TIIE SCKANTON TniBUNE-fcATUKDAY MORNINC. FEBRUARY 20, 1S07.
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Pet Cameras,
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Other Cameras Mirlnir In
prices from $5 to $75- l3 Wyomlnu avenue.
West Side
Department
DEDICATING A NEW
SCHOOL BUILDING
Exercises That Were Held Yesterday
Afternoon In No. 16.
ADDRESS BY PROFESSOR HOWELL
It Was nn Klouiicnt Kllort--Uis Sub
ject Mas l,atriotism--Aililicssus
Also Duliiured li) JudKU II. ill. IM
v mtls mid .He 111 burs oftliu IJonnl ol
School CoiitroN-IInuiIsoiiic 1'lng
Presented to School.
Tho 'new No. 10 school, on Cb.es.tnut
street, rourteenth uaid, wni dedi
cated yesteidaj with special public ex
ercises held in the "spacious thltd
floor of the new building The school
chlldien -with theli lespectlve teacheis
were heated In the fiont uf the ltnpio-
?norEsson GKORGn howell.
He DelHeied a btlnlng Address, on Pa
triotism. lsed platfoim and the adult lsItots
took up the space In the leai. On the
platform weie Supeilntendtn of Schools
George Howell, Hdward r. Hlewitt, e
contiollet of the rourteenth ward; IZu
gene D. Tellows, bccietniy of the school
boaid, Piofess,oi E A. Ciuttenden,
pilncipal of the school, and the follow
ing members of the school boaid:
Geoige Cm son, Benson Da is, John
Cnsej, W. J. Welbh and John Gib
bons T. J. Jennings, school conti oiler of
the ward, was chairman of the exer
cises After the school had sung
"Ameilca" the pupils lendeied an en
tertaining programme. The second di
vision of the eeiclsts,was devoted to
the dedication iitopor
Chaiimau Jennings Inttoduced Su
perintendent of Schools Howell, who
epoke on "Patriotism," a subject sug
gested to him by the fact that the pu
pils of No 1G had, themsehes, col
lected enough money to put chase a
handsome American Hair, which was
formally inesented to the school. Pre
vious to the piesentatlon Jliss Hda Bon
ner and Blanche Conklln, both pupils,
lead a "Hlstorj of Old No. 1C" and x
"Description of New No 1G," r -specthely
Mastei Ralph Bunnell
made a neat piesentatlon addiess A
ery pretty incident of the day was the
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Things for the careful Clothing buyer to buy
today. We take it you're interested in anything
that'll save you money if the goods are all right and
the house responsible. Twenty-five years of square
dealing with the buying public of Scranton should
convince you that we make no rash statements in
our advertisements. .
Satisfied? Then buy these today on our advice:
lTX.. Tf Trrvn L-iinw !
- -. . . what the Star
WaiStS Waist is, u t,ff
said. If you
don't well, it's the perfec
tion of waist making. Why?
Extra care in the matching
of the stripes, in the cut, the
fit, the looks, the everything,
sold for a dollar all the world
over. Today's temptation price
4pc.
PantS ,. grousers, if you
think it sounds
hetter. Dublin Twist Trous
ers. Of course that's just a
trade name, but it stands for
the best of long wear legwear.
More wear in a pair than you
can get in any other goods
for any money, which means
that the higher priced might
look a bit handsomer, but
would not wear as long: To
day's temptation price
$2.90.
SASVrf EF! BROTHER'S
lntrodviLtlon by the chairman of "two
little patilots," Atirfloletiti Mattlnu anu
Thomas Dougher, two little people
who made the biggest Indhlilttal col
lection, MI39 Mattlnu Is u lnetty lit
tle Italian eltl. After bowing to the
audience they left tho platfotm. The
school sane "Dag of the Flee." Tho
Hag In all Its beauty was stt etched
acioss the rear of the stage, forming
a bacltgtound for the esteemed gen
tlemen of the day. Piofessot Howell's
addtess was timely and of a chaiacter
In line with school life. It as as fol
low s.
The American Hag Is somothlns more
than colored bunting, moro than glitter
ing stars and stilpts, something more
than u sjinbol of national pilde. Tho
man who looks at that ting and cannot
sou bojond Its beautiful folds the thing
T, J. JENNINGS.
Controller of the Ward and Chairman of
Euclses
signified, the nation Itself, Is wanting in
that civic (duiutlon which constitutes
tho highest and noblest citizenship. It Is
not slmplj an emblem signifying valor,
peace and tiuth, but a lecoul, a hlstoiy
of the s,acrltlces made by noble men and
women.
No man can love that ilng and be lgnoi
ant of its hlstoij; know that It was the
burner held aloft bj Washington and
ehceied bj his aimles, tne Hag that in
spired the patilots In Vallev l'orge, tho
llig that ciented a new bom bopu at
01ktown, the Hag that Hotted the seas
in 181.! and commanded tho lespect of Eng
lishmen, the Hag thut floated over Sumtei
whenUtaurcjaul made the heavens rain
shot and shell; the Hag thut guided Giant
in the Wilderness and led his advancing
hosts, lighting for civil lights and the
equality of men Know all this, then Its
leal blgnlflcnnco will dawn upon jou and
cenfjr om admlritlon where It belongs,
in the nation and Its hlstoiy.
