Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 8

4 'f. i. l1 J. r'r continue tol Nantlcoke foreigners leave for $tkraits. 1 feet 6 inches by ft feet 6 inches Kj jfet 8 inches by 6 feet 8 inches i iu incnes oy iee incnes i.

feet by 7 feet S' We sell a good, dopv for 65 eta, 5l iiplete, with spring hinges. This not intended to hart the peo pie 8 leelinga who went ont of Vo you trade at the Cheap A Qteat Sale Statfe' JiaW hit 1 ne Urockery Store The the pqmlar fancy It is almost impossible to make them fast enough fJn 'a DAHQAir DAY ON MONDAY And no wonder! Just think of. ah In er seal Package full of the1 best gj snaps you ever tasted, for ets. That's we will sell 203 Czin Han's Gauzt Shirts aid Drawcri. made of fine the reason everybody wants silk finish Balbriggan, double seams, long sleeves, large and roomy, ecru only; Say NATIONAL BBCUIT COMPANY On Monday Only, j'T per garment ON MONDAY we will sell TarkfT Rid Tabh LIrir.

58 inches wide, at ordinary times sells for 25c; On Monday Only, ijiiLp per yard. t73! ON MONDAY we will sell 203 26 ln. Umbrallat, steel rods, aeolete wood handl es, good quality serge covers, regul ar i laauane. Sweet Girl I am loved by two men, and I csnnot make up my piled which to marry. What would yon advise? Old.

Lady Get both to Insure their lives In your favor and then wait nntll one of them dies. That will Insure the constancy of tbe other. New York Weekly. Looklas; Ahead. "But" she said, "we are little more than strangers as yet, you know." "Yes," he answered, "but.

don't let that Interfere. We can break off the engagement after we get better acquainted if necessary." Chicago Record Herald. A Sanday Game. Mrs. Crlmsonbeak Yon say be beat bis wife with a club? Mr.

Crlmsonbeak Several clubs. "Tbe monster!" "Oh, I don't know! Yoti see, be bent her St olf." Yonkers Biptmmn.n Water! They spread ruin and desola tion in many homes. You may say, 'I Am Not Afraid," but it is bet ter to say I Am Safe. Better to hare provision for a new home if that old one burns, or is partially ruined. Jo Bl Prtpired It The Thing.

A Postal Card. Mailed to us, with simply your addrass on the back, will bring our simple and safe Fire Insur ance Flan. Ti Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, titter Pittsfsst, Pa. Fire! town and bought their doors: they Mm 1 i i ScreeaJWindow coodLt)BA for better onesvfor 2j, 25oi.3O0 and 35c. rorcn screens, 8 ft.

by 8 asc. Fruit Jars, Ice Cream Freezers, Hammocks, liemgerators. Store The Notion Store 11 Tin otore By depositing with the EQUITABLE a comparatively' few dollars each year during the productive period of your life, the policy will help to take care of you when your producing ability has diminished possibly ceased altogether. Cem mence AT ONCE. TODAY.

NOW, ARMSTRONG A 8ANDER8, AO NTS, Plttston, Pa. This space Reserved For Sacks Brown, Clothiers, Pittston. CURTAIN CALLS. Ulaa Lou Mlddleton will replace Wm Anna sipLaugblln In "The New xork Oscar Hammerateln haa stopped the anle of wine on his roof garden In New York. Clara Belle Jerome has been engaged tor the Rogers Brothers' company for next season.

Ada Gray, once a well known actress." la a helpless invalid and In great need of assistance. The Earl of Bosslyn has signed a contract to appear at the Garrick theater. New York. SIgnora Duse will not go to Parts, as she intended, to play Slgnor d' Annan io's "Franceses." Eugene O'Rourke will probably ploy the part of Hennessey when Charles Frohman produces "Mr. Montgomery and Stone are rehearsing in Chicago with "The Wizard of Oz" company.

Both have good roles. Miss Edith Lemmert, the young emotional actress In leading support of Mr. Henry Ludlam, in private life Is known as Mrs. Lawrence Hsnley. Critical Oalnloa.

Crane I never knew a man more in dustrious in bis profession than young Tlnter. Why. he baa three large pic tures already finished for the next wa ter color exhibit Critic Yes? Crane Yea, indeed! He's wedded te his art. Don't you think so? Crltlc Well er yes, but I also think that bis art hns good grounds for di vorce. Richmond Dispatch.

