The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 6

HOUSECLEANING Way show the need of your decorating some of the hare walls in your house or re decoratine some of your rooms with something new and pretty which can be had now at very low prices. Our assort ment of Wall Papers and Decora tions in all grades, from the very cheapest to the best that is made, is complete, and we invite an ex amination of our unusually large stock. Room Mouldings to match all Papers. Plain Wood Moulding for white and colored walls. Curtain Poles and Fixtures.

Window Shades ready made and made to order on short notice. fiOfTO'S 322 Lacka'wanna avenue, Scranton. S2 South Main Wilkes Barre. k. sir LEWIS, REILLY DM WYOMING LUZE11XE COUNTY.

WILKES BAR RE. The Ninth Will Go. Quarter Master Morcur savs that the ffiuth Regiment will go to the big reunion and has made arran.Teincr.ts for the trans portation. Eicht companies will be there men. Impaired digestion repaired by Buecliam's The Cv.

ner Fmmil. Saturday morn 1115 3fr. Fred. irrett of Luzerne street nppenrotl before the Mayor and identified the gatcuel which was found on Friday on the river bank by Fred. Rntlge.

It belonged to his wife and had been stolen from her at tue Lehigh alley depot. Mr. Barrett completely identified both the satchel and its contents and thus disproved the suicide theory suggested by the linding 01 we satcnel on tne oanK. Van Houten's farthest." Cocoa "Best and goes A C'hu 1 1) atetl. The Reformed Ch Main street at yesterday.

A specia. ji 'Mated on West was dodicated left this city in the morning bearing a ge number of peo ple who attended the dedic and con gratulated Rev. Mr. GlaDtz on the beauti ful new structure he had succeeded in having erected. Rev.

S. C. Mack 1 preached at tue morning service ana Kev. F. K.

Levan at the afternoon service. The boat returned in the evening after the church had been dedicated. If you have any stomach or throat trouble take Sudanis Microba Killer, it will euro Aou. oO pugo book free. Matthews Brothers.

Death of Editor ISarihe. Edmund D. Barthe, editor of the Ply mouth Star, died at 0:13 a. m. Saturday alter a lingering illness, lie was born in Philadelphia September 7, and was a 6011 of General P.

D. Barthe. lie learned tne printing triuie. He served during the war in the Twenty sixth Regiment, P. entering as orderly sergeant and emoreins as a Captain.

He came to Wilkes Barre in JSCS and after a year's work on the Record assumed control of tho Plymouth Star, Vlncli He has published tor twenty two years, ue leaves a Wile and two children. funeral on Tuesday at a p. 111., interment in fcnawiice Cemetery. Miles' rve iiril Liver Tills. Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach and bowls through the nerves.

A now discovery. Dr. Milles' Pills speedily cuiu uuiousiicss. Dim mste, torpid liver, j. ues.

const r.iaiion. nec.nallt lor men. women, cliiluren. Smallest, mildest, 80 doses, 23 cts. Samples tree at Matlhewj Funeral of .1.

II. llil.hrtli. The funeral of the late J. H. Hildreth took place at eleven oclock Siturday morning at his late residence on the corner of Union and Franklin streets.

There was a large number of friends present and many ot them testified their esteem with beauti ful floral creations. One was a beautiful broken wheel from the Nanticoke em ployees and another a "Gates Aiar." from ew York friends. Rev. W. H.

Swift of Houesdale, a former pastor of the deceased ami lormeriv ot ilia Memorial Church, offi ciated. Appropriate hymns were rendered oy ine quartette, Jliss Alave Brundage, Mrs. R. B. Brundage, J.

B. Woodward and uom Darling. lietter mid Tloltor, "Better than grandeur, better than gold, tlian rank a thousand fold, Js a healthy body, a mind at ease. And simple pleasures that always please." lo get and keep a healthy body, uso Dr. 8 uoliten Medical Discovery, a rem edy designed to not only cure all diseases of tne throat, lungs and chest, but keep the uouv a tuorougniy healthy condition.

