THE SCIt ANTON TRIBUNE- S TURD A f MORNING. FEBRUARY 17. 18!)4.
STELLE &SEELEY NEWS FROM WEST SIDE
MR. J. L. STELLE will continue
the business undar tun Urui name, of
Btello & Seoloy.
the Evrn POPTJLAB
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IN QRKAT VAK1F.TV. ALSO
PIANOS AND ORGANS
EMERSON PIANOS
Popular, reliable ami within yourreacb.
BALLET & DAVIS
PIANOS
JJsv Ukta over 100 ttrat premiums In
iLt pnat llfty year.
Other ninths of Pi.tnn. Four msft.n nf
Cigsus iu beautiful uow iliicinas. Bee our
Mack betora buying, We hT the kooA.
tui prices me i-ijb- tveiyiuiuij iu the
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STELLE t SEELEY
,34 Wyoming Ave.. Scrantor., Pa,
Happeaiiifis or a Day That Will Merest Hyde
tiA Kei'M
BROWNIES GIVE GOOD EXHIBITION
Mears' Hall Was Crowded and Many
Noval Features Wore Introduced.
Two Young Men Arrested on
Suspicion To Be Treated for Can
cel Timely Warning; to Newspaper
Thieyes Brijf Items.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !
THE GENUINE F0PU1 '.Ft
Punch Cigars
HAVE THE INITIALS
G., B. & Co .
Garney, Brown & Co. Mi'r's.
nil ui bULafc -.yi.,.L
DR. H. B WARE
BPECIAIjIHT.
EYE. EAR. KOSE AND TtLKOAT.
170 lUCJLa.
iJPTo 6.SI f. a.
WM HOUSS:
:35 WYOMING AVE.
I'EUSOX.U.
Mr. Sol. Osttinger is in Baltimore,
liin Nellie Kramer is in Wilkos-Barro.
Mrs. c'hns. Bhupp, of Plymouth, is iu tin1
city.
His Martha Miilhuuser left yesterday
for Tunkbaooock,
MfM Flanagban, of New Jersey, Is visit
ing friends m Bcranton.
Thumm Niland, of Cincinnati, is the
guest of frieuus in this city.
Attorney Lemuel Anierru.m returned
V...' ' : i IMMI ! trin ,.. Pli.ti,,.
A 1 s Annie Jlill'T, 01 iltuiniitou, Del.,
the (,'uest cf her sister, Mrs. H. H.
LUl'l.
Sf.. CI rn rr - ,, tt t . .
has ret rued from a visit w,tn Montrose
relatives.
Judtfe R. W, Archbsld re'urned yester
day from Snnbnry, where he hell court
durinst the week.
!. A. Wilson, oi Bloornsburir. and B. M,
Bailey, of Will lams port, were at th
Wyoming yestortay.
II. B. Wllklns, of Nicholson, and W. F.
Oswald, of Berwick, wore registered at
the Valley house yesterday.
Lieut. W. A. Wood, of Company E,
Honesdale, made a military visit to this
city yesterday. Uo was at the Westmin
ster. H. C. Wallace and .1. J. Van Nort left
yesterday afternoon for Louisville, Kv . as
delegates of the Pennsylvania State Bi
cycle association to tiie national conven
tion of the League of American Whael-
men.
J. E Kern, city editor of the Hrranton
Rejublioun, and Miss Myrtle Sayres,
dani;iiter of hiram Savres. (if 1806 Acad
my street, will be married on Feb. i'i at
thi-home if the bride's parents. Mr. Kern
is one of the best known and active of tho
ue" sj aper men of the city, and is deserv
edly popular. While Miss Sevres is a verv
charming young lady who is highly es
teeme l by her numerous friends on the
West Side. Tne Osremony will be at 11
o'clock a. m., anil w.li be attended only by
the relatives of Mr. Kern and Miss buyers.
WHY HESITATE?
Do Nit Foollh:y Walt U.iUl tha Cloiln
Day.
