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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1902.
WEST SCRANTON
Attempted to. Blow Up a House in Keyser
Valley with Dynamite Street Repairs.
Other News Notes of Iriterest.
Mrs, Hllen Anderson nnd family, of
804 South Keysrr uveniip, arc the vic
tims or ileep-ronteil persecution, nnd are
living In constunt fear of some dire
calamity befalling them. On Sunday
night a dastardly attempt wns made to
blow up a house. In the rear of their
)iomc, with (tymimltp. but fortunately
the orfcndcrH were only partially HUC
CCSsfUl. Some time ago Mrs. Anderson eon
verted a barn, on the rear or her lot.
into a double house, and advertised It
for rent. A few days ago a tenant was
nccurcd, and the house put In readiness
for occupancy. The tenants were to
have moved In yesterday, and to pre
vent them, It Is supposed, the house was
dynamited.
About U o'clock Sunday night, while
Sirs. Anderson was retiring, she heard
nil explosion In the rear of the house,
nnd upon Investigating found that some
i me hud placed a stick of dynamite
underneath the base of the unoccupied
house.
A large hole was torn In the founda
tion wall, and the woodwork above It
wus also shattered. Several windows In
the front of the house were broken by
the force of the explosion The house
faces on an alley, and the offenders
could easily escape detection. No clue
lias been ascertained of the perpe
trators. Mrs. Anderson Is a widow, and her
two sons, Bert and Will, support her.
The former works with the mason's
gang of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
"Western company around the mines,
and the latter was engaged as a watch
man at the Archbald mines.
By reason of these facts the family
believe the outrage was committed,
r.ert Andoison Is the young man who
was arrested In connection, with the
Slary Qulnn murder, and notwithstand
ing the fact that he wns discharged
from custody, considerable feeling still
exists against him. '
Engine Company No. 3.
Contractor Edwin O. Hughes, who
wns lecently awarded the contract for
making needed repairs at the quarters
of Kngine company No. 3, on North
Hyde Park .avenue, has a force of men
at work putting In n new lloor and
making other alterations.
The permanent men arc engaged in
breaking in a new horse, which was
purchased recently from Frank Cobb.
The animal takes kindly to his new
duties, and will undoubtedly piove a
vnluable acquisition to the department.
Death of Former Resident.
Mrs. Mary Bpynon, an aged resident
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Five stnmps given away with
each bottle of Dufour's French Tar
G. W. JENKINS.
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On Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday or Friday of this
week, will be much appre
ciated. Alterations at the store
have now been completed,
and on the above dates a
general opening will be held,
during which the latest modes
and fashions will be shown
in all departments.
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of Lackawanna, who formerly trslded
In West Scranton, died at her home on
Sunday morning. Deceased Is survived
by two daughters and two sons, Mrs.
Mary Keeney, of Lackawanna; Mrs.
Charles Willnrd, of Mooslc; David and
William Bevnnn,
The funeral will take place this after
noon from the house In Lackawanna at
1.30 o'clock. Services will be held In the
First Welsh Unptlst church, South
Main nvenue, nt 2.30 o'clock, und Inter
ment will be made In the Wushburn
street cemetery.
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Repairing the Pavement.
Workmen were engaged yesterday In
tearing up portions of the brick pave
ment on North Hyde Park avenue,
which has been In need of repair for a
long time.
The pave was laid on a sand base,
and In consequence the heavy rains of
the past few months had washed the
dltt out from under the bricks, causing
them to sag In different places.
"It Is expectPd that the pavement will
be fully repaired before the frost sets
In the ground.
Repairing Sidewalks.
The department of public safety or
ders relative to the repairing or side
walks are being curried out by many
West Scranton property owners. This
Is particularly noticeable on Jackson
street, where many flagstones have al
ready been raised to the proper grade.
Ordinances nre now pending In coun
cils for the Inylng of sidewalks In the
Fifth and Fifteenth wards, and it Is
expected the work will be under way
within a few weeks. The opening of
Price street, between Main and Hyde
Park avenues, Is a possibility or the
near future.
EVENTS TODAY AND EVENING.
The wedding of Dr. .). J. Brennan and
.Miss l,orctta K. Cannon, or Jackson
street, will take place at St. Patrick's
church at 11 o'clock this morning.
The lady friends of the Electric City
wheelmen will be tendered a social at the
club lioli-e this evening. '
David Urlfflths, of Buffalo, and Ml.-
Mabel Spencer, of Jucksoa street, will
bo united in marriage today by Rev. .1.
