Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 3

4 rock a'year a'jeVrecalvea t.u location at the hip anav to cumpiicate John Shields, one of the Oldest. retKlnrhtch neumont drteloAed. Foi a Omar nisnome. SUIT, tents of Yatesvflla. and who waa held In th iilghm esteem as a frlendr and neighbor, died at hie homo fct.

that Tillage this morning at o'clock. Mr. Shields was advanced la yean and he had been in noairr health for, the It W.U Bast year; his strength gradually all Town Talk MA Eraita and Abort Thia la the. regular meeting night of Common cTntnoifi i meetiiig of Broach 414., L. rrm be held this evening, i The Knights of the Maccabees will meet this evening, when the offloers will be installed.

A meeting of Co. N. G. PH Jin be held this evening. An members are urged to be present log until the end eame (his morning.

RAINCOAT, 5 tors, is Our Record for 1907 i No money comes easier than interest money, when once you make a start. Are you harvesting any of our semi annual dlatrlbu tion. of interest money Make a start today with ONE DOLLAR, or. more and the interest, wiU work for you while you sleep. We will welcome your account.

Pittston, Pa. 1 t. tl 1 a tito rp iriirrrs ffMSMlaf: We pay three per cent Inter est compounded semi annually 5 on savings accounts. Interest paid hy calendar month on long or short savings deposits. Union Savings And Trust Company, ft il Nnrth Uaia Ctrt.

fall of rock. He was taken to the Pfttston hospital, where It was foun.i necessary to amputate the injured foot. 'Prof. F. P.

Hopper, county superintendent of schools, paid an official visit to the public schools of Exeter borough today. On Monday evening next, at 7:30 o'clock, the Druid society will hold a meeting In the Knights of the Golden Eagle hall. Andrew Carnegie has agreed to pay one half of the expense of installing a pipe organ in St. Stephen's Slavonian church. Plymouth.

The entire cost of the organ is 12,350. Fifty weavers in the silk mill at Simpson, Lackawanna county, have gone on strike. They object to piecework, alleging that it would reduce their wages. Charles E. Mills, of Athens, until recently district attorney of Bradford county, has announced himself a candidate for the Republican nomination for representative to the legislature from his district.

Sheriff Rodda has adopted new rule refusing to give credit to attorneys and others having business dealings with his office. Hereafter all fees must, be paid when the work is done. In the Lackawanna conntv court, today, Lewis Youngs, of Carbondalc, pleaded guilty to charge of larceny and was sentenced by Judge Newcomb to undergo five years imprisonment in the penitentiary. Bloomsburg citizens will be asked to vote on the location of the site or the soldiers' monument to be erected in that town by Columbia county. county commissioners and the coua cilmen decline to take the responsibility of selecting a site.

The week of prayer is being observed in the Methodist Protestant church and excellent services are 7 re Ported. This evening the Bev. S. F. Ackley Berwick, will preach.

Mr. ACKiey js a preacner or no mean abil ity and is widely known among this congregation. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend this service. Scranton newspapers have made the statement that the management of the Scranton Railway Co. had decided not to run cars down the danl gerous Broad Street hill, this city, on which a serious runaway occurred on Tuesday.

This is apparently, incor rect, since cars are being run down the hill today as usual. The damage done to the front of Dileo's peanut siana oy Hie runaway car is Deing repaired today. PERSONALS Patrolman McGarry Is 111 at his home In Upper Pittston. Miss Anna Smith, of Anderson street, is suffering from an attack of I'unay i Helm, of Ivorth Main street. is able to be out, after a severe illness.

Miss Estella McGuinness, of Mill street, has returned from a visit to Binghamton, James Cavanaugh, the well known tenor singer, who conducts a restaurant ih New York City, is spending a few days with relatives here. Irwin Schlosser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myer Schlosser, who has been seriously ill of pleuro pneumonla, underwent an operation yesterday. The boy's condition is as good as can be expected today.

