Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 4

FOURTH PAGE. TON GAZETTE, TUESDAY. NOV. iV ira. pic can thus be reached that are not touched by the church services and gittstou (gazette.

DURYEA. ether ordinary means of education, it Fabllakct at Ftttstoa. Lara Osv. Pa. WILLIAM JOSEPH PECK.

OUR TWSMS is wise to seek to uplift the masses through the means of these Sunday The I C. B. A. meets tomorrow Division 27, A. O.

meets Thurs lectures and music programmes in the i ll IBM OAZtTTM Ceatabltabed ISM) the Iday night. ideat newspaper eC cootlnooaa publk schools, the cost being thus reduced to the lowest possible figure. The lec ttoa la tbe Wyoming Aatkradta Coal An infant child of Ben Keid is sen ill. tures planned will be delivered in Yid Field. lamed every evealas (except dish and Italian and will aim to por Bnooay) at SO per aaawa la ad aace, by mall delivered at 0 ceata a Burgess Warren was a visitor at on Sunday.

Mrs. Fvan R. Jones and son were at "Low Prices1' and "Reliable Quality" have l.ronght us the burrrst school bhoe trails in Lnzf rne county and growing day by day OUK tray the duties of an American citizen and to inculcate in newly arrived immigrants a love for their adopted th or lO eeata a week fey caxrlera. Wilkesbarre today. Frank Fox.

of Driftwood, is visiting n4 Gazette Was Owned and Edited by tfce. McKinnon family. Anthracite region people must begin Truro. Hart from 1878 to 1901. Born Nov.

7, to Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Emerick, a son. to feel that their exclusive territory is being encroached upon when the natural gas men get so close to us as To Miss Hazel Jacobs is suffering from OVER POPULATION an attack of tonsilitis. wanda.

Potter county gas is now being Duryea defeated Scranton at basket la accorded by tbe Cessna of l0O to Plttatoa, comprising Plttatoa city, wttfe 12.858; West Plttatoa, B.840; bfltou the depeadeat Taste Alike pjjf Cost Alike SDDiJ he maters keep iK The quality keeps lplt The Largest Selling fjjm iKt Brand of Cigars tar llfv in the World. piped a distance of 43 miles to Elmira, ball Saturday evening. 34 to 3. The recent sale in the Primitive Methodist church netted $257. and the plan is to extend the line to Binghamton.

passing through Waverly, with a branch line down the river as far as Towanda. Only another step would be required to land the natural St .50 MUSSES' SHOES cost yon no less than other $1.50 shoes, but they're a long way's apart iu quality. OUKS ill not only wear longer, but they FIT LIKE FINER SHOES. Smaller Sizes sl.25 and $1.00 O. P.

C. SHOE CO. Mr. and Mrs. James Cadden have re adjacent boroughs of Exeter and Hncbea towa.

and Jenkins and Plttatoa towaahlpe, all aerred by one poatonVe. Within two ml lea at the poatofflce are trlbotmry tU turned after a visit at Windmer. 15 iJ fi fi Mrs. Isaiah Kresge and Mrs. John latea which iwell tbe total to near 40.000.

Herron were callers in Scranton today. gas men in the heart of the anthracite region. It is scarcely likely, however, Arthur H. Wilson and family, of that anthracite operators have any at fi i i a i on roTorrica am sscomd class MAiraa. occasion to fear competition from nat ural gas in this immediate section.

The Scranton, were "isitors here Sunday. 'Squire Gilboy and wife attended the Gibbons Murray nuptials at Pittston today. William Kohnke, who was recently married to Miss Jennie Wilderick, is seriously ill. A ball will be held in Babich's hall gas supply will probably give out long before the coal beds especially if the gas companies endeavor to take in such a wide extent of territory. Union TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1903.

Saves Two From Death. 1 on Saturday evening. Nov. 14, for the 'Our little daughter had an almost benefit of Frank Hodick. fatal attack of whooping cough and Mrs.

Clausen has returned to her bronchitis." writes Mrs. W. K. Havi Congressman Palmer, of this county, introduced a bill in the House of Rep lesentatives yesterday to regulate the trusts. home in Galilee, Wayne county, after land, of Armonk, N.

"but, when all a visit to her son, N. P. Clausen. other remedies failed, we saved her The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of life with Dr. King's New Discovery.

