Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 3

A I ej rm every cata." 1 1 'TVfS'TT ymt'J i'liiiia 1 i iji it 9wl vU '7''; 'tV i aammmmmamWamammmmmWsWM 1 TBUan, Sooth KoabOMTi Ml HaUatead. While lo.Tunkhannock, be served aa burgess of the town. His death resulted from blood poisoning, the effect of cuts received on hia angers several years ago. The remains 4a a This will be a Wonderful Bargain Giving la lacnaM panalof, to 110 haa MB mated Joan William Hani, ,3 awwanoa, j. otl I vff Wtah ha Mm elected presl jSht of th Centra! Union, of itat 4 Friday.

Our Great FRIDAY AFTERNOON SALES rORMMmLY A. m. JfOtVM. Oar sttck mn ba radnetd Oar ntrehaiidlM nni ttmrttd Into oaib. Now yo can under stand why goods are marked so fabulously low.

Whether it ia a day of hot sunshine, or torrent of shopping here will be profitable enough to pay you for the time, trouble and any other Inconvenience caused by adverse atmospheric conditions. The merchandise is exactly what yon want right now. The pilces are irresistibly low: 'J ITreaiiand inanrta a. lMntt nf I tina I JVND OUR GREAT SUMMER CLEARING SALE Coys' Kill Suits. Mary a suit is damaged and ruined these days.but new clothes cost little today, so what's the difference.

Let yout boy have a good time. Crack and Scotch Plaid Salts wita collars, trimmed with braid, nicely made, 1 to 3 years. Reduced from. AittuLk ttekmk 1 mrnjii a UaaHala 4VIw it will more than pay yon to mike a when the sale bell rings at a o'clock. Galvanized Water Buckets 10 For this hour only, buy tbem at itc.

quart I Llillinory Hons I liere la an offering that will doubtless make a flurry in the Millinery Department duting tbe following week. A large window full of beautifully trimmed hats for children, misses and ladies not cheap, poorly made hats, but those that have been selling as high as 6 00 a piece. Sale price $1.75 Each (See William St, Window Note Prices on Parisian Pattern Hats, as well as Dress Hats, Have been reduced one ball and three quarters. Vcsh Febriss. Every piece of Wash Fabric In tbe store' has been reduced; the immense assortment Includes Lawns, Batistes, Dimities, Per cales, Madras, Mulls, Organdies, etc All ia4 and 15c goods.

Redueidts lOoaYard All 1 8c, aoc and 22c Reduoed to 12 2o a Yard All sec and 33c goods Reduced to I So a Yard Fine assortment of 15c to 35c Dimities, in plain Reduced to 12 2e a Yard lion's Shirts New and choice patterns in white, fancy striped and pleated front SKIRTS, the making all the way through is of the highest character, that can always be expected from this manufacturer, who makes half tbe fancy shirts that we sell Each A Shirt Novelty, with fine madras front and good quality lawn body, in pink, blue and lavender; all sizes 5O0 Eaoh An immense line ot 50c shirts, all new select patterns, for men and boys. I Pastry Boards Smooth finished maple wood; are good size ana wortn egularly 19c each. But today they go during this hour, for each 12a Bread Boxes Heavy tin, Japanned and stenciled; regular price every The famous "RattOMl lend" Writing Paper in white and bine. An opportunity to bpy high grade up to date stationery at a low price ISoaPeud Envelopes to match lOo a Package Half Pound Boxesof 30 sheets and aa envelopes, cream wove; regular price sjc Our Price, IQe a tot Riibcn Another weekly sale of beauti ful fancy plaids, stripe, Persian and plain effects in ribbons; sold irom 38c to 50c a yard Or SaleatZSo P. S.

The sash ribbon with long ends is the thine for the summer dress. We have just the right kind, wide, toft and with a high 38c to SSeayanl IWoro'sSpinsrEtel Glnvit are necessary, of course. hot or cold, rain or shine: not all the time, but sometimes all tbe time. These are comfortable; Kayser's double tip silk glovea at Eft and 7S aura Suede Lisle Gloves in white, 2S, 33aRd53eeRte in black, 25 aeirta a Pair Lace Mitts in black and 18 and 23 cent a Pah Black Silk Mitts, Fme 48c Taffeta Silk Gloves. in black and colors, reduced to 25 cents Each Fer tb llzzts.

Bamboo Porch Awnlnrs 5x8. 98c 6x8, 98 10x8, $1.75 China Mittinr 36 inches wide No. 1 at 12c yara; no. at iuc a yard B. Drown.

where is 45c Here today for 35c. Blue and White Enamel Pudding toe each. For this hour one big lot Heavy Tin Dinner Fails With Today, for this hour, piice 15c, Calumet Laundry soap it bars Large Heavy Tin Wash Boilers leach, at this hour 33c. Crystal Glass Berry and Fruit saucers In rich cut glass designs; reg ular worth is 5c each. At this hour Blue and White Enamel Tea Kettles, in sizes suitable lor oil stoves; regular worth is soc.

