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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
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SBnamiterploIio ion. Sra Dubuque
{fripes: Gbwarb 9atibafp. en- unoer'
funirattpr for &esjerinsss Irbeibe peo
Misiisfppien, baube 600 Buno Spnas
nit bprtiat i aialberen unber tit gus
peo Spr6t's Serrp, IL Wil berfra
Iorb. Wteoens bans Spn i Ssnoass
rpcoe fig i G%tipeitpouins, itjso ban
bonn; auslen for iiteoet neS | &jelbes
rem % antanotc ben oeri oGrenoe On
namjt, iOm sieblitielis ~erplOoereoe %
ipranste Suiet til Splintrer.
Gitern9pnte 5 blep orGbt: &ons
trattsr Gbiparo 2ati6aiu, bans Suitru
G6aritp Satiboiu, beres TO 9srn &a9
% Wlat 9atibaip, II % 8 Iar samle,
FAINT Sans Siprnftao fra So GrOsic,
@is.
Saarebe blep: Mat 5aber fra
@abaib. pil maaite bp; 90 Bend fra
Aiming, miiteoe bet enc Gie Os blep
eqers iloe for laaet; Mabel 2atibaip.
iaaret i Sppepet.
Se Gr9btes 9esemer er iDrselis
isnoerrepne. Ct 4 glar sanimelt Barn
Hap uItaot. 8inouerue / 9anosbpens
Suie fuuItes, o. 9aabeue paa ben ai,s
ben Sioe al Chen bleu Ogiaa abltiais
poeia9t.
Ct Grtratus fra Dubuque braste
2G9ebirlp til Scsnen for oenue rps
iienOe aataltroie ps braste be Saarcoe
I'll beroareuoe Suipituler.
etat.nS llStiains. 9cs Muines.
9oe Sept. Sen iurmele slabnins al
~uoitilinsen ianot Steo ioas uncer
0limreube @eir os meo ct iaa talriet
8eiea, iom life fan anoet emo bebuoe
Ell flor Sutces. Soa9 os igaar par
Seisset oobbelt iaa tort iom paa De
iiliuarence 8ase iiior, % iiDl9e Serus
banes8t sliernes SiseaNe uil De Se'
iDsenbes Initial Doloe zig eiter pmtreuts
Zig iamme Maaleltof, i~aal9nse uoItils
lin9en parer.
l%oitlIin9en er oa csiaa ben melt
umiuttcuoe, ipm n~pseuiiuoe bar oGret
iremoiit, unotasen i Scites os &ursaf-
beliusen, bpur gutalet er itufenoe
Tibet.
5ru9tubiiainsen, for bpilten Iarets
itcrite 8ramie or uoiat, p,ier fig
pafrere emo ale tioligere. Men Iaa
Bar bette Usiaa o9ret Stateus beoIte
6rugtaar. Smaatoruet itaar better life
tllbags.
1sctanifere beriteos flyer, at MaIfi,
neriaioelinssn er ben iploisite i Soma.
llo~itiaiHserncs Sitorie. Spinesgioe.
liusen beitaar al $500 pelFisttebe Gpr
(ior 8 Slar lioen par Der fun 2,200).
SebbelDbene bespnbte ibas; $50
Seite bar inotesnet. Snsbas Os 2bprs.
bag pentes 8eisset at blipe itprrs END
~nUssninos isr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
10 Nprf.

6ire SuInoe SfrGoosre. iOm uSe'
lutsenoe iOriaroiser &~naburer, git /
Manoass no pna Streit i gpeu Gsip
DOrt. 9eres Screening bauoe oa be,
itemt iis til at uofaloe $500 al fine
Msolemmer. efterat 1000 andre aaes
rsSe ct Yar 9ase ioruo bapoe ueSlast
Grbeipst uoen at pppebie Sureninsens
SsIlutntns | Sassn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
9cInicn.

