Pittston Gazette

              / WEATHER INDICATIONS. / THE HOME PAPER. Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eastern Pennsylvania. Fair tonight; warmer in the southwest portion; showers Friday fresh, southerly winds. For thet People of Plttston and Vicinity. ALL THE HOME NEWS. PITTSTON, PA. T 4, 1904. „ two cents a copy, i ft P A n FOltTY CENTS A MONTH. f " iii.lj.EjO. 55th YEAR. I WBKKLY ESTABLISHED 1850. I DAILY EST. BI TliKO. IIAttT 1882. FERRIS FOR GOVERNOR. t PEOPLE'S STORE MAIChENG TALK OP SETTLEMENT. TAGGART NAMES HIS ASSISTANTS THE MINERS' TROUBLES. No Sound Basis, However, for the Michigan Democrats Overturn Calcula- When You JD. Rumor. tions In Their Nomination, No Action Yet Taken in Regard to the No Stamps Bui Full Value for Your Money. Read the Items below. You'll find them interesting : Chicago, Aug. 4.—Talk of a settlement of the packing house strike was resumed this morning, with little base for the positive claim such a desirable movement is to" be 1 rought about immediately. President Donnelly, of the Butchers' Unioi, is reported to have advised Secretary Call, of the same union, that another proposition will be made to the packers, which involves satisfaction to the employers and at the same time will not kill the organization the strikers have built up. OranH Rapids, Mich., Aug. 4.—After It had been generally conceded that Justus S. Stearns of Ludington, n Hepublican bolter, would be nominated for governor by the Democratic state Woodbrfdge N. Ferris of Big Itaplds was nominated on the first ballot. The vote was; Ferris, 412; Stearns, U25). Order Check Weighman Question—The Kuro . -»Kin Prepares Sheehan to Head the Ex- * Sliding Scale Increase. Stegmaiers' The Republican says that president Nlcholls, of the United Mine Workers, positively refuses to answer any questions regarding the work of the executive board. As yeq nothing has been done toward carrying out the instructions of the Pittsion convention, which authorized them to declare a strike at all collieries where the check -weighman and check docking boss demands are not granted. The miners feel that they are r'ght. regarding the difficulty and the operators feel that they are right in their contention, while the public in general is anxiously awaiting the result of the'ir deliberations. One summer lawns nice assortment of patterns for 3c a .yd. Children's trimmed hate, regular value $1.00, reduced to 39c each. Fall Back to Harbin. ecutive Committee. RUSSIAN SILENCE OMINOUS PEABODY FOR TREASURER. BEER At the evening session nominations to complete the ticket werfF made as follows; Lieutenant governor, Hiram B. .Hudson, Maneelona; secretary of state, J tunes T. Balcli, Kalamazoo; state treasurer, Edwin H. Smith, Clinton county; auditor general, George A. Curry, Irpnwood; superintendent of public instruction, John E. Mealle.v. Plymouth; land commissioner, Henry McCarty, Newaygo; member of tlie board of education, II. Kirk White, L i(lies' and children's sun bonnets for 10c each. Absence of News From the Front Causes Grave Apprehension at St. Petersburg—Repulse of Japanese at Port Arthur Reiterated. Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Announces Th#it Senator Gofman Will Keep In Close Touch Boys' sailor suits, regular value 75c and $1.00, your choice for 3!)c a suit. you know you are not going to get something that merely looks like beer, but that yOu are going to get beer itself just as made from choice Malt and Hops. Ladies' shirt waist suits, always sold for $3.00, if we have your size only $1.48. ALLEGED MURDERERS CAPTURED With the Management. St. Petersburg. Aug. 4.—According to a message received from Ilarbiu, (Jeneral Ivuropatkin has ordered the removal from that place of all useless civilians in order to provide the greatest possible accommodation for the winter quarters of the Itussian army. Indianapolis, lnd., Aug. 4.