Dr. Anna. Law Avard. of. Amherst.

Nova Scotia; Miss Maibelle Roden, of Birmingham. Alabama, ana Mrs. May Smithing, of Scranton, formerly of Amherst, Nova Scotia, are guests of Hon. and Mrs. C.

C. Bowman. Eat Bohan's bread and cakes January Clearing Sale. The cold winter Is here and you need good, warm clothing. Here are just a few of Jny bargains: $2.60 Child's Overcoat, slses 3 to 8 $1.48 $8.00 Men's Long Overcoats $3.99 $10.00 Suits, and Overcoats $5.98 $12.00 Overcoats and Suits $15.00 Suits and Overcoats 50c Heavy Fleece Underwear 76c Heavy Jersey Shirts 42c $1.75 Good Warm Canvas Coats $1.19 25c All Wool Heavy Socks 18c $2.60 High Neck all wool Sweat ers $1.18 $1.50 Oxford Coat Sweater 98c Harry Oppenhelmer, 65 N.

Main St. Dr. Moon, dentist. 18 N. Main Proper Dress for VJTOV 3 ot, natters; was striqkeit ti'withri a chUl vnui wes irom IV time Mr; Loftus was in a very seriona condition and it was impossible, to re; dwee the fracture; for feoj; ahocfc would prove fatal.

When the pa tfent finally recovered sufficiently to stand the operation 3t was found. that the dialocatlon eould not, be successfully treated. From that time Mr Loftus was practically a eripple and his health gradually broke down, bb death Was not unexpected. The survivors of Mr. Loftus are widow, one soii, Leo.

one strip daughter, Mrs. James iLinnen and. two step sons, Michael and Edward Holleran. Peter Mc Andrew. Peter McAndrew, aged about 75 years, died yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home, 101 Elizabeth street Deceased had resided here for many years.

For some time he had been In failing health, owing to general decline of his physical constitution due to advanced years, but death was somewhat unexpected. He is survived by his wife, also' one daughter' by his first marriage. Mrs. Fita gerald. The funeral will take place Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock.

Deceased was a veteran of the Civil war. THE FRITSCH STUMO, CHAS. FRITSCH. Personal attention to all sittlns. No.

7 Broad St. TonSlline Tbe Germs which canst Drniijuitj Quinsy reach the deepa rreveniS seated tissues by absorp QtlinSV tion through the tonsils, causing the horribly painful inflammation which results in suppuration. Quinsy is simply a development oi Sore Throat to which some people are peculiarly subject With them, a tedious or neglected Sore Throat terminates is Quinsy. With them, a quickly cured Sore Throat means Quinsy' avoided: and nothing cures Sore Throat as quickly and surely as TONSIUNB. Many such letters as below Drove TON Slunc value in preventing Quinsy.

Gentlemen: I have been subject tc Quinsy for the last fifteen years and have simply had to suffer from ten days to two weeks with it at every attack, never having oeen aoie to una a preventive, until I com menced using TUNSILINB. Up until a year ago I had had ten at tacks of Quinsy, but have been able to avoid it twice since that time by the use of a 25 cent bottle of your remedy. Hoping that others similarly troubled will profit by my experience, and thanking yon for what your TONSIUNB has done for me, I re main. Yours very truly, E.T. KEENAN, wuu 'urn ft auuiw mono, u.

a. man u. Sufferers from Quinsy should always have TONSIUNB ready for instant use on first sign of Sore Throat. 2oc and SOc All druggists. The Tonsiline Co.

Canton, Ohio. At The Banquet Formal dinner wherever a social beverage is indispensable, STEGMAIERS' BEER IS POPULAR. It is an excellent relish with a meal its mildly animating effect produces sociability. It enhances the enjoyment of eating and assists digestion. It stimulates and refreshes both body and mind.