P. Motfut. D. D., pastor of the Wash
burn Street Presbyterian church.
The Harvard dancing class will hold a
social In Mear's hall this evening.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Klmer Be.ich, the S-year-old boy. who
tiled to set lire to his home at 137 South
Everett avenue, has been turned over
to Mrs. DuRgnu. who will pl.ice him In
an Industrial school
The Mt. Pleasant kindergarten was re
opened esterday in Bi-cr-' hall under the
direction of Miss Margaret GIbos,
Bom To Mr. and Mrs. George Hoff
man, of North IlebecPH avenue, a dausli
ter. To Mr. and Mrs. John Ford, of Re
becca avenue, a son.
The remains of an Infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Redmond Gallagher, of Ruck
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ctmelcry Sunday afternoon,
Tho McFnddcn Camping club tins rc
turned homo from a thtco months' so
Joiirn nt Lake Ariel.
Theodoro Naiimnn nnd fnmIL', of North
Gnrlteld nvcnlic, have gone to Mt. Pocono
to reside.
Siimuel McCracken. Will C. Williams,
Harry Dnvls and Frank Wetlllng, of the
Klcctrlc Cllty wheelmen, participated In
the bowling contests at tho Country club
lent evening,
TliomiiH Duggan, Leo and Thomns
Carey, of Luzerne street, were nrrnigntd
before Alderman Nonnc lint evening at
the Instance of Bridget Mornn, who
charged them with throwing Btonejt at
her. Tho prosecutrix could not Identify
the boyii and they were discharged,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Isaac 1 hurls, of North Bromley nvc
nUe, left for New York yesterday nfter
noou to visit Ids sister, Mrs. Max Mo
rcllo. Charles Corless, Jr., of South Main
avenue, who Is employed In New York,
returned to the metropolis yesterday after
a visit with Ids parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'ltnra, of Kinmct
street, are home from n month's visit hi
Chlritgn.
Miss Anna Williams, of Scranton street,
Is the guest of relatives In Hazloton.
Mr?. Philip Staff, of South Seventh
street, has returned home from a visit
with relatives in Wayne county.
MI'S Bessie Nceloy. of North Rebecca
street, has returned from a brief sojourn
In New York.
Misses Helen und VDulsy Stone, of
fthnca, N. Y., are visiting the Misses
Jessie and Augusta Polhamus, of North
Main avenue.
Herbert Evans, of tlnllstead, Is the
guest of relative on Lafayette street.
Mrs. .Martha Millard, of Division street,
Is sojourning In Factoryvlllc.
Miss Maud Kvuns, of North Main ave
nue, is recovering from nil attack of
pneumonia.
Mrs. Frank Harrison, of Hnekensnck,
N. J.;, Mrs. .1. M. Williams and Mrs.
Clarence 11. Shryer, of North Main nve
nue, nre home from Lnke Wlnoln, where
they spent several weeks.
Mls Jennie Williams, or North Sum
mer avenue, Is spending her vucatlon nt
Atlantic CU:.
Rhys Powell, or North Gurlield nve
nue, has taken up his studies at Brown
university.
Thomas Evans, of the West Side bunk,
Is spending his vacation In Pittsburg.
Mrs. Floyd Heberllng and chlldicn, of
Kingston, are vldtlng relatives on South
Lincoln avenue.
Willis Dnvls, of Ifoncsdnle. Is the guest
of Thomas Davis, of Jaeksoa street.
Mrs. E. T. Relber. or Philadelphia, Is
.spending a few v days with friends In
West Scranton.
Miss Susie Edwards, of North Bromley
avenue, is convalescent after a seveie
Illness.
NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Thomas Lewis Arrested for Discharg
ing Firearms Other News and
Personal Notes.
Thomas Lewis, of Church avenue, was
arrested Sunday ctenlng for discharg
ing firearms. For the past several
weeks Lowl has been In an Intoxicated
condition and complaints came to the
police that he was breaking furnituic
at his home.
He set lire to his bed one night dur
ing last week, but the blaze was extin
guished before any damage resulted.
The neighbors were afraid of him, and
many times have stopped him fiom
committing suicide. Sunday evening he
discharged a revolver, and the neigh
bors thought that he had shot himself.
