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TJT7B FOT7ANTON TRIBlTNE-TUESD AY M,ORN"IN,if. NOVEMT.TSrt 23. 18JIT.
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mst Side
REEVE JONES' CONCERT.
Brilliant Musical Event in tlie Jackson
Street Unpllst Church Artists
Who Participated In It.
The Jnckt-on Stnct Baptist church
vvns filled to overflow Int.- lust cvcnlnB
on tin- occasion of the Itc-eve Jones
concert, which was given for the bene
fit of the Tabemnclo ConKreRatlonal
church, hut owini; to the largo num
ber of tickets sold, It was held In the
linger edifice.
Air. Jones was assisted by Miss Cor
delia Fret-man, T 11. Williams, of Pitts
ton, and J. W. Jones, the solo basso
of St. Luke's rhuiL-h. Walter Davis
gue phasing piano ncconipunltiients
to the ocal nutnbets. The programme
was one ol gn-at excellent e. Mr. Jono
tendered a number of piano nolo-? with
the llulshed be-nut which characttr-It-s
his woil:. His perfection of tech
nique was never heard to better ud
nntuge, particularly In his Llzst
numbtr, "Lurea Dl Lnminermoor."
That he delighted his uudlence In the
Heeond gioup of (selections It Is tin
lit it "s-aiy to state, as thciein were- In
cluded three Welsh subjects, "Htd
; dd " "Undlv," a utlrd, odd little cotn
!oiinn, with a palace foi backgiound,
and .t duo of matke-d brilliance pre-."t-ntlnp
the theme
Tli third wn 'Mr. Jone' own ar
tiinpeinent ol Men of llatlet-h," most
tlitlliult of execution and full of color
.ind lite. He also played thiee othc
brief number- An Octave Study, by
Knvv.itkv. a delicious Chopin Nocturne
it nd an niuneraicnt of a National All,
Land oi the Tore-fathers," which holds
i wondeiiiil fascination not alone to
the- Welshman, who loves It, but to
evoij listener who hen is the plaintive
under melody in H. Insistent sweet-
lltH.-'
Ml"s rrceman sang the billllnn'.
wait song, "Delight." The r.m nuallt.e
of tout and the gieat tnmpas of her
sopiano wen- given conldeial 'e scope
m this selection and peilnpi in no
ulliei Is her ndiuliable attack more
Mitisfattoilly shown Her stne-cato
ivoik lt bewlldeilnglj clover and the
tush puilty of tone nnd thoioueh con
ti-1 of her llevible oigan are an un
i mllng plcasuie. She also sang tht
lovilv "Vlllant'lle- ' which attracted so
much attention last fcc-ason when sung
heic by Yaw. She leeelvcd seveml e n
cues Her losponso.s, the favoille
Lullaby," tij Nut lis and a Wt-Wh
ir wc-ie tictlved with gleat enthus
iasm T 11. Williams the well-known ten
or of l'lttston. was In fine olcc. and
nng most nttlsticallv "On the flood
wins,' bv Pkcolomlnl. The beautiful
solo, "For All Eternity," called foith
he.iity encore--, In icsponso to which
he sang Adam's "Holy City" with great
feeling and pleasing Interpolation.
J. W, Jones bad a prominent place
on the progi amine and fulfilled the ex
pectations of his many ft lends by his
solos. He gave an excellent tendltlon
of the stronglv dramatic t-ong bj Pin
sutl, ' The Raft," concluding by Hul
latd's "You Shall Not Go." He was
al.so heat lily iccallcd.
The conceit was in evet leaped a
SwfSi)'j g
Globe Warehouse
reat Break
Cloak
Today we confine our icmarks to top-notch, high-grade Jackets,
Blouses and Collarettes, but as you know we've got Cloaks, etc.,
at all puces, and the reductions here spoken of aflect every gar
ment in the department. In other words, the price break begins
with the finest garments in the place and runs light down till the
Circs and Jackets, that sold at say N'2.01) or .S'3.00, are reached
and in all cases the new pi ice is tar, far below what it was a
week ago
In Our Cloak Department
Our constant aim has been to
as skilled laboi could turn out. Year by year the brtterment has
been obvious, to the most c.isu il observer, and now we think the
limit ot peifect.on in tailoiing, cutting and finishing has been
leached In a word il the getTupor materials used in" the manu
lacture of the lackct;. Blouses, and we ire about to mention in
detail can be improved upon, we want to know the how and
the where.
518 Jackets for $12
vl-ido In Ile.iutlful Kuroys, with In
liul Fiunts, licit, i tncy tilminlngs iln
st itonuit. -ttlpe utin trimmings, ( tc.,
luiois. Tan Cijttii lilue oi Dlack
" tie Jla.UO lust week.
This Week $12
$13.50 Jackets for $10
Pine K-iscys. made with Ply Piont,
fcl.it Colliii, hiiup'"d Bock und Pront,
puputb lli.lmjb, etc., weic J13.;0 last
v celt.
This Week $10
$12 Jackets for S8.50
High Gtade Keisej, fine Satin trim
mlngs, Inlaid Velvet Collar, full Snap
ping, etc. A stylish Jacket that brought
JL'.OO a week ago.
This Week $8.50
$14.50 Russian Blouse, $8
l-'lno Kersey, full lined, exceedingly
stylish, and tailored as well as tho
lilghest-pilct-d garment money can buy.