Our niece, who had consumption in an advanced stage, also used this won THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. Contrary to expectations, the message of President Roosevelt to Congress, which is printed in full in today's issue of the Gazette, having been derful medicine and today she is per mm fectly well." Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on read in both branches of the national $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 legislature this afternoon, is very brief earth. Infallible for coughs and colds. Dr.

Baker on Wednesday afternoon. Frank James, of Centermore Ucd, is assisting in the special services at the Brick M. E. church this week. Rev.

Father Stopper has been assisting in the Forty Hours' Devotions at St. Mary's German Catholic church, Pittston. Edward Ellsworth, of Nanticoke, and Julius Rcithoffer and John Mills, of this place, have gone to Hancock, N. on a hunting expedition. The Fuller store building, in the low 50c and $1 bottles guaranteed by W.

C. S3.50 Price, Farrer, Peck Roberts, Pitts ton, and Stroh's Pharmacy, West Pitts iillf WINTER SUITS OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS OVER THE TEA CUPS. er end of town, has been transformed into, a tenement house and is now occu The herbs with which the Indian medicine man used to heal the red YOU vSALE man will form an interesting exhibit pied as a dwelling place by several families. Rev. Mr.

Williams, of Wilkesbarre, will give a moving picture entertain at the World's Fair. Dr. J. W. All the new models in single and BY 11 and 13 Water Street PITTSTON.

PEN'i'A Biankenship, botanist at the State ex perimental station at Bozeman, WM. H. FAY, ment in the P. M. church on Thursday evening, for which an admission of 5 and 10 cents will be charged.

making the collection. The collection will also embrace many things that and treats of only the special question for which the President convened Congress in extraordinary session. It is announced that the longer message, dealing with the various questions of national interest that will be taken up by the present Congress, will be transmitted later. President Roosevelt convened Congress in advance of the time fixed by law in order that it might take into consideration the commercial treaty with Cuba which the administr. tion has arranged and which but an aits the sanction of Congress to be put into effect.

In transmitting the treaty to Congress, President Roosevelt makes it very plain that he is as firm a friend of Cuba as he ever was and that he deems it a duty the United States owes to the young republic in the Antilles that she has fostered to help her out of the financial slough into which she has fallen. At the same time, the President voices conviction that the ratification of the commercial treaty with Cuba would not only be for the benefit of that government, but would secure for the United States economic advantages equally as great, while at the same time not a single American interest is sacrificed. The President thinks it PENNSYLVANIA RAIk KOAD grew wild and were used by the Indians as food. Among these food prod 4 Breith afPlae Balsam la Every Calra double breasted sack suits, made of cheviots, tweeds, eassimere3, Thibets, unfinished worsteds, in plain colors and fancy patterns $10.00. In overcoats there are the medium length, and the big, roomy, extra long overcoat; these come iu black and oxford velours, kerseys and meltons $10.00.

ucts is the sunflower. From the seed of the sunflower the Indians made a nu HARFINA 1 tritious bread. Dr. Biankenship says many of the wild herbs possess medi In effect May 24, Lave IflLKHSRASHIt For Flatlet on, 1'ottsville, Heading, I'hlladei phla tid principal Intermediate ststlont through vestibule trains. Pullman But fet 1'ariur Cars and roaches).

7.45 a. and 4.U5 p. m. week days. For Hazlcton and Intermediate station.

in. week tlayft SUNBt'KY DIVISION AND CONNBC alfa Malm SJ hair soft and Detstroys disease a ci rms lu fllp nmi lt.ly. Bst soap cinal properties which science has few Vsi'K Hart Schafloer jp! jftfc lhnd Tailored Y3S fir of who frivo to. enk HAKf'IN'A SOAP 'UKK. wtt; heretofore overlooked.

Perhaps he "made it up," but a Phil KKH DAYS.I TIONS. adelphia photographer tells this, as having actually happened. A woman Sacks Brown North Main Street, Pittston. entered his studio. p.m.

p.m.. am 6.t) 2.45 lo.Sft S.17 3.01 1O.50 6. S.10 10. OS i.H7 8.1:0 1 1.07 fi.4 8.31 11.16 7.00X8.42 ll.L'ti 7.09 Hr2 tfrn 1.40 7.2i 7.4. 7.61 BO) 8.11 S.l H.a 8.42 6.4.

