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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-27

Mrs. George Cool is visiting relatives
at Carbondale.
The Delaware and Hudson breakers
here started to work nine hours yester-
day.
Last Wednesdays Republican stated
in the Peckville items that the lnde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows here are
putting in window in the Methodist
Episcopal church. We wish to inform
the writer that ii is not being done by
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
lodge, but by subscription taken up
by the members.
Young man consult DIR. Reeves, 4l2
Spruce street, Scranton. He will cure
you quickly
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mccormick
have returned home after a two weeks
visit in Jersey and New York
Anthony Farrell, of Jessup. was ar
rested Thursday upon a charge pre-
ferred by Martin Collins. At Il hearing
before Squire Arnold. Collins accused
Farrell Of having entered his cellar on
Oct. 10, and having taIen therefrom
a quarter of beef, which was afterward
concealed on the premises of Mrs.
Bridget Turner, woman at whose
residence Farrell boards. Portions of
the missing quarter of beef, ii is al,
legged, We're found in Mrs. Turner'S
larder. After considerable testimony
had been advanced. the defendant was
committed to Jail to await the action
of the grand jury.
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ANY more going on?" cried the in
spector on the platform, aggressively.
I'VE commence this week story by a
new writer, Walter House. entitled
'Alicia's Only Love- It will he replete
with romantic interest. and. in short,
wonderful picture of high-class life of
the present day with all its faults and
foibles."
Now then" cried the inspector on
the platform in an argrieved tone 10 a
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Miss Cora Ralph has returned from
visit with friends at Scranton.
Henry Sisco is i'll at the home of his
son William, at Providence, from an
epileptic attack which he received on
his way to Scranton the other day.
Rev. a. Muir and family, of Bangor.
Northampton county, are the guests of
NJ. w. Bliss.
Rev. +. II. Parson will fill the pulpit
of the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday at 1880 a. m.
Rev. John Wintch of the Free Metho-
dist church, will hold services at 10:30
a. IN. next Sunday.
George Fell Post No. 3O7, G. A. r., was
the recipient of two handsomely bound
volumes of Pennsylvania Gettysburg
from Lieutenant Governor l.. A.
Watres.
w. ID. Spencer has started his cider
mill. and is grinding large amount Of
apples just now.
George Il. Parker has moved his fam
lily here from Green Grove.
While Charles Il. Tinkham was driv-
ing load of produce to Scranton last
Wednesday, his horses became restless
and while attempting to run away
threw Mr.. Tinkham from his wagon, u
wheel passing over his left arm, but
fortunately not breaking any bone
Mrs. +. a. Parker and daughter
Carrie are slowly recovering from "a
severe attack of typhoid fever.
DR. Reeves, 412 Spruce street, Scran-
ton. cures all diseases, eye, ear, nose
and throat.
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Fred Jones. young man q years of
age, died on Wednesday afternoon af-
ter a prolonged Illness with consump,
ton, at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ev,
ans, on Grove street. Mr.. Jones was u
young man of excellent attainments.
and was beloved by all who knew him
Peter Burke, of Barbertown. was
quite seriously hurt at Jermyn No. ..
Wednesday morning, by piece of fall
ing roof, He was hurt about the face
and body and had his knee-cap broken
His condition is not considered danger
Gus.
DR.. Reeves. 4l2 Spruce street. Scran-
ton, positively cures fits and epileptic
commissions.
Miss Sarah ]. Reese. a prominent
young lady of this place. and John r.
Gordon will be married next week.
Tallie and David Grifiiths, Leslie,
Frutchie, Charles Curtis and John Con,
molly accompanied the Thirteenth regi-
ment to Philadelphia Wednesday at
the unveiling Of the McClelland monu-
ment.
The Misses Edith and Mary Van
Buskirk attended the Parfrey- Brown
wedding in Moosic on Wednesday even.
ing.
John H. Harris, a regular in the
United States army at New York. was
In attendance at the funeral of his
brother yesterday.
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HALLSTEAD.

The Young Mems Christian assocla-
tion lecture course will open Nov. %
with a concert given by the Orphean
Male quartette.
Mrs, f. ID. Lamb was called to the
home of her parents ut Royal, Pa, yes
terday by the serious illness of her
father.
This place is to be lighted by electric
lights. Hon. S. B. Chase has applied
tn the governor for q charter. The
lights will probably be ready for use
Dec. |.
A lyceum and debating club has been
organized at the Railroad Young Mems
Christian association. The subject for
the first debate, which will be held on
Tuesday evening next. is. Resolved,
That American Craftsmanship Is on
the Decline"
Mrs, S. b. Chase is visiting her son
in Baltimore.
Gospel meetings for men only will be
held in the Young Mems Christian as
sociation hail every evening during the
week of prayer.
Mr.. ana Mrs j. S. Jacobus are visit.
ing friends at Montrose.
Rev. II. N. Ives, of Binghamton. is
in town.
DR.. Reeves, 412 Spruce street, Scran-
ton, cures malaria and liver troubles. ,
The new Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western depot in this place is being
built quite rapidly.
A new grocery store has been opened
in the Hill block on Main street
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news OF This VICINITY
PITTSTON.

