f 5CBANTON TIHBUNE-FKIDAY MORNING. MAY 15. 189G.
Neu)s V
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Bicycle Club OrsonUcd by n Xambcrof
Well-known Vouns Men Com
mittees Appointed-
The West Side has a bicycle club at
last. The talk of the past several werks
formed Into fact List nlsht, when about
thirty youns men assembled In the
rooms f tin- Colonial club. In Meats'
hall, and took the first step toward or
ganisation. Kdwln O. 1'eters explained
the meaning u the call. Ho dwelt at
length upon the need of a bicycle club
and called for nominations for tempor
ary secretary. l II. Derby was named
and elected. David Owens and II r.
Derby made speeches in behalf of the
movement.
Then the permanent officers were
elected. Messrs. Peters and Derby
were retained in the positions to which
they had been temporarily uppolnted.
David owens was elected lirst vice
president and Harry Francis second.
tl. It. Healph received the highest vote
for corresponding secretary, and ISert
5reen, Jr., was elected financial secre
tary. J. J. Davies, the South Main ave
nue pharmacist, received an unanimous
endorsement for treasurer. The club
captain is Charles K. Hertlne. The
other officers are: Charles Softly, first
lieutenant; H. H. Warner, second lieu
tenant. A committee to select .1 clul
house was named as follows: V.
Mears, chairman; Frank Stewart. V
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J. Welsh, Jr., John J. Davies, W. F.
liush.
The committee to prepare constitution
and by-laws Is as follows: C. H. Derby,
Kugene Fellows, Jr., D. Owens, John
Owens and Duncan Hall; committee on
name, club colors and device, D. L.
Morgan, Arch McCracken and KU hard
Thomas." Jr. A resolution was pasfv.l
thanking the tireen ltide Wheelman's
club fur- their offer of the use of the
club room or any other favor that the
West Hide organization may wish. The
new club Is not only composed of young
men from this seclion, but from every
part of the city.
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COXVI0NT1ON TODAY.
A convention of the Welsh Itaptist
churches of the Northeastern Pennsyl
vania district and the Young People's
Kaptist union, which Is connected with
the churches, will begin this evening at
the First Welsh Hapllst church, on
Hollth Main avenue. Delegates from
all over this pai t of the ccuntry are ex
'pected to attend.
The. meetings will continue for four
days. Sunday morning being devoted
to preaching and praise service. This
evening the union wlil have charge.
The programe Is a good one and the
attendance win be- large.
Font YRAHS OF LIFE.
Martha Washington chapter, No. I!,
Order of Kaslern Star, celebrated Its
fourth anniversary last evening In St.
David's hull. Professor 11. I,. Morgan
presided over an entertainment which
was delightful chiefly because of vari
ety. Those who participated were: Miss
Cora Oilllin, of the North Knd; Miss
Daisy Poole, pianist: Joseph Grey,
comic soloist: J. W. Knedler. of Khn
hurst. pianist; Kddie and Kdith Davis,
juvenile Ringers; I,nhi Fellows and Liz
zie Heiser, piano duettlsts, and Miss
Annie Williams, pianist. The Mlssis
Oodshall and Margaret Junes sang a
duett. Addresses were made by A. II.
Holmes and V. Caylord Thomas. The
trend of the talks was In the interest
of the order. Air. Thomas extended a
welcome to the guests In a courteous
.manner. Miss (irlllln's selection was
"Christmas at the umirtcrs" and it
was very finely rendered. After the
entertainment refreshments were serv
ed by a corps of waiters and waitresses.
The committee in charge of the celebra
tion included: Mrs. Cora C. Kucklng
hani, of Klmhurst; Mrs. H. L. Morgan,
Mrs. D. J. Phillips. Mrs. Kdward Davis,
Mrs. Stevans. the Misses Annie Marsh,
Annie iirondbent. and Annie Williams,
and Judson Hurnett, Alfred Goilshull,
and J. L. Gallen.
IIFX'KLKSS W0YCLIST3
D. W, Thomas, of South Main nvonue,
' was knocked down and slightly in
jured last night by n "schorcher" on
Moshhurn street. Mr. Thomas was
crossing the street from Hyde Park
avenue when the wheelman, who was
coming up Washburn street at a fast
puce, ati uck and threw the gentleman
to the pavement. Mr. Thomas was
badly cut upon the hands and his cloth
ing was torn. Wednesday evening a
boy bicyclist was speeding down Chest
rut street. When Jackson was reached
the rider and a city-bound street car
narrowly averted colliding. The boy's
bicycle struck the cor fender and was
shoved to one side.
