Pittston Gazette

              and TMB HOME PAPER. For the People of Pltteton Vicinity. 1  ALL THE HOME NEWS. . .. ,.m,j iiwivny iwnOi rorecast Until B p. m. Tomorrow, for i Eastern Pennsylvania. Fair and colder tonight; Thursday, brisk northwest to north winds. j - v r D * r fi PAGES. JS ejji VP A P (WEEKLY HSTA1 Mto JL JCiArt. 1 DAILY EST. CT A SHJ ' RUSSIAN VICTORY • LANDING AT CHEMULPO. I the C | and ) 1 Store ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST HL 1 You There. London, Feb. 24.—Cabling from Ghefu on Feb. 23, a correspondent of the Morning Post says 40,000 more Japanese troops have landed at Chemulpo and that he has received confirmation of the report that some Japanese have landed at Pigeon bay, others at Tulienwan, and that an engagement occurred the night of Feb. 12. Japan Add* 40,000 to Force Already on across Panama by canal or railroad. The porta at either entrance to the canal are declared tree for all time. Although the house devoted the entire day to consideration of the naval appropriation bill under the five minute rule, small progress was made Amendments were iilTered in profusion for the perfection oi' the measure frona a Democratic standpoint, but all save an appropriation t&r the Oharlestown navy yard were rejected. Just before adjourning the house authorized the printing of 10,500 copiefj of "A Pew Directions Por Destroying Mosquitoes." IS REPORTED Former Bay State Governor MUSLIN UNDERWEAR BARGAINS Senate Vote on Panama Pact Was 65 to 14. hear so many people praising the merits 1 to Succeed Hanna. Price Muslins by the yard and you'll find old prices don't hold— higher—maybe more [so after a while. Home sewing, .then, is poor economy—counting your time and worry. Foolish to try and compete with the big mills that buy by the carload and make garments by the thousand. Six Jap Vessels Said to Have Been Sunk. BACON AMENDMENT LOST. THE PRESIDENTS CHOICE. Stegmaier's D^Beer^ The correspondent at Seoul of the Daily Mall reports a panic at Plngyang, Korea, which Is regarded as heralding the approach of the Opposing armies. President .and Cabinet Make Arrangements For Exchange With Panama The Commiseion Nearly Completed It la 8tated on Good Authority Thai New Head of Republican Nationa Committee Hae Been Decided Upon 60 doz. ladies' plain corset covers, square neck, all sizes, at.. 10c Accordlni spondi to the Standard's oorr*- Beoul, the Japanese bom- Xkrthur at Intervals beth and 14th of February, r, however, but slight injuries. Great Rejoicing on the Isthmu*. Canal Commiaeion Named. Washington, FebJ 24.—With the exception of the Pacific const raeniber the Panama candl commission has been completed. Six of the men who will take charge of the greatest engineering work of the period are: Admiral John G. Walker, president of the present canal commission; General George W. Davis, retired, of the army; Alfred Noble, engineer of the Pennsylvania railroad; William Barclay Parsons, engineer of the New York subway, and Benjamin M. Harrod of the Mississippi river commission. C. Ewald (irunsky ofj San Francisco, a consulting engineer probably will be the'seventh. , Panamanian i Celebrate. Panama, Feb. 24. -The news of the ratification of the Ranama canal treaty by the American senate was received by all officials with great satisfaction. The news rapidly became public and was everywhere with expressions of gratification. Celebrations in honor of the event were held on both sides of the Isthmus. Date For Formal Election Not Fixed. THE NEWS COMES FROM Washington, Feb. 24.—The senate In executive session ratified the Panama canal treaty without amendment The vote wob us follows: 1 lot cambric corset covers, nicely trimmed with embroidery... 2'2c New York, Feb., 24.—The Tribuni says as coming from an authorltatlv* source that at a conference in .Washington President Roosevelt and the ad ministration leaders have agreed on W Murray Crane, ex-governor of Massa chusetts, as chairman of the national committee to succeed the late Senatoi Hanna. does it not occur to you that it's worth YOUB while to try it? 1 lot mother hubbard muslin gowns, yoked trimmed with four rows of Hamburg Insertion, at 39c 1 lot of ladies' cambric mother hubbard night gowns, V neck yoke, trimmed with Hamburg insertion and four tucks, at 50c The report Is confirmed, this correspondent continues, that seventy miles of railroad track and" some important