8.5." MANGAN'S PRICE LIST Csjrtgtat IVtd 11 acoaii.ier A jui "Are you the photographer?" "Yes, madame." "Do you take children's pictures?" "Yes. certainly." 2 7.25 i.9s 11.50 would, indeed, be shortsighted for us 7.32 4. 1 nr. fT.SO f4. 1 to to take advantage of such ai opportunity and thus to force Cub "How much iJ you "Three dollars a dozen." 1271i (WW Wsrr.

1 1 kettbarrs Nanticoke Retreat Mocanaquft Wapwallopen Nescopeek Creasy Espy Ferry E. Bloouittburg Catawlsxa Roaring Creek Uoyd So. I "anville Kipp's linn Wulverum Kiiue's tiiove Sunhiirj IlaiTisburg rialtlmore Washington Philadelphia Wllllamsport Lock llaren "Well," said the woman, sorrowfully. .1 r.r.l 4.31 .14 f4.8."ifl2.20 f4.4 Jf 12.28 f4.45fl2.80 M.27 815 12.40 V.iii "I'll have to see you again. I've only got eleven." One day last week, Governor Van .10 10 045 3.15 11.30 Best Patent Flour $5.00 No.

1 Long Hay. .00 No. 1 Cut Hay .85 Potatoes, per bushel .70 p.m Sant, of Minnesota, visited the State The Confidence Of The" Public 2.2f 3.45 4.23 10.55 9.r.o 10.20 6.40 7.37 fair grounds, at Minneapolis, about fi.00 3.11 7.15 4.1') 6.23 3.17 am 2.30 ll.Od p.m 3.40 1 1.5!l p.m Famous Shoes For Vcmen. in this institution is shown by the fact that its Total Resources now aggregate over noon and went, into a restaurant for a KiifTMWt 1 via Em porium June 7.40 3 Large Bottles Catsup .25 6 bottles Catsup 25 3 cans Tomatoes 25 3 cans Peas 25 into making arrangements with other countries to our disadvantage. The discussion of the treaty will be taken up at once and will probably be disposed of before the time set for the opening of the regular session of Congress.

President Mitchell, of the United Mine Workers, emphatically denies the story that he is to retire from the organization, having been booked for the position of secretary of the department of commerce and labor under the sec Roosevelt administration. It did not require Mr. Mitchell's denial to place the stamp of falsity on that story en so popular a man as President Roosevelt isn't presuming to select his advisers before he has been elected eleven nominated. It will be time enough to talk about cabinet officers after election. a.m.

9.25 5.13 7.i Elmli Canandalgua Lv. Bunbury, vis Lcvrlstown June. Lewistown June Ar. Pittsburg dunch. He was recognized, of course, and shown all possible attention, but just as he was about to begin eating he was surprised as well as amused to hear the barker outside the tent shcut, as he swung his bell back and forth vigorously: "Step right this way to get your nice warm lunch.

Only chance you will have to see the Governor of Minnesota eat. Come right in and watch him feed." And it wasn't long before the place was crowded, while the blushing governor had to grin and bear it. 4.05 11.45 0.55 p.m 2.15 4.05 10.45 p.m JSast. 2 cans Salmon 25 6 cans Sardines 25 FOUR MILLION, FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, Third National Bank, i'C fyoming Scranton, Pa. Capital, Surplus (earned) $600,000.

UND.VIDED PROFITS, $123,000. 3 per cent, interest paid on Savings Accounts, whether large or "Write for our Booklet, "BANKING BY MAIL." OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 7:30 TO 8:30. a.m p.m. p.m. Full Cream Cheese 14 Harris's Best Mocha and The Bend in the Ball Hot in the The forepart is flexible, which means no in." The shank is stitched through and through, thus holding it firmly in place.

Qacen Quality Shoes retaiu their graceful arch. Those satisfying qualities that appeal to women smartness, tlaintj attractiveness and thoi'ough comfort are all found in "Queen Quality. You can buy these shoes at only one place in Pittston and that is this store in 10 dittor ent styles. .36 T.ia 7.10 7.01 6.40 6.30 f6.19 13 9.10 12.10 4.06 8.54 11.54 3.4!) o.43 11.42 8.40 8.31 31.32 8.30 8.19 11.20 3.20 8.02 11.05 8.05 7.52 10.5o 2.55 10.47 7.37 10.43 2.43 7.32 10.35 2.36 Java Coffee 25 6.0f T. F.

