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TITTC RCRANTON TRIBUNE -THURSDAY MORNTNO. FEBRUARY 15. 1894.
I VIM
RHEUMATIC
Sciatic, sharp and shooting
pains, strains and weak
nesses relieved in one min
utc by the CirriciJRA Anti
I "A IN PlASTU, Itinstintl,
relieves weak, painful kid
neys, back aehc, uterine
pains and weaknesses.
courat, cola ana cnest
i pains. It ilalizts the nor
Ivan for.-es. and hence
rnres nervous nnin and
muscular weakness when all others fail.
Trice, ?:e.: five, $1.00. At nit djSJggUb or by
in. .u. 1'orriiR Dmc am Ciikm. Com-., llo.ton.
GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT
EARLY SPRING
DRESS
' v.
GOODS
We are almost daily iu receipt
of Burly Spring Drees Textures.
ThCM early arrivals--mostly Nov
eltiesatkl Mixed Suiting! are of
the ven newest aud latest, lu
eluded are:
Mixed Cheviot Suitings,
English Checks,
Two-tone Novelty
Striped Cheviot Suitings,
Checked Casimir Suitings
China and Japan
PRINTED : SILKS
We have now on sale an as
sortment of beautiful designs
and etquisite combinations
for
Spring and Summer Dresses.
The result of careful selections
and desius that are con
trolled exclusively by us for
this city, at prii?s which we
are sure vnll command atten
tion. HERM3D0RF
Black Hosiery
Yon will find onr line of Ho
siery. Gloves and Underwear
complete as usual.
We are offering some very choice
things in Misses" and Children's
Hosiery at very attractive prices.
DAaMa AT MINOUKa.
IHE NEWS OF
NEARBY TOWNS
OM or town ootraepbaasats ofTM tupi
vsr. shoals stun Utatr nm i in fall to eei
uw letter, nut tor pabltwlioo unt to.gasN
i.'.unsi dvCOpttoD,
CARBONDAIE CHIPS.
Iutersstiuir Ntwi N.iWh Irons til Tinno'i
Cltv of ill Villi. V
sBSlrlnJ the Smsntos IWesaa
I'AUI'.HM'AI 1:, IV, Kid). I I Yl'Sll-
d.iy tnorntng h d looideut oocurrel
t .),tl Jtiook breaker, when William
Carter, jr., who was oinploy . 1 tliere,
wan uMuriaueta in losing h i"s
1. 1st evenine; nrrurreil tlm minimi in
stallatlon ot tlowiol Fidelity oon
fl'ivo. No. IHO, ot t tin lmiirored Order'
of lleptHHopli. iii Assembly lull. Tn
Installation ' oondnoted tv J.
m i it. of Seranton, muted by J H
Rahtwln, of Hoiiesiliile.
riio iiiuiiui ton of tho Ladles' Botn
and Foreign Missionary teclstie of the
I'restivteriaii onureb. wa lmUl yester
d.iv itfterium at Bo'olook An (uteres!"
UK programme wh run lei I Hiid tec
010 ui nod lemonade mn nerved
Mis Mtiy Kitou passed I liroiltfli till-
eily Ut BVSUlttg mumilti for Wtivinuil
to villi frisn U
Tow Rowley returned to his hOIUS
in SoiHiitim yesterday, uftdr 4 fow
days' visa wHh Islands la Carbondale,
Htts Lillian Hiker, of Choroh street,
ie tha uuest of friends in Boaeedale,
MVa tVra lull, of South Cbrjrob
stioet. 11 visiting friends and relative
iu Mid Ileum. Y.
The Ladies' Aid society ot the H ip
tist titboruaole, will hold an oyster
nipper an I epterteinoieni Id tha onapel
OB me eveniuK of W mesd iv, 1'flt' 98
'iterday beinjc Valentino day. th 1
poetofflce force worn kept unusually
t usy attending to tba mail ui titer 1
The skatui party excursion which
was to have been ruu on Friday even -iag
of this woek by tho Ontario an t
Western company to Like IVyntelle
has. on accouu: of the atoriu. been
I v Hied uutil TDOrtday aveuiuj;, t'eb
VVuhiogtOD'l birthday.
