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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
G0nn oerS6enft ais
eDeDUV @sihgahtsprGjeute.

Die alte, rGelle, III oen gauSeu Der. St0as
ten pegen Der ilperlaBli6eu GlrulitGt NIB
outcroroeutlib biui9eu Greiie tbrer llbreu,
Golos IT,. Silbermdarel 10 betauute Ropal
Wig. so. III S6icago III berlte I'M Stanos Die
gr0Bte Siierte 3l MAIDEN, Die ben Seleru bte'
les glattes lenIals an9eboten puroe.
@ie ptele g9orte t0uueu aus benz Norts
,2lmerita" 9emo6t werDeu2 Sin Bu6itabe
fam ui6t ;peinlal in oemlelbeu 9Sorte bes
ulBt werperI, Ramet pom Eeriouen, StGbs
ten ODER aubere Qi9enlameu NIB ln9iltig.
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len i'm gericOu iteben. Der, w!l6er bic
9r0Bte, ri6tige Gin einienoet, era
bdlt cine pra9tpoIle ID I golbeue
ubr i'm g8ertBe DON $10O, ni6t .fiueo"
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@l9iu SSert. Ole 3 weit9r6Bte Elite
erbGlt cine e6t 9 oloeue II br I'M @ertbe
Don s so nit 9lei6em Nerte. Die Sritt,
9r0Bts cine e6te sob fiIleb br,
9l9iu ODER Woltbam gSerte, $25. Die
8iert9rOBte cine { d { Sob ftlleo
ySaltbom ODER 6l9iu lbr i'm 8ertbe Don
$3.50 Mno bic ia d Il en- IL grObten
Eiiten ieoe elieu ausgejei6ueteu !3eitmeIer,
| Suuting Sale, I'M Sertbe Don IS. NQe
llbreu NIB garantiert, II. III Nerrens II.
S%amen9r6Be. - SbiSe Relobmmsem iins
abiollt irsi, II. gum 3ped gemadt, bic guf.
m%ertiamteit Der yeier alf uIieru 9robtu 1d,
talo9 pom ubreu, Sob unb Silberpaarer
&C. III lenten, Der cine 9roBe auSwabl DOH
| 9eruoe lOl6en @eideuten entbGlt, bic eiu
Sober germ gu gSelbua6tem Su MADDEN
piiuI6t. IS 1T uOtbmenoi9 fir
Sebeu, Der Ii6 bieiem Rontelte ani6lieBeu
mill, ms = 5 Gents in Wtarteu ODER Gill.
Der eiuluienoen iiir cine lmlerer pra6tpollen
SuleluIaoeln (StartpInS), Die Don 0erren
ullo Eamen 9etra9eu meroen fam. gle bat
cine Narmitur Don = umierer beriibmteu
8imberlp Sems nit eiilem 9roBeu,
i6Oneu Rubiu, IN e6t Sob filleb,
Ipiro jI boben Yreilen III NGoen p~ertauit mIo
1T I'M AuSleben eilIer $25 HabeI glei6.
In Stelle oeS GubinS tdml eiu @irfiS,
6ineralb ODER Nmetbplt ous9ewdblt werosn.
Oiele Naoel ieigt 3ur Seuii9e
bic al Berorbentli6 @ebiegeub
belt uuierer Nrtifel uno bereu
Woblfeile Rreile. Die 9tabeln peroeu
iofort na6 Grbalt Der Gilien gelauot. 25c
garautirt ubiolut irsi nuiern 9rOBen aataloS
H.. cine oielsr YrahtIooeln uIo wsns
Senlano ein gang tIetn ipeni9 alimertiams
teit Der Sabe SuWenoet, mag er arBeroem
nod cine @elobnung pom elmer Der ober be-
| Itriebeueu wlmberi6Ouen llbreu erbalter.
Siele Stierte ut bona ltoe. gSir be;iebeu
uus betreilS mitrer Sirma auf iebe Mercans
tile g9sncp i'm Sauoe. Routelt i6liebt an,
10. December 1896. Sdreibt beute:
ROYAL MFG, CO.,
Wholesale Jewellers. Star Accident Build
| Ing. Chicago, III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
@nnOcrbarc GrioI0c.

