Mi
THE SCRANTON TRTBlT7E SATURDAY. MARCH 12, 1808.
9
Bol
ITho Onibondnle correspondence nf The
Utlbuno 1ms been placed In the hand o
Mr. C. ii, Muun, Salem avenue and
Chunk street, to whom news items may
)o iiddrcMed. All complaint us to ir
regular delivery, etc., should ba tnnila to
W. J, Roberts. nowH agent.
' NBW OMUNIZATION.
Mor Umulnlpti niup, llltt, Sons at
Vi'tcnui"' OlHcei.
The newly mii'trr-vl Iti Major Han
dolrh c imp, N'o 13S, Pons of Veti-inns,
linve chosen nflli'i-rs u! follows: Cap
lnJr, Ch-itieq s Alo:.iudei ; first lieu
tenant, A, W. Clancy: second 'teuton
nut, O. W. Clilhert, chnplnln, William
Hobbi; rnmp council, V. J. Finch, IM
gcn Ilutls'in; llrst rgennt, F. It.
Smith- fimvterni(ttcr serge-int, I. II.
fuHin: sergeant of tin; ruiirJ, James
12i. n. eilnr it-irc-int, William Hry
elon. i "I'iclpal itilflnn. John Unl
pt(Ti, dii'poral of tin- guard. IMivnrd
K.ll.v; cinip gunid, Uc-lbert Cole;
Iilrl, t guild, F. (, Ktntc.
The r imp stat La nut with thlrtj'-nlno
iiiemi "ip.
(iOT OAV Wll II A "COP."
Tv, n men vveie arraigned In police
c'Uii 'tordny. Ono vyns a plain
diunk "ml was discharged by the may
or with a reprimand thin morning. Tho
other Ms n young follow named Price
tiiitiut tvvrfy yenm of ago. He, with
n mimli'vof companions, was going up
liitndJl sttoet nt " o'clock yesterdnv
morning Th -y wore bolterou nnd
Ollleor Iluddy told thorn to ntop th'-lr
nolfp They. n soon ni they got nice
ly out .if the palmlmnn' roach, how
ever set ii a mi !"t. It , with Special
ed'eer' Willis g.iv-o chase and caught
I'll . Tho ollloer in running fell nnd
t r. Ms ttotl"ors. Price had to put up
.'i ' lull which wl'l lip Invested in an
"thci pair.
JEWISH WEDDING.
?r n"l Sirs. Kurlanchoek, of Gordon
"uMih, h ,v" Irsupd Invitations for tho
mulling- ct their dnuphtV r Rebecca to
M- I.niititi. Tho Interesting cere
i 'i . liich will lp performed accord -ii
r i i thp form of th" Hebrew filth
li t il . place in tho W. W. Wntt
lwi'ina nil Oliuroh street, Tuesday
c r 1 1. March 20, at 7 o'clock. A. re
r .ti i .lll follow nt the liilde'K home,
N'- J-" (ionlon uvenu . nt 8 o'clock.
10CA1. AND PERSONAL
T,
V mi? Mcn'a lcafruo nnd Phils-
i ii ' e vor oi lety of the Firgt Prefl-
. i i i . luirch held n olaMnt social
1 ian?- laU ovpr.lnjf. '
- i Taylor h'.id two flnsrcra Inc
' u i pulley while rioting Ice for
1 .v .-'.ms jeslerday. Dr. Ualley
r i ti'.' wounsl.
' r 1 Mho Vat been employed hy
' i i-'idiam, miflwwd J. II. Kon
ii iiuor-'st In Mie Bpanlp & Ken
i i ti'iitier Phop ypHterilay.
i' uid Mro. K K. Morne. of Hotel
,' K.m, have apckled to open their
I -e nt Crystnl lnkc on the thirty
1 t .1 t'ds month
T i' ).ten remwny rivc the
' n if il iivdv "DotcaH'' nt th Grand
t vt i m.r, by iciuest. The pood
s ' ' i '.tii ' ivu hlsrhly pleased.
'I ' uii'i'tal ot Ml Drklttet I'arden,
' - Mi Main street, will occur at .'I
(' i' i ' N ai' . -no'in.
ivn i Cj:s, of 0m ti nvenue, ycc
1 t 1 ptu chested tho Adam Miller
l.l'T! 1" '"llflotll.
M'- A ilia V.lffelow and Mrs. Frank
V H 'ii vinltliiB In Honeprlale.
! 'nliii Kllleen aUennVd the fu
ne ii ,f His. Corroy In Archbald yen
t i-..
rl 11 iH'in hou?e hrifi been rented by
G A Miinn and the family will tuke
liiisns n ila firt of April.