bridges have been destroyed between Harbin and Vladivostok. Yeas—Aldrich, Alger, Allee, Allison, Ankeny, Bacon, Ball, Bard, Berry, Beveridge, Burnham, Burrows, Clapp, Clarh (Wyo.), Clarke (Ark.), Clay, Cockrell, Cullom, Depew, Dietrich, Dillingham. Dojliver, Dryden, Eikins, Fairbanks, Foraker, Foster (La.), Frye, Fulton Gallinger, Gamble, Gibson, Hale, Hans brough, Ileyburn, Hoar, Hopkins, Kean, lvearns, Klttredge, Latimer, Lodge, Long, McComas, McCreary, McCumber. McEnery, Mallory, Millard, Mitchell, Money, Nelson, Penrose, Perkins, Platl (Conn.), Piatt (N. Y.), Proctor, Quarles, Scott, Simmons, Smoot, Spooner, Stewart, Taliaferro, Warren, Wetmore—06. If the latter report Is true It would be a great advantage to the Japanese, as Vladivostok is known to be very badly supplied, and It therefore could not long resist a Japanese attack. There is still, however, no news of actual operations of any kind. Bottled and Pasteurized at the brewery under our Japanese Officials Have No It is customary for the party candidate to Indicate wliom.he wishes tc conduct his campaign, and the nationa committee formally elects him chair personal supervision. 1 lot muslin drawers, nicely trimmed with ruffles" of showy torchon lace, at.. ...25c News and Discredit the 1 lot )adies' neat muslin skirts, trimmed with tucks and full ruffle of lawn, with 2-inch hemstitched hem, at 49c Report. Special dispatches from St. Petersburg give various sensational reports of a political nature. The Telegraphy for Instance, says the Russian government has ordered Its ambassador at Constantinople to obtain the permission of the porte for the exit of the Black sea fleet, but M. Zinovieff, the ambassador, declined to make this request and was able to give the Russian foreign office conclusive reasons for his refusal. Stegmaier Brewing Co 1 lot of eliiklren's muslin drawers, well made, all sizes, pair 12Jc 1 lot of children's muslin night gowns, nicely trimmed with lace, very special price, a garment.. 33c Bottling Department. London, Feb. 24.—News has reached here from St. Petersburg that four Japanese battleships and two transports have been sunk in an engagement at Port Arthur. The dispatch says the Japanese attack was repulsed by the Russians and that the Russian battleship Retvisan covered Itself with glory. London, Feb. 24—A dispatch from Chefoo to the Evening News declares that the Russian consul there confirms the statement that four Japanese warships have been destroyed at Port Arthur. The fight occurred early on the morning of Feb. 23. 'Phones—Old, 422-2 New, 977 Nays—Bailey, Bate, Blackburn, Carmack, Culberson, Daniel, Dubois, Gorman, Morgan, Newlands, Patterson. Pettus, Teller, Tillman—14. WILKESBARRE. PA. PEOPLE'SSTORE, An analysis of thp vote shows that fourteen democrats voted for ratification and fourteen against Two Democrats, Clark of Montana and Stone ot Missouri, were paired in favor of the treaty, and three Democrats—Overman, McLaurln and Martin — were paired against it, so in the total vote sixteen Democruts were for the treaty and seventeen against it. The Republican members were for the treaty to n man. 15 South Main St., Pittston. In a dispatch from Tokyo a correspondent of the Times says some hundreds of Cossacks reached Chonju, thirty miles south of the Yalu river, the afternoon of Feb. 20. Thirty troopers crossed the river at Kazan the same evening, thus arriving within forty-five miles of Plngyang, Korea. Serious Fire in Brockport. Brockport, Mass., Feb. 24.—Fire this ;:Dorning destroyed property valued at $100,000 In the heart of the business section. Brennan and Bread is The Staff of Life W. M. CRANE. mnn. Mr. Crnne been frequently mentioned as the cftft President Roosevelt would like to have manage hit campaign. It is understood the diet will meet the middle of March for the introduction of the war budget. British Troops Ordered to India. Roberts' — PRICE LIST — The better the flour, the better the bread; the better the bread, the stronger the staff. The brands we carry make the whitest, lightest bread. Paris, Feb. 24.—An official telegram received in St. Petersburg announces the defeat of the Japanese, with serious loss, at Port Arthur. All Amendment! Voted Down. Manchester, Feb. 24.