Colots, Hlack or Dail; Gteen. Wcie
$12.00 last week
This Week $S
ill
Globe Warehouse
ana Giiv
gieat success, and Mr. Jones and his
nsslstntits were ovei whelmed with con
gratulations nt Its close.
tiil: uKAM-oun concert.
Those who npprcclate good music,
either ocil or Instrumental, have
rarely been tteitod to un cvenlnn'fl
enjoyment which was as pleasant n-4
the conceit given last evening by the
Biadfoid Ttlo, of New Yolk city, nt
the Plymouth Congiegatlonfil chute-h.
Though the weather was unfavorable
nnd other similar nffalts were being
held In West Scranton. a falrlv good
audience heard and thoroughly enjoy
ed the conceit. The Trio Is comptise-d
of two sisters, the Mlses Cecelia and
Charlotte Ilradfoid and the-lr brother,
John Hrudfoid Miss ilinco Hobblim.
nn accointillfheel pianist, a companies
the tilo Miss Cecelia lliadfotd is a
talented violinist. Her nnmbeis on
the programm? consisted of 'Slgeuner
vvelun," by Sarasle. a two-part solo,
"Koinnnre, ' by ltobaudl, and "Sere-n-nel"
Haellne," bv Gabrlel-Miub. In ad
dition, Mlhs Urudford plavd a duet
with her biother, the liutlst, and In
ti Jo. Miss Charlotte JJiadford playing
second violin Miss Chat lotto Hi id
ford Is the vocalist nnd elocutionist
of the paity Her recitations, "The
School Ma'am's Couitlni;' nnd "The
Pit st Spat" wete but put tut Incllnl
tlons of her undoubted nblllt. Her
vocal election was n. two-part ploc-e,
"Alia Stella Conflderte," by ltobaudl,
and "Celeste," by New comb. John
Hrudfoid Indicated his nliltlty as a liut
lst bv p!avlng such dlillcult selections
as ' Concc-ittstllck," by Popp, and the
'Ma'.urka do Solon," by Doppler. Tin?
tllo opened the concert with the 'Ser
enade," by Tltt'l, ind concluded It
wc an ptiangimcnt of "Faust " 1-y
(ounutl. Mbs Otcelli Eindfoul is it
pupil ol the famous Madam Camilla
1 rt-o. who was beiself a pupil of the
great "Ole Hull." ho successful was
lot l ov films' conceit Hut an c-ffott
will bo inntlo to have th" Hi id fold
Trio appear bete- again.
LITHE RY SESSION
St Leo's Literal y and Debating so
ciety held another of their inteiest
Ing literal y sessions .t.t evening In
St. Leo's hall on North Main avenue.
Thoii'is F. Muiphv ptcsl'ied. The fea
ture of th" evening' wis the debate
upon "Resolved. That! labor helps the
woile' mote than capital " The- aillrm
nllve debate-is wri". P J MeAndti-w,
P.lehnin Lonetgan, and P J. Glhoy.
Their negative opponents were. Jrhn
II Devlne, John Cionlii .id P. II Hut k
lev. The judges, who decided that the
nt'-tmnllve side had the better of the
mgumonl, were Janvs Degnol. Dan
iel Hegan and James Cuslck. Joseph
Mat tin gave n special icallng; Wil
liam Kceg.in reid nn Inte-iostlng essay,
ml James Cavamugh oeclalmed in nn
able minnoi. John r Dm kin, as ci It
It , ofiertd sevvral timely suggestions
to the pattlclpint" At the conclusion
ot tho CNerclscs clgais weie then pass
ed around and the lemalnder of the
evening was hpent in pleasant con
veisatlon. WI.ST SIDE HOSFITAL NOTES.
Willie Akerson 9 yuats of age, and a
sun of Mi. and Mis Akiison. of Mor
lis couit. Is thought to be tut of dan
gel. II" was operated on last Ftiday
Prices
produce as finolv timcl-wrl n-.irmnnts-
$7.50 Jackets for $5,98
Veiy Deep Curl Astiukhan, fully
lined, liehly ornuinented and snapped;
best tailoiing. A wondeiful amount of
.st) It, at last weeks ptlce J7 50.
This Week $5.1)8
$6 Jackets for $4.98
Nice, Medium-weight Astrakhan,
ilt-h nppeatante, Hltrh Collar, Patch
Pockets, etc., etc, were 0 00 last week.
This Week $4.9S
Ladies'
Collarettes
Plenty to chooo from, but little space
to ttll of them We'll mention only
our Pino Hlectrlc Seul with icul Per
slnn I.amb Yoke and High Collar. A
natty shape, and largo enough for cold
weather comfort. Tho best thlnir we
ever saw nt ti CO.
Tills Wrcek $4.41)
fcwp
svfdSRaB;
Suburban
for nn injuiy to his hcntl, locelved ne-v-eral
weeks ug while playlnp with'
pome school comranlons.
Coiner Motgan n lesldent of Caibon
dule, wan succepsfully ope-rnt' d upon
bv the hospltnl utaif yesterday nf
tetnoon. The opeuitlon was ono of n
verv delicate nature.
Tho dlieetors of tho hospital wish
to announce th it there Is an oppor
tunity at preHtnt for n joung lady,
who is mentally and physically quali
fied, to cntci the hospital nnd tttke a
course with the Intention of becoming
a trained nurse. Any young lady who
detlres to do po can call upon the sti
pe! Intondcnt, atlsa Smith, nnd make
nrtanuements.