OLYPHANT.
i'he Rov James Huches, formerly of
hith Afilca, will pi each tomorrow.
Tinth ni. iiiiiiR and tvenlnff, In the Hap-
tist :lHiMh. Services to commence at
10 a in ind C p. m.
t i rn ctlnpr of th? Independent Or
O.i ' lb nfiKiphP, held last evcntn:r,
tin r donim. oillpcr! were installed f'r
tllF . it l'ast nivhon, J. J. Paddcn:
irrl..r. I . K. Powell; provost, Thomas
Vf.il.n , pi elate, T. L. Williams; re
c . dine, f cretary, It. W. Taj lor; finan
cial sim r. lary, D. Ct. .loner; tivasurer,
' I). 1. !, .rd; Inspector, W. V.
J. n. s x inHn, Tlumas n. Wiliia.ns;
piitioil. Hugh O'Boylu; tri-steed, JI.
v Ounimlnss, Patrick Gannon.
The many ft lends of S. .1. Matthews
will be pleated to hear that he has
be en aw filrtcd postmastet ut this
plac f'
M ts St. Ila Pendred, of Jermyn. spent
y.st.Tfiay with Miss .May JIcNicol, nf
J ! i-ii f t.
h i. lluRhca, of South Africa,
v ii . . uoii in the Susuueliannn Street
3j.iI.ii i vhmrh tomorrow1 morning and
"" ' This will le the flt'dt time
1 u Vin to proich In the Welsh toiiBuo
at .ii place. Sunday school at 2
Oil' i
Mi mid Mrs. O. 11. Hull have re
turn, i i .in port AHeBheny. where
thc . utionritnE th funeral of a
icnuv
Ml .M..iy Tiller, cf Archbald. s vl
lllnj; if 1 mves horu.
M.- ii zie Oullaarlief vu the Buet
of her ter, Mrs. John o'Mttlley, of
iJunrr.. ii surest, j'OFterdny.
o. . i i 'Benton, of t-'erbondale, was
a calu i m Jown yeaterduy.
PRICEBUBG.
At a ip.ftins; of the now council of
Dlekbf n city borough, tho following
-Cti ch. hi as policemen of thin bor
ough M ssrs. Reynolds, Davin, Howe,
Lark, Thoipe, Ruckland nnd Velgersk-.
Mrs, Oakey was chosen as Janm-em.
Tho Tutnneranco society met ts to
nlt?ht Wllllim Wilson and Frank Perrls at
tended a party In Green Rldtje, Thins
day nldht
Mis T. Jones Is spendlnp; a few days
with hw: pntonts In Taylor.
Mrs C P. Snydor Is nblo to ho out
asraln, after having been conllned to Jior
homo with illitoee.
Henry Pavls visited friends In Tuy
lor, dnobduj'.
PECKVILLE.
3KV1
William Rooke and Henry Purdy will
leave today for Klondike.
Elmpr Roberts will niovo Into his
elegant new neldence. on White's ad
dition In n few days
The usual seniles i bo held In
tho Methodist KpiM-upal church totnor.
row morning. Tho vmftor. Rev. S O.
Plmpklnn. will preach at 10.30 u in.,
lheno "The Home of the Ileal t." In
,tho evening Marjihu Tilbe, No. 311. of
died Men, will attend divine siervlpri
In u body nnd listen to n normon upon
the theme "The Perfect State of Man."
e choir .has prepared special tnulc
the occuslon. All will be cordially
' f 1c itned. On Sunday evening, Match
.'. Harper I.odire of t'dd Fellown, will
niteinl In a body nnd listen to a ser
mon. Pppclnl music will hIso be one of
the features of this sermon.
Marlon Suddoth, of Mlsileslppl, a
cHitdcnt In Wyoming Kemlnary, Is vls
Itlnif at the home of his friend Gornut
Slmpklnn.
Rev. J. V. Newell, of Throop, nnd
John linker, of Green Rhine, were Vis
itors nt the Methodist Kplscnpal par
Hoimgc yesterday.
IVikMlle llaptlst church, Rev. J. S.
Thomas, pustor. .Services totnoriow at
10..10 a. nt. nnd T ). in. Subject for Hie
morning, "The Radge of Christian 1Mb
clplceihlpj" cvenlnst subject, "Who Is
On the I.oiiI'h Side?" Special Met vires'
every night ncM wed:, except Hntur
dnv night. All are cotdlally Invited.
Mts. CratiPi of Tast orange, N. .1.,
Is visiting her daughter, Mis. H. J. Mi
Cotmlclc. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Vouthliil Thicvi s--liolnsi ol the Su
elpt oolollPK--l,eiiiinnI Notes.