DR.. r. H. Gibbons, of Scranton, on
Wednesday performed a critical surgi-
cal operation on Charles f. Kuschel OF
Broad street. The operation was the
removal of a large tumor from the lett
breast. Drs. Lewis. Fry Kearney ana
Kelly of Scranton. assisted IN the work,
The operation took place at the home ot
the patient and was highly successful.
Mr. Kirschel attributes the presence OF
the growth TO kick received several
years ago from fractions horse While
he was engaged in shoeing 1t.
On Wednesday Judge Woodward
handed down u decision in the injunc-
ton proceedings instituted by Nj. w.
Morris against the borough. by 1t the
injunction is dissolved without preJu-
dice to the right of the plaintiff to re-
new it any time if the borough authori'
ties exceeds the constitutional limit to
the amount of it's indebtedness. The
decision practically leaves the borough
i'm as bad a fix as ever, as the borough
authorities cannot do any amount of
paving to speak of without increasing
its indebtedness.
The Macready Repertoire company
presented "a Celebrated Case" at
Music Hall last evening before a large
and appreciative audience. The sew
eral characters were well sustained and
warmly applauded.
The funeral of Hon. Thomas Waddell
took place yesterday afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the family residence on
Susquehanna avenue. Interment will
be made in West Pittston cemetery
An enthusiastic Republican rally was
held at Duryea Thursday evening. A
large number Of Republicans from this
place attended.
DR.. John McDougall, the well known
| dentist, is just recovering from what
come near proving fatal case Of blood
| poisoning. In company with a few
| friends he went chestnutting few days
| ago While at work opening the "burs'
a large black spider passed over his left
hand and evidently bit him, for soon
after the hand began to swell. Becom-
| ing alarmed Mr.. McDougall wrapped a
handkerchief as tight as possible
around his wrist, and, upon arriving
| home, had the necessary treatment
given the wound.
School Director Charles Allen was re-
moved at noon Thursday to the Moses
| Taylor Hospital in Scranton. Superin-
| tendent Smith, of the Erie and WyO-
ming Valley Road, very kindly sent an
engine and baggage car down from
| Dunmore to take Mr. Allen to Scranton.
| The patient was carried on n stretcher
to the car. The Erie and Wyoming
| Valley station in Scranton being but Il
| few blocks away from the hospital, the
transfer there, too, was made without
mnch discomfort to the patient
The electric cars continue to run
without interruption to the l.. & b.
| junction and the change is most
agreeable one and greatly enjoyed by
people in that vicinity.
DR. Reeves, Az Spruce street, Scran-
! ton, cures catarrh and gives four
months treatment for $40.
Ladies' brooches at Davidow Bros.
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CARBONDALE.

Mrs. J. II. Croft and Walter Nye were
among those from this city who attenu-
ed the Young Peoples rally in Scranton
yesterday afternoon.
DR.. j. r. Sitterly is now the manager
of the Hotel American.
Miss Nellie Kenworthy and Miss Eula
Carey have returned home from two
weeks visit in Susquehanna.
Mrs. Jessie Mann died ON Thursday
night at her home on Canaan street al
ter an illness of three weeks OF typhold
fever. Deceased was q years OF age
and is survived by her husbany ana a
2-months-old babe. The remains VIII
be taken this morning to Jenerson
township, Wayne county, her former
home, for interment.
One of the largest attended balls or
the season was that of the b. b. Hem
drick lodge No a. Brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen, which occurred in
the W. w. Watt building last night.
The hall was handsomely decorated
for the event. The decoration consist
ed of a lavish display of the national
colors, lanterns, colored lights and 9th
er paraphernalia suggestive of rail-
reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X Morss and son,
Kendall left yesterday for their annual
visit to New York. On their return
they will occupy rooms in the Hotel
Anthracite for the winter.
DR.. Reeves, 4l2 Spruce street, Scran-
ton. cures throat, head and lung trou-
bles.
Miss Lizzie Sauer, of Wllkes-Barr
is the guest of Carbondale relatives.
j. w. Aitken returned Thursday from
his southern trip.
Scott Whipple, of Cooperstown, is
visiting in this city.
A Prohibition meeting will be held
tonight in the w. W. Watt building.
The principal speaker of the evening
will be Hon. Volney b. Gushing.
Charles l.. Hawley, esq, of Scranton,
candidate for governor Of ,Pennsyl-
vania, will also speak: and William w.
Lathrope, esq.,, will preside at the meet
ing.
Miss Mae Hallock returned home last
evening from her visit with Wilkes
Barre relatives.
Mrs. Baker and her two children, of
Dunmore are guests at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, OF
Williams avenue.
Mandolins, Mandolins at Davidow
Bros.
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OLYPHANT.