At this hour, price 10c. Six piece Toilet Sets Blue and white decorations; regular worth is i.S 'stt Rice this hour, a set 85c SALE OF MEN'S GOODS ON MAIN FLOOR. At this hour two extraordinary offerings of Men's Goods. Bargain 'r i t' it 'I IS I a Si lit I 31 nr. 1 DROWN SL COMPANY, Formerly A.

SI.28toS8eEach CONTINUATION Undonvoar Salo. Tola I the tttaatioo la a Botabell ws bought cbeau aod wa are aelllag cheap. Prices talk; Gatea to them. At 10c a Garment Children's Lisle Thread and Egyptian yarn ribbed and plain vests, long and short sleeves: pants to match; also infants' wrappers; real value, sc; SALE PRICE 10 CENTS At 21c a Garment Ladiss' and Misses' Vests, lisle thread, low neck, long short and sleeveless; pants to match; real value, 3.8c; SALE PRICE 21 CENTS At 25c a Garment Laaies and Misses vests, in Lisle thread and Egyptian cotton. low neck, short long and sleeveless, trimmed with lace and silk tape; pants to match; real value, 48c; SALE PRICE 25 CENTS At 39c a Garment Ladies' and Misses' Vests, fine quality lisle thread, with pink, blue and lavender silk stripes, in low neck; never sold at less than 88c; Exceptionally Rare Value at 39c At 48 and 68c Garment.

Ladies' and Misses' Vests and Pants, made of the best, lisle thread; sold ordinarily at 98c and 'fi 'SS SALE PRICES 48c AXLT 680 1 of Dimity in all colors and patterns. goods, worth anywhere from 85c a a a 1 a. atlSF. cheap at or Is; we got them $3.48. cents.

iMuiunn.aa, wuwu spicau, MHGNET, PITISTON, PENN A. No. 1 comprises 50 dozen of men's apainsc Bargain No. 75 dozen of Men Percale Shirts, that nave never been each; come in all sizes. Price lor riri ii i 1 if Sale Ho.2 BSOtrtS YA O'CLOCK.

BAILffAY flCt'Iv ITEMS OF ALL SORTS CON i CENSED FOR HASTY I The AHentown Call haa Just celebrated Its seventh anniversary. Thomas Beddoe'ls the new manager of the Adams Express company In Haaleton. Aa a result of a rail slipping at the Ranb colliery, Luzerae, Richard Evans suffered a broken Jaw bone. The work of sinking two shafts at the Lehigh Valley's Henry colliery, at Plains, la progressing rapidly. Throwing rice at newly wedded cou i plea is prohibited at the Philadelphia and Reading station, at Reading.

James B. Lewis, Inside foreman the Woodward colliery, Kingston, whit painfully injured by a fall of rock. W. L. Houck, of Beach Haven, for merly principal of the Freiland schools, will study law at Dickinson college.

Joseph Wldener haa been elected president of the Nantlcoke Clerks' As sociation, which la in a flourishing condition. John Halsinger, a machinist work ing In the Lehigh Valley shops at Wllkesbarre, lost three fingers In a machine. The bollermakers who returned to work in the Dickson shops, Scranton, were persuaded by the strike leaders to quit work. Two trains a day each way have been placed on the Bear Creek branch of the Lehigh Valley railroad for the summer season; Judge Rhone Is being urged to stand as a candidate for mayor of Wllkesbarre, which office is to be filled at the next spring election. Hyde Park police are making a cru sade against boys and girls who loiter In the shade of trees along the streets of tbe town in the evenings.

The striking machinists at Drifton are now receiving pay from tbe Amer ican Federation of Labor. The strike Is being kept up as steadfastly as ever. Henry F. Thomas and Miss Kate Thomas, Wllkesbarre young people, surprised their friends by announcing their marriage in Blnghamton on July 4th last. Reports to the State Department of Agriculture show that the lack of rain throughout Pennsylvania has caused considerable damage to growing crops and fruit Professor Warren H.

Detwiler, of the Bloomsburg Normal school, has been elected Instructor In hiBtory and eco nomics in the Northeast Manual Training School, Philadelphia. The dropping of two teachers, gen erally regarded aa among the most competent, by the Miner's Mrlls school board, created considerable unfavor able comment In that town. After much persuasion on the part of tbe men, the Lackawanna railroad has assigned two men to each of the big "bog" engines for the months of July, August and September. Tbe impetus, lately given to Catholic temperance work in tbe Carbondale region Is shown by the fact that there has been an increase in membership during the past quarter of 500 per cent After an Illness of five weeks of lung trouble. Miss Ida M.

Bonewits died at her home in Kingston. She was 17 years old and was a member of the Junior class ot tbe Kingston high school. Does a liquor license in one ward cover a Btorage house In another? Is the important question involved in a suit entered before Alderman Brown, of Wllkesbarre, L. Lewith being the defendant The wages of the puddlera at the Harrisburg Rolling Mill, will be in creased from $3.50 to $4.25 a ton be ginning on July 16, to conform with the rate in other puddle mills In the Harrisburg district Cleveland Miller, a 16 year old lad of Wllkesbarre, thinks nature Intended him for a pugilist and refuses to work. His parents will probably have him sent to a reformatory to cool off his pugilistic ardor.