9tus einem Yriefe, weI9en 9tep. $.
@unCermUm 0 0tmOnOaIe, WRi9.,
1T un5 erIaubt wOrOen, foIgenOen NIss
2u8 gu MAIDEN: rS9 50gere ni6t DR..
Kings New Discovery gu c%mpfe6Ien,
b0 Die JteiultNte fat wunOcrbore in Dem
Sale meiner 6rau wureu. 2(l5 i9 Yas
ltOr Der 8optilteutirGe 81 &iUeS SUMO
ttOu mar, wurOc lc nit Hneumonia in
fOlgc pom ga Grippe bebaitet. 6ur9ts
bare 0uitenGnfGle Oauerten nit tur3cr
lInterbrc6UnGen Stumben lang, uuO e5
i6tcW ais weroc lie bieicIben ni9t itbers
Icben, Sin 6reunO empfubl DIR. Kings
New Discovery Oa9iclbc wirtt gu
NQer ,3]uirte0eubcjt cine ibuele Sur.
Ecobcit0i1cn ituO gratis 81 b0ben bet
(. &. &ucte 5O8 WtuinitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
&atarrh famn midt ;nrirt iperpen

our5 locale appItcatioueu, Sd ne ben Stb
Der Rrautbtit nidt ursiheu t0uuen. Sotarrb lit cine
Ylut; ODER Sonltu uttOuss Rrautbstt uRo nm tie Al beis
len. mhBt Sbr tnHsrlibe SeImitICl uebmeu. Sdls
SatGrrb Rur piro elugeuommeH uuo wir,t brett Gui
has But uHo Die ihItlmtasH Obtrtddtu. Sdu's RAJ
tartbs6ur III tetue GuGtlalbsrs DieoiSiH. Sts wuroS
felt iabrtu Don eiHem Der beitsH AerSte oisi,s Saurts
Oerorontt uno III sin rssSlmabige5 Secspt. Ste bsitebt
aus ben btltsu bstanHttu Ioniea. UsrbuHeeu nit ben
bcttH Slursinisuu s~smitteln, bic brett auf bic
G6leimoberhihe ipiTtsu. Die poatommeus Ysrbius
bun3 Der Ssilanotbetls 1T Is, mas iold' Wunosruout
6siultdts bel Der cstluns uou Satarrb b,rUorbriust,
sast Sud SeuaniNs umiOuit ididtu.
Il. 8. G9eHtp Il Co.. ei9tuIblmer, EoIsoo, =.
gsItauit Uon allen &potbsterH, BrtIs 75c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Wbiolnt Mnperf1liGte

fir Die barmbersioen Sriioer, fir bic
Gliiabetberinnen IL. I. ~. Iu6 muir.
ben 10 ornle Midnner uno 10 Srauen,
welde benz Seidenbegdn9niTe oes
9ientnldo6ens b~ei9epObnt batter, nit
go 8uloen beoa6t. Warie gielet
binterlieB ndmli6 ein 8erSei6niB bon
YeriOnen, tpelde ibrem 2eidenbs9dng.
niiie se9en rSOnOrNr" beipubneH
ioltsn. sic foil ourb Spariamteit
i'm Sauie Der Sabre Elm 9ermb9su
9eiammeIt unO bierSu au9 ererbte Gel.
Der 9ele9t baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Su6Iett's &ratca Salte.