Fnm the number of namas added
dally to the long lie! of tfibterlberi to
the Eucyclnpedi Brl tannine, it is fair
to conclude that tn-rn ere tinny yet to
come. Why hesitate longer to call and
give yonr ord'T? Too regular price at
which it It offered, totf-tlir with the
liberal terms of payment, preclude the
possibility of nny one pUading povertv
as an excuse lor not fnrnishinir himself
or his family with this incomparable
educational work. Yon cin afford a
fnnd of knowledge which is abso
lutely unavailable from any other
source twenty five larg volumes,
over 93,000 pSgtl and about lO.OlKl il
lustrations ;i history of osch Mid ev
ery country, ancient or modern; a his
tory of each state in the nr. ion, together
with the latest man of that country or
state; the life of ev,iry great rn in or
woman who has lived since history be
gan; all the arts and science ex
plained and illustrated; the history,
nature anil habits, with Illustrations,
of every creature In the animal ores
tion, from bwnble be. to a buffalo, to
gether with tns deteription of every
plant and flivver in the vegstable king
dom.
The president of Yule college has
said that it would require 8,000 vol
umes from the world's publication! to
procure all this information. With
the proper use of the alphabetical Con
tent! and msrginnl refernucs and in
dex it becomes the most convenient of
Encyclopedias. Not merely tne, salient
points are given, but a full treat
ment of the inbj 'ct. rendering it
n complete library in the home
with but few books. Yon must
liuvo Mefl a friend's books as hundreds
have been provided with them, and
they can bo Seen at any time at 487
Hprnce street On reoeipl of $1 .in tbe
ntira set will be delivered the bid
ance in ensy monthly paymants.
The offer must soon be withdrawn.
I'.ut a short time remains in which to
avail yourself of the prici mid easy
tsrms of payment, which means the
curing of tin- work.
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Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price iti cents per
box. For sole by Matthews ilroe.
I.
If vow want the Inter styles and finish
in photography, you can get it at Otifiln's,
Wyoming avenue. We are iutroduciug
now uovemos constantly.
The West side offloe of the naMr.i
Tuibuxk Is located at 118 South Mala v
uue, where subscriptions, a Iveriissinsuis
and commnnioationt will recairo prjinat
attention.
Despite the low temperature and
deep snow Mears' hall wai crowded
last evening at tne presentation of the
' brownies" given by tha numbers of
the Y Mn:,- Men's Christian Auoolatlon
gymnaslnm. A ftne mnilea! programm ,
Including banjo seWolioui bv Professor
Qeorgt t'arr and VOOal selections bv
Mis. 1J. T. Jayne, were rendered. Tins
"OrownUa" nave ao excellent exhlbl
tion, the ooalnmM were anlqne and the
acts full of vigor. The "p ualbd br'
act by Ueorgo Cartrignt and John
Armstron,' was well given. During
the evsning sumo good feature! on the
bars, tumbling and trspeas wre Intro
dnced 1 performance wai pleating
tbronglioat
Arrested on 3inplol.m.
Arthur Qrtgory, ,)f Tenth strict, an 1
Owen Finn -nan. of El ward's cunt,
were arretted on tnplcion yeiterdty
tfternoo i as two of tne m mi who p t
ticipated in tne robb'iy ii th stor of
Joseph A Heart on (hnth Miln av
nue. Sergeant Williams an 1 HiH sr
Tom Jones, w 10 liave b)en looking up
the mvstery, obtained a clew in I y is
terday afternoon visited the boinei f
these vonna men A pair of iboet
found at Plnneir tn't wer Identiflil as
having b-en among the stolen article,
and sever it articlss wers filial at
Gregory's home. Pinncgan watlnear
cerated iu the West Side Station borne
and Gregory was takin to the mu liol
pal building to await trial.
Went to Eliahurst.
B, F Post drovj a m rry crowl of
young folks in bis larg sleigh t i E n -inirst
jfetterday where an enjoyable
evening wai tpent Refreshments w ire
served at midnight A.n ig tlioso w 10
weut were Miss-s Mav BflU Dweeti r.
RaobelPo well, Lena Staples, May Jones,
Miuis Kossr, Myrtle Frannfelter, Mar
u'aret Evans. L on Deppon,Jnnle Price,
and Will Dsvis. Will Jjhos, Bu Br
ant, T nomas Ev ms, E. Joues, Al
bert Carton, Divil U'H, Tom Pull
lips, Clarence Laurope, Brt E,-uoa,
and John Thomas.