Ex Sheriff Knapp, of Wyoming coun ty. i ts circulating among friends In tbe valley. He has large oil and fruit interests in California and spends much of his time there. He will return to California in the fall, to remain all inter. The semi annual Inspection of the Wllkesbarre Fire Department, Satur day afternoon, will be made the occasion of a series ot races.

A New York party will give an exhibition with life nets and other novelties In the line fire apparatus. Argument was heard yesterday by the State board of pardons In the cases the Sbamokin councllmen serving six months' imprisonment for receiv ing bribes from street paving con tractors, for the remission of their fine and the costs. J. P. Loderick, of Hallstead, died on Tuesday, aged 74 years.

A native of New Jersey, be resided successively in wile's ween lean. It is a singular thing that tn the popular view of disease the interdependence of the several organs of the bodv is lost sieht ot. ine neart, tor example, is diseased and it is treated as if it were entirely separated from, and independent of, every other organ. The fallacy of this, opinion is shown by the cures of heart "trouble," liver "trouble," kidney "trouble" and. other so called "troubles," effected by the use of Dr.

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Primarily the "Discovery" is a medicine for the cure of diseases of the stomach and blood. But it cures diseases of organs seemingly remote from the stomach, because these diseases have their origin in a diseased condition of the stomach and its associated organs of digestion and nutrition. I doctored with three different doctor for weak heart, but they did me so food." write m. lulia i A.

Wilcox, of Cygnet, Wood Ohio, a ao tired and diacoutaaed if I had Bosftat nIwaaaotlreda as ao ured and diacounurea had mv choice to live or die I would hare D1 ferred to die. Mr htuband heard of Golden MUcal Discovery' and he bought a bottle. I touV that and the Brat half seemed to help me. took da bottle before I stopped. I am per.

fectly weU, a ad am cooking far ata bpardcra. ft haa bean a Cod saw ai Dr. fWa's Pleasant telletj enre eoh sHnaHoav "i Ir ia an ia by as of it 85 ter it iter I I it liuu ot the he tbe had at or one into tbe as and cars were burled In Sunnyslde cemetery, Tunkhannock. Deafneas Cannot be Cured. by local application as tboy caaaot reach the dlaeasod portlos of taojaar.

That only ooo way to cur Peafaea, and that by coutltotloBal Rmodle. cm used by sa mnaiBM coadluoa ol tM ara cons llntDf of tbo Eustachian Tab. Whoa thl. tubs art. hrianua you bar.

a nuabUaa wand or imperfect Bearing, ana wna ui entirely closed, Deafmas Is the remit and! anless tb InltsminsHoa caa be take out and this tube restored to Its aormal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out ot tea an caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but aa Ian anted condition of tbe mucous surfaces. We will ate On Hundred Dollars tor ny can ot Deafneas caused by catarrh) cannot be cured by Ball's Catarrh Can. md for circular, free. r. J.

Cheney 4 CO, Toledo, Bold by Druggists, 75e. Hall Family Fills are tbe Best Was It a Mlraclef "The marrellouB son of Mrs. Bena i. Stoat of consumption has created Interne I excitement la Cammack, write Mar Ion Stuart, a leading druggist ot Muscle, Ind. She only weighed 90 pounds when ber 1 doctor la Yorktowa said she mast soon die.

Then she began to use Dr. King's New Dis covery and gained 87 pounds weight and was completely It has cured thou sands of hopeless fanes, and. Is positively guaranteed to cars all Throat Cheat and I Long disease. BOe. and $1.00.

Trial bottles tree. Bold by Stroh's Pharmacy, West Pitta 1 ton, and V. C. Price, Plttstoa. A household necessity.

Dr. Thomas' Ec lectrlc Oil. Heals bams, cats, wound of I any sort cures sore throat croup, catarrh, asthma; never fall. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all those whose Stomach and I Liver an oat of order. Bat such should I know that Dr.

King's New Lite Pills give a I splendid appetite, sound digestion and a reg ular bodily habit that lasares perfect health I and great energy. Only 25c. Sold by Struh'f I Pharmacy, West Plttstoa, and W. C. Price.

I Plttstoa. DeWltt Witch Hazel Salve should be I promptly applied to cats, boras and scald. soothes and gfilctly heals the Injured I part. There are worthless counterfeits, bt I sore to get DeWltt'a T. 1.

Yates, Plttstoa Stroh' Pharmacy, West Plttstoa. THE VALUE OF FOOD. Wark at Saaltary Cheaalsis Car the Health the Baa. The old theory that the best food for man Is that whiah bis appetite demands still considered good enough for the government of people In the ordinary walks of life, although discarded as worthless when any definite call Is made upon the human machine. The training table, for example, bis shown that when some special effort Is expected from the college athlete intelligent discrimination the selection of his daily food means Immense gain In physical strength and endurance, and upon the same principle pecial hospital diet Is ordered by the pbysicisn in order that bis patients may have tbe best possible chance of recovery.