Y'raterday afternoon a verv novel
entertainment wa held in the BaptUt
chapel by the Junior Christian En
de.ivor nociety muter the direction ot
too supariutaudent, Miss Mie Hallock,
nnd the asaistant aupxriuteudeut, Mrs.
J itnea Stuitb. The affair wa crtlled
potato social, Md eacu one attending
brought on or mora potatoes, which
when all collectd, amounted to about
twobuihelt The potatoes were then
pr-entd a worthy family who are in
nedy circumstances. Cake ami leiuon
a lJ werejslso terred in the chapel to the
little folkf, who patMd a very pleasant
season in a very social manner
On Fri lay avenanu of this week Miss
May Hallock, of Gilbert street, will at
tend the informal recaption tfivsu in
Scrauton by Mrs. Henry Smith, of
. avanne.
Basket social was held tonixht in th
parlon of tba Metholist parsouage.
Admission was free an 1 Ihs ladies pres
ent brought basket tilled with choie
ratabies. In addition to tbe basket
social tba following pr 'gramme was
rendered Piano daet. Misses Herring
and Brouson ; recitation, M irtba H ards ;
sulo, Iiabel Stanton: piano solo, Pro
fessor Crowell; recitation. Hilda Mc
Mnllen. dnet, Mrs. Abby and Miss
Miller.
MINOOKa MOVEMENTS.
Ax.- :r Thespian Will Olv an Eater
Uinmon': oil Bustsr Y - i
Sprrfal to thr. Hcranion Tribune.
MiNOOKA,Pa.,Fb. 11 TheAmatanr
Dramatic company, of this .- ia re
hearsing aetirelv for a comiag enter
talnment. The companv inten Is mak
lng ita first appearance oi Eieter Mon
day nignt. The drama given will be
entitled "Borderland.'- The original
featnre. which will 0e Introduced by
J J. Casey and r. P. Coeiek, onr ex
cellent convivalista, will sarpaaa any
thing that ha ever been seen in the
town.
The company includes some of the
most talented young people in onr
town. John Egan will nHauma the
leading role of tbe heavy villain, at
whieh he 1 an expert. Jam Conboy.
of Seranton, will participate) in the
production, accompanied by a son -brette.
M. H. McDonongh will actaabnal.
nass manager and J. J. '. 7 will be
stage manager
All IVee.
Those who have Had Dr. King New
Discovery know It vlne, nnrt those who
have not. havn now the opportnnity t try
it Free. Call on the lvr'.inl Dmggist
and get a Trial Bottle, Froe. Hen'l your
nnnie nnrl a'l'lrno t" H. K. line.klnn & ' 0 .
Chicago, and gat a sample box of Dr.
Kng f-w Life Pills, Fron, Wall as a
ropy of Onido Ut Health and flonehold
Instructor, Free. All of which is guaran
teed to do you good and cost you nothing.
Matthews liro. Drugstorn.
i
FROM LIVELY JERMVN.
Bright Batch of Brisf Nswn Note Care-
fullr Culled.
Fjtrrial to the Hcrvntrm TrlhuM.
JkrmYN, Pa., Feb. H. It-v. M. E
Lynott, who ha been confined to the
house for a number of day with a
severe cold, was a hi a to celebrate mass
yesterdav aa usual.
John W. Cure and VV. Mead, jr., of
Tompkinsville.aiid S. V Hall, of Scran
ton, called on Jermyn friends yester
day. William Taylor gave a number of his
frlenda a sleighrid yesterdav. driving
to Rendhnm, where the evening wns
spent with the family of Joseph, Mer
rill. A Republican club waa organ iz d
last even in- A full vote is promised
for Q. A. Grow.
Get out tho full party vote next
Tuesday.