—Tlwmas Taggart, chairman of the Democrat! national committee, has announced the following otticers of the Democratic national committee and the following members of the national executive coin- Two Italians Arrested Charged With 10 dozen light percale wrappers all sizes for 39c each. Murdering a Postmaster Buffalo. Aug. 4.—Anton and Peter Dadros, brothers, were arretted last night as they jumped off a Pennsylvania train, on complaint of Chief of Police Harris, of Johnsto ,-n, Pa., charging them with being the r ysterious assailants of the postmaster at Kittanning. The postmaster was held up and robbed and then slain. Owosso. There's cheaper beer on the market beer that pays the dealer more profit than Stegmaiers' but when the dealer wants beer for his own use he orders Stegmaiers'. WHY don't you use the same good judgment.Window shades with spring rollers for 7c each. A feature of the afternoon session was an address for two hours by former United States Senator Charles A. Towne of New York, formerly a Michigan man. Though the Pittston convention empowered th_e executive board of District No. 1 to call a strike and the lDoard endorsed the action of the Pittston convention, 110 time was s«t for a tie-up in the report given out by the board and it is evident that the miners have some plan in view whereby a strike will be avoided. 1 lot of Ladies' belts, all kinds to choose from, your choice for 9c. Men's suspenders made from good webbing with good strong buckles, only 8c a pair. Men's turkey red handkerchiefs, large size, 4c each. mittee There has been complete and ominous silence regarding events at the front since the receipt of tleneral Kuropatkin's brief dispatch of Aug. 2. National committee— DeLancey NIcoil, vice chairman, New York; Oenrge Foster Peabody, treasurer. New York. Executive committee— \V. F. Shew There are neither official nor press dispatches to indicate the progress of fighting around Liaoyang. where It is felt that a most serious situation must exist. It is thought possible there may be a temporary lull. The terrible heat alone would be enough to demoralize the armies, and it would not be surprising if, coupled with the several flays' severe fighting, it forced both Bides to halt and recuperate. BASEBALL. Pope Pius' First Anniversary, Results of Games In National, Ameriican and Eastern Leagues. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Now York—Chicago, 3; Now York. 4. Wicker, Kilng; Mathowson, Bowerman. At Brooklyn—Pittsburg, 3; Brooklyn, 2. Miller. Carisch; Cronin, Bergen. At Boston—St. Louis. 6; Boston, 7. Mc- Farland. Zearfoss; Willis, Moran. Second game—St. 0; Boston, 3. O'Neill, McLean; Fisher, Needham. At Philadelphia—Cincinnati, 5; X'liiladelphia. 0. Kelium, Sehiei; Sparks, Dooin. Becond game — Cincinnati, «; Philadelphia, 6. Harper, Schlei; Frazer, Dooin. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. vr. I.. P.c. w. I,, r.c. New York 'ill 24 .724 St. Louis. 4R 42 534 '.'hicago... M 35 ,008 Boston.... 34 58 .37H Cincinnati 54 ,37 . 593 Brooklyn . 32 «0 .34S Pittsburg. 51 3li .588 Phlla'phia 22 05 .253 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Detroit—New York, 5; Detroit, 2. Cheshro, McGulre; ICitson, Bcville. At Chicago—Washington, 2; Chicago, 3. Wolfe, Patten, Kittredge; Walsh, Smith, Sullivan. McFarland. Regarding the question of paying the sliding sca'.e increase It i.iiS- been learned that all the companies have decided to pay upon the net insiead of the gross earnings. Price 50c per dozen, Both 'phones. Men's good stroDg working shirts, well made, worth 50c, very special price 25c each. Romev Aug. 4.—The first anniversary of the election of Pope Pius X to the chair of St. Peter was observed at the Vatican today. To his immediate entourage in the audience the Pope declared himself to be tired of the political wrangling with which he has had to contend since his elevation to the head of the. Roman Otholic church. Stegmaier Brewing Co f April 20. 