But, do not misunderstand mo fiom the
historical facts cited To associate pa
tilotlsm at all times with belching can
non, smoking aitilleiv, Hashing stbies
and blood bittlellelds is a most serious
blundii Patilotism Is not foi the tented
Held alone It belongs in the workshop,
tho counting room, the maiket place, the
school room, the halls of legislation and
the courts of justice.
We must not fail to understand the
meaning of pitilotism, a civic viituo
ranked pre-einlncntlj above all otheis
It Is not a diess-pirade emotion that
sweels and bmsts on n itlonal holidav
and then subsides until some drum and
life stlis It into action No, It Is not a
compound of scnslbllltj and emotion It
does not consist entirely of feeling Its
best evpiesslon Is In constant action A
man may be thrilled bj the ' Star
pnorEssoR e a cruttenden.
Pilncipal of tho Building Which Was
Pormall Dedicated.
Spingled Banner," 01 thrown Into a flt
of patriotic fervoi by "Marching Thiough
Georgia," and lemnln a clod foiever at
teiward. A school boj may be stlried by
the eloquent and glowing peilods of a
Those
The ones we
talked of yester
day. There's a
few pairs left.
Suppose you'd call them quite
a lot if you saw them alto
gether. Not many, though,.
the way they're selling.
Scranton people appreciate a
"good thing," if it's genuine.
Enough tor today and tomor
row we hope. Best come
today, though more sure of
getting your size:
$1.73 and $1.98.
Boys'
Pants
The cellar door
brand, invented
by Mrs, Hopkins.
Double seated.
Double kueed, too. 'Twould
save the boy a lot of scolding
if you bought him this kiud.
And the price will please you
as well as the pants,
45c. Today.
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Henry or n Webster, and vet show himself
unworthy of llbcity fdr live minutes in
the absence of his teacher.
Patilotism is not a plant of mushroom
growth, tt Is the off'pilng of n llbeial
education, tt grows bv patient toll out
of Individual wotk that fosters true na
tional gieatness.
And with jou, teachers, lests tho re
sponsibility of Inculcating and Implanting
civic virtues In tho minds and hearts of
these chlldien. O, dutk Is our future and
tho futuie of tho nation If there Is no do
all e In your hearts to train our bojs and
gills to become patilots, men who love
good government and desplso cotruptlon
and fraud.
If we aio to continue as a free, pros
pel ous and happy ipeople, out children
must bo Uught that tho woild Is full of
solemn questions that are to be settled
only thiough such Intelligence and In
tegilty as Is possessed by themselves
rurthei, that ovi public acts are Just
as sacred and should bo viewed with Just
us much solicitude as 0111 private ones,
After Piofessoi Howell had lecelved
tho applause of the assemblage Chalr
inun Jennings paid a nice compliment
to Judge H. M. Edwards, introducing
him as one of tho honored speakeis of
the day. Judge Hdwauls lefi allied
fiom making a lengthy speech He
spoke of the beauty of the new build
ing, how well It shows from a distance
and fiom tho fact of the ancient type
of aichltectural Judge Edwauls op
pi oved the Idea of extending the Imag
inary poweis of tho student. Ho sug
gested that How eis and fountains lie
placed mound the school giounds and
addiesslng tho members uf the school
boaid, Judge Edwaids endeavoied to
again Impress upon them the vlitue of
a cultivation of the esthetic taste.
School Conn oilers) Wdsh and Caison
weie then lntioduced; also Mr Blewltt,
who thirteen yeais ago repiesented the
rouiteenth waid. Piofesor Ciutten
den, in behalf of the teachers and pupils,
thanked the boaid foi their new home
Aftei a sons, "Hod, White and Blue"
the exeiclses weie ovei.
Tho building wasnftmwaid Inspected
by those piesent The exeiclses given
by th children of the school weie veiy
inteiesting William Hayes delivered a
fine address of welcome, followed by
lecltntlons by Mtss Anna Welseniluh
and Fiank Mills, two clevci elocution
ists Eottie Vockioth, Louise Simon,
Annn Hose, and Lucy Taust, gave an
exhibition of club swinging, nnd Uuth
Thomas leelted; also Belle Mabey.
Both did well. Seven girls In costume
perfoimed a pietty little thing called
"The Rainbow." They weie. Rachel
Jones, Lena Koch, Louise Simon, Ella
Welseniluh, Lucv Faust, LIda McCabe,
and Ll?zle Simon. A eiy neat sou
venli progi amine was piesented to each
visitor.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
Several of the students of this side
held exeiclses yestoidav afternoon In
eommemoiatlon of Mondav's blitli an
nlveisatv of Geoige Washington At
No IS school the puolls gave a pio
giamme, also, at No 14 school At No.
