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THE SCIUNTON TMBUXE-WEDNESIUY, DECEMBER IT, 1002.
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COMMISSION
HAS ARRIVED
HAS 'BEEN DELIVERED TO
JUDGE-ELECT SANDO.
Yostordny Ho Filed His Onth of
Office with Frothonotnry Copclnnd.
bases That Were Tried In Quarter
Sessions Court During the Dny.
Verdict of Not Guilty In the Riot
Case State and County Tnxi Col
lectors File Their Bonds Yester
day's Marrlago Licenses.
Hon. Al. V. S'limlo Im-j recclveit Ills
rnninilsHlnii as prvsldpnt Jutlfre of the
Oipluiii.t court tit Lai'knwimim roimiy
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iiml ll Iiiih l)(on recorded in the oftliv
for Ilio rt enrder of di-cils.
Vi'sti-rduy the Juclw-elrpt illcd IiIh
oath or olik'p with T'rnthonntiiry John
Cupclmul. Ho will outer upon Hip du
ties of his ton year tunn of ofllco on the
first Atondny in Januaiy.
Quarter Sessions Court.
The trial of P.ihlck Henley,
Hupkney C'alTorty. I'.i trick Ati-GoulcU
Tick, Allphael McDonough, Patrick
P'Hur.i and Thoniiis Clark, charged
H-lth riot mid .iKRi-avatcd as-iault and
tinUery y Hiiki'Hu Hi-owii, was icfturu
rd yostPMlay inoriilim- and at noon the
iso whs fjivpii to the jury. I.ato in tlie
nftpriionn a vptdlcl of not guilty was
rptunipil in lintli cases, in tlie riot
ciihi- the costs were placed on tlip coun
ty nml In the other the defendants were
directed to pay them.
Charles Flynn, nil old man 70 years of
age, was urrnlgneri for steitllnir coal
front Delaware and Hudson ears at
Olyphalil. His little granddaughter
was" arrested and Indicted with him.
Mho Is now away at school and Detect
ive Atartln Ci'lppen. the prosecutor for
the company, had no dpslro to press the
clmrRp against the oM man. Oy di
rection of the Court a 'verdict of not
guilty was taken.
Thomas Jones was arraigned for as
sault and hattery tit tlip Instance of
tamps Phillips, The vptdlct was not
guilty and the costs wprc placed on the
county. The trouble oceuned on Sep
tember 27. last, In North Peranum and
was a neighbor's quarrel that was the'
outgrowth of tlie stil't?. Phillips said
Jones struck hint In the eye and Jones
and his witnesses swore that nothing
of the kind occurred,
John AlcAullffe, the proprietor of the
Sunshine Ilottllng works, was the ptos
ccutor In n case against C. Ij. Adams,
who was charged with obtaining bot
tled beer from the prosecutor by tep
resentlng that the Dickson Store com
pany would pay If he did not.
Adams furnished beer during tlie
strike to the Panconst colliery, con
tracted a bill of $74, of which ho paid
?.".(). Ho denies that he ever lepresonted
that the Dickson Store company would
stand good for the amount of his orders.
The jury was out at adjournment.
la just What manner Ulshop was In
jured by tlicni,
FREIGHT CAR ENTERED.
Mrs, Mary Shearer and Charles Pll
ger Charged with Larcony.
Walter Williams, n special ofiUer em
ployed by the Krlo Hallroad company,
yesterday caused the arrest of Mrs.
Mary Shearer and rimrles Pllgcr, of
Duumore, on a ehargo of larceny, and
they were each held under $300 ball by
Aldermnn Ituddy.
Prothcroe & Co., the local furniture
dealers, recently shipped some furni
ture to Hawley by freight. Tlie car In
which II was shipped stood In Dunmoro
yard of the Krlo company for some
hours, nnd while standing there It was
broken Into and two rocking chairs
were stolen, Oillccr Williams suspeeted
Pllgcr, who lives In n house In the rear
of Airs, Shearer, and he secured a
search warrant. Ho found nothing In
Pllger's house, but he discovered the
two chairs In Mrs. Shearer's possession.
Doth prisoners denied the charge, but
they told conflicting stories and were
accordingly held under ball.
SIX LISTS YESTERDAY.
Bonds of Tax Collectors.
The bonds of the following state and
county tax collectors were filed yester
day with Prntlionotary Copeland: Si
mon Segal, Sixteenth ward, $11,600; Lu
ther Lewis, Fifteenth word, $D,r00; P. J.