Mangan Co. Ar. Wilkesbarre Nanticoke Retreat Mocaoaqna Wapwailopen Nescopeck Creasy Espy Ferr.v K. Itioomsburg Catavilssa Roaring Creek Boyd So. Iwnvllle ICipp's Itunr Wolverlon Kline's Grove Lv.

Sunbnry Ilarrishurg Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Willlamsport Lock Haven 10 NOETH MAIN ST. LACKAWANNA AND WYOMING VALLEY PITTSTON RAILWAY GUIDE. f2.31 ft.01 f2 25 f5.53 7.11 10.17 2 21 5.50 f3.44 f2.10 f5.30 6.45 8.55 2.H. 6 3.35 7.55 11.40 3.25 p.m. p.m ..11.55 4.44 8.52 12.01 noon ..10.40 T.50 10.51 a.m ..11.20 4.26 8.0 11.41 D.ro (LAUREL LINE In Effect September Utb, 1903 Trains leve Pittston for Hancock at 5.47 a m.

week day, and 7.07 a. in Miudnvs, and BUSINESS DIRECTORY. every tweutv minutes thereat'fer until and iu clurtiue 11.4 p. 111 urn in at Hancock 8 mm utts later. Trains le.ivinir as i 27 a.

xu. and SDSton Sh33 Store, JOHN BOOTH, South Mala every one hour and twenty miDutea thereafter CONTRACTOR AND PLASTERER. 73 333iH JflAiM STSIT. 3.50 carry Train leave Pittston f. Sornnton at G.10 a Estimate!) promr.tly furoisned no all kinds of Newspaper men the country over, together with all others who know of the life work of Colonel Alexander Mc Clure, will learn with pleasure that he has received an appointment as pro thonotary of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, that will give him congenial and profitable employment during the declining years of his long and active life.

Colonel McClure was for many years the editor of the Philadelphia Times, which gained a wide reputation as being one of the most attractive and best edited journals in the country. A couple of years ago, it passed into new hands and later was merger into the Ledger, with the result that the veteran editor was left out in the cold. During his long and successful career as editor, he had accumulated a competence, but an unwise investment swept away the savings of a lifetime. His appointment as Supreme Court prothonotary, therefore, comes at a most opportune time. 1.35 8.30 12.40 a.m.

a.m. .12.38 7.35 11.25 m. week iys, and 7 If) a. m. Sundays, and plastering ana cement worn.

2.50 a.m p.m. everv twenty minutes thereafter until and in chi'iinp Vi. right, arriving at crantm 2 1 inutes later. Trains leaving at o.f0 a. m.

UCKAWAtili tup VVKSfilN TKAINS ORTB 7.36 a fi.r New York, iloutrose, Bintf tiainuiu. Eiiulra and Buffalo. a. for New York, rhtladeipais an all station between Kcrautos and Bingaato ton. 12.17 p.

tor New York, fnlladelpala Montrose. Binghamton. Elmira. Buffalo 12.66 p. for Scranton.

New ion. Mica and local utatloua benpwes gcrsoto and New York. 4.24 p. Bcrnoton. 6.27 Scranton, Nlcsolnoa.

Blsgsasi ton, Elmira, BufTuio, Toby banns. 8.01 p. Scranton, Buffalo and New York. TBAISS Bouxfit. DS.

GILIjIQAN, 11 Broad Street. Buffalo, via Emporium June. H.AH, EYK. NOBK ADD THROAT SPECIALIST. .0 and every hour and twenty minutes thereafter Eyes feateil for glasses by latent scientific p.m.

10.00 7.45 8.S0 a.m. 10.45 8.00 p.m. carry mggago. B. F.

WYLY. Traffic Manager, Scranton Elmira Canandalgua muiaoas. apeciai attention to uacarrnaj cases. Office honrs 0 a. to 12 8 to 6 m.

Other hours by appointment. a.m. German Syrup. We want to impress on our readers that Boschee's German Syrup is positively the only preparation on the market today that does relieve and cure consumption. It contains the specifics, such as pure tar, extracts of gums, which have been so highly endorsed for the cure of coughs, colds and consumption by the great medical congresses.