Vote for Nicholson, Lane and Jen
kins, all good men and true. Don't let
nny side iasue influence yon in this
matter.
Yesterday Richard Graves returned
from a ten days' visit in Towanda.
Mrs. M. ScuAiaiiKiioEH, Beaver Dam,
Wis., writes: "We have used Dr. Thomas'
Electric Ull in our family for Cough,
Colds, Croup and Rheumatism It burea
avery time."
Happenings of Ioterest In th Wid
awaks Seranton Sub'irbi
Special to tAe Seranroa 7Vi0iiae.
Minooka. Pa, Feb. 14. Thorn is
Diskm, of Metro street, has stocked his
new bniiding today with hotel sup
plie P. J. DiflUn, popular y.'mg
member of th family, will conduct
the bnsines.
George F.iaahold. citizen candidate
for supervisor, claims tnat he wiii
make his election this time if he is
snpport.'d by his own townsmen.
The Greenwood Coal company pur
chased a new ambulance last Saturday.
Sarah, daughter of William Burke,
la ill of th messle.
The Greenwood eolliery will wirk
the nxt tbree days in succession.
Tbeteea, young daughter of An
thony Burke, of Main street, is ill of
tke mesls
Thomas Sbea, of Main street, had
tha small fincer of one of his hanls in
jured yesterday.
rjypPi and Indietiin
In thir worst forms ar- enred by the
ue of P. P. V. If yon are debilitated and
run down, or If you nid a tonic to reg;ua
fleehand lost appetite, strength and vigor,
t P. P. P., and yon will be strong and
healthy. For shattered constitution and
loet manhood P. P. P. (Prickly Ash. Poke
Root and Potassiuini i th king of nil
medicine. P. P. P. I the greatest blood
pnrifiVr in the world. For lata by all
druggiale.
DOWN AT OURVE.
Paragraph of Nswa from an Enterprls
lng Haml.t.
flpeciil to tKr Seranton Trt'iune.
DURYKA, P.. Feb. 14 Snow ha
im again and our people ar taking
advantage of the good lighing. A
nnmher of leighing parties have al
ready been formd
Mr. .1. J. Sampson is visiting at hr
oarent at Arclibald for a few day
Rev. Jam)- Mitchell is on tha ick
list.
A number of our hotel koernrs at -tended
the license court at Wilk
Itarre yetrday Tba nninte-r of ap
plicant for licenses in thin township Is
aid to be eighteen.
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WAFTED FROM WAVERIV.
New No' Onnteraitig 'he R.ldantof
n Dallghtfiil Rural Town
Rlitritil to the Strnntnn Tribun.
Wavmu,y. Pa , Feb. H (III Stan
ton. whe ha be n ick with the grip
for two or thra weeks, ia now very
low with the typhoid fever.
The Mitchell Brothers, who have
ben drilling N urtaaian well on the
Frunk Jermyn farm, Imve found water
afler drilling 'on feet, and have moved
their drill to iJunfnorn
The young men of Waverly ara try
ing to start an athltio club Thv have
now eightsen tnembar and promises of
mora
ABOUt HONESDALE GAS.
Reductlen (n Prloe nf Oa Dies Not Af
fact Avareg Oonaumar.
Hprciul to the Hrrnnton Tribune..
HoNKglMi.E, Pa., Feb. 14. Th
Wayne Independent for today contains
the following: Th Honnidnle Gas
company, being In touch with the
times, haa reduced the prices as follows
with discount: .1,000 and under, ftt
per tn: 2,000 and under, J 25 per m ;
II 000 and over, $1 71; 5,000 and overr
$1.50; 10,000 and over, 1.25.
Aa th price nf gas haa bean $2 85 per
1,000 feet for a long time. It i difficult
to see bow tbe reduction affects tbe
average consumer, who now uses tbe
greater part ot tbe gat bnrned in Hones
dale, The average consumer who needs
tba reduotleo most la not effected at all.