13 school, Piofessor Heniy Keimnei
llng teachei, filcnds of the pupils gath
eied and listened to a lendeilni? of a.
long enteitalnment. "Ameilca" "
sung bv the school, followed by conceit
lecltatlons Mlts May Paisonsi lead
an essay on "Washlnston as a Bov"
and a declamation was given bv David
II. Jones Saiah Davis lead an es
sa, ' Celebiating Washington's Ulith
day." Recitations weie also nicely
given by Mamie Buichell, "Washing
ton's Biave Deeds," Nettle Ruiten
auei, ' The Tempest;" Llzlo Davis,
"Flowms foi Washington;" Leola
Illghflcld, 'The Call foi Washington,"
Lizzie Huivev, 'The Vow of Washing
ton," ElmOi Jenkins, "Gland Review,"
Ellswoith Kelly, 'Some New Hatch
ets;" Ralph Collins, 'Tiuo Happiness,"
Ellas Jones, 'The Gieatest Man of His
Day," Beitha rreeman, "Oui Tlag,"
Dora Schwln, "Kindness," Willie Da
vis, "Washington's Deeds," Bertie
Thomas, "Washington's Hatchet and
Gun," Willie Williams, "Clown Wash
ington a Hero," Tommy Thomas, "We
Celebi ato AVashlngton's Blrthdaj."
Esas bv David Thomas, Jennie Wil
liams, Mabel Moigan, Saiah Evans,
Willie Schubert, Amanda Moigan, Ef
fle Biownlng, Leonaid Schlagei, Mnitha
Thomas, May Motgan, Katie Arnold,
Stella Reap, Esthei Havard, Willie Ear
ley, Nellie Walsh, Llsvio rienham,
Gwenetta Phillips and little Wllfoid
Davis, a song
IT WAS NOT BUTTER,
rood Inspector Cullen aftei nn
analvsis of the specimens of the stuft
sold foi battel bv Homy Weisbeig
jesteiday lepoited that two of the live
cakes he had examined aie oleomai
gnilne, eoluied fat As oleomaigai ine
is not unhealthy the food Inspectoi is
not authoiized by the citv boaid of
health to pioceed asalnst the guiltj
peibons The case has been placed in
the hands of Constable Timothv Jones
It is likeU that Constable Jones will
lefei the case to the btate food Inspec
tor. Theie is a line ot $100 toi the of
fence Tlie harness ease will be laid
at the door of J C. King and he w 111 be
called upon this morning to answei the
chaige ot lecelvins stolen goodb
BROTHERS ARRESTED.
The McNIcholas bovs on rouiteenth
stieet have become notoilous as
toughs and theli pooi old father, Will
iam, has moro than once felt that
"shaipei than a seipent's sting is a
thankless child " Last night old mar
McNIcholas caused the an est of his
two sons, John and Waltei, chaiglng
them befoie Aldeiman John with hav
ing smashed the wlndqws and doois
of his house on rouiteenth street, and
making Hit eats against the family. The
misdemeanor was committed eailv last
evening Lieutenant of Police Will
iams and Olllcei Matthews ai rested th'
two joung men on Luzerne stieet. Thcv
offered no leslstance Last nit,ht botl
slept cell next to cell In the police sta
tlon They will be given a heailiT,
this morning bj Aldeiman John.
AMERICAN VOLUNT.EKRS.
At the Volunteei nimoiy this even
ing Majoi J. J LIndsav, commandei
of the Pennsylvania battalion, v, 111 lend
a gland tally Vocal and Instrumental
music will be civ en Tho Sundaj
meetings will be Bible leading at P
a. m, "Is Jesus Chilst tho Messiah'''
People's piayer sendee at 3 30 p m
led by Captain ard Mrs, Johns
ON THE REAL STAGE.
Those who heard the Bertha Gallant1
dramatlo enteitulnment last Mondaj
evening at the Academy of Music nn
probably not nwaie that the quaitett
that sans duilnir the church scene c
' Leah, the roisaken," was composed o
oui own Mori Is Thomas, Tom Beynoi
Dav Id Beynon and John W. Join
Llewellyn Jones plaved the orgun 1
which they weie all hnndsomelj pah
and complimented by Miss Qalland un
ner manager, '
MEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS
A patilotla festival will be held Mon
day night, Washington1!! blithday, a
tho Scianton Stieet Baptist chuich un
del the auspices of the Baptist Youni
People's union.
Dr, A, P. Longstieet asMsitcd by Di
W. E. Allen and Di. E. M, Pejtnypackoi
pel fanned an operation on the head ol
ox-Police Oinccr Ftank GloaBon last
Tuesday, to remove n supposed blood
clot lrum the brnln, The trephining
how ovei developed that the pibguusU
was. Ineonet t and that no serious condi
tions existed.
Dr. E. Y. Harrison, Dentist, Mear3
Hall. 113 S. Main avenue.
The wives of nil the presidents ftom
WuEhlngton to Mclvlnley will bo lepre
sentcd at Monday evening's Mnttha.
Washington tea to bo given ut the
Plymouth Congiegutlonul chinch.
Meredith Jones has remodeled n barn
on Not th Main avenue and w'lll put In
machine! y thut will turn out any kind
of bankets.
We laundty stiff collars with soft
button holes. Crystal Laundry.
lllehnrd Phillips, the c6nductoron the
Luietne stieet cm, has recovered fiom
a week's Illness
Entprprlso ledge, Lojnl Knights of
Ameilca, will gH'o a smoker Monday
evening,
Choice cut (lowers and flovvei de
signs, nt Palmer &. McDonalds, 514
Spruce. .
Miss Mnithn James, of Plymouth, was
the guest of Miss A. T. Ilumphievp, of
South Lincoln avenue, on Thuisdny.
A plain tea by tho Ladle-' Guild w 111
be given next Thursday evening at St.