Although the public Is generally indif ferent to the advantage of food reform. students of the subject are confident that the reform will eventually come, and they are preparing the way by an exhaustive analysis of all sorts of materials and foodstuffs which are likely to be utilized for the sustenance of the race. The study of sanitary chemistry, as it is un dertaken, for example, at the Massachu setts Institute ot Technology, not only establishes the comparative value of food stuffs, but also determines, by the chem ical analysis of air and water, bow these factors may be made most efficient In the maintenance of public health. As a typical food milk contains all the elements necessary. for sustaining life and used as tbe basis In tbe calculations of comparative values.

It has been found aaperunent that milk contains certain definite proportions ot nitrogenous sub stances, fats and carbohydrates. These elements can be measured and tabulated they appear in other foods, so that a sanitary dietary becomes merely a matter mathematics. By reference to tables is learned that butter, which contains per cent ot fat, contains no carbohy drates and only 1 per cent of nitrogenous substance, while dried peas, which may contain less than 2 per cent of fat, may bare 67 per cent of carbohydrates and 28 per cent of nitrogenous substance, so that butter and peas may be logically com bined. Walnuts contain but 2 per ceul water and no refuse, while In beets. cabbages, carrots and green corn tbe wa and refuse amount to mora tbaa 00 per cent.

Even in potatoes there Is 20 per cent refuse and 62 per cent of water, which rives them a nutritive value far below that of figs snd practically the same as that of bananas. 1 et potatoes and otbei similar vegetables are valuable forma of fond, though less concentrated tban generally supposed. In a list of 100 Mirts of food material the watermelon placed fit the bottom, as containing but i' cent ot nutritive element. All such determinations, however, deal with fowls of a standard quality, sad no wincr has tbo sanitary chemist estsb lished dietary laws tban he must, in bit mi jiiFtihratmn. expose tbe adulters inn.

dt'triiorstion and misrepresentation the materials to be used and finally see lui ihey are properly prepared for tht able. While the public is tlow to ac 'rpt tbe results of such investigations. iends of tile reform movement find com fort in the fact that sanitary chcruistr) ins become a recognized course of stud; the leading i ddcutioD.nl institutions of be country. The Lloa and lb. Mirror.

Posaililjr linn's rrifp would opprocioti lookiug glass, but a mm II mirror in tlx lands of a small boy sn frightened and scitrd Big lien, tbe lurgrst lino In the no, tuat, sn.rs tbe rbilauoipbia l'ress. In' lifrs fenrod be would do violence himself. ien bail rn iu an SORry mood otl lay. The prirnoe rf the 31111MI liny was liciilarly dii laslcfii! to the raged and stormed as ouly a big lion an. '1 he bid waited until the tirade was irer and then drew a band mirror from nnder his cost end held it directly in front lien.

The lion looked. Then be lumped for intruder that dnred face him in such fashion, but brought np against tbe hnrs with force enough to throw bim to floor. Surprised at the appearance of Hem in tbe glass, be filled the bouse with bis roars. The keepers ran to tbe cage and endeavored to quiet bim, but be continued the unronr until exhausted. In the meantime tbe adventurous youth disappeared and was discovered In front of the wolves' case trying to excite them.

Ha was led from tbe garden and arned to keen away. About a year ago a serious disturbance tbe too was due to the flashing of a mirror. In front of the lions' den. At that time the lions, with the exception of one two of the wildest, were kept in one case. A visitor held a mirror In front of them afternoon, and the beasts were thrown panic.

They fought and dashed at bars with such violence that it was feared several would die as a result of their frantic struggles. It required tbe efforts of all the keepers for several hours sclera they could be quieted. The Homllest Man In Plttaton well as toe handsomest and others are invited to call on any oraggist and get free bottle of Keap'e Balaam fer tb. threat rasas, a rasaedy that la gnaraatesd to and rtller aU rflroelo and aeate coaghe, aathna. hroaehltla, aa twa aa aa soav 1 I at nil It 4M iPTsa erf Perfect Pwilty Claires Fbplss tM coaptnkM.

Kits, htk nx! ikln. It ooapWxkNL cat hi kam Uw hair rfocli Ira Iram Siwcra MTlK nmitl ot pri lotmoH 8um.yO0u.eu If? A SSO I.E3 uZ ISESCITID mhaaan aaaaat mm mfH ttm Martc, torn lT Je lM. Main 4 W. Wrrtajhw H18CX ftgf Hisrox.tuB'wmr, la the Bloaaona the Breese, The Selds will Boon be ready fer the reapers; let 'em rcspi I'd rather be loaan where the coolln ihadden I creep On the green banks of a river, Jest a taktn of my I eaae. Only Jest a brother to the blomoms aa the breeset Warn't nerer fond of reapin; rut her hear the reap ers stag From croat the woods an meddere where the hon eysuckle ewina.

ft Jest run In tbe family fer me to take my ease. Fer I wu born a brother to the blomoms as the I breese I The world has tot of toller that ion the tellta way. Fer some wu born to toll, an aoraa to dream, la I what I my I aa, though work' more proBtabler, It kirer too much ground When It Jest runs la the family fer folk to lost arouodl Atlanta Constitution. Dr. James' Headache Powder.