On ThutPday at the Wnshburn Street
PiesbMerlnn church donations will bo
lof-ivcd which will be In turn handed
ov. to tho manntrement of tho hos
pital J-'lTXritAr, OP A CHILD.
The rcrmilnt of th tvvo-ytwtl-olel
hon of Mrs. William Musolman, of
Tobjhnnna, were biotight hero yester
dav afternoon from the- parental home
bv Pune-iul Dliector P. W. Tague.
They iiirlcd ht-ie at 12.r") via the Dela
wine, lack.awnnna and Western and
were borno to the- Slmpon Sle-thodlst
t-hurth, whete Hi-rvlcen weio crmdticted
bv the pastor, Hev J. H. Sweet. There
was a huge attei'dvjioe if nlcnds und
tht floral designs wort' beautiful. At
the conclusion of the services the re
mains vcre borne to the Forest Hill
cemetciy where Inteiinent wan made.
The pallbearer were- K. Kranter,
G. Pullciton, K. Potzelr and G. Dlxon.
TUUSTHPS HLHCTDD.
The mnle members ot the congrega
tion or the Slmpcn Methodist chuich
met last evening In tho church and
chose thi- trustees for tho ensuing
tenn of thiee yeais Tho men cho&en
weie: A. W. Chase, Ceorg-e Plorey and
C. W. Lull The bonid of trustees then
met and chose olllceis for the coming
vear ai follows' President, W. W.
Davis" secretat.v, GTge; V. Saxo;
tietsuicr, (le-oige Ploiey.
PURSOXAI. MDNTION1.
Mls Mlnnl" Champion, of Jackson
sttcet is eutei tattling her cousin P.
W. Pdgeilev, of HinliKiid, Minn.
Mls Otrtiude Heaveis, of North
Kebeccn avenue. Is thr guest of friends
In Xcvv Yoik city.
Prank D. Clark, of Taguo's under
taking establishment, hv returnecl
irom n hunting till at Lemon," Pa.
Mr. ind Mis. Charles Shaw, of North
Hveiett avenue, me jubilant over a
bright little gill, who came to them
on Sundav.
V.. C Hartiran, of Benton Centre,
Is the gue-n of West Scranton fi lends.
Miss Nora Shea, of Kingston, Is vis
iting fil"nds on this side.
Miss Mniy Tlghe. of South Van Bu-
ren avenue, is iting filends In
Wllkes-linrie
Miss Amy Kunkle of ICunkle, Pa,
Ins retut iictl home attet a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. .f. V. Hartmnn, of this
side.
MINOH NHWS NOTHS
A regular session of the Elite Danc
ing class was held Inst evening In
Me.irs' hall. There whs a good attend
ant o and Ptof Teloi Is teaching' bev
el a I new dances.
V icgulai meeting ot St Leo's Tour
ist i lub vlll lie held this evening in
St Leo'H hall on Noith Main avenue,
an 1 It is n quested that all the mem
bers hf piosent as business ot impoit
nnee is to be tiansaeted.
Dav Id n Jones- announces himself
as a eandielatc for iogls-ter of vot rs
in the Pouith dlstilct, rourth ward.
Tin- membeis of tho Hertha La Monto
mlsion sue reciue.sted to attend the
logular niei-tlng tt be held this even
ing ut the Washburn Sttcet Presbyter
Ian chin th.
A young ladles' sewing clicle will be
organized a the parlois of the Simp
son M-th'idist thtitch this afternoon.
The Ms-Hon will be called to order at
1 o'clock.
A leceHIng committee will bo pres
ent at tli figulur prayer me-ellngs ot
the several chinches on this bide to
moi row evening to lecelve any dona
tions the kindly disposed maj have to
makes for the poor on the morrow.
Tho funeial of Loretta, the 6-3, ear
old child of Mi and Mis. John C.iw-lc-.v,
of .'t.' Itillroad avenue, will be
held this afternoon tiom the parental
residence. Int-iment will bo made at
the Hyde Paik Catholic cenicteiy.
Ytsteidaj w.is pay day t the Mt.
Pleat. nt mints.
Last Sundav evening at the Taber
nacle Congiegntlonal church the Hev.
Camber Hvaii", of (llvln, Iowa,
preached to a laige eongieg-itlon. He
had fiesh, striking nnd excellent
thoughts in his dlstouise on "Hternal
Punishment." It Is a souice of ple.ihute
to hundreds of his ncqu ilntances in
thl.s city to leain of Mr. nvnns' suc-ces-s.
He hns the congratulations of
hosts of friends.
St Leo's Tourist club will conduct a
soelal In St Dnvld'h hall Thursday eve
ning. Tho latest and best styles r.ouerto,
liC North Main.
M est Side Pnsintiss IMicrtori.
CAHPET WUVKR-AH kinds of rag
carpets, stripo or hit and miss, on short
notice Call und examine wuik or send
postal enrd am' 1 will call for ratra In
city limits. JAl'OH JJALTE.S,
UJt! Liizcino street.
MRS TENTON. CLAIHVOYANT AND
prliono!osll. 412 North Main avenue.
SECOND HAND I UHN1TU11E Cash for
nn thing ou have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Toob, etc Call nnd cue the
ctock ot J. t.. Kins. ;ui to W West Lacic
uwanna aveuce
NOK'IH SCWANTON.
Patrolmen P.ilmcr nnd retry were
cnlled Sunday tvcnlng to tho home of
William Mm lay, on Maty street, vvheio
Mr. Murray was holding high carnival.
