w T qIIE-' SOBANTON-IWniUKJE-l'JIUnSDAY . JEOTlNIa-, MARCH 'Jo. iSnT A ItchlnR, Irritated, scaly, crnitcd Scalps, dry, tliln, n:ul falling Ilnlr, cleantcil, jinrMed, and beauti fied by warm shampoos with ciriotr.A s-'o!-, rnd ocrnslonal drctslnun of Citicoua, purest of emollients, tho i;rcatcBt skin cures. 4r JL srf Treatment will produce ti clean, healthy scalp with luxuriant, lustroin liatr. when all else falls. Knl.l thrmir'iniit the wnrl.l. Toitkb Drxo asd Ciieii. C"ii',"lf 1'rcipn. Umbra. oi"llow tu produce l.utnnant Hair, nulled free. CICC Tilth I'rrrws Inltnnlly rrlitTcd it rhlli hy (Milium llkUIVIU. S1UNS 0 CARBONDALE, menders will please unto that ndvortlse tnpnto, orders for Job work, nnd Items for pulillentlon left nt the establishment of. Shannon & Co., newsdealers. North Mnin emet, will rccoivo prompt attention; of fice open from 8 a. in. to 10 p. m. PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT. t'umluctctl by Children ttt tlii I'rei Iiytei'itin l.ucttnu Koain. A pretty entertainment was Riven at tin- Pi'PRiiylerlan lecture room on Tues day evening;. First on the programme w.irt n midget weddhiR when Master Ch.irlie Kafka and MIbs Kathryn Burr ,ii piTBimalcd Tom Thumb tuid lllnnte Warren, In their nuptials. The lather ii ml mother of the ltrlile were repre s. nteiT by Russell Speneer and Jd.iv.d ilnyles and Kidgway Lathrop ajid Ha 7.1 I Wilson, the parents of th" groom. TI e ushers were llrooks Kafka, Ken d .11 Morse. Edtrar Lathropc, Kcidle Ger li..rt. The liride-iimalds were represent i d Iv I.ols Morris and Moreen Jtlven hurir. Da Ette Edjrett and Grace Fey uue (lower glrln and Arcnlp Morgan .i page, Edward Burr acted as the iilliciutlng oliTtsyinan. After this dramatic performance tiimeaJapanese drill hy Madeline Mills, I h ssie Burrell, Lou Roemmelmeyer, Jlexs-ie Mills, Uuth Knapp, Blanche Col vin. Bessie Medio. nd, Gladys Jadwin, Jlnv Morgnn, Isabella MeNiven, Nina Sr-lth and Stella Vannan. Tliere were -. eral plt-asing exercises by the llttl children. The programme Included a 1 i., no solo by John Morgan, a recita tion by Kenneth Raynor, a chnrade by l.i una Roemmehneyer and Willie Mor--iiui, a duet by Maud Moyles and Mar mii Burr, and a violin solo by Edward Jiuir. A latge audience enjoyed the en i -rtalnmcnt. About $70 was received into the trea&ury. removi on April 1 to the liotito on Wy i.mlnjt street recently vacated by O. L. mieyr -.;. .. , Mr. and Mr. Jnfn MeMllltiii ,ro entertaining their (lnufthtor, Miss Jinunette MrMillati,' ot New York. rs iliiins Hotrtm, tlf AVnyne street, Is MHtTerliiR from an itttaelt of rlieumnt-l.-'in. Mis. II. T. Jackson, of Wyoming fl'tcet. left yeslerday for a visit with Hoicsdale friends. Miss .Bertha Hole, who litis been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Richard l'etli Ick. of Spring street, hurt returned to In-" home in Semnton. Mrs. C. McMllllen, who has boon 111 for the past six weeks, is able to be out again. Philip BerrymHn, of Oneonta, Is vls ltl"sr friends In this city. Mrs. J. M. Nicholson, of Wyoming street, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jo seph Htiinlnerle, ot Wllkes-Burnt. Mr. and Mis. David Zleley, of Brook lyn, N. V., nnd Miss Hubs, of Mout clitlr, N. J who liavo been visiting at the home of Mrs. H. Manvllle, lulurnud homo yesterday. Dr. F. E. Jenkins Is 'in New York on professional business. Constable Neary arrested four young men front lfl to 20 years of tlge, charged by Joseph Royer with assault and with throwing stones. Each was lined 52 and costs. Dr. Glllls, of the start of house sur geons, lias seven applications front physicians who desire the position of resident surgeon nt the hospital. The applications will he considered at tho next meeting of the stuff and their selection sent to the board of trustees for their action. East park has been plotted -and lots will soon bo for snlo. Improvements will be Tnnllmicd during the summer. A majority of the Democratic mem bers o'f the city councils met for con sultation on Tuesday evening In view of the election for city ollleers. The Carbondale Cycle club are In tliPlr new Quarters. Elcclit new. mem bers have been received since thev removed. Superintendent nnd Mrs. G. W. Powc will mulce their home at Hotel Ameri can April 1. Miss Cora Avery attended the wed ding of Miss Ijllllun nammett and Gcorpje Carr, In Scrnnlon, Tuesday. John A. Gilllea, who lias been visit ing in Long Island City, has returned home. James McMillan, sr., has resumed his position in the Delaware and Hud son pattern shop after a protracted ill ness. Miss Edith Moon entertained a num ber of friends at tea lost Tuesday evening. Among those present were Misses Mary Morris, Nettle Borst. Maud Ilarnden and Mrs. Edwin Moon, jr., of this city; Mrs. Thomas Solomon, Misses" Polly Solomon, Bertha Coon and Katie Sampson, of Jermyn. Walter Bennett, of Lenoxvllie, who lias been tlio guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Wickwlre for several days, has returned home. AbsoEuletj Purs. (Vli'limti il for its ssi'i'itt iiiiMiilnj! "Ireticth mill liciilllil'nlMi"-!. 