WELL-DRESSED WOMEN.
BANDtOKE DOWN. Aitr not nf.cfs-
NAtlll.Y illlC MOST fc.n:NKIVK
in ui i iyes Make PoealMe Manyttyllah
Miiia- Tliatv Use Greatly Inareaaad y
Hard rime.-Kleh Polur Thai Win Nut
Fade Croak ot Waati out-
About thrt only thing the salo of
whioU has bean inereaaad by tha bard
limes are diamond dyea," said a Soran
ton drotglat "Women Ilka to be
well dressed, ami they Bod that by the
use of tiiea. i bendy boms dyei tbev
pan Blake an old dratl look like a now
..no, prevent the bntband'i olotbet
from getting eliabbv and keep the chit
dran nloeld olothtd,"
Wnile there nre tifty different colors
iii diamond dyea, tlm blaokt (apaolal
kinds tor wool, cotton, and silk and
feathers are tho moat popular, a hut
. ..I ii call bo die.l a ban laome black,
with but little work or expense Tlm
directions on luoeuvalopei ara so plain
and explicit thai tlm moat Inaxpe.
1 1 need call do as well aa tho pro fen
lottal dyer
in one of the ladles' papers a alnrv
of re ii life was printed, lulling how a
winter wardrooe was m ids from partly
worn clothing by tba aid of diamond
lies "A tin colored tlinnol il r
was ink mi apart an I washed mi l than
dyed a beautiful brown with seal
brown diamond dye. Aa it is made
very plain u oan be w isbad almost a
easily as calico, lor, like other colors
produced by these dyes, it will never
fade.'' It also toll of ''a suit that
was dyed a lovely hImiIu of dark
green,' and other qsefnl and haud
loma gowns, cloaks mid bats that were
uolnred over wtlb diamond dyea. Try a
ten cent package an I e h6W easily a
fast and baantlful color can be mide
over any kind of goods,
AT t.UH AVUCA.
An Intereatloi Batob of nwiy Items
From a Live Correspondent.
Naft-lid f lj thr flkfanfON IWOMMS.
AVOCX, Pa., Feb II Mr M F.
O'Brien was a visitor to Borantop on
Wednesday.
M. VThalan spent Sunday with rela-uv-s
at Mahonoy City.
Q 'orge J Dixon has returned to St
Uary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md , to
resume his aludies after a two weeks'
vaoation
The Hillside will pay their emnloyes
on Thursday.
The night school taught by Mis Gib
bons in No. 3 school, has beau closed on
tCOOnot of poor attend nice.
Father O'Bym-, of Cjdemburg N
Y., preached in St. Mary's church at
the L-nteu ses vices on Tuesday even
ing. He was assisted iu the services by
U-v. J J. Qurrau, of Carbon tale, and
Father Cratm.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, of
South Main street, will eutertain tbe
members of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Thursday eveuing.
Will Brown speut this evening with
Pittaton friends.
W. H. Hollllter, one of tha firm of
Hollister & Bjwman, whose stor was
reently d imaged by fire, presented the
members ot the Avoca Hose company
with a box of goo I cigar at their re
ul ir meeting on M in lav evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Meehan who died
on Sunday, took place from her resi
dence yesterday at ii p m. Interment
was mad in St Mary' cemetery.
John McLmgblin made a business
trip to Pittaton to lav
Mrs. R ibert McMillan spent Monday
In Pittaton.
Rev. T. F. Kiernan, of Parson, wa
in town today.
The Hulaide Coal Company have
purchased a new engine to haul coal
from the ahaft to the breaker.
Mlti Bertha Mucklow was a visitor
to Seranton to lay.
Mrs Andrew Dicker is rapidly re
covering from her recent illness.
The new lore of thy Langcliffe Coal
companv will be ready for busiues to
morrow. L. F. Nolan was in Seranton today.
The temporary building ued by St.
Mary's congregation during their re
cent fair i being torn down. The
lumber will be nsed in th construc
tion of the new addition to the church.