It eradicates all impurities from the blood, and overcomes and Dyspepsia. Blotches, Pimples and eruptions disappear, nnuer its use, and your uunu can be "at case as to your health. McMillan's Execution. This morning in all probability Ed ward McMillan of Sturmerville will with his life pay the penalty for taking that of his wifo. He still persists in his innocence and hopes for a further reprieve.

It is not at all likely that one will come and McMillan will probably die on Monday as tho State has declared. The crime for which he pays the highest penalty of the law was one of the mcst terrible and revolting ever committed in the State, and tli3 majority of people think that ho was justly convicted of it. McMillan has notuing but kind words for Wurdeu Haines and hi3 other keepers and says that they have shown him every consideration and kindness which ho 10SSECT SHIPS." most highly appreciates. Mr. Haines says mat McMillan has been a very tractable prisoner.

CALL FOB TEACHERS' BALLOTS. All Teachers' ballots bearing dates from May 21 to May 31 inclusive, must be pre sented by Wednesday night, next, as they will not be received for counting after that date. A FINE STATUE. L'nvelled at St. Dominic's Church Last Evening.

Fome time ago Rev. Father Kiernan, pas tor of the St. Dominic's Church at Larsons, received $200 from a member of his congregation to be used in the purchase of a statue of the Sacred Heart for the church. Father Kiernan wrote to Paris and secured de signs and ordered one imported. It arrived last week and last evening was set up the church.

The statue is one of Christ with the Sacred Heart exposed. The work is about six feet in height and is one of the most beautiful works of art in this vicinity Everything connected with it is of the fines: and it was placed in the sanctuary between the jnain altar and the Virgin's altar. The programme carried out last evening was as loliows: Procession of the Sacred Heart and Vir gin's Sodalities from tho chapel to the main auditorium of the church: Ave Maria from Emerson, rearranged by Professor Roberts for choir; reception of tho Blessed Virgin's Sodality; solo, baritone, Salve Kegma, from Mercadanti, by V. A. Kelly; recep tion of the Angels Sodality: solo, soprano, Quam Dilecta from Lambilotti, by Miss Jennie C.

Kearney; blessing of the statue of tne sacred Heart, conferring tne diplomas to the promoters of the sodalities: sermon by Rev. B. Doulon of Dunmore; baiutaris. from Lamblotti. bv choir; Tan turn Ergo, from Rossi, by choir; Alleluia Chorus, from Handel, by choir.

Newspapers Endorse. "Educators are the greatest benefactors of the race, and after reading Dr. Franklin Miles' popular works, cannot help declariue him to be among the most entertaining and educating authors." New lork Daily. He is not a stranger to our readers, as his advertisements appear in our colnmns every sue, calling attention to the fact that his elegant work on nervous And heart diseases is distributed free by our enterprisins dniatrists, Matthews Bros, Trial bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine are given awy, also book of testimonials showing that it is unequalled for nervous prostration.

headache, poor memory, dizziness, sleep lessness, neuralgia, hysteria, hts, epilepsy. The Ilicycle Thief Found. Saturday evening Win. Wilson, a colored man, w.is before the Mayor charged with stealing the bicycle of E. K.

Fox hist Feb ruary. The man brought the machine to Robert Johnson bicycle shop last Uriday and olfered to sell it to him tor Mo. JUr. Johnson at once recognized the machine as that belonging to Mr. Fox.

Mr. Johnson detained Wilson while he summoned an officer who arrested the colored man and put him in the lockun. Saturday evening he IpkI ms Hearing and Mr. Johnson and Mr. Fox both indntified the machine.

Tho bicycle had been painted over to disguise it. but Mr. ox gave tho number 01 the wheel and on scraping awav the paint the number was found to be the same. Wilson was held in bail for court, and 111 default of the sum went to jail. The wheel was worth Delightful Summer Kxcurslou.