1904, the conciliation hoard rendered a decision in a case on the grievance, of the Iieadfng Coal and Iron company and it declared lor the payment of the sliding scale n crease on the net earnings. The operators take the decision of the board to fortify their present action. Since the decision was rendered no sliding scale increase was reported until tut close of the month of June, when Commissioner C. F. Neill computed one per cent. The report' was not made in titne to add the increase to June wages and it was applied to July. No Stamps given here. PITTSTON, PENN'A. PEOPLE'S STORE, There is the gravest anxiety here to learn whether General Kuropatkin is seriously giving battle or Is determinedly screening the withdrawal of his main force. There Is a persistent story afloat that the Russian army has been moving north for some days, but this cftnnot be confirmed. NEW 'PHONE 5452 ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST 15 South Main Street, Pittston FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank building. BRENNAN & ROBERTS Watch Our Prices! The first Russian report of the storming operations at Port Arthur has Just been received from the Russian consul at Chefu. It says a general attack began on Saturday, with the Japanese in immense force. TlJere were two days of bombardment of unprecedented violence. Price List. New York, Aug. i. 1904. High. Ixiw. Close. .... 129% 12!) 129Vs 18% 18'/.. 18 V4 21 21 21 . .. 52% 51V4 51& FULL WEIGHTS Am Sugar . Am Car & K In this region the companies heretofore paid the increase on t'.io gross earnings, and in the lower regions the operators paid the net earnings and the upper and lower regions were divided on the question until the finding of the conciliation board in April. Best patent flour $5.40 Am Ijoco Anial Copper Atchison com Atchison pfcl B. It. T. .. B. & O. .. Can Pacific , Ches & Ohio Chicago & Alton C. F.. I  Eric  At St Tenuis— Philadelphia, 10; St. Louis, 3. Henley, Powers; Selver, Kahoe. At Cleveland—Boston. 7; Cleveland, Dlnecn. Crif?er; Joss, Rhnartos, Hemis. STANDINO OF THE CLUBS w. i*. 54 33 Potatoes, per bushel Meal and chop 1.20 QUALITY GUARANTEED. The Japanese, at the time of sending the dispatch, the consul adds, had everywhere been repulsed with great loss. The Japanese casualties possibly reached 20.0(h), but the Russian losses were insignificant. 78% 90% 77% 90% 51 84 % 125% 77% Corn and cracked corn 1.20 90% 51% 84% 125% Bran and middlings 1.20 Uu 84% Boston rhlla'phl* is 88 .(ill St. taut*. 34 47 .(ill Detroit w. t Hay, long and cut OUR BRANDS OF FLOUR ARE THE BEST TO BE HAD. 125% VhlcaRO. The executive board members of District No. 1, according to their instructions, are now compiling u list of the collieries at which the wages of the check weigh man and cheek docking bosses are not now deducted as the miners believe they should be ami the information will bo considered at the next meeting of the board. 3 bundles straw 33% D1 •D •$/ i»«D 4 WILLIAM P. SIIKEIIAN Now York fD2 S3 Cleveland 47 87 55f* W'HSh'ton. IS 66 3.'! 52 Dairy Butter ♦ 20 The consul further reports that the Russians have an abundance of ammunition. The telegram does not mention naval operations, but it is here considered possible that the Russian warships took part in shelling the be 30 % 40 % 39% 30 24 t 39% 30'/4 24% 134 110".H bnn, chairman, New York; August Belmont, New York; John 11. Mel,can, Ohio; United States Senator Thomas S. Martin, Virginia; Colonel J. M. Utlffey, Pennsylvania; former United States Senator James Smith. Jr.. New Jersey, and Timothy K. Ryan. Wisconsin. EASTKKN LKAOlll Butterfly Flour, per barrel. .$5.25 Success Flour, per barrel .. $5.25 Seal Flour, per barrel $5.25 New Gould Flour, per barrel $5.25 Chop, corn, par 100 $1.15 Corn meal, cr. corn, per 100 $1.15 Bran and Br. Midd., per 100 $1.15 Oats, per bushel 53c 25 % At Jersey City City, 1. Ailkins, griff. — Baltimore, livers; Kason 2; Jersey , Vander- Full cream cheese III Central . I,. & N  Manhattan .. Mot St Ry .. M. K. & T. .. Mo Pacific . N. Y. Central Norf & West St. Paul .. . 