A Diplomat. Tommy Say, ma, Mrs. Swsllman, up the street, was lookln' at the tear you sewed up in my jacket the other day. an' she said it was done Just beautiful. Ma (delighted) Well, that was a compliment coming from her.

Tommy Tes'm. And, say, ma, I Just got another tear for yon to ax up. Philadelphia Presa. Brain Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food fad ha bera branded by tbe most rompetmt authorities.

They hate dispelled tbe silly notloa that one kind of food Is needed for bralo, another for muscles, and stilt another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish particular part of the body, bat It will sustain every other part. let, howerer gned your food may be. Its nutriment Is destroyed by Indigestion or dyspepsia. Yon must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coining bj taking regular doses of Green's August Flower, the farorlte medicine of the healthy millions.

A few dose aid digestion, stimulate the llrer to healthy action, purifies the blood, and make yea feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. CI. U. Ureea'a reliable remedies at J.

H. Hoock'. (iet Green's Special Almanac. Shake Into Your Shoes Allen' Foot Baa, a powder. It cars painful, smarting nervous fact and Ingrowing nails, and Instantly take the sting eat of corn and bunions.

It's the greatest comfort discovery of lbs age. Alloa's root. Kan makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It a cert la care for sweating, callous and bet, tired, acbtag feet Try Hi totfa. Hold by all drorxist Sad shoe stores.

By null In, Pfwv Lb ilimn, Trtal aaelraM PURR. Address, Alloa 8. Olmsted, fcsBoy, It. (4ftsa.AnaleJullVUy, a Plains school teacher Is eeriously Yesterday, 6() JKigllahepeaklng mln era Edwr4stHe left for the coal fields Ohio to work. The graduates of the Plymouth high school, including the class of 1902, en joyed a banquet last evening.

Thomas Vivian, aged 43 years, one of Nanticoke's best miners, died on Thursday evening of miner's asthma. more Plymouth is free of small pox. Two children who have been HI of the disease in light form have been discharged from quarantine, A Ule daughter of Richard Morris, of CoJereiae, formerly of Warrior Run. ate laurel leaves while playing in the woods, and died of poisoning. Invitations have been Issued for the marriage of Sterling Eyer, a young business man Wilkesbsrre, and Miss Katbertne of Ashley, A few huckleberries have made their appearance in' the Hatleton market They are ripening rapidly, and there will be an abundance offered to the public within a week.

Many of the idle miners from Par sons have found employment at the Rendler quarries, on the Wllkesbarre mountain, where several stone crush ers, kre being operated, Dr. and Mrs. Lewie Taylor. Miss Anna Taylor, Mrs. Thomas H.

Ather ton and Miss Melanle Atherton com prise a Wllkesbarre party that sailed from New York on a trip to Europe. Wilkesbarre'a water inspector has ordered the people of certain sections of that city to boil their drinking war ter before using it, It being full of veg etation and unfit for use as it comes from the hydrant. One thousand men attended the meeting of the Citizens' League held la Wllkesbarre last evening. No report era were admitted and the Droceedlnea were kept secret. The.

object of the organisation is to counteract the boy cott, sentiment. A. H. Bloom, now cashier of the Far mer's National bank, of Bloomsburg, has been elected treasurer of the Lu serne County Trust company, which is about to open business in Wllkes barre. Harry Miller, of Wllkesbarre.

now a bookkeeper la the bank, has been chosen teller, Wesley Walton, of Dennison town ship, left his home in the best of health to work on a neighboring farm, During the aiternoon, a storm csme on, and Walton took refuge under a tree. When the storm had passed away, Walton was found dead under the tree. It is supposed that death was due to heart trouble, The Susquehanna River Improve ment association has been organized In Wllkesbarre and will soon apply for charter. The purpose of the as sociation Ib to remove the Nantlcoke dam, and improve, straighten and deepen the river channel, to avoid the destruction and damage to property by floods, freshets and ice gorges. A Real Friend.

I suffered from dyspepsia and Indi gestion for fifteen years," says W. Sturdevant, of Merry Oaks, N. C. "Af ter I had tried many doctors and medi cines, a friend persuaded me to try Kodol. It game immediate relief.