MIRRORED AT MOOSIC.
An Intireitlng Budget of Bacardi f
Local Hat pnlnga.
Srterint to the Srritnton Tribune.
MoOeiC, Pi . Feb Ii Misi Minnie
Green-, of Main street, is dangerously
ill at her home.
A sleiLh loid of young people took a
ride to Green Ridge Wednesday even
ing and spent the evening in dancing
and other enjoyment at the hoin of
Mr and Mr Robert Burns An els -
gant nppr wa nerved gf 12 o'olock
and all rtnrnd borne aft,-r having a
good time all around
Mr OeOTgS Pearl and daughter
Olive took in the drama ' A Silver
King" Tuesday night
W. S Unletting, of Main street
left. Tn' sday m irnlng to take nn ex
tended trip through thn Wt Indie
inland.
Tho Mlas Susie and Emma Jermvn.
of Seranton, called at th home of Mias
Mabel I etchings' on Main street.
Mr. Charles McMillan and on and
Mr JameS McMillan, of Wet Pitta
ton, called on friend In town Wndrio
day afternoon.
Tba Christian Endeavor cottage
prayer meeting will be held tomorrow
evening at O'-nrgn II I'earle's on Main
street.
Mr. John Mt7. I confined to her
borne by sickness.
The vVoman'l Foreign Missionary
aoeiely meat In the basement of the
church tbU afternoon to organiz I ami
dnct officers.
Mr Thoiaa Gem mall started Tims
day morning for North Carolina to
viait bar daughter, Mr rVankenfleld,
The I, idies' Aid society nmt veir
day afternoon al, the home of Mrs. P.
Bornbskei and elected their officer
tor the enaning year
Mr. and Mr. Joseph Wlddal, of
Avoca, viaited v"tl'day at the boms
of John Hailstone.
FOUNO AT OtD FORCE.
Tba Coning I'lgaon Shooting Maleb.
Psrsonal and Ottiar Items,
St"'' i at tt the, Hrranton Tribune.
OLD ETOROE, Pa., Feb 14 - A pigoon
wpstak will take nlacn here on
Monday atternoon at I o clock sharp
for amateurs only. Entrance fse $2,
and six birds $l.f0.
The merrieai jingle of tbe (leigli bell
'lesrd today ws when popular Tom
(.'lark, accompanied by his accomplished
lady, passed on our main street in one
of the best appointed cutters.
All our local sports are looking for
ward to the grand pigeon shooting
tournament to take place under the
personal supervision of Tunnies 1
Davie, the well known proprietor of
tbe Valley House, at Marbertorn on St.
Patrlok's Day.
The toughs of Barbertown had their
delight last night, when from ten to
twelve of them took and dragged one
in tbe snow that haa Barer done, in
any shape or way, liarm to then).
lheir lawless nrooeedlngS nre a dis
grace to themselves and the place.
PICKED UP AT PRICE BURG.
The Happenings at Srraaton's Lively
Bnhurb Teisilv Kscordad
ffpedn tni- Srmnton Tribune.
PlUCKBORO, IV. Feb. Ii A number
uf our youug people enjoyed a sleigh -ride
to Archlmld Monday night.
The cleaning and renovating of onr
now school boUSS has begun and before
long we bone to sen every thing in
Nbapn for commencing duties
I. II. Weston, of Bridgeport, Conn ,
in on a two weeks viait to his mater.
Mr a l Jonas of this plane,
Sam 1'ugh, who wa seriously in
jured by n full nf roof in BtOrrs in i nea
soma tl ma ago Isoonvalesolng rapidly
MiH'i M. h Thomas, of Scott rojd ia
on a vihIi to tier aunt in r I, ill.-
Ttie I', igie Hose company intend to
hold their fourth annual ball at the
Central on Monday evening, Feb 89
I'll clliZ'in of this plnoe ought (0 turn
not in largo OOinbirS and allow Ibslr
apprucnition by patronizing them.