'Miircs the lnoil iivu'.iikI til n i i mill 'ill Im in of iivliillemtlon common lo the cheap hriimK JIOYAI. 1IMCIMI POWIIIMI CO., NKW Villi IC. ERHYN AND MAYF1ELD at present. One of its passages did nut suit Mr. Gallflghor, anil he vigor ously protested flBalnst It. Mr. O'Brien moved thnt the rnessng"e be luld on the table, but the motion was Inst by a vote ot 7 to Ii. Mr. Curruti waslu d'lttmnt becriUHP ex-Utirgess' jlnwntil hHil not luinlslied the council with a report of the fines lie hud cpllertod. A committee consist lug of Ctmaii and ratten was tippolnted to look up the inn tier. , The pimlls or Misses May and Mary llitlls classi of the Rlakely Bnptlst chinch Sunday school will give mi "April fool" entertainment tit the. resi dence of Miss May Hull nest Thursday evening. A good programme' Is being prepared. v Misses Annie and Lizzie Jordan spent yesterday at CarbondalP. Mrs. John O'Malley has returned home from n visit at Dunmore. Dr. Qatvey, of Diliiinote, was a cn.ll er'in fown yesterday. ! AVOCA. ' OFFICERS INSTALLED. In Hit) orostinir Kxcrcisus Held at Lodge ofthi! tleiitnsoplis. A delightful evening entertainment was enjoyed on Tuesday evening when tl ! newly-elected officers of Carbondale Conclave cf Heptnsophs were Installed. District Deputy Hendricks, of Scran ion, officiated at the impressive cere monies. During th'c evening speeches ero made by Mossis. Hendrick and Uoss, of Scmnton; J. II. Byrne and Dr. Kelly, of Carbondale conclave; Dr. J. S. Niles and Messrs. Moon and H'lmes, of Fidelity conclave. Vocal - lections were rendered by the Cres- el t quartette, and instrumental music by the Italian Mandolin and Guitar lull. ProreBsor Firth presided at the mano and the music was highly appre ciated. The new officers Installed were as lollows: Arohon, J. IT. Byrne; past arehon, John Manlon; secretary, P. F. Carroll; treasurer, J. B. Gtlhcol; financial, P. r. MoflUt,. prelate, M. Gllmartln; pro-f"-,t, M. Connelly; Inspector, G. Wylle; warden, W. Sniurl; sentinel, James De-vme, TAYLOK. Xewlfottsos to Bo Uuilt tit Simpson. Tito school board at Simpson are to erect a building for school No. 1; plans for the structure are nearly finished, nnd the board will advertise for bids. Several buildings are to be erected, probably not less than twenty. Mich ael McLaughlin will erect a handsome new residence on the old base ball field. The streets will bo improved nnd Simpson will present an attractive appearance as a village. Killed n f.'rnv Fox. A. II. Demark, of the Ontario and Western telegraph station at the Car bondnlo yard, seeing some dogs out side his oillce pursuing an animal that disappeared Into a hole between some rocks, hastened to the spot and by a blow with a stone killed the animal, which proved to bo a gray fox nearly five feet in length, The funeral of the late Thomas- P. Jones was held at Ills late home In Feltsvllle yesterday afternoon and was attended by a largo concoursie of sym pathizing friends and neighbors. Short service was conducted t the house and the remains v.ro afterwards taken to the Welsh Baptist church where the Rev. Dr. Tl. II. Harris and Rev. J. M. Lloyd preached short funeral ser- mohs. Interment was made in the For est Home cemetery hy Undertaker J. E. Davis. Representatives from the 1 emple of Love lodge, No. 7, True Ivor-itc-3 and Arehhald Keg fund, of which the deceased was a member, attended the funeral. Tlio pall hearers were! Thomas Haddock, David J. Thomas, David L. Lloyd, Morris Evans, Stephen Nash, John McMnnnus. Mrs. Margaret Cobloigh is seriously ill te her home on Main street. The sidewalks and gutters in the vic inity of North Main street are In a deplorable condition. After every thaw the blocked gutters causes all the dirt and water to flow on the sidewalk, making it very disagreeable. The free use of a shovel for a few minutes wbuld remedy this difficulty. Hownul McClosky, who has been a resident of this town for the past three years.