HIS ItlJI BROKEN.
Kvan Thomas, a miner in the Hamp
ton mine, was crushed beneath u. fall
ut top coal yesterday morning while he
was at wort, The man's home is on
KeyBf.r nvenue. Dr. ileynolds found
that., one lib had been broken by the
WHAT ABOUT YOUR
Spring
Suits
from.
those
ors,
dark
OS
and
from
$8, $10, $12, $15 TO
Square Dealing Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers.
o! fb? Stibtirbs.
pressure. Mr. Thomas also suffered se
vere bruises and cuts.
NEWS MENTION IN NOTES.
Mrs. W. H. Gable, of South Garfield
avenue, has returned from Thornhurst,
where she was summoned to the bed
side of her mother, Mrs. Uerrett Fleet,
who Is now recovciins from a serious
sickness.
At St. Mark's Lutheran church last
evening Hev. A. L. Itamer preached on
"The Ascension."
Mra. Charles Scheuster and children.
Gtorjte and (Trace, and Miss Bertha
Mctzgar were In Stroudsburg this week
In attendance at the funeral of the late
Catharine liush.
The choir of the Tabernacle Congre
gational church cave a notably pleas
ing cantata last evening. The Facred
piece Is "Jepthah and His Daughter."
The Individual characters were all well
kuiic and the chorus melody was given
with a vim. The names of the talented
participants were given In yesterday's
unliune.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Jackson
Street Daptist church repeated last
evening the fair and festival given
Wednesday night.
The wall which holds back the earth
In front of the now No. lit school is
bulging out and means will have to be
taken to check the destruction. Re
cent rain started the break.
The funeral of the late Edward Hos-
klns. of Fourteenth street, took place
v,toril:i v nfternrwm Tttv W. I. .tones
officiated and preached the funeral Her-
men. Interment wns made In Wash
burn street cemetery.
The Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church will perform a cantata this
month.
West Sldo Business Directory.
FLORIST Cut flowers and funeral de
signs a specialty. Florul figures, useful
as gifts, at 101 South Mala avenue. Har
riet J. Davis, florist.
PHOTOG RAPHKR Cabinet Photos. $1.10
tier dozen. Thfiv are lust lovely. Con
vince yourself by calling at Starner's
Photo l'uilora, lul und 103 South Main
avenue.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE Cosh for
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves. Tools, etc. Call and oee tha
.took of J. C. King, lout and 10iO Jack
sou street.
Wheelmen call at Foote & Shear's, lit)
Washington uvenue, we will Interest
you. '
tJKKl.N KIDtii:.
Miss Belle Hanover, of Delaware
street, is convalescing from her recent
illness.
William Glngher, of Marlon street,
has gone to New York city on business,
The Lend-a-Hand Missionary circle
of the Green Ridge Presbyterian church
held a meetlnir ut the home W Miss
Minnie Long last evening.
A. 11. Conger, of East Market street.
Is slowly recovering from the severe
fall he receiver a week ago In Fuller's
hall, while adjusting some decorations
for u.n entertainment. It Will be some
time, however, before he will be able
to attend to business.
The managers of the Ladles' Aid so
ciety of Hie Asbury Methodist Episco
pal church will serve supper this eve
ning from 6 to S o'clock in the lecture
room ij.' the church. The public Is
cordially Invited.
The social and entertainment to be
held In Brown's hull on East Market
street this evening under the auspices
of the Beatrice lodge. No. "0, Daughters
of Keheknh, promises to be an eluborate
ntTalr. An excellent programme hus
been arranged. One of the special
features will be a promenade for a
prize. Cream end cake will be served
ut the close of the entertainment. The
committee In charge Is Mesdames
Asker. Gardner. Keward. Alvoid. Dunn,
Hopewell. 1 hernias and Van Storch and
Miss Adda Van Storch. The entertain
ment will commence at 8 o'clock.
The youngest son of William Cobb,
of Dickson avenue, who has been very
sick for Eome time, is slowly recover
ing.
Miss Ellle Bennett, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bennett, died last
night at H o'clock at the home of her
parents. 1,410 Capouse avenue. She
had been ill for sometime with rheu
matlsui, which finally developed Into
heart failure. Miss Bennett was 1:1
years or use, was n regular attendant
at the Green Ridge Presbyterian church
and Sunday school. She was a favorite
among her playmates, and was well
iikcu uy an who knew her.
