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V'j i i i PlTrSTON OAHrrT FRIDAYS OCTOBER tf ioei. 1 f''K'r' mirn iriT' It Pays to Buy in Pittston. Ivemincler Ill I It is eur to say send 'me this or send me that and have it pot on a book. Wch Yourself I If honest and pay your debts maybe you ar paring two prices for some of your goods. Investigate I and buy whertf you can buy the, cheapest.

Stove Pipe, 5 in. and 6 10c per length, Elbows, the 26(5 kind, our price, 10c. Fire Shovels, So and 10c. Goal Hods, 15o up. Flower Pots, 3c to 30c.

Linoleum, the heavy kind, 55o per square yd. We have a lot of carpet at 25c er yd. that it will pay you to look stamps. Think it over. 25 CENT STORE.

J. N. TEBWILLlOEB, Prop'r, Pittston, Pa; station at Work on the Laurel Line Wllkesbarre will be started at once. C. Manning, a Nantlcoke young man, was placed under $300 for stoning a street car.

Mrs. Robert Byle, widow of a former pastor of the First M. E. church, of Wllkesbarre, is critically ill of paral ysis. Rev.

Clinton B. Henry, pastor of the Dorranceton M. E. church, is on a va cation trip through the Southern States. Mrs.

Levi Lawrence, aged 22 years, of Plymouth, died last night. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffiths. There is a rumor current at Plains that a syndicate will erect a steel mill on Lehigh Valley ground, near Han cock station, of the Laurel Line.

East Butler will have rural free, delivery as soon as arrangements can be made to carry the mall on the Wllkesbarre and Haileton railroad, Miss Julia Mlonahan, aged 20 years, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Monahan, of Wtestmoor. died yesterday. She had been ill for eight months of lung trouble. William Rowe, one of the supervisors of Plymouth township, was fined $10 by a Plymouth Justice for neglecting to keep a public road clear of stones, as required by law.

Ex Senator C. W. Kline, of Hazle ton, has purchased a 300 acre tract of land along the Wllkesbarre and Hazl ton railroad, and will erect a fine country residence thereon. Mrs. Annie D.

Williams, an aged resident of Plymouth, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Haller, In Wllliamstown, Dauphin county, and the remains will be brought to Ply mouth for burial. During the active building months of last year structures valued at $377, 078 were erected in Wllkesbarre, while during the past six months the value of buildings erected was only $295,216.

The falling off Is due to tbe high cost of construction. 1 It having developed in a suit for as sault and battery that Joseph Lavlt sky, a Glen Lyon saloonkeeper, had sold liquor on Sunday, Judge Lynch vpntorilav mil nod a nil tn hfl entered to show cause why his license ghoul? not be revoked. A slight explosion of gas occurred on Wednesday in the Avondale of the L. ft W. Co.

Thomas An thony, Charles Dlnsmore and Edward Jones, all of Plymouth, were burned, Anthony's injuries being more serious than those of the other men. All will probably recover. Application has been made to the county court for a charter for the Odd Fellows' Home Association, of barre. The association Is composed of three Odd Fellow lodges, which contemplate establishing an Odd Fellows' Hall. Provision Is made for other Odd Fellow lodges to Join the association, on consent of those already members.

JUST WHAT YOU NEED. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. When you feel dull after eating. When you have no appetite. When you have a bad taste In the mouth.

When your liver Is torpid. When your bowels are constipated. When you have a headache. When you feel bilious. They will improve your appetite, cleanse and invigorate your stomach, and regulate' your liver and bowels.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale by all dealers on a guarantee. Notice. In the District Court of the United States, Middle District of Pennsylvania In the matter of J. J.