- left for Maueh. Chunk Tuesday, where he will fill a position for the Cen tral Railroad of New Jersey as operator. John D. Atherton has.boer. appointed poor director of this district, succeed ing his fatlior. Mr. and, Mrs. Morgan Hopkins, of Hde Pnrk, attended the funeral ot the late Thomas P. Jones in this place yes terday. An entertainment will be held in the Sibley Union church this (Thursday) evening. An excellent programme has been selected for tho event. Mrs. David Davis and Mrs. William Thomas, of the South Side, attended the funeral of Thomas P. Jones yesterday afternoon. LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES, Mrs. Patrick II. Collins, of South Main street, spent yesterday In Sctnn ton. D. S. D. Davis made a professional call In Plttston yesterday. Misses Cora Davis and Carrie Mur ray, or Stroudsbttn? State Normal school, nre spending their vacation in town. Tho Epworth league of the. Method-. 1st church will Klve a free entertain ment in the" Sunday school rooms on Thursday evening. April 1. The league extend an invitation to nil. Dr. Glllls. or Carbondale, was a call er In town on Tuesday.' A child . of Mr. and Mrs. AVIlllam Omston Is suffering with measles. William MeAndrew, of Scranton, visited his parents on tho East Side on Tuesday.' Doctor M. J. ShlPlds delivered a lec ture to the nurses of Emergency hos pital on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ann Tlinon Is seriously ill at her lioiw on the East Side. Miss Emma Butts, of Scranton. who has been visiting Mrs. Arthur Day, of Cemetery street, has returned home. Last evening a marriage ceremony was performed at the Methodist par sonage by the pastor. Rev. Francis Gendall. The contracting parties tvere C. Q. Ellis, n well known marble deal er of Carbondale, formerly tor many years a resident of Jermyn, and Miss Minta Marbalter. of this place. The bride is well known here, and has many warm friends. For a few years past Mr. Ellis has been conducting a business in Carbondale. Some time ago he sold out to Estabrook Bros, and Is now employed by them. Mr, and Mrs. Ellis will dispense with a wed ding tour, and will at once begin housekeeping In a furnished house on North Wyoming street, Carbondale. Mrs. Cuttls E. Helmes s quite ill at her home on Rushbrook street. On March 22 a warrant was Issued by C. E. Helmes, justice of the peace, at tile Instance of Ed Edmunds, of Maylleld. for the arrest of Anthony J. Gavin on a charge of allowing eock--fightlng In an outhouse on the prem ises of Mr, Unvln and betting on same, the said fight taking place on March 16. Mr. Gavin appeared and gave ball for appearance on Friday at the jus tice's office, whsn the case will be heard. The Mayfleld school board met In special session yesterday afternoon. All members were present. Severn! minor matters were disposed of. A bill of Sturtevnnt & Co., of Philadel phia, for heating apparatus, amount ing to $1,300, was read and ordered paid, with a deduction of $1J8, amount paid by board for freight for same. The announcement which was made of the resignation of Miss Williams as teacher, brought forth many appli cants for the position. After an ex amination of their diplomas and rec ommendations, the following were vot ed for: Mlsi Pendergast, of Harrls burg; Mi?s Kllcur, of Glrardvllle; Miss Vail, of Jermyn, and Miss O'Malley, of Scranton. After considerable discus sion and many ballots, Miss O'Malley, of 1112 Cedar avenue, Scranton, wits elected to the position. Notice of the funeral of Mrs. John Muldoon appears- today tinder head ot "Obituary" in another column. OLYP11ANT. Superintendent T. V. Harrison, Ed ward Olhlt'itiH, William O'Malley. Solo mon Di-eble, Jiipnb Web'-ttcr and I'rofes mii Hobatt vlfltid the botough schools yesterday. , Miss Annie fallahnn has returned' from New York city. The Ladles' Aid Jooiety ot the Meth odist Episcopal church will conduct a social at tlfe residence ot Mr. tint! Mrs. Webster Howell, tomorrow evening. The Ceiilnil colliery 1ms suspended operations until further notice. Mr. John nall'igher. of O'Nell City. Nebraska, bus returned home after a few weeks' visit with lrlenda In litis vicinity. The children of P. F. O'Brien are suf fering from n slight attack of measles. Rev. J. J. McCabe preached an elo quent serincn in St. Gabriel's church at HhKleton ltlst evening. Miss Jessie Alexander, of Peckvllle, was a visitor in town on Tueiimy. Cl-ln Robert Maxwell, of South Main street, purposes renting his business place during the coming year and move his family to Atlantic City. W. F. Nye and Miss Carrie Geary attended the Sunday school convention held at Peckvllle Tuesday. Mr. Nyo