Set inicrnationale H~aoisation
Cos CAMPER "Noorolanb", 8uptein
Ounce, iOm ben 2Soe {. Wl. antom iii
Qutiusrpen fra Weip gort, itsote ben
8oe bs. paa @runo / JtOoer unoer
lOieilinsen. Sae 8asiaserer blsp
bra0t tIlbaae til Gntperpen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
" 3

"Stanoaro Oil Co." bar fortio.n
en- glseut / Safu, Tom bar Upfisbt en-
Wan9oe Petroleum. tSan bar osiaa
ticbt 81 NiQiouer Buno raa Rapbtba.
Sen taffe Ganiler. 8rins SOben'
lobe, autom ben Soe b. til 8etersburs.
ug ben tDite Gmbusiaopr bOlot / ben
Qutebnins en- ftururt.t 5eItmiooas for
aauI!ereu, DC rusfife Niniitre os iuut'
lige fremmebe ambasiaosrsr i Sou.o.
itaoen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Ierlt az troeoe. Yaa Here Sernbauer
er To9ene ioriinfst / 9imepis; andre
bar iuloItanOis itaniet 9rufiten, iom
be tile Tan sjeuoptase pea ct DpSn
ialialb.
8eo Snoeprnbencc ialOt Der 6 goms
mer Gegn / minore euo en- Zine.
StrDmoraaene pOger burtis, % me9en
goelasselie b~eirp3tes.
@n Option sjoroe mesen Stabe pan
Gienbum / 8pen GriOlep i Coffee
Gpuntp. Ro9le al be uistigite 5orrets
os Geiioenier iises at babe
fact en- ilem Mteoicrt. IiscIOm ilerc
SeriOuer tp~eIteoes. GelesraiiOrbins
oelien ..er %aibruct, p9 nnrmere paalioes
li9e unoerretninser iaunes.
Suer Sreoonia bar Stormcn it~erfere,
enb man n~ogenIinoe bar ticnot ben Der.
Rincit to CONNER Resn Iulot Der. be-
pirtence Sueriupmmelie i Glpe ps ubs
oper 5laelano. Sortoaitninser al
Sernbaneipor bar bppplse. uoti(s
llu9ssrHubene lisaer fra 2 til A Sob
nnoer 8dno. StiIsbapsto9cne bar
maattet itanie ~uoenfur 8pen; be fan
life fomme frem for Sauo.
Spen Neoibu 8apios, uer Gmpus
rio, leo fore Cab; liseiaa ben iibits
nGuntc Sp. Sem Sorrctninssb uie
Nepibo &apios ~soela9oes, os ilere
Saaninssbuie fsrtes bort al Soers
iupmmelien. NeUibo Riuer piIer en-
bpiere @auoitano eno paa mango Iar.
s Sort Scott itaar ben nebre Del al
8pen unber gano fra Marmatpn &is
uer % Nil Greet, Der bar gaaet Oper
fine Yreooer. Sauost tiger meb ssenoe
Surtisbeo. Sernbanetoeene fan insen
Bel fOmme. Nulinsen oil tase mesen
Sfabe.
Srpgtclig SernbanenlDffe. Sort
Scott, She Sept. ct 8asiasertos paa
&anias Gitp, Sort Scott g. Rempbis
Saneu HSi al Gppret, ba bet baobe
naaet Sruen nar @onmoutb ~isaarafs
tee, % itprtebe lise no | Strsmmen,
Der Tom 5cl9e al be iterte &esultpl BAR
uiGopanlis opb.
Ssiit merteli9t maa BET fables, at
Der life oco osnne 9eilig6eo gift 9ip TIL
ip,lbe. Men iaa Hap Teller life en-
eneIts af De "a SasIaserer uIfabt fro
bet; 25 uf DEM bleu farlist tueiteSs, o.
Here al BEN oil tauIfe os az fine Soar.
Tasiasertosct lrb no fra Moumuutb
meO en- 6art al nm 25 Mil i 9imeu;
men Der inotrai ct llbelo meb SrcmIes
npparutet, Der maaite eioroe tit til
lllptfen.
Zen life 8af 2isbtnins Greet bar
ioruo ocrct til en- ripenbe Strsm. To'
get ramlcoe neo isiennem groen os
tnuite ener bciebe bet iorre 9emmer
% Stbbeisrnsbialter ium SalmItraa.
Den lioite Sosn iterteoe paa Cube neo
i 10 SOB Snnb; oeus 26 9asiasercr
fuiteoes iammen i en- 3Dnge, o. gan'
bet ipsieoe inc 40 Sinouerns. Npole
al De manoltge %asia9erer fit frdplet
fig pp III Soppen al ben ~euOepenbte
Sosu, buorfrn be meo Mpie fit IlGbt
De andre eiter fig.
&sseuoaneu baoce s 9as'aserer,
Tom bar ON muilg enonu barre itilIet,
eiterium bernie &p9u bar oumpet nsb i
opbcre Sauo. Ssiaa Der fit be minore
baarot iaareos Yasiaserer reobet fine
Webreiienbe.
30 Elmer eftsr lllpffen bapbe Serns
bansfumpaniet aIIereoe $50 Isano i
arbsioe meb at rp6be Up os Z 2aser
til at fprbinoe be Saarebe. Sifs iac
iaa al cisie MATTE isres til SOipita.
lerne.
Sanens GmbebsmGno tps ielu en-
aftio Gel i Neutrality-suspicious..
Sbas bapos 10000 MsnneI.er inS'
fuuoet zig for at beItue ben parite Soes
lr9selie, iom bette &ompani enonu bar
pGret uoiat for.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

