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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-27
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THE PEOPLES EXCHANGE

A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Bsne;
"A III Of All Who Have Houses to Rent W. o.
Estate or Other Property to Sel h,.. or sna Ad
vertisements Cost One Cent Word, six .nser ,isn,
tions for Five Cents Word--Exoept sitna'''n'
Wanted, Which Are Inserted Free.
>~-Ne~~s>S~ ~rv>oyo~o~,>'NN~> ~,
wANTEp--Good girl for general housework' e,i'
ery girl preferred; wages sln per P,,oot ,'" and
Mrs G. A. Walters, corner Church street al"
Salem avenue
IN RE: ESTATE Of James Madden. late OF .at.
bondale CITY, I.ackaw1nna county, ien''7.,
ysnia deceased Letters oi administrator -;
T. A. having been granted to the undersien'', al ~,
persons having claims against the sa,d es.a,m ,n
present them for payment, ana al P,,i'..'' W.
debted thereto will please make innrh,a,r p''
rnent 10 WILLIAM MORRISON.
Administrator c. 7. A., Carbonoai', "
CHARLES II. HORTON. Attorney for Estate
ORPHANS COURT sALE-Estate of James Maa.
den. late of Carhonda-- city, Lackawahna
county. deceased -, =,
Bv virtue of an order oi the orphans court OF
Iackawsnna county, the unders'Gneu au,ih W.dden
traitor {. { a Of the estate OF James Mana' Manuea'
late Of Carbonate city, in said county, ueceas,
will sell at public sale and onto'y to the hs,ss
and best bidder upon the premises herei'a..t' NV,
described in the said city Of Carbondale' on ~ w.,
uiday. July -. 1901, At 10 o'clock a. n''' ''e
following described real estate, to W.T. H..
All that certain lot Of land situated in the ci,E
of Carbondilc, Lackawanna county. fenf'SS .
Being part ri lot numbered 800 on map OF on1'
lots Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal co'rna"s' :
on tract Of land in the warfant'e name Oh M Ma,N
Bower: said part of lot containing 22'oW s'ua'I,
feet of land ar ,hernabou's and being nohhaeh
and described As follows to wit:
Beginning in the csS'erly line OF an nreeua'
lane, al the northwestcrly corner OF out lot nun nun
hered 1913 on said tract, formerly leased 10 ,''
rick Early and since surrendered by hlm' '"en
h.. l,tl line nt LAVA
ll3 7.l0 feet to a corner: thence by other i'hus
OF said Dcleware and Hudson Canal COMPANY
south so degrees east lDo feet. and Sontn Z''i
degrees. west ll} 10 feet to corner ana thence
bv out lot numbered 523 aforesaid notth ~ ue'
grees. wes, 100 feet to the place OF hcs'nn'ns
Coal and mineral and mining rights reserved
Improved with Two one aud one-hali story frame
dwelling houses.
Terms of Sale-Onehalf down on day OF sac.
balance on continuation OF the sale and deli'ery
Of the deed WILLIAM MORRISON
Administrator c. t. a.
CHARLES ". HORTON,
Attorney Tor Estate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-27

erv u;rl prefcrred: wages $40 per mohtti;
Mrs. G 4. Walters, corner Church street ana
Salem avenue
The evening world., 1901-05-21
MILO 7. BOCARO'S
LAST RESORT. :"
Wants Money to Build
a Home for Friend
less Men.