Die bette Gable in Der Dslt fir
S9nittuunben, Sauti3irfunsen, Buns
ben, @ei9pire, SaISfuB, 6ieberpuns
ben, S9Orf, seiprungene SdnSe, 6rOits
beulsn, 8rdbenmtseu, uuo aae Sautents
siinbuussn unb lit cine iidere I9eilunS
fir Sdmorboiben. Gs uiro sarantirts
0aB has Wfittel p%outOmmene @euus,
tbuuns sibt wenn ni9t, wiro bas 9elo
,nriideritrt tet. Preis % Gents per
S9a3te!. - gu ~uertaufen bel Z. Us.
Ruete, Qpotbefer.
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9euti6lano.
. b II.

- Ma1 benz Yorbilo bon gruietpib
bat in Sarlsrube Elm 3ablmeiItsr
feline yG6re" RIDDEN molien. 1T babel
aber an ben llnrehten getommen. Ser
3ablmeitsr, oer pfcnbar a%n9etruntsn
mar. eiu9 in Der Naht obne jeoe Ser
anlaIuna aui mebrere ibres 98eges ae=
benoe Steinorufer uno Sitb0grapben
los, pafte brei oerielben an uno iubte
Tie an chamber al ltOBen. Nls lid bic
GiUiliiten cine 6~OrtieBun9 oes Nerbal=
tens perbaten uno elmer bon linen in
ieiner Mabnun9 auf ben Sal Brittle
NIP anipielte, mar Der 3ablmeiIterr in
ieiner ,@bre" tief9etrGntt uno rib iei=
men Se9en aus Der Sbeioe. SeoOr CT
jsoo6 gum S6lasen fam, mar er bon
ben banoieiten 2euten iiberwdlti9t;
elmer padte i'm BON binten uEo um=
idlaug i'm. nobel Seioe gu SOoen
iiiirsten. Sierbei oelang es, benz 3abl'
meilter ieinen Segen gu entreiBen. Ser
Ingreifer erbislt cine tiIdti9e Sradt
Yrii9el.
- Sin mooerner 9emOitbsnes. Gi=
men geiitrei6en 5rintipruA brabte Elm
bieoercr neutrality-suspicious. I'M binter=
item Soenlualo auf Oen 8rObberSOs bon
Baden aus. Del elmer Seitlidtsit mar
er lan9e ni6t oaSu 81 brin9en, bic u1l'
um9dnQliA nDtbi9e Geoe 81 balten,
neil ibm ;nihts paiienoes einfisl.
gnolid bate elmer Der Nehenlibenosr
eiueu 8eoonten. Ser Serr Burger
mciiter, meinte er, m6ge oaran erin=
nern, OaB Die ~oiesjdbri8e Grte gut aus-
gefaQen, o0b yaoen iiberbGupt Elm ge'
iegnetes Gano iei, unO pOs baOii9e
9Olt oieie 3uItdnoe Dem GrObbersoQ
heroante. 8sia9t, 9etbnn. Ser Ser,
8irgstmeiIter erbOb lid: .Meine
Serren, Die @erite 1T Oisiss Sabr gut
geratben. (SrarOD Sapobl, meme
Serren, bic @erlte III isbr gut Qcratben.
(grneuertes grapO unO Seiterteit, 8er-
acknowledgement NU6 bic SartoIielr
limb iebr gut 9~eratben. (Stiirmiites
9rupOD lluo neil Die &artoffeln IL
gut 9er0tben liuo. 10 fOroere i6 ih Sit
auf. nit mir einsuitImmen in Den Ruf:
sc. &Onigl. 8obeit Der 0rOBber3Ol
lebe bO9!"
Saiern.
- Nus benz baDeriihen Srte Rei'
i'm Wintel an Der Diterel6ii6en 8ren,'
mirb beri1tet: QnQenebm iiberrai6'
murosn bic Sdufer. Die bel elmer Ser
iteiQerunQ oes Na6laies oes tiir,li6 ir
&6ien (auf Der 0iterreidji6en 8ren,,
ieite) oeritOrbenen Sberlieutenant:
Sdger alts Bidder erwarben. Yein
9ur9blGttern zines oifIsibi0en ganoe:
fielen ieds Stiif naQelneue Sunoert'
martI6eine herals. Ser &Guier cine:
olten Meper'ihen 6OnOsriatiOnslerifon:
fOlQte nieiem geiipiele uno iauo 200(
Wart III @ertbpapieren.
- Giner ieltensn 9~ebenstraft erfreu
Iih bic 6amIlie zines SOibeiibers il
Siioerlsoa in YaDern. 9ci Der pp,
Sturgeon pOl3Oaenen 5aufe oes erit9ebO'
renen S6btsrleins tOnnten bon ben
@eiitliben als aaufseu9en ein9etraaer
iperoen bic Namen Der 8rDBmutter
lln9rOBmuttsr uno urur0robmutter be!
aintes. Ollie Drei 6rauen ertreutel
lib elmer pOrtreffliden 8eiunobsit.
Il Sin entIeBlidsr un9liitsfal erei9,
nets ii6 in GidtenbOf bel N~iirnberg
Ser 80 Sabre alts Usrbeiratbsts Wlsda
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
WtSconNu