"Gho be Yaris" tiger ! en- Dmtule
al Buaers Gag. at @aaer la lOpliSt
opmt, % at al ben 2arm, ipm bans
Benrer ejor. ,uu logger Sinoriu8er /
Beien for bans Beuaaonina.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Sul( b.

Gn norif Samprr gaar unoer. Zen
ipanlte Camper "Waniaa" itsbte ben
lobe bs. iammen meo ben nurlte Dam.
per "I3ania", beItemt for Gntperpeu.
".3auio" iaut inOen iaa Minuter, % 8
al Sei9tnirsen, oeriblanot 8apteinen,
orutneos. "Waniqa" btep meset Be.
1faoiaet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
uDIanDet t.
Wf 0.

s gDeu 8uaoalonpe. buor Der i
oisie Gage ital toloes en- Sr~oningsIeIt
Tor ben tcli9e Somiru, frpster man
meset for, at Der pil ubbrpoe imits
iomme SD9oOmms, ba Der pil iamtes
mtnoit $4,000 WenneIter ira ale 9elc
Of Qanoet. Suubbeosraaoet er anmos
BET ON at trefe itreuse 6Orbolosrester
ior at binbre inIitiOmme Spgopmmes
llobreoelie. 8 gera Gru5 forstommer
iremoeles en- Miausoe GilialOe al ben
9ule Sober.
Mtritos q. g. q. On raoital
liberal Organization unocr glapnst
GOnititutiunal Heiurm Club er oannct
meo set Winai for gie at mooarbeioe
Den tatbUlIte @reIteitduos Sppplitiou
mco 2anost5 pfientli9e StOler. Zen
uUrer buttig o. bar Dteolemmer ouer
Ge(e 2auoet. Gette er Mieritos u. g.
u. Organization, o. man fOrmoOer, OF
ben bar fGQes Snterssier meo ben
amerifauIte 81. g. q. Organization.
5Drenirger bar aQereoe label flsre
tatboIifs Ireitet, iOm baObe ubieubt
GirFulGrsr moo DC pifeHtlise SfOler,
arreitere.
Srgupiiationen ital BABE flor llbs
breoelie, 90 Der or iugcn Evil ON, at
ben pil uoGpe en- itrrt 3~ubflDoelie paa
2anoets iremtioiQe Golitit.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