Ho thrcatuned his wife, and she became
frightened and sought tho protection of
the police Mm lay was given a hear
ing by Alderman 1'ldler jtstcrdny 11101 11
lug. Mrs Muiruv appealed against him
and produced an ugly looking knife iih
a weapon her husband hud bindlshtd
Ho was held In 1500 ball, und In default
was committed
Denial d Uelon appeared as proucutnr
In tho c.ibo of Mli-hiiil Pord, arrested
for assault nnd bitttrj. Alibi man 1'ld
ler held tho defendant In WOO ball.
Andit-w Nichols, a lire boss In tho
Puntlcoast mine, ut Throop, birely es
caped fatal Injuries while making his
accustomed rounds In tho above mine
Saturday afternoon, Tho occasion was
tho outcome of tho caiehssuess of a
miner who had prepared a blast, nnd on
lighting tho snmo failed to warn Mr,
Nichols of danger. Ho walked Into tho
chumber, and when the blunt exploded
It hurled him to the ground. Ho was
lilcked up and taken to his homo on
Throop road, where his injuries vero at
tended to by a phjslelun
Miss Iicsslo Stevens, ot Deacon street,
wiib tho icclpiiint of a surprise party
by her many friends on Saturday eve
ning. Tho members of tho Anthracite Wheel
men were afforded u pleasant surpilse
Inut evening at their club bonne, on
HiiMt JInrkct stict-t. The attraction for
the evening wan a sparring exhibition by
James Plniitrty, of YoungHtovvn, O.
Walter Wllllnnis, of Nicholson, visited
rrltllvo In this plnco ycsterdRy.
Sirs, Divld Jones, of Spring street,
itturncd jc-stt-rdny from a prolonged visit
with her parents nt Talor.
Mrs. John Simpson, of Putnam street,
Is seriously 111.
A vtry lnteretlng ThnnWIvIng ser
mon was preached Sundnv evening by
thu Ittv. V. P. Davis at tho Welsh Hap
tlst church. Tho congregation vvus verv
large, and Hiiptlf-t peoplo Jollied tho
ehuieh, not wllllinc to sever their con-litc-tlon
with the Koitheustirn tliptlst
apsocliitlou,
Wedne'dny eenlng n Inrge nuinber. of
tho mtnibtrs of the Ut Y. V, J, society
of tlio Welsh Ilaptlst church will go to
OIphnnt to a social mid entertainment
held there bv the Susnuch-inn i Street
linptlst chuich J inns Prlcze, Mniv A.
Duvles, Muv and I.ulu Slmms nnd 'I horn
as Kecs nnd others will take part In thu
programme us i tellers or t-ololsts
SOUTH SCRANTOrs.
Mrs Lenot 1 Lnl, ot St. Louis, deliv
ered an nddres In St. John'3 church
hall Sunday night, under tin- nusplces
of St, Irunc-'s Ladles' Total Abstinence
society Thursday evening an enttrtnln
ment will bo glvm In the same pluco
under tim ausplcts of tho same society.
The following oillccin were elected nt
a meeting of St. Piter's German Catho
lic sorlety Sunday afternoon: President,
John Itosar; vice- piesldc-nt, Henrv Kit ft:
recording sccretarj, John Henri, ilnanclat
f-e-cretnry, Adam Wassne-r. treasurer,
riiurles Schullilc, chief marshal, Michael
Welti 1, first assistant mm shut, John P.
Dillon: Mccond assistant marshal, Joseph
Prick.
St. Marj's Turning nnd Athletic class
rcsiimtd Its practice work last night
under the Instruction of John V. O'Toolc,
tho new lnstructoi.
During the wetk before Chtlstinos a
fnlr will bo conducted In Workmen's hall
by tho Workmen's Piogrfsslvo IMuca
tlonnl assoclitlon
Andrew Thomns, of Propect avenue,
was nirestfil Suneliy for crcntlng a dl
turbanco at b fathers hoie and smash
ing the- door with a tone
Tho funeral of the Into I'eler McNulty
will take place from tho family resilience,
1J15 Irving avenue, at 3 o'clock this morn
ing. Services will be conductel at St.
John's church. Pig street, and Interment
will be made in !Ide I'aik Catholic ccme
tery. A technical dr-.wlng tchool for mf-chan-Ica
and apincntltis will open in Work
men's hall, corinr Aider street and l'ro
pect avence, net cck. The- eommltteo
for conducting the Jthool was elected Ht
the list business mretlng of tht- Work
man's HrosresUe Kiiucatlonal nsocl
tlon, nnd they have secured as teacher A,
LongerfeM, one of tho best Instructors In
this dppartnunt of the International Cor
respondent e School, of Scranton. Ho
llrt studied In the well known Hoboken
Academy and aftcrwuels the jcars In
Europe) and In Coopei Institute, wlieie ho
won the tlrnt prle- In drawing. This, to
gether with twmu vcurs ot practlcil
experience as draftsmin, architect, de
signer nnd supirlnttnilent with several
of tho largest companies In this countrj,
whets he constantly had occasion to
teach apprentice? and triln mechanics,
has eminently fitted him to give practlcni
instruction instead of the nn re teaehlng
of theories usuallj practl-cd by profes
sors. GULi: K1UGI'.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
union meeting will be held this after
noon at 2 JO at the home of Mrs. Cllffopl,
1714 Penn avenue, to which all aro earn
estly Invited.