Every summer resort of noto in New England. Canada and Middle States is in cluded in the list of places to be visited the coming season liv one or more ot Ray mond Whitcomb's excursion parties. Thirty eight snort tours, taking trom nine to twenty three davs' tine, have been ar ranged for. Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands, the Hudson River, Saratoga, Lake George, the Catskill, Adirondack and White Mountains. Montreal, yuebec, the Sague nay, the Maritime Provinces, Mt.

Desert, Moosehead Lake, Portland and Boston are all in the programme for one trip or another. Detailed information about these excursions is given in a book which may be obtained free of Raymond Whitcoinb, 111 South Ninth street, Philadelphia. PITTSTON. The following programme will be rcn Side High dered to day in the West School: Prayer Rev. Edward Henry Eckel Music "Gl oria," Concana "Electro Dynamics" Salutatory Charles K.

Smith Music The Neukomm 'Self Reliance" Alice Edith Van Tuvle Music "Charity (Ladies' Three part Song) Rossini "The Education of the American Girl Abroad" Julia Emicrh Music "High School March" Frank Address, Professor James M. 'Coughlin, City Superintendent of Schools, Wilkes Barre. Overture "Life's Perspective" Vale dictory. Hughes Music "Stars of the Summer Night," Chorus.l Address to the Graduates. W.

I. Uibbs, efq. Music Class of 'fti Passing tho 'Album Received by Janet Law, President, Junior Presentation of Diplomas, George S. Ferris, rreswent, est School Board. A Few Parting Words to the Class of By the Principal Music "Autumn Veazie Benediction Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.

From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd. of Groton, S. we quote: "Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my ungs, cough set 111 and hnallv terminated in consumption.

Four doctors gave me up, saving I couid not live but a short time gave myself up to my Saviour, determined it 1 count not stay wit my ricmU oil earth 1 would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to got Dr. Kius's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. 1 gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles: it has cured me, and thank God. I am now a well and happy woman." Trial bottles free at Matthews Brother's Drug Store; regular size, and $1.00.

A Quick Capture. William Casper was anested Saturday by Constable Ritteiihouso and committed to jail by Alderman Perkins for larceny. Cas per was the employ of Albert Livingood Patrolman ttHii Zeidler Of the Brooklyn, If. Police Force, gladly testifies to tho merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla. His wife takes it for dizziness and Indigestion and It works charmingly.

"The children also take it with CTeat benefit. It li witlmnr most excellent tliinu for That Tired Feeling. I cheerfully recommend Mood Sarsaparilla 1 and Hood's rills to every one who wishes tn health and comfort." Get HOOD'S. HOOD'S PlLI cure liver Ilia, constipation. blliousnois, laundico, and sick ueaducho.

i THE.SCEAXTON REPUBLICAN, MOXDAY MOKNTXG, JTJXE 1892. of Hunlock Creek as hostler and during his absence Casper took three watches one silver and two gold some money, including $7 in pennies from a child's bank, a couple of bottles of liquor and a revolver, and left. It was discovered that Casper had walked to Plymouth and there took the boat to this city. He was found by the officer drunk on Whisky Hill, and the silver watch, a gold chain and the revolver were recovered. He had on some of the stolen clothing, including four shirts and a pair of pants, but the two gold watches, a pair of shoes and the bundle of clothing were miss ing.

He had very little money when he was discovered. My physician said I could not live, my liver out of order, frequently vomited greenish mucous, skin yellow, small dry humors on face, stomach would not retain food. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien, 372 Exchange street, Buffalo, N.

Y. IIAYE YOU GOOD TASTE If So the Following Suggestions may Prove a Valuable One to You. From the New York Journal. "To distinguish a delicate flavor and the finer qualities of an article, requires good taste. People of gross instincts can appre tiate a penny cigar quite as well as the high wt priced one.