POINTS FROM PtCKVILLE.
Uoalp of tin, liny Brisfl? Kei. irdad by
an Bntartalnini Writer
. lid o las epraalos IVlbuas
I'H U II I g, I's , Feb II M I a A II
K-illnn, of Seranton, and Miss J OSS'
nhlns Mill, of Providence, apeut Bun
lay willi Mr. and Mia I' rami Simpson
nt Hlalioly.
W S Itloe is in the Bald for bur-
: nl I III i. 'i on in nil iti 'i i ion
pap r and W. .1 II diner lor lax col
lector.
Mrs. I'olly Bwiugle, of W.iyinart, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Q P
Travlae,
Mrs Oourtrigbt, f Hartford, la
visiting Mi. mid Mrs, w. N Baruss, of
ttiokory atreet.
Brs ITrank L Taylor vlsltsd th
Kl. ctnc city ytrd y.
The Blue Rnlge Breaker boys were
treateil lo n slnigli lido to Carhoudal
lasl evening. ,
MAPLE CI I V NtWS.
Brief Paragraphs uf lntrt From
Wayne's Eutirprlalng I'apital.
.spiei'ii to the Scraatos IrfbaaSi
HOJIBBDAU, Feb. 14 Otto Weaver,
proprietor ot the N aional hotel, who
has been suffering from tOnSilltls, is
Imptoving,
J Adam Kraft passed the day ut
Seranton.
The post (iffiee officials were kepi
busy today answering tbe call uf chil
dren and handling the usual large
number of valentines Tin old-time
custom evidently is not on the wane,
especially with the younger America.
Miss Stella Steinbeck, who has been
Visiting her uncle, B-ujamiu Gardner,
goes to Plymouth Thursd iy morning.
Tnoae coming in from the country
report heavy drifts on tbe bills Sleigh,
ing iu and about the borough is excel
lent DEATH or j MN NAUGHTON.
A Priceburg Mlimr Fell to th Bottom
of a Shaft.
Spenot to th- flbraafoa IWesaa
PkJCBBCBO, Pa.. Feb. 14 John
Nsughton, an old and highly raspectcd
cititen of this place, met hts death on
Tuesday morning by falling down
Richmond's auaft in Providence. Tbe
deceased, who was a miner stepped on
the carriage in coiupauy with two fal
low workman Tnere was also a mule
ou the carriage with theiu.
Tbe shaft, being in SB ley condition,
jarred th carriage very much ami
Mr. Naugbton lost his balance aud fell
to the bottom of the shaft, a distance
of two hundred feet.
Ho waa removed to the homo of bis
sister, Mr. Loughney, on tn Boule
vard. Naughtnn wss 48 years of age
aud unmarried
WHO IS KATIE GADDNER7
A Teltgram Received from Chicago Mra
itflea Hondale r:lt sen.
,)HTn fo the. Seranton Tribune.
IIONKSPAi.E, Pa., Feb. 14. A tele
gram was received here this morning
for Kati Gaddner, staling that D-xter
Gaddnet had died at Dunning, and ask
nig what ahunld be dono with the re
mains. The telegram wa sent by an nnder
inker at Chicago. No such penon as
Katie Gaddner is known here.
fltr.Mli the Wilann Bill.
fiollirSOri American.
Tln people of this country are now
ready fir liuiine-s, and are hoping that
tba saoate will act in a way that win not
Interfere with s gensral revival in every
branch of trade.
Tha Cnckno Bird
With Happing wings and much ado,
Into the halls ot congi ess Mew
A bird id plumage qnilo grotesipte
And preached upon the speaker's desk
Ouehiu I
And every times piker rose,
a new amandnent to propose,
Tlint met the faVOT of the bird.
In strident tones its voice was nenrd
Cuckoo I
And how the fowl comas every day,
Prom OUt the neat just not tho way,
And aei'tiis to echo and to mock
Bsah striking of the white house clock
Cuckoo I
.Ye" l or CommpmVif Hnrrfisi r.