It thoroughly quenches the thirst and has nutritive properties or unmistakable value. It has the Pure Food 'Label on every package. STEGMAIER BREWING CO. MEW 'HONE 542 GEO. BUSS FINE MERCHANT TAILORING, Room 17, Cash Block, North Main Street.

To Save Money BUY YOUR DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. OF M. YASEEN. Cor. Main and Water Streets.

Tiro 910 and $15 Spoctelty Shop IS THE HOME OF Moderate Prices These garments are made of the finest quality and in this season's styles. I Jncob MILLHAUSER, Clothier and Gents' Fornlsher, where: business is done on THE SQUARE. 28 South Main Street SODA WATER All Flavors ICECREAM Family Orders Delivered HOT DRINKS Coffee, Tea, Chocolate SANDWICHES Ham Cheese, American and Swiss MARTIN'S, The Sweet Shop" "The Old Reliable Carpet FOR Brussels Carpet, Ingrain Carpet, Axminister Rugs, Fine Lace Curtains, Exquisite Draperies, Carpet Sweeps, It will be worth your while to see our. assortment. We have the variety and the quality here.

Williams Co. X. MAIN PITTSTON. fl. Louis, Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Silverware and Cut Glass.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIR WORK. Lehigh Valley Watch Inspector. North Main, Opp. William. Hot Drinks 4 at a Moment's Notice In addition to being scrupulously clean, we are always prepared to serve you with Hot Chocolate, Hot Coffe.

Hot Malted Milk. Clam Bouilllon, Hot Lemonade, etc. FARRER PECK'S XEW WATER STREET PHARMACY The annual banquet of the Niagara Engine takes place tonight in the parlors of the hose house. Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day and Independence Day all fay on, Saturday year, thus giving the publlcV three double holidays. The funeral of Neal Duggan, of Old Forge, who died suddenly on Tuesday, will be held on Friday morning at o'clock.

Interment will be made In Dunmore cemetery. It Is rumored that Lieutenant Callahan, of Co. Ninth Regiment, will shortly resign. In ease he does Sergeants Mangan and QUroy will be candidates for commissions. The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs.

William R. Allen tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock. Subject, "The General Field." The funeral of Lincoln A. Green, formerly of this city, ftrlll be held from the family home, on Main street, Jermyn, tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock, and interment wil be made at that place. Alderman Lewis Smith yesterday negotiated a Hughestown real estate deal.

Mrs. Mary M. Tlschler Sold to Robert Clelland a lot 40x205 on Center street. Improved with a. frame residence.

The price was SI. 000. The winter meeting of the Lehigh Valley Medical Society will be held in Allentown on Jan. 23. AmAitr the nnnntv mmKmf of the association are Drs.

C. J. Mc Fadden, J. B. Mahon and C.

W. Pre vost. The National Biscuit Co. will shortly occupy its new quarters on Cron street. The Howell King Co.

uses only part of the old Wesley Brown wholesale house and has fitted the unoccupied section for. a storeroom, which has been rented by the National Biscuit Co. There was another good sized house at the Broad Street theater last night, when tbe Y. M. I.

minstrels gave their second performance. The standard of the first night was even surpassed. The council secured a neat sum from the affair and it will be applied to the building fund. At a meeting of the Henry Grattan Club held a few evenings ago, the following officers were installed: President, James Hennighan; vice president, Martin Moughgan; recording secretary, Anthony Kennedy: financial secretary, John Coggins: treasurer. Thomas Sheridan; trustee, John Cava naugh, Sr.

The ball of Black Diamond lodge. No. 484, International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Helpers, will be held in Keystone hall the night of January 17. The Elite orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music. The committee in charge of arrangements is composed of M.

A. McHale, H. L. Loomis, C. E.

Austin; M. J. Mc Kenna, Peter Churchfield and Eugene Weil. At a meetlne of the First Aid corbs. of the Hillside collieries, held last evening in the Y.

M. C. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, William Jeffries: first vice president, Joseph Llewellyn; second vice president. John B. Jones; secretary and treasurer, M.