Two brs m TNirsdav cnint weie
seen by the ptopiii tore, Messis. Cluiiied
Halter and illninn, it closlng-im time,
taking ij loils out of the store. The ln-'
were follow t 1 to thjlr r.'Rpectlve honvs,
but thev denied tl'elr tfullt. VcsUrday
they wire ai"-oitpd and given a heat
ing before Justice of the Peace Robin
son. After the boys admitted their
gitlll the merehunt? withdnnv tho
charge.
The R"v. Rni'dlvnl, pastor of th Con
gregational church, will exchange pttl
pl's Ith the Rev. J. G. Cvnns.or Vand
ling, lojiiorrow, nnd Monilny they will
nttepd tho Wj'omlns conference nt
Pittstcn.
A laige nun. her of Cumti No, 201.
Grand Army nf the Republic, attended
the organisation of n new camp at Car
bondale List evening In which the new
c,imp will be known as- the Major Ran
dolph camp, No. loi
lrugglct Trot, of ArchlKild, was
culling on friends in Jermyn yester
day. Tihenezer Re'nnle has gone In t n the
bicycle business. lie has been npjiolijt
ed agent for the Monarch and has
opened a general repulr chop on Main
street.
"t?llvcr Rapid" In the name of a very
beputlful wa-tirfall which Ins Just )ytm
dl"overe0 on the mountain side of
V'.st Muyfleld. Kviry daj' larg" delo-g.i'ion-
of our young people go to see
the ib 1 htrul sloht. Yesterday the fol
low Ing visited the Fceni" Krte Walsh,
Ri"e Cijie, Jutn Ionnelly, Alice Malt
land Urldgel Tall 't, Cclla Brady and
Naomi CHllllhs.
The ottentlon of Mayflcld council Is
called to the fact thai the Traction
companv have been taking up the
planks that were liM beside theli track
n. nr Ihi brldgi nnd leaving the road
In n very dangerous condition. This
phould bj attended to at once by all
tut ans.
Beerifi past grnnds of Ru h,1il'ook
If dgo of this tin were ut Soranlon
jesKrdav nnd attended th- sefsloim of
th gi.ind lodge nf the Independent
C'rder of Orl 1 Fellows, wh"re th'ej' re
crlved the debtee of j ast grand, which
will in :h- ruture entitle thim to be
nieiiibers of the grand lodge of this
Mat-.
Mrs. Dougher. of Arclihald, ivim call
ing on her sister, Mrs. Patrick Dur
kin, nf Mnyneld, yesterdaj-.
P. 1 . Il.vinurs was In Olyphnnt yes
tfnl'iv. The vmploy.iq of the Rrle Ghnwooil
nnd Keystone oifliieties will be paid
their February ci.rnlngs today. They
made nine duvs last month, whle'j Is
Home whit letter than the present
month, during which only flie dajs will
be tnlde.
William Walker is having the Inter
ior of his property on I-rfUkawaium nve.
rue beiutifleel with a coat r,f paint.
Patrick Durkln and Michael Hurke
were .it Scranton j-esterdaj-.
Patrick Duikln and Patrick Kilker
aie miking "Stenshe improvements to
their properties.
M.irv Cuff, of Railroad street, Is con
flnid to hei home through sIckneFS.
William. F. Davis, who has been in
dlFii.ise.l for n few duys, Is somewhat
Illllit ovecl
Homer P. Smith, son of Mr. Charles
Smith, vho has been seriously ill, id
cc.n"ldjre1 out of dungf-r.
Annie O'Mallij, of Carbondale, was
calling on her mother, Mrs. John O'Mal
Icy, yetcrduy.
a.
Mr. R. K. Athrtton will move hi half
of the hoese f.irmeiij mru I by J I. N.
Patrick Ed. Dunlap vili move in the
houe vunatcil by Mr. Atherton. Foster
:illur.is will move In the one vucaud
by Mr. Dunlan. Mr. Eerts, of High
land petl,, will move n Scmnton. Rev.
Mr. Smith will nunc in Mr. F.vert's
house. George Nichols has moved In
pnt )t his frther's house. Milton Ro
g. it will occupy Andy Toir.pson's
hoiif-e, Mr. D.illy, of Monroe etiunty,
brother of Mr. Frank- Pallj, has nur
cnnseil t.ip f .ur lots of F. S. Renedlct,
adjoining Mr. George Coon's, and ex
pects to butiii two houses on them In
the near future
Mr. Tompsi.n is having a well drilled.