- llnabiidtlih erIAOiien. Ser Is
Sabre alte NIrtbur 8eper, Der Sobn
m~O9lbabsnoer Sitter in W ilWautee
1T auf Der 6arm ieines Ontels Srpin
an Der Seloit StraBe, cine bulbe Weile
iiioli6 bon Der Staot9ren3e. ben einem
Garmarbeiter aus llnOorliAti8tsit ers
ihoiien wOroen. Ser jun9e 8eDer
mar gu ieinem Sntel auf Seiub 9e9an=
gen, no er tets Elm niltOmmener Sat
uno aud unter ben Garmarbeitern 0es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
SainotS.

- gu OicIe &urtOHeln. SufolQc
Der 9rOBcn @~lubduiung bon Sartoiielu,
Die in Chicago beitebt, lit BON ben meits
li6Cu @ODnen sin &unOi1rsiben aus.
gCiNnot wOrOen. Wel3es es ben @Qens
ten Oerbietet, nod mebr SartOfeln gum
Gcrieuoen NnSunebmcn, che Die Ylof.
Ooe NuigcBOben WOroen lit. Sn Gbi-
cOQO trNieu in Der OOrleBteH BO6e 23l
unO in lcBter QBO6e 800 Wa99Ons
&GrtOlleIH Elm. Sa nar eIus 9srinae
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Seras.

- Gin alligator III in elmer @irtG=
idaft gu Muffin ae9enUdrtla 81
iebsn. S0s II SUB LANCE, mdbti9e
89ier 1T nod gln9abe bon Sa9per=
ltdnoi9en weni9Itsus l40 SABRE alt uno
wuroe mittelit S0fen, Settle uno Sod.
ipeiie IebenOi9 i'm @abrielfuie 9sfan'
0Pu-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
PERSONAL.

Pay your gas bills today and save the
discount.
Miss Mary Walsh. of Archibald, is visit
Ing Scranton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Briggs are home
from their wedding tour.
George II. Mcdonnell, of Wilkes-Barre,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G.. Murphy, of New
York. are registered at the JCrmyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hazlett drove 10
Wyoming camp ground yesterday, return
ing TO-DAY.
Mayor Bailey was able to leave the house
for while yesterday. He will be in his
office today.
Mrs. Richard OBrien went to Albany.
y. y, Yesterday to attend a reception at
the Sacred Heart convent, kenwood.
Richard j., John and Miss Mamie Beam
ish are at Hollis, l.. l.. today, attending
the marriage of Miss Rebecca Nagle to
Henry Livingston.
County Commissioners John Demuth,
Giles Roberts and S. w. Roberts inspect
ed two new stone arch culverts i'm Waycr-
ly borough and Scott township yesterday.
At the meeting Of the Womcn's Chris
tan Temperance union this afternoon at
$50 o'clock. will be heard reports from
the state convention recently held at
Pittsburg.
Miss Fannie, silverstone. of this city,
"ih ieaNt ioI os Idcuse at HlilHISHl u at
tend the wedding of her brother Profess
sor Silverstone, which is to take plac CO
there on Wednesday.
Rev. p. j. McNianus. pastor of st. Paul's
Catholic church of Green Ridge, delivered
an address last evening in St. Edwe rd's
church. Ph''Hdelphia. before the Young
Mems society Of the church.
Attorney Fred w. Fleitz left for Pitts
burg yesterday to attend q meeting of Re-
publican league directors. He is billed to
address two Republican mass meetings
this and tomorrow evenings in Pittsburg,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
WANT 1T DISSOLVED.
Seeking to liet Permission for Traction
Company to Finish Washington
Avenue Track.