Hufrh Qiinnan Burisd.
The funeral of Hugh Quinnan, who
was found dead iu bed o.i VVednetday
inornini:, occurred from the family
residence on West Lickiw.iuua a Venn
yesterday morning. Tne remains were
conveyed to St. Patrick's church where
a tr.gh m us of reqntetn was celebrated.
Interimut was in i le at the Hyde Park
Catholic cemetery.
Will Be Treated for Cano r.
Dr. M. J. Williams, of South Main
avenue, left yesterday morning for
J-fferson University hospital. Phila
delphia, to bj present at an operation
of a critical nature which was to he
nerformed nn.m tho nets in of Mrs. H
S, Brown ot North Sumner iivenne
yesterday. Mrs Brown has been suf
fering from cancer for some time and
is iu a pne irious condition.
Timslv Warning.
There is a gang of young men who
work at the Brugs mine who are in
habit of sneaking papers off the stoops
of houses while psesing to work morn
ings. Several subscribers of the
Tribune who have been muting their
papers have been keeping a watch of
late and bare teen the persons do the
act. Home of them are young men
well known in the vicinity, and their
names will not be published at tins
time. Young men Ukj warning and
don't tainpjr with what bdlong to
others.
Shorter Paragraphs.
Rev E J. Morris, of Wilkes-Bsrre,
will preach at the Plymouth Congre
gational ennrch tomorrow at 10.:0 a.
m and 7 p. m.
Mlis Lanrs Jtftsa of Bdwardtltle, is
the guest of Misses Lottie and H ichael
Powell, of Nortli Lincoln avenue.
William i'enn Morgan, general mine
superintendent of the Lackawanna
Iron and Steal company, and son, Will
ism Morgan, and John I Williams and
Thomas Morgan, all of kbit side, were
in Plyinont'n on Thursday.
A social was heir) in the Simpson
M-thodijt church last evening 'or the
elderly people of the church. A pUas
BBt time was bad. Cuke and ooffei
were rv" I,
The Welsh Philoiophicnl toolety
will meet this eveiiitu 10 their rooms
on BoQth Main aventn. An interest
in programm s will bs rendered.
An interesting meeting of the Young
People's Lit-rary and I) -bating sio.iety
of the First Welsh Biptist church was
held last evening. Hiv. W. S. Jones
prelidfd.
Today at The TRTBUMI busiiins offlfll
hundreds of hands imely bound stand
ard sets of the best antiinrs will be on
special exhibition All are iuvited to
call nml exsmine them
that their efforts are appreciated. Any
one wishing to contribute items of in
terest, both social and personal, can do
so by leaving thorn with Harry Speucer,
head olerk at Price's cash store
The Nsptuue Hose company held a
meeting at its rooms Taursday night
and transacted some important busi
ness regarding improving Hour present
quarters
Tho fourth annual mooting of ths
Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the Diininore Presbyterian
church was held at tlis home of Mrs.
L. H. Powlr on Cherry street,1 Tuure
day afternoon, Although the day was
very stormy a goodly number were pres
out. Tbe following ladies were elected
to serve as offlor-ri for 1 Hill; Mrs M
E. Closey. president; Mis. William
Boyd, vice -president; Mrs. Q. W. B.
Allen, Moratory; Mrs. O. Ii. Smith,
treasurer. After tho business part or
the meeting, Mis. Bendiot gave a verv
interesting account of her work hs also
that of bet bntband and children dnno
in Jerusalem among the Jews. Tne
I tdlel were thou invited to the draw
ing room where a very excellent lunch
was prepared by lira, Wilson Decker
and the hostess This society, like all
otberi In the church, seem to bs in a
very II lOrtlbiog OOnditl u, aud the
lailtet are doing a grand work.
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MISS LOUISE SLYHJLT ENTERTAINS.
A Pleasant Card Tarty at Her Home on
J (Nrton Avtnue
Mlti Louise Bey bolt tendered her
friends a very euj lyahl o ird party at
her home on Thursday afternoon.
Tbotu who attend id Were: Mrs L.