Some men who take whiskey will be just as well satisfied with tho cheapest quality as with the purest and finest flavor. This has been noticeable in the clubs of New York of late. Men whose tastes have been refined by years of good living are demanding the purest and best flavored articles they can And, and it is noticeable that the O. F. C.

brand of whiskey is growing very popular and being generally used. We do not know what the special qualities of this whiskey except that it is more than ten 3 ears old, but it is claimed that the superior flavor in addition to its purity, is what is causing it to be so greatly adopted by conniseuers." The whiskey named above is made by the George T. Stagg Co. of Frankfort, one of the largest and best distilling houses in the world and is sold in Scranton by Casey 210 Lackawanna avenne. t'HE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AN 0 NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 13 BETTER.

Mr doctor saya It acta prontty on the stomach, liver and IriririPTS. and is a nleasnnt l.iYntfv Tin ilrir iu mxta uadfl it is ncros, nna is preparea lor tko as easily aa tea. railed All drucrffiats sell it Ot 60c. sr.d Hl.OTl ncr narkfiffp. Tlnv one to day.

I.nnr'H Family Medicine inovri the noneis encll dny. In order to be health), this necessary. Curce Chapped Hands, Burns, Etc. Bemcves and Prevents Dandruff. WHITE mZWM Specially Adapted for Ucc in Hard Water.

JAPANESE A (luarantwl dire for Piles of hatovrrkind or degree Extfrn.nl, Internal. Blind or Bleed Inir. Itchine. Chronic. Recent or Hereditary.

This Remedy has positively never been known tn fail. PI a box. (i for So. by mail pmnaid. A written Guarantee given to each purchaser of 8 boxes, when purchased at one time, to refund the 55 paid 11 not cured, uuarantee issued by THE JAPANESE REMEDY COMPANY, through their sole agents, Matthews Scranton, Pa.

Samples free. E. ROBINSONS' LBGER BEER BREWERY. Manufacturers of the Celebrated PilsenerLagerBeer CAPACITY 100,000 BBLS. PER ANNUM F.

Y. RQGUFELLOV 09., BANKERS THAXSACT A General Business 51 AND 72 PUBLIC SQUARE, WILKES BARRE, PA J1BedP J'f iTfflE LAI'S MEDICINE. CORE FILEY'S PARASOLS ALL XEW GOODS Chiffons Plain and Fancy Taffetas, etc. Changeable Surahs TH5 LATEST NOVELTIES IN UMBRELLAS COMPLETE LIXE OF 2G AXD 28 IKCH IX A Silk' Serges Glorias Taffetas, 8c OTJU GHEAT Dollar Umbrella In metal and natural handles, acknowledged the best ever offered at the price. FAIMS Ostrich Tips in Black, White and Colors.

Sutiu, Silk, Gauze and fine Japanese Fans in full assortment. SILK PETTICOATS The latest in black and colors, Surahs and Taffetas. LEY' bn farm TEE LEADING BREAD FLOUR or THE WORLD DAILY CAPACITY 10,000 BBLS. Ask your grocer for Washburn Crosby's Floui DEALERS IN ALL KINDS CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BUSINESS AND MILK CCiagons IIARXKSS Etc. Also agents for Columbus Buirgy Co.

who make the finest liisrh crude carri ages on the market, only usiug in their construction best material obtain able, producing the finest finished, best proportioned, as well as most durable Buggies, Ladies', Gentlemen's and Doc tor's Phaetons. Also Surries, Cabrio lets and Rockaways. This is work we cannot recommend too highly for line family turnouts. Also speeding, one man and Three quarter Buggies. If in want of anything in the wagon line call and see us.

JONES SHELLY 511 LACKAWAXKA AVEXl'E. DlflPIQND COAL. AT RETAIL COAL OF THE BEST QUALITY for DOMESTIC USE and of all sizes dolivored in any part of the city AT lAmESi i.u oy tne PROVIDENCE AND CHURCH COAL COMPANY. Oi ders left at office, 417 Linden street, or sent by mail or telephone to the mines will receive prompt attention. Special contracts will be made for the sale nnd delivery of Pea and Buckwheat Coal.