sa
AEA saSRM
tStsmmsr Etrssas % sreoas uaorseu.
mperitsGeinsuier

rraa ~trslepercs itpsit Seer RaHbd9 % 1orssal Nor.
ara. GusrtiSismsHicr ~i1otdlts lie I TO paa a~nagbru
~fg1atnoe ylumsre, mtoaiHors bet uoirg''sIt1 ~foriau,
st.. SuiJ 1t Advertisement. Der fTt Tommy troi
1irSeagsaumtvti Z. CT. f~oriaH1es ~iaoroi,:t 3 Baua,.
~ bet TONNE lab 3 Itrsbassauuiers. Br,Ue, Der in9e'
bol3tr Notwithstanding Tom bet batter met. bsr m-r.
les aOsrtisfemeut I bet u,Srs etsrus paa Gem
polniea-
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
SBiflano.
"gorpGrt"s Reoaftsr 9ierl er an.
for Wuieitatsforbrpoelie.
Citerrige.u n.

Gciicr Srar5 Soiepb rsiite ben sbe
os. III Ststtiu for at operpare be tDIte
S9rmaneurer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

beitIlt en- np JOrieuoin9 mso Surtis :
tug.
3et er beoIt at u9re forbcreot pao
en- Spitano meo bet igrite.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Sprfiet.
Griitenipriplnelicr.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bra Wars,
grmenien, b~erettes ben 9oe b., at belle
GtItrittst Semats er Omrinaet al tpr'
fife trooper, iUm 9etti Bahia boz
ienot bio unber 8aaitub az at arreitere
repolutiOnQre Grmeniere. 2anbsb9,
erne Garni. Giruguesnsr. 9ertan. So.
roiut os Warit ltal bore last Ruiuer,
Os ben iamlebe Seiultuins paa 5000
er misbanolet paa ben melt sruiomme
Waaos. Sra Mouib bsrettes, at tpr'
fife Gmbeosmnn bar orsauiierst en-
Screening. IBIS Souebopsaue bet er at
mprbe nGs ariitne, buis Sultuuen sonr
ino paa Sturmastsrnes Gorlanseuoe
on Rcfurmsr / &rmsuisn. Oct paa'
itaaes, at GOreniussn bar ubieet SOn,
iul Sampipn iOm bet fsrite Offer.
Nnitralien.
2engoaris Sorfe. Sra Welbourne
berettss, at Tsrfeu / ben nUrboeitliae
Del az 2nnoet bar paret / s WaaneSer,
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
3.

Gpilon 90 C~psriusmmelis. aar'
Jas gitp, MV., Doe Sept. @aarsba'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
MARRIED AT CATHEDRAL.
Miss Nellie ODonncli Welded 20 Thomas
!. Eianncry.

4 marriage ceremony that united
Thomas j. Flannery and Miss Nellie
O'Donnell. daughter OF Mrs. Catherine
O'Donnell. Of Gibson street. took place
at 1890 yesterday morning at St
Peters cathedral. Rev. j. \. O'Reilly,
the rector. tied the nuptial knot in the
presence of many friends of the promi-
nent young couple.
Attorney NJ J. Donahoe was grooms-
man. and the bridesmaid was Miss
Nellie O'Hara. The bride wore a
cream silk wedding gown. and present.
ed charming appearance. As the
bridal party marched down the center
aisle 10 the sanctuary rail, where
Father ORellly was waiting, Professor
W. L. Schllllng, the church organist,
played Mendelssohn's wedding march.
At II o'clock wedding feast was
partaken at the residence Of the brides
mother 1t was attended by only the
immediate relatives and friends Of the
two families. At noon Mr.. and Mrs
Flannery, the recipients OF well wishes
for happiness and prosperity. left on a
honeymoon which will occupy the next
ten days When they return they will
reside at the Arlington hotel. of which
Mr.. Flannery Is one Of the proprie-
tors. HIS bride had charge of the
editorial department of the Archibald
Citizen and is a gifted young woman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
LISTENING TO ARGUMENTS.
Cases That Occupied the Att cution OF the
Judges Yesterday