Thomas Roche man about 2S
years of age, from Hawley. who had
been attending wedding at Dunmore
yesterday, was riding on coal train
to Archibald, to visit a sister residing
there. While standing on one of the
cars he was knocked off by low bridge
near plane Il and thrown under the
ears. An arm and both legs We're taken
off. He was taken to the LackaWanna
hospital at Scranton.
The funeral Of the late Douglas Nor
ton took place from the residence on
Fourth street yesterday afternoon, in
terment being made in the Union ceme-
terry. The Robert Burns and odd Eel
lows lodge of Scranton, of which
Mr. Morton was member, attended in
Il body.
DR., Reeves, 4l2 Spruce street, Scran-
ton treats all female diseases.
Misses Name and Hannah Brown OF
Lake Cary. are visiting friends in town
The 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Gillespie, of Ferris street
died yesterday afternoon of scarlet
fever. The funeral will occur Sunday
afternoon at . o'clock
Miss Bernetta McHale has accepted
a position at Connolly & Wallace's, in
Scranton.
Miss Ella Riley, of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives on Scotch street.
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The Democratic politicians were cir
culating in this place yesterday and
last night booming their campaign.
John McCrea of Main street has left
for Pittston to accept u position as
track layer with the Pennsylvania
coal company.
Miss May Quinn, of Carbondale, who
has been visiting Miss Hattie Pender-
CAST of the Central. returned home yes
terday.
Df Reeves, 4l2 Spruce street. Scran.
toni has come to stay. No charge fol
consultation or examination.
Tht Misses May and Lizzie Cunning
ham, lef Dunmorp who have been visit
ing MisS Maggie McCrea the past few
days. feturned home yesterday.
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The Wild Rose society of young la
dies, who held their fair in the Method
list Episcopal church here, are highly
pleased with the outcome of their eff
forts.
DR.. Reeves, 412 Spruce street, Scran-
ton, restores lost memory, lost vitality
and lost manhood.
The sacred concert given at the Meth
odist Episcopal church was u grand
success A fine programme was given.
A few tiremen of the Throop Hose
company attended tthe ball of the Elec-
iris Hose company, Dunmore.
Miss Jennie owens, of Scranton, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
lam Lawyer of this place, was taken
very sick on Monday evening last but
Is now on the road to recovery.
Miss Jennie Telford. of Blakely, par
ticipated in the entertainment held here
on Sunday last.
Throop Hose Company held their
monthly meeting on Wednesday even
ing last, which was largely attended.
The pipe for the water line to the
Throop borough building Is now being
laid by Contractor Edward Banfleld.
Frank Bruno, who did the shooting on
last Sunday evening, is now under ar
rest.
Master Johnny Harris son of Il. Har-
ris, fell from a fence and strained his
arm, but is doing nicely.
Emblem pins at Davidow Bros.
-.
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81 /, < =

This department We have dealt with
a liberal hand. We have Novelties and
Staples from the leading American and
French manufacturers. Black Satin
Duchess, Black MOire Franchise Black
and COlOred Bengalines, Talletas, etc
Prices range now so low that if you
want Silk in preference to any other
fabrics, Your wish can be gratiIled.
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DRESS
| RI|N|N||NGGSS

~ ONE HERE for your Dress
4 Trimmings Careful research
"A and intelligent buying has
A put MS far in the lead in this
%&Gv ever changing and treaCher-
Ous stock. The latest nov.
elites in Jets, silk and lace, deep, point
cd cellars, paSsamcntarie points, gimpS,
etc. There are many departments We
are compelled to slight in an advertise
ment, bit shopping has become one of
the acknowledged duties of women, and
it is the plan of the progressive mer-
chant to always have pleasant sur
prises for his Visiting customers, so
You will find that what we have not
mentioned is the main part of this hive
Of industry.
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Mothers! Mothcrs!! Motbers,,!

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teethlng,
with perfect success. II sooths the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain; cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for di-
arrhea. Sold by druggists in every part
of the world. BE sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Bad Drainage causes much sickness.
and bad blood and improper action Of
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage 20
the human system. which Burdock Blooi
Bitters remedy.
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Souvenir spoons at Davidow Bros.
Gents watch charms, Davidow Bros.~ =
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Banjos at Davidow Bros.
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Hat pins at Davidow Bros.
Stick pins at Davldow Bros.
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TAYLOR.