Alurphy, Fourteenth ward, $10,000;
Tliomas AT. Al organ, Sixth ward, $4, GOO;
W, P. Spellman, Seventh ward, $(1,700;
John AluDnnncll, First ward, $20,000;
John Heaumont, Klghtccnth wnrd, $1,
000. The above are all in this city.
The bond of II. H. Pierce, collector
of the First ward of Car bond ale, was
alo filed. It Is In tlie sum of $10,000.
Marriage Licenses.
fjeoigp Al. Alarsli Carbondnlo
Florence O. Miller Ciirhomlnlo
(.'Initios I,. Thomas Olypliaut
Jessie Pettlgrew Olyplunt
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
David Thomas yesteid.iy entered hail
In the sum or $J0O. Sherrl Knuppcn be
came his bondsman.
Through Attorney (.'. II. Super, Airs.
Catherine. Wlnteimiile ivcterdny begun
an action In trcspass to recover dam
ages in the sum of $I0,0(i0 from J. T. Ale
Orntb. Court made an order yestenlay illieet
iiar William HMiop to file within twenty
days ii 1)111 of paitlculais In tlio trespass
salt Tor slanderous words which ho
hi ought against Frederick Undo. Hntli
men live at Arelibnld. Undo wants
Hlshnp tn spceiry where the slanderous
words were uttered, who heaul them and
Four More Days Before the Junior
Educational Contest Closes.
There were six inoro lists received
yesterday In The Tribune's Junior Kdtt-
Vatlonal Contest, bringing the total
number received up to dnte to J0I.
Those received yesterday were from:
Ira W. Howell, 330 North Lincoln
avenue.
H. 13. Kcene, 1112 Cnpouse avenue.
Hello Cobb. Klzers, Pa.
Clarence AlcCllntock, Jefferson ave
nue and Electric street.
Stella Yourkas, 051 Ferdinand street.
Florence Johnson, 200G Wnshbuin
street.
'Thoso who are preparing lists should
remember that they must lie In the
hands of tlie Contest Kdltor by 5
o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Tlieie
are only four days left.
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One Solid Week
Theie Is more Catarrh In this section ot
the eonntrv than nil other diseases put
together, and until the last few years was
supposed to be lucuiiiblc. For a gloat
manv ytais doctois piononnced It a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
bv constantly railing to euro with local
treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Sci
ence lias proven catarrh to be a consti
tutional diseate and tlicietoio requites
constitutional treatment. Hall's Calarih
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitu
tional cure on the market. It Is taken
Internally In doses finni m drops to a tea
spoonful. It acts dlrectlv on the blood
and mucous miriaeei of the system.
They olfer one handled dollais for any
easo It falls to cine. Send lor ciiculais
and testimonials.
Addicts, F. J. CHUNK V & CO..
, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists 7,c.
I lull's, Family PUN aio the best.
These Stores Will Be
Open Every Evening Un
til Christmas.
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CoaiHt has stule and
sheds water perfectiu.
Don't you think it would make
a fellow feel happy to get one
of these as a Christmas Gift ? He
knows that every stylish dresser
wears one. It looks exactly the same
as an Overcoat in dry weather.
But if it starts to rain and there's no
umbrella to be borrowed, he finds
his "Cravenette" Overcoat a sure
preventive for getting wet. All the styles in Long
dox and all the patterns made in this famous water
proof cloth are displayed on our MC $10 (fA
Atterbury clothing floor at . . . $19, 10, $ZU
The
"Goodyear Glove"
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Ever wear a Rubber
with the Goodyear stamp
on? If you have you
know what it means. If
you haven't then you
buy two pair where one u
you the same service.
They are the only kind
we keep the best.
To Fit
Any Style Shoe
High Cut
Arctic, Low Cut
or Sandal.
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"Goodyear Glove"
RiibbersforWornen
The same rubber fac
tory supplies us with all
our women's styles. The
many different shaped
shoes can be fitted here,
and you must be well
aware of the fact that the
rubber that tits will' out
wear the one that
wrinkles with every step
To Fit
Any Style Shoe
High Cut
Low Cut
or Sandal.
"Goodyear" Rubber Boots fn All Styles for Men
Samter Brothers,
Complete Outfitters.
Of seven days for Christmas Shoppers. Come while the
display is finest. Hundreds of shoppers are showing: their ap
preciation of our magnificent array of holiday goods. Don't
miss seeing our display whether you intend to buy or not.
We've lots of moderate priced articles that you never imagined
were made. Come today, early if possible, but above all, come.
You are welcome to look.
AFTER TODAY OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
French Stag
Tf you arc looking for something entirely new we want
you to sec the line of French Stag products which we have
just received. Its new, attractive, and comes in various
articles at a wide range of prices. This list gives you an
idea of the arHclcs you can get. Some of the Mirrors and
I'.rush and Comb Sets have sterling silver ornaments,'
cither polished or French grey finish.