The Charity Orxaniza;!on Society has
sen; out warning aSains; Milo T. Bo.
gard. who is SEEKING to collect S2,s0O &c
star, THE Last Resort" a home foI
triendless men.
Mr.. BoSard's home for :r!endless men
Is clever coacc!t and happily named.
say the officers OF the Charity OrEaniza.
ton. bu, they claim tha; IN coEcc,ins s
.or !; he has no business 10 use as ref
c-cncc the names OF bishop Potter and
other Pro,es,an, Episcopa! c!erEymen
without authorization.
Mr.. Bosnrd Is short. stout. inclincl 90
bal.ncs-. with sandy hair and brown,
mustache.
Natives o. Missouri and Texas re.
siding In Manhattan will recognize from
she description a man who has had
much 10 do with the law courts In their
respective States. Ten wears ago Milo
T.. Bogari was one OF the most sp.ctacu.
lar real estate operators In ST. Louis.
lie WAS not popular In tina, sla!a me-
tro3oiis because he was loud. He wore
big diamonds, KEEP, fast horses and fast
company. When he landed In Jail a
bankrupt and n dcsauiter with an end
less string OF victims no one wondered.
He spent two years in the CITY Jail IN
81. Louis. After ne go, out he went 10
Texas. There he had several pucst!ona-
BILE check transactions. y year ago he
ca me TO New York.
The evening world., 1901-05-21
CARO-
FACES SLAYER.
Nine Of Spades Sends
MuIhearn Into
Mysteries.

4 pack OF playing cards IN the hands
o. an inmate OF the Passa!c County
jail. at Paterson. y. j.. sent Thomas
Nuhcarn. the wife murderer. into hys-
terIcs last night. and his condition was
such ;nat County Physician Mcbride
had to bc called in TO administer nerve
tonic 10 the prisoner
:Iulhearn has confessed to shooting his
wi.e. who was known as the Gypsy
Queen and who told fortunes with l
wandering clan. The queen had made Il
good sum OF money on the Sunday pre-
c.dIns the day on which she was shot.
She turned W the nine o. spades and
remarked to one "t her companions that
tina, was a dca,h.dealIag card. Twenty
four hours later she Was slain by her
husband.
Some o. the prisoners engaged IN a
card game yesterday ard asked Null
hcara TO join in with them and pass
away the slime. Mulhcarn looked n, IN.
pack and gave scream that startled
every keeper In III. prison. He begged
! III. cards be put away.
| Muihcarn Is n complete wreck. He
has mad. a fun confession and a.s
counsellor. John Johnson. admits that
he has hard battle ahead OF him.
| On the evening preceding the shooting
M,uneacn borrowed a revolver from n
| saloon keeper on the pre,cnsc OF want
Ing 10 shoot dog. Mulhearn returned
n" sun. saying ;ha, he had made II
good Job %. II.
S!ncc ais Incarceration Mu.hearn has
hardly slept. lie ramb!es in his talk 10
the other prisoners about fate arh says
tina, In cards one can ind on, the mys-
ter!.s o. the future
In finding an excuse for his act Mul-
hearn said to ar Evening World re.
porter:
'Tha, fellow Gordon had no business
coming between me and my wife"
Gordon is a driver and Mrs. Mu!hcarn
was known TO have shown :ondness for
his society.
The evening world., 1901-05-21
What S. S. S. Does for Children.

Children are constantly exposed to all sorts Of dis
cases. The air they breathe is filled with germs
gas and dust from the filthy streets arc inhaled
into the lungs and taken into the blood. At the
crowded school rooms and other public places they
come in contact almost daily with others recovering
from in the first stages Of contagious diseases. You
Quarantine against the balance of the world and
the best you do is to keep their blood in good
condition, and thus prevent at least mitigate the
disease You have perhaps learned from observation
experience that healthy. robust children and this
means of children whose blood pure) not
nearly liable to contract diseases peculiar to them
and when they do it is generally in mild form. On
the other hand weak cmaciated and sicky ones seem
to catch every disease that along. This is be-
their blood is lacking in all the elements neces
sary to sustain and build up the body. Poisons OF
every description accumulate in the system. because
the pollutcdand sluggish blood is unable to perform
its proper functions
Such children need blood purifier and tonic to
give strength and vitality to their BLOOD aud S. S. ST.
being purely vegetable remedy makes it the safest
and best for the delicate constitutions OF children.
S. S. S. i not only perfect blood medicine but is pre-
clnincntly the tonic for children it increases their
appettcs and strengthens the digestion and assiila
ton Of food II your children have any hereditary
acquired taint in their blood, give them S. S. S. and
write to physicians for any information advice
wanted this will cost you nothing and will start
the little weakings on the road to recovery. Book
On Blood and Skin Diseases free.
TtiH SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
The evening world., 1901-05-21