was chairman of the convention and Miss Geary read a paper on "The Teacher's Preparation." J, J. Monohan, proprietor of Hotel Harrison, Is In Philadelphia on busl-nc&g. A corps of engineers under B. It. Blair nre laying out a new road from Rlchmondale, shortening the distance to Cavbondalo from Forest City at hast p mile. Mr. tind Mrs. W. B. S. Paul, at one tlmo residents of this city, but lately of Oneonta, N. Y., expect to return to tills oily und will occupy the house op South Church street which will be va cated by Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Tlnaley next week. i Dr. D. L. Rnlley was In Horrid? Cen ter on professional business yester day. Miss Belle Hlsted hns resigned her position with Fulkerson & Thomas, music dealers. Miss Grace Vannan is lining tlio place temporarily. Mr, and Mrs. It. B. Van Bcrgan will Fill urlno hours HOW TO FIND OUT. a bottle or common glass with and let It stand twenty-four a sedir-.e"t or settling Indicates a ulseasea cor I'unn oi me Kiuncys. When urlno stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney trouble. Too fre quent desire to urlnnto or pain In tho back. Is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. WHAT TO 1H. There is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great klaney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passages. It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing it. or bad effect following uso of liquor, wine or beer, nnd overcomes that unpleasant , necessity of being compelled to got up many tlmeB during tho night to urj nate. Tho mild and the extraordinary effeet of Swamp Root Is soon realized. It stands tho highest for its wonder ful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the lieBt. Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar. For a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by mall, mention Tribune and send your full postolllco nddress to Dr. Kil mer & Co,, Binghnmton, N. Y. The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genuineness of this offer. CARPET SALE! 1,000 yards Ingrain Carpets marked to 18c, 23c, 25c, 29c, 35c, worth from 25c to 50c. OIL CLOTH SALK-500 yards Floor Oil Cloths marked to 15c, 20b, 25c, l)c, iWc Hquare Yard, worth from 2()j to 50c. MATTING SALK 200 yards assorted Mattlnp,, Sc to 25,:. Jint one half their vrriiiu, This sale to last one week only. Tapestry Carpets at cut prices. J, soon INGUS, Carpets, Draperies aud Wall Papers, 419 Lacka. Ave. The council has got down to business ngain. On Tuesday night a meeting was held at which all members wre present. Thomas Patten occupied the' chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved of with slight correction. The different committees were then appointed for the year as follows: Printing committee, P. W. Fadden, William Tinsley, Thoa. Oannon: police committee, Thomas aannon, William Tinsley, ,P. W. Fad den, Hugh Lewis; finance committee, Hugh Lewis, William Tinsley, Patrick Dempsey, Thomas Gannon; street committee, William Tinsley, Patrick Dempsey, P. W. Fadden, Hugh Lewis, William Rogan; eleetilc light commit tee, Thomas Gannon, Patrick Demp sey, P. W. Fadden, Hugh Lewis, Will lain Rogan; building committee, Pnt-rh-k Dempsey. P. W. Fadden, William Tinsley, Hugh Lewis, William Rogan. Mr. Gallagher made d motion that they be accepted by the council,. Mr. Patten did not think It necesi-ary for a motion, as he had approved of them; a motion was entertained, however, and carried. Motion was then made by Mr. Demps'ey that the .street com mittee notify Surveyor Blewltt to dis continue his work ii the borough. Ob jections were made by Councilman Curt an and Gallagher, who stated that the surveyor had been appointed by the council of '00 to establish a bor ough line, and It was not quite finished. The motion carried by a vote of 7 to B. Councilman Hush Lewis tnudo a mo tion that tho council meet on the sec ond Tuesday of each month in the fu ture, Mr. Cttrran offered an amend ment that they meet on tho first Tues day. The amendment was defeased and the motion carried In its original form. The election of a borough at torney was next in order. Three names were mentioned, C. P. O'Malley, James J. O'Malley, John J. Manning. 'A vote was taken, which resulted an follows: For C. P. O'Malley, Gannon, Patten, Lewis, Tinsley, Fltdden, Ro gan, Dempuoy, 7; for James J, O'Mal ley, O'Brien, O'Halloran, Uurlce. Cur ran, -1; for J. J. Manning, Gallagher. 