Miss Ijlbble Kennedy, of Dalton, vis
ited Mrs. E. Reynolds, this wvek. Mls,
Ivennedy has rented rooms in the Ma
sonic butldtmr and will occupy them
soon.
Mist itomershelne. of FactoryvUle. is
vlfltlng her e lutln. Mrti. Charles Hally.
this week,
Mia. John Steward, of Bayre, Pu., vis
ited Mrs. Jchn Merrill a few days this
we k.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Steam and eon
ntl ndl the funeral of Mrs. Steurn's
mother, at Peckvllle, last Monday.
John Evins is able to work again af
ter his recent Illness.
WAVERLT.
Mis. Ii. M. Thompson, neo Lee, of
Whitney's 1 . Int. N. Y is the guest of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles K.
Lee, at the W.aveily house.
John Pelllmm, Miss Ulancho Kenne
dv, Mr. and Mrs. George Cllffoid at
tended Hie lilmoro-ciiffunl wedding at
Scrnrtnn Thursday evening.
Major James G. llalley, wife, child
and daughter. Gruco. and Mrs. ,looph
Obor, of Scranton, were Uie guests of
Mr. and Mrs. .V. R. Finch last Thurs
daj. Rev. A. Rergen Rrowc will preach at
the Raptlst church tomorrow nt 10.SO
n. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Rev. J. I! Sumner will fill tho pulpit
nt the Methodist Episcopal ehunh at
10.S0 a. in. tomorrow; in tho evening
Epwoith League oxetcIseH.
Fresh cakes, pies and home made
bread dully at Martin Hold's "Little
Dehnorlco." v
K J. Feehley and family will move
on their farm on or about the ih-t of
Apiil.
MOSCOW.
Dr. Yetler Is vory sick.
Mm. I. B. Tlio, of Scinnton, visited
ft lends hero Wdnesdnv.
I Mrs, Jlnwurd RiPilleuma tail son.
DUFFY'S PURE r
cf ..STifjmhKPv
MyS '
w,.
;ff- ,1
SD TW
temkhw
I i..iSI il 1 . JJ
X 7ir
'-,' V- '
;-n
-- vwv
FOP. MEDICINALUSE
WO FUSEL OIL
At lists lliite ol' ypnv il is
osju'cinlly vnliinbk1. 11
lnvcts Diiouiiioiisn. cures
grip sum! keeps the body in
h ffood stale oi'ho:il th. In
sist upon lite tfPtiiiine iVom
your grocer or druujist.
Send Tor pamphlet.
DUFF' MALT WHISKEY CO.,
UoclK-stur, N. Y.
Free', of St rciton, spent the forepart
nf th wi k with h -r I 'tcr, Mis. . W.
UV.lMli.
Mrs. Mi Kcnl, of OouMsboro, and Miss
IMUh Wlllnrd, of Pernnton, spent Wed-ne-idny
with Mrs, Anna Laimr,
The P..'bikah will glp a supper nnd
entertainment in the odd Fellows' hall
Monday evening, March 14.
Mrs. C. H. Travis was In Scrnnlon
Thursday.
Mrs. George Bortree and Mrs. Joh'u
Lyman wVre among Scrnnton visitors
ycsterlav.
Mrs. Cnthrrlne Ptone, of fccrnnton,
was the guest of Mrs. Jnnn Hinds Situ
daj'. The Woman's Relief corps will hold a
Li-cent supper In the Odd Pillows hall
nest Wfviii lay evening, March 1C.
Mr. nnd Mr. Floiome Prlton attend
ed the wedding nnnlvi i-ry of Mr and
Mrs. R. A. Rlrd, at Mudi- invllle, Mon
day night.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Gittartnliiiuont and aoclul n Success.
Mr. nml Mrs. Tlhbs Jlonoroil.
tiurcit .Votes.
Th- entertainment and social held at
the Culvury Baialpt chuivli on Thurs
day evening, unikr au-piccs of the
Junior li.iptibt union, . n a grand suc
cess both musieallj, socially and finan
cially. The programme aw arranged in
this department was can led out in an
excellent manner. The competitions on
fcptlhng, reciting and singing wore als-o
well ronteKted. On the spelling match
there were eight contit-tants. The
prise was awurded to MNs Gertrude
Watklns, she spelling them all coi'et
lj'. On the recitation, "The Three
Fishers," there were three contestants.
The prise was Justly awarded to Miss
Maud Evans. On the solo for children
under tuiUe years of age two prizes
were awarded. Fiist prize wns given
to Miss Edltll Williams; second, to
Ethfl Steele. The adjudicators were:
On poetry, Rev. Dr. H. H. Harris; on
music, Piot. V. E. Jones.