M1SE TELEPHONE 043 OFFICE TELEPHONE 042 BARNEY O'KEEFE AND PETER McMANUS Are bar tenders at the County Seat Hotel, 90 Public Square, Wilkes Barre. Call and see them. They are hale fellows, well met. FIN JONES SHELLY 242 Adams avenue Doom at $oek Bottom THE "VICTOR" kh Electric City Flour. 84.98 Strictly Fresh 16 Fancy Cakes Best Dairy Butter 22 Cheese 8 Raisins 6 Green Vegetables and Berries 25 per cent, below regular rates, and all First Class Goods at Lowest Prices.

M. HELFRICH. PROP. Refrigerators Just received, a carload of THE GURPY The only cleanable Refrigerator made. The cheapest in the market.

IJcfore buying elsewhere call and examine our large assortment. RAUSCHMAYER'S, New Court House 1 Hardware Scranton, Fa. Store 244 ADAMS AVENUE Cherry jYI a hogany White Maple Walnut and Oak SUITS AT ALL PRICES We can show you about seventy five different designs to select from. Call and examine our tock before purchasing elsewhere. Hill Cornell 413 AND 415 LACKAWANNA AVE.

LESLIE $4.00 SHOE A HAND SEWED SSIOE FOR GENTLEMEN'. Built on broad, medium and narrow toe lasts in Lace, Congress and Blucher styles of finest Kangaroo, Calf and Russian Calf in all widths and sizes. LESLIE UOMPflNY CUSTOM SHOE MANUFACTURERS 213 LACKAWANNA SCRANTON. YOU CAN GET THE BEST Garden and Flower Seeds AT PIERCE'S MARKET Also Seed Potatoes and Onion Setts. Wa have tho larcrest stock hicrli eradn Cnsh ion and Pnoumatic Tire Wheels in the ritv, Liberty, Rochester, Kenwood, Ormonde.

War. wirk. Lovell Dia, Scorcher, New Mail, Eclipse Wilhelm and maiiv others at prices rancine from to $150.00. Lowest prices; easy payments. A full line of sportsmen's goods, uuiis, fishing tackle, etc.

I'AUUHl lmiNKKK, Sprues street USTTCES OF THE PEACE AND CON afoKlc.a nt nil lilovil.u rtn. publican office at prices that defy competition. nuui BEDB oom WITH LION HATTER TH The Dickson Manufacturing Company, BCBANTON AND WILKES BARKE. PA. MANUFACTURERS OP Locomotives and stationary Engines, Boilers, HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.

GENERAL OFFICE. SCRANTON. PA We are special agents for Victor and Credenda Bicycles. Call and examine "The Victor and Pneumatic. J.

D. WILLIAMS 314 LACKAWANNA AVENUE The THE LARGEST Iack Diamond etc. MAKES THE PACE ESTABLISHED 1859 KIESEL'S PASSAGE, EXCHANGE AED FIRE INSURANCE 515 LACKAWANNA. AVENUE. Tickets to and from Europe at lowest rates by the North German Lloyd and all other Trans Atlantic Lines.

Drafts and Letters of Credit on all parts of the world. Money transferred by cable THE EVERETT LEADS It leads with the rich It leads in the valley, It leads with the proud, It leads on the hill, It leads with the poor, In the city and village It leads with the crowd. It leadeth still. It leads in the East, It leads in the West, And every judge votes The Everett the best It leads in the North, In leads in the South, Its praises sung From every mouth. IN THE UNITED STATES For $1.98.

Finished Antique IGUi twenty four EITTENBEKDEE CO SCRANTON, PA. Iron and Steal Wagon Supplies Agency Sweef's Manufacturin; Company Tire, From pol6 to pole, From shore to shore, The Evekett leads Forever more. 417 LACKAWANNA AVENUE. best Pianos and Organs at the lowest prices and on the easiest terms. CENTRE 1 Century or Mahogany top.

Measures inches square. "ABLE.