POCTII !l UFAl.Tll,
if you re n sintering wo
nan, demands Doctor
Pierce's ravprite Rv
miirtion There's no
other medicine like it,
for women's iss'iilinr
ills No matter how
distressing Vour SjTttU
t.niis. it relieyis your
nclnsi nnd pnht'i, mid
If fnltlifiilly uwxi will
iiriug n permanent
crr In every cbronin
WsakBess or ilernngn-
mint. In cntnrrhnl liiflammntion, nnd in Iho
dispbuxnientsof womea. , .
ct lAhirtu.O.
Dii II. V. I'irri'k: f a-iti Sli 1 can ehoer
(nllv reooramnnd your vulunbli' meiliclne. Die
niMirue i ri w iiiitiim. n. uiitTi r inr ! n. ,1. i,
v lienlth i i" an poor
no to in iii nun tin iinnm-
ThrSS visirs nun m ImhIIIi
(hut I srs i sosraelr niiio to in n
leilfl duties I wns peisimded to liy your
meaknne, sne I pini bused n bottles. Tiit
with the Ini iil treatiileiit you saviM, innclo
me strong nnd well.
My alsU'l baa need II In the faintly with him
i I... in.
T' t. Mir
v
READ
The new offer
made to Tribune
readers on page 7.
It is the best
one yet made
public.
All Run Down
Always Tired, Sleepless and
Without Appetite
Blood Vitalized nnd Strength Ro
nowod by Hood's Saronparlila.
"C. i. Hood 1 Co., Lowell, Mas. :
"Foraooupleol years, i was subject to feet
li.lis an) thing hut good. I always felt tiled I
could not sleep al night and the htllu I could
rat tha not em lo bens A! me auy.
I Old Nut Have Anj Ambition
in ,.. around 01 work ami in fact use not able to
do a good day's work, 'happened toplek up a
in uiar embracing advertisements ami usu
liiiihluli h'l llo.nl 1 ttaiiapailll 1, ami alli-i lead-
Hood'ss? Cures
ini! ihsm decided to rive flood's esrsaptrillas
lihil I have taken Mm buttles ami mint say
thai 1 bave derived wondtrful benefit from Hand
Fuol Liko o n--v Man.
I Would ici oiiilneiid it to all suHeieis ,ii,. would
Urge tlwill nut lu liinlluln but lu ileiMu al uiieu
U take Hood sgarsspsrUla." I'ali.m (Viasa,
11U North Tenth Street, Beading, Pennsylvania
Mood's Pills are prompt sod sffli lent, yt
easy In action. Bold hyaiiuiuKuists. Dto,
HOW TO MAKE MONEY
TheM an huiidmls of yotin;' 111011 :inl young women in thii
QOQntry who ltuve iplendid ability, but Ihey have never been
wakened up.
Wood's College of Business and Shorthand
lias been an inspiration to hundreds df yoQng people. Ii'yoa
arc tired of inactivity and want to do soinething tangible,
come to khe I College,
( OMMON BNOLI8H COURSE.
DC8INESS OOURMB.
huorthanu COURSE. p E W00D, Proprietor.
M V VEAR OPENS JANUARY 1
Carpetings !
Now arriving. We are r:aJy to show many patterns in
all grades of Carpets--enough to suit all tastes--which we
ofier at the lowest prices ever known in the history of the
carpet trade. Under the head of
BARGAINS
We offer what's left from the January Sale, consisting of
certain patterns of Carpets that have been dropped, odd
pieces, short lengths and some slightly soiled, together
with a few
Hu, Some Oil Cloths
Linoleums and Mattings
KERR & SIEBECKER
406 and 408 Lackawanna Avenue.
Dr. B. Grewer
Tba Philadelphia Specialist,
And Ids Kasnclatud anB uf Eneli,b and Ger
man Miysklaiis.ure not iiermaneutly located
Temple Court Building
.tl I RPRUCR ST.