U, LaBur, Mn Oaorgi Jermyn, Mrs
(I Conneo, Mrs J, L. Sp-iioer. Mis
Frank Connell, Mill Limed, Mill
Bradley, Miss UHmore, Miss Eloist
Qllmore, Mi-s Pnelps. Miss Florence
Palmer, Of I'r iv, N. V., .Miss Ad mis,
of Rutland, Min Tardier, of But Or
ange, N J . Mi 's A 1 -laid C Seott, of
Pail idelphia, Mis Kingahurr, Mrs J.
L Wen lis, Mill Cissell, of Blillbtth,
N. J.
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MISSION i,i). K IN I H'IS.M- M.
MUs B-n Olio! t.i Epiak Before Reran
toi'. Yung Women.
Miss BenOllel, who has been engage I
in mission work in Jerusalem, will
speak of her work tomorrow to youn .'
women in AllOOlltiOQ rooms, 205
Wstblnston arena
Miss Ben Ollel is a pleasing an '
enthusiastic ipetksr, Tho association
invites all King's Diugliters and other
yonng women to be present to hesi
her,
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TOMORKOW'i CHUitCK SERVICES
ENUNCIATION IN SINGING.
There Is it Marked Defteleaty In This Ke
spent Amuiig Must Vocalists.
Is there any substantial reason why a
singer should not pronounce the text of
a song welU A writer in The Etudesays:
Personally 1 do not believe then is,
though professor! of risgfog hare tried
to oonrinOB me that in many ciuses tin!
diffioultiei are insuporabln. Tho whole
trouble, it sconis to mo, is with tin) po
sition of tin- larynx. 1 am not u tetohet
of Hinging, and 1 do not presume to in
struct those who uro teachers. I merely
offer as a suggestion nml fruitful subject
of study tin- possibility of overcoming
nil laryngeal obstacles to a clear and in
tel&gible pronunciation of tho vowels.
1 am aware that the subject is receiving
attention, 1 know that some teachers
think they have solved the problem, 1
sincerely hope tin y have, but I hare not
yet met with tin- practioal results of the
solution. My duties bring mn into the
pretence of many public singers, young
and old, and I reiterate that tin- state ot
the mi of pronunciation among our na
tive lingers is inoal dltcour ging,
Bw Minie reason these -alists seem
to have little nr Imported knowledge ol
the accepted methods of modifying thote
rowel sounds which are diametrically
Opposed to the position of the larynx ill
certain registers as, for instance, the u
sound in the upper or the en sound iu
the lower register. They do not modify)
they radically change, And they am so
cni i less and slovenly with their conso
nant! that tin- words become wholly un
intelligible. It is extremely common to
liear n tenor pronounce "day" "duh," if
it chances to come on a note above hii
middle register, Now, when the letter
d is not clearly enunciated, the word be
comes "ub," which is simple gibberish,
If ii is possible for a German to enun
ciate distinctly, it is pottibleforan Amer
ican. Uur language presents lei graver
difficulties in t'ne singer than that of the
fatherland, Vet it was always a delight
to mo to mark how clearly the German
text fell from the lipt of such good sing
ers us Fischer and Leliiuann. The same
admirable clearness of diction is a nota
ble feature of the singing of Jean de
Reizke, I suspect that our deficiency in
this matter is barely due to the insiitli
cient training of our singers, who arc
not willing to sacrifice the necessary
yens to u complete mattery of all parts
of their art. But I inspect alto that some
vocal teachers do not give as much at
tention to this in, titer as tin y might.
SOUTH SIDE.
Mist Matnl.i Westpfahl. Miss Emma
Meckel, Miss Yettu Art, Miss Rate
Leweit Hud A. F. Woetpfahl, J. F.
Schener, Jacob Schoff and John Scliunk
drove over to Archbuld last evening.
A. 0, Mycri was in Forest City und
Curboudale yesterday, returning lust
evening lie stated that it took a train
on the D. A II, two In. ins to go from
Forest City to Curboudale, a distance,
of six miles.
Many saioon-koopors nro seriously
contideiing whether or not it is profit
able to tuke out a license during tho sj
coining year. Many of them kav ul
ready decided in the negative.
Billiard Orlmes hat been appointed
a substitute until carrier and lias tiled
his bond with PoHtiuusUr Vandling.
He will retain bis position with the
street cur company for somt time to
come.
ltev. J. Suttr will conduct aservim
of long and gospel meeting at "The
Roomt," tomorrow afternoon, at u 40
o'clock. All young women are earn
estly requested to come and help sing
for fifteen minutes.