I can eat almost anything I want now, and my digestion is good." Don't try to cure stomach trouble by dieting. You Deed wholesome, strengthening food. Kodol enables you to assimilate what you eat by digesting it without the stomach's aid. Farrer, Peck ft Roberts DURYEA. George and William Laird have re turned from Torresdale, Pa.

vtara, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metcalf, is ill of pneu monla. James Boyce and D. J.

McArdle have gone to Youngstown, Ohio, to seek employment. Miss Isabella Allen, of Johnstown former resident of Duryea, was call ing on friends here yesterday. Announcement is made that Miss Et ta. Mosteller, of this place, and Benja min Reed, of Avoca, will be married next Wednesday. An infant child of Mr.

and Mts. Frank Lambert died yesterday, and the remains were buried in Marcy cemetery this afternoon. N. P. Clausen, the well known mer chant, enjoyed a fishing trip up the river Thursday.

There were others in the same locality, and although Mr. Clausen is an expert fish erman, he returned home with an empty basket. High Constable John Shukwltz was taken before Burgess Burlington this morning on a warrant sworn out by George charging him with fauing to bury a dead animal after having been notified to do so. The high constable's excuse was that the council had failed to pay him for the wofk hq has done In the past, but the burgess took the view that he: must attend to the. duties of the office so he holds it A fine of $3 and coata was imposed, which he paid.

Special Lew Price Ice Cream for picnics and socials. Codekas, 71 Main street Oil and gaa stoves at Ash's, N. Main. Consumers' Ice Co. now have their ice on cars at Erie de pot, Broad street Filthy Temples In India.

Sacred cows often defile Indian tem ples, but worse yet is a bbdy that's polluted by constipation. Dont permit Cleanse your system with Dr. King's New Life Pills and avoid untold mis ery. They give lively livers, active bow. els, good digestion, fine appetite.

yfjnly 26o at IL Houck's and W. Price's, and G. D. Stroh's, Sfest Pitts. Pitta R.

of it to. be for TerwilKger, Prop. (TALK No. 60.) TO ORDER. Did you ever try to 6uy glMM nd could not And a pair that you could see through? Did "you go on suffering from head ache and eyestrain because there was no relief? This hat been the experience of hun dreds of people.

The secret of the matter Is that they need glasses made for them. No ready made glasses In the world will ever fit their eyes or prove a benefit. My business Is to take the measure of the eyes and order glasses especially for them. If there are weak muscles or defective nerves I see that the glasses put them into normal condition. If I have glasses in stock that fill all' the requirements I fit them for you while you wait.

Otherwise. I send to the factory for them. They must flt you perfectly in every way. W. L.

McDOUGALL. Optician and Jeweler. Real MAN Estate Fire Insurance, Ljfe Insurance, Accident Insurance, Health Insurance, PlateGlass Insurance, Liability Insurance. GURETYO0rJDS. A.

Barber 18 Broad 8t, Troxell Block, PltUton, Pa Office on the ground floor. Wall Boards. What are they? They take the place of Lath and Plaster, are cheaper, can be put on by any one and are fire proof. For sale by J. E.

PATTERSON CO. Men's Patent Kid Oxfords, guaranteed not to break in the uppers; a pair Davenport's Shoe Store. FOR LITTLE KIOXEY. Window Screens, Fruit Jars. Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Screen Doors, Hammocks, Croquet Sets, Fly Paper, Etc.

II It 5 Qoed Goods, Large GOMPERT C0.7 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. MAGNETIZED WATCHES Ktep ti me very Irregularly sometime fut and sometimes slow. Impossible for them to keep accurate time nntll the maitnetism is OTenome. We are nausoally well equipped for this work, sni our cbargotaro reaaonablo. H.

Fritz Weber Watchmakers and Opticians. 14 Strut. UODRHEV BUSINESS DIRECTORY. K. W.

CBOWK, MroHt. Haultsry numbing. Us, tjtesm and Hot Water Pitting. WelsNich Lights and Mantels. Estimates fit Ten free.

Odd Fellows' Building BSMJ. A. CROWTHRir, Both Phone ARCHITECT. registered Patent Attorney. Board of Tiado Bnildlae Pittston, Pa.

Piani prepa for all bul dings. AlrORXKV AT t.AW ahd NonBT Pusuo. First National Bank Building. New Phone. Office 6151.

Iteaideuce S018, r. C. HOSIER. Attonbi at Law. Morgan Block, Pittston, Pa.