David's chinch
The latest and best stjles. Roberts,
12C Noith Maine.
Most Side Litisiucss Director).
HARRIET J. DAVI5, rLORIST. Cut
flowers and funeial designs a specialty;
104 South Main avenue; two doors from
Jackson stieet.
MORGAN'S PHARMACY, 101 N. MAIN
avenue Physicians' piescrlptlons care
fully prepared from wan anted pure
drugs and chemicals A lino assortment
of misses, lino stationery blank books,
varnish stains, mixed paints or fancy
work, aitlsts' mateilals, window glass,
wall paper and plctuie moulding. Clerk
at stoie all hours if night.
SECOND HAND TURNITURE-Cash for
anj thing you have to sell Turnlture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and sco tho
stock of J. c King, 701 to 709 West Lack
awanna avenue.
OBITUARY.
Trancls B Chandler, whoso death oc
cuired at Monti oe this week, was boin
In Mas"achutetts In Decembei, 1S1C In
1S31, then a joung man, he came to Mont
lose and engaged In business and con
tinued till a few veais ago to be one of
Montrose's successful business men. A
few yeais since, heulth having failed, Ml.
Chandler was obliged to ietlro fiom act
ive put suits in which he was prospeied,
and fiom which ho has been gieatly
missed b a large circle of friends
Miss Mame Adams, of Honesdale died
Thuisdav morning of heait tioubie, at
the home ot hci lunts, the Misses Vlers,
of Haw ley, wheie she had made hei home
since the denth of hei mother two veus
ago She was 20 veais of age and a wide
ly populai voung ladv. Tho funeral will
take pi ice tills morning at 9 o'clock tiom
St. I'hllomeiui's chinch. Interment will
be made In the Haw lei Catholic eeme
tei j.
Late Thuisdav night the life of Mrs
Jacob Eckel t ended at hei home, 338 Biich
strclt, South Side. Hei death was due
to a bilef Illness of pneumonia bhe has
been a lesident of the South Side foi u
long ptilod, and was'highlv lespccted bv
all who knew hei A husbmd, son, Oeo
Eckel t, and a daughter, Mis ilatthew
Bjron, survive hei rlhe funeial will
take place tomorrow.
Atrs Josephine Warner died at the
home of her son-in-law, Pred Klpp, ot
Wllkes-Uaiie, on Thurdaj morning
aged 0G vears Deceased came to this
eountrj from Germunv fourteen years
ago, since which time she has lived with
Hei man Weiss, a son bv a formei mir
ilage, in Palrvlew, who, with hei daugh
ter, Mis Klpp, ale all the famllv that
survive
Mrs William Millard died at her home
In Old Poige on I'riduy morning ot
Plight's disease She leaves a husband
and seveial children to mouin her lo-s
She was a membei of the Moosle Pies
bjteilan church, and the funeial set vices
will be hi Id In that church on Sundav
afternoon at 1 o'clock Interment In the
Marcj cemeterj.
"Wits Mnme Adams died at tho home ot
hei aunts, the Misses Mevers at Hones
dale', on Wednesdav night at iH'i o'clock,
of stomach and heait trouble She was
11 veal-, 5 months and 10 das of age
The funeial will be held this (Satuna)
morning fiom St Phllomen i's chinch
Interment In the Catholic ceineteij
H. W Carrltson, an old lesident of
Lvnn, died of Blight's disease Jlondiv,
Feb S, 1S97 He was upwards of beventj
veais of age and was one of the bist
known fmmeis In that communltj. He
was a biothei of a former editor of the
Montrose Democrat. A wife and several
sons and daughteis suivlve him
Tho death of Mrs Emmn McCollum, re
lict of John McCollum, deceased, one of
the eall residents of East Bridgewatei,
occui led Satuidai, I'eb 13 1S37, a'ed Sb
yeais. Her funeral was attended Mon
dav, being condiateil bj Rev I, N, Ship
man, of the Methodist Episcopal chuich
A telegram has been lecelved In Pitts-
ton announcing that William V, Tovvnei,
of Kansis Cit, a biothei of A L Town
ei, of Plttston, Is dead The deceased
was foimetlj a resident of Biadtoid
eountj, Tho lemalm were brought lo
Plttston foi Intel ment.
Vara, wife of J. J Gillespie, of Wj
omlng, died on Thuisdav, agid 31 veais.
The deceased is suivlved by hei husband
and llvo children The funeial will take
place Sundaj. Interment will be In the
Avoca cemeterj .
A t-veir-old child of Mr. and Mis Will
lam Koch, of 1.3 South Garlleld avenue,
..is taken slek Thursday and died j es
teidaj The Illness was from mebianeous
noup The funeral date has not been
leclded upoji
On Thursdaj afternoon Miss Emllj Isa
belli Aloxander died at her res'dence on
South Illvei street, Wllkes-Bane, after
i piolonged lllnes She is suivlved by
h r sister, Cat lie M , and by thiee b-oth-l
i, lohn B , William Murray and Charles
II
Vis Saiah Mlddlebeigor died on Wed
nesd ij evening in East Mauch Cluinl'
ged j jeais The funeial will tale
dace this morning from the iesldci.st
John E Rlesel
Paul B Jennings died at his home, jugt
lorth of Timkhannock, on Wednesday
i ght, aged SI jeais.