Word was sent to the station house
and Patrolmen Ross and Sultry went
to his home and placed him under ar
rest. T'pon going into the house to ar
rest him he was found lying on a lounge
with n revolver lying alongside of him.
He was fined In police court yesterday.
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
An association rally will be held In the
Yoinig Women's Christian association
p.irlois, 20IS North Main h venue, Tues
day evening, September 1ti, at 7.!M p. m., to
which all who wish to take any part in
tliu work of the association tills j ear
arc invited to attend. Girls and young
women will ln given opportunity to reg
ister for sewing, gymnasium and cook
ing classes; also classes In conversation
and letetr writing.
Adolph Felrtmon, of West Market
street, left Tor New York yesterday,
where he Is to wed .Miss Tessle Schwartz,
a charming young lady or that city, to
day, Mr. and Mrs. Feldmnu will return
home tomorrow nnd for u time they will
make their residence with his parents on
North Main nvenue. On next Monday
evening they will tender u reception to
Ills patrons ut his homo on North Main
avenue.
The Independent orchestra, which ran
such excellent socials in I he auditorium
last season, has decided to conduct them
thU year. On Wednesday evening tho
opening social of the season will tulto
place. An orchestra of eight pieces will
render dance music. The services of
Peter Saltey, the well known dancing in
structor, have been secured this season
to conduct the dancing school. Every
evening before the regular dnnco an hour
will be set aside for the accommodation
or those wishing to learn In dance.
A delegation consisting or Oito I).
Myers, Charles Miller, Couucllniiiii John
Evans, L. M, Roberts, Richard Thomas
anil a number or other prominent Re
publicans leaves this morning Toy Krlc.
where they will represent the North
Suauton Republican club at the Re
publican Slate league convention, which
Is being held at that place. Reduced
rales have been secured Troiil tho railroad
companies for transportation, The North
Scinnloii delegation will remain In Erie,
ror tluec days, returning on Friday.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Miss Olive Tlinmas, or Church incline,
pleasantly eulerlalucd a number or her
friends at her home on Friday evening,
Edward Sanders and Jesso Sickles havo
returned from a few day's visit at
Jcmiyn.
John Jervls, of Wayne avenue, is pass
im; around the elgnrs over the arrival of
Mr, and Mrs. Morris Fcldcnay and son
Joseph, of North Main avenue, nro In
New Yoik city.
OBITUARY.
MRS. Sl'SANE RAFNR, an old re.sl
dent of South Scranton, passed nwuy nt
72t Hickory street eurly yesterday morn
ing at the rlpo old age of 82 years. Tho
deceased wiih one of tho llrst Vettlers In
this vicinity and was well known and
hlslily esteemed In the community. One
son and live daughters, all married, sur
vive. Tho funeral will take place nt 2 p.
m. tomorrow afternoon and services will
bo held nt the Iioubo and I'lttston Ave.
nuo cemetery by Rev. W, A. Nordt.
MILDRED TERRY, tho Infant duugh
ter .if Mrs. Margaret Torry, of 723 Clay
avenue, Dumnoie, died yesterday, Tho
funeral will be conducted this ufternon
with Interment' In tho Cathedral ccme
terj .
AIT OLD AND WElL-TRiTO REMEBT.
MRS. WINSLOW'B SOOTHING BYRU
fvi vmiuicii ictuimiK, in me Prescription 01
burses In the United States, and has bee;
used alxty years with never-falllng sue?
teas by millions of mothers for their chlU
(ran. During the process of teething ita
Value Is Incalculable. It relieves the chili
from pain, cures diarrhoea, urlplng in the
fcowels, and 1 wlnd-cpllc. By giving health
to the child It rests tho mother, Price;
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SOUTHSGRANTON
THEY WERE MARRIED FIFTEEN
YEABS AGO.
Anniversary of the Event Celebrated
by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dlppre at
Their Home 732 Pittston Avenue.
Twentieth Birthday of Miss Llbbie
Lotz Observed Large Number of
Persons Attended the Funeral of
the Late Mrs. Knoller Heard Be
fore Alderman Lentes.
A most plenslng affair occurred nt
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Dlppre, of 720 I'lttston nvenue, last
evening, when they were serenaded, the
occasion being tho fifteenth annlversay
of their wedding.
Relatives and friends gathered nt tho
Iioubo about 0 o'clock, nnd after it sea
son of social enjoyment, refreshment
were served. Cut glass and crystal
ware appropriate to the occasion were
presented to tho happy couple as
mementos of tho day, and the guests
Joined In wishing Mr. and Mrs. Dlppre
muny happy returns of the day.
