Pittston Gazette

              r THK HOME PAFCft 1 For tha People of Pltteton and r fn -§**r — Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow Eastern Pennsylvania. \ J ALL THE HOME NEWS. Vicinity. Pair tonight; Sunday, fair and warmer. r ' 55th I WKEKl.V KBTA 1 DAILY KB "P. Mt PjL VSTO PA., I TURD AY, JUNE 3, 1905, TWO CENTS A COPY. I FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f 8 PAGES. ARE NOW NURSES BATTLE WE EALTHY. INRFALT TED MESSAGE TO CZAR the president that the term* of peace would prove most generous should Russia be willing to take up the question without further delay. ARY I'itt'ston l*eojDIc Have Over Four and a Half Million Motors on Deposit Japan'* Condition*. In the Local Hunks. Sheriff Looking for Township School Directors. Japan, It is said, will be willing to make the Chinese Eastern railway International or will sell it to China at an agreed sum to be deducted from the war indemnity. It will hold Dalny and Port Arthur and will regard these ports as assets to be estimated in the terms of peace. It will wipe out tho Russian timber concessions on the Yalu river aful give to Japanese corporations the mining rights held by Russians south of Seoul, in Korea, the government taking certain profits in perpetuity.Very Succassful Exercises at the Hospital. Admiral Togo Had Waited Sensational Meeting of Equitable Directors. Roosevelt Strikes Blow for Hank statement* are a good Indication of a city's progress. It Is; therefore, very gratifying to IMttston people to note that every succeeding statement Issued by our financial Institutions shows a steady growth in business. Statements of our four banks appear In this Issue. Of special Interest Is the item of deposits in each statement, as follows: Peace. Three Months. THE FACTIONS UNITE. A LARGE ATTENDANCE FORTS WERE FEARED. ATTACHMENTS ISSUED TAKAHIRA ASSENTS. Frick, Harriman and Bliss Resign as Directors. Rojestvensky Showed Mag- Directors Will be Brought Conditions Which Japan Addresses by Judge Ferris, Dr. Guthrie and Fr. Feeley nJlcent Courage. First National  Union Savings & Trust Miners'  People's  .$1,145,562.55 318,131.95 . 2,562.730.51 564,492.80 Into Court. Will Grant. With only two more days to serve as school directors of Plttston township attachments for contempt of court were issued this morning by Judge Lynch Dgainst the members of the present board. On their Issuance the sheriff was directed by Judge Lynch to have them served immediately and the members of the board taken fnto custody. Deputy Sheriffs John W. Jones, Fred lthodda and Vincent Massi took the attachments and camne at once to this vicinity to serve them. As far as Is known the only attachment served so far was on Michael Hopkins, secretary of the board, who was taken into custody nnd is now at the sheriff's office in Wilkcsbarre. The deputies are making a rigid search for the other members of the board, and the probablli ties are that they will be taken into custody before evening. It is not thought that they are avoiding the service, but thus far the deputies have not been able to locate any of the members but Hopkins. The members against whom the writs are out are: Michael Hopkins, secretary of the board; John Keefe, president; James Mangan, William Connors and Oscar Alpaugh. , The attachments were Issued almost at the last moment, as the present board will go out of existence next Monday, when the new board will take charge of the district. A hearing in the attachments was down for 2 o'clock this afternoon In the office of Sheriff Davis, hut none was held owing to the fact that only one member of the board had been found. It is believed that Judge Lynch will take up the case as soon as the men wanted aro in custody. The charge of contempt was made against the board for refusing to honor mandamus executions issued on two judgments of Thomas Barrett. Judge Lynch handed down additional attachments this morning in the two judgments of Mary Cooney against the district. The first were given on motion of Attorney William L. Pace and the second on motion of Attorney W. T. Hlbbs. Attorney Pace has been working on the judgments of Mr. Uarrett for the past three years. After exhausting every other moans he asked u rule tor an attachment against the board and while the matter was being considered by the bench the board was ousted and the present board appointed. The entire work had to be gone over again and has just now borne fruit. The opinion handed down by Judge Lynch in the Barrett case is as follows: New York, June 3.