A. Golden. Dr. Shields delivered a lecture on 'Bones," and the corns from Butler slope gave an exhibition. Dr.

Shields will lecture on muscles and blood at the next meeting. The choir of the St. John's Luther an church will repeat the Christmas music at the services next Sunday evening. The cantata which will be rendered was written by Miss Carrie a. fevans and is entitled "Redeemer and King." Following is the pro gramme: Chorus.

"Thy Light is duet. soDrano and alto. "The 1 Lord Shall Comfort solo, soprano, "How Beautiful Upon the chorus, "And There Were chorus, female voices, "The Song of the solo. contralto, Thou Who by a Star Didst chorus, "Sing, Ye solo, tenor, "Seek Ye the chorus, male voices. "Oh.

Come. All Ye chorus. music will be in charge of Charles Stahl, choir director. George Nebareskl. a Russian living on the upper end of Luzerne avenue.

met with a painful accident this morn ing while at work in the Stevens col liery by having his foot crushed by a Cm rTb Coughs Crack the Constitution A racking consh issometimts the forerunner of consumption. Stop the cough with Piso'i Cure before your life is in danger. It goes to the source of the trouble and restores healthy conditions. Promptly relieves the worst cough or cold, and has permanently eured countless case oi coughs, colds and diseases 2H Hi Of the throat ana. lungs.

Logans 9 The Quality of Our Drugs Is of the very highest and their freshness and effectiveness the best. We guard against any Imperfections in the smallest details. Try us with your next drug want KANE'S piinnnflciES, PITTSTOjr and AVOCA, Both 'Phones at Both Stores. "It pays to buy Drugs at Kane's." Broad Streets, (Bar Or. Alexander's that Lung Healer Prevents eeesamrtlea.

2Sc PE HTTLE. Keep your feet warm and ypu catch no colds. V6 have the goods, if you neerj them call and we are sure to please you. Men's Hair Lined Shoes, $2.25 Men's Hair Lined Shoes, High Cut $2.75 We have the Betty Felt Co. Shoe in high and medium 7ut.

They are warm. $2.50 and $3.00. Men's Arctics $1.00 Women's Arctics 80c Men's Felt and Combina tion, $2.00 and up. Ladies' Leggings, all colors. Men's and Children's Leggings all kinds.

Full line of Men's, Ladies', ana" Children's Gloves. 44 46 South Main St. tl the kind that tastes like butter. 2 lb. Rolls Bert Noble's Cash Meat Market, 40 South Main St! This Is Season Whon ftnnrl Frirfc IYIIVII UUVU Lggil Are Scarce Are your hens doing their duty? If not, get some of our POULTRY FOOD AND REMEDIES.

Big assortment here. Campbell and tfebster. Cfrocers, Both 'Phones. 57 Main Bt Cold Weather liOOdS Evans Bros, buy 'if' fancy Buttcrinc Death was ue to the infirmities of avancwg years. The deceased was 7years of age.

He was born in CoUnfy Durham, Eng uo, na nis eariy uie was spent in that Fiftypur years ago.he came to this country'anake hie way In the, new world, and after spepdlng a. few years In Archbald, Lacka wanna county, htf came tb Tatesville jtot make JWsS home." Ever siacef that time he had "been a resident of fates vllle, and he was. among the oldest and pest known, residents of the village at the time bt his death. Shields was kn expert rockmam oy occupation ana auring nn long resiaence in xatesvllle he had been employed in rock work about the mines of this Vicinity. He was an in dustrious man and a KOod cttisen.

hav ing oeen one oi tne most substantial residents of his home town, where ho was active in town affairs and took an Interest in everything pertaining to me weuare oi me community. jMe was a member of Keystone Lodge, Sons or st Gam Mr. Shields issurvived by his wife ana me louowing sons ana daughters: Mrs. John Melroy. of Shawville.