Nelson 3orton, who has been working
In tho Itldgo for i veial months pust, le-turm-tl
jesterdaj to his home in BI11K
hnmton N. Y., to remain for a few weeks
Miss Emm 1 Hrundage Is quite ill at her
home on Dickson avenue.
Mi. Heed, of Ontario, Canada, arrived
heio early this morning and Is now the
guest of (iiorgi Heed.
Extensive piepnatlons are being mado
for the supper to be given In the Prlml
tlo Methodist church on East Market
struct, Thanksgiving.
DUN.MOKli.
Tho borough council will meet this eve
ning In the borough building
Union Th ink-giving beivlce will be held
In the Dudliy Strict Ilaptlst church at
10 30 a. m. Ittv. C. 11. Haes, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, will preach
tho annual Thunksgivlng strmon.
The Ladlts- Aid society of the Metho
dist Episcopal chuich will me-et in tho
lecture 100m ot the church Wednesday
afternoon.
Manley's hall was crowded list eve
ning to hoar Sirs. Leonard M. L.ikf, of
St. Louis. She delighted her large audi
ence with 0110 of the most eloquent and
Instructive temperance lectuies ever de-llveie-d
In this borough.
St. Mark's churth will seive Thanks
giving dinner at the church. They will
setvc fieo dinners to one hundred and
lit tv poor of thu pailsh.
Thanksgiving Mippei at the Prcsbvtcr
lan chinch fiom t o'clock to 10 p. m.
Melting of tho Epvvoith lengue this
evening at 7 30 o'clock, which will opened
with a song service.
Miss 1111th Simons; and Daniel Hrtind
age, of Like Ariel, have returned homo
after a week's visit with filends in town.
Mr. and Mis G. W. Jones, of Urook
ftre-et, aro spending a few dns In Nay
Aug.
Vincent Megnrgel and Trank Jones,
spent Sunday with Moscow friends.
John IS. Hobda's meat murki t on
Diook street will be hea Iqinrters for
turlcejs nnd chickens for Thanksgiving.
Come one and all and get the best.
A crowd of joun-r people attended a
masquiiudo at the South Side last even
ing. Miller's ment m-irkot In Ilecmer's cash
stoie. Poultrv of all kinds for Thanks
giving Give me 1 call "
A birthday party wit- held at the homo
ot Mr. nnd Mis Htiinhnrt Inst night for
their 13-e-ir-old Idaushtci. Gunes were
indulKtd In till a latle hour. P.etrtvh-iri-nts
were- "iivc-l Those prerent Wtro:
Missf!, Curie Pi uer, Nettle Wolf, Knto
Etiger, I'll ace Sllpp, Plorcnco Wotherel,
Mabel Slanr Loi.ls Durnheirt, Kate
liuinht art, M-uv Jluri'hrjit, and Prank
Unttcrmin, Pn-d Snder, John Mmhan,
Henry Wolf, Uiny Cane, Gtorgu Stipp,
Ctua McCiie, Chailcs Luther I'icd Ward.
AiOETINQ OF M. G. MINISTERS.
Held Ycsterdny Horning in III
I'nrk church I'nrlors.
The Methodist Epl'copnl mlnlsteis
of Scranton and vicinity mot yebti r
duy moinlng in the iarlors of the Elm
Paik chinch; eighteen mlnlsteis be
in In attend inco. Hev, J. r. Sweet
pieslded. A number ot those present
gave eiicGuniglng repot la of their Sun
e'ay bei vices, tho most tntciestlng of
which was given by Hev. Dr. Packman,
tho presiding elder of the district.
Hev. John Davy ted a discussion on
"Some Hlndiaut'cs to Chuich Work
In the City," In which ho harianguett
tho pienchcra concerning" their nppur
ent cowardice In not pieaentlnir the
groat tiutha ot tho Hlble, and assert
ing tho docttlnos of Scrlptuie. Hev.
Dr. Peck followed with poitlnent re
marks. Di. Ciafts was IntioduceJ nnd
Invited tho to-opeiatlon of the lneet
tng In hM woik, whloh wad ns.sured
him. At tho next meeting Hev. .Mr.
Snnteo, of Lickawunna, will read a
paper.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children,
Tl fie-
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Ot
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tmr
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TONIGHT AND TOlTiORROW NIGHT
And each dny and night dining this week
you can get nt tiny druggists Kemp's
Halt-urn for the Thiol I mid Lungs, nc
kiiowliMlgenl to be tho most stioctsstul
remuly ever sold for Coughs, Croup,
Ilronclittls, Asthma utnl Consutnplloi.
Get a bottle todoy and kctp It nhvnys In
tho hou?e, so you can check our cold at
once. I'rlco 2."c and toe. tfumplo. bottlo
SCRANTON
CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC.
Music, Fino Arts, Languages.
Adams Ave. and Linden St.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary Uutler tit v nobis, one of the
oldest residents of Kingston, died at her
home Sundiy, nge 71 eus. Three sons
sutvlve her. Thc-j nre Ph-icc Itutler Key
nolds, Wllllnm C. ttej nobis and John II.