Mr. Dlppre is foreman of the puttern
shop nt the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western car shops, and Is nffllllated
with many secret und social arganlza
tlons, besides being a member of Union
Lodge, F. and A. M No. 29,".
The guests present were as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dlppre, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Mohr, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Illldebrandt, Mr. and Mrs. John Gahn,
Mr. und Mrs. S. P. Reiner, Mrs. C.
Haas. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Kolb, Mrs.
William Kornacher, Mrs. Barbara
Gahn. Mrs. Elizabeth Shall. The Misses
B. Coar, Freda Kornacher, Gertrude
Dlppre, Louise Hlldebrandt, Lilly
Reiner and James Touhlll, Peter
Reiner, William Kornacher, John und
William Heldebrandt, nnd Masters
Aaron, Howard and Philip Dlppre, Jr.,
John and William Gahn.
Pleasantly Remembered.
A merry surprise party was tendered
to Miss Lotz, a popular young lady, a
few nights ago, In honor of lier twen
tieth birthday. The guests assembled
at the Lotz residence on Hickory street
about 9 o'clock, and arter hearty con
gratulations set about having a good
time.
Music and dancing was enjoyed until
11 o'clock when rerreshments were
served. The festivities were resumed
after supper and kept up until the eurly
morning hours. The guests present
were the Misses Martha, Llbbie, ISmmn
and Henrietta Lotz, Minnie Neuls, Rose
Kugler, Theresa Kraft, Emma Myers,
Margaret Freuchtel, Messrs. Fred Lotz,
Carl Wagner, William Lotz, Henry
Ulrlch, Edward Kroll, Siebert Wetzel,
George Ulrich, Bernard Kautack,
Chatles Dieslng nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Kautack.
Laid nt Rest.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Kneller,
took place yesterday morning and was
largely attended. Hundreds viewed the
remains at tho family residence, prior
to closing the casket, and St. Mary's
Catholic church, where a requiem mass
for the repose of the dead was cele
brated, wus filled with sorrowing
friends and relatives of the deceased
lady.
After the services in the church the
cortege started for the German Catho
lic cemetery In the upper portion of
the Twentieth ward, where Interment
was made. The remains were borne to
their last resting place by six cousins
as follows: Fred Ueidenbach, Jacob
Reidenbach, Gus Reldenbach. Harry
Rem po, Joseph Flempe, and Anthony
Rompc.
Aldermanic Doings.
Joseph Wirth, or 1113 Stafford ave
nue, had Edward and Joseph Dupost
arrested yesterday for defrauding a
board bill to the amount of $5.13. The
evidence showed they did not leave
with intent to defraud having paid $7
on the account. The case was heard
before Alderman Lentes, who discharg
ed the defendant.
John Lewendousky, was brought be
fore the same ulderman last evening
on churges or disorderly conduct, point
ing a pistol, discharging firearms and
threats. The charges were preferred
by Michael Mathuschek, whose state
ments were endorsed by numerous wit
nesses. After hearing all tho evidence
Lewendousky was held on the charges
of carrying nnd discharging firearms
within the city limits. His bail was
fixed at $.'00, In default of which he
was committed,
Hurt While Playing.
A Iwelve year old son or Mr. and
Mrs. Woodward, residing on Maple
street, met with a mlsfortunnto acci
dent last evening that may disfigure
him for life. The lad with n number
of companions wns indulging In horse
play, when a stone inlschlevlously
thrown, caught young Woodward In
tliu face, Indicting a long Jagged wound
running parallel with his lip,
'tho Injured boy was taken to the
office of Dr. J. J. Walsh, and live
stitches were necessary to close the
gash.
NUBS OF NEWS.
Tho lost child, whoso case was reported
!!n these columns yesterday, turned out
to bo n lllttlo Polish boy. Ho hud won
dered a long dlstani'o from home. Ills
father, n man named Langdnsky, resid
ing In tho Twentieth wind, claimed him
about II o'clock on Sunday night,
Miss Mollle Luiidy, a popular young
lady of the South Side, will entertain
tho progressive euchro party at St,
John's hall Thursday evening, Tho pio.
coeds nro to help swell tho funds of the
new Cnthollo church to bo erected on
Ornhnrd street. All nro welcome,
Comet lodge, Knights or Pythias,, will
meet In regular session nt Ilnrtmnu's hull,
on Pittston nvenue, this evening.