(renso on Silk.
When a grease spot Is found on a silk
lroaa It maj often be lemoved at veij
It tie cost of time or tioubie. Take a vl
tlag caid oi any piece of brlstol boaid
Split It open and nib the spot on tho
xreng side of tho silk with what was
ho lns'de suiface of the card This Is so
lmple a lemedj that It seems childish,
ut If applied soon enough and earcfullv
naugh it Is nearlj alwaj i successful
lemember to tub on the wiong tide of
he silk.
Kclntic Ithcniiiutism Cured.
L Wagner, wholesale druggist, Rlch
nond, Vn , sas "I had a feaiful
atack of Sciatic Rheumatism, was laid
ip almost two months, was foitunate
naugh to get Mystic Cuie for Rheuina
Isni. This cured me after doctoi's
irescrlptions had failed to have any
fleet. I have also heard of fino lesults
torn others who have used It." Sold
)y Call Loren, druggist, Scianton, 418
uckiivv anna avenue.
To Cure a Cold in One Un).
Tako laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
VII druggists refund the money It It
,'ulls to cure. 25 cent
IMtOl'E&bOn. .7. 5f. MtlNYON.
Most women have some Inward trouble
which makes life mlsei able and causeH an
early breaking down of the whole sj stem
Plot Munjou sajs that his Pemale Rim
cdles will positively cine the following
sjmptoms. Leucmrlioea oi whites, pio
lapsus or fnlllhg of the womb and bick
ache, bearing down pains, tiled feeling,
"oieniss and dragging In the hips nnd
loins, pilnfut menses, senntj menses,
suppiesied moiiBes nnd regiilato menstiu
til periods that come too often Pi lec, Lj
cents
If theie Is leudonhoea or whites do not
fall to use Munjon's I.cUeon hoen Tab
lets. Pi Ice, SO cents. These umedles pi o
vlde a homo tleatment that cures speed
llj and eompletelj ull foims of female
complaints
Profcssoi Munyon puts up a separate
cine foi each disease At all diugglsts,
inostlj J'i cents a vial
Peisonnl letttis to Prof. Vunjon, luO'i
Alch stieet, PhlHdelphia, I'a unsweied
with flee medical advice for anj disease
Suburban News
In General
SOUTH SIDL
Yesteiday afternoon, It being the list
day of school prior lo Washington's Ulith
dav, nppioprlato exercises weie held In
the different schools on the South Side
In honor of the occasion In No 11 a
delightful piogramme was arranged and
pleasinglj lendeied Tho looms weie
deeoiated In n itlonal colors, and huge
portraits of the savei of oui countiy sur
mounted with led, white and blue. Tho
blackboirds were adorned bj the pupils
vlth patriotic emblems In corresponding
colors, vvhleh presented, as a whole, a
verj aitlstic appeaianec In Piofessoi
O'.Mnllej a loom the piogrammo was as
follows-
Song, "To Washington" School
Recitation, "Life of Washington, '
Anna McCoj
Address, "Why Do We Salute Oui
nag?" Vaij McDonald
Response 'leiesa McGuigan
Son-, "Keller's American Ilvmn" School
' Paiody on Washington" Eugene OHaia
Recitation, "Barbara riltchle,"
Gertiude O'Hara
Song, "International Ode" School
Oiation, "Defense of Hofer, the Tjro-
lese Patriot1' . Patrick Plahoitj
Song, ' Hall Columbia" . . . School
Tho principal featuie of the above pio
gramme was the foielble manner I n
which Patilck Tlahertj delivered his
speech of defense Manj of the passages,
as uttered, Illustrated a marked degree
of sk'll In the ait of oratorv In Miss
McGulgan's loom the following numbeis
weie an mged far hei pupils
Song, ' Star Spangled Bannei" . School
Instrumental solo .Kittle McParland
Eissj , "Washington" . Ll7:Ie Condrou
Recitation, "Babj's Thoughts,"
Agnes O Connoi
Vocal solo Agnes Relllej
Recitation nnle Vuriaj
Recitation Amelia Andiews
Song, "Red, White and Blue" . . School
Vocal duet Agnes Relllej, Ethel EdwarrU
Recitation . Edwiid Saigen'
Instiumeutnl solo Kit JUrirland
Recitation . .. . .Veina Jackson
Song, "Ameilca" . . . School
Both peifo-mances were hlghlj ippie
clated bj' the large number of patents
who weie present By theli presemo
thej aioused the pupils to do their ut
most, and demonstiated that nsido from
the teaoheis and scholais the active In
teifst taken In the education of the chll
dien Is verj extendve
Tho joungei Maennerehoi gave a thor
oughlj enjojable conceit In Schlmpff's
hall last evening The following pro
giemme was lendeied
Selection . Professor Saft
Wine march.
Scianton Youngei Maennoichoi
Duet, tenoi and bass, ' O Du Hlmmel
Blauei Sop."