Mangan, Bankrupt. No. 328 in Bankruptcy: Notice Is hereby given to all pertons indebted to the above named bankrupt that all debts, book accounts, Judgments, cboses In action or other claims now due and to become due to said J. J. Mangan, who was.

duly adjudged a bankrupt on tbe 3rd day of July. 1003, are payable to the undersigned as Receiver of the estate of said bankrupt, and such payment is hereby Notice Is hereby further given to all persons so indebted not to make pay ments on account of any such indebted ness to the said bankrupt or any agent or attorney for him, as such persons wil) be held strictly liable and account able for tbe payment of their said Indebtedness to me. Thomas English, Receiver. Pittston, Sept 22. 1903.

tf Consumption and Weight. Insurance companies Insist that Individuals are much more dangerous risks in the matter of consumption If they are 20 pounds under tbe normal weight than if they are the descend ant of families with consumption on both sides of the bouse. Father John's Medicine makes flesh and strength builds up the body. It Is all pure nour lshment food for tbe blood and nerves; no weakening sMmulants or poisonous drugs, not a patent medicine. Cures consumption.

Bcroen doors and windows. Asa. T. A. Parkin in agent hero for O.

F. Carlisle, LXllto aad all oar goods. guarantee thorn medicinally pur Roctooter Distilling Co. aStf Broko Into His House. 8.

Lo Qulnn, of Cavendish, was was robbed of his customary health by Invasion of chronic constipation. When Dr. King's New Life Pills broke Into his bouse, his trouble waa arrested and now he's entirely cured. They are guaranteed to cure. at tne drug stores of W.

C. Price and Fairer, Peck Roberts, Pittston, and 8trob's Pharmacy, West Pittston. Everybody Is liable to Itching piles. Rich and poor, old and young terrible the torture they suffer. Only ono sure cure.

Doan'a Ointment Absolutely safe; cant fall. Pictures and Framing. PurseU'o Art tor. AN ABSOLUTE nsssMsasssssBn So Thinks' nV Wast One Travellna Man, I would as soon think of starting out without mileage book and grip as to start out on a trip without a box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets In my va Use, said a traveling man who repre sents a St Louis hardware house, Why Because I have to pat up at all kinds of hotels and boarding houses I have to eat good, bad and indifferent food at all hours of the day and night, and I don't believe any man's stomach will stand that sort of thing Without protest, anyway I know mine won't. It has to have something to break tlic fall, and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the crutch I fall back upon.

My friends often "Josh" me about it tell me I'm an easy mark for patent medicine fakers, that advertised med clues are humbugs, but I notice that they are nearly always complain Ing of their aches and pains and poo: digestion, while I can stand most any old kind of fare and feel good and ready for work when It needs me, anil I believe I owe my good digestion ar.d sound health to the dally, regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, year iu and year out. and all the "Joshing" in the world will never convince me to tbe contrary I used to have heartburn about three times a day and a headache about three or four times a week, and after standing for this for four or live years I began to look around for a crutch and found it when my doctor told me the best Investment I could make would be a 60 cent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and I have In vested about 50 cents a month for them ever since, and when I stop to think that that Is what I spend every day for slgars, I feel like shaking hands with for I can keep my stomach and digestion in first class order for 60 cents a month. I don't care for any better life Insurance. My druggist tells me they are the most popular of all stomach medicines and that they have maintained their popularity and success because they do as advertised. They bring results, and results are what count in patent medicines as much as in selling barb wire.

A Woman's Complexion. It Is rank foolishness to attempt to remove sallowness or greaslness of the skin by the use of cosmetics or local" treatment, as advocated by tbe beauty doctors." The only safe and sure way that a woman can Improve her complexion Is by purifying and en riching the blood, which can only be accomplished by keeping tho liver heal. thy and active. The liver Is the seat of disease and blood pollution. Green's August Flower acts directly on the liver, cleanses and enriches the blood, purifies the complexion.

It also cures constipation, biliousness, nervousness, and Induces refreshing sleep. A single bottle of August Flower has been known to cure the most pronounced and distressing cases of dyspepsia and Indigestion. New trial slse bottle, 25 cents; regular slse, 75 cents. At all druggists. Estimates furnished on all Undo of heating.