William Shields, or Aspen, Mrs. Esther Reed, of Yatesville; Mri Thomas Day. of Parsons; Robert P. Shields, of Wllkesbarre; Mrs. J.

Rosner, of Paterson. N. J. Eighteen grandchildren 'survive. also on a brother and sister, Robert Shields and Mrs.

Ann Brown, of Yatesville. The funeral will be held from the lamily hono on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment in Pittston cemetery. James McHale. James McHale, a highly respected resident of Carbondale who was a resident of Market street, this city, until 17 years ago, died last night at 10 o'clock at his home in the pioneer city, after having suffered for some time from miners', asthma.

Mr. McHale was widely known here and visited here frequently after he moved away. He was the father of the late Henry McHale, who died here a few years ago. Mr. McHale's survivors are his widow, and the following sons and daughters: Mrs.

William Weir, of New York; M. J. McHale, of Parsons: Thomas, Edward and James, of Carbondale; Joseph, pf, Philadelphia; Alice, of Carbondale; Sadie, of Scran ton; Nellie, of Wllkesbarre, and Teresa, of StrcudsBurg. One sister. Mrs.

Ann McNamara, of this city, also survives. The funeral is to be held Saturday morning' from the home In Carbondale. A high mass of requiem will be rung in St Rose's church and the remains will then be broutrht to this city on the D. arriving at Cork Lane at 12:35. Interment will be made in St.

John's cemetery. Thomas Lofrus. After having suffered for. a year past from an injury he received In the mine. Thomas Loftus.

of John street. passed away at 10 o'clock this morning. He was about 45. years Mr. Loftus was employed in "No.

14 rnlh ery and was caught beneath a fall of Our delicious Cod Liver preparation without oil. than old fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions to restore health for Old people, delicate children, weak run down persons, and after sickness, coki coughs, bronchitis and all throat and lung Try it oh our guarantee. H. H. TINKER, Druggist, Pittston.

Pa. GLOBE WAREHOUSE PiTTSTON Gome in aiid look. You don't have to buy. No trouble to show stocfe. It is the largest.

HEW TO DAY Dress Goods Hosiery Underwear Blankets Comforts V. Main and FILED HIS BOND Anthony J. Madden, who has been declared tax' collector of Jenkins township over Michael' Ford, who was ousted a few days ago, has filed his bond and his attorney, W. L. Pace, has had the same approved by the court The bond Is in the surd of 345,000.

Mr. Madden is now prepared to collect the taxes of the township. Fine Chinaware If you admire beauty in high grade Decorated Chinaware, you certainly will be delighted with my assortment. Chinaware Is just a specialty at this store. T.A.GRACE! GROCER, 111 C.

JiOCII '1'IlOllCS. jfo "BLACKBURN CLOTHES FIT." Let Us Make You 1 A SUIT Our Suits are full of character and stylishness. To order $20.00 and Up. Blachbum Co South Main Street. "Sacks Browns CLOTHES FOR Father and Son." "SPECIAL" This rce.k st Our Stcre BLACK.

MEDIUM WEltGHT, ALL WOOL, VELOUR FINISH OVERCOATS fltlD naincoAts With Same CoWr' In Three Lengths THIRTY SIX, FORTY TWO AND FIFTY TWO INCHES PRICES $10, 812. 510 i i SPECIAL to Get Fresh Eggs Some people complain at this season that good eggs are hard to find. IF YOU BUT HERE YOU WILL GET GOOD ONES EVERY TIME. Evening Functions. Vc show a superb line.

See window display. ih i. Holiday Slippers Reduced to COM Two 5c boxes of Matches for Ec; 500 matches of the very best quality In a box, two boxes for Sc. Six Cups and six Saucers, of the very best Iron Stone' China, for 30c Do you have the pleasure of spending your own money as you or do you hand it over to the collector? Get wise. Car loads of Bargains dumped Into the 25c Store every week.

It Will pay you to do some 2 The Best Cliccsc shopping at the old reliable. AT "it i 4 v. i C..