There was n hearing in chambers
yesterday afternoon before Judge
Archibald to have the injunction here
tofOre granted in the equity suit of
Emil Schimpff and others against the
Valley Passenger Railway company
and the Scranton Traction company
dissolved. Major Everett Warren,
Horace Il. Hand and /. IL. Burns were
attorneys for the street railway COM
j. Alton Davis for the plaintiffs.
When the employees of the Traction
company started month or so ago to
construct a track on Washington ave-
nue. on the court house square, MesSrs
Kelley and Davis, representing Cyrus
ID. Jones, who owns the building in
which j. w. Guernsey's piano store is.
applied to the court for an injunction
to restrain the building of the tracks.
on the ground that 1t was being done
without authority of law.
The defendants proved to the court
that the charter of the Valley Passen-
ger Railway company gave it a right
of way over Washington avenue from
Olive to Fig streets, and the fran
chses granted by the city councils
was also offered in evidence, and there
upon Judge Archibald refused the in
junction.
However, when the workmen got as
far with the tracks as Olive street, an
other equity, suit was brought. this
time by several property owners liv-
ing in the two blocks between Olive
and Gibson street. Judge Archibald
granted a preliminary injunction in
this case because the charter of t,.e
company did not include the right to
lay tracks on Washington avenue be-
tween Gibson and Olive streets.
In the meantime the attorneys for
the Valley Passenger company secured
from the state department at Harris
burg the right of way over these two
blocks, and inasmuch as it was the
lack of that right of way before which
caused the injunction, they came be-
fore Judge Archibald yesterday and
asked for a dissolution of the injunc-
tion. and they offered in evidence the
right granted over the two blocks in
question. They claim that they al
ready have municipal consent to lay
tracks on Washington avenue from
Ash street to Cherry. and there is no
reason now why the court should not
allow them to proceed.
The plaintiff contended that the de-
PENDANTS have not municipal consent,
that the ordinance under which they
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claim the consent was passed before
the right of way was granted over the
two blocks and therefore cannot be
valid.
General Manager Silliman was sworn
and testified that 1t is the purpose of
the defendants to connect at Gibson
street with the Suburban line. Cars,
inward bound will come down WASH
ington avenue to Spruce street; and
going out will come up Lackawanna
to Washington, to Spruce, to Adams.
which VIII be substantially the same
as double track and will greatly ia
cilitate travel. He testified that if the
work is delayed more than five or six
weeks it will be necessary to let it go
over until next spring, and that will
be to the inconvenience of persons
travelling over this route.
Arguments for dissolving the injunc-
tion We're made by Mayor Warren and
Mr.. Burns, and to keep 1t in force by
Mr.. Kelley and Mr.. Davis. They ar
gued principally on matters of law
and took up most of the time with
citing authorities. Judge Archibald re-
served his decision, but will hand 1t
down before long.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
THE NEWS LIBEL CASE.
Defendants Discharged for Lack of
PrOpcr Evidence.