The Tribune branch oirtce In Taylor
Is in the Oo'jis-lgh building.
Miss Rachel Lewis, of Prlceburg, (a
lsltlng relatives n ths place. f
Tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. James
Tlhbs, of Rendham, was the scene of
a pleasant gatheilng tin Thursday even
ing, when their many young friends
tendered them a reception. Music and
other amusement, were the order of
the evening, after which refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mlsaes
Emma Williams, Floience Cockrell,
RcTthn Williams, Mary How ells, Flor
ence Wilson, Lizz'e Williams, Emma
Owens, Olw en Howells, Maggie Price,
Harbara Giuver, Ada Lang. Jennie
Gruer, and 51 :"-rs. EUwmiiI Morgans,
O-tar Giuvr, William Grifflths, Edgar
fetltie. Henry Reese, William H. Nlcho.
Lis. John T. Jones, William Morgans,
William Daniels, Percy Owens, Harry
and FjederieU Wilson, Edward Carter,
Htnry Daniels, Roller Gruver, Joseph
Secure, Detbeit Sanderson, Wllllnm
Alison, John Morton and Benjamin
MeCViml e,
Horvlces nt the Presbyterian church
tomonow a3 usual, Rev. L. R. Foster
oft'elatlng.
Independent Older of Odd Fellows,
No. ee w ill meet thlB evening In their
hall on Noith Main street.
Pervlctn In the Germun Evangelical
chinch tomorrow will be as usual. Rev.
A. Weber will officiate. Everybody
w elcrime.
fc'.rvlrcs In the Calvary Raptlst
church tomonow will lie as usual, Rev.
Dr. H. II. Harris officiating. Morning
sermon at 10.30; Sunday school at 2 p.
m.; evening pcrmon nt 0 o'clock. Beats
aie free. Everybody Is cordially n
vlted. The new ly-or:ranled dramatic club
will meet for piacllce and to arrange
meeting places. Th?y will meet In the
resident e of John K Owens, of Wash
ington street. Those interested In the
matter are urgently n que; ted to be
pjesent.
Te rejular services will be held at
the Methodist Episcopal church tomor
row. The partur, Rev. William Frlsby,
will officiate both morning and evening.
Everybody welcome.
Pleaching in the Welsh Congrega
tional chunh tomorrow win he as
usual, Rev. Thomas officiating.
Preaching at tho Welsh Baptist
church tomorrow ns usual, Rev. J. M.
Lloyd officiating. All are welcome
The Welcome Roel.il riot, .vin
duct a Boelal on Faster Monday In Cal
lery's hull, tiouth Scranton. Admission,
il VU1IIB.
'mi: cnoici:.
Two Jacqueminots were In the vase,
Ono bud with leuves unsettled,
And one whose velvet, open tnee
Us jellow heart revi.iled.
Two women In the fragrant room
Set ut the sunsot hour;
One fleclliite in ulillsh bloim,
cme tlch in grace nnd power.
To ine tho world was all untried,
A drenm. it hope, a Joy;
One kfev.' that bliss had pain allied
Like iold with Its ulloy.
Another entered one whose tmino
Hud griired hi country's scroll
Of honor, bravery won him fmnej
A man nf bialn nnd soul.
The glil'k face Into welcome broke
Like Hiinvhlne after showers;
"Which will j 011 choose?" he smlllnHy
Mpnku,
And pioffeisd hi in the flower.
He prosMd the loses to Ills lip.;
Tlio woman lient her head;
The blood surged to lmr llnger-alps;
"The full-blown iiwe," he said. '
Surnh U Bolton in Judsa.
AVOCA.
Avoca Conclave, I. O. 1I meets on
Monday evening.
Rev. C. J. Ilradbury, of ?crnnton,
cnlled on Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Holllster
this weik.
The tnurilnge of Miss Mnry McDon
nell, of Monslc, to John DtllTy, of Uuil
moie, is niniounced.
Mis Kate Taylor has returned to
Scranton, after a few days' visit nt the
homo of her sister, on the West Side.
The Pennsylvania Coal company will
pay Its employes In this wctlon tills
mnrnlng.
D. R. George, nf Lallln, was n visitor
In town this week.
Mr. John Whalen la visiting friends
In Pottsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Uullev will leave nxt
w eek to spend n few months among
friends on the Pacific Const. They will
be uceomiunled by Lisle Holllster, who
Intends io make hi permanent resi
dence In Hrnttle,
The W. C, T. F. will conduct nicnior
i.il service" In the Methodlit Episcopal
chinch tomorrow evening In honor of
Mi-s F'-anrps Wlllaid. Mrs. llolvpy, of
Wct pfitston, a peisonal friend of the
decenstd, will Uc prerent.