—In military circles it is generally believed that orders have been quietly given to the First British army corps to hold itself in readiness for its departure to India within a few days. The rumor that the Russian Vladivostok squadron has again put to sea lacks confirmation. When the senate went into executive session to bring the Panama canal treaty to a vote the amendments which were offered by the committee on foreign relations and afterward withdrawn were again offered aud voted down. The Bacon amendment, providing for a treaty with Colombia with a view to satisfying any future demands of that country on account of the secession of Panama, also Was rejected by a vote of 24 to 40. A Washington dispatch says that former Governor W. Murray Crane of Massachusetts was there some weeks ago In conference with the president, who asked him, it is understood, to become chairman if Senator Hanna should decline to serve. Best patent flour Best dairy butter. Full cream cheese.. 21 lbs Sugar  Finnan Haddie per lb  Bloaters per dozen  Ciscoes per lb  3 can choice Tomatoes  3 cans choice Peas  Peanut Butter  Bacon per lb  California Hams per lb  $5 76 .... 25c . 14c 1 00 10c 25c 5c London, Feb. 24.—Baron Hayashi, the Japanese minister hers, has no information of any defeat to the Japanese vessels at Port Arthur, as reported from St. Petersburg. He discredits the report. A correspondent of the Times at Weihaiwel says he hears that nil the mechanics at Port Arthur, Dalny and Vladivostok are Chinese and that it is impossible for the Russians to repair their damaged warships. Emperor William's Health. London, Feb. 24.—A Manchester dispatch refers to the health of tile Emperor of Qermany and says that the worst news may be beard any day. Evans' Success, per bbl Butterfly Flour, per bbl Surprise Flour, per bbl. Seal Flour, per bbl  Feed  $5.75 5.75 5.75 5.75 Vs St. Petersburg, Feb. 24.—The Czar, replying to an address expressing loyalty to him, today said that such expressions, coming from all parts of Russia, have acted as a great consolation to him. He concluded by saying: "With God's help and convinced of the right of our cause, I am persuaded that the army and fleet will do all that Is due to the valiant arms of Russia and will maintain the honor and glory of the empire." Mr. Crane at that time was averse to accepting. He stands high in the business world, particularly in New York city, and his election to the chairmanship would be valuable to Mr. Roosevelt for that reason. l*he question whether the committee shall be called together in the near future for this purpose or whether action shall be deferred until after the national convention will be decided, soon. RUSSIA CONFIDENT. 25c 25c 10c 10c Date Fixed For Annihilation of the After voting down the amendments offered Senator Morgan made an extended speech iii opposition to the treaty in its present form. Business Failure in Franc*. Lyons, Feb. 24.— caused by the recent depression in securities was announced here today. Oats  55 Japanese Army. "St. FPtel-stiurg, Tel). czar received deputations of provincial assemblies at the Winter palace and received from tUem addresses of loyalty and patriotism. In expressing his thanks his majesty said that in these painful times he found consolation in such expressions of patriotism coming from all the provinces. Potatoes ... 1.00 Sugar, 21 lbs for  Butter, fancy creamery Cheese, per lb  ... 1.00 ..» .25 ... .14 The closing debate ou the treaty opened at fifteen minutes after 11 o'clock. Mr. Bacon (Ga.) took the floor to explain his vote. He said that after due deliberation he believed a senutor should listen to the wishes of his state, and accordingly he would vote for the treaty. 100 Berlin, Feb. 24.—The firm of Frankel & Co., bankers, today made an assignment. The failure is an important one. German Bankers Fail. Ikicned Hams per lb  13c Skinned Ham, per lb. Buckwheat Flour, 25 lb sack Cold Snaps, 3 lb package.... Aunt Jemima, 3 packages for, Nabob, per package,  .Maple Sugar, 2 lb for  Maple Syrup, 1 qt can .25 Maple Syrup, /z gallon can 48 Maple Syrup, 1 gallon can 85 Fancy Table Syrup, 2/t lb can.,. .10 Honey, per cake 16 Populiats at Peace; Convention Called. 42 N. Main St. NEXT TO EAGLE HOTEL. London, Feb. 24.—It has been ascertained, after a most careful investigation, that the European public, as a rule, favors Russia in the present conflict. Your correspondent yesterday polled all Europe through correspondents and the results show that, so far as sympathy goes, Napoleon's prediction that Europe would be all Republican or all Cossack has been fulfilled by Its being all Cossack. St. Louis, Feb. 24.