L-ome and see the two exhibition
wheels nt the Foote & Shear company's
nujir, nj w uaiuugion avenue.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When sho was a Child, alio cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
Wheu she bad Children, she gave them Castorla,
Suit?
You need it right away.
a.
we have the finest and
largest line of Spring
in the city to choose
We ve dark suits for
who like sober col
blue and black and
brown mixtures.
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we nave, also, some
rather startling Checks
Plaids ranging in price
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$20
SAMTERS
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Attorney Joh J. Murphy Will Be the
Nominee of Nineteenth Ward Demo-
crate for Commoa Council.
Pursuant to an unanimous demand
by the rank and file of the Democrat
rf the Nineteenth ward. Attorney John
J. Murphy has consented to become the
candidate of that party for the office
of common council to succeed P. J.
Hlckey, who has stepped to the chief -tancy
of the fire department.
Attorney Murphy decided to auow
his name to be used only after the most
urgent solicitation from such promin
ent Democrats as County Auditor 8. 8.
Spruks, Ambrose Hen, Oscar Grambo,
Chief Hlckey and a host of others. The
candidacy of Mr. Murphy Is calculated
to attach an Intelligent and apprecia
tive Importance to the office. He is a
bright and brainy young member of the
Lackawanna bar, and a principal or
No. 10 school before his accession to
the law, he earned a reputation for
ability and worth. Election day will
come on Tuesday, June 2.
DEATH OF JOHN M'LOUGHLIN.
John McLoughlln. of Cherry street,
acred 30 years and unmarried, died at
the Moses Taylor hospital at 9 o'ciock
Inst night He was admitted there last
Monday, suffering from pneumonia In
an aggravated form and the doctors
found his case to be hopeless. He ling
ered until last night. Undertaker E.
H. Jordan removed the remains to the
linnio of th dpeensHil man's brother on
Cherry street. The time for tile funeral
i
has not been fixed.
SHORTER PARAGRAPHS OF NEWS.
Mrs. M. A. Donahoe. of Cedar ave
nue, is visiting relatives in New xoik.
.V party of young folks of the Twen
tieth ward will go to Mountain Lake
this evening.
John Greenwald, of Trospect avenue,
was slightly injured at the South mill
yesterday.
Illucksmlth Conrad Flel Is around af
ter a week's Illness.
PROVIDENCE.
II. F. Atherton. the Delaware and
Hudson paymaster. Is having his home
on North Main avenue repainted.
James, the 12-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Elsby, of William
street, who has been seriously 111 for
the past seven weeks with spinal men
lugltis, is now rapidly improving.
Mrs. John J. Sullivan and son, Hani.,
of Sanitaria Springs, N. Y., are visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malloy,
of Parker Btreet.
The work of cribbing the air shaft of
the Dickson mines, which was started
on May 6, Is nearly completed, and it Is
expected that work will bo resumed be
fore the close of another week.
Miss Surah Warren, of Honesdale, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Agnes Cobb, of
Fordham street.
H. W. Lare, who has been 111 for the
past week, Is once more attenlng to his
work In J. H. Teal s Jewelry store.
Word wns received here yesterday
afternoon from Dr. Donne, In Wllkes-
I la ire. that the 7-year-old daughter of
Samuel Williams, of that place, had
died. This little girl was adopted bv
Mr. Williams when she was 7 weeks
old, her mother having died, leaving
her an orphan. Mr. Williams Is well-
known In this part of the city.
Albert Vaughn, who lives In the rear
of Bright's blacksmith shop on North
Main avenue, was arrested Inst even
ing on a warrant issued by Alderman
Roberts, at the instance of his wife.
Evan Vaughn, for desertion and non-
support. When brought before the al
derman he pleaded guilty and In default
of $3(10 ball was committed to the coun
ty all.
Mrs. C. A. Perry, of Parker street,
celebrated her thirty-second birthday
at her home. 122 Parker street, yester
day. A large number of friends were
invited and had a most enjoyable time.
Among those who were present were
Mrs. F. E. Hodgson, Mrs. John Bexon,
Mrs. J. Perry, Mrs. William Hodgson,
Mrs. Bynon, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Perry,
Mrs. Thomas Griggs, Mrs. D. Smith,
Mrs. J. Stanton, Miss flame Hodgson,
Surah and Margaret Hodgson, Sara
Perry, of -Scranton. Those from out of
town were Mrs. J. Herron, Mrs. J. Kres-
ger, Mrs. White, Mrs. J. Brj'den and
Airs. S. Evelin.
