Doctor Reeves Establishes Practice at Spruce Street Scranton
Dr Reeves announces permanent residence at 2 Spruce Street Scranton with a wide range of cures. The ad promotes a new female department, free examinations, and a catarrh treatment offer of four months for ten dollars valid thirty days. Office hours daily and Sundays, with an elevator access via Christian’s hat store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Fablic
Christian
Rightful Ravages of Democratic Times in the Northwest
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Oregon and Washington amid tariff pressure. Lumber and coal industries shrink as cheap Canadian import competition hits prices and wages, leaving towns deserted, mills idle, and workers departing for California or the East. A disputed Democratic paper in Fairhaven laments party decline and praises Republican gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Chicago
The
Record
William B. Curtis
Washington
Oregon
Great Northwest
Portland
Colon
Congress
Asia
South America
South Sea Islands
Wilson
Coul
California
Tacoma
Seattle
Missouri River
Allie
Grover
Hilly Wilson
Fairhagen
Wash
Curtis
Great Sin
San Francisco
Monterey
Fairhaven
Puget Sound
Comox
Vancouver
Dominion
Tribune Election Returns Drive Promises Thorough Coverage
The Tribune announces its intensive effort to publish complete election returns with superior facilities. It urges correspondents to rush in filled slips on election night and agents to order extra copies, pledging fair and thorough reporting for Wednesday’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Republicans Confident of Wayne County Victory in Ballot Drive
Perry A. Honesdale and Burt LaBarr visit Pike County with their parents. Professor Reeves to hold his second grand social in Pioneer Hall on Wednesday evening November 7. Democrats counter smut dihect nantiness, while Ladka wannd county campaign managers insist political decency endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry A
Burt LaBarr
Pike County
Professor Reeves
Pioneer Hall
Wayne
Obituary and local notices from Carbondale area
Funeral services for Alfred T. Jones conducted at the Presbyterian church with interment in Maplewood cemetery. Mrs. John Hansen buried at St. Rose church and cemetery with high mass planned at St. Rose. Kate Hestler from Honesdale visiting. Basket social planned by Anthracite Social Club. Mother Hubbard entertainment to be repeated at Baptist chapel. Leader office accident injures Earl Brink. Brookside cemetery dedication held despite weather. attendees listed. Program carried out with male quartet led by Professor A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred T. Jones
Presbyterian
Charles Lee
Maplewood Cemetery
Columbia Hose Company
No. 4
John Hansen
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
St. Rose Chuch
Father Coffey
Kate Hestler
Honesdale
Lackawanna House
Melmont Street
Anthracite Social Club
Mother Hubbard
Baptist Chapel
Salem Avenue
High Street
Leader
Earl Brink
John Brink
Carte Avenue
Brookside Cemetery
Myre
Hendrick
T. G. Smith
Edward Clarkson
M. Peck
Thomas R. Durfee
Messrs
E. C. Harnden
Joseph Moorin
George Gillis
Dora James
Grace Humphrey
Lelia Bolton
Tribune
Professor A
Munyons Rheumatism Cure Claims Public Cure
Mrs John Reese of South Pottstown Pa recounts a year-long recovery from a severe rheumatic attack after using Munyons Rheumatism Remedy. The ad promotes Munyons Homeopathic Remedies from Philadelphia, sold by druggists at about 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reese
South Pottstown
Munyon
Munyon's
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Debilitating street condition noted on High street
Residents urge authorities to inspect High street after a Water company pipe installation left a long earth ridge. Frequent rain creates deep puddles making travel hazardous at night. Miss Cora Eliis of Waymart visited Carbondale Saturday. The confectionery on Salem avenue and Church street has ceased operation.
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P. Thomas
A. R. Jones
F. G. Smith
W. D. Evans
High Street
Water Company
Cora Eliis
Waymart
Carbondale
Salem Avenue
Church Street
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Our Fashion Monthly
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DR. Reeves
Spruce St
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming
Winslow
Aliny
U.S
James G. Bailey
Polley
Stroudsburg
Thomas J. Dunn
East Stroudsburg
I. A. Gardner
Mra
A. K. Stone
H. M. Mutchler
Harry Drake
Peterbough
Frank Staples
James Booth
Aplett
FP. Smith
Joseph Oldorf
I. M. Hill
William Quinlin
T. J. Dunn
HH. Bush
Forest Fangboner
I. N. Burnett
L. H. Lesh
Edgar Transue
Emma Derr
Ella Mittehler
Hoga Burnett
Nelile Bossard
Emma Singer
Hattie Singer
Levina Singer
Myrtle Vetter
Laura Miller
Mary Dunn
Lizzie Dunn
Nettle Hoffman
Belle Hil
Agnes O'Kien
Anna Culather
Elen Walter
Houma Warner
Anna Spragie
Tanie Weber
Jennie Dunn
Edna Puterbaugh
Jesse Dunn
and Mesers
William Wiarne
William Loder
L. B. Palmer
Charles Drake
Harry Smith
George C. Seiple
Louis Burrows
Mr. Maxfield
Charles Hogue
George Dunn
Charles Dunn
Charles Mutchler
George Lokrey
Michael Culither
A. K R. Brittlan
Charles Warman
James Hance
Thomas Hilland
T. Parrel
Mathew Lockney
Morgan
Jacob Hill
Thomas
Dunn
International Boller Works
Fast Stroudsburg
Phillipsburg
N. J
Wanamore Room
Phllipsburg Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Howard Stock Company
Academy of Music
Tascarora Socal Club
Lauretia V. Snyder
Baptist Church
Indy
Carrie V. Wolfe
Maggie Phillips
Anna Bruch
Indian Queen
Edward Rinker
T. J. Lacy
Binghamton
Layton Mussleman
Seymour Jones
Samuel Hagerty
P. F
Smith
Co Lke & Man
Edward Merrifield
Blackguard
Ladkawannd County
Ier
Hood
Marsu Pacturers
Trenton Iron CO
van Hlen & CO
Oxford Iron CO
Merchant Bar
Revere Rubber CO
Fayerweather & Ladew
Leather Bel AB
Bonneville “Star” Portland Cement
American Boiler CO
Griffing Iron CO
Lackawanna Ave
Vitalit
Andy
Cincage
Inca
Inala
Addidas
Chicano
Metthewa Neos
Hyde Park
South Main Avenue
Hyde Park Hat and Clothing
Main Avenue
Mathin
Vivubayy
Huse
Wyoming Avenue
Mike the
SALE
Lacka. Ave
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