A chart cutting class will be opened
imxt Thursday afternoon under n coui
neient teacher. Those wishing to en
ter this class must notify -Cm secretary
at once.
Tho rooms being opto from 1) s, in.
to 'J j). m , the secretary and reception
committee are glad to see all who wish
to spend nti hour, iu conversation,
playing games, music, or iu reeling.
Daily papers, magazines aud beoks are
always ready for uso iu the library and
reading room.
Today at THI TrIBDMI business office
hundred! of bandtomely bound stand
ard sets of the best authors will be on
special exhibition. All are invited to
call and examine them
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pRlCES on brand-new Suits and Over
coats in our windows will convince
you that we are about giving them away.
Martin 6c Delany
Coal Exchange, Wyoming Avenue.
COLUMBUS II HOUSE
Is tho most popular musical establishment in Northeastern Penn
sylvania The highest grade of Pianos and Organs. The
lowest prices obtainable anywhere and the rost liberal
terms ever offered to purchasers are some of the
leading inducements. Look at the list
Wis TE OH NA
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DUNMORE.
(In to reform is the ory which re
soun Is from north to south and from
east to wst in 1 h i - lively borough,
Coniternatlon now exiBts in the rnnks
of the ring Democrats nml their enllre
rout will he consummated on Tuesday
next. Their lender is DO more the con
lid n I man that has dictated borouuh
affairs for the p ist year and has issued
his wonlil be vindication to the BUbllC
in the aliiipe of a long-winded lettn
which in remarkable for the amount of
praise it bestows upon himself an 1 the
more than gentfOM amount of calumny
he heaps upon bis adv rsari 'M. It lucks
confidence and that doubtful "if is
prominently presented. It is morn Ilk
the protests of oun under the whip
of public censure, wishing to
throw his misdoings on the should
ers of lomt one lse, than
the defense of one neekinu it bor
ough office. In fact It sounds verv
much like the pitiful wail of a dying
sheep and bus a tendency to arouse
pity, Hut the scheme won't work, and
next Tuesday will prove the fact.
Do not depepd upon borrowing yonr
neighbors Tribune, but (111)1011110 for
yonrielf. Speak to the carrier about it
or leave your order nt the hetdquirten
at the "corners.'' The Tuihiinf. is do
ing its utmost to give the cltizena of
the borough a good news department,
and the present demand shows fully
Saint UVKX'a CHURCH Rev, Rogers
Israel rector. Second 8ui day in Lent, Holy
oommnuiou, 8 a.m. Service and sermon,
ln:IK) a.m.; Bnnday icbonl, 18 in.: evening
pi aver and sermon, 7.8" p. in.: Kindergar
ten open at 10 a. in , at B35 Washington
avenue, where children will bo kindly
cared tor while parents attend service.
BalMT LuKl'l DuxKOBB Mission -Second
Sunday in Lent. Sunday school II p.
lu. ; evening prayer and sermon, 4 p. ni.
Church or Christ scientist spen
cer building, 5111 Adams aveboe. Uihle
l-'sson at 1U.80 a.m. Church services at
7.80 p in. 1). N. MrKee, speaker. Allure
Welcome. Seats free.
Calvary Reforicid Church Corner
Monroe avenu- and (ilbSOll street, ltev. V.
11. Btubblebtne, pa-dor. Preaching at 10.80
n. ui, and 7.30 p. m. .Morning subject,
"The King in His lieauty: " eveniug sub
ject, "A Piiiar of Salt." stranger! afwayi
welcome.
But Park Krthooim Episcopal
Church W. EL Pearce. pastor. Morning
service at 10,00 o'clock, subject, "The
Shadow of Peter." Evening subject, "Songs
lu the Night-time " Sunday school at 8 p.
m. Kpwoith league Ht (1 80.
St. David's Church Services 10.80,
morning: 7.80, morning: Sunday school at
'i SO. Daily afternoon service at 4 n. m.
during the week, except Friday; Friday at
7.30.
I'i.NN AVRNfF! If.M'TIST I'll I'll' II lleV.