Ash. A very small sum of money invested with us will prevent your house from burning. J. K. Patterson ft Co.

Fillings that last Dr. Welsh, dentist For best groceries, go to Giles. A Perfect Painless PHI. is the one that will cleanse the system, set tho liver lo action, remove the bile, clear the complexion, cure headache, and leave a good taste In the mouth. The famous little pills are doing such work pleasantly and effec tually are DeWltt's Little Early Risers.

Bob Moore, of Lafayette, says: "All other pills I have used gripe and sicken, while DeWltt's Little Early Risers are simply perfect." Sold by Tbos. J. Yates. Couldnt Estimate Its Value. Dr.

Ag new's Cure for the Heart never fails. It relieves in 30 minutes, it cures. It Is a beacon light to lead you back to health. W. H.

Musselman, of G. A. Wels8porL aays: "Two bottles of Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart entirely cured me of palpitation and smoth ering spells. Its value cannot bo esti mated." Sold by J.

H. Honck. 23 Fillings that last Dr. Welsh, dentist Dieting Invites Disease. To cure dyspepsia and Indigestion Jt Is no longer necessary to live on milk and toast Starvation produces such a weakness that tho whole system becomes an easy prey to disease.

Kbdol Dyspepsia Cure enables tbe stomach and digestlvo organs to digest and assimilate all of the wholesome food that ono cares to eat, and Is a never failing cure for Indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. Kodol digests what you eat makes the stomach sweet Sold by Thos. J. Yates. Eat 'em alive.

Oysters. Vienna. Tho Scranton Business College equips young men and fomea for business so thoroughly that they have no trouble in finding lucrative positions as soon as they graduate. Under recent date, a letter to tho Scranton Business College from the Philadelphia office of tho Smith Premier Typewriter says: have a a ma bar at very Mrmble staao KipMo roaMkma for ynanf sua who an (tat aad lotvlllsant. aod capable of oparat ln Um Bmltfe PrMtxr Typwrttr.

ud will plMd to Sr ftm br rttnn mall If Tom can rafar aayoa to oa at lata tlma. ooald aa ss yoonf nn Uka Mr. Balnhardt provtdad. thay war wUUbs ie loesto paraaa otil iBthtseUy." Letters like this are coming ia to the Scranton Business College right along, and while they hare furnished hundreds of graduates there are still more places to be 'filled. Write for booklet and learn more about this institution.

Byrne's Baby Relief for nervousaess and sleepless babies' us whoa tooth la For fresh vegstablas, go to QUea. A soldiers' encampment held In Montrose. Mrs. Elizabeth Ruddy, widow of Thomas Ruddy, died yesterday at her home In Scranton, aged 70 years. A drama based on the story of "Mrs.

Wiggs, of the Cabbage Patch," will be produced by amateurs In Tunkhannock next month. The county cdmmissioners of Penn sylvania, who have been holding a convention in Pittsburg, will meet In Scranton next year. The report of State Treasurer Har rig for September shows a balance of $13,936,191.34 in the general fund at the close of business. This balance ii a record breaker. George H.

Catlln, of Scranton, Is hay ing a magnificent mausoleum erected In Dunmore cemetery. It will be of Vermont granite. In the Grecian Ionic style, and will cost $15,000. It Is expected that Governor Penny packer will be in Scranton on Monday, Oct 12, on which occasion a meeting of the Pennsylvania National Guard association will be held at the Thir teenth regiment armory. The 37th annual reunion of the 143d Pa Vols, will be held at the Carbon dale high school on Friday, Oct.

9. The principal address will be delivered by Major General J. L. Chamberlain. Cap tain P.

DeLacy, of Scranton, Is president of the association. All the work of grading for the four track road by the Lehigh Valley be tween Say re and Athens has been completed, but it will be some time yet before tbe rails are laid and freight traffic will move over the two' new lines. Tbe company will take rails from tbe main lines to use on the two new tracks. It Is probable that temporary tracks 'will be laid first. Sayre Times.