Major Everett Warren made the ar
gument for the defendant yesterday
morning in the case of j. H. Gunster,
assignee, against the Scranton Hum
mating Heat and Power company
Vie argued to sustain the report of
Referee W. w. Lathrope and cited au-
thorities and decision bearing on all
phases OF the case,
The noteworthy Injunction case of
Alderman O. Il. Wright. of the Ninth
ward. against Alderman w. s. Millar,
of the Eighth ward. to restrain the
latter from holding police court at the
municipal building, came up before the
three judges City Solicitor Torrey ap-
peared for the defendant, and Attorney
attorneys had prepared exhaustive
briefs. and these. with the papers in
thu case, We're taken by the court.
The case of Thomas f. Wells, trustee,
against the West Side Coal company,
limited: exceptions to report of audi
tor, was argued from to 4.30 C. IT,.
Soper was attorney for the exceptants
and Attorney j. Alton Davis fer the
cCal company. 1t is a matter where
about $500 is the amount in dispute. in
reference to a lease of coal land in Jer-
myn borough. Court took the papers.
On motion of City solicitor Torrey
the trespass suit of the Morris and Es-
sex Mutual Coal company aSains. the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Coal company VIII he continued from
tht next term of common pleas court
and will head the list of the second
weeks cases of the January, 1896, term
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23

In a letter written last month by
county. o., she says: II colored an old
tan dress last fall that / had worn
all summer. and had nice. black dress
My girl friends went nearly wild over
II. and they were 50 astonished when
told them 1t was my old tan dress
colored with Diamond Dyes. Several Of
them tried the dyes on their white cash
meres and all of them had nice looking
black gowns.
IL have used a great many Diamond
Dyes for cotton, wool and silk, and
have met with unvarying success. Last
week ! used a dozen packages in color
ing cotton for rugs. and made two
beautiful rugs. / have tried other pack
age dyes. but never with the success
that l have had with the Diamond.
have never failed once with Diamond
Dyes, and do not think any one could,
II they pay attention to the directions
that come with each package"
Diamond Dyes are especially prepared
, for home use, and are guaranteed to
be the strongest, fastest and easiest
to use of all dyes. To get the best col
ors, 1t Is necessary TO use different dyes
for wool and for cotton, and Diamond
Dyes are especially prepared for each.
Insist on having Diamond Dyes. and
you will always have colors that will
not fade.
a book Of directions and forty samples
of colored cloth viii be mailed free
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
MRS. MARY NORTON DEAD.
Had Been Sufferer for Some Time from
Heart Trouble.

Mrs Mary Norton died at an early
hour yesterday morning at her home.
9l5 Penn avenue. Of an affection OF the
heart. She had been sufferer for
some time, but her death yesterday
morning was not expected and was a
sad shock TO her relatives and friends
She was one of the old residents OF the
Pine Brook portion of the city. having
for quarter of a century lived there
and was universally beloved and re-
spected by friends and nelghbors,
Deceased Is survived by her husband,
Anthony Norton. and the following
children: John. Thomas. Miss Mary
end Miss IB Norton. The latter Is a
teacher in No. 90 school. on Friday
morning the funeral will take place
with a solemn high mass OF requiem at
st. Peters cathedral at $50 O'Clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
Found Lying on the RniIrond.