133' Lard, pure 117 Vi ..150 . .119% .. 41% 110% 149% 118% 41 At Montreal — B'lffalo, I; Montreal, 4. Jones. Shaw; I'appalau, McManus. Tobacco, all kinds 149% 119 11% 93 At Newark— Providence 1: Newark. 5. FlilrballUs, Thomas: HC W rl'cr. Shea. At Rochester— Rochester. 0: Toronto, 7. FalkenlierK. Puller; Mills. Nichols. Quart root beer bottles siegers, Chairman TaggarKulso made the fol lowing statement: President Nicholls, who presided at the meeting of the board, refused to state when the next meeting; will be called,*but it is not probable that, it Pint root beer bottles JESSEN'S FLEET RETURNS. 9.°.% Onions, per peck 118% «l% 1 »"D£ 118% 01% 146% 118% 01% 117 "Tin- campaign executive committee will have tlie benefit of Senator Jorinan's Judgment and experience in tlie campaign, he agreeing to keep in clone touch with the management at all STANDING OF THE CU TIS w. I.. P.' W. li. I'.' The only place to buy your groceries is at Work of Vladivostok Squadron Put Ir Buffalo 4X L' Baltimore 45 IE Newark... 43 3. Jersey O'y 44 31 is ,iia Montreal.. R»J 40 .474 iT Toronto... 3S 44 .4'il .1 Provl'ence 35 43 .449 .(I Rochester, 24 53 .312 will convene within two weeks Vladivostok, Auk. 4. The receptioc of the cruisers Kossln, (iroinoboi and Rurik on returning from their last expedition was very enthusiastic. a Favorablo Light, Qnt & West Pennsylvania "1 % 30% 119% 100 30% 11!»% loovi BRENNAN & ROBERTS, Batter, best Del. Co l);iiry or Creamery, Clieese, full cream, per lb J Tor lb .21c 120 Vi 101 Berries for Canning at Sharp's Full line of fruits and vegetables ltoth phones. Peo (Jas Reading "Such other committees as are deem (Hi necessary will lie appointed later. times, Populists Mtffet Anti-Parker Democrats North Main St. Next to Eaiclo Hotel lie Rock Island . So. Pacific . So Rwy com T. C. & 1. .. Texas Pacific 23% 22% 50% W\ .",2% 5214 52 % 22% New York, Auk. -t Populists from n number of stales met at the fitt. Denis hotel last night and conferred with ])emoerats who arc opposed to .ludne Parker. The meeting was called by .fames 11. Ferriss of Illinois, chairman of the Populist party, and was attended by .1. A. Edgerton of New Jersey, George F. Washburn of Massachusetts, J. W. Forrest, Albany, N. Y„ Joseph MeGuIre of Mississippi, T. 1,. Thomas of Connecticut, Theodore P. Rynder and J. P. Carroll of Pennsylvania, Melvin G. Pal User, George Tenny, Colonel Mills, Samuel Sealmry, Henry 15. Mc- Donald of New York, Durbin Van Vlcck. R. V. lngersoll, Gustave W. Thompson of Brooklyn and several others from New York city and Hrooklyn. It was decided that the notification of candidates should take place in Cooper Union, this city, about Aug. IS. Uggs, per doz 21c As a result of the cruise naval officer* here believe that a check will bo given to British ami American shipowners carrying contraband of war or at least additional burdens will be imposed upon Japan b.v an increase in freight and passenger rates. 50 % "The executive committee will meet at the Hoffman House, New York city, Monday morning. Aug. 8. Notice is hereby given that no merchant shall give any goods whatever 0)rury's PRICES. Potatoes, per peck  Can Tomatoes, best pack. 2 lb. cau Baking Powder. Corn Starch, per package Loose starch, per lb  Gr. sugar, 1!) lbs. for  20c 25% 25% 45 D4 44% 25% 44% 26-* 95% 07c 20c "The committee will discuss .matters relating to the campaign and will also consider the location in New York city for the eastern headquarters and the location of the western headquarters and any other headquarters that may be decided upon." tCD my son Ernest on my account as I will not pay any debts of his contrac- 27% 95% 95% 20 Di tion. Max Ludwig 3A3 05c Union Pacific U. S. Leather U. S. Steel .. U. S. Steel pfd Wabash .. . 7% First Class Meat Market. Meats in plenty and variety at the Chicago Cash Meat Marker. .. 