Gustavo Rupeit and W Zlesemei
"Belm Llebscheur Hails,"
Gcimmla Mnennerchor
Mixed vo'ces, "Pruhlings Waltzei,"
Scianton Siengeirunde
Baritone olo, "Wntilor Bold" Mi Jones
"Wildmoi gheu" Scranton Siengenunde
Duet, tenor nnd lns Evans and Jones
Soprano olo. . Miss Magdalene Robinson
' Sancta Lucli, Itallenlshes Volkslled,"
Aibeitei ostblldungs Vereln
Tenor solo, "Andei Wesei,"
Gustavo Rupert
"Es Steht oln Leld "
Badclna Jlaenneichor
"Dei Lange Vngesler,"
Scranton Youngei Maennerehoi
Humoious duot, ' Iaac Cohn and
Aaion Velcr."
Chailes Pell and George Tasold
Duot, harmonica and gultai .Held Bios
Wo laundry stiff collars with soft button
hole8 Crvstil Laundrj
The Columbus council, Young Ven's
Institute, give a social In Ph irmacy hall
last evening foi membei s onlj.
This evening the Rt Tohn's Basket Ball
team will compote with the South Scian
ton team In St. John's hall
Thomas Carden of Caibondale, was en
tei tallied as the guct of JIIs Maj Ma
hon at hei home on Cedai avenue Thuis
daj Choice cut Howers und Hower designs
at Palmei S. McDonald's, Cll Spruce.
PKoviur.Nci:.
Wanted A joung in m to act as cot re
spondent of 'ine Tilbune In Piovldence
Address Citj Edltoi bj lettei, stating
rpjaliHcntlons
Tho funeial of Margaret, the joung
daughtei of Mi. and Mio Samael Thorne,
of McDonough avenue, who died Wedncs
duj, took place vosteulaj aftei noon In
terment was made In Hvde Park Catholi
cemctei j
Mi's Mime Mairon of Kcysei avenue,
Is visiting friends In Ph'l ulelphla
An excellent enteitalnment was eon
111 I Cll!
t
At Our New anj
Klcgaut Storjrooin,
1H0 WYOMING AVENUE.
Coal txchnnse, Opp, HotclJernjn.
"Old firm in hsw faiirt'ountl
iiiRS," like an old 'Stone in new
settings," shines more brilliant
than ever, and 'Shines for nil."
Diamonds, Fino Jewlery,
Yatches, Silvervaro,
Silver HoYeUies,
Rich Cut Glass, Clocks,
Fino Leather Goods,
Opera Glasses.
When yon see our Net Prices
you will ask for No Discount. All
Are Welcome.
ducted bv tho Junior Christian Endeavor
Doolety of the North Main Avenue Bap
tist thurch lat evening In the locttiro
looom of tho chuich.
nuN.Moiu:.
Miss I'loicnco Powler, of Cherry street,
has l etui lied from a visit with friends In
Wuvcily.
Mls Belle Penwaulcn, of Honesdale, Is
being entertained us hei guest by Miss
Untile Jenkins, of Butlei stieet.
Mrs. Geoige Collins, of Kelstci's, Pn.,
Is ths guest of Mi, and Mis Dwlght Col
lins, of Butlei srtreot.
A H Ollvoi, of Philadelphia, Is vlsit
inr Ids sou, Charles Oliver, of Green
Ridge stieet.
Superintendent of Schools N. T tlous.
el, hns gone on a biislness tilp to Wllkes
Barrc lho Industrial school which Is being
conducted finder the niisplcos of the Wo
men's guild ot St, Mnik's church will
meit In tho parish house this afternoon
at '-' o'clock
The services In the Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be ns follows Services at
10 30 a in and nt 710 p m. Subjects
Moinlng, "No Compromises In Religion,"
evening, "Chilst's Appuclitlon of Ills
People" All m o welcome. Rev. WIT.Iam
P Gibbons, pastor
An addition ha been added to the ul
lcndy excellent programme for the en
tertainment which Is to be given bv tho
Lovnl Legion Drum corps A selection
will be given bv the famous Ailington
Bell's (liinrtctte, of Scranton; selection
upon piano, violin and harmonica. Messis
Jones, Puidy and Raines, recitation, Eva
Montgomorv
The public schools of tho borough will
bo closed all dav VonUnj b order of
Superintendent N T Housei.
One of tho most brllllnnt social nffalis
evei given In Dunmoro was the bill an 1
ilowei social given bj tho voung 1 idles
of Dunmoio last night in Odd Pellows'
hill The defoiatlons wore simply mag
nificent and far outclassed anj thing pie
vlous of Its kind Gnv festoons ot evei
greens ctinatlons and roes hung sus
pended fiom tho center of the celling to
the different corners of tho hall, which
piesented a perfect bower of loveliness to
thp eve Tho d'splij of costumes wcio
rich nnd varied, the whole sceno present
ing n most nnlma'ed one The danco
was In chaige of the following ladles and
gentlemen The Misses Maggie Cunnlng
ham, Annie Gibbon.? Delia Liukln, Mag
gie Moran nnd Joseph Voorn Vis I'linlt
Mnlott, of lljd Paik, furnished the
music for the evening Over lr0 guests
weie piesent, including several out-of-town
sueJt3
MENOOKA.
James Eagan, of Divls street, was
painfull', injuiel about the back and
hips at the Taj lor mines jesteidaj by a
fill of lock
Division No !), Ancient Order of Hiber
nians, will meet Sunday.
The No i Independent club has gone
to tho wall
The enteitalnment of tho Greenwood
Choral union, which takes place at tho
Pathei Mathev hall on Thuisdav. even
ing 1 eb Jo promises to be a musical
tic it, and the affair should be libeially
p itronlzed.