Collection promptly attended to. VM. W. HALL. ATTORNKT AT LAW and Notakt PUBLIC 19 Broad Street.

Troxell Block. Pittston. At home evenlncs 7 to 8.30, 227 avenue, ucst ritiston. RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY, AND MACHINE WORKS. J.

A. Toi hill, Prop. Mlnlne Machinery, Engines, Pumps, Etc. General Repairing specialty. Iron and Brass Castings of All Descriptions.

Both phones. MARK HI LBERT. Gbnbral Tbamino. Coal and freight delivered on abort notice. All Koods receive careful handling expert enced men.

Coach for funeral, etc. 1105 Broad street. W. C. BRENTON.

Brickwork or Etbbi Dsscsimoif. Brick Mason and Builder. 606 Exeter Street. New Phon. C.

DONNELLY. I EhBALHKR AND Ft'RERAL DlSCCTOR. Finest Una of Funeral Furnishings in tbe City, Dst or ntabt ualls answered promitlv. 70S. ith Phone.

H. CUTLKB, UNDERTAKING. Fins Coacb Slavics. Office 90 N. Main Street.

I snTn pnmja a Residence York Ave. 1 B0TH PHONKS. D. ADKLSON, Both Phones iron, Hteel Rubber. Rui Iron.

Hteel and Koran Metal. tune 1 soil Wi II Kind) slaterlainof All Kinds. Office A Warehouse Dock near L.V. track OVER 02,500 worth ftockl. can he huvrkaxed bv vah.

Ihtvmrk us. it you kavt mn account with us. amountiur to Merger amounts in nroponum. rou cam saurt inr proni, possiou to oe secure the iivlit. possible to be made on an invest meatoftneai oove amount, ov actual investment of It Mile money.

We loan too balance of comparativeh halt money. We loan too balance of CDS! none, at ehtrM. aril aireedin the nftjt of oer oont. Dr annam. lor the ttmo of the loan.

other business in the world, proffers you greater credit. Full particulars of the method, plainly and clearly outlined, together with other valuable iafor lation, in oar handsome 400 page, clothboaad, Ulns rated "Guide to Investors, wUoh we issue for free distribution. Oat "Dally Market Letter, Stakes anbfaseo! analysis of market eondittons, so presented as to bsasSt investor or trader upon martin. Send for both, They art aightMreese Established Af Itmta Offlce. 1890.

UUa eSB way.NY. STOCKS, BONOS, GRAIN. COTTON. Millar's Bank Blfc, Pittifon, Pi. "Deteirmlnlncttteehiirartwrand financial responsibility of roar Broker.

Is as Imper tant as tax seleotloai a right stock." and UNDERWEAR for Pittston, 1 2 2 2 3 2 1 1 3 3 4 OVATE. Tunkhannock's proposed Isdepend ence Day celebration nss oeen oe clared off. Wyoming county grangers will hold their annual picnic at Wrigley Grove, Lake Carey, on Friday, Aug. 1 Francis McKeon, Democratic poll at hlB home in Maizeville, ecnuyiaiu coumy, agea i yeurn. Rev.

Albert Cooper, of Whlce Haven and Miss Bertha Huber, of Mt. Cannel will be married June 25, in Mt. Car met 1 Lafayette college has conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity on Rev. W. H.

8wlft, Presbyterian pastor in Honesdale. Alvln Day, the veteran editor of the Tunkhannock Democrat, has been se riously ill again, but bis condition now somewhat improved. On account of the destruction of the river bridge at Tunkhannock, no fair will be held by the Wyoming County Agricultural society this year. (Robert Q. Meeker, a student in Syra cuse university, who was spending his vacation with his uncle.

Dr. C. Meeker, in Carbondale, was sprinting along the Delaware and Hudson track, when he was struck by a freight train and instantly killed. Miss. Ora Stark, daughter of ex County Commissioner J.

Wesley Stark, of West Nicholson, has been admitted to practice in the courts of Wyoming county. Mies Stark has. been deputy register and recorder of Wyoming Co. for the past five years. MIRE MEN.

A. 8. Cook, a merchant of Boston, controls 400 square miles of hunting land la Maine. Senator Hanna Is planning a shoot ing trip to his Georgia game preserves when congress adjourns. Dr.