—Denouncing ana defying his enemies and false friends in the hottest and most sensational meeting of directors in the History of the Equitable Life Assurance society, James H. Hyde, the first vice president, with a clear working majority at his back, defeated the Frick report brought about the resignation of Ilenry C. Frick, B. H. Harrlmaa and Cornelius N. Bliss from the directorate, put through resolutions providing for the election of a chairman of the directorate, who would take over all the powers of James W. Alexander, the president, and arranged for a reorganization of the executive committee so as to remove from it Gage E. Tarbell, the second vice president, and other anti Hyde men. It will take back the island of Sakhalin, forced from It by the Russians long ago, and will estimate all these things in bringing down the figure of Indemnity t'j money. In addition Japan, it Is understood, is willing to appraise the Russian ships in the harbors of French and German China, China proper and Vladivostok at $00,000,000 and will not ask indemnity of more than $350,000,- 000. This outline is believed to cover Mr. Taknhira's statement to the president. The money cover more than the foreign bond issue of Japan, and it is said Mr. Roosevelt suggested to Count Cassini that the Russian government should begin pence negotiations with the understanding tlint amendments might be accepted to the terms as suggested. If any person has doubts concerning the popular interest of our people in the Pittston hospital or appreciation of Its work, he should have been at tho hospital last evening. The occasion was the flrst commencement exercises of tho Nurses' Training school, seven young women being awarded diplomas showing that they have completed tho course of study and practice prescribed by the officers of tho institution. The north ward had been cleared for the night, and was the scene of the exercises. The room Is quite large yet It was Inadequate to accommodate the throng of representative people who gathered to show their regard for the graduates and their good will toward the hospital. Some of the people who failed to secure seats In tho ward were accommodated In the sun parlor, the windows between the two rooms being opened. The rooms were very tastefully decorated. Oregon Heights, the beautiful eminence on which the hospital is located. Is noted for its wealth of laurel of a choice variety, and the woods were levied upon for the bountiful supply of wild blossoms and leaves that transformed tho hospital for the night Into a veritable flower garden. No florist could have furnished floral decorations more beautiful. The national colors also adorned the walls. London, June 3. — The Pally Telegraph publishes the following; A correspondent at Sasebo sends the following brief tactical summary of the naval battle: $4,590,917.81 Washington, .Tune 3.—When the Russian ambassador, Count Cassini, departed from the White House last evening he carried a message from President Roosevelt to Emperor Nicholas of Russia. This message may net hereafter be a state document, and lit historian may be able to put his hHii\" upon It, but It is nevertheless true that Mr. Roosevelt struck a hard blow for peace in the far east and that he did it with the assent of Kogoro Takahira, minister from Japan. The neat sum of over four and onehalf millions of dolars on deposit in our banks belonping to residents of this community is a pretty good indication of the prosperity that Is attending their labors. "Admiral Togo had never changed bis plan of operations. He had always waited iu Tsushima straits and lay there ready for three months. Assembly Club Dance, At Valley View park on the Laurel Line, Tuesday, Juno 6th. Unique feature will be high class ca"ke walking during lntermissloif by colored competitors from Scranton, Pittston and Wilkesbarrp, for purse. Tickets, including railroad fare 35c. Music by "Bauur, of Scranton. 2J4t "Admiral Rojeatvensky had sent scouting boats to the strait?, but the Japanese did not reveal their presence, for in a certain harbor they lay completely hidden from view. The president and Count Cnssini are very warm friends. They have known each other for many years. Whatever Cassini's public views of the war may be, there is no doubt that he agreed with the president on the war situation as It now exists. Mr. Roosevelt was able to tell him frankly that Japan would not prove a bitter enemy, and he was able to go further probably thhn any European power in saying to the Russian ambassador that the chief desire of the Japanese emperor is to bring about a sincere and lasting friendship with Russia. "The Russians feared the forts Along the coast of Tsushima island nnd so chose the passage between Iki and Kuisha. Admiral Kamimura's squadron appeared to the soutli of Rojestvensky and chased him north without firing a shot. '"then Togo's and Kataoka's squadrons appeared to the north of the Russians, who were pressed from the southwest and north toward the east where Simonoseki fortress is situated Rojestvenuky, being enveloped, became the object of concentrated Are from three sides nnd tried to make n dash toward the Japanese main squadron to the north, but this was hopeless. GRAND JURY HAS BEEN CONTINUED l'rosent Jury Will Next Week Consid- er tlie Court J Louse Matter and FINANCIAL AND CO] |{eiDort on It. Plans also were perfected for a thorough reorganization of the agency department so as to deprive Tarbell of much of his arbitrary power over the agcney forces, and a resolution was adopted requesting Hyde to trustee his stock within three months upon terms satisfactory to himself. This last resolution, while emanating from a friendly source, will not be complied with, it is said, until there has been a complete reorganization of the board of directors on Hyde lines. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Now York, Juno 3, 1905. The grand jury which sat all during the present week, made a partial report this morning. There were 71 true bills and 80 ignored bills. The Jury asked that it be allowed to sit next week in order to look more fully into the court house matter, and Judge Lynch granted the request. The jury will make a scotching Investigation at the coming sittings and may have some interesting report to make. The jury went to the site ot the new building this morning and looked over the ground. The iron expert Is still continuing his examination and a report from him may be exmjeted next week. The grand jury wilfcontinue its sessions Monday morning. A m Sugar . Am Car & F Am Loco . . Amal Copper Atchison com Atchison pfd B. R. T. . . . B. &. O. . . . 132% 33% 46% 83% 79% 102 63% 108 146% 132% 33% 46% 81% 79% 102 62% 107% 146% 132% 33% 46% 83% 79% 102 63% 108 146% Takahira Invited to White House. In a long visit Minister Takahira communicated to Mr. Roosevelt the official views of his government on the question of peace. The visit of Mr. Takahira was not informal. When the results*of the battle in the Japan sea were semidefinitely known on Monday Mr. Takahira was invited to the White House and was requested through an exceedingly friendly source to obtain from his government a fairly procise view of what Japan as a nation would expect in pence negotiations with Russia.The programme presented was as pleasing as It was edifying. Oppenheim's orchestra played a number of selections. S. B. Bennett, president of the board of trustees, presided, and Introduced the speakers. Invocation was offered by Rev Dr. W. R. Harshaw, of the West Pittston Presbyterian church. Fought With Courage. Can Pacific . Clies & Ohio C. M. & St. P. C. F. I  Erie  L. & N  48% 172% 48% 171% 48% 172% "I have been able to obtain the following narrative of the circumstances under which Rojestvensky was captured. .lrt« was at first on board his flagship, the Kuia* Suvaroff. From the beginning of the battle on May 27 he fought with magnificent courage, but on May 28 his flagship became separated from the remainder of the fleet. Hyde Control Complete. So complete whs the Hyde domination of the directors' meeting that Alexander voted for the tppointmeut of a chairman of the board of directors who would be superior to the president of the society, and both Alexander and Tarbell joined with Hyde in killing off the Prick report by riddling it and tiling it. Before the meeting ended the Alexander-Tarbell following had been reduced to a corporal's guard, and even Tarbell did not at all times stand shoulder to shoulder with the president. 41% 41 40% 39% 143% 143% 119 117% 96% 96% . .139%139 41% 40 143% 118% 96% 139% Met St Ry Mo Pacific N. Y. Central Norf & West . . Ont & West . . Pennsylvania . Peo Gas .. Large Gifts to Clinrity. Donations antl bequests for last year total nearly a half billion of dollars, as compared with about 1123,- 000,000 in 1901, which was then the record-breaking year. The rtjeordbreaking medicine for the year 1904 was Hostutter'a Stomach Hitters, it having been the means of restoring more sickly people to" robust health than any other. It is really a wonderful medicinc for those whose stomach has become weal , whose liver is Inactive or whose kidneys are unable to perform their proper functions. Thousands . mUTvrrt sr trac ft exclusively. It positively restores the stomach to its normal condition and thus cures indigsstton, dyspepsia, nausea, costlvencss, bloating, heartburn, sleeplessness, female disorders, cramps, or malaria, fever and ague. Try it today. Our private stamp is over the neck of the bottle. 78% 50% 134% 101 ' 96 26% 62% 29 75% 32% 78% 49% 134% 101 94% 25% 61% 28% 75% 32% 78% 49% 34% 101 95% 26 % 61% 29 Hon George S. Ferris, of West Pittston, a member of the board of trustees, was the first speaker. His address was carefully prepared and was delivered with all the grace and eloquence characteristic of the Judges. Following is the text of the address: The occasion which has drawn us j together is in full harmony with this f most charming season of the year / and this surpassingly beautiful plactp' ' Take them together—the time, Jr place, the occasion—and they J and doubtless do, appeal to that nigi. • er nature whose elevating Influence the worst of us sometimes feel and the best of us strive with varying success to heed and follow. Here, at the beginning of the month of roses, when God's warm sunlight has so lately breathed into animate nature the "breath of a new life and, with its magic touch, has clothed the valley below and the hills beyond In robes of vernal beauty—here