One on the Pru'ichcr.
The following dialogue recently oc
cui red In un English countiy ehuich
when the lectoi was catechising the ehll
diin. "What Is youi name''' he asked
a snapping glil o! U, the onlj daughtei
of the village boniface He lecelved no
leplj "What Is joui name'" said the
mlnlstei, in a moie peremptoiy vnj "Nin
o' jei fun, pai3on, jo kna ma neamo
vena weel Duon't je saj, whan je're
at out houso on u neet, Bet, bring mo
l pint o' jell?" The eongiegation, in
spite of the saeiedncss of tho place, was
on a broad giln
The Smilo of ttrpotiim.
Whj' do we not nlwajs smile whenever
we meet the eje of a fellow -being ' Tint
is tho Hue lecognltlon which outht to
pas from soul to soul constantly Little
chlldien In simple conirnunltles do this in
voluntarily, unconsclou-lj The honest
he iitel German peasant does It It Is
like magical sunllcht ill thiough th it
simple land, the perpetual greeting on tho
ilfent and the left between strangers us
.thej pus bj each othei nevei without a
smile Helen Hunt
Uronu Two-Cent Pieces.
A few jeai ago 1 W0 COO bionze 2-cent
pieces weie set nlloat Thiee million ot
these are still outstanding 'Ihiee million
J-cent nkkol pieces are scattered over the
United Stites but It Is verj larelj that
one is sesn
A Vc'W Hfsponsihitit).
With Chil-tmas o'er.
Y man his biain must ral'o,
And cut down the cost of life,
So that he maj buj his vvlfo
A wheel of this veai's make
Philadelphia North Ameiican
AMUSEMENTS
THE FROTHIIfGRRM.
V.'nf ncr.VUeis Mainiori.
John 1.. Kerr, Acting Manager.
Ve;k Commencing Mondaj, Tebriiarj 23d
Opening with abreclal Washington llirth-
uu Matlnte Monday. Amjrlca's
Orcnttst Repertoire Organization
The Spooners
Cilna
cll
nnd an p-v rollout supporting company.
Charge of llill Nightly. Dime f.Utlnee Dully.
Mondaj .Matinee. ... f ho Judge's ite. '
Uondaj Mslit...."ln9z,' a vioxiciu Itcmancj
leaning prices.. 10 u and 8 1 touts Jlatineo
10 , to all parts of tho housa On Jlondiy
I'Vonhin' ona laly and ono gentleman or two
1 idioi admitted on ono SO. lieicet. it reserved
UtMun'Jii m lillnyaudCp m Mondaj
THIELE
School of Music, 5:0 Spines St.
Mrs. KatSiarine Thiele,
Voice Training, Solo Siniuj
Ernest Thiele,
Violin Piano, 'Cello eitscmbla Hoth
teachers at cclcbratcJ Scharv.en'n
Consul atory, New Yor'c Also other
competent tcacheib engaged Mr. l'lil.-lj
is the successor to ths lat;
HERR KOPFF.
Lodge and Corporation Sols,
Robber Stamp Inks, AH Colors,
Caters, Pads, Pooka) Gutter,
Scissors, Rovolvars,
Razors, Strops, Patltosks,
Bicycbs and Supplisi,
Umbrella Repairing
Athletic and Gymnasium Goods,
AT
S rf?&
I Hi"! I'll
222 WyOWIHG MUM
THURLOW
INSTITUTE
It Is a well-known fact thnt the uso of
HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES so pie
occupies tho System that attacks of DI3'
EASE iiiu PREVENTP.D,
The OPPICIAL Statbtlcs of Germany
prove that persons using HOMOEOPA
THIC REMEDIES llvo on an uveiage ot
TWENTY YEARS LONGER than thoso
Who iij OLD SCHOOL MEDICINES.
Suffeiers from Rheumntlsm, Meural
gla, Catairh, Asthma, D Anopsia, Kidney
Dl'case, Hntdness of Hearing, Acute Ca
pillary Bronchi tin, Dlseises of tho Eje,
UUiuuy Dloen3e, Piles, Lumbago, Kc
mnlo Diseases, Coughs. Colds, Orlppo and
Paralvsis aio coiislantlj expiesslng their
heartfelt giatltude foi tho mlrnculous euro
of these dlse ise
Mrs Gknson, 21S Linden St., Bays: My
bnby (I months olUl was very sick, could
sc.ucely bieathe The doctoi called It
Capillary Bronchia- nnd pronounced It
seiious. Took 'Ihuilow A9 and AID. and
in a ew dajs was thoroughly cured.
THE EVE
Mr W L. King, 312 Mulberry street.
Scianton, snjs: "I was surfeilng with my
ejes, and was undei the enro of a lesi
dent phjslcl in six months, he Anally sent
me to an EYE SPECIALIST. I still gro-v
worse I then went under treatment nt
tho TIHTREOW MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
and wat cuied In ten dajs."
PREE PIIVS1CIANS.
If jolt send a POSTAL CARD to
301 SPRUCE ST, SCRANTON,
a PHYSICIAN will be sent to attend you
until cured, his seivlces will cost jou
nothing
Tho Medicines me mostly 23 cents.
EXAMINATION TREE et the olllco.
