick avenue.
AVord was icceivcd yesterday from Fac
toryvillo stating that Michael Moran and
Patrick Timlin, both of Ferdinand street,
who were supposed to have been lost on
the mountains while picking berries, are
working on a farm at that place.
Tho members of tho Keystono Literary
and Dramatic; club, honoicd ono of their
members, Martin AValsli, of West Market
btreet, who was recently wedded, last
Wednesday evening. A number of
speeches were delivered, congratulating
Mr. Walsh.
Miss Nellie Thomas, of Reese street,
is entertaining her cousin, Miss Gertrude
Thomas, of Pittstou.
An cxccllen tprogrammo will bo ren
dered at the First Welsh Baptist church
of West Market street Sunday, August 10,
by the Juvenile choir. A number of solos
nnd recitations will be rendered.
Mrs. C. L. Whipple, of Adams avenue,
is spending two weeks at Mnplowood.
Mrs. William Hartshorn and daughter,
of Spring street, ictutned home this
,murniug after spending three weeks
at Lake Ariel.
Thomas Martin, of Summit avenue, has
accepted a position at Davis' drug stoic.
Thomas Jones, of Taylor, Is visiting his
bister, Mrs. John Jervis, of Wuync ave
nue. Miss Blodwyn Richards, Mrs. Frank
Richards nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. James Cock
ntn aro visiting Lyman Green, of Fleet
vltle. Tho Nonpareils b.iso ball team defeat
ed the Actives on Von Storcji's Held Wed
nesday afternoon by a scoro of 11 to i.
Murphy's pitching for thu Nonpareils,
who struck out ten men, was tho feature
of tho game.
Miss Margaret and Llzzlo Evans, of
Dimmoie, spent Thursduy evening with
Putnam street frlonds.
Daniel Regan, of Oak street, Is spending
IiIh vacation in Atlantic City.
Miss Nelllo Robinson, of Lcggett's
htreot. Is visiting Wllkcs-Rarro friends,
Mlhs Stella PUce, of Spring Brook, is
vlbltlng Miss Cora Sheldon, of Deacon
street.
Mrs. Robert Merrick, of Green strcot,
is entertaining her sister, Miss Alice
Henry, of Jeimyn,
Mrs, Gcorgo Caldwell, of West Market
street, Is visiting fi lends In Nashua, N, II,
Misses Madge Gannon and Slargarot
Mulherln, of Jermyn, spent Thursduy
with friends In town,
A. T. Pcntlcoat, of Now York elty, is
tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Case,
of Feidlnand street.
Miss Mnry Roland, of Oak strcot, Is
spending her vacation in New York and
Boston.
PUNWORE.
Preaching morning nnd evening In tha
Dudley Street Baptist church, Sunday
school at IS o'clock. Young People's So
ciety of ChiHthui Endeavor, G.45' p. m.
Tho Young People's Society of Chris
I la n Eudcavur of the Dudley Street Dap.
tlit church will hold an entertainment In
tho church Tuebijay evening, August IS,
An excellent literary programme has been
provided.
Miss Jano tilmousoii wns tendered a
very pleasant Mirprlso party at her home
on Church street Tuesday evening, tho
occasion being her beventeenth birthday,
Games, muslo and other amusments
weie Indulged In until a Into hour, when
refrciumeiits weru served, after which
flashlight pictures were taken, Thobo
present wero tho .Mlst-cs Matttu Evans,
Etta Toolcy, Muiguret liiurls. Lottie
SlmoiiHou, Ida, Tina, Jano and ls'ath
i yn Slmoiibou, Mary Puddcn; Messrs
Garllcld Bhaw, Fred Young, Elmer
Tuoley, William Johnson, Jessie Blaine,
Benule Simoiuon, Wan en SIiiioiihoii,
James Van Louvendcr. Refreshments
were served by the Misses Kathryn
Slniousou and Mary Paddcu.
Miss Romalno Bruusoii, of Elm street,
is tha guest of fi lends at Lake Wlnola,
Stamp Collectors, Attention.
At ourt great cut prlcn sale of Dry
Goods we will gve doublo slumps. Se
our advertisement. Meura & Hagen.
STILL FURTHER PROOF
Where Doctor's Fail to Oure Woman's
Ills, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Succeeds.
Mrs, Pauline Judson, Seoretary Sohermerhorn Golf 01ub(
Brooklyn, N, Y,, Writes On TMb Subjeot,
A woman best understands a woman's ills.
How true this is, and how well proven in Mrs. Judson's letter which
follows.
How many thousands of letters Mrs. Pinkham is .constantly receding
from women recounting their months, and sometimes years of treatment by
physicians for some derangement of the female organs without obtaining a
cure, or oven relief from their suffering, and how eventually they have been
cured by her advice or medicine, or both, is almost beyond belief,
Just think how Mrs. .Tudson was treated for months without success, and
how quickly she was cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Snnativo Wnsh.
