THE SCRANTON TRTBtTNE- SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1898.
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V Wii'SncVhy the government to affix
the proprietary (medicinal)
stamp. In other words
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. claimed what all the doctors
know and what millions of
people have learned from its
use.
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Take it according to directions. ,
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO., Rochester, n.y.
a:'ij?.'fif4tif.
IThe Carbondalo correspondence of Tho
Tribune has been placed In the hands ot
Mr. J. M. Forbes. All complaints us to Ir
regular delivery, etc., plso news Huns,
should be addressed to llobcrts &. Itey
tiolds, cons aconts.
FOOT BALL TODAY.
The strong St Thomas cloven, of
Beranton, will play the Cottage Athletic
rlub today at Alumni park. The St.
Thomaa boys mid the Cottage eleven
are about evenly matched and a good
contest may be anticipated. Tho high
Fchool eleven will go to Scranton today
to do battle against the high bchool
team of that plan
The remains of the late Mrs. Cather
ine Orady weie Inlprrml In their last
rcstlnp- place ypsli-t'lnv morning. A
high mass of requiem vwti celebrated
at St. Kobe's chinch and interment
was made in St. Ilose s cemetery. Tho
floral offerings were profuxe and beau
tiful. Tho pall-bearers were John Kel
ly, John Nolan, John XV. Lannon, John
Campbell, Lawrence Little, James Ty
rell, Michael Loftus and Alexander
McDonnell.
Morris Clifford and Tred Herry, of
Carbondole, nttended the masquerade
social at Jermjn last evening.
LMvvard Clarkson, of Caibondnle, cir
culated among friends here on Thurs
day. A little child of Mi. and Mrs New
bury, of Second street, Is seriously 111
of drops.
Mrs. 12. H. Grecnslade attended the
funeral of Trcd. Merrltt, at Foity Fort,
Thursday.
Miss Kllza Oaboine called on Carbon
dale friends yesterday.
OLYPMANT.
Methodist Kplscoral church tomorrow
ut 10 a. m.
A very pretty we,ddlng tonic place
last Wedncsdny evening nt tho Uaptlst
church when Ulanclie, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Thomas C. Kennedy, was
married to Mr, John l'ellam. The church
was handsomely decoiated with thiy
santhemums, ferns nnd potted plants.
Ilev, A. Uergen urovve olllclntcd. Miss
Ida Miller presided nt the organ. Mr.
Sam Hall wnw best man and Miss
Orace Stone was bridesmaid Th uh
csr wore tho Misses lluth 1'errv, Hose
Johnson, Hillth Hallock and Nettle
Lee, of Camutovvn. Flower girl, Miss
1'eail Jeffers. After the ceremony a re
ception was held nt the home of tho
bride's patents Tho happy couple left
for Scranton tho same night and will
make their homo on Tenth street, Hyde
Park, where a house already furnished
awaited them.
On Thursday evening a very pretty
and quiet wedding was solemnized,
when Mr. Kbon Vorhls was united in
the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss
Cmma Hall, at the home of the bride.
Ilev. A. Uergen Browe performed the
ceremony. Only tho Immediate rela
tives of the happy couple were present.
Mr and Mrs Vorhls left on the night
train for an extended wedding tour
which will Include Now Yoik city, the
enstern states and n trip up the Hud
son river ns far as Albany, After their
return tliev will reside here.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Grace, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Stone, to Mr. Samuel Hall, on
November 9th. 1S9S.
Miss lluth Peiry has been appointed
asslstent postmlstiess In place of Miss
Blanche Kennedy, resigned.
TAYLOR NEWS.
ing by a number of her school mates.
Games and music were Indulged In un
til a Into hour, when refreshments
wore Borved.
Mrs. Amelia llowner, of Manchester,
Is visiting her nelce, Mrs. C. H. Clouse.
Hxerclses were held In tho mailed
school Wednesday In honor ot the de
claration of peace and memorial of
!afayettc.
Mr. and Mrs. Shultz and son, of Unit
Imoie, are the guests of Mrs. Samuel
Snow den
Mnmlo Roberts, of Scrnnton, Is spend.
Ing a few days with Pearl ltafferty.
Mr and Mrs. John Scott and children
spent Sunday with friends at La
Plume.
Mrs. Jane Hinds has returned homo
from a few weeks lslt with her grand
daughter, Mr. P.. O. Kilts, at Long Isl
and city.