Warren U. Partridge, pastor. Services at
10.80 a. in. and at 7.80 p. m. Subject
iu morning, "Value of Christian T sti
monv;" in t'ie evening, "Christ the Bride
groom." Service of song nftor the ordin
ance. All are welcome.
skcond Prkirttbrian Church Her.
Charles E. Robinson, D. II.. pasmr, service
at 10:30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. Tne pastor
w 111 preach in tho evening on tho "Fast
Young Man." Tho members of the
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip will
act as ush -i s. All are invited.
(iiiEKN Riiiok Baptist Church Ser-vici-s
10.30 a. ra and 7.30 p. m. Themes,
morning, "Growth n Duty;" evening
".--aw llroakrrs." Preaching by W. J.
Ford.
Simpson KmHOBIOT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
-Pieachmg by the pastor, ReV Ij. c.
Floyd, Morning topic, ''The Comforts of
the Christian Faith;" evening, "Our
Municipal Affairs." Sabbath ch iol at 1 :
iu. F.pworth and Junior leant! at t!
p. in. Stranger welcome,
iiiiM E Church (Rbtormbd Episcopal)
Morning, "Patting on the Lord .i-siis,"
Homaiis xiii. 14 Evening, "(Irowing To
gether Until the llarves ," Mtttheiv Xlil,
HO. Union Bible class Thursday at 7.3."
p. m. Friday at 7.48 p. in., fpecial Lsnten
service. ltev. Warren (I. Partriige will
preach.
Sr Mark's Cm ucii Corner of Vnh-
hurn nnd Foiirieeiith srrn"t. ltev. Hen. M.
Beheld V, pastor. It .'gular divine services
every Lord's day at 10.80 a. m. and 7.80 p.
in. Sunday scuool nt 8.80 p, in. All wel
come. Donmoiik I'iikshvtkkian Chuiu ii J, V.
WlllumiB, iia-tnr. Suliject lor intoning
service at in son. in., "True Prosperity,
In the evening at ii 30 "The Spirit of
Christ." Sabbath school nt 12 noon
Christian Endeavor services nt.iiso p. m
The Gospel choir will sing. All nre wel
come. Announcement for oomtnlnion will
be made at the morning service.
Washburn Btrbit Prhbytrriar
' hi ie ii Services at 10 30 a. in. and 7 30
p. id. Theme of morning tirmon, "The
Reward of Dlsetpltthtp " in the evening
the Patriotic Order Sous of America will
be present, sod the sermon will be In
honor of Wathlngton, Bible school at 12
Christian Endeavor juiiiorat 4. S.rm n,
0.90, All welcmno.
fihst Baptiit Church Pastor T. J,
Cnlllntwlll nreach Babbstb at 10.80a, u .,
7.80 p, m. Morning tbene, "Relitlonsbln
to Christ. Brening them, "Judgments.''
Seats free. All welcome.
Zihn Bvamorlioal Church Oapontt
avenue, bll ween New York and Marion
street. Preaching st 10,80 a, m. and 7,80
p. in by IBe pastor, llsv. J, SV. Messtuger.
All are Welcome.
Piepll Or-atlv 8fyittfl d
Well, isn't thai funui'l Do we renlly go
over? nnd many qnottlOOl similar to the
elinve are asKeil ny I In, liunilrcils or pen.
pi" who ride ilaily on the .Mys ie Swing at
2is i'enn aveiiue. 1 lie new mtnngement
have left uotliing unilniie to make the
swing a p 'pnlai rnorl for ladies, obi dn
lauiiliiis and parties who want tu spend
few minutes iu harmless uiuuseineiit, The
pat roiinge has increaieil ihiily since I lie
opening. The children are -.till taking Mil-
vantage of the free rides on Saliiiilsy
morning!. This Is their last chanc" today,
however, as the offer is then Withdrawn.
Ladlec need have do hesitation in coming
at nny time as the attache! art courteous
and al ten 1 1 veto the welfare of the patrons.
Ii is it novelty you cannot ifford to miss,
Bomtthlng so different from wimi you bare
ever seen mid Is positively harmless, being
only an illusion.
Tim- rrow'l K mint Teleum
Will leu corker 00 local politics.
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Somktiiinu olegantl Tho photOtt at
droves', 4.15 Spruce htreet.