in view of the historic field where, more than a century ago, men struggled against savagery and gave their lives to win for us the blessings of civilization and liberty—here, on this spot dedicated to humanity and gentle charity, and from which these young ladies are about to go out into the world upon their mission of helpfulness— here, amid these inspiring surroundings, it Is but natural that we should forget for a moment the sordid things of life and turn our thoughts into other channels. Every man knows that life is, but no man knows what it Is. We know that in every living organism there is a mysterious something which, for want of a better name, we call the life principle, but no man can define it. We know that this vital principle is a force marvelous In Its possibilities, but requiring a suitable environment and favoring conditions to enable It to act. We know that this force may lie dormant while time grows old, and then when the proper conditions are at last presented, act vigorously, effectively and with no apparent loss of power. We lia,ve read, for example, of the grains of seed imprisoned with an Egyptian mummy for four thousand years and how they were then released, planted, grew and bore harvest. We know a little something of the conditions under which vital force may act—a little something of what will promote and what retard its act4on, a little something of the results that may be expected from the presence of suitable or unsuitable health conditions—a little something of how to supply those favorable and to remove those unfavorable to vitality. We know a little, a very little something about these things; and it is the business of the farmer and horticulturist to apply this knowledge with reference to the vegetable world —of tho veterinary, with regard to the lower animals, and of the physician and the trained nurse with respect to humanity; but just how vital energy does Its work no man can tell. Observation teaches us however that somehow the result of its action is uplifting, beneficient'and creative. "There It was Isolated, but kept on firing ail its guns, one battleship against overwhelming odds. For a time she was the solitary target of the Japanese fleet. There Is no way of learning definitely what Mr. Takahira told Mr. Roosevelt. It is known that he made certain statements relating to Manchuria and Korea covering the ownership of the Chinese Eastern railway aud the question of fortifications in and about the Sarbor of Vladivostok. The impression gathered by correspondents is that Japan will not ask for any #1,000,000,000 Indemnitv and that Mr. Takahira convinced Reading Rock Island So Pacific . So Rwy com T. C. & I. "Shells swept her decks like a cyclone, and it was soon evident that she must speedily sink. Therefore the admiral, with eight of his staff officers, was removed to the destroyer Biedovy. Both sides seemed anxious to sink all differences for the time being in killing the Frlck report and with it the alleged Rockefeller-Standwd Oll-Cassatt-Harriman plau to tajvi advantage of the situation to discredit Alexander, Hyde and Tarbell, seize control of the Equitable and thereby prevent George J. Oould, friend and supporter of ifyde, from being able to obtain money to carry out his plans for a transcontinental railroad in competition with the Pennsylvania and the Union Pacific systems. 75% 32% 122% 25% 92 Texas Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Steel . U. S. Steel pfd 123 121% 26% 25% 92% 91% "All the while the Japanese continued to pour In their storm of shells. Hojestvensky, having lVeO from his flagship, was now the target of the combined fleet. The destroyer, now the admiral's flagship, attempted to break away, first pointing her head one way. then another, in her efforts to find a gap in the ling of ships and guns. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES Ice cream, wholesale & retail. Moffatt. VARIED AND BEAUTIFUL. .The selection of carpets and mat- BICYCLES Of a dozen different makes, and bar- Captured at Last. / "The Japanese destrojrer/Sasanami advanced from the lines Hameet the admiral's destroyer, and shP glided through the wat«r, pouring in n terrible and close fire. The Biedovy became disabled and was unable to use her steering gear, wliicb had been rendered useless. "Thomas Barrett, for services rendered as janitor of the school .buildings of Plttston township, regularly obtained two Judgments against the Plttston township school district before an alderman for the sums of $60 and $1G7, respectively, on Aug. 1, 11)00. In 1902 transcripts of these judgments were filed in the common pleas of this county. Their validity has never been questioned. tiiifrs which wc are now offering Is one gain prices. You can buy a wheel WILKESBARRE MAY NOW PAVE The object, it was assorted, wns to reorganize the Equitable in such form that uuder no circumstances would it purchase any of the Gould bonds, thus discrediting such securities among other big lenders, particularly the other