1 IN A JIFFY, Headache's gone before tm kuovv it if you use Dr. James' Headache Powders. No fctupefying drugs to tlcii'lcn the nerves nothing at all that could possibly hurra the weakest constitution. "Pr. Jcmes' ITcoiiache Powders brought me hiMiiiit Kllcl al't a dtib ii other remedies bad utterly failed." lir.v.

IIarcit. Alabama, Wis. At Your Drupgists. 4 Do3cs 10 Cents. Core Where Others Fail.

ECLIPSE SESE PAELC2. B.G.WEEKS&CO. Ulnars' Bank Bnlldlna. STOPPED PRE! DR. KLINE'S MEAT NERVE RESTORER Fit Tier ttm alar sat.

Ctwattliem, MrsMsl kr nail: treauaa a) ftl HIA la IMrTTLaK FKRK I Pit biirtau who pay eaprvwaca Mly os rfelirary. I mu Uimtrdm. Brtkrur. PI Vital Danes. 11 iraMionty iajnparvy rctm, pbtbji itt in'Mlllr K'KuiU" DB.Il.ll.iiI.INE.La, 1 831 area Mraei, rniiaaaipni.

ruaMiatb Keystone teAcademy a Prepares for all the leading Colleges, Universities and Technical Schools; provides first class Business and Commercial Courses, and graduates pupils in Music. A Normal Course is a'so provided for tbse wishing; to teach. lb: school possesses a beau ti'ul t'atrpjs of twenty acres and Mountain Spring Water. For full particulars send to Re. Ellianah Ilulley A.

Principal, Kac'toryville, Pa. Every Wcssa MARVEL WtoHaa Sow Tbe new Tsttasl Byi tat. me. iwn Oft" oawrKm. iww est mom I'ODYcnwm her.

bat tend atanm'to 11. boos aive narllraljitaaail tliiWllr.MlM. J)ska INJECTION. A PERMANENT CURE of the moat obstmate casta guaranteed from 3 to day other treatment required. Sold by all drucxiet.

i 1 JPg0 MEN WOMEN The highest 1 compliment a ever paid the human foot. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU WHY. Wr have the exclusive if ettcy. 1 in 1 1 iaJiV aaWWJSl alariatiM. 'CT nunot aupplv Uh tUjmfflZ7tZ2 a laf, I it of at I a 6 AT THE WBSXSiaUL ANTRIM STORE.

taaiaa aoana. i 1M ajs, lor New York. nuaoVrMc, nostras, FJnghamton, aUmlra aod Itaaaaa. u. Cor Maw York.

PhUsJalPhiaaM all stauoos twtwsaa Bcnatsa aad B' too. 10.40 is, for Beraatoa. .12.17 p.m, for Maw York. ntlajMsBJa, HootroM, Bingham too, Blailra, BaCal. iM pjn, for cloaatoa.

Maw York. FfclMM delphio. Mkholsoa, aad local ataUsaa tweaa gcraatoo aad Msw Sack. 4.24 D. afrantaa.

ter. The water company has requested Jtobert Tlnaer, manager ot the Cen tpU fenniylTanla telephone business In Hasletoa. haa raalcnad. 8Teral toraat area. are burning the Haxleton region, cauaed.

It la be lieved, by parka from locomotives. It la expected that three rural free delivery rontea wUl be established out of MansOeld on the Brat of September. 1m Star Tobacco company, Wllkeabaire. baa filed articles of corporatioa With (he Secretary of Stete or Delaware. Rev.

W. D. Crockett, pastor of the Presbyterian charch at Canton. Brad ford county, baa resigned on account or in health. 8lxty flve Blair county boys reached 'Altoona today, after a two years' aer vice in the Philippines, and were ten dered a roaalnt reception.

The Retail Lumber Dealers' Association Of Northeastern Pennsylvania la holding Its annua convention Bcranton. About fifty delegates are In attendance. Employes of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company, at the South mill Bcranton, desire a two weeks' pay, and have petitioned General Manager. wehram to that effect Another damage suit growing out ot the street car collision at Rendham, July of last year, was Instituted at Bcranton. yesterday.

The plaintiff is Miss Clara Oraul, a school teacher, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Two Hyde Park boys who went to Lake Lodore with their best giHs missed the last excursion train at night and were compelled to drive nine miles, from Waytpart to Carbon dale, In order to get home. Two huddred bankers are in attend ance on the annual convention of the Pennsylvania Bankers' Association, which Is In session at Erie, Pa. Harry L.

Moore welcomed the delegates on behalf of the Erie banks. Beven Bcranton strikers were given a hearing by Alderman Millar on the charge of creating a disturbance and annoying non union men. The alderman Imposed a line of $10 on each of the defendants. Appeals were taken. Rev.

Marlon J. Kline, of Harrisburg, Who was elected to succeed Clarence E. Eberman, of Lancaster, as presi dent of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union, was installed at a meeting of the 400 Pennsylvania delegates to the International convention In Cincinnati. Evidence of the approach of the political county campaign In Lacka wanna is found In the announcement of ex City Solicitor A. A.