Rubber Tired Wheels, made of hes, quality steel
h,;et with tes, quality 'ubte. tres e!tnehed, =,
special at ~
Pa,asol Rods, the adjustable kind with niekelet
tops. Tomorrow At /.
Carriage Straps, Large size, made Of good quality
leather. ~
Paras,ls Of white siles,s with green lining of
rclrs,k, special at S'
pa,asols OF white sa.sen. with one suttle, lined
with gleen neaIsilk. =,
The evening world., 1901-05-21
Our Great Reduction Sale of
Carpets ana Rxgs

being Reduction Sale of Furniture
enable buy the and choicest of floor
prices will be entirely of the question
this We goods arriving and
arrive, and get have prices to the quick
cOoinss perfectly reversible usual 3r
selling price, 35c, this sale 50
Oriental
71s reduced fro" ssoso 265 IT. % by 10 IT. ' reduced IT,
.o inches. reduced from soso 425 orl2 IT, reduced from S3so 250
chs-Go seane .
37I The 3se grade for IS
pery ard gadeor 3O'
The evening world., 1901-05-21
CHURCH BARS HIGH SCHOOL
Cnnsistory ut S"mcrviIic Refuses
10 Allow Com ~ e n &c NJ ent In Ehince.

SOMERVILLE. y. J.. May ai.-The
action OF tho Coass,ory Of the econd
Reformed Church OF this place, In re-
fuslng TO allow the commencement. cx
crctses OF the high schoo! to be hehi In
tho church. has stirred up row.
The Second Church Is the largest In
town and the exercises have been held
there for several years past.
The evening world., 1901-05-21

Safety Straps, made OF COED quality corduroy,
reatly trimmed with leather; have four straps;
tEe hes; thing Tor Keeping the little ones t!on
jumping out OF the vehicle. sp.ciil nj
Pa,asols OF white satin OF are quality, lined
with reaIsilk, have three large RULES, IL
LACE COVERS.
Full size Brussels net, with i've la,ge ruAles
each ro. neatly trimmed with 'Is7. regularly
sold II S!.SS, special ~
Pom, d'EspIit Covers :u!I size, have tour Largo
,uties, vel made, special Al 10
Second Floor, Centre. !,
The evening world., 1901-05-21
2qeSpecGul Sale ofGhree .jfunaLea Ca,e,of
jfgh Glass Chateau Red 2Ilnes,

the Berton Fes Bordeaux brand of strictly grade of
absolute merit imported in glass; Quantities as fol-
lows:
Chtea LeoviN.
Leovile
a sp.C teau uBrnan.
These Wines brought this country by largest
and reputable importing firms trade the
ention being disposed to hgclas
Sl20 SIS 90 and SSC0 being Wines
best hotels the city about S1.50 pint bottle,
fail to satisfaction remarkably favorable
permits to offer them the following
Chateau Leovne, 1887, Is ps
MMgaux PTS.
be n tandfo
umaytes
o family Hatan
in
of
H sutnnm .homD
in,o, p,r. 80 Mount veHuRy Rycg,
from BuukhaN ohrep EhsG
81
The evening world., 1901-05-21

The records ,he1e show ,ha, he mar
'sa stranseiv enough. Kc.ch.m remained
\ the husband OF the beautiful New Or
fieans girl Just the same length OF time
kshnt Wn,kup had-one month. He died
Suddcnly on the night OF Nov: u. 1897.
md once ,.tore was she who had been
retty Minnie Wallace embro!led In =
liter night with tho relatives OF her
lad husband. X was found that by M
rms OF his will everything was LETT 10
rom Toledo came ri. brothers. with
nands upon her. She refused to
mt them. They took the body from
n nd had Il buried.
Icting upon their suggestion the pol!ce
orcd' the cnse. Thee questioned and
ss.GucHtioned Mrs. K",chsm They
|cTicd Ketcham's former. valet. Joe
iler and hustled him from police
II al on to police station. giving him the
y yvthInd degree" 1t was shown by the
J&uiopsy. that Hetcham had drank him
His telativcs inaugurated n contest
over ,ne Will and Mrs. ketch1m won.
Then Lawyer Hansen sued her for
eaDdoo iand she engaged a. s. .Trude. ono
of the Foremost members of the Chica 20
bar. 20 nsht hie claim; The case vIu
! O0ao up for trial June 4
The evening world., 1901-05-21
Nlnaow Screens ana
Scroon Doors.