The collections made by Collector of Internal Revenue Penman for the month of September were as follows: Collections on lists, beer stamps, spirit stamps, $5, 529.50; cigars and cigarettes, $10,023. 89; tobacco, special tax, $1 672.17; oleomargarine, $78; total, $110, 131.63. Tbe total collections amounted to $35,000 more than for the same month last year. Morgan Davis, aged 45 years, employed as a miner In the Clinton mine, of the D. ft H.

at Vandllng, had a frightful experience with dynamite yesterday. He was preparing a blast. when the stick of dynamite that he held in his hand exploded. Davis' both hands were blown off, his left eye was gouged out, his scalp was torn In half a doten places and bis side was terri bly bruised. The unfortunate man was very weak from loss of blood when he was received at the Carbondalo hospi tal, but made a surprising rally and may recover.

He has a wife and seven children. A Love Letter. Would not Interest you if you're looking for a guaranteed salve for sores, burns' or piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, writes: "I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Buckton'3 Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best salve on earth." 25c at the drug stores of W.

C. Price and Fairer, Peck ft Roberts, Pittston, and Stroh's Pharmacy, West Pittston. 'HIS MAJESTY AND THE MAID." The 8tar, Miss Emerson, Did Well, But Her 8upport Was Deficient Mary Emerson came to the Broad St. theater last evening In a romantic drama In four acts, entitled "HI Majesty and the Maid." The audience was small and while apparently critical was not slow to express Its approval of the good features. Miss Emerson Is a handsome young woman, and.

as Alicia, has a role demanding a great variety of temperaments, which she portrays in a pleasing and saUsfac kory manner. In. the climaxes she was at her best, and that was excellent The part of Alicia's wooer was In the hands of Max Aronson, who failed to rise to the requirements of the character, In striking contrast to the work of the star. The plotting sneak. Count Norberg.

always ambitious for power, was well portrayed by J. J. Crowley. The humorous character of the play, that of Michael, a clumsy country lad. with a wonderful appetite, was well taken care of by William Weston.

The King Charles of James Addison was fair, while the other actors fell below the average looked for In a play of such a character. The story of tbe play Is Interesting, even novel in several features, though marred with a couple of Improbable situations. The costumes were faithful to the times, as also was tho scenery. In considering last night's production, it should be borne in mind that It was but the third performance given by the company. The playfruelf Is clever one and Miss Emerson, together with several members of her company, are performers of exceptional merit.

With the Improvement that will doubtless result from the repeated production of the play. It will likely rise to the level of the first class theatrical attractions. Ran a Ton penny Nail Through His Hand. While opening a box, J. C.

Mount of Three Mile Bay, N. ran a ten penny nail through the fleshy part of his band. "I thought at once of all the pain and soreness this would cause me," he says, "and Immediately applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and occasionally afterwards. To my surprise, It removed all pain and soreness and tbe Injured parts were soon healed." For sale by all dealers on a guarantee. He Learned a Qroat Truth.

It Is said of John Wesley that he once said to Mistress Wesley: "Why do yon tell that child tho same thing over aad over again?" "John Wesley, because once telling Is not enough." It Is for this same reason that you are told again that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cores colds and grip: that It counteracts any tendency of these dis eases to result la pneumonia, and that is pleasant and safe to take. is The "Horseshoe" is die clothes mark that ypu ought to get acquainted with. You will find in the inside pocket of the best clothes made. I Suits and overcoats are $10 to $25. You get full value for every dollar.

Cafl or write. SACKS B20WV Bole Distributor for PITTSTON, PA. WUk hf tlm "Simbak" Suit Eioal Estate Bargain Gountor ON FIFTH STREET, Wyoming. room house with lot 60x178. Everything in good oondition Plenty of fruit, about 100 bu.

of apples per year. Make ns an offer. ALMOST NEW. 7 room house on Centre Street, built four years ago. Large barn.