1. O, P. O'Malley was declared electid. Mis. William Wheeler woe appointed junltres. The message of Hurgess p. J. McNulty was then read. It offered many intelul suggestions In the way of town improvements, and warned th council to be careful in the transac tion of the electric plant business. It also touched upon the lieier-slty of bet tiT itu'iti- and sewer- and ln-tly, a board at hculth, which tho town lacKti Miss Ida Miller, of the West Side, en tertained u number .of friends at her home on Picker street on Tuesday evtnlng If honor of her soventcnth birthday.'' The following wore present: Misses Llllle Millar, or Plttston; Lulu Batcher, of Dunmore; Blanche Weets, of Forty Fori; Reglna and Anna Dom moruHtth, I'da Miller, and Gertrude Davis, and Messrs. Hugh Conkcy, Tlios. Gillespie, Hamilton Graham, John Big- gar and Oscar Miller, of Avoen. The will of the late Michael Kelly was probated on Tuesday. He directs th.il his son, Michael Kelly, jr., shall re ceive n house and $m); his son, Law rence, $200; his daughter, Mrs. Mar garet McCarthy, $7ri: his nephew, Frank Cawl"y. S5, and to Rev. M. F. Crane. $10. All the balance of the estate in left to his son Michael. John McLaugh lin is imnuil as exrculnr. The Avoen sub-district convention of the Epworlh If ague was held Tues day with two sessions, one In the after noon and the second In the evening In the Methodist Episoopr.l church, Dele gat's were present from Tunkhannnck, Scranton, Yatchvllle, Rondhani, West Plttston, A-voca, Duryea, Lackawanna c:id Old Forge. The delegates number ed nearly fifty nnd the Interest shown gave great ;::al to the first session, which opened with nraynr nnd pralsi service, ennduet'd by Rev. J. C. L.-a- cock. who snoke brlellj on the subject of the convention. Rev. James Jones, of Yalesville, was chairman nnd Mrs. T. M. Ji'nrey recorllng secretary. Air. Jones made a few rp'-nir.g remarks on the sith-fllstrlct len-jues of the Wyom ing district of the Methodist Episcopal church. Aflot this the purposes of the Kpwwth letguu w t re very vividly ex plained by Rev. Lewis in which he said the purpo.-.e of the league la to arouse l!u- mind, of the younff iMo a more active, earnest and prompt work In the church". He also set forth the benefits derived fre.m the league. This subject was alfo the point of several well de livered remaiks on the same subjesj. Mr. W. T. Bradshaw was called upon and read an excellent paper on the sub ject of the relations of the nations to oppressed humanity, giving some points on theJCubun and Armenian questions. The subject vas thrown open for dis cussion and was spoken on in a manner quite statesmanlike. Tho church mem bership reception vow'B hy E. C. Kel lem won favorable comment. A paper was also lead on "How to Make League Work a Success," bv a delegate from West Pitlflon. The financial work of the Epworth league was clearly ex plained by Air. Frank Howard. Mr. Frank George read a paper on tho sub ject of "How Can the Epworth League Help Die Sunday School"" This paper was the subject of much discussion. The chairman appointed three commit tees us follows: II'jvs. Sautee, Brad shuw und'KellPtn to select a subject for discussion at the next sub-dlsU'lct con vent Ion to be held in West Plttston in May. The finance commute consisted of Miss Emma John and Miss Sidle Haines: committee on resolutions, Messre. W. H. Hllister, Row Mr. Bar ber and Mi. Nettle CoIjs. Th? lost paper veii! In the afternoon session wan by Miss Jones, subject, "A Model Busi ness Meeting," aftr which the session closd. The evening services consistqd principally of preaching. liime corrospondent with n small branch of a thorn bush on Tuesday inoritlnlf which he hnd cut from a bush lit tha wobdt while In search of a site In'. open A bIoiio quarry. Tho pilings i, tiptin tlie branch are fully three uiuLtf nun incnes in lengtn, eacn oiiciiinvnig n thorn injecting from cither side, Which foHiis n crtit-lllx. ' Mr. Wcst fall clnlms the thorns upon the Jnrger brallches which ho wni iinnlile to reach would measure from four tp five Inches In length.. The branch Is con sidered quite n curiosity ns nothing similar has ever been round In tills pnrt of the country before. A, Loyd Cooper Is expected homo Sat urday from Woodstock, Conn., where he lias been attending school tor sev eral months, He will remain homo Tor two weeks. The Presbyterians commenced prac ticing Wednesday evening for the ICns ler sorvlcf's. Chnrles Daniels has moved his bnrn on River street upon a new foundation which he recently built. Chutles Kriiss Is touring down the old wngo'n shop on his lot known as the Fowler property. John Chapman Is quite 111 with the measles at the home