Up tu date. Conrad s now hats.
UST arrived by the
Steamer Panama
large import order oi
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THE CELEBRATED
Sohmer Pianos.
E verett Pianos.
Vow & Sons' Pianos,
Mehlin Pianos.
Popular Pcaso Pianos
THE WORLD RENOWNED
Esiey Organs,
Sfory & Clark Organs.
Chicago Cottage Organs.
Palace Organs
And all kinds of Munloil M erchatidUi
constantly uu hand.
The Holidays are here, and this is the place to buy Pianos for a Christmal
Present. 1'iiceBnro lower than any other music store in Scrauton. Special
Attention -Remember always when you start out to search for a Piano or Or
gan that Christopher Columbui points with his right hand to the exact place
you wuut to go. Now here It is:
OPPOSITE
COLTJKBUB MONUMENT.
3CRANT0N, PA.
205 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
CHOICE
WHITE
CHINA.
A N ursery Comfort.
Baby must have bis morning bath, Me
is such a mite thai a good sited kerchief
Would room tn 1m- all sufficient toaccom
modato bis lordship, but mamma knows
better than this. The little fellow is toe I
full of life and vitality to put up with
anv sticfl limitations. He demands a
broad surface so broad that the lut i luany new novelties in
which mother love moat wiiii,,giy s,,p Boudoir Sets, Smoke Sets,
plies mutt be well cared for or the pretty I
morning robe winch sin-d. iigiits in will Salads, Pin Tray.i, &c.
toon havo its beauty completely spoiled! tr - in. i
so, to comfortably aid the drying oti j We give better value m
process, (iohleii Days suggests the bi(i
anion, made of I aime soft and fine. i I
Seams mid hem are feather stitched. Lamps, Silverware, &C. ,
itiio emu wui
this bit of on
matching the embroidery silks are run
within the casing at the waist. Home
times n piece several inches in width if
turned up at tho bottom of the apron
thua furnishing o long, narrow recepta
cle, into which mother mav drop any
tiny articles not in use at the moment,
Into this big, warm apron, baby cat
be cuddled snugly until ht is thoroughl)
dried otT. It protects him from draft!
and may indeed be dubbed u, nunerj
comfort.
The Clrcnlar lialn Cape.
This very comfortable garment fat
driving or for walking is, as Its name
indicates, cut in one niece. The collai
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S The GENUINE New gj
Haven k
FOR DECORATING.
Many new novelties
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Set
.1 u;u.u l i.. ' ,
.."illation ribbonttrinm than any other house in the
city.
A VERY COMFORT ABLB (lAUMrNT.
Will turn up or down, and the front is
fattened by three b traps, It can easily
be made long to cover the dress, or can
be rendered more ornamental with up
per cap' s.
A naae full
morrow's lilmir
Dm,' ills It.
f Boranton surprises In 'o
teiegram. "
The Itase
droves' photos, Ul.'i Spruce street.
Pn. C C. LaUBACH, dentist. Oil and
Water company building, Wyoming nve
mie. I.ntest improvement. Klgbt years iu
Kciantoii.
Now Hicvcla.
A new bicycle worth 7.'i will lai sold for
ff.Vi. The mteblne i guaranteed and is a
rate bargain, Mecbine may be seeu nt the
'irihuiio efilce.
- - -
A laranton Suicide.
Why John J. Mcllride killed himself at
Denver, Read tomorrow! Blmira Tele
grim, Burdock Blood Bitthrb taking niter
eating will relieve rny feeling of weight
or overluluess ot stoluiich. Sold cvery-where,
CHINA
HALL
WEICHEL & MILLAR
116 Wyoming Avenuo.
Guernsey
Pi-
OP.
s
PR ING .
Stvles
of
HATS
Have arrived.
Best quality and
lowest prices.
COLLINS &
HACKETT
220 Lacka. Avenue.
5 IrTHUSHEK" FIKNOS
S ESTAR 1866.
j" New York warerooms, No.
- DO Fifth svonue. S
a F C. KRKfiR Si CO.,
Q .1. J-.l
B 8 1
in uii
dealen In this f
.1 Alliens h
ctlon.
nue
niiiiiiiitiiiiitsiiitiHiiuin
TheOreal Marvel of Dental Science
Ansfhene
recent
discovery and
property of
the sole
.11
Hull,
vzood & War:
DENTISTS,
SIC Lackawanna Ave
WHAT J. a SB AMONS SATS ABOUT
A.N.l'.STliKNK.