AS the Delaware and Hudson trains were
passing each other near Carbon street yes
terday afternoon at 2.20 o'clock. one Of the
employees on the north bound train aspied
a man lying PROSTATE between the tracks
The train was stopped and backed up to
the spot where the man was lying. He
was found to be insensible but no in
juries were apparent. The man was car
ried aboard the train to Green Ridge and
deposited at the station. where Lacka-
wanna hospital ambulance was summoned
to convey him to the hospital. The hos
pital staff found that the man had been
struck with nothing more serious than
Jersey lightning, and as the fellow could
not be reused from his drunken stupor.
the hospital authorities had him taken to
the station house In the patrol wagon
He partly recovered his senses about .
o'clock last night, but could not be made
to understand or answer questions. A
pass-book found on his person containing
the names OF Barnie White and Jonathan
Parry. 1t was made out by the Natalie
Store company. of Natalie. Pa. Later In
the night he acted as If he was In great
agony,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
Resolutions of Rcsrcct,

At n regular meeting of Division H.
Ancient order Of Hibcrnians, Of Dickson
City. held on oct. 20 the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adoDted.
Whereas. 1t has pleased the divine will
OF an all-wisc God to remove from our
midst by death our esteemed and beloved
brother member. James MCHale; and
Whereas. While bowing in humble sub.
mission to the viii Of Him who doeth all
things well. we deplore the fact that our
division has lost one OF its most faithful
and devoted members. his parents a low
Ing and affectiOnate son the community
n peaceful. upright and honorable citizen.
Resolved. That we. the members OF hi
vision H. Ancient order of Uibernlans
extend TO the afflicted parents and
brothers of our deceased member our sin
core and heartfelt sympathy in this their
hour of sorrow and ailliction.
Resolved That as n mark Of respect 10
the memory OF our deceased brother our
division charter be drapcd In mourning
for the space of thirty days.
Resolved. That these resolutions be re-
corded on the minutes of our division and
a copy forwarded TO the following papers
for publication: The Scranton Republi-
can, the Scranton Truth, the Scranton
Times. The Tribune. priceburg Recorder
and Olyphant Gazette.
r. u. Hayes.
i. T., Riley.
l.. Corr
cnm,nit 70,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
BURKE WON'T BE BLUFFED
Says That an Effort Is BEING Made "a
Triehtcn Him orr.

w. j. Burke says that the special dis
patch with Washington date line,
which appeared in yesterdays Times.
was. in his opinion, incorrect. The
concluding clause particularly gals
Mr. Burke. at Is believed that Colonel
Colquitt's report will entirely eXoner-
ate Collector Herring from all blame"
This, he AYERS. was printed with the
purpose of discouraglng him. 81 can't
be frightened off by any such fishy
fake as that" said Mr.. Burke TO a
Tribune man last evening. This in
vestigation win be continued and,
what's more, StenoErapher Tayaor's
notes Of the testimony which Colonel
Colquitt did not take along will be
presented to Commissioner Miller by
myself. Colquit no doubt. by this
time. has reported to Commissioner
Miller that there is nothing in the
charges. ] expect. however to convince
the department that there Is something
In these allegations. II can't do that
I will give the whole matter to the pub
lie and let the people Judge for them
selves who isl right in this matter"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
HOMES FOR TIE CHILDREN.
They viii BE Taken from Parents Who
Neglect Them.

Hard and cruel as 1t may seem at
the first thought the board of aSsociat-
cd charities last night decided to take
steps TO have fourteen children taken
from their mothers, and lnderiured
In appropriate homes. Mrs. Patrick
Murray, of Washington avenue fats.
has seven little ones all under fourteen
years of age. who are being shamefully
misused. Her husband Is a sihlftless,
good -for-rcthing. who has earned the
sobrqut,. of 1.-THE --latest man In Scran-
ton" The children are sent out to beg.
Mr.. Gibbons said that he had offered
Murray work but he wanted n job as
boss.
Mrs. Michael Fallon. of the South
Side. is the mother of seven other neg
lected children. from whom she will
be parted If the courts VIII assent to
the board having charge of them.
These oh.liren are all of tender years.
Mrs. Fallon has often been asked to
give over her children u the care OF
the board. but could not be induced 20
part win any of ,hem, excepting the
younges'. hoy. who was born a cripple.
We IS now in the founding home.
Af.er holTinG '.he sad details OF both
cases the beard decided to refer the
matter to the child saving committee,
N'-H 'fHNluN tIpIS ~ lltNttd Il law "
have the children taken from their par
onrs ard inien,urei to suitable homes,
which the board will provide.
Complaint was entered against
Thomas Scahill, Of Irving avenue, for
abusing his 9-year-old boy. Since Oct.
3, the Gite of the last meeting, Mrs.
Duggan investigated th.r:y-slx cases,
of which twau;y-siX were found worthy
ard provided with relief. Empoly-
men. was found for six. transporta-
,!on for eight. lodging and meals for
five and homes for eight. or the last
three were sen. TO St. Patricks or
phandge, one to Florence mission. two
TO the House OF the Good Shepherd,
and two to the Hillside Home.
Mr., Cohen reported that the commit
tee on entertainment was arranging for
a benefit, ITO be given by some first
class company at one of the theaters.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
DESERVED TRIBUTE.
Facts Tell Why Popular Shoe Firm
Deserves Its Success.