DUNMORK.
Yesterday afternoon about 12.30 an
alarm of tire was sounded from box 21,
the blaze being in a house on the cor
ner of Center and Apple streets, In an
old house 4wned by John M. Coleman
The Neptunes were first on the scene.
ciulckly followed iby the Independents.
Thp hose bursted, and before the com
panies could get to work the building
was almost destroyed. The loss la fully
covered by Insurance.
The second evenings entertainment
and grand carnival of nations which is
being neia by the Loyal Legion was
rather slimly attended. Tonight will
be the closing night, and as the object
is a most worthy one it should be very
turgeiy attenaeu.
Mrs. Osterhout and daughter. Evelyn
have returned from a visit with friends
at Dalton.
The entertainment and social held
by the Men's guild of St. Mark's church
last evening was a very pleasant affair,
A large crowd was present, and a neat
sum realized by the society.
miss Mary Walsh's class In elocution
gave a very creditable production of
Tennyson's "Princess" before a good
sized audience In Washington hall last
evening.
The fUnerAl Of T.llkp P!ffnn innr nlara
yesterday afternoon and was largely
attended, Interment being made In the
cnt hnllc cemetery.
The choir or St. Marv's Cathnlln
church will meet for special rhearsal In
the library this evening at 7.30 o'clock
All members are requested to attend,
MI NOOK A.
Owen Connolly, one of our most es
teemed and prominent townsmen, was
painiuny injured yesterday afternoon
near the Hcranton base ball nark. Mr
Connolly Is well known throuphout the
county, ana his, many friends will be
sorry for his misfortune.
riuieiKcpper Micnat'i uibbons la re.
modeling the old Brickyard . base ball
ground. The diamond has been plowed
and rolled and presents a neat appear
ance.
Jnmea Jones was nmrllne at Rattle-
snnKe pond Wednesday.
A rumor is current nmoncr the snort.
inff faternity of the Buffalo team that
the Eastern league is making an effort
to secure Catcher John J. O'Nell, the
well known Mlnooklan, who is at pres.
fin uoina; spienoiu work lor the St.
uonaventure college team.
.Spruce Street Pavement.
work was begun yesterday bv the
Barber Asphalt company preliminary
to the laying of an asphalt pavement
on Spruce street, between Wyoming
und Franklin avenues. It Is hoped to
have the pave laid before the Knights
'rempiar paiauu on May zu.
Rheumatism Cured In a lnv.
"Mvstlo Cure for Rheumatism nnd
Neuralgia radically cures In 1 to 3 days.
Its action upon the system Is remark
able and mysterious. It remove at
once the cause and the disease Imme
diately disappears. The :irst dose
greatly benefits, la cents. Bold by
Carl Loreni, Drugglat, 418 Lackawanna
avenue, Bcranton. .
132 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
Great Sale of Ladies Suits, Capes, and Jackets.
Abo a New Lot ol Crash Out! ax Suit.
Suits.
Blaier Outing Suits of Cheviot.
half-lined, correct styles; regu
lar price, 8.50.
Sale Price $3.50.
Blaier Suite No. 2, In combination
styles, solid colored jackets; regu
lar price $14.50.
Sale Price $10.49.
Double-breasted Suits In Black,
Blue, Gray and Brown: regular
price $22.50.
Sale Price $14.50.
One lot of Velvet Capes, elegantly
trimmed, silk lined; regular price
$8.00.
Sale Price $5.00.
New York Cloak
Francis Fitz Gibbon, 132 Mill llfflt
2,000,000
Made and Sold in Six Months, ending flarch 1, 1896,
Total Product of
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The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn. Crosbv's Superlative Is sold everywhere from the
Pacific Coast to St. John's, New Foundland, and in England, Ireland
and Scotland very largely, and is recognized as the best flour in the
world.
MEGARGEL
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
ACTIVE Building Corporations Desiring Extra
r fi linn
rlNE UROWTH nC I LUUIV IMMEDIATELY JUST
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Kindly Let Manager
Richards Sells
TRADE Under
Xpect Your Z
ZLING 422,
Richards Lumber Co, Gomith Bl'D'g, Scranton, Pa
THIRD NATIONAL BAl OF SCRIM, PA.
STATEMENT FEBRUARY 28, 1896:
RESOITRCE9.