45c Each
Curling Iron, Shoe Hook, Shoe Horn, Paper Knife, Letter
Opener, Darner. Ucll, Match Holder, Candle Stick, Sponge
Cup, Pin Cushion.
Hand Mirrors $1.7."5 to $2.00
Swing Mirrors J5.50
Whisk Holder 2.40
Hair Brushes 1.73 to 2.20
Inkstands 00 to 3.30
Cigar Jars 1.13 to 1.73
Military Brushes 3.00 to 3.30
Military Sets 3.73 to 3.(53
Toilet Sets 2.10 to (i.00
Pocket Knives
We have hundreds of patterns of Pocket Knives in
stag and pearl handles. Every knife bearing the "Tree
Brand'1 is fully warranted. We have knives with this
brand for 23c. The higher priced knives, of course, are
better finished, brass or German silver lined and have
genuine stag and fine pearl handles.
Pen Knives and Boys' Knives 23 to .30
Two and Three Bladcd Pocket
Knives 73c, S3c. and $1.00
Pearl and Genuine Slag Pocket
Knives $1.00 to $2.23
Combination Knives 1.23 to 12.00
Metal Att Novelties
We call them this for want of a better name. They
are odd, attractive and, an important feature, low-priced.
You'll be surprised how good they arc.-
Bronze Figures, dogs, horses,
mounted horsemen 30 to $1.30
Card Trays $1.30 to 1.00
Ash Trays 23 to 1.00
Smokers Sets 1 .30 to 3.00
Gold Pitchers 1 .30 to 4.23
. Gold Picture Frames 73 to 2.73
Japanese Gongs 1.23 to S.23
Paper Racks 1.23 to 2.23
Gas Lamps
A good portable gas lamp is not only an ornament to
the library table, but ils almost a necessity if you value
your eyes and want to read considerably these Jong even
ings. Equally as important is the shade. We' can fit up
the lamp you select with an appropriate shade either for
reading only or one that will illuminate the room as well.
As we've about seventy-five styles we are quite sure we
can suit von. Lamps with shades and tubing complete
and readV for use $2.03 to $13.00.
Sleds and Skates
We examined a great many makes of Sleds and have
selected the best as regards quality of material and fine ap
pearance. They arc made to stand the hard usage of the
average boy.. Cost us a little more this year, but we have
not increased our prices. Everv Sled new stock this vear.
Boys' and Girls' Sleds, 03c. to $4.30.
There's no question about "Barney & Berry" Skates
being the best made. We've a very complete line of styles
and sizes. Boys' and Girls' Skates, 00c. to $4.73.
Fine Ciitlety
Our Cutlery Department is a store in itself. Here's
just a list of articles and prices to assist you in choosing:
Star Safety Razor $1.30
Star Safety Razor Sets S2.23 to 13.00
Curley Safety Razor 2.00
'Tree Brand" Razors 1.23 to 2.30
Traveling Razor Set 3.30
Pair Razors, in case 4.30 to 0.30
Seven-Day Razor Set 13.00 to 13.30
Manicure Sets 3.00 to 10.30
Scissor Sets ....'. 2.73 to 3.30
Sewing Sets 3.30 to 13.0(1
Pocket Knives 30 to 12.30
Torry's Razor Strops 23 to 2.30
Thermometers
Whether for ornament or use a thermometer makes
a very acceptable gift, We've some very fine thermo
meters that combine these features. Then we've some
very odd thermometers. Any way, you had better look
them over before you complete your gift list.
Easel Thermometers, lloral decora
tions .03 to $3.30
Easel Thermometers, gold decora
tions Easel Thermometers, Art Metal, , ,
Turkey Foot Thermometers,
Animal Thermometers, including
monkeys, bears, frogs, birds,
dogs, cats, deer and lions..,,..
S2.23
1,00
.33 to $1,00
Chafing Dishes
Something that is almost indispensable in the modern
household economy. Just a little nicer and with more im
provements this year; such as the long handle on the
water pan.
Our Special Dish
Other Dishes
$1.30
..$3,30'tri-f(i.3ir
Spoon, Fork and Accessories,
Baskets
.33 to $1.00
We don't know of any article that's quite, so much in
demand in the house as a basket. This year we have
somewhat the finest assortment you ever saw,
Scrap Baskets .,,,,$ .23 to $2.30
Work Baskets, unlincd, , 10 to 1,23
Work Baskets, lined 23 to 0.30
Candy Baskets , , , , .10 to .3(1
GREEN TRADING STAMPS
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