IHts. Ill NWOOI! .V H tRUI 1.1
Alter hlng eleven teeth estreeteil at
oneslttlug by the painless method, i pro
noun..,, ii sutlrels Mtliraetore in mn
AT
Special for This Com
ing Week.
Meu's Cork Hole Lace Shoes,
Goodyear Welt, ft grade,
to ba
Men's Cork Solo Lace Shoes,
band-tewed welt. IS grade, to
be
Lndies' Dongola, Kid Hntton,
l'ateutoil Tip, (ioodyear
welt, Common sense last, all
4.00 grade, to bs
Ladies' Fine Kid Hntton, cork
Boles, bnnd torn, Common
Sense last, only a few pairs
of them, !?" grade, to be...
Ladies' Dull Dongola Button,
double soles, Common Sense
s:.os
$2.89
3 ?5
$5.98
AT
$9.00
A Rich CLOTH
JACKET, Pull
Skirt, Hall ooii
Sleeve,navy,blaok
ami tan. Cost to
make, $10. Now
$5.98.
Wo will give you
the choice of 40
Jackets, all thin
Beaton's make.
Not one in tho
lot that cost icsa
thau to !?20.
AT
only, l grade closed i ut nt O-. I '
Misses' Straight (ioat Hntton,
spring heel, eizes II to 'J; f.' (1 j Q
grade will sell itl jpli ' '
Hoys' School Shoe, I ntton and
luce, sizes 11 to 2; $1 96 will
soil nt
$12.00
JACK I TS,
CLOTH CAPES
PUB CAPES
and WRAPS. It
will pay you to
sec tins offering
of Tailor-made
Garments.
97c
pari lonler,
.1 O, --l io
Have you seeu tliem?
tar, Bprnot itreet.
Qroret' photoei,
OOKRAD the first to tboW Bprlng li'its,
FEBRUARY 17, 1894.
TRIBUNE COUPON
Your 6hoi f three beantiful
pioturfJ, "Telephone Oirl," "De
livering Chriatmaa Presents''
and "Maidens Swinging,' semi
by mail or metsenger or bring
run puns like tiiisni three differ
ent dates, with 10 cents, Btampa
in coin, to
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Cor. I'enn Ave. nnd Sjiruce St
SLEDS
t
i
AT
COST
SGHANK'S
Arcade Shoe store.
We need room for new Sprint
Stock, Visit us.
WYOMlMi AVI.
S0
6. W. OWENS
8c Co.
LldlSl' Tailor , Cloak Jlakors
ami rurilera,
508
SI RI '(-1 5 SST.,
COIiKT HOUSE SQUARES
FLORET &
una t 408
IIUL S
Scrauton,
Vi
Scientific Eye Testing Free
By Dr. Shimberg,
Tim Specialist on tbe Eye. Hssdeohei nml
NervoiiHiiesii relieved, stesi and Improved
Style oi I'iyo Glasses nml Spectitcles ut the
Lowest Pl'lbea. liust Artlllclul i.e. Iiutc-rtod
fur ;;.
305 SPRUCE ST., op. Post Office.
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mninmin nAnu nAimnii a
l'OVIt or Ihotto COUPONS,
KontMl at Tha Tribune Otlli , oor
nav ivnu avnu bbU praoa trot,
entltlet the holdar to all thm prlv
iii. s of tha iiDparallolad oiTi-rsi
fur dlstrlbutlttg popular hook
among out roadora 1 ii' oflara tnada
Ity Tho Trlliunu muiiiiucEUent uro
us folloua:
15 CENTS und Four Ooupona f(,r
tiny volutin' In tho VulumhaK
rUa. Ovar 100 tiUaa toaalaotftvm,
9876 And Four Coupom for a 10
voltiuio m t of OlokuitH coiupttHo
1 rorkfi.
90 cknth nml Four Coupons for
miy book In th Xtti;hy Ncrivn.
'.." Tl "NTS anil Four 11- for
n miy hook In thoOxfonl s i j,
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