Guitars, guitars at Davldow Bros. =
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Mandolins, Mandolins at Davidow
Bros.
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Wedding rings at Davidow Bros.
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MINOOKA.

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Butterettes at Davidow Bros,
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WAVERLY.

Butter knives at Davidow Bros.
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Sporting goods at Davidow Bros.
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THROOP.

Hair pins at Davidow Bros
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a tailor made, stylish cut and well-lit'
ting Fall and Winter Suit. No matter
how small or how large your pocket
book is, we can satisfy it.
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Emblem pins at DavIdow Bros.

Silver belt buckles at Davldow Bros
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PECKVILLE.

Parlor clocks at Davldow Bros. .
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Is a fOrerunner of colder weather.
We have had several and yet You post
pOne from time to time tic purchase of
necessary garments for your comfort
and health.
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CHAPTER XVIII
WAT sAN ARNAm nan TO SAY.


"What eau this mean9" said Gorringe,
In low, strained tone, as Il speaking
In pain and fear
lie had paled little, and tremblcd;
and his iinger shook as he pointed II
at the blood-staincd end of the bar.
u was fearsome, CHASTITY weapon, all
suggestive OF horrible cruelty aud VIC.
lence.
Mary made no answer. She was too
overcome TO be able to speak for tie
moment. She leaned heavily on the
table, and, moving slowly, sank upon
chair that stood by II, and bent her
face upon her hand.
The man was filled with pity at the
sight of her terrible, silent agony; but
he knew the girl better than tn show
his feelings, lle sought to rouse her
TO action.
"Tom must be brought back. A." he said.
"Thls must be faced"
There was ring OF determination
In his voice, and suggestion that Tom
had only 10 come back In order to clear
away the mists, for which the girl was
thankful. -
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Observation-Disclosures
List of Lands, City and Town Lots for Deed
September 3, 1894.
OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER,
DICKINSON COUNTY. KANSAS. MARCH % 1904

Notice is hereby given that the following of
lots situated the county of Dickinson and State of Kansas sold
the LIST day September ls0l for the unpaid
redeemed above mentioned date containing the
whom appea
the and rolls and
parcel land with interest thereon calculated
Bird day September and that
redeemed before said 9rd day September 1884, that being
the last day of redemption allowed by law they will be subject
deed. L. NIXON
Treasurer
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news OF THE South Side
South Side Board of Trade Could Not
Muster a Quorum.
DEATH OF JOSEPH RUDENICK
One of the Best Known Polish Residents
of the City Passes Away-Max Phillips
Runs Down School Boy, Pain.
fully Injuring Him.

Since p. W. Gallagher resigned from
the secretaryship and membership
also, of the South Side board of trade,
that organization has subsidized into
shadow of its past self, and very
pertinent inquiry now seems to be.
What excuse has the South Side board
for living? Any meeting, for the past
six or eight months, did not have more
members present than just enough to
constitute a bare quorum, and on sew
eral occasions no meetings were held,
as was the case laTt night, because
there was not quorum present
NJ. ]. O'Toole Is the present secretary,
and for efficiency and progressiveness
in attention to duty Mr.. Gallagher did
not surpass him, but it has been re-
marked by many of the members of the
board that coincident with the retiral
of Mr.. Gallagher the decline began and
has been kept up unremittingly since.
Business Of Importance to the entire
South Side was on for last night, but
there was no meeting. That a board
of trade in any community is hugely
beneficial cannot be denied. but board
that is apathetic and slipshod is worse
than no board at all. 1t is time for the
absentee members to make up their
minds whether the board shall continue
to do business or take in its sign and
close up shop.
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ON Other Side OF Channel
Passing Events of the Day on the
West Side of the City Noted.
THEY MARKED AT BINGHANTON
Miss Lizzie jenkins Welded to John j.
Brown in June Last-New Officers OF
the c. NJ. b. Amen Arrested
for Train Jumping.

An interesting marriage which has
Just come to light is that of Miss Lizzie
jenkins, the attractive daughter of
Mrs. Hannah jenkins, of North Fillmore
avenue, to John j. Brown, of the South
Side, late of Lorenz & Koempers drug
store. The young couple left the city
on June 20 for Binghamton, where they
were secretly married. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown returned home, the young lady
going to her mothers home and Brown
to his South Side abode. A few days
ago Miss jenkins acquainted her mother
with what had occurred. 1t is thought
that Mrs. eJnkins' opposition to the
match was the object of its secrecy
A Tribune reporter called at the Jen-
kins residence yesterday, but the family
refused to discuss the marriage. On
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
left the city for Taylor where they will
reside In the future. Both of the young
people are well known and their mar
riage has caused no little comment. Mr..
Brown is now employed in a Taylor
drug store