The consumptive, whether his disease is in the throat or lungs, must have rest at night, and be free from the spasm of dry and racking cough in the The diseased parts want rest, healing and soothing treatment, and the patient needs freoh air, good food, etc. German Syrup will givefree and easy expectoration in the morning with speedy and permanent relief. Small bottles, 25 cents; regular size, containing nearly four times as much, 75 cents. At all druggists. A Scientific Discovery.

7 Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does for the stomach that which it is unable to do for itself, even when but slightly disordered or over loaded. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure supplies the natural juices of digestion and does the work of the stomach, relaxing the nervous tension, while the inflamed muscles of that organ are allowed to rest and heal. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and enables the stomach and digestive organs to transform all food into rich, red blood. Sold by Thos. J.

Yates. BEN A. UROWTHEB, Both Phones Lt. Runbury Tin Lew istown June Lewlstown June p.m 4 4.01 p.m 8 00 a.m. .20 7.80 a.m.

9.00 ARCH TECT REGISTERED PATENT ATTORNEY. READING SYSTEM New erssy Central. 3.00 Lv. rittsburg 4 a. for Northnmber'nnd, Williams Rooms Mim ra Bank Bnitritng.

a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. CORRECTED TO JUNE 29, 1903 Trains leavlnir Wilkesbarre 7.25 ano lU.Si a.

FOSTER, a.m. and 2.45 p.m. connect at Sunsury fo Attorney at law and Notary Public First National Bank Building. Shame kin and Mt. trmei, wee a aajs.

W. W. ATTEFBURY, Gen'l MunaRer New Phone. Office 5151. Residence 5016.

J. R. WOOD. Uen Paas Agent port, uarrisaurg, Baltimore ana Washing mn. D.

C. 8.83 a. for Kingston, Wllkcssnrrs ans Plymoutn. a for Nortlmmbsr'anfl and point ou the 1'enn'a R. R.

2.17 tot Nortaamfteriac a i points on I'enn'a R. R. "3 p. rrr riynionb 6 57 p. for NortLurauerland and all 'inrs on fenu a R.

R. 9 21 for Plymouth. SUNDAY TBAIXS. i a' C. HOSIER.

Attoknxi at Law. Uorgan Block, Pittston. Pa, Collections promptly attended to. Stations in New York. Foot of Liberty N.

and South Forry. Through vestibular! train, with parlr car for White Raven. Maucu Chunk, AlloDtown. Bethlehem and Philadelnhla, 7:45 a.m. Only ono change of cars to Baltimore, Washington and principal points South and West.

Trains leave Pittston for Scranton 1 1 3.37, 10.12 p. Kundavs 17 a. m. aud 7 p. m.

For Wilkesbarro 7,45 a. 1.10, 4.18 y. a. 2.31 p. m.

For white Haven, Mauch Chouk, APentown, Bethlehem, Philadelphia and Kaston 7 45 a.m. 1.11. 4.1 p. m. Sundays 7 a 8.31 p.

111 For New York, Newark aud E'izabetM a1 7.4'i a. 1.10, 4. IS p. m. Sundays 7:49 a m.

.31 WM. W. HALL. Fall Goods A full line of the newest ideas North 9 Itf a. for Scranton aa Men York: 8:01 p.

for Scranton, New York and Buffalo. South 30 r. for Northumberland; p. in for Northum 'ig rlnd AttOHNEY AT I.AW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 10 Broad Street, Troxell Block, Pittston At home evenings 7 to 8.

So, 227 Wyoming avenue, West Pittston. UAHK HILliKRT. Ucnkeal Thauino. Cos! EDd freight delivered on short notice. All goods receive careful handling by expert enced men.

Coach for funerals, etc. 206 Broad street. 1 p. in. Discussion of the "Miller case" has had the effect of turning the searchlight of press criticism on the government printing office at Washington.

Notwithstanding all that the newspapers have published in the past six months, the general public still has a very imperfect conception of this great national institution and its workings. With its army of 4,000 employes work Ing under one roof, its elaborate mechanical equipment and the recent extensions of its plant, the government printing office is the largest printing concern, public or private, in the world. A most interesting description of this unique government undertaking is contributed to the Review of Reviews for November by J. D. Whelpley, Washington, correspondent.

in Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Trimming, Dress Skirts, Blankets, Ciomfortabl.es, etc. urancn, ocean urove, etc a. 1.16 p. m. For Reading, Lebanon and Harrisbarg, via Allentown 7.45a.

1 1S, 4 IS p. m. Sunday i.il prm. W. Q.