John Fitzsimmons and Richard Lit
tie. the supposed editor and CORE
spondent respectively of the Sunday
News. were given a hearing befor"
Alderman Fuller yesterday on the
charge of criminal libel preferred by
Mrs. Harriet f.. Bender, and owing 10
the failure of the prosecution to prove
that the defendants had any crnncc-
ton with, the issue of oct II. in which
the alleged libelOus matter appeared,
they We're discharged.
\ number of witnesses among them
three newspaper men, were called to
show that Fitzsimmons and Little We're
associated with the News. but none
Of them could state for a fact that
such was the case. The prosecution
also failed to show that Tho Su lday
News of Oct. II was issued from the
office of the Sunday News Publishing
company. One witness. u n"WSdeaicr.
named Reizin, who has Il stand on
Wyoming avenue. said he had ;nr-
chased the marked coDy submitted i'm
evidence by Mrs. Bender. from the
News printing office on Spruce street
with which it was proven the defend
ants We're associated. but on cross-ex-
animation he admitted that il was his;
boy who bought the papers that day.
and as the boy in question was not
ut hand. the marked copy went for
naught
When, the alderman had heard :ha
different witnesses he ruled that he
was not satisfied that the prosecution
had proven the principal point. that
of connecting the defendants with .he
issue of the Sunday News of Oct. II.
and he would consequently he com
PEELED to dismiss the case.
II. C.. Newcomb appeared for the de-
fense and G.. II. Pitcher for the prose-
cution. Mr.. Pitcher said that n mum
her of his witnesses had remained
away or he would have proved conclu-
sively that Fitzsimmons and Little
We're associated with the issue whicl,
contained the alleged Iibelous matter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
TWO IMPORTANT MEASURES.
We're Among Those Signed by Mayor
Bailey Yesterday.

Among the resolutions signed yester-
day by Mayor Bailey was one direct
ing the city solicitor to settle for $1,000
the claim of Mathew Hayes for extra
work on the Washburn street sewer.
The bill has been hanging fire since
1855 The original amount was $925.
This represented the difference in cost
between the pipe sewer called for in
the contract ana the brick sewer sub
stituted by order of councils after the
work had begun. The money to meet
the claim is to come out of the 1897
appropriation for Judgments and incl
dcntalS.
The mayor also signed the resolution
directing an investigation into the af-
fairs of the street commissioners de-
partmant. A resolution providing for
q fire hydrant on the corner of Hudson
and Seneca streets was also signed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20

Mahoney was one OF the best appre-
ciated features of the show.
AS a curtain ring down the whole
company-thirty in number-present
THE Turkish Bath" an circulating
piece in which the x-ray plays its part.
William Il. Watson was the favorite
of the individual fun makers, but, in
deed, all of the comedians are better
than the ordinary. II Vida Nobriga
would only save her voice for some
other time the show would be pretty
near ilawless. Today and tomorrow,
afternoons and evenings. the show will
be repeated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
STOLE MRS. BURKE'S WATCH.
Dave Williams Admits Another Theft
Charged Against Him.

Before going IN to the county Jail
Dave Williams. whose wholesale thiev-
ing escaDades We're mentioned yester-
day. confessed to Chief Robling that
he was guilty of the charge alleged
against him. of stealing Mrs. Kate A..
Burles gold watch from her apart
mentS on Penn avenue, about three
weeks ago.
He Said he gave the watch to another
boy, and the police are now looking for
this second lad in the hopes of getting
on the trail of the missing time piece.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
lnfammatOry Rheumatism Cured in
3Days.

Morton l.. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind,
says: my wife had inflamatory
rheumatism in every muscle and joint
her suffering was terrible and her
body and face We're swollen almost be-
yond recognition: had been in bed for
six weeks and had eight physicians but
received no benefit until she tried the
Mystic Cure for rheumatism. 1t gave
immediate relief and she was able to
walk about in three days. l am sure
1t saved her life Sold by Carl Lorenz,
druggist, Scranton, AS Lackawanna
avenue. st
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
BOHEMIA AT DAVIS THEATER.
An Excellent Company Give u Very
Entertaining Performance.