05c $1.00 The olHters of the squadron are very indignanC"fDecause of the criticism of the British and American press over the alleged "'lawless acts" of the cruisers, claiming that the complete details of the cruise will show that Admiral Jessen displayed the greatest humanity and acted within ins rights and instructions.12% CI "A 12 00% *15 */4 12% 60% Jloncst Weight, Utmost Goods, is «Du*r Motto. Gold Coin Flour $5.25 Butterfly Flour 15.25 Cream Sponge Flour.. .$5.25 Sunlight Flour. $5,25 Best Family Flour $5.20 35% Evans Bros. Delicious Groceries. All the delicacies in the best grade of groceries. GRACE. SMOTHERED TO DEATH. New London, Conn.. Aug. 4. Robert Cranneli Minor, prominent in America and Europe as a landscape painter and artist, is dead at Ills summer home in Waterford after a brief illness, aged sixty-eight. He was born in New York city, and in 1897 lie was elected a member of the National academy. He was. at the time of his death, a member of the American Water Color society, the Society of Landscape Painters, tin' Artists' Friends' society and the Lotos and Salmagundi clubs of New York. Well Known Artist Dead Chop and Meal  ('orn and Cr. Corn... Bran and Midds  Oats, per bushel  Hay, long and short. 1!) lbs. Gr. Sugar. 20 lbt;. A. Sugar.. 21 lbs. Br. Sugar. Arbuckles' Coffee Lion Coll be  $1.15 $1.15 $1.15 juvenile Bikes. 46 South Main St., Pittston. After passing Tsngaru strait, homeward bound, the squadron saw three coast guardships and seven torpedo boats, which, wilile keeping out of range, tried to draw the Russians on to the mine fields and under the guns of the Japanese batteries, but Admiral Jessen declined to be caught in this Foreigner Employed in a Plymouth We have a few juvenile bikes we will sell cheap. KR1SE. breaker Drawn Into a Chute 53c Filled With Coal DURYEA. 85c For WEDDINGS C|nM,ar« f For FUNERALS A shocking accident occurred today at No. 5 D. & H. breaker, at Plymouth. Jacob Tondiska, employed as a laborer, was working in one of the coaf chutes, and was drawn into the coal while the gates were opened at the bottom. Before the coal couLl be run out of the chute and the man's body recovered, he had smothered to death. The unfortunate man was 47 years old. His wife and seven children live in the old country. $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 .. 13c Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.B.CARPENTER, £«tir st. mite* boro New York Republicans to Celebrate. A son Dvas born yesterday and Mrs. Adam Bartuska. to M i' New York, Aug. -1.—Arrangements for the celebration of the semi-centennial of the Republican party in New York Will be made at a meeting to be held on Monday evening, Aug. D1, at the Republican headquarters In the Fifth Avenue hotel. The plan thus far outlined is to have the celebration on the fiftieth anniversary of the first meeting, which occurred at Saratoga iu September, 1854. A ratification meeting will be held at Saratoga Wednesday evening, Sept. 14, which will be ntterfded by many who participated in the first gathering and by many.qf the Fremont voters of 1850. .  Harry, aged ten months, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards, died this morning after a short illness. 13c trap. Del. Co. Butter.... Full Cream Cheese Sweitzer Cheese... 21c 11c lGc The cruisers landed here twentythree Europeans, including sixteen officers, and thirty-two Malays, forty three Chinese and sixty-three Japanese Wife Drowned; Husband Insane, Bridgeport, Conn,, Aug. 4.—In an effort to save his sister, Mrs. Rose Keynsk.v of 115 East One Hundred and Nineteenth street, New York, from drowning in Parlor Rock lake, near Long hill, Bernard Weiner, twentythree years old, was drowned with her, and her husband, who was thrown out of his carriage while driving to the scene of the accident, is now violently The services in the Presbyterian church will be held at. 7.30 in the future instead of at 7 o'clock. Brick Cheese Pure Lard... 13c 10c John firennan. aged ten years, son of Mrs. Breunan, fell from a cherry tree yesterday and suffered a fracturo Clearance Sale at the Magnet Haieheng, Aug. 4.