Bnsler, Vice President and General Manager. C. At. Burt, Oeu. Pass.

Agent. Have you seen our line of Flan W. C. BKENTON. Bkickwobk or Btebi Discumoi Brick Mason sod Bnllder.

50S Exeter Street. New Fkont. A Baker With Skill and Experience com la can barrtly fail to prniuio od RreaJ at aU tiaies it i necevaoh bim. He no uesoln? ns to quuxit tit s. condition of oven autl rIih Inbi.

Mum It tro in when come ut. nv.ss is wax. a inttt tor of chaoeo but fmm the Our bread. roM Hthcui trv, are UolesjiDO aud And aho altiliuoly clean. Charlton's Vienna Bakery 8 1 2 South Main Street, PitLsioa.

nelette Underwear. They are a Broke Into His House. S. Le Quinn, of Cavendish, was was robbed of customary health by invasion of chronic constipation. When Dr.

King's New Life Pills broke into his house, his trouble was arrested and now he's entirely cured. They are guaranteed to cure. 25c at the drug stores of W. C. Price and Farrer, Peck Roberts, Pittston, and Stroh's Pharmacy, West Pittston.

C. H. CUTLER, UNDERTAKING Fine Coach Skhvick. Office 90 N. Main Street.

I nnTn DnniMira Residence Sui York Ave. BOTH PHONES. revelation in Bargain Giving. R.B.CUTLER LEHIOH VALLEY RAILK' AD 4 SASTW4KD. 3.41 a.

daily express, from Buffalo and West to New Vurk and 1'hlltdelphla. S.nSa. express L. B. Jonctlof to New York and Philadelphia.

9.44 a. local, from SSayre to Wilkes barre. a. dailv express, fiom Chicago to New York and Philadelphia. 2.42 p.

dailv express, from New Voi and l'hiladelpcta. 4.43 p.m. dailv local, from L. A B. June tlon to Wilkesbarre.

5.07, daily. Black Diamond, Chicago and Buf falo to New York. 7:44 p. local, from Waverly to Wilkes arre. WISTWASD.

9 16 a. local, from Wilkesbarre to Buffalo. I. 4 2 daily ernress, from Philadelphia nd New York to Buffalo. 3:41 p.

diily. Black Diamond, New York to Buffalo and Chicago. 4.5 local, from Wflkesbarr to Kaverty. 9.S7p. New York and Philadelphia L.

B. Junction. II. 41p.m., dailv expres, from New Yort aud Philadelphia touBultalot and cntcago. Dry Goods Notions.

Lacka. Wyoming Valley R. R. Co. "LAUREL LINE" Special attention is directed to our Double Daily EXPRESS SERVICE at FREIGHT RATES and a liberal share of your shipments is solicited.

Detailed information can be had from Stat on Agent or B. WYLY. Traffic Manager. M. D.

ADELPON, Both Pbonee Iron. Steel and Scrap Metals. Rubber. Rope and Waste. Materials of All Kinds.

Office Warehouse Dock near IV. trackt 8TBOH LIVERY. Cab Service Day or Nigbt. Ooaches for Funerals or Weddings. Stable Stark St.

West Pittston. Both 'ihone OHfCHESTEPi'S PILLS risinHl and Only New York's school houses are to be put to good use on Sunday afternoons and evenings during the winter season, when courses of lectures and recitals will be given. There was at first considerable. opposition manifested toward the movement on the part of religious bodies, but the authorities have the ground that, inasmuch as the character of the lectures and recitals is elevating and as a great many peo 1 lr Hi( HKs! 1J tM.II ll I 4 North Main Pittston. PARKER'S I HAIR BALSAM ii Cleaase aid biutiliea tlio hair.

1 I Promote a lumrisnt growth. BKX wl Kever Fails to Bestore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. HTri i ai. Curea icaip dieasc3 hair falUug. Constipation Headache, biliousness, heartburn, indigestion, and all liver ills are cured by HootS'o PUlG Sold by all druggists.

25 cents. fubftiltutionAKtrit Intltssciunf. A swud otuK iu tKip tVir I ftr ttevlnnt, Ttlmontnt and HoU.lv for tr return MU. Std li RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY AND MICHINE WORKS. J.

A. Mining Machinery, Engines, Pumps, Etc. General Repairing a specialty. Iron and Brass Castings of All Descriptions. Botb phones.

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