ot his sister, Airs. Hcjijiimln HolTinali! Miss Orrti Rolllson Is expected home this wdok from normal school, Blooms burg. Isnac Bennett, of Paupack, was In town Tuesday. D. James Colgate will commence the new addition upon his house, us soon as the Docker Brothers return from Blooming Grove Park where they are, now engaged In erecting buildings for the "Park ussnclntlnn. The remains uf Elldn, laughter or Air. and Airs. William Wild, of Dunmore, aged one year, who died of pneumonia .Monday, were hi ought here Tuesday afternoon. The funeral wns held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of Air. M. J. ICellnm, und Inter ment was made In the Eddy cemetery. Miss Elsie Colgate entertained a party of her friends nt her home on Tuesday evening. AIlss Helen Dodge, of Honesdale, was In town this week. THURLOW INSTITUTE -' 225 and 227 Washington Ave. SCUANTON, PA. Eminent sricelnllst Tor nit diseases sent free to your home. Atlvieo and consul tation free. Thesu physicians have now been practising In Scranton over four months, although moat of thu ciifps to which they were culled lfrjd been given up hj- the family physician, thoy have- not had to write a single ilouth certifi cate. Tluitfow A! HiicMiimUsin Chit. Will enii! the following symptoms: Bruised pain between tlio shoulders; slIIY ness of the hack: pulu In the loins; trem hllmr nnd tlmdltw In the limbs: the nffeet eil pints .., toil 11 mt swollen; puhr In ptliows, kiiti. "and hips; lAiins worm- be fore a storm; dull, heavy pain lfl the region of Dip kidneys? ire affected purls still .mil cold: high colored urine; Joints sore and swollen; hack feels us If hrokn; numbness and licsvlmss In arms und hunils; feet swollen, burning and prick ing; contractions or the atteeted parts: crumps of 'the different miHcles; Joints stiff, with tendency to become crooked. Tliuilow A21 Kitli-cr Chit. A boon without an equal to the nllllcteil. Symptoms I'ulTy uppenrunee of the face, particularly under the eyes; swelling of the feet nnd legs; a feeling of drowsiness and mental depression; excessive dls clmrgc of pale, heavy urine-, bowels eon stlpuled, stools hard and dry; the skl.i Is pale, dry and waxy In apppurnnc.'; dark llnus around the eyes; u chilly, creepy reeling down the back; the per spiration has a hud odor; objects and spots llonting before the eyes; the hair hus n tendency to turn gray. WELCOME TO MR. BROWNE The New Railroad Y. M. C. A. Secretary Is Heartily Received by the Citi zens of Hallstcnd. best wlf-hes of th" Scranton people for liiit work In this place. I10Ni:Sl)AI.K. Special to The Tribune. 'IJallhtciul. March 24. Tuesday even ing the Rullrond Young Men's Christian Association lnll here was the scene of a very pleasant gathering nnd on" of deep Interest lo the citizens of this place, especially to the railroad men. The occasion was the tecopt'ion tendered tlio new sHcretnrj of the association, All'. Frank P. Browne, of Scranton,, who will soon begin his labors In this, place. Tho exercises were opened by a selection rendered by the Hullstcnd Cornet band, after which Rev. A. F. Harding, of Great Bend, Invoked the divine bH?lng. Following tills was the address of welcome by Gordon Nichols, serr-'lary of the Railroad Young Men's Christian nst-oc-lntiou nt Blnghamton, N. Y. He wa followed by Row John A. Davis, iwstor of the First n.ifltlst chutch of this place, who spokp In glow ing terms' and h'lglest praise of the work done by the retiring secretary W. W. Adair, lie then addressed a few weirds of welcome to Air. Browne and assured htm of th-; hearty co-operation of our people In the work here. Alls.-! Grace Fuller rendered a piano f-olo In a very creditable manner and .received much applause. Rev. J. S. Crompton, of Great Bend, followetl with some very appropriate renin rks. paving a glowing tribute to Mr. Adair und extending to Mr. Browne his best wishes and assuring him of abundant succts.3 In hi3 new hold of labor. Mr., Adair then Introduced the new secretary ,'AIr. Browne, who made n few le marks Which were fitting for the oc casion. After a vocal tolo by Airs. John Crook,. Rev. L. W. Church, pastor of the First' Presbyterian church cf this place, came upon the nlatfnrm and in his utuul ,happy manner presented Air. Adair wiih a handsome gold watch and chnln aB tji sllrht token of rcsnect and esteem fi-cjm his hosts of friends in tills place nnd immediate vicinity. Although Air. ACalr was pot pieparcd for thin part of the programme, he responded In a fitting way and feelingly thanked his friends for the gift. A piano nolo