Tho Scranton Suengerrunde will meet
for singing practice In Athletic hall this
c cuing.
Dr, Schley's Lung Healing nnlstim 'Is
guaranteed to euro all coughs. "No cine,
no pay." For salo by all dealers.
The Jungor JIaennerchor Bocloty will
meet In special session at 7 o'clock to.
night for rehearsal. Professor Iluusea
will bo present und all members are
urged to attend,
News of the death of a former real,
dent won received from Illllallilo House
last evening. The deceased was named
Jacob Klein and tho Hcsslnger ambulance
proceeded for the body, which will be
taken to tho home of Joseph Klein on
Btodo avenue and prepared for Interment,
GREEN RIDGE.
Miss Imogeno Hoyt, of Dickson avenue,
was tendered a surprise party last oven
Ing at her homo on Dickson avenue by n
number of her young friends. ,Tlio gath
ering was In honor of her birthday and a
delightful evening wus spent. Among
thoso present were tho Mlsse3 Imogens
Hoyt, Mumle Osmond, Bluncho White,
Swiss
Flannels
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8 Cents
10 Cents
1 5 Cents
AMUSEMENTS,
Lyceum Theatre,
M. Itcls, Lessee and Malinger.
A. J. Duity, Huslncsi Manager.
Tuesday Night, Sept. 16.
W. E. Nankeville's
Now Melo-Dramntlc Success, Entitled,
The
Little Mother
Hy Lawrence Murstun, esq.
A pathetic story Intermingled with
bright nnd sparkling comedy. Special
scenery, electrical und mechanical etTect
Prices lfio, Xie, 30c and 73c.
Scats on sale.
Thursday Night, Sept. 18
Paul Armstrong's New Comedy Drama,
"ST. ANN"
A tale of LOVE, ARTISTS and HO
IIL'MIA. A play which Is destined to become one
or tjic theatrical hits of the season. Dal
thnotu American.
Prices 23c, 50c, 73c. $1,
Plagium opens Tuesday at 9 a. in.
Academy of Music
M. Rels, Lessee and Manager.
A. J. Durry, Business Manager.
Three Nights, Commencing Monday, Sep
tember J3.
Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday.
NKW YORK'S BIG HIT.
"THE FATAL WEDDING."
Matinee Prices 13c. and 23c.
Night Prices 13c. 23c. :!',c. and 30c
Three Nights. Commencing Thursday,
Sentember IS.
Matinees I'liday and Saturday.
Mr. Barney Gllmore in
"KIDNAPPED IN NEW YOBK."
Klght Pig Specialties.
Dixie's Theatre,
HLNRY KAr.NSWORTir DIXIE,
Lessee and Manager.
WEEK OK SEPT. 33.
EIGHT BIG ACTS
Ametain New Dances
'1 lie Kcatons
Sisson and Wallace
Matinee Today.
1 'rices 13. 23. X, and 30c.
Special matinee prices.
STAR THEATRE
ALP. U. IIEItniNC.TOX, Manager.
MONDAY. Tl'ESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
September 1", Hi, I".
The Cracker Jacks
Matinee Every Day,
Uesslo Addyniaii, Jennie (,i anger, Grace
Slsco, Lulu W.irren. Mnhelle Keith,
Kmma Baker. Gertie I.a Ito.-e. Clara Slo
cum, Will ltallcr, Harry Mailer, Jesso
Slcklcr, Je.-se Gardner. Carl tlaidnor,
Clydo Wolehcl, Claroneo Hoyt, Joe La
Rose, Prank Aildymun. Edward Butler,
Lo Roy Warden, Paul Kelfer, Tom Iton
enr, Charles Brandt and Eddie Jaines, of
Jerniyn.
P. S. Oilier, or lloncsdale street, has ie.
turned from llamliiitou, AVayue county,
where ho and his brother have been en
gaged the past row days In settling up
their fath'T'H estate.
Miss Maude Temple, who bus been tho
guest or her school friend. Miss Cl.irn
Woodruff, of Eloclt Ie avenue, returned
to her home in Philadelphia yesterday,
Prunk Elwood, or Dickson avenue, left
ror Ithncu, N, V ycstoidiiy, where ho
will enter Cornell.
DUNMOitt DOINGS.
Fire Alarm System Is Not In Working-
Order School Board Awards
Its Bonds.