These will admit plenty Of light and air and
shut out flies, mosquitoes and other annoying
insect invaders. And the prices we ask for
them are very low indeed
The evening world., 1901-05-21
Iavn Wover7, Eo,e and
Goraon 2mDlomonks.

There's health, pleasure and
profit in gardening when it is
properly done. Good tools, expe-
rience and a willingness to work
are about all that's necessary.
The tools you can get here at mon
ey-saving prices such as these:
The evening world., 1901-05-21

Lamb: headquarters farey Canada Spf,ny Lamb.
h.,
Maeke,el: Selected Lorg I,ani Maekercl, each,
Milk: Fern brani Condensed Milk OF Superb
Cream, car, b
Tomatoes: IN iuteo" or "Shoh" brands cold
packed rel 'ile Jersey Tomatoes, can,
Oranges: Fancy sweet California Oranges doz..
Co1u "Moonbcar" or 'Ornnge Blossom fancy
Maine Sugar Corn. can,
Sausage: Selected Cervelat Sausage: regular pt,ee,
h., 49,: special this SALE
Rice: Fancy Flint Head Rice, lbs.
Prunes: Our special sale Of Santa CLARA Pruues
has met with great success. tremendous numbers
Of ordeta teiug received; We have plenty to supply
all deman AMI quote for extra large lb.. &c.;
medium large, lS.,
Bests: Fancy Strawberry Beets. 3-lb. eas.
The evening world., 1901-05-21
Upholstery Goods.

To decorate the home in a way
that will leave it cool and comfort
able, avoiding that hot, stuffy look
so undesirable in the warm sea-
son, is not such an easy matter as
it looks. We will be pleased to
show you how to do it and also
how to save money on the cost.
Look over some of our special Of
ferings for Homefitters' Day, and
bear in mind that each item Of
fered represents dozen or more
equally as good, but which we
haven't space to mention here.
ST.. IS Rufled Muslin Curtains for 88
Your choice OF pretty figures stripes dots These
Curtains are all three yards long.
SOC. Ruffled Bobbinet Curtaining for SO
This is Of dne Boobinet with beautiful lace insertions
and edges.
6sc Rufled Bobbinet Curtain goods, Of
finer grade, at, per yd., ~
3oe. White Figured Madras for 10
New and novel figures, double width.
3sc cretonne Table Covers for 10
3o-in. square, frnged all round washable.
40c. Fine Scotch Curtain Nets for p
special lot Of exceptionally novel weaves. 3 ~ and
%S inches wide.
Ssc. Snow Flake Lambrequins for So
They look pretty, cool and wash spendidy cream
grounds with eooIed stripes also some OF sateen tn this
lot.
81. so French Cretonne Pillows for 80
These are we'll 6od and the coverings Of the finest
eIetounes and linen taaetas Be had really worth from
Sc. to $3.50 per yard.
s.. 90 China Silk Lambrequins for 100
Pretty patterns in washable silks with knotted tassei
fnuges.
$500 Nottingham Lace Curtains for 2.15
This is a rare chance. The quantity is limited. and
they'll te snapped up carly
BAMBOO PORCH SCREENS.
These are Of the best quality, made OF the
hard, shiny outside splints OF the bamboo.
They are the best looking screens, too, and by
far the most durable. They will keep out the
sun and let in the air, something that most
screens won't do. These sizes and prices:
est. 81 sxs IT,, l.7s s1,o it., 100
ors IT, 9s ioxs IT,, Leo lox,o IT., los
7xsn, LIP l2.st.. 100 l2.,Oit, 2.4O
Third Floor, Front, i.th St. Side
The evening world., 1901-05-21
Groceries.