—In consequence of he- desperate lighting of the last few lay# and the Japanese turning movelent, the Russians have been eompell-1 to evacuate Haieheng and fall back n Auehanshan. Haieheng Evacuated, Pail Lard Clean Seeded Raisins Cleaned Currants.... California Peaches .11c California Apricots 11c Prunes, B, 4, & 5 lbs '25c Onions, per peck 30c Potatoes, per bushel 80c Cabbage 6c, 7c and 8c 11c 10c .....08 Dr. J. A. O'Malley, office hours from S a. m. to 2 p. in. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metcslf and Mr. and Mrs. John Mills attended the excursion of St. Cecelia's congregation, of Wyoming, to Lake Carey yesterday. of his arm The Size of Siberia, Few persons realize the size of this immense country, and as an illustration it is said that the United States, witli its possessions and all of Europe except Russia could be put into Siberia and considerable territory would be left over. As an illustration of the value of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters we point to its 50 years' record of cures and the thousands1 of letters received from grateful people everywhere. Have you ever tried it for stomach, liver or bowel disorders? If not, take our advice and commence today. Good health always follows. It never fails in cases of sick headache, 'bloating, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, cramps, insomnia, nervousness, malaria or bowel complaints. Delicate women, too, are soon restored to health and strength by the Bitters. Try it. insane. One Thousand Russians Lost. Maoyang, Aug. 4.—The Russian atnipt to push back a numerically sudor force of Japanese from Kuchlai on .Inly 31 resulted in an admitted issian loss of 1,000 men. Misses Mary and Agnes Cuoimings, Miss Margaret Murphy and Harry Rubury, all of Scran ton, spent Tuesday evening at the home of school director M. J. Murphy. For tlic next 10 days we* will give some rare values. This is our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale, and, we sliall mako it the largest in point of values. Newark, N. J., Aug. 4.—Herbert 10alie attempted to escape last night from Detective Sergeant Farrell, who bad just arrested him on a charge of passing a forged check, and was shot dead by the officer. Farrell declares that he did not intend to shoot Earle, but that his revolver was discharged accidentally as he started to run after his prisoner. Officer Killed His Prisoner, Nebraskans Honor Lewis and Clarke. William Drury, Fort Calhoun, Neb,, Aug. 4.—The one hundredth anniversary of the arrival on Nebraska srtil of the famous Lewis and Clarke expedition was 'celebrated by 2,000 Nebraskans here, who dedicated a monument to the memory of the dead explorers. The United States government was represented by General Theodore Wint, in command of the Omaha division of the department of the Missouri. Leading Grocer of Wyo. Yalley, 11-13 SOUTH MAIN ST. Warehouse on Charles Street. Just a few prices to give you an idea of what we are doing: ondon, Aug. 4.—According to word lived here the Russians at Port Arhave been driven back to the line of defense. The Japanese 300 guns in action on tl:e de- Campbell, Rozelle & T. A. DURKIN. 1 Lot Caliecl and pertjale w'rappors, trimmed with deep fiCmitcc and braid, worth use, Sale price  One Robber Identified. Webster 1 Lot Ladies'Muslin underskirts, deep Mouni-e trimmed with « inch torchon lace and dust ruffle, sue Ciuality  don, Aug. 4.—The Japanese lei has received a dispatch from containing a report from Gen- Johnstown, I'a.. Aug. 4.