Loans 11,438,778 48
Overdrafts 714 01
U. 8. Bonds irai.oou e
Other Bonds 801.553 SJ
Banking House uj
Premiums on V. 8. Bonds 8,660 00
Duo from U. 8. Treasurer.... 7,770 00
Du from Banks 167.804 7S
Cash 124.788 &3
12,191,300 30
WM. CONNELL, President: OEO. H. CATLIN, Vice President: WM. H. PECK, Chlr.
niBPCTOBS-Wm. Connell. Henry Belln. Jr.. James Archbald, Win. T. Smith. Oeorge H.
Catlin, Luther Keller, Aiirea nanu.
Soeclal attention given to Business and
on lime Deposits.
IROM mo ST
Bolts, Nuts, . Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, Riv
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Sup.
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
SOFT STEEL HORSE SHOES
and a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheels,
Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, Bows, etc.
TTE1IE11EE?
SCRANTON. PA.
EVERY WOMAN
OBtltteBiiHeierellabHj,sionthly,regltuiginodlolnt. Only htralest n4 '
. j ihs-panttdrHiihraldbBse4. lijouwialthebMSg .
Dr. Pool's Pennyroyal Pills
Tker tie pra.pt, tale tee eertaia la retell. The eeailiM (Or. Feel's) never 4lMp
ooiot. Beat anywhere, H.M. A4die Buav Uanioiaa Ce., Cleveland, O.
Per aala by JOHN H. PHKLPt,
run Btraat, Sorantan Ptv
Reefers and Fly Front Jackets,
lined with rich, fancy Taffeta;
regular price $14.50.
Sale Price $10.50.
Capes.
No. 1 elegantly trimmed, with Lace
and Jets, lined with Silk; regular
price $15.00.
Sale Price $9.50.
No. 2 Domestic Silk Capes, net and
laee. lined with silk; regular price
$12.50.
Sale Price $8.50.
and Suit House,
BARRELS
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Value Will
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LIABILITIES.
Capital $ 200.000 f
Surplus WW
Undivided Profits H.4!'
Circulation M.i.j.0 01
Dividends Unpaid , , 10S
Deposits WJS'li! 1?
Due to Banks 21,398 IS
Re-Discounts
Bills Payable Non9
2,191,300 39
Personal Accounts. Three per
cent. Interest
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GONNELL
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THE :. FASHION
308 LACKAWANNA AVENUE 308
Another Telling Bargain List!
Wo know of no better advertisers than satisfied cus
tomers. Acting on this thought, we at all times aim to
keep our customers in a continuous good-humored mood
by extraordinary bargain offerings.
Witness this Week's Values:
40c All-wool Henriettas or Herges, all colon, your choice, 25o
50c and G0c Novelty Drew Goods, choice line, your choice, 39c
Clio Novelty Dress Goods this is a bargain, your choice, KOe
$1 00 Silk Mixture, any combination, your choice, 73c
60c Corded Swivel Bilk, a beautiful line, your choice, 25c
50o Persian and Striped Laundried Bhirt Waists, your choice, ftttc
$1.00 Hliirt Waists, in tripe and tans special, your choice, 75c
SUe black, and black with white
Stripe Sateen Waists, your choice, C9c
11.25 Wrappers, in blacks, greys, reds
aud fancies, assorted, your choice, 98c
MILLINERY.
$5 Trimmed Hats or Bonnets, special, your choice, $2.98
L5c Trimmed Sailors, for misses and boys, your choice, 19c
75c Ladies' Sailors, In all colors, your choice ... 48c
CAPES AND SKIRTS.
40.00 Velvet Capes, nicely trimmed and lined, your choice, $3.98
?6.o0 Silk Capes, catin aud jet trimmed,
special, your choice, - $4.48
$0.00 Black Brilliantine Skirt, 6-yard sweep, your choice, $3.98
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1 he Electric City Awning and Tent Com
pany wish to inform thnlr frleud and petroas
that tbey hareoptned an office t 3U Linden
Street, with Re.ho & Long, where any order,
ly mall or telephone, tor Tenta. Fieife, Awn
Ings, Wagon t'ovaia or Hone Clothing will be
given careful attention.
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Telephone 3102.
lAMN'S
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
GREAT VARIETY OF SIZES.
THE
IT fi HELL CO.,
434 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
JAMES MOIR,
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Has Moved to Hit New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue.
Entrance on side next to First National
Bauk. Ho has now in a
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Comprising overytlilnj rcTilslte for Une
Merchant Tailoring. And the same eau
be shown to nil vantage in his upltn
dialy fitted up rooms.
A SPECIAL INVITATION
Is Extended to All Readers ol The Trib
une to Call on "OLD RELIABLE" In His
New Business Home
Kin., a? a g a, ip.