was then rendered by Claude U. Sim mons. Secretary f. W. Pearaall, of tho Scranton Railroad Youn Men's Chris tian association, who Is always gladly received hcre.made n tn,ost excalleht ad dress on christian work among railroatl me-n and also gave a brief description of Air. Adair s new. field of labor a' ClifluVi Forge, Ya. Air. Browne h:.i been associated with Mr.'Peirsall In the work at Sorai'lon fot three yean; and Air. P'ar?all said that he brought ihu . Judge Alfred Hand, of Scranton spent Sunday In Honesdulo with his aged mother. The Grand Union Tea Company are localod In their new slore In the In dependent building. Air. F. P. Clark has purchased of AIlss Sarah A'.lllsr her residence on Four teenth street, .and takes possession of tho same May t Alany adults In Ilonesdale are allllct- 'ed with Hip mock measles, although without serious, results. ' Airs. 13d. Burns Is visiting In Scran ton with the family of Dr. Reed Burns. The Ice has all gone from the Lackn wn.xen and Dyberry livers, nnd 'lias nearly all left the canal basin, so that it would not interfere with navigation at the present time. Farmers are shipping large qi.vitl tles of npide-s from hero to city nr kets. They bring from i: cents to SO cents per bushel In our market. Air. E. R. Chubbuek of Towndu, Pa., Is now proprietor oi' the ilonesdale Steam lnundry. This plant passes to a new proprietor about every quarter. Dr. Barckley and family left on Tuesday Tor their new home In Alll ford, Pike county. HiilaJslpliia Manufacturers ot IMS mi mi i'21 1.iK'liiiwnmm Ave. AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF WOMEN'S SOUS, And Silk Waists for Spring. iMnrty nuw mul exquisite styles, nituleleil alter desii-ns conceived hy our own artists, while others are French Styles adapted to AMERICAN IDEAS, Clutrnilii; Chic Stilts of Faconne lit heliotrope, urjen, Cadet and turquoise. raiuln In price from $5.yStoS610.S. LADIES' SILK WAISTS. Many ilill'eretit styles, mode it In price and heautlfurin the designs. Your choice from .S2.HS up. IM SKIRTS. Wc show, all the new ideas at the veryTowest prices ever quoted this time of tlio year. Our line consists of iiioire, Antique. Duch ess Satin, Fine Imported Mohair, Fancy Two-Tone Jacquurils Also Plaids, Checks, Figures, l)ashe.-s uue Knotted Ffl'eets. I Hill, 0FR THE FIGHT IS OVER, THE VICTORY IS OURS. We have lots of followers, but our strides are too long, our pace too fast and they fall farther and farther behind. Ours Is the only llrst-elnss mer chant tailoring establishment in Scranton making garments at pop ular prices. NICHOLSON. IIAWLUY. R. A. Teeter received a fall Satur day evening which might have pioved very serlqus, but fortunately lie es caped with only a dislocated thumb and a fenv bruises. Mr. Teeter had gone up into the hay-mow of W. V. Ames' livery to get a bundle of t.trav, for "bedding for hln horse, and w Idle walking over the mow, with a lantern in his hand, he stepped Into a hole in the Hour, which was covered with straw, and was upobgerval.de and fell to the lower floor a distance of sixteen feet. T'ne light In the lantern was not extinguished L-y the fall. Frank Wesifall presented The Trl- The friends that were called from a distance to the sick bod of the late Airs. Matilda Williams and attended the funeral on Tuesday weie her daughter, Nettle, and husband, John N. Williams, of1' Orange, N J.; her son. George H. Williams, of Portvllle, N. Y and Air. and Airs. George W. Hein inger, of Wentherly, Pa., the latter was a niece. Air. and Airs. Heinlnger returned to their home Tuesday after noon. George. H. Williams returned to Portvllle Wednesday aftTnoon. O. II. Williams Is confined to his bed since last Saturday, while his wife Is just recovering from quite a serious ill ness. On account of tho death of Elmer G. Bacon, who was a member of the band, the concert which was to ha'-e been glvon by the band March 30 has been postponed two weka. Our Specialties Are Suits at $15, $18 and $20 We have secured a piece of the Identical goods, from which PRESI DENT Al'KINLEY'S Inauguration suit was made. We are now ready to make suits from these goods. It is u beautiful fabric, the most per fect production of an American, loom. ' W. J. DAVIS, Merchant Tailor, 213 Wyoming Ave., S. 1111 IllL BUI 5Vfl Uuys a '07 Bicycb, fully guarantee, cholcsuf five tires and three colors. This I s an offer good for March only. OF SCRANTON. Special Attention Given to Dusl ness and Personal Accounts. Liberal Accommodations Ex tended According to Balances and Responsibility. !5 