Is thero n sick woman on earth who will doubt tho power of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound over womens' diseases in tho face of
such proof ? Surely not.
Any woman who is troubled with any form of female ills, painful men
struation, backache, dizziness, bearing down feelings, ovarian Inflammation
or any womb trouble should hasten to procure Lydia E. Plnkham'8 'Veg
etable Compound, for no other medicino is so universally recommended
by prominent women of all classes.
MRS. PAULINE JUDSON.
w Deab Mrs. Pinkham : Soon after my marriage two years ago I
found myself in constant pain. The doctor said my womb was turned,
and this caused the pain, with considerable inflammation. He prescribed
for me for four months, when my husband became impatient because I
frew worse instead of better, and in speaking to.the druggist he advised
im to get Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative
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60X, 47 Hoyt St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
It would seem by this statement that women would save timo
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table Compound at once. It might as well he understood first as
last that no medicine in thu world is equal to it, and no druggists
substitute will he satisfactory. Get it to-day ; don't wait.
$5000
REWARD. We havo doposl ted with the National City Bank of Lynn. SIXMO,
which will he paid to any person who can find that the above testimonial letter
Is not ganulne, or was published before obtaining tho writer's special per
mission. Lydia E. Pinkham Medicino Co.. Lynn, Mom.
PRESSURE NOT
HIGH ENOUGH
(CoiiLludru fiom 1'jbc (1.)
Said Director 'Worniser to it Tribune
man, yesterday afternoon: "I certainly
sea no uso -fn changing the, water ser
vice in thebu purts, after thu results
we have received from this. lent. Per
sonally, I cannot approve any measure
which advocates a change, which sure
ly will not bo beneficial to the city's
interests."
On motion of Councilman Vaugliun
the communication was referred to a.
committee, Thursday night, with ti
view to seeing If It would not bo pos
sible to have at least some of the hy
drants In question connected with the
Gas and Water company's mains.
ml
PREEN RIDGE.
Malviu Snyder, of Pcnn nvenue, will
lcuvo today for a. few clays' stay at Luke
Wlnola.
J. H. Joncsf and family, of Columbia
avenue, arn occuping their cottage at
Crystal Lake.
JIIphph Arlln Clrlflln, Nettio I.awrcneo
and Bertha Sownrd aro gucxts nt the
home of ftov. and Sirs. A. Qilfftn, of
West I'lttston.
Hentrlco lodge. No. 7. Daughters of
Rcbeknh, held an Interesting meeting
last evening in Masonic hull, Dickson
nvenue,
Jtlsslfolen Churchill, of .Marlon street,
has returned homo after a mouth's so
journ at Atlantic City, Capo May and
Washington, D. c,
Mrs, Mlsculy and daughter, llcrtha,
who wcro guests of Mrs. W.llllam II,
Peek and Miss Peek havo returned to
their home in Notth Carolina.
Putil Ynrkmun, Matthew Arhcutlco nnd
Poter Swedish wcro biought before AN
deimuu A. C, Uuylcy, of Dickson ave
nue, last night, charged by John Wlilc
tus with assault nnd battery, Tho as
suult took pl.teo last Monday evening,
when tho parly, who aro from Provi
dence sci'tlini,. wero returning from a
christening. T(io prosecutor was beaten
with bottles and clubs by tho other three
men and so budly cut and bruised that
ho was uuulilo to appear against them he
lora ycsteiduy anil Is bllll under thu euro
of a physician. Alderman ilayley placed
all tin ou under $V100 bail for appearance
at couit,
Jloiatlo M, Culc, who Is spending tho
summer ut Montrose, visited his plueo of
liutliiehH hero yesterday.
Special pi lees for Saturday at Qreen
Illdgo Cash Store, HIV Cupuuse avenue:
Apples, per peck ,,,, ,,..,., ,,.S0o
Potatoes, per peck ,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,l$o
Pino Creamery lluttcr ..., ,,,,,,u
S Pounds Soda Cruekcl'3 We
4 Pounds Ulugcr Simps , ..,.:' Jo
Icily 0 lasses, dozen ,,.,,..,ijc
Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Celery, Squath,
Radishes. Onions, Uects, Cut rots, Wax
Beans, Pea, Melons, Peaches, etc. New
'phone, 9J7; old 'phone, 3M. '
Stamp Collectors, Attention.
At ourt great cut prico salo of Dry
Good wc nlll give doublo stamps. Pee
our advertisement. Mtars & llugen.
LEGAL.
AMKNDMKNT TQ TIIK CONSTITU
TION PROrOSUD TO TIIK CITIZENS
OK THIS COMMONWEALTH KOfl
THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION
BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OK
THE COMMONWEALTH OK PENN
SYLVANIA. PCRLISHED BY ORDER
OK THE SECRETARY OK THE COM
MONWEALTH IN PURSUANCE OK
ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITU
TION A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to section ten
of article ono of the Constitution, so
that u dlsehuigo of ti jury fur failure,
to agree tir other necessary cuuso shall
not work an aeiiulttal.