Lota of fruit Price $1,800. Armstrong Sanders Real Estate Insurance, Corner Water and Cron Pittston, Pa. tWOver Fay's Hat Store. tHC WO. 1 Mark It down that there's no differ ence between our prices and the low est prices quoted In Pittston, bat there is a difference sometimes in quality.

We endeavor to keep the best Bright Best Flour 15.00 Potatoes, per bushel 65 Sweet potatoes, peck 30 Tobacco, lb 34 Pint Fruit Jars 45 Half Oal. Fruit Jars 65 Quart Fruit Jars. 6" Java and Mocha Coffee 25 Royal 'Arms Coffee, lbs 1.00 T. A. GRACE.

72 South Main Street, Pittston. T. F. Mangan Co. Have opened their store In The Front (Haifa's CM Stud) MAIN STREET Next to People's Bank.

Watch for Prices On Choice Groceries Don't be Caught in the RAIN Bring yonr umbrella to Schussler and nave it re covered repaired COYttS Cats ui op. nplahm or repair ED. SCHUSSLER, Laierne Avev New "phone. Ii a. I 3 over.

We d6 not give trading Small Change in Your Pocket is easily spent and yon usually have nothing to show for it. About 14c per day will pay for a Twenty Year Endowment in the Equitable of New York, which at its maturity will net you 11,000 ana interest on your investment, If you die before twenty years your estate will receive the full faoe value of the policy more payments being necessary. This method of saving gives one an incentive to take care of his pennies and they are what count EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SO. "Strongest in the World!" Any Equitable Agent will quote you rates. KILLED HIS YOUNG BRIDE Shocking Accident In Oly phant as a Result off Playing With a Gun.

Ignatz Klenent, aged 22 years, of Olyphant, yesterday afternoon acci dentally shot his young bride of two weeks, killing ber Instantly. It was another case of "didn't know It waa loaded." Klenent had just returned from his wedding trip, and was at his owi home. About 1 o'clock in the afternoon he said he was going on a bunting ex pedition and started out with his gun. His young wife followed him to the yard and playfully called out to him. See if you can shoot me." "I think I could," he replied, and raised bis gun.

The next instant there was the report of a cartridge exploding and the young woman fell dead, with a gaping hole In ber left temple. Klenent was beside himself with grief, and after he had kissed the blood stained cheeks of his bride, he gare himself up to the au thorities and waa committed to the county Jail. The relatives of the dead woman are convinced that the shooting was accidental and they will assist In efforts that will be made to have Klenent released on ball. Coroner Sal try made a thorough Investigation of the case and is convinced that tho shooting was accidental Union Club Pur Old Rye Whiskey. Guaranteed.

Leading brand In the val ley. 8. J. FREEMAN. Both phones.

RACE RESULTS AT DALLAS. Little Boy and Almekin Wire the Winners of the Contests. The races at the Dallas fair yesterday were among the best ever seen on that track. The summaries are as follows: 2.S8 class Little Boy Obedlah Hector L. Little Maud Time, 2.30U, 2.26, 2.2S.

..1 ..2 ..8 ..4 1 2 dls. 2 23 class Almokln 4 1 1 1 Aroca Girl 1 4 3 4 Mabel Beck 2 4 3 Norman 3 2 2 Time, 2.28, 2 27. 2.28K. 2.28U. A fire proventatlvo la bettor than firo Insurance.

Wo havo something that prevents. J. E. Patterson Oa METHODIST MINISTERS TO MEET. Those of Wyoming District Will Hold ISSth Session In Wllkesbarre.

The 166th session of the Wyoming District Methodist Ministerial Associa tion will be held in the Central M. E. chdrch, Wllkesbarre, on Monday and Tuesday; Oct. 6 and 6. The following programme baa been arranged: Monday evening.