Mlf-ses Nettle Druffcier and Mnme
Fitrsinimons wet visltois In Scranton
ymt-'day. - .
Mr. A. II. tlosmer, pe- lal supremo
d'ptity of the Fraternal Mystic Chain,
hns ben successful in cffei ting a per
lnnnpnt organization In this town. Pro
vlotis to his dernttuie for Troy, N. Y
he tendered the members n reception
end ns n memento, preStnted all pres
ent with a handsome bcniquct.
Charles Webber.a student nf Strouds
burg Nnrmnl school, is visiting I1I3
parents this week.
John MrCrlndle has received his com
ndsslon and will take chargo of Moozlu
postoftlce on March 15. The onice will
be removed to his penaia! store and
Miss Mamc McCiindlo will be post
mistress. A large number of people from this
town attended the funeral of Mrs.
Frpderlc Schneider nt Hcrnnton yester
day. Deceased was formerly Miss LU
2le' Martin, of this town. Her many
friends were grieved to learn of her
demise.
The meeting hold in the High school
on Wednesday evening for the purpose
of organlslr n free reading room as
sociation was largely attended by the
young men of the town.- C. F. Hoh.in
was eleetnd temporary chairman and
after expressing his thanks for tho
honor, outlined the purnose of the or
ganization. He was fo'lowed by Mr.v,
Holllster, tho promoter rf the prolect,
who delivered an enthuslnstlc eeerh.
A nnlon prevailed that a committee be
appointed to recommend permanent
ofHcers of the organization. The chair
man appointed C". H. Hall. 13. E. Snv
rter atnl L. D. Panders, who submitted
the following list of officers, which was
accepted: President, C. F. Hoban; first
vice-president, Rteivl Keith; second
i vice-president, Frank Flynn; third
'vice-president, Pntilclc Henley; seeie-
tary, Robert Golden: assistant secre
tary, George Kennedy; treasurer, Wil
liam Graham; manager, W. II. Holtis-
1 Ii r. E. C. Kellum. C. F. Hobnti. C. H.
Hull, W. II. Cuiran. C. H. Hill and
John O'Malley were appointed to go
among the business people and solicit
contributions for a fund to purchase
furniture. W. H. Holllster headed tho
list bv contributing $". That tho pro
J ct will be a success is a foregone con
eliuliin since membership Is absolutely
free. To Mr. Holth-ter Is due tho thanks
of the people of Avoen.
JTOEEBf CITY.
Follow Ing Is the programme that will
be ie.idrcd at the Welsh Congre&a
tloml chwch on Thurday evenlnfs
n'Xt, Ma-ch IT: 8oprniie solo. "The
Skylark," Miss Lvdla Sailor, Peranum;
lmiitono fiilo. "The Old llric,ade," Mr.
P H. Vnneii, Scranton; duct, "Love,"'
'isi Sailer, Mr. Wurrcn bailtone folo,
Noble Hoy of Truth," Mr, P. H. War
leu; soprano solo, "Changeless," Miss
Hallor; buiitone solo, "nedouln Love
eoii?," P. H, AV'arun; recltathin, Mie,
Alfred 1. alley; tenor solo, "Kverj' Vul
liv." T. f Jont's; duet, tenor and bass,
'Flow Ocntle Dva, ' Messrs. D. J.
Joins and T. O. Jone; reriu-.tlon, Mr.
Hlchnrd Hughes; bOf? solo, selected,
Hnvid J. Jones; recitation, Miss Stella
li.ivls; tenor tolu "Tho Tournament,"
'1 homos O, Jones. The concert will be
gin i.t i."'. The proceeds will go to the
chilli h ih bt fund.
At the recent election Alfred Dnvln
was the Republican candidate In the
Second w ard for school dlrei tor for tho
term of thre. years. H.w.ird Goodrich
won the l)i mocriitlc candidate for the
same r hoc. Mr. Iu Is vai voted fur
In the Bvrciiid vvatd only, but Mr. Cloud
rleh'b name was placed on the ticket In
both atds. l")als Sfjound seventeen
majoilty h the S ccnU,warJ, but Good,
vie h w as pi wn the certlfie, ate of election
on the f ticngth of the votes he receiv
ed In 'the '.m ward. There seems to
be no doubt, after InvtwtlMitlcin, hut
that a school director 1b a ward oftlcir
and iiciulil not lo voted for concurrent
ly. Theicfuro Mr. Davis will conteft
the r.ctlen of the board and has (lied
the neeehsuiy pa,iern nt Montrose,
through hU attorney, V. D. Jl. Alney,
esrB
At the Ite publican county convention
held at Montrose, on Thursday, the
following nomr.tttlon were made: For
congress, sutijct to the decision of the
district, sonfere.s. ('. F. Wricht, or
Susq.iehunra; (resident 1udge -t Sus
quhanna count j-, Hen. H. (v. Senrle;
niires.ntatlves, Hon. J. W. Adams,
Hrooklyu, and Q. D. 'many, Ulbhnn;
dlstilct ott.iriiey, Italph 13. Little.