—Superintendent P. F. Campbell of the Puritan Coal company has identified Guldo Metzi, an Italian from Pittsburg, as one of the mdn Who ambushed and robbed lilm of nearly $3,000 last Saturday at Portage. The Identification was made in the City hospital at Altoona. The man later gave his name as Gaetano Giampoli. Beat Patent Flour $5.25 Bartei's Bottled Beer, Ale and Porter, 2 doz. cases $1.00 Female Horse Stealer Extradited. 19 lbs. Sugar 1.00 l Lot Large cotton batts, best  toe kind, sale price  Dku, stating that the Russians •een continually retreating to ■rthward since Aug. 2. The disadds: "Our army occupied, on I, Hai Cheng and New Chwang, 'ter 30 miles to the northeast open port'of the same name." o, Aug. 4.—Advices recaiyed toate that 12 torpedo boat decs, four torpedo boats and a r of gunboats emerged from \.rthur on Monday night but driven back by the Japanese. Ogdensbnrg, N. Y., Aug. 4.—Carrie Foster, alias Mary Skifflngton, lias been surrendered to the authorities of Rutland, Vt., on an extradition granted by Governor Odell. She is under indictment for horse stealing and was captured here after selling two horses. Feed, per 100 lbs $1.15 Pabst Bottled Famous Milwaukee Beer, 2 doz. cases $1.20 Potatoes, fancy stock, per pk .20 Pure llye Whiskey, full quart l Lot Children's "fie and 9se parsols, Sale price  Best Dairy Butter .21 4 doz. Sweet Pickles l Lot Children's parasols Sour Pickles, per doz 10 Sliced Boiled Haui, per glass .15 Chip Boef, per glass,. 15c and 25c Prunes, 2, 3 and 4 lbs 25 Rice, 3 and 5 lbs 25 1 Lot.Silk flu^s.pillows all sizes, from.. .23c l Lot Ladies price...  35c lace ribbed hose. Hale Physicians havo long been looking for a harmless headache cure. It has been jiroduced by an eminent chemist of the national capital. It is known as Bromo-Pepsin. Besides curing every form of headache almost instantly, Bromo-Pepsin is equally and as promptly efficacious in chronic and acuto indigestion and the nervous disorders incident thereto. It is effervescent and pleasant to take and may be liacj of all up-to-date druggists at 10 cents a bottle. It comes as a boon to mankind and womankind. For sale by Stroll's Pharmacy. a9TTSlyr bottles 75c to $1.50 Chase Cfc Sanborn's Teas and Coffees at same prico you are paving for inferior quality. Bass's Ale, Guiness's Stout. Wakefield, Mass., Aug. 4— Louis Adlemau, a young man of this town, has becon»» totally blind as the result of bathinir while he was overheated. Bath Caused Blindness 1 Lot Ladies' corsets to close Atlanta, fta., Aug. 4. — Frank H. Reynolds of Marietta. Ga.. was killed and his wife fatally Injured In the crash of their automobile into a telephone polo near UoHon, about six miles from this city. Fatal Automobile Crash, lLof Ladies' silver and (tilt shirt waist sets, ISC kind, our Sale price— Pint Mason Jars, per doz... , .45 Quart Mason Jars, per doz.. .50 2 quart Mason Jars, per doz. .05 Jelly Glasses, per doz 25 Fine Brick and Limburger Cheese Fresh Vegetables every morning. l Lot Ladies' soc low collars. Sale price Dairy Butter "21 lm'd and Domestic Wines & Gins Mineral or Table Waters. l Lot Ladies' silk shirt waist-', black and colors, worth $3.50 and #4.uo, your choice ....,$1.00 .don, Aug. 4 —The St. Petersburg •spondent of the Central News res that the Russian auxiliary crui- Donural, left the Baltic eea in First Typewriter Patentee Dead. Palmyra, N. V., Aug. 4.—John M. Joucs, the oldest printing press manufacturer in the United States, is dead at his home here. He Is credited with having made and patented the first typewriter In this country, receiving bis patents on his uiachinf in 1855. He Yvus uifibty-flve yeurs old.  T. A. DURKIN. — MAGNET Alfonso's Sister Betrothed. suit of one British and twj Swedi vessels believed to be carrying re submarine and seven torpedo joats in sections to Japan. Madrid, Aug. 4.—A marriage has been arranged between* the Infanta Maria Teresa, sister of King Alfonso, and Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria. We Give Red Star Trading Stamps and Full Weights Guaranteed. 45 S. Main St. Both 'phones. Corner Dock Street. 37 S. Main St., Pittston.