7.30 Praise ser vice, John L. Thomas; address, Tho Essentials of Methodism," L. C. Floyd: discussion, George Peck; missionary address. Rev.

D. 8. Spencer, D. D. Tuesday morning Devotions, Geo.

Cure; business; "Tempting Novelties In the Church Today," C. M. Olffln; discussion, Oeorge K. Powell; missionary address' and question box, Rev. David 8.

Spencer, D. D. Tuesday afternoon Devotions, David Evans; "The Place and Power of Laymen In the Church," Frank P. Ey er; discussion, L. L.

8prague, Ralph Wadhams; "Evangelistic Work the Imperative Need of Methodism," B. P. Ripley; discussion, C. D. Relter; "How Can tho Pew Best Help the Pulpit?" J.

C. Leacock; discussion, W. A. San ford; "How Can the Pulpit Best Help tho PewT" Cyrus Straw; discussion, James Bennlnger. Tuesday evening Praise service.

W. T. Blair; address, Dr. B. Kenyon, of Syracuse, N.

T. 1 A ew ton of are) inraraaea. For particular, too T. PatUnoa 4 Oa, WONDERFUL VALUES FOR FRIDAY ONLY! Indigo Blue rr VrH Calicoes 31 I dill Short lengths of Table Oil Cloth, value 20c lAr a yard Good 29c and 33c Shirt Flannels for Shirts and Skirts, all wool, OOp Vf Friday III OC DSdiac and wool lClt Mixed Novelty Goods, sold from 75c to pi, mst the thing orchildren'sdresses WL 100 Good, strong viuvitinw LMCliaS, lobular price 75c, Friday XO onlv. each Jv Kid Cambrics, regular 5c kind, Friday 3 3 4c ytfd BROWN CO.

STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY ON ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY Opera for business Fri day with Special Bargains Boston Shoe Store, 79 North Main St. 31 NORTH MAIN STREET. Here at our store is now a complete showing, and positively the best values you can get in Men's, Young Men's and Children's Clothing. Make a selection from our stock of Fall and Winter Suits and you get the best val ues you can buy elsewhere. Clothier and Furnisher, Cor! ifain and William Streets.

'A i. If iv (TALK NO. 179.) There Was a Collision on the Hudson river which, It was claimed, was caused by the want of sight by the pilot on one of the vessels. On examination, it was found that his eyes were perfect so far aa any disease was concerned, but that he had about one half the vision he could have had if he had worn correcting glasses. Of course his position only demanded that he should be able to see the lights, but In this case the accident could have been avoided by tho pilot had he taken the precaution to have his vision corrected with glasses.

You think at once that he was a foolish man on general principles, yet there are many people who read this article just as foolish in this respect. I am helping hundreds of people. Can I help you? W. L. McDOUGALL, Optician and Jeweler.

When in Need of a Surety ON YOUR Bond! have your home company, The Title Guaranty and Trust, of Scranton, act for you. IIMIIEITEI II ITTST0I, IT A. J. Dsrbsr 19 Broad 8t Troxell Block Fall Goods A full line of the newest ideas in Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Trimming, Dress Skirts, Blankets, Comfortables, etc. Have yon seen our line of Flannelette Underwear.

They are a revelation in Bargain Giving. R.B.CUTLER Dry Goods St Notions. 4 North Nail St, Pittston. You Need the Laundry Man fffflffffi Tiiinf I UIIDIY. This Is the mum tfaa jtm stoat kwp oa fcaa4 food Ripply of laondand shirta, eoUsn an if Tom woald be Ma ud Mat.

The ACME LAUHDBY doM Um work Mstly aad Pranptlr. Lizcrie Arenac, West Ptttstoft. Walk Through the Vestibule G0L1PERTZ GO UttaiaSL, Rttstoa. Opp. First National Bank.

For sal by all dealers oa a.