Cocoa "HA,el" concentrated Bteakfas, Cocoa
very 'Iticus. can. ,
Beans: N. Y. State Pea OF Marrow Beans. S lbs. ,
Rolled Oats Kiln dried and s,erilired. lbs,
! Maple Syrup: Hazel brand fancy Vermont Sap
Mape, full Of. can,
Pineapple: Booths Gold Seal" brand fancy sliced
Pineapple, can.
Ra.pbe,.ies: ''pArk' braad Rel an! Black pre-
served Rasptc':ies, can, !
Tspoea; Fancy Pearl Tapoea, Slhs l
Spices! Fresh ground Pepper. Mustard Allsp'ee,
Cloves, Ginger. h.
Olives: Msdr,d fancy Queen Olives f2se. si,e}
| ; bots, )
ItsaSood Soap 4 cakes.
French Peas: Petit Pos, fins, cam
Fancy Evaporated Whole Pes!edAppes. lb..
] Cracker Dust, fresh ground and rolled. = lbs,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-03-13

"This wireless telegraphy reminds me cf
a groundiess quarrel" what possible
connection Is there between the two?''
"It's practically having words over moth
ing.r
Mrs. Brown Goodness, Della, what a
kitchenl Every pot, pan, and dish Is
dirty, the table looks like junk store,
and--why, 1t will take you all night to
clean things upl What have you been
doing7 Delie = Sure, ma'am, the young
leddies has just been showin' me how
they bile pertater at their ceokin' school.
ayes, F" remarked the kind friend, the day
after the reception, ''she said she knew
your family well, and that your grand
father was In trsde.n The sristocrat Of a
generation never bienched. ~ was aware
she was old, but hardly thought her old
enough to know my grandfather" 1t was
a terrible revenge.
A little girl well expressed the ming
ling OF hope and doubt which anticipa-
tion holds for many people. When she
received her first every own" doll, after a
succession OF treasures inherited from her
older sister, she turned to her mother a
face full OF rapture. II expected I'd have
doll some day. she said breathIeEsly,
'sbut didn't expect | should ever have
my expectln
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-03-13
IoRiIcuL,uRr EXHIBIT.


Horticulture, viticuIture and fioricul
ture are linked together in one great
class. In the midst OF q country OF
orchards and vineyards the Pan-Amer-
lean Exposition win have abundant
material close at hand and of the finest
quality from which to make an exhibit
worthy of the great event The extern
sive floral decorations of the grounds
constitute a rich display In Horticulture,
AMI several acres. including hundreds
OF beds. are devoted TO the exhibits
made by leading florists OF the country.
Flowers In profuslon win welcome the
earliest visitors and breathe out their
fragrance and display their lncompara-
BILE beauty the season through. Thou
sands OF trees and shrubs flourish
throughout the grounds. Double rows
of thrifty trees surround the principal
buildings. Foliage and flowers there
will be In great profusion. In the hor-
ticultural establishment of the grounds
the Pan-Amerlean will far snrpass the
efforts OF all former expositions.
In the handsome aud commodious
Horticultural Building all the popular
fruits OF the different countries repre-
sented in the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton viii be displayed. With suitable
refrigerating room upon the grounds. 1t
will be possible for the management to
make a daily fresh display OF fruit
Throughout the term of the EXPOSE
ton. when certain fruits are at their
best. special displays viii be made OF
certain varieties. The exhibit from
southern California win be particularly
large. and New York and other states
will be represented befittingly. Bottled
productions win also have a place here,
the wine growers of the Chautauqua,
central New York and Hudson river re-
gions having applied for space for ex-
tenslye exhibits. The opportunity FOR
a timely display OF choice native fruits
will be improved. Dried and preserved
fruits will be exhibited here. Articles
and appliances used in horticulture
will also be shown In this division.
The exhibits of nursery stock, includ-
ing orchard and ornamental trees,
shrubs and evergreens, will be unques-
tionably among the finest, IL not the
finest. ever made. The most prominent
nurserymen In the country have inter-
ested themselves and will aim to Guido
any former show of the kind. No less
interest Is taken by the leading florists.
who are arranging exceptionally fine
displays. Many large beds of flowers
were planted some months ago. and
they will aid In identifying the scene
from the early days of the Exposition.
MARK BENsITT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-03-13
Drawing 7, Rather strong.