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protlnpps the above results la'itO days. It ai-tf
tiowerf ully anil Quickly. Curcu when all cthero fail
VouiiH men will ri'jaiu tboir loft manhood. and old
men will rorovor tlirlr youtlilul visor by uhIds
It K VI O. It quickly and unruly rotorm Norvou
nomi, Lout Vitality, lmpotiMicy, NUilitly Kralsnlonf,
LoBt l'owor, Falling Memory, Wwtiue DlKnoHpn.and
II rmicts ol nelf-auitBo or rinixaaud luiliiivroUeii,
v.liloh nnntiioni! tormudy. buxineai) or marriaito. It
uot only rams by Ktnrtinf at tlio out ot d.-icuw, but
isagrvat nrrvx tonic und Duioa builder, brind
l"g hick the pink Blow to unio rherks sad re
stnrlnv tlio lire of youth. It wnrdn off Tnunlty
and Consumption. Insist on having KKVIVO.no
other, it cun bo carried in vot pocket. By mm
S 1 .00 vr nackage. or six (or Sfl.OO. with Doil
,ivo written Kusruntoo to rure or refund
hemonpy. Circular free. Addreu
"V MrniciN-sr- -'. CHICAOO. '
For sale by MATTHEWS BROS., Druggist
scranton, re.
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Hill
MERCHANT TAILOR
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JBthDay.WIi
THE GPBAT 30th tlay.
THE FROTHINGHflM.
Wagner A Role, l.ca.eosend Manager.
Friday, May 15.
Benefit of Green Ridge Wheelmen.
BOYT'S A MIDNIGHT BELL.
With America' Favorite Comedian,
The Inimitable
DIGBY BELL,
And the famous Comedienne
end Contralto,
LAURA JOYCE BELL.
The Celebrated Midnight Bell Quartette and
Sale of scats opens Tuesday, o a. m.
ONE WEfiK. COMMENCING
MONDAY, MAY 18.
THE ORE AT BIU SHOW,
Kennedy's Players,
INCLUDING:
The Greateat Living Fun Maker,
MR. JOHN J. KENNEDY.
The Powerful KuimhiiMc Ai'tor,
Mlt. OEOItr.E W. BARRIER.
The lieuutiful, Artistic and Diinclng Sun
beam, MISS EMMA HE CASTRO.
Together with their own orchentra and
magnillcent Hperlal Hcenery, will ap
pear in u repertoire of the latest
modern HiicceHes.
Monday "The Midnight Express."
Tuesday 'The Phoenix."
Wednesday "The Two Orphans."
Thursday "The Two Thieves."
Friday "Tracked Down."
Saturday "Around the World In Eighty
Days."
Popular Prices, 10, 20 and 30 cfs.
GRAND SATURDAY flATINEE.
N. B. This great company has Just fin
ished a four weeks' continuous engage
ment at the Grlswold Opera House, Troy,
N. Y to the biggest business In the his
tory of the house.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
x ONE WEEK. MAY IS.
Interesting. Sclentllic. Very Laughable.
The Famous Unequaled Hypnotists,
QLGA SAGES 1 LA MOTTE
ADDoared week Aoril 27. at Wilkes-Uerre.
7 performancps. 6,oUU persons. Wpk, May 4,
neuaing, i performances, e.xiv. inia is ineir
second week
Bee.
First,
4 performance!.
4.11(1
persons. Clergymen, lawyers, scientists
tradesmen, women and children, every bod)
highly delighted.
Prices, Gallery 15c, Entire Bal
cony 25c, First Floor 50a
Sale of 8ats opens Haturdsy.
STEINWAY SON'S . .
Acknowledged the Leading
PIANOS
Of the Werl4
DECKER BROS.,
KRANICHE BACHB and others.
ORGANS
Musical Instruments,
Husical Merchandise,
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
Purchasers will always llnd a cen
stock and at prices as low as the qualm
Ity of the tnstrument will permit at
N. II.
n
nusic STORE,
117 Wyoming Ave. - Scranton
MT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL
Coal of the best quality for domeede
use. and of all sizes, delivered In any pari
Of the city at lowest price.
Orders left at my Ufllce,
NO. R WYOMING AVENUE,
Rear room, ft rat floor, Third National
Bank, or sent by mall or telephone to the
mine, will receive prompt attention.
Special contracts will be made for tho
sale and delivery of Buckwheat Coal.
WM. T. SMITH.