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on. Interest Deposits. Capital, - $200,000 Surplus, - 310,000 Undivided Profits, 70,000 The "Orient" With the pitch line chain is the greatest made, and its hill cihnbliv,r abilities nuike It a prime favorite, Hlzhty gear is tile -ihiiidarcl for Orients. Examine Our Line of Pishing Tac:;ls a.ul Sporting (iouds. A. W. JURSSCIi, AGT., "324 Spruce St. Is Rinsed by lni'iul liei which j.i events ilif-ei-tlonnml permits fond lc ferment uuil piitril in the stomach. Then fu)lov. di.vines-.. headmiie, Health is Weal, rriimin ui im Hi mui ''J JJ',",',".'3"! -'ni - -'' - ' ' ' MT. PLEASANT iiisumina, lu'ivoiisiie-is, am), If not relieved, hilimis fever or blnoil ioImiii1ii;. Huntl's l'llls stimulate the stonmeh, ioihp the liver, cure lieiul.iehe, (11,-vlncss, rem sllpr.tinn, etc. Jl rents. Sold hy nil clni'-'i.'k.ts. Tlio only Tills to take with li.ioir.s saivaiuiilU. COAL ATRETAIL, rent of tho best quality for (lomest! 11.1 nnd of nil slr.es. Including Uuckwhca; nnd lilrfccyc, delivered tn any part of tho ult7 et tho lowest price. Orders received ct tho Office, first flDor, Commonwealth butldlntr, room No. I; telephone No. 2C2 or at the mln?. te phono No. WU, will be promptly attendt-J to. Healers iiuppiled ut tho mine. WM.T. SMSTH. V,'M. CORNELL, President. HKNItYlltiljI&Jr., YlccPrcs. WILLIAM II. PECK. ttLsiilflr. YOU CAN SAVE 210O BY B J IN NPW AND SECOI-li CLOfHSi LsicJies' and Children's Wear. Seal and lMush Sacques, Carpets and Feather Bed From L. POSNER, 21 Uc&awaniu Sv3. yftjjjll DU. E. G. WEST'S ME nNB BRAIN TREATMENT THE ORIGIMAi., ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS, la nold under positivo Written tJusrpntee, iiyuntnorizeiiappnta oiuy, 10 euro wean marnor Uiszlnssu, Wrilxefulners, Fits, HvEtorin, Ouicl by unthorlzed apenta only, to cum Work Memory, Uiiilnssu, Wnlxefulners, Fits, HjEtorin, Ouicfc. nci, Nisht Ijoseoa, Mul DroaraB, IjacIc of dunn- i.mnn. Nurrdusnef-s. Ijmst'ltude. till Drains. Youth" fid i'Jrrore, or Usrewivo Upo of Tnhaeco, Opium, ni' Iihjuor, vfhlrli leads to MUory, Consumption, Insanity nnd Death. Aft otoro or hy mall, $1 n bus; Biz for 9 with wrCttcu Ktmrnittco to euro or t-el'rmtl v.inoy. Kumiito jmcU ;i50, containing llvo ilnyo' treatment, with full instructions, i.5 cento, Oro eomnlo only Bold o oaou ioroii, AUtoroor byninll. V&prnod Lahrl Special "fjww txira iiirengiu. For Iinpot?fioy, Losa of l'ower, Jjost Manhood, Htorillty or liarronnesfl, 11 tk iiij u tot vui iiiiiiian vrjr, S.vrlttert fruui-iitttccStfwOJ&vv "ya IP '..... ....!., !l,V,,-n Al-rt,, -nWllJK V ll-PCR5or hy mailT 'AFTER Win, O. Clark, 31O Penn Ave., Scranton, i'u. m fJ&MTl swr-w offl Of the entire stock of S. Q. Kerr, Son & . Co., purchased at Sheriff's Sale, consist ing oi Carpets, Rugs, Draperies, Mattings, Linoleums, 031 Cloths, Wln dow Shades, Etc. ELECTRICAL MACHINERY REPAIRED BY SKILLED WORKMEN. THE LACKAWANNA LU3RICATING 1212 CAPOUSE AVE, SCRANTON. CO, Clh) not miss this opportunity, ns the entire stock is tp lie sold nt a nre.it saeiilice; Owing to tlie rush, w: arc compelled to close our store each iltty between the hours of u an 1 3 o'clock, until further notice, for the pur pose of rcarransinij stock. Cvhtw wti xjj'P' -.L J&jSl. tfi VtmWKf AHU 71 U. ' CJ3 iri hi jf lii&Ft 0W E'2? fe if Cp iwv hi D KtKK. A&re 0 j 408 Lackawanna Ave,, Opp, Eniraitsj Wyomlni Housd. WO KEGTOHES VITALITY. Made a ist Day. r ,' fl m sm: vv gi i ivi an IBthloy.m 0fMe. THE GPKAT jsotli Hay. 5r,s2.33avcros2: xa.isivi:2i!i3-sr produces tlio nlioio results In ail diiys. It acU pove-ifiillyaiidiiiin-fciy dirts when all others fail. Vo;i'-(;rui'Unll n-fniti their lost maliacuil, anil old men Mill rei-ovt-r tlu-lr nuthfiii vi;or by using ItiCV'lVO. It quickly unjfcintjly restoicsNenoo di-m, I.o.-t Vitality, lmpotniicy, Niulitly KmlhSlons. t,iittI'oi'r,l'ailinir Mimory, Wattius nUcaees.and all iffci ts of M-ll-diuM) or exceKuaud imlUcretion, nlni-li uutiti.oiii)foriiuuly.liiii.lueBaormarrlnBO It j.itonlvc'iir.'sliyh'jirtinunttliosp.it of djeaso, but tiiaKaat nerintnnio and blond liullilcr, bring. Ihb bai-k tlio pink elniv to iuIh elu'eles aud ktorliiit tlio flro of jcmtli. It wards oir Insanity and CoiMuiuritlnn. InsUt on lialUK HKVIVO.no other. It can lie carried hi vekt jiockit. By mtll, Bl.OOiieriiackass.or six tor 65.00, ivlthu post' tlvo wrlllon cuiirnnleo to cure or rotund the money. Circular f rce. Address ROYAL wrrjiciKE CO.. B3 rjlvcr St., CHICAGO, l' tor aula by JMA'ITIIIIWS ltKOa ucai' Ulst buruutuu, l'a,
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