SCR ANTON
WLera lUey may be ooniVlted DAILY AND
M MiAV.
t he Doctor Is a graduate ot the Tnlversity
rf IVnuaylvanla. formerly demonstrator of
pl,yioliv and rnrgerv at tho Medlco-Chlr-tirijlcsl
C.'olloRe. of PhiladidpUi. Ho Is alio
n honorary member of the Mede-o C'tnrur
plral ASSOclattOB, nd wa ptursJotaa snd
sursenii In rhn.f f tho moat noted Americis
sn.l Osnnaa boepltsl rome highly Indorsisl
by ihy leadniK irif-.soni of Philadelphia and
New York.
lliu manv vars of hnsnital rxnerienoa nn-
sblee this eminent physician and surgoon to
correctly dliennse Hinl treat all deformities
snd ilisesses w ith the nnsit flstterlne success,
and Ids bu-h standi nir in the stnt. will n.t
all w hkn to accept anv incurable case
I.OS1 M.tMlniin KKhTUKKD
WKAKNKS8 OF Viil'vd MRS ( t urn
11 you have peon flven up ey your phyia-
cin call upon th" Jis'tor and be examined
lie cures tne worst casewol nervous Uolullty.
Kcrofnla. Old Korea atarrh. Illea. Female
Wi akneas AfTivtiuns of the Bar. Eve. nose
and Throat, Asthma. Daafness. Tnmora. Can
cers and Crlpelea of evory d.scription. Ooa
nltallon In Eiullnb anil German Ere, which
shall t considered aiicrod ac.l strlctlr conrl
dentist. llSise lloura: OA. M. to 9 1'. M. Dally.
Sanday, Da.ni. In 1! p m.
"No star was ever lost we once have seen,
We always may be what we might have been,"
A MARRY PATRON Of
THE RIGHARDS LUMBER GO.
Seranton, Pa.
22 and 23 Commonwealth Building.
TRY US.
Tin:
TRADERS
National Bank of Seranton
or.nANi7.ED Km
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000,
PAMTTI. TTINr.s.rrresi.lcnt
v. w WATSON, Vice President
A II WILLIAMS. Cashier
DtaacroM
SAMrm TltNiea. .uars M FrcnnAnT.
lllMMi A I'im n PiBRCBB. Fiki.st.
i- i rii J JBRMTR, St 8 KKMEtisn,
Cue, i' mattukws. ons r Portbk
W W WATSON
PROMPT, ENtRGETIC,
CONSi RVATIVE and LIBERAL
Tliln Imnk Invito tin pMnmntfo "f iminm
0MB lain! iii iii tI'Hrrnlly
Third National
Bank of Seranton.
Organized 1872.
Tribune Art Feature
To miss THE TRIBUNE'S World's FairTortfolios vonld
be to neglect the best opportunity yet offered. The ad
dition of the "Wanatnaker' ' teries makes it more valua
ble. Bead new aiinonneemeut on page 7.
m
i
Capital,
Surplus,
$200,000
$240,000
Tills bank RffSr to ileposlloia every
fSsllUy ernrrautsd by ibeir baiam-.'s. suet"
liens and , . -1 1 . 1 1 1 1 .
HpMlal attcntlun Klven to business ao-
eeuasS. Interest inid oa time deposits.
WIl.MAM COMNRTJL President
viu. II. I'ATLrN, Vlcs-Prssldsnt
Wil l iam ii pki.'K, Onshlea
1IIKKI JOHN
William Coaaell, (tvurce II. Catlln,
Alfrsd Hnml. James Arehbald, llanry
H.ll.i. Jr.. William T. Smith, Luthsr
Ketlee.
100 CHILD'S CRIBS
With Woven Wire Mattresses
and latest Folding Devices,
Actual value, $3.50.
We Will Sell Them for the Next Five Days at
$1.50
Our Spring Stock is fast arriving
Your inspection is invited.