ApFopos OF the servant problem Ia a
siogy which comes from farof Tasma-
MIA which would seem TO show that the
millennium has arrived there already. 50
far 1T least as women cooks are concern
ed There the most Incompetent servants
can command the hest wages and choose
their mistresses az that. Recently the
es,ok at a Tasmania hotel who was draw
Ing the not to be despised wage OF $40
a week demanded rise and when re-
fused Immediately gave notice. At the
end OF the week. however. instead OF de-
parting with her baggage she merely
moved to one OF the best apartments in
the house. and as there was nothing
against her character she could not be
turned out. At meal times, the Sydney
Bulletin says. she sampled every dish
and audihly criticised the cooking-dons
by the unfortunate landlady herself. This
went on for week Then flesh and blood
could stand Il no longer. and the cook
moved back 10 her old room with a raise
TO $50 week. twice the former amount.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-03-13

Free Thought ,IusIngs.

Whom hear men speak Of a Tod OF wrath
who taught His people TO iii aud plumber,
W no ted the Jews by a bloody path
And eyed The earth with crimson bath,
think somebody has made a biuuder
Would God who hath said "shou shalt not kilr'
Ever send mea forth to battle
The blooa Of the ANAL, Kites 10 spin.
To rayagc the land attheir own sweet viii.
Ane steal their girls and eauie7
God's love over an creation spread4.
Though clergy men Aaer and par,l1ans wran.
gle;
Tic has 10 rcspert Tor hites or reds,
For lie well krpwa how 80 unrayel the threads
That We. ia2u isnorsaca, tapgic.
II God is being II iaaoite powers.
His mfra must D. too level
To run thls beautiful world o. ours.
Since Rvs waseylr,ed from Eden's bowers,
IN company with ths dewitt
! believe that life is tiny spark
From the INFINITE ife, al knowing,
And though the way sometimes looks dark.
A hand ca tbs Hitter l. guiding the bark
To The port whtre We an are going.
Those crude ideas wiz fade away,
Or only live 10 hi-tor, 3 pages.
For the teachings Of science have come to stay,
And man will Fejoice Ia a brighter day.
In a brighter day IN the light Of future ages.
Can IL he that the lnaoltc Father OF all,
Who plans with wisdom All.seeiug
Whose laws take not' ofa sparrow's fall.
Who hears whepe'er the hungry ravens call.
Is any such kind Of beingg
I may be made 60 pass under the rod
For presnming thus 30 oppose Il.
But az long a. am above the sol
I shall take no stock 10 any such Cod,
And d9nt care fg who knows it.
LEY Penney.
Hancock Point. 1901.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-03-13
Roosevel,,s Negro Guest.

The coicred barytone, OF st. Georges
church, In New York city--a Mr.. Bur-
leigh went TO Albany one day to sing at
a private musicale. After 1t was over
the barytone went to nearby hotel, but
was refused admittance because OF his
color. Four other hotels were unwilling
to receive him.
Coming back to the house where he had
sung he explained his predicament.
Governor Roosevelt, who had been one
OF the guests, heard the conversation.
''W hats that ~ he roared. '.Here, Bur-
leigh, you come with me. I'll see to it
that you get bed.p
He drove TO his own home, gave the
singer the best guest room Ia the house,
and saw to il before he went to bed that
every Albany newspaper would announce
the next morning that MIR. Burleigh had
been guest at he executive mansion
Ladies Home Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-03-13
GRANTS CORNER.

Mr.. Geo. W. Perkins, farm
err OF Grants Corner, says;
81 was troubled with kidney
and urinary complaint for
almost five years and II out
in the cold / suffered more
than usual. My back ached
until | was miserable and
the urinary weakness caused
me much distress, not only
during the day, but at night.
l took medicine for the
trouble, not only one kind,
but it did not cure and at
last 1 got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Virgins drug store.
After using them a little
while | found they were do
ing me good so stuck TO
them and was awarded com
nlete relief. l make it my
business to recommend
Doan's Kidney pills so that
others may have a chance to
know all about this valuable
remedy"