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UNIONDALE.
BURIED YESTERDAY.
The funeral of tho late Mi". Keating
was held from her late honi" on Pilco
street yesterday afternoon. The large
toncourso of grieved friends moved
from the house at three o'clock and
proceeded to St. Ilose'a church, where
a short ritualistic; service wai solem
nized. The remains were then taken
to St. Rose's cemetery, where they
were Interred. Many floral offerings
adorned the coffin of tho deceased. A
large number of out of town relatives
attended tho funeral.
LOST HIS COAT.
Attorney R. L Stuart, of this city,
fell Into a den of thieves nt Scranton,
or at least his lmt nnd coat were
stolen from the court house Thursday
morning. In place of Mr. Stuart's hat,
a, derby of antique stylo nnd some
what battered was found. Prothono
tary Copeland kindly lent the embar
rassed attorney a chapeau. so that Mr.
Stuart reached this city without con
tracting any serious cold.
JOSEPH MURPHY.
An enthusinstle audience witnessed
Joseph Murphy at the Grand last
night In "Shaun Rhue " Mr. Mur
phy poitrayed his role In an easy nnd
praeeful manner that entirely capti
vated his audience.
The a-nnouncemont that Aichlo Boyd
will present "Shore Acres" here on
the 7th ho& caused a flutter among
theater-goers who knew Mr. Boyd's
histrionic ability.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. S. S. Jones, Mrs. Jennie Rust-ell,
Mrs. Ella Stephenson and Mrs.
R. I Van Bergen visited friends nt
Scranton yesterday.
Horace G. Young, second vice presi
dent of the Delaware and Hudson
company, of Albany, was In this city
yesterday.
XV. F. Nye Is enjoying n tilp through
Philadelphia, New York nnd Washing
tor. Mrs. Lusconi, of Biandt, 18 tho
guest of her mother, Mrs. Henry An
drews, on Wyoming street.
Mra. F. P. Kimball, of Honebdale, is
visiting friends In this city.
Mrs. Mary O'Brien, of Oneonta, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. C.
Neusea.
Mrs. Sarah Gardner returned yes
terday from Clifford.
Mrs. John Bowers, of Wllkes-Barre,
called on friends in this city yester
day. Mrs. Hayden Hvnns and son, Leslie,
Bpent yesterday In Scranton.
Mrs. Andrews has letuuted to her
home In Vtlta, N. Y , utter spending a
short time with hpr brother, Henry
Andrews, on Wyoming street.
Miss Marlon DImock. of Chestnut
avenue, Is seriously ill with typhoid
fever.
A Keswick convention will bo held
In the Blakely Baptist ehuich nel
Monday evening, it will be dltected
by the Baptist Pastors' Conference, of
8'iaiiton. The pastois' conference will
begin at 10 30 a m. when ministers
of all denominations are coidlally In
vited to be pieseut The following Is
the piogrummt- Song f.eivlce, led b
Rev XV G. Wntklns, address on "The
Holy Spirit and the Ministry, Rev. R.
I Y. Pleice, 1) D. open conference,
llev T. De Gruehy, followed by a quiet
hour conducted by Rev. J. R. Hills.
The afternoon meeting will be held at
2 o'clock, with the following pro
gramme: Prale and prajei service led
by Rev. C. A, Spauldlng, address, "The
Holy Spirit and the Church," Rev. S.
J. Arthur, D D.j open confeience, led
by Rev. Dr S. V. Matthews, quiet houi,
conducted by Rev. A B. Brown. The
evening service begins at 7.30 o'cloc k,
with singing conducted by Z. D. Hd
wurds and choir, thanksgiving and
prayer, Rev. A. B O'Neal, bhort ad
dresses, subjects, "The Blessed Life,
Its Nnture," Rev XV. J. Watklns, "Its
Need," Rev. XV. J. Guest, How At
tained," Rev. W J. Toid; "IleeulU."
Rev. T. K. Jepbon, to be followed by
personal experiences. A cordial Invi
tation Is extended to all to attend the
afternoon and evening meetings.
Regular services will be held In the
Susquehanna street Baptist church to
morrow morning ana evening. uev.
George Hague will occupy the pulpit
The hacrement of the Lord's Supper
will be admlnisteied at the morning
service.