An alarm of fire lute yesterday after
noon called the lire department to
Petersburg, but tho lire was out beforn
their arrival and fortunately their ser
vices were not needed.
The alarm system Is not working nnd
tho ilreincn must wait In their houses
until the gong Is blown by hand ut No.
0 breaker, ut tho pleasure of the fire
man there, before they can tell in what
purt of the borough they may bo
needed.
It seems as though It ought to be
somebody's business to keep this piece
of borough property In working order,
und If It cannot bo kept In that con
dltlon it should be turn out and the
citizens would know what to expect and
act accordingly In summoning the lire
men,' As It Is now, the money Invested
In llro alarm systems In this borough
Is n dead loss, and somebody should
nnswer to tho tux-payers as to why It
Is so, i
In the Neptune hose house yesterdny
tho llrst Intimation the permanent man
there hud that there was a (Ire was the
blowing of the gong, which might some
times bo ten or llfteen minutes, or
longer, after the alurm from the box is
turned In.
The School Board Bonds.
The school board met vpslrnlnv nftn,-.
noon and awarded tho (55,000 Issue of i
tier cent, bonds to tho successful hliirifi-
F. h. Fuller, Cleveland, O. Bids were
received from Joseph Parker & Co..
flow You Do Like
A nice warm Comfortable Kimona, or House Jacket
We can appreciate the situation, too, and have one of the
finest lines of $wiss Flannels and Flannelettes in the city.
Five, six or seyen yards will make such a garment. Pretty
Persian Stripes or Checks and the beautiful solid colors in
the Warm Winter Shades.
MELDRUM, SCOTT
Prove
The
Quality
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flwm $l
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"The Rocktan"
It's a new introduction of
ours in Men's Shoes. We have1
been successful in securing- a
style and finish which now
compares with many of the
higher priced shoes. The leathers
used have been tested for their
wearing qualities. We've tried
in every way we know to make
"The Rocktan" the most perfect
shoe to be had
Will you call and
"Sorosis"
This name is well
known among
women who seek
comfort and style
persection in shoes,
not only in Scranton,
but all over Europe
and America. The
Fall styles await
your inspection.
They are always
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PJUJ pajr.
Samter Bros.
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$1.25
Pays for a full quart bottle of
Green Valley Rye
"The Velvety Whiskey."
During a changing season like
this, it is a grateful stimulent.
New 'Phone
2974.
m Lackawanna AvcScramtonV
Iloston; S. A. Kenrn, Chicago, mid F.
I.. Fuller, of Cleveland.
Parker & Co.'s bid was pnr, while
Kenrn offered ?"23 premium, but did not
comply with the advertisement and
send a certified check. The Fuller bid
was accompanied by a certified check
and offered $75 iircpiluin, and to them
the bonds were awarded,
Brollors Disappeared,
Obctii' Yost, the well-known Jeweler,
is mournliifc' the loss of four chickens
and also for his loss of fulth In some
body lu town. lie Instructed an Klm
liUTbt eurly riser that any time he
might come with anything for him In
tho early hours, that It would be per
fectly bafe If left lu his doorway at the
corners, and yesterday mornlnt; about
6 o'clock his Klmhurst friend unloaded
four prime broilers In the doorway,
About 7 o'clock Mr. Yost appeared,
& CO., wAve
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but his broilers had disappeared and
have not since appeared, which ac
counts for Sir. Yost's somewhat stormy
uppearaueo yesterday,
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
$3.50
Mr. and Mrs '. W, lilxhop, Mr, and
Mrs. Wlllliim Cutrcll and Mrs, Chilhlo
phcr Moirutt and Mrs. Kuucue llarton
mid children, formed a puny liut left
yestcidny for Chicago and other points In
the purthwest. Mis, Molfatt ami Mrs,
llniton will bo met In Chicago by Mr.
lluiton, who will accompany iheni to
their now homo lu Tnpolcn, whmo Mr.
Ilartoa Is hunted, holding th position of
muster mechanic of the AtchUnu, Topokn
und S.intu l'i system. The best wishes
of their many fi lends here bo with them
to their far western home.
finds am out uiiiiouiicIiik tho coming
m.iriiiiKe of Mlfs Jiuitlu Sloat. of Ituo
street, and Tlinmas Owlnllrk, of Avoca,
at tho homo of tho bride's parents, Mr,
auU Mix. Cluulcs Blouii, on September '.'4,
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