IteynoliK Jiis. Kevnolds was bom In
Kingston township Jun 1.', 1V2J, and was
the ontv diiightfi of Pkice Hutltr and
Ttmpttanco Colt (jr lift- thteo biotheis
only one- sm vlvis 1'ltrtc Hutb r of Cni
bondnle Mis. lb j nobis wa tho widow
of E1IJ ill W. 1U' nolds, who was a prom
inent niel chant nml a director In the
W.votnlng bank, of WillccH-naire. on her
pnrttilal sltle Mrs lies nolds was a great
granddaughter of Colonel Zebulon Butter,
who ltd the ttoops In the battle with the
Invading fou-e of Hrltlsh und Indians In
177S. Hir father wus General Lord But
ler, who had a farm win re is now the
borough of Dorinnciton. Un her matern
al side Mis. Kevnolds was a grc-it-grnnd-mothi
r of Abel Pierce, who HetTied m
the Plats opposite Wllkcs-U irre prior to
the 11111sH.11 re of 177S The funeral will
take place this afternoon at J o'clock.
Mis. Alexander L Wldenor, of ."OS North
Lincoln avenue, died jesterday morning
nt her residence lifter an Illness of nine
weeks. The deiouseil wu.s an amiable
woman, wits a membi r of the- Simpson
Methodist church She Is about JS jeais
of ore anil Is suivlvcd by her husband,
her mother, Mrs. Hcrold, and three sis
ters Mr. Divld Miller, .Mrs. E. Ostcr
hout and Mis T. H Davis. The funeral
will be held Thursdny afternoon at the
residence nt 2 o'clock. Interment will bo
mudo at tho Washburn stitct cemetciy.
John Cummlngs die-d jcsttrl.iy morn
ing at tho ne of 32 yeais at the rtsldcnco
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs John Cum
mlngs, sr of 750 West Caibon street. lie
was an estimable joung man nnd had a
largo circle of admiring friends. The fu
lifral will take place temiorrow morning
ut 9 o'clock. A high muss of it qulenrwlll
bo ctlobrated at bt Peter's cathelral nnd
the Inteimtnt will be In Hjde Park Cath
olic cemeterj.
Dr. Gcoige Tobln. who until a. vear
ngo, was a piaetlilng phvt-lclan in Pitts
ton and who left homo time ago for
Clifton Spilngs for the benefit of his
health, died at that place on Prldnv af
ternoon nt lheumiitlsiii nnd nervous trou
ble The deceased was M sears of age.
Hesldes Mis Tobln. 11 son and a daugh
ter survive Hoth leslde In England, tho
son being un architect In the employ of
the Riltlsh government Tho remains
will be taken to England for burial.
In Plttston, Sundav morning, occurred
the death of I P. Wall, of the lirm of
Hlgglns & Wall, of 10" Perm avenue. Mr.
Wnll wns 34 jeirs of ago and unmar
ried. He wus in business for tho Inst
sW or sevin cars in this city. Mr. Wall
was a brother of Mr I'ctcr Wall, of
Plttston, nnd Thomas Wall, of Newark.
Tho funeral will tnke place Tuesday
morning at 910 o'clock at Plttston.
Mrs Oliver Shaw died at her homo near
Lake Sheridan last Sunday morning of
cancer of tho stomach, nged 71 vears. She
Is survived bv her husband and four ch.l
dien, Mr Edward Shaw, Mrs. M. C.
llhodes, Mrs George K. Sprague and Mrs.
Janus O. Stantrn. Policial will be held
todiy at the Arch .school houte at 11
o'clock.
Miss Rellnda Cannon died esterday
morning at the home of her mother Mis.
Drldget Cannon, of 427 Hallroad aveuue.
She was 20 years of age.
LOCAL FOOT BAL' NOTES.
The Juveniles of the South Side, added
another victory to their cndlt by de
flating tho Drowns on the Clover Pleld
gildlion Sunday afternoon Seme, b to 0.
Tho Juveniles challenge the Jollv Elev
en to a game oil tho Clover Held Thanks
giving ufttrnoon at 3 p m. Answer
through The Tiibime. James Luvelle,
manager
Tlw Anthracite foot ball torn of tho
West Side challenge the second team of
l'lttston to .1 came on tho lr Shart
grounds, Wathburn streit, on ThnnksgtvJ
Ing das at 10 J0 a. m. 111 H. Glubs, cap
tain. fl L fa D S S DO YCU K'W.
s:'V DR. FELIX LE SRUN'S
-i Slocl s Pannyroyal Treatment
J is IN- riRinul ni donly rftlNi
p r 1' .tint irbtbtf. tare on thu 11
nrV-ft. I'rld-. $1(0. i-eat by 1:
licnui iOtoldcnlj by
.NTH
mnr.
Uf.ll
CI irk, 336 Venn, Ave -scranton. Pa
VAHICOCCI-E CURED
"i!y tlio nlnntl K-.irntH."
NO D KIG3. -JO KJIFE.
Medi nl iidv 1 e fice
V tit- 1.1 l-iiv ifitlm
Wii-uiii ion t lio iiU it c'l
No npj uui -t , v vv , vvu-iiit igtou, n c,
The Old Dominion t'ompuus's
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STEAHERS
"PrlnctNS Aunt," "Voiktovvn," und "James,
town" ollir
business men, ploasino heukeis nnd visitors
" OLD POINT CaillFQRT
most expedltloin route, rrsc bin g Norfolk
at 10.30a. iu, glvliii 11 w hold daj In Norfolk,
connectim; with fust Hltcinooii trains lor the
Went, South nnd houlliucit fiom
nnd with bo its for lliltlmore, Mil, nnd
Was hi 11 itou, 1), I'., uui all i-onuectlu lints.
VA.
I'or furthci Informiitlnn apply to
OLD DOMINION STKAMSHIP CO.
Pier a6, North River. New Vork,
W. L. tlUIUUAUDKU, Vlce-I'res. nndTrat
He Alanui;er.