Vosburg, of Scranton, of his candidacy for the Re publican nomination for Judge. He will probably be Judge Carpenter's most formidable opponent Richard Heckscher, a well known anthracite operator, died In Philadelphia, aged 79 years. He developed and operated collieries in Heckscberville, Thomaston, Forestville, Mlnersvllle and other points. He also opened the Kohlnoor collieries at Shenandoah. It haa been ascertained that Joseph Mullck, the Lithuanian who was mur dered at Maltby last Friday night, had $400 on his person.

It Is believed that his assailants knew that be was In the habit of carrying a large amount of money around with him and they lay In wait for him on the night of the murder. The Scranton Oas and Water company has become the owner of the Archbald Water company, which sup plies water to the boroughs of Arch bald and Blakely. The Archbald company was Induced to sell because of Its Inability to get a. sufficient supply of water during the entire year to sup ply all of Its needs. The pumps in the Delaware and Hudson and Glenjrood collieries, at Jermyn, are making considerable headway the past tew'days in lowering the water in both collieries, and at the present rate It seems quite possible operations will be resumed In the for mer early next week.

Wlnans Hull, the accused slayer of Edwin Schoonover, of Scranton, will be arraigned before 'Squire Smith, of Honesdaie, today, for the purpose of establishing a prima facie case against him to warrant his incarceration until the grand Jury can pass on the evidence against bim, which wilUbe during the week commencing Monday, Sept' 23. President Trnesdale, of the Lackawanna railroad, speaking of the report Scranton that the company. In order to Induce Its striking shop em "ploycs to resume work, is preparing to make conceesiona to be effective on the 16th, denies positively that there any truth In this and says that the report that he is to meet a representative or representatives of the strikers Is equally false. The Wilkesbarire News says that a Delaware and HudEon station In Wllkesbarre Is one of the possibilities of the near future. For a number of yearu, Delaware and Hudson grains running into Wllkesbarre have used the Xenlgh Valley station.

The S. L. Brown block, on Market street, along aile tho Delaware and Hudson tracks, and cloce to the Lehigh Valley is regarded as a likely spot for the proposed station. A few figures from the report of the Lehigh county commissioners for 1901: Taxables. 84,625 peopla; cleared land, 174,957 acres; timlierland, 18.175 acres; real estate, exempt, $2, 749.040; taxable, horses, value.

neat cattle, 10, 19S bead, value, salaries, $3, county assessment, $46,233, 726; county tax, money on Interest, value of ctages. harks, State assessment, State tax, Thomas Brcnnnn, one of the twenty eight persons injured in tbe explosion at the Merchants' and Mechanics' bank building, Scranton, Aug. 4, 1900. instituted suit yesterday to recover damages from the city of Scranton, the merchants' and Mechanics' bank, the estate of John Handley, deceased, and the Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply company. Brennan was struck in the eye by a piece of flying glass and his Right permanently impaired, it Is claimed.

He asks $10,000 damages. The telephone company ia male one of the defendants on the strength of the theory that Imperfect Insulation of its wires resulted in tbe gas pipe toeing melted. I MID SUIllER SALE or DIHITIES ADD LAWNS. will be the bluest sale of Uudervear this store has ever bad. In We have just received 100 pieces will be a doable means ot itipplylng you with merchandise at nnderprices and the crowds of people that will sorely be here to profit by our bar gain givingi will make this big store the busiest trading place this city has ever seen, livery bargain in tbe Friday Sale is an extraordinary titerinc ana every clearing sale Dargaio in tne.

store is a money saving opportunity. Join the crowds that will be here this Frl day and profit as well as they will. The goods in the o'clock sale are marvels of value kinds that are wanted at this season of the vear Wan and so much under regular prices that special effort to be here promptly sue: Kgular price is 19c each. fans 4 quart size; regular wortn is of tbem go for each gc. patent catcnes; a regular tec kind.

for 15c. Perfect and will not leak. Price buy them for each ic. regular Suspenders, to be sold at Bedford lord and Plaited Front ottered anywhere for less tban joe ft, or each 35c. 1 Sale of Silks This is a sale where all the sacrifice is for sentiment The character of tbe Silks and their intrinsic value are the tame as if you paid their foil price, 45 and 50 cents a vara.

But for this one boar, to show you oar appreciation for the way too patronize these sales all the year 'round, we will offer one big lot of high grade China Silks, In ten distinct shades and colorings. and the balance of oar stock of Corded Wash Silks, at the low price a yard age. Men's Balbriggan Uoderwear This is tbe first Friday hourly sale ot Men's Unoerwear we've bad this season, and if our value giving will be equalled by your appreciation, the celebrated Lawrence Mfg. sen me wona over tor 50c a gar just one nour we otter them at and Checked Nainsooks, English Dress Materials, worth ic and 15c last at its neignt ana nere is one 01 finest Skirts you have seen any some. are plain, with flare style others have iuserting down the are eiaoorateiy trimmeu; an are For just sixty minutes buy them bargain ot fine summer dress ready for you this afternoon at are in the offering Drao Biroune Si'e of Bath Towels 'Twas just a happen chance, bat a fortunate ore, that led us to a mill that was overstocked on tsc Blea Bath Towels.