insurance companies. which contains all the elements de- easily at Krlse's, 35 S. Main St, sirable. We have just received number of new rolls containing very HOW Injunction Against Mayor Kirkciidull Is the lawn mower? Does it grind and City Chjrk Fred. Gates pretty designs. hard? Probably needs sharpening. Was Dissolved No Olive Branch. In the matter of draperies, we lay We can put it in good cutting order. "It was now that Rojestvensky and his chief of staff were wounded again, and this time the admiral was seriously Injured. The Biedovy was boarded by a crew of the Hasannmi. Court this morning dissolved the temporary injunction against Mayor Fred Kirkendall and City Clerk Fred (rates, restraining them from entering Into a contract with the Mack Brick Co., whose bid for paving was several thousand dollars higher than the other bids. The contract for paving the street will now be given to the Mack Co. and the work proceeded with without delay. Though the men said to be back, of the movement denied emphatically that any such motives prompted the framing of the Prick report In Its drastic terms against Alexander, Hyde and Tarbell, it was said that throughout the fight A. J. Cassatt. president of the Pennsylvania; E. II. Ilurriman, president of the United Pacific, and Ilcnry C. Frlck, representing the Standard Oil Interests, never once parted company and that Ilyde and George ,T. Gould stood shoulder to shoulder on the other side. It was said that efforts would be made to get Prick, Harriman and Bliss to reconsider their resignations, but some persons close to the situation expressed the belief that Hyde would not hold out the olive branch to them. claim to the most handsome display KRISE "Since that time the plaintiff has been trying to realize on these judgments, but by one frivolous excuse after another made by the directors he has been baffled. Many special and alias executions commanding the board 'to pay the sthl debt and damages out of any money in the treasury of the said school district unappropriated, and if there be no money In said treasury unappropriated, then we command you that you cause the said debt and damages to be paid out of the first money that shall be received for the use of the said district' have been Issued. shown in (bis city; we'll let you judge for yourself, com* In and examine REPAIRING bicycles done properly and In quick them. "The Japanese searched high and low. All the Russians on the Biedovy were made prisoners, and Rojestvensky was the last man to be discovered. He was found hiding in the bottom of the destroyer, bleeding freely from many wounds. WILLIAMS & CO order at Krise's, no long waits, \ OUIl MEAT WAGON BASE BALL GOODS. A complete stock at Krise's. Will call at your home with a full lino Tlic Children's Favorite of good stock. Hallock's Meat Market For coughs, croup, whooping cough, etc.. One Minute Cough Cure Ib the children's favorite. This is because it contains no opiate, is perfectly harmless, tastes good and cures. Sold by T. J. Yates. ANY TIME "One of the principal Japanese naval officers says in an interview with me that the reasons why the Russians were so utterly annihilated were, first, the deplorable inaccuracy (of their shooting, and. second, the wretched quality of their bo called explosives. A STORE WITH STOCK You want a choice cutting of fresh Is Sharp's Market; everything fresh meat, call at Chicago Cash Meat Mar- "The last alias execution, issued Aug. 1, 1904, was duly served by the sheriff the same day, and on Sept. 8, John Keefe, president and John Bresnahan, treasurer, made return under oath that 'there arc hot funds 4k the ISiK line of strawberries. Orders de- livered, ket. Lawn mowers $2.50 to $10 at Ash's. RHODDA INDICTED. HE MA'GMEI Shells Failed to Explode. treasury of the said district with which to pay said writ.' This return is clearly Insufficient. On Dec. C, on petition sworn to and setting out the facts and refusal of the directors and treasurer to obey tho command of the writ, this rule to show cause why an attachment shall not issue was granted. Twenty-seven days after the sejvice of the last execution, the school board passed a resolution appropriating $7,000 for current expenses and they as above noticed, answered 'there are no funds in the treasury to pay writs.' The motive which inspired Bliss to follow Frlck and Harriman in leaving the board was not explained, bat It may be next Wednesday, when the board will meet again to hear the report -of the nominating committer appointed to select a new head for the board of directors, who shall have plenary power over even James W. Alexander. ' It was stated that Grovei Cleveland had declined to serve. "He adds that during the bombardment of fifty hours' duration tho Russiau firing was excessively high, and whenever they hit anything it was only funnels and masts. Hundreds of their shells failed to explode. Will Now Have to Stand Trial for Is- Wl'T suing Fake Miners' Cer- tificates. If quality and prices have any at- The grand jury