Section 1. Be It icsolved by tho Sounto
and House of Representatives of tho
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in Gen
eral Assembly met. That tho following
bo piopnsctl as an amendment to tho Con
stitution: that is to say, that seetliiu ten
of ni tick! one, which reads as follows:
"No pel son slull, for any lndlctablo of
fense, ho proceeded against criminally
by Infm niiitlon, except in cases uiislug In
the land or naval forces, or in tho militia,
when In actual sen lee. In time of war
or public danger, or by leave of thu court
for oppression or misdemeanor In oflleo.
No person siall, for tho snmu offense, bo
twice put in jeopiudy of life or limb; nor
shall inlvulo pioperty bo taken or applied
to public use, without authority of law
and without Just compensation being first
mado or secured," bo amended so as to
read as follows:
No person shall, for any lndlctablo of
fense, he pioeceded against criminally by
information, except In ens-es arising in the
land or naval forces, or In tho mtlilla,
when In actual service In time of war or
public danger, or by leave of tho court
for oppression or mlsdomeanor hi ofllce,
No person shall, for tho same offense be
twice put In Jeopardy of life or limb; but
a discharge of tho Jury for failure to
agree, or other necessary cause, shnll
not work nu acquittal, Nor shall private
property be taken or applied to public
use, without authority of law and with
out just compensation being first mado or
bceuied.
A truo copy of tho Joint Resolution.
W. W. OR1EST.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU
TION PROPOSED TO THE CITIZENS
OK THIS COMMONWEALTH KOR
TIII51R APPROVAL OR REJECTION
BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OK
THE COMMONWEALTH OK PENN
SYLVANIA. PUBLISHED BY ORDER
OK THE SECRETARY OK THE COM
MONWEALTH IN PURSUANCE OK
ARTICLE .Will OK THE CONSTITU
TION. A JOINT RESOLUTION
Pinposlng an amendment to tho Constitu
tion of tho Commonwealth.
Section 1, Bo it resolved by the Senate
and House of Remeseutatlves of tho'
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania In Gen.
eial Assembly mot. That tho following
is proposed as an amendment to tho Con
stitution of tho Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, In necordanco with tho provj.
slous of tho eighteenth nrtlclo thereof;
Anundmeut.
Add nt the end of section seven, article
three, tho following woiils; "Unless bo
foio It ahull bo Introduced In tho General
Asseinblv, such proposed special or local
law Khali have beep first submitted to a
popular vote, at a general or special elec
tion In tho locality or localities to bo af
fected by Its operation, under nn order
of tho court of common pleas of the re
speetivo county after luMiiug nnd appli
cation granted, and shall jtuvo been ap
proved by a maloilty uf tho voters at
bueh election: Piovlded. That no such
election shall bo held until the decreo of
court authorizing thu same shall havo
been advertised for at least thlttv (&1)
days lit tho locality or localities affected,
in such manner us the court may illiect.
A truo copy of tho Joint Resolution.
. W. W, GRIEHT.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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When in Need :
Of anything in tha Una o',J
optical gooda wo can auppiy it J
Spectacles i
and Eye Glasses:
Properly fitted by an axpart J
optician, 9
From $1.00 Up
Also all kinds of praserip
tion work and repairing. ' ' J
Mercereau & Connell,
133 Wyoming: Avenue.
Headquarters
for
Incandescent
Gas Mantles,
Portable Lamps.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
Kern Incandescent
Gas Lamp.
GunsterSForsytti
253327 Penn Avenne.
The
Difference
You believe there are
many .brands of
Good Flour
But after using the re
liable "Snow White"
You know it to be abso
lutely the best.
We only wholesale it
Dickson
Mill & Grain Co.,
Scranton and Olyphant.
Kitchen utensils
HAVINQ THIS m
Trade Mark vUflAj
AreSAFE:
pmj
fli-JETUi
NO POISON
ti used In the eaamtL SlSv
Send for Our Nw Booklet Showing WHV.
A lull iiortmrnt of tha jroods for sals
tyalltti Iriullnir DK.l'ARTStKKT wdfi.
IIOUSK FUIININIII.NO MOKES. !
"Lo!anco & Orosjean Mfg. CcTS
1 NEW TOOK, BOSTOX. CHICAGO. '
FOOTE & FULLER CO.,
140-142 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
SOBANTON, PA.
Complete line of the genuine L. &
G. Manufacturing Company's Agate
Nickle Steel Ware.
DR. DENSTEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
311 Spruce St, Scranton, Pa ,
All Acuta unit pluonlc Diseases of Men,
Women and (')illdien. NKUVOU8.
UilllUNia IIIIAIN, l-'EMAliK and
WASTING Dltil-JAtiUS A SPKCIALTY
Consultation and examination free. Of,
ilea lioura, daily and Sunday, S a. m. to
9 p. in.
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