They were such excellent quality, so big and heavy (size 14x50 inches long), that we took all be had of them and today they are here for you at, price each 17c Boys' Blouse Waistsrure white lawn, with deep embroidered tailor collars and cuffs, and fine Percale Waists, with deep shield fronts and sailor wonderfully good waists for 75c or 98c. But to sell tbem lick, they go today, la sizes 1 to 0, at, price each 45c Bays' Washable Knee Pints Plain, crash and striped and Qn sale at this hour on and floor, at Greater Wilkesbarre'e Greatest Store, I I A These goods sold for 1 to cents; now at isc co Dieces Fine Lawns. 4c to the offering are sixty five dozen of Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, that ment; all sizes are in the lot and for garment 30 cents. A large variety of patterns in open striped Black Lawn, from 10c up. Sale of Wnite uooos A great onering inai you snouia nor.

miss. 40 Lace Striped White Goods lor waists, luc yarn up. All sizes and prices of Flags. 1,000 yards Fancy Ribbons, 10c per yard; worth aoc. EVERY SATURDAY IS REMNANT DAY 'PHONB 1988 ANTRIM'S.

6.12 DJn Bcrantoo. Nlcholaoa. torv Blailra, Boflalo, Stroadabara. 8.21 djs, Scraatoa, BaAoia aaf iwa, rnaiaa ootm. 7.07 aja, for Morthomssraiad.

port, Harrlsbars, fiaitlaer. aad it, Horrlsbars, fiaitlaer, aad urn, ii. u. a.ok, for Klagotoa aad WlUiirtlrra. 101 sa.

tor Nortaaaabatlaad aad ooaaUf on the Pano B. H. 1.28 Lua, for aUngstoa, WUtaaaiN aaafl Plvmuulh. 3.17 D.OL, for North uahsrlaad aad all points on raan'a B. B.

lis im, for Nonsiuaaarlaad aad all poinia oo rsma a. au au as bob for Plnaoath. aoaToaz naiaa. North a.lB a ear Heraataa sad aWsl aoraj aua aad BuOalo. Booth 10 Tork; 8.21 tvaw far tkraatoa, aiaw Zassv Booth 10M djb, for Worth atsrlaaH 6 18 pjav, for Mortauoaasrl laaoi ind xi inch wide India Linens, Plaid Long Cloth and other fancy White yard, for ioc.

Sale of Laces Lace using time is tbe best offerings of the season. Point de Paris and Piatt Valenciennes Lacrs and Insertings, from 3 to 9 incurs in wiatn, at tnis nour, a yd ac Sale of Women Linen Skirts The where this season priced $3 50 to $4 50, can be bought here at this hour today fer almost one third of their worth. The bargain represents the Seasonable Uhinys Tinder Geuerailr speaking these bargains are lata la the season. Oar stock Is too large, bat not so Urge as to last long at these price. LBcuaa vaxxjix BaiLaoau aaarwaaa, rii 2.1S a doll anueaa.

frsa Batak) aM lot Irish Linen, 36 inches wide, fine Waat to Mir York aad Philadelphia. 72 a.m axonaa. frooi Lt laaatllql to Near lork and Philadelphia. jtrjiD.e line of a leading manufacturer: flounce edged with linen embroidery; tides: some have circ utar nobnee ana pure linen and every size is in the lot. on ana noor, at eacu 10.

Sale of Wash Dress fabrics The roods we have had this season will be o'clock. Something like a.500 yards best 10.14 a local fros Uarra WHISk to ft we got it cheap and you get tne Dencm, wane lasts sou. White Bed Spreads, worth 75 cents; for, each 45c. Ladies' and Children's Percale Sunbonnets, all colors, 19c; white ones 15a Children's Parasols, all colors, 14c each. Ladies' Fast Black Hose, worth ioc, here for 6c Ladies' Lace Ribbed Hose, fast black, good value at 35c; for only 18c.

Ladies' Muslin Underskirts, deep embroidery, flounce or dust ruffle, regular worth 1 1 00; for only 75c. tVct TaMe Oil Cloth onlv i cents a yard. Exposition and fine new Dimities, tn corded, plaid, Dresden and florrl designs, on light and medium and dark colored back grounds; any them are worth regularly 15c a jard, but buy them during this hour the sale price, a yard 7 1 ac. Sale Ho.3 eeofts PROMPTLY A 4 O'CLOCK, checked linen effects, sizes 3 to o. AND BEST WAY TO Ladies' Moreen Underskuts; would at our own figures arid they go Boys' Blouse Waist, worth 35c; for lot ancy WOVen Strong lici end piece; special 48 cents.

dollar atTed Is two THE Earned, we are Banna ma of oner. 37 SOUTH MAIN STREET, For Information, Rates, aiaiffi aurraLo. i aaoaawar, HANDLE itTg the PAN ftjtawfffwfl NEW be at 25 HANDIEST addrm ios A PAN IS BY THE goj AM ERIC AN EXPOSITION YORK is the IF" oarro. 11T eiDl Naw York and Phlladall 2.42 D.m del a exoreaa frool rairtaa OS New York and Philadelphia. 4JW D.m dallx local from It B.

tlon to WUkesbarra. 7.o D.m. local xroat wawii as wuaoav. bar re, buodaj onij kj sun local Bom B. unci action to Kaatoa.