Y
Wni G.
Full Set
$5.00
TEETH
FULL SPT TPPTII tinn
TUHTM CLHANP.D - 25c
I UU HI WITHOUT PLATE $3.00
TOETH EXTKACTED - Free
fiO MORE DREAD OF THE DENTAL CHAIR
..1 Jr??Ah oxlracted and llllcd absolutely VTlthout pain by our into
sclentlllc tncthoit npplled to the gums. No eleeproduelnit
nuenlsnreoinlne. Wo nre not eoinp-llng with t-hi-np tlenlal e-
Iii,ii3iiiiirilli, llluvritlinisl.iluVS clpntlKtS nt prlcesloM tlllltl imlf
Unit tlmrged lv tliein. ' Iic-mj urn tho only Denial Parlors In
H-riimnn tlmtbnvc the patented applliinie-s und Imindli nts to
fielrm-f. fill utnl .i.ii.. ..!., ' ' . t .... .
; . i. 1 I'J Hum i-nituin huh iioreciuiii i-ri us, ihuic
teetiililorruui iinturnl teeth nnd vwirmnlcd Tor ten venrs, without
tlio least pirth 10 of piln. MHOetur reetht?'!. V'o KUnrniifo 11
titur-nniM). Uolderown nnd tutth vMthoiit ptntei.gold tllllmts
iiiut nil citlier iti-iittil work done p ilnlesuly and by spec-lnll-tts.
loineiindlmvovourtef-tlioxtruetnl In tliflniDinlnga-nlgo ho no
In tlio cvf-ntnit VTltU tunv teeth We cm till you oxiully what
jourtfork will eos' ly u free HviiuiluaUoii. V vrrlttou guiirnntee
often vcurs wltli ml work. Ilcnirn, H to h; Sundays and hollduvs
into I. Do not be inlslnl. VVo linvo no eonnoctlein with any
other ollleo In thu eltv.
.. "y".'. u! "iideiHlcnoil, have hud teeth extracted and brldite work done at tho New York
Dental Purloin, uuel ubcerrully re -oinuieud tUtir liuthoil, hi-lni tmliiless and ns udvertlsed.
J. Jl. IIOHN'IIAICLII, J-JOU Mllllifiry St."
HOUP.S B TO 8
SUND.VYS 10 TO 1
NEW
Cor. Lackawanna and looming
r
Warm air furnace, solid cast radia
tor, sectional tire pot, absolutely
gas tight. Don't purchase any
other make, the best furnace you
can get is none too good and the
TRIUMPH
is the best, therefore buy the best
and protect the health of your family
THOS. F. LEONARD
fi05 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton.
Professional
Advertisements Under This
Phyvicfnns and Surqcons.
DR. KAV, 204 Penn ave , l-o and 7-9 P ".
Diseases of women, children. leU phone.
Dll. BATriSON, J37 N. WASHINGTON
avenue, 10 a. m. to i p. m.
DR C. L FRE3Y. SCRANTON SAVINGS
Hank bildc, 1: Wjomlne; avenue.
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. D. IIOMK
opathlst, No 22S Adams nvenue.
DR. A. TBAPOIiD, SPBCT,.Ay.?Linr
Dlttates of Women, corner J f) mine
avenue and Spruce street. Sc aitoii . Of
llce hours, Thursdtiy and Satunlajs, j
a. m. to 0 p. m.
DR. W. K. AI.L.HN, 512 NORTH WASH
lUKton avenue.
DR. I. M. OATHS. ROOMS W AND .MS
Hoard of Trade bulldlni,- Omco hours.
8 to 9 a. m . 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. m. Resl
deneo 303 Madison avenue.
Die. C. D TREAS. SPCCIAMST IV
Rupture, Trum FittlnK and fit Reduc
tion. Oiuce telcphono 13u3. Houra. 10 to
12. 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
dr. s. w. iamohi:ai'X. ornr-i. 211
Adams. Residence. 131S Mulberry. Chi on
to .llseases, limp-", heart, kldneji. nnd
kc nlto-urlnary 01,'ans a specialty. Hours
1 to 4 p. m.
W. G. ROOK. VKTHRINARY SUR
ireon Horsff, Osttle and Don treated.
Ho-pltal. 121 Linden street, bcranton.
Ttlephono 20?.'.
I awyerM
77-yr" ri"SrrT nr-.lTp 1 TTDTlVnY TyOA X S
iif-cotl.-itcd on rent ettate- sccuiltv.
Me-irs bul'.dlnc nnner vVablilnston uv
nuo and Spruce sticet.
WARREN .!: KVAPP. ATTOKNEV 1?
prd Coim-c'lloiv-at.Liw Repubil.-in
hiilldltiK. Warhlnfeton avenue, facr.r.iton,
Pa.
WATSON. DIEHL. II M.L A KI3MMER
i'vAtfnmrn imd Counelloifi-t-Lnw:
Tinders' National Rank Bulldlni,-; loomi
fi, 7, S. 9 and 10, inn a uoor.
JVMEri II TORREY, XTTORVEY AM)
Counsellor at Ivv Rooms 41J and IM
Commonwealth Huiblluif
FRANK E. IIOYLE ATfORVEY AND
ooil!lcllor-ai-iaw nun 01111 111m, luoiua
13 and 14, Washlnt.ton avinue. ,
JESSt'P & JESSUP. ATTORVI5YS AND
Counellors at law. Commonwealth
bul'.dln;. Wanhlnston avenue.