Hplscopal services will be held In Kd
wnrd's hall. Blakely, to monow after
noon at 3. 30 o'clock. Rev. 13. J. Haugh
ton will have charge All are welcome.
The Welsh singers fiom Wales will
appear in town Monday evening, No
vember 14, In the Congregational
church, when a musical treat will be
open to nil who desire good music.
The party is ten in number, among
whom Is Miss Jennie Jnrry, harpist.
The organizer nnd director Is Piof.
John Beynnr. who had a party through
the states last year nnd gave general
satisfaction wherever they appeared.
Miss Lizzie Dean, of Delaware street.
is seriously 111.
Miss RmmA Tlnsley Is visiting rela
tives In Luzerne
Mrs, I. Kelly l spending n few
weeks in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Bauett has returned
homo after a month's visit with rela
tives at Newaik. N J
Miss Charity Crlppen entertained the
members of her Sundav school class
nt her borne on Delaware street Thurs
day afternoon. Several hours were
passed meirlly In games nnd other
amusements. About fi o'clock a dainty
lunch was served, nfter which the lit
tle guests dcpaited for their homes
The public schools will be doed next
week. It being Institute week.
Henry Bonn has returned fiom n tilp
to Philadelphia.
Roy Kelley Is home from Stiouds
burg State Normnl school to spend a
week.
W. G. Drlesbach, of Hyde Park, was
a caller In town yesterday.
Don't for get to attend the Hnllowern
social In Mahon's hall Monday night.
Tho funeral of the late Daniel Kahn,
announcement of whose death appeared
In esterday's Issue, will take place
from hl late home In the Archbald lo
moirnw afternoon at 2. 10 o'clock. Ser
vices will be held In the house by the
Ilev Mi. WulUu, of the Primitive
Methodist chinch Burial will be made
In the Washbutn street cemcterj, Hyde
Park.
Tho Hallowe'en social held at the
residence of Mr and Mis. Samuel Hni
lowe, of Washington stieet, last even
ing, under the auplces of the Christian
Undewvoi of the Presbjterl.in ehuich,
was u grand success both socially and
financlAllv.
Temple of Lnvc lodge, No. 7, True
IvorIte, will meet this evening In their
looms In Reese s hall
13d win Rece, mine foreman of the
Lee mine, situated down the valley,
While attending to his duties on AVed
nesdav was suddenly seUed with vio
lent pnioxjsms and before medical aid
could be summoned lie was dead. Mr.
lleese was well known In this pluee,
and had nianj friends
Contratcor James Mouls. ji , Is Deal
ing completion with the new sewer on
Pond street
The fait ominlttee of the Welsh Con
gregational ehuich will meet hereafter
on Wednesday evenings insteno oi
Tuesday evenings, as pieviouslv held
Mr, David Morgans, of Scianton, wns
a business caller on ft lends In this place
yosterda.
Mis John H Hughes, of Main street,
Is slowly recovering from her recent
slcknes.
The Swallow honest government rallv
which was held in Weber's rink on
Thursday evening was quite largely at
tended Mr William Tliomns and son. Hnrty.
of West Mlnooka aie in attendance at
the peace Jubilee In Philadelphia this
w eek.
Tnvlorvlllo lodge. No 6iS. Independ
ent Order of Odd rellows, will meet
this evening in their looms on Noith
Main street
Mis Mary I3vans, of this plico, who
has betn visiting fi lends in Olv pliant,
has returned home
An alarm of lire was given by a
passing engine about three o'clock
Monday morning, nnd In a short time
Stanley Norton's house was in ashes.
The Are Is supposed to have originat
ed from an exploded lamp In the hall.
Tho family escaped In their night
clothes. One of the children was
slightly burned by the flames. Only
n few nrtlclcs were saved.
Mrs. William Temple, of Carbondalo,
Is visiting Mrs. Nancy Gregg.
Miss Jennie Kennedy nnd Mrs.
Woodwnrd, of Pleasant Mount, were
united In marriage nt the Presbyter
Inn parsonage Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Darron has returned from
Blnghamton.
Mrs. 13 M. Peck and Miss Cairlo
Bionson attended the BronFon-Thur-son
wedding ut Carbondalo Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Tucker has gone to spend
a few months with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Campbell, ot Scranton.
Rev. nnd Mrs. T3astman, Rev. and
Mrs. Crane nnd Rev. and