Bohemia is a land wnere things are
all fun, all pleasure. all gaity. and the
patrons of Davis theater had n big
mouthful of it yesterday when Louis
Robes great company gave one of the
best shows of the season. First on the
long programme comes musical skit
depicting life in Bohemia. In this there
s dancing. singing, joke cracking and
other comedy work. The specialties all
are good. The two Hill sisters give
refined dancing turn, and Billy Il.
Van and Viva Nobriza sing songs. etc.
The sentimental song singing Of Joye
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

John w Jsham's "Orienta1 America
will no offered as tho attraction at the
Academy of Music OCT u and % and
if would seem thar in the finale of tbe
nropramme no more s,nnt,Io,,s nrod,,c.
zion off nneratic sketches have ever
been nrescnted ot ono time to the n,I-
lie The chorus ;s declared IN ba an
and thoroughly disciplined. The latest
absurdites of the day will be inter-
sperscd throughout the programme and
novel electrical effects in the Flower
Ballet are said to outrival a Mid
summers Night Dream" Oriental
America" has proven big card for the
many large theaters where it has al
ready played.
There will he Il grand rush for seats
at the Frothingham box Office tomor-
row morning. when the sale opens for
Ada Rehan. who. with Days company.
will be seen at that beautiful amuse-
ment temple next Friday evening i'm
Shakespeare's merriest comedy. Tam
ing the Shrew." one of the most i'm
portant dramatic events Scranton has
been favored with. Miss Rehan is a
consummate artistic She can fling ar
delicatey and tremendously every key
in the gamut of comedy from the ex-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
REXFORD's.
ChinaWare

The story of what our buyer
found in New York, in chapters.
Three came today. Three big
drayloads of choice merchandise.
And there's lots more on the way.
Every day for the next two weeks
we'll have something new to show
you. The incest of imported new
ness in china. At Rexford's
prices. That means right prices.
Here's a synopsis of the first chap
ters of what is to be Scranton's
greatest china Offering.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
Hand-Painted
China Plates

Real china. Tinted edges and
floral decorated centres. Seconds
to he sure. but you'll naturally
pick the best of the lot, and the
best of this lot is a very good best
indeed. Choice Tor fUc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
DO You Dress in style.

With little care ladies of very mod
crate means can dress fashionabiy. At
medium prices we have a large assort-
ment of Dress Goods. which for style
and quality are equal to goods costing
a much higher price. 1t would please us
to show them to you.
MEARS C HAGEN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
Brush and Comb Trays

Real china. Decorated in buff
and gold. Heavy gold stippled
edge. Would he cheap at SOC.
These are yours for twenty. nine,
29c. each.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
Now Is Your Time

TO buy holiday goods. 1t will pay you
to buy your presents now and lay them
away until Christmas. Everything ht
auction sale at Davidow Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
Berry Sets

Real china berry sets. Edged
in solid colors. Fancy shapes.
Lily of the valley decoration in
The centre. Large dish and six
small ones for Il dollar-Sl.O0 the
set.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il 1t
fails to cure. CSC.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
Cream and Sugar

Cream pitcher and sugar bowl.
Real china. Green body with
gold stippled edge. Handsome
shell shape. Both pieces for 2jc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
Ask YOtIr De0lrr

for McGarrah's Ips--' Fowler. 25 and
io-cent boxes. Nevs. tB7a IN bulk
Take no other -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
CHEAP FUEL AND
VERY CHEAP GAS
J. Gardner Sanders0n Tells Members Of
Board Of Trade How to Obtain Them.
READS AN INTERESTING PAPER

In Ii He Explains the Result Of the
Experiments He Has Been Conducts
ing for Some Time at Columbus
Brenkcr..Uses the Fine Dust That
Remains After All Of the Mar.
ketable Coal Is screened.