—After two days and two nights of animated debate and discussion by national committees representing the fusion and the middle of the road wings of the Populist party in au endeavor to agree upon a place and date for holding the national convention, schisms were finally healed and differences smoothed over, and the two political factions agreed, to hold In joint convention the People's party national convention in Springfield, 111., on July 4. .25 .10 .25 "The war will end In August or September In the complete defeat of the Japanese,'• Is the assertion of a high authority in intimate touch with the Russian war plans, whose opinion can be taken faithfully to reflect the belief in the highest official quarters. He added: When You Need a Coach At the same time, he said, the people of the state did not approve of the recent occurrences on the isthmus. After stating his position Mr. Bacon spoke of his amendment to the treaty looking to a peaceful settlement of all difficulties between tije United States and Colombia by paying a sum of money to Colombia in full compensation for the surrender and quitclaim of all right of sovereignty over the territory embraced in the republic of Panama. for funeral, marriage or any other ser. vice, we can give you good service. Cab calls answered promptly. Daman's Livery. Both phones. Bamboo Paper. The bulk of the paper used in China la made from the bamboo. The process of manufacture is as follows: Tha bamboo Is placed In large vats In which caustic soda and chloride of lime are mixed with the water. The solution is allowed to soak until a scum rises to the surface. This scum is removed and Is rolled Into paper by hand process.WATCHES Honey, per glass .. .10 Toklo, Feb. 24.—The Japanese war loan of 100,000,000 yen has been covered nearly four times over. "How the Japanese can hope to succeed when our army in the east is strengthened to a point equal or superior in numbers to that of our adversaries we are honestly unable to comprehend. It will not be difficult to place 200,000, 400,000 or even 600,000 additional" men in the field if necessary. AVlien our forces are ready they will finish by driving the Japanese into the sea. 5'rankly, it seems to us that the Japanese either have utterly failed to appreciate Russia's resources or have counted on the aid of Great Britain or the United States, neither of which ever contemplated becoming involved." WATCHES Evans Bros. WATCHES London, Feb. 24—The correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph Co., at Paris, says it is reported there that Japan has proclaimed a protectorate oyer Korea. Mr. Berry (Ark.) said that if he believed the defeat of the treaty would restore Colombia's sovereignty over Panama he would vote against the convention. He said he believed our navy supported the revolution and that this government was responsible for the new republic, but it has been proved that the president would not build a canal on the Nicaragua route. MAN to permanently represent thoroughly l'x ly responsible mercantile house. Cooperative plan. *is week lirst year. *100 cash and full time required. Flno opportunity for hustler. Co-operative, Box S7o,fhlla. Sifct 46 South Main St., Pittston. Every watcli in our stock is of- A Secluded VUlnar®. fered at a reduction of from 15 to For WEDDINGS Elftwart f For FUNERALS ■ ivff . London, Feb. 24.—A dispatch from Seoul says that between 30,000 and 40,000 Japs have been landed at Chemulpo and thrft many of these have been advanced toward Ping Yan, which is being fortified. The dispatch adds that the Russians have established a base of supplies at Wiju and are stationing small detachments along the road from that place to Anju, about 30 miles from Ping Yan. Alblnen, a village In Switzerland, is built on a precipice and is only accessible by means of a succession of wooden ladders. Campbell, Rozelle & C 25 per cent, before stock taking. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reason- If you are in need of one this is your opportunity to save money, able price. (new phone) The people of the south wanted the canal, he said, and therefore he thought it the duty of the representatives to vote for the treaty. A greater part of the honey sold In this country never saw the inside of a beehive. A little dextro-glucose, a little water and a little levo-glucose make "pure, select table honey." This is quicker than a bee can make the 2,625,- 000 cells necessary to gathering a pound of honey. Manufactured Honey. Webster l-B-CARPENTER. exeter st. exeter ioso The conviction is growing here, in official circles that in spite of Japanese denials the Japanese fleet was severely crippled ofT Port Arthur in the engagement which began on Feb. 8. The admiralty has no direct official information to support this except the manner in which the Japanese abandoned the attack at the end of forty-five minutes.PRICE LIST: H. G.SHUPP, Mr. Teller (Colo.) said the present condition of the finances of this government would not permit the taking of the money from the treasury to build the canal, and it would be necessary to borrow the money, and no one knows how great would be the loan we must negotiate. Patent Flour  25 lb. Buckwheat Flour Corn and Meal  Bran and Middlings .. 21 lbs. Sugar  3 cans Tomatoes . .$5.75 .75 General Clearing Sale at The Magnet Nice, Feb. 24.—Grand Duke Curlll, the Czar's cousin, left Nice for the Far East today. It is learned that he will take up an Important naval command at the seat of war. 36 West Market St., Wilkesbarre. Established 1883. Both 'Phones, Too much stock and too little room, consequently knife lias gone in deep. Many values like FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Washington, Feb. 24.—The State Department has received advices that Japan and Korea have concluded the negotiation of a treaty guaranteeing to Korea her independence and integrity. The move is regarded here as a most effective answer to Russia's representations that Japan had violated the neutrality and integrity of Korea. The Japanese who were hanged by Russians in Manchuria for attempting to blow up the railroad bridge over the Sungari river were disguised as coolies and were arrested just as they were about to make the attempt. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank bulldln. New York, Feb. 24, 1904. High. Low. Clos. Sugar 124 122% 123 Car & Foundry .. 19 18% 18% Am. Loco 21% 21% 21% Mr. Simmons (N. C.) said he believed the people of Panama were ready for a revolution. 3 cans Peas (7\ruri/fs PRICES. these 3 cans Wax Beans  3 cans Pumpkin  4 dozen Sweet Pickles . Prunes, 3, 4 and 5 lbs. . 3 cans Up-to-Date Milk . Llmburger Cheese  Crackers, per lb  Heavy I. C. Wash Boilers, No. 8, they are sold at some places as high as 69c, and at others as low as 50c, our sale price 39c "I think the worst thing the United States has done," Mr. Simmons said, "has been to maintain Colombian tyranny on the isthmus for the last fifty years." Inquiry revealed that the prisoners were Japanese officers of the general staff—namely, Colonel Assal of the engineers and Lieutenants Zonelelasclia and Kaourata of the sappers. They were all at once hanged from the bridge. Children's heavy fleece lined hose, worth regular 35c; these go Arrangements were practically completed at the' meeting of the cabinet for the exchange of ratifications of the Panama treaty. The exchange will take place here and probably tomorrow at the state department. Copper 46 Atchison, com. .. 65% B. R. T. 89% 45 64 38" 45% 64% ' 38% .. .16 10 Bet*. Patent Flour . .. .$5.75 PLAN8 CRUSHING BLOW. Best Family Flour .. 5.25 Men's Fancy Bhirts, slightly soiled, assorted lot, worth 50c, 75o and $1.00; your choice for 25c 10c Russia Rapidly Pouring Troops Into B. & 0 75 Ccr. Pacific 114% Cliea. & Ohio 29% Col. F.' & I 30% 73% 112% 29% 30 74 113 29% 30 WE GIVE RED STAR TRADING STAMPS. Chop and Meal  1.25 Port Arthur. Bran and Middlings .... Oats, per bushel  Potatoes, per bushel .... Corn and Cracked Corn .. ... 1.25 ... .55 ... 1.00 1.25 Chefu, Feb. 24.—Trains of twelve tars, each with eighty soldiers aboard, are now arriving at Port Arthu? every ten minutes. ear.M A RUSSIAN VERSION. Ladies' fine Corsets, nicely trimmed, assorted lot, some worth $1, some 75c and some 50c, all nice and clean, your choice 43o Every Attack of Japanese Fleet at Port Troops Ordered to Panama. The war department has ordered the entire Third regiment of Infantry to 1 the isthmus of Panama. The regiment Will leave at the earliest possible moment on the transports Sumner and Mc-CteHau from New Yui'k. TUe- regiment Is going to Panama to relieve the marines stationed there. The headquarters the regiment are at Fort Thomas, Ivy., with Lieutenant Colonel 'Woodbury In command. Erie 22% 111. Central ......126% 22% 126% LEGAL NOTICES. HEARIN8 POSTPONED. In tte-Indebtedness of Pittston Township. In the Court of Quarter Suasions of Luzerne County, No. sa7, November Sessions, IMS. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Commissioner appointed to marHlml the indebtedness of Pittston Township and make report thereof to the oourt, will meet for the purposes of his appointment, to receive all claims outstanding against said township, on Saturday, March ae, 1D04, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the office of M. N. Donnelly, Miners' Bank. Pittston, Pa, All persons having claims against said township are requested to present them at thu1 time or be forever debarred from coliectini them thereafter Arthur Repulsed. Apples, per bushel 75 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar 1.00 Paris.'Feb. 24.—A dispatch from Harbin, Manchuria, published here says ambulances are being sent in there from till parts of Russia and that ilie Baltic railroad has furnished a sanitary train for 200 wounded. ID. & N 102 Manhattan 141 Met. St. Ry 115 M., K. & T 35 Mo. Pacific 88% N. Y. Central ....114 Nforf. & West. 55% St. Paud ........138% u. & W. 20 I'nna. l. 113% Ggb ...V ,98 Reading 40% Rock Island 20% So. Pacific 43% So. Ry., com. .... 18% Tenn. C. & I. .. 34% Texas Pacific ... 22% Union Pacific .... 73% U. S. Leather .... 6% H. S. Steel 10% TJ. S. Steel, pf. .. 55% Wabash 33% 22 lbs. A Sugar 1.00 23 lbs. Br. Su(jar 1.00 Men's heavy fleece lined gloves and Mitts, reduced to. .. 10c Re-enforcements are being pushed forward to the Yalu from the station at Loicheng. ! Keg Herring  Keg Millchres  Ciscoes, per lb  DC' " —  One lot children's mitts, nlwayi dold for 10c, you get them for.. 5c .85 .75 .05 The railway administration has plac- ed two trains, each of eighteen cars, stationary at Dtilny, to remove to the north the hospitals, the officials and the workmen should the Japanese A dispatch from Port Arthur published in Pnris this morning denies categorically the reports of a new attack by Japanese torpedo boats and says they have been repulsed with loss every time they appeared In the roadstead. * The Russian colony at Seoul has taken refuge In the legation at Chemulpo and In the offices of the Russian East China company, which la guarded by sailors. The allegation Is made, according to tills dispatch from Port Arthur) that the Japanese have dethroned the emperor of Korea and annexed the coun try. .it ClBcoes . .60 1M0. 1 Mackerel 15 Kite No. 1 Mackerel 1.20 iodflah 1P 1 lot Comfortables, sold usually at $1.25; sometimes at $1.00; tliese reduced to. P® ' ijSffiHj Children's Coats and Fur Sets at one-third off regular price..... Men's heavy fleece lined Undershirts, reg. 50o value, red. to. .35c Children's Leggings from... 25c See our shirt waist values, prices cut in half, from 25o bombard. In the Hay-Bunau-Varilla treaty the United States guarantees and will maintain tbe independence of the re* public of Panama, while Panama grants to the United States in perpetuity the use, occupation.and control of the softe of land and land under water for the construction, maintenance aiil octlon of the canal ten miles wide, le new republic further grants to United States any other lands neciry for the canal, with the same er and authority as if it were sovgu. AH the rivers and streams of —" ■V- t r.y.i - -D- ' Bloaters Zb Mines hare been laid at Dalny seventeen miles from the shore. Neutral vessels which arrived after the hostilities began experienced great difficulty in clearing from that port. The captains of the boats were not allowed to command their vessels until they had entirely passed the mines, naval officers doing the piloting. A Chinese steamer which cleared last night from Dalny was subjected to a severe search on arrival.  Finnan Haddie 10 3 cana Tomatoes 25 Per doien 90 Pride of Plttston Tomatoes, can.. .10 Per dozen 1.10 3 cans Early June Peas .......... .25 ' OHABLEM F. M'HUOH. 10-a7-3-lo Commissioner. " of Pittston. deceased. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the anderslgneCl. all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands to present the same without delay to J. H. Ml'IAIN, A. T. Walsh, Attorney, Pittston. Pa. Pittston. Pu. a,to,17,24,2.9,10 — MAGNET 87 S. Main St. Pittoton. William Orury, THE LEADING 8R0CEX I • • i