.ii.ifnnn T1AVD. WILLIAM J HAND
Attorney and Counne-Ilors, Common-J
wcilth liuiuiinu. jvuonis iv, .-j ami .1.
FRXK T. OKELL. ATTORNEY-A'P-Ixivv,
Room 6, Coal Exchange, Scranton,
Pa.
JAMES W.OAKFORD. ATTOUNEY-AT.
Law. ItoomH Ml, S15 and .'do, Hoard of
Trade HulblliiK.
U V. KILLAM. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ISO WomlUB avenue, S..nnton, Pa.
JS J. II HAMILTON ATTORNEY-nt-Lavv,
45 Coinmonwealth bldi? , Suan
ton. EDWARD W THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms 14 nnd 15. Republican bldu.
JEPPREIH & RUDDY, ATTORNEYH-at-law,
Commonwealth UulMlns.
L. A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
423 Lr.ckawonna ave, Scranton, Pa
C. R. PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commonwealth bulldlnu, Scranton, P
PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADER
National Hank Bulldlni'.
C. COMEOYS, S21 SPRUCE STREET.
A. W. BERTHOLF. Atty., 311 Spruce St.
Detective?.
UARRLNO A M'SWHENEY, f'MIMON'.
wealth bulldlni,'. Interstate Secret Sar-vti-o
Aecncj.
Full Set
$5.00
75c up
50c
$2 00 to 3.5.00
$1.00
idOLI) FILLINGS
5ILVEU FILLINGS
UlOLl) CRjWNS
I OTHER CROWNS
iU
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CClifc
a"'
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YORK DENTAL PARLORS
Acs.
(Over Newark 'ihoe Mote.)
Ihitruuie on Wjouilnj nvenus
4
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Directory.
Head $s Per Llae Per Yenr.
Architect-;
PERCIVAI. J. MORRIS, ARCHITECT.
Hoatd of Trado Ilulldlnir.
EDWARD IT. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Rooms 24, 23 and 2-J, Commonwealth
building', Scranton
i: It WALTER. ARCHITECT. OKKICH
reir of & Washlnffton nMnue.
LEWIS IIVVCOC-K. JR, ARCHITFCT,
li bpruce St , eor. Wash, ave., Scranton.
rREDERICIv L. BHOW.V, ARCHITECT,
Prleo Bulldlns, 120 VVafihlnutun avtnu-,
Scrtnton.
T I. LACEY & SON". ARCJlITI'.CTsi,
Truders' National Hark
Dentists.
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DR I. O LYMA.V, J23 X. WASHINC.TOV
uviiiue.
DR. I'. L. M'CIRAW, 30J SPRUCH
street.
dr if. r. r.r.y nolds, opi. v. o.
DR C. C. LAUIIACH. 113 'Yjomlns ave.
WELCOME C SVOVKR. 121 LACKA-
wanna avo Hoius. 9 to 1 and 2 to 5.
I)ro-.iii;ikcr.
MRS. M. E DAVIS. 430 AdaniH avenue.
Wlrj Sciv.Mi,.
JOSrKl'E.Tri'T REAR fiiT LCIvX
vvnnun avenue, S.i tnton, l'a., manufae
tutu of Who Screens.
Sellouts.
stmooL or the lackawvnnv.
Seranton, l'a. Courits piepjroior to
lolleKe. Uw. mc 'I-Ire or bulm - i!-oti
Seine mbcr 1" Send fot caUlo- 11 Rev,
Tl'otriis M ('ami, LL. D., Waller If.
Rut 11, A. M.
'-.O.K.
G It CLARirTl- CO. SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen: (.tore 111, WAhiimtnii ave
liiu . Kieen bou'o, l?"u North Main avo
niti , no-n telcphulii, 7eJ
Hotels nml Ruotiiiinints.
THE ELK CATE. 12'. AND 127 ERA .NIC
Un avinue. Iliitos ifvinonuble
P. ZIECLER, PrtorK-tor.
SCRANTON HOl'fcU NL'VR D. L & W,
pnufcng 1 utpot. CjndiKtirl on tin En-1-opt.an
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Piop.
2II!sccllau;ntM.
HAUER'H OltCHEHTRA-Ml iilC
FOR
we el-
ll.l l, lSl(,.r JUI tl ''t I V .'IIIIIIID,
flltim ji tn t itiiKsrt unrle fuiobbed
I op
II linn lllM,(C9 ,k U. A.lll.l. V.'lllllll1!!,),
117 WomlnK nvenue, over llulbert'j
musty Mtoie
..... n . ,.!.,... T I !... - . .H.t.....
MEOAROEE PRorHER". PRINTERS
NUiiplliH, invi lupex, paper 1-ai.t twine.
Warehouse, 1J0 a'ilniitim avenue,
Scrmton, l'a.
FRANK P. HRUWN .1. CO, WHOLE-
tale ili'ilui" In Woolvvaie, Cortlagei anl
Oil Cloth, 729 West Liikawnuuu ave
THOMAS AUnili:, EXPERT AC.
lountaiit nnd auditor Rooma 19 nnd 2
William!)' Hul. Hut uppnHlte pnntoitlce,
AKiini for the Rex Fho EtlnfUletior.
Printing
THI3 TRIHI'VE PUHL1SII1NQ CO.
Ninth Washington avenue Llnotjpo
i'oiiiiionlt)on of all ItlmU (pilckly tiono,
FJclllttis umiurpai'ed In this riglon.
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