1.4S a.mu dallr zpreas frofli New Tarn i Huaalo aad Torsata. and Phluuialohla to 1 av aaiij ocai uoai waawssi sw Uaaalo. ii d.b. daur rors iroa. Maw ast to buffalo.

a.iu o.m aaJ it axpnas rrest new I era aad Philadelphia to Buffalo aad Chliaas. O.Utt bl, local xrsat WUMaaavrra dav4' Warerlj. U.G2 D.m. Ne Tark aad Phlladalnhaa OB L. A B.

Junction. fi.au daily exprasa rraoi new Tars id Philadelphia to buffalo aad Cam Bundar only li.au la. local bas toa lo UUaca 7.45 p.ui local rroaa rax CENTRAL RAILROAD 09 NEW Xi tttatlona In Mew York, Foot of LI' BU M. iu, aod Bouth kerrr. fim te effect Juneau ail.

Trains tear Plttstoa far Beraatoa 11M aja. i 22, 7 Dm. Boaoafa, 1217 aa. 'or VV ilkesbarre .14 sua, L24, tUd m. Suodara, 2.6 p.as.

I For Whiu Baraa. olaaeh Chaak, AB i town, awuueneo, fauaoeipBia aaa .14 bjl, Lilt, 4.18 ba. aaaaa, LBS. BWaaaai For New Tork, Newark gad MlasWaa a 9.14 a 1J8 (sxpnos). 4.18 Bak 2UM a.

lor Long Broach. Oesaa Orsea, stt Md (through coach) a.m., 1.2S p.m. For Reading, Lebanon aad Harrartaua, rla Allentowo .14 aa, XM BJB. Boa. dara.

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DILAWABI AMD HDDBON. Ooas Laaa btatiok Tlow aona 10. 1901. For Beraatoa aad Carbnadal S.8L 7 JO. 8.10.

9.s. ii.2 a.aL, 12M. 2.1a sal. 44a, 6.04. 7.26.

B.8U. 10.19. 12.48 D.H. Huadaa only 8.19, 1049 a. Bk, iUS, aUl, 61 aad iu.iv p.m.

For Albaor. Baratoga, Ifoatraal, Bostoa, New England polnta, ato 6Al aja, tM p.m. Sundaj, SJtl. For Lake Lodore. Warmart and Boeesdai For Wllkesbarre 7.08, 8.18.

9.08, 10M, 1.11 a 121, 146V 2.42, 442, tM, tM, 8.16. 11.08 and ll iat p.m. Bandar oalr 1000, 1241 7.00 aad 9.1d For FcansTtTonla Ballnad polata Uck. 10.00 am, 2.42, 442 p.BL For New York, Bhlmderpbla, etc, tsi WUkesbarra and Lellirt) vailer Railroad 7.08, 8.18, 9.08 a. as, 442 B.SV.

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Oa. Pass. Agt, airway, M. I. For 3emplt Information relattf taj ticket rate aad routes to all polata of th United Statea aod Canada, addraao, sa.

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CALDWELL. TraHi Manager. I A full line of Men's Women's and Children's Summer Underwear IWMiiini i mm iaar. T. W.

Lea. I Oenl SupannlsnOaM. Oenl Paaaaegsr Agt oummer Tinderwear pair is i ac. Women's Summer Vests Toe best 12 1 ac Vest we've seen this season, with taped neck and arms. Price each 9c.

Sale of Hosiery Women's Dropstitcb Black Hose and Fancy Patterns; Children's fine Ribbed Black Hose, all sizes; and Men's Fancy Hose, worth all of them ia 1 ic and 15c a pair. On sale at this hour for, a pair ioc Sale of Tables A little table is one of the handiest pieces of furni ture one can have around the house. These on sale today have size 16x16 irch tops, have fancy turned legs and an undershelf; are in oak or mahogany finish Price each during this sale, on 4th floor 49c. Children's Sailor ouse Suits Some of the dreises you woJld care to look at are here today at a great money saving They are made of dotted and striped Galatea cloth, colors blue and red; they have deep sailor collars and shield fronts, trimmed with braid; sizes are to 14 years Regular worth is Si. 00 and 50.

At this hour on and floor, price $1.19. Women's Shoes and Oxford Ties Made of vici kid; are McKay sewed and have kid and patent leather tips; a most excellent bargain and one you should take advantage of. Piice, a pair St 36. In all the Desirable Qualities and Shapes. BLACK CHEVIOTS are very desirable for summer dresses we have them In five grades.

We have purchased a steam Sponging Outfit and are prepared to sponge all goods bought of us fri or charge. We can do a limited amount of sponging lor outside accounts at cents per yard. miTTsroN.PKNN'A. Slobs 9larehouS9, JONAS LONG'S SONS Boomattri. a oa a.