N. C. Morse, president of the Iowa Association of Railway Surgeons, Is the heaviest physician in America, weighing 325 pounds. Congressman Prince of Galesburg, 111., and Congressman Lloyd of Mis souri so closely resemble each other that one to frequently taken for the other. K.

Sober of Lewlsburg, Is known as the "chestnut king" because of his great and successful ventures in raising tor the market an Improved va rlety of chestnuts. The O'Conor Don would be legitimist claimant to tbe Hibernian throne did it exist He claims to be able to trace his lineage In unbroken succession to last of the Irish kings. Professor Virchow, the German phys iologist, celebrated his eightieth birth day recently by taking a double dose of borax to prove that its taking was a benefit to the health. He has taken dose of borax daily for years past Governor Wood brought away from Cuba a souvenir in the form of a ma chete, presented to htm by veterans of the Cuban war. The hilt has the Cu ban coat of arms and a single gold star on one side and the general's ini tials on the other In gold.

Carterville, claims the distinc tion of being tbe borne of the youngest thirty second degree Mason in Missouri, If net, indeed, in the United States. Tbe young man said to be entitled this honor is Carl Cass, who lacks sev eral months of being twenty two years eld. Mr. James Glalsber, tbe English meteorologist and aeronaut is now ninety three. It was during 1862 6A that the veteran made bis famous scientific balloon ascents, twenty eight of them altogether, one of which resulted in a height of over seven miles being attained.

Ready to Yield. I used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and found It a cure," says S. Meredith, Willow Grove, Del. Piles always yield to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. CureB skin diseases, alKklnds wounds.

Accept no counterfeits. Far rer, Peck and Roberta How to Avoid Trouble. Now is tbe time to provide yourself and with a bottle of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and. Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is almost certain to be needed before the summer Is over, and procured now may save you a trip town In the night or In your busiest season.

is everywhere admitted to the Most aucceasfal mediclae ta use bowol complaints, botX for children and ad (Its. No family can afford to be without it For sale by all dealers. rs, I price bo cents; On Monday OnlyCp each ON MONDAY we will Bell Half PUoit (20 wd) of Cotton Varp Straw Batting in assorted colors and patterns, regular price 35c a yard; On Monday Only, tfl I 20 yards $00 ON MONDAY we will sell hundreds of yards of fina oil oillr BILL frnin 1 in ii an diia slllflltf MSB inches wide, worth 38c; On Monday Only, 1Q per yard The above are but fow ot the many bargains we offer. Tours for bargains, Brown Company Formerly A. B.

Brown. Bright's Best Flour Our Best Superlative. 4.25 20 lbs.Granulated Sugar. 1.00 Potatoes, per bu 85 Best Butter 25 Clark A Scott Tobacco .40 Arbuckle Coffee. 10 Mocha, Java Coffee 25 Shapleigh's Boston Coffee, best in the world, 3 lbs for 1.00 Imported and Dometlo Rweitznr Cheese, Club Home and jyinberger Cheese.

Hoiith Main St. Both 'pbuttea. To Aid tlio Strikers Fr.tcis jt cat cora That's the method we have adopt ed to give aid to the strikers. at these and then save money by buying your groceries here. Flour 14 23 20 lb.

Sugar 1.00 glass Mustard So lb. can Boast Beef 25o lb. can Corned Beef 25o large cana Tomatoes 25o cans Corn 25o cans Red Salmon 25o Ib. Coffee 10o can Sausage 10o Veal Loaf, per can 10s Chipped Beef, per can cans Boston Baked Beans qts. Beans 2So qts.

gess Jii TV il lrcnj fi Co. 53 South Main Street. Old newspapers for laying under car pets bo bought at. the Gazette of Bee, Two large bundles for cents. 0.

F. AUTQK.1 CO. STORE Sraat kite Sale. The expected has happened. Lace trimmed skirts are scarce, but we have plenty at prices from one fourth to a half below the old low prices.

Corset covers and gowns in great variety. White Goods of all kinds at cut prices. Don't for get our lawn department. We have them from 4 cents up. Ho.

3 tlzb St. end Ho. 4 Brostf Pitlslon. 2ie tffre Showing Our line of HOSIERY the coming season, among which we mention a Lisle Thread Lace Stripe Stocking fon ladies at 15 CENTS A PAIS, All shapes and sizes in Ladies', and Child ren's Underwear in medium and light weight Globe Wareholises TUm aJcaatmr is tta. trj Urn ot foamta lion.

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