deserves It's SUCCESS.
Scranton boasts of many up-to-date
retail stores whose stocks and method
of doing business compare favorably
with the establishments found in large
cities This comment suggests the shoe
store of Schank and Koehler, at 4lO
Spruce street. The upright business
character of the two members of the
firm, their modern and well-appointed
store interior, their complete stock and
the corps of efficient clerks is combi-
nation which deserves tribute.
New" good" stylish" and "sat-
isfaction" are four ordinary words
which mean Il good deaf to Schank 6:
Koehler, but which are more important
to this popular firms customers. Old
goods they do not keep. The stock is
! always fresh and embodies all the best
and latest kinks known tn shoe manu-
facturers. This Is one point of consld-
cradle importance to SchanlS G. Koehler
as ii has met with the APPROVAL OF per-
sons who know how to dress their
feet and has helped to build the stores
trade up to its present large proper
tiOns.
Every sensible person knows that the
quality and style of shoe depends on
the manufacturer instead of the dealer.
Schank & Koehler know this. and nave
confined their buying OF mems shoes
almost exclusively to l.. II. Stetson and
n. Curtis 4 Co. This policy of buying
large quantities from only few manu-
facturers rebounds To the advantage OF
the buyer. as the producer is more anX-
ious To please the dealer and in the end
the consumer as we'll as the dealer is
benefited. Tha. is a plain and simple
fact
The ladies' shoes are made specially
to the order of the firm. This policy Sc
cures the best results as the goods pro-
cured are what are suitable and want
ed by the Scranton women. Just now
the new woman's' shoes are in de-
mand and of this article the store Is
supplied with n pleasing and varied
variety. This comment gives merely
a suggestion of how the store keeps In
touch with the demands of its patrons
The clerks have Instructions not to inn
perfume visitors to buy. which Is a poll
cy To he appreciated by customers who
wish 'to look around" before pur-
chasing
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-23
PRICE IS AGREED UPON.
ScrantOn's Eastern League Franchise Il
BE Sold 10 Fail River.

At a meeting of the Scranton Base
Ball association directors last night 1t
was decided to sell the Scranton East
ern league franchise to Fall River par
ties. who. bid S2.S50. Newark offered
$2.500 The Fall River people will today
be officially notified of the acceptance
of their offer.
These facts were told Tribune re-
porter in an interview with President
Belts last night. He said Scranton Will
be represented in the state league
next year, but that the players on the
reserve list are included in the pur-
chase of the Eastern franchise.
A few weeks ago Scranton parties Of
fcred 5000 for the franchise. The Of
fer was refused, as the present owners
are unwilling to sell to local buyers for
less than from $4,000 to $1,000, on the
ground that If the Eastern franchise
changed hands in this city 1t would pre-
vent the present owners from conduct
ing a state league club. There is Il pos
sibility that today the association Will
be paid its price by Scranton parties
who Will he Influenced more by their
opposition to State league base ball
than by their anxiety to become mag
mates in the Eastern league.