in Its report this morning returned a true bill against James Rhodda, of Upper Lehigh, who was charged with having issued fraudulent mining certificates. Ithodda will now have to face a jury with the charge hanging over him. The case was brought before the grand Jury by the United Mine Workers, who will make a determined effort to have Rhodda convicted. traction for you, read this list over. OVERLOOK J "On the otlier hand, the Japanese shells were aimed at and—what is more—shattered the vital parts of the enemy's ships. The quality of explosives used by the Japanese was superb.You will find here a few of the many values that we are showing. being very particular  One lot 20c oiled window shades, special l»c A large assortment of ladles' new stylo embroidered collars, the latest and best, worth 10, 15 and 25c. Your •holce Be. when you are about to b "Their torpedo attack In high winds and heavy seas was perfect. Every torpedo that was flred, with rare exceptions, struck. One torpedo resulted in a Rus»iflfc battleship turning turtle completeljrj "In the coursp of twenty hours the torpedo boats sent seven Itussian warships to the bottom. Many of the guns of the Russian fleet were rusty, and some of them burst during action. Taxes. order your supply of "The court here shows money received by the treasurer amounting to $ 16,489.80. City and school tax duplicates are ready. A reduction of one per cent, on city and school taxes paid before July 1, 1905. P. F. JOYCE, Beautiful potted flowers at Messlck's.beer to name "The .testimony clearly shows that the appropriations for legal current expenses in conducting the schools do not exceed $7,000, leaving a balance of at least $2,489 out of which sum the respondent should have been paid the judgments in quuestion. 31ml0 City Treasurer. Pearl buttons, the best quality, worth 10c and 20c doz. Your choice, any size 5c. StemmS' Crown and bridge work. Dr. Moon. Men's and boys' percale shirts, bright new spring patterns, all worth 30c. They now go at 25c. A MATTER OF HEALTH ppu POWDER Absolutely Pure HAS MO SUBSTITUTE It is delicious, health- Anchor^ Ladies' and Children's Sunbonnets 10 Cents. ful, invigorating and "Furthermore, the Russian warships Wore in a filthy condition inside and out,'and seaweed had grown below their water line." "Having, at least, negligently fallod to perform this duty, and It having been said on the argument of the case that the respondents would not pay these Judgments, the attachments as prayed for are awarded." Pain Expeller Men's 15c Suspenders, special at 8c. absolutely pure. Every bottle of it Pasteurized. The life principle In the living tree, for example, reaches out into air and soil, seizes upon and asslmllatos the elements of growth, transmutes mineral into vegetable substance—rais- raises it from a lower to a higher plane of material existence—puts Its own life into that which before was lifeless and makes it part of Itself. And irk so doing the tree grows outward toward its fellows and upward toward the light, ever broader, ever higher, adding ever to its own power v ,D to vitalize and £ energize—until the limit of growth »nder existing conditions Is reached. It does this In obedience to a law of nature; and the same law operates upon human nature also, whether regard. be had to the physical, the Intellectual or the moral qualities of the man. He also, reaches out and appropriates and as- One lot 8c curtain scrim, cream and white 5c per yard. The above conclusions may be taken as authoritative. One lot 25c brass curtain rods with fancy silver ends, special bargain 10c. 14 and 18 karat solid gold wedding rings at lower prices than others ask for those not so gool. Armory Loan Office. Order a case sent A Bud Scare. Our fishing tackle department Is nocked with the newest and best fish liooks, all kinds, one hundred at 5c; welled hooks, single and double, a doz. 10c. home today; light or Some day you will get a bad scare, when you feel a pain in your bowels, and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in Dr. King's New Life Pills, a sure cure for all bowel and stomach diseases, such as headache, biliousness; costlveness, etc. Guaranteed at Wm. C. Price's. Ohas. Waters and Geo. D. Stroh, West Pittston, drug stores, only 25c. Try them. None but first class work. Dr. Moon. THE GREAT PAIN RELIEVING HOUSEHOLD REMEDY dark. Spalding's official league balls $1. Armory Loan Office. Let Dr. Moon care for your teeth. Lines, rods and reels at special low prices. 18*7 Roger Bros." knives and fork.* $3.75 per dozen. Armory Loan Office. Stepnaier Brewing Co. Dr. Moon, Dentisi, 13 N. Main. "MAGNET Pittston, Pa. Garrison's for phonograph supplies. T.ake Caroy Saturday, June 17, At all Druggists, 25 & 60c. Look for the Trade-Mark ANCHOR Bottling Department. NEW 'PHONE BiW' Phonographs at Garrison's. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The best excursion of the season for poopie 'who want a Jolly time. M17eodJunel7 3? South. Main St. Money to loan on diamonds. Taseen.