Soctnit) Building nnd Savings Union.
Clmteied under Pennsylvania laws
Home olllce, room3 20S and -'09 Mears
building, Scranton, Pa.; telephone Uu2.
Olllcers Colonel Geoige Sanderson,
president, Colonel r L Hitchcock, vice
president, Edmund A Bmtl, actuarj , L.
J. Slebecker, lieasiuei, Horace E Hand,
nttornej , Albeit Ball, secietarj; R. K.
Cruner, superintendent of agencies.
Board of dllcctors Colonel George San
deison, nttornej and counsel-at-law , Col
onel P. L. Hitchcock, lnsuranco and attor
nej , Edmund A. Bartl, county survejor;
L J. Slebecker, carpets and draperies;
Albeit Ball, secietnij of S B , and S U.;
Prank II. demons, shorHT of Lackawanna
count j , Prank P Chilstlan, hatter and
gent's furnisher, C. C. Peiber, of demons,
Perber &. O'Mnlley Co , Charles R Con
nell, secretary and tieasurer Lackawanna
mills
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT, JAN, 1,
1897.
ASSETS
Cash In bank and olllce $ 2,822 40
Real estate loans .. 40,741 21
Stock loans 510 0J
Installment dues unpaid S00 73
Interest and premium
due and unpaid .... 1,131 S3
Real estate 1,700 00
Olllce furniture and fix
tures 2S1 21
Insurance advanced ... IS 73
Due from expense fund . S3 00 $18,101 21
LIABILITIES
Installment stock $2u,0uS 72
Debentuie and coupon
stock 8,131 00
Dues Advanced by mem
bers . 73S CO
Bills pajable 1,000 00
Undivided profits 2,122 89 $43,10121
PROPIT AND LOSS
Interest and premium
received $ 1.S37 GS
Interest and premium
delinquent secured .... 1,131 S3
Tines lecelved C3 3J
Withdrawal piollts 21 02 $ S.037 42
Sundrj loan fund, In
teict nnd discount .. $ 40 30
Debentuie dividends ... 20123
Interest nnd discount . 219 02
Delinquent Interest and
premium July 1 . . 377 10
Net prollts, (0 months) . 2,122 81 $ 3 037 43
umbei of shares In foi ce Jan 1, 1SJ7, 1,301.
V c w nut Komi nsents. W rite or call
Coi n.irticiilins.
It. K. CltANEIt,
Uupt. ol Agencies,
Mears Building.
If the ISabv Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success It
soothes tho child, softens the gums,
allajs all pain, cures wind colic and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Sold
by druggists In every part of the world.
Be sure and call for "Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Sjrup," and take no other
kind. Twenty-live cents a bottle.
M!!1EJI11L
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
- Tridaj Cvenlnir, ppr 4(1 (fl
baiurday Alatinec, h III
batirday Uveninj, I tiJ lu'OU
I'RICCS Oallerj, 15c , Balcony, 25c .3-c.;
First 1 loor, 3SC , ,?oc 75c. Matinee Adults
20c, i Children, 10c. Anywhere.
An Elaborate Sconlo Pioductlon ot
Frank Harvey's Latest Success,
THE LAND OF TIE LIVING
A talented compinj Loadod by tho sidling
jouns uctoi, FRANK KAKIUNGTON.
ACT I TLo Llnif s Kullmra A Homo in
Kuins, ACTir-lh Kristi Mountains Capo
Colon ACT lll'-'lhaPoor Homo of thoArk
wliRhts in Lnnilon ACT IV. riio Old Shod,
nt Slmdwell I onoon by gut. ACT V.
Jlio Limes Fulhani
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
Monday Afternoon, CPR TO
MonJay i:cninK, L13'
TULSUAY EVI.MNO, PCB. 23.
tiuaranteed one ot the most enjoyable per-
lormanccs ever i;en 111 ocramon.
HENNESSY LEROYLE
Accomii'iihoJ comodinn, nnd a corapotont
ioinnnii, In Eawiird Owliiris lownoa 3-act
lefitun ito comodj,
OTHKIJ PEOPLE'S MONEY
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Y This companj appealed in Head- V
O inf? Teb 3 to tho great delight of a A
A try tekct, dlbcilmlnntlng audi- X
Y ence of bJl pcions It Is a legltl- V
mate lomedj (not a faice comedj. ()
A N'o singing No dancing ) Clean a
X in Ita lines nnd munitions A thor- V
Y oughly enjoj iblo entertainment.
A John D M'bhlei,
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
ro Adnnce In Prices Tallory IB"; balconj
2j-35c oich s.r.i ein l.i 5 0. par o-cll drs nn1
uiclisotia'io Matinee 1 lrst fluoi,ruioro'l
Biats o)c, brleony. ioorvod t-pats 25o; chil
dren lean ert ho ,t anywliora "oc.
S' THEATER
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Ffb 22, 23, and 2i
Sam DeLson Jletiopolltnu Company In tli
Bleat milltaiy comedy drama,
TSie President
Boutitiful Scenen,
Klcgant Costumes,
Catchy SpeclaK es,
and tlw marel 0' tho contuiy,
1
11 ionr; uiTnonri
M
Admission 10, 20 or 30 Cents.
Tor this week only Ladies and
Children Afternoons 10 cents.