Montroe; . mnty surveyor, Clinton
HI 'holt, llutih. No senatorial candl
Uate was tinned, but the congression
al confciees were given power to act
as Runatuiial cunfeivss niso.
&XTH COJ.CENri:ATEU IiVIJ.
New Orleans Tlmes-Democrnt,
"Btrauice. pliant subject Is thU human
frume; adapt Itself to 'most anything!
Fted It on alcnlinl a while mid it craves
more; give it urtuilc, strychnine, or any
old puleon and a cruvlng In ut once but
up.' Bo bean a popular railroad 'talk
ing mtm," us ho diew bailt from lux
typewriter and wiped his glasses. 'On
my ret ent trip to went Tesa I enme upon
a esse in point. Out beyond Fort Duvls
tht-re Is a section of country which for
unadulterated alkalinity -beutv anything
on uarlh. What wuttr there Is tastes
somuvvhere between castor oil and viehy
nnd soda, while every bit of plant and
animal life has become so impregnated
wltll caustic potash Hint loaves and ekitw,
barbs und furs glisten like the coatume
of a ballit dancer In it iierle.' and til
hull hns bocotno as numi.iry to I'aein us
drink to 11 dlpnorrmiijue.
"I saw one tanillv who had Imbibed and
eaten siuli ouantitles of alkaline matter
that the neutralising effect of the slight.
est ueld was torturo to ttam. what they
craved bilnn muie and more of tho burn
ing salts, la theilr composite kitchen ami
dining room I noticed a low oC bright new
tin cuiih upon a shelf. 1 first took tho-u
to be condciikcil milk, but picture nn
lliuior when the nilstieas of the houe
took down one of the ct.n, which 1 Uk-ii
saw wis concentrated lie, njinned II, anil
gave u heaping spoonful to each of the
children all aiound, They linked It down
with evident delight und went back to
their -.irucu.'
P
Ur lilt
Ainu
The Sells Brothers, Greatest Living Circus Men, Write
Strong Letters Emphatically Endorsing Pe-ru-na,
the National Catarrh Remedy.
fidepesidemt
Ail tisres of these Gentlemen have Personal Knowledge of the Virtues of
Pe-runai Each lelis how 1e has been helped by It. Several other
Letters from People Ee-ru-na has Permanently Cured
Mruiflfrjncr, larjjc affairs successfully is a constant nervous strain. Prom nervousness to catarrh is
but a step. The source of catarrh is in the mucous membrane, which is a mass of nerves. The letters
here printed from the Sells Brothers, owners of the great combined Forepaugh and Sells' Shows,
describe tlic peculiar strain to which each is subjected in carrying
l'c-ru-ua has been a great help to these gentlemen
.not strange, as it is perfectly adapted to assist nature
in throwing off the evil effects of nervous strain
and faulty digestion.
l'c-ru-na is a scientific catarrh remedy.
It docs not attempt to reach catarrh by local
treatment, for catarrh c.innot be treated
locally without harm. It reaches out for
the very roots of catarrh by making its
existence impossible.
Mr. Km. Siu.t.s says,-" I would not
be without it for any money." Here .
is his letter:
Dr. S. U. IIartmax, Columbus, O.
Dear Sir: Your l'e-ru-na is cer
tainly one of the very best tonics that
was ever brought to my attention. As
the financial manager of the great com
bined Forepaugh and Sells Brothers'
Shows, I am necessarily subjected to
constant strains of the nervous system
and brain. This kind of wear and tear
makes me feel frequently in need of a
good tonic to assibt digestion and to keep
my nerves steady and my brain cool. I
find in Pe-ru-na exactly such a tonic. It
produces an even and natural appetite, aids
in digestion, and procures sound and refresh
ing sleep. I would not be without it for any
' Sincerely yours,
I'laauclal Manager Jscllis Urothers' Show. EPII. SELLS
Mr. S. Jameson, Weston, S.
troubles, l'e-ru-nu cured them
peter Gcllo
disease is catarrh of the kidneys,
membranes healthy. Mr. Biuke'8
s33-883.
IIP 'A
v&TOrA Wi I'i S Va
V "vm r mf
assKsassasSS'
Dr. S II. Haktman, Columbus, O,
Dear Sit I'our years ago I had a Mvero attack nf UritfM's disease,
which brought mo 1.0 low the doctor said nothing moro could be dono
fur me. hen ouo of your lectu' ei on the above disease was read
to me, I begun to takeP'-ru-na und Man-a-hn, and f.niiid It acted
Just us represented. In three months I was a well man, ind huvo
continued so ever since Seeing tho good effeets on ine, rem.
bora of people o this town have called on mo who were si
ing from dvspeps'u. They have taken yr.ur medleme vv
the best results. J. fiKAKK, Petroleo, Ontario, Canada,
Mr. Louis Sells recommends Pc-ui-na
to everybody for every catarrhal trouble.
His letter follows:
Pe-ru-na Drug Mpq. Co.
Dear Sirs: You are putting upon
the market one of the best remedies of
which I have any knowledge. Wher
ever I travel I hear Pe-ru-na spoken
of in the highest terms. My personal
use of it also leads me to know of
its remarkable efficacy in all cases of
chronic catarrh, coughs, colds and
chronic affections. A few doses of
Pe-ru-na will cure colds, stop cough,
and prevent what would otherwise be
come chronic catarrhal conditions. I
trust that the Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg. Co. will
meet with the success that the merits of
their great remedy entitles them. I recom
mend Pe-ru-na to everybody.
Very respectfully yours,
The catarrh problem is complicated. Many of
the most serious diseases arc catarrh under other names.
Catarrh cannot be cleared up
Ilaitman's books on catanhal
1 ney prove a revelation to ninc-tcntlis ol their readers. . , . v.- ,
No person interested in the subject should fail t'o write for one or moie of these books. They arc --"
called "Chronic Catarrh," "The Ills of Life," and "Winter Catarrh." Any or all mailed free, onjE
application to the Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, O. Pe-ru-na may be obtained of all-druggists. $
Special book for women, called " Health and. Beauty," mailed to women only. " '
Tribune Want
Letters to
is
1 Mmtlrix JMfflmsteJl
C, tried in vain for twenty-eight years to get relief from his catarrhal
all. lie writes as follows to Dr. Hartman:
Dr 8. 1$. IIaktm.w, Columbus, O.
Diar Sit I am very id ad to tell you that I consider your medicine
- v
ever tning mat u ci 1 m.a tor it. I am cured ot all my troubls tho
blindness, iho roarins In my head, catarrh In tho throat, tho pain In
my shoulders and L iur., nnd my bowel troubles, nro nil cured, Tho
Catarrh is the
ness of Dr. Hartman 'is treatment of catarrhal dis
eases is evidenced by his permanent cures. Bright's
and Pc-ru-na cures it and cures it permanently by making ths
letter is only one of many on file. He writes as follows:
ft & k 1 y'' l
LOUIS
xwv u7
sells. & wmm Szttfmy l$f
anywhere by any remedy that will not clear it up everywhere.
diseases arc plain, open common sense, and are scientifically sc
Ads Bring Quick tilffiSf'
Iff V Wllil B
Dr. Hartman
on their immense business. That
ggjETJlSSESaj
leg that us.ecl to pain from tho wound is well, I ha o been trying
to get relief nil ever tho country for twenty-eight yearn, without
the least bene! t. Hutyourtlireouiedielneo, l'o-ru-na, JIan-a-Un
and I.a-cu-p..a, have completely cured me. It is my ono vvish
to recommend yu-ar mtdlclues to nil sufferers."
The letter of Mr. Peter Sells is as em
phatic as that of his brother. He writes:
Pe-ru-na Druo Mro. Co.
Dear Sirs: I wish to say a word in
praise of Pe-ru-na. My business as
advertising agent of our immense con
solidated show makes it necessary for
me to be constantly on the go; a
constant change of climate and diet.
This will sooner or later derange the
strongest man's digestion. I find
Pc-ru-na an admirable remedy to cor
rect the evils which follow a constant
change of diet. I would not be with
out Pe-ru-na in my travels. No better
remedy for catarrh of the stomach can
be found. With an occasional use of
Pe-ru-na I find myself always in splendid
health and good spirits.
Very sincerely yours,
PKTER SELLS.
curse of America. The thorough
'rw , tilt w-
touts
Df.
sound.
' tm
rKvwww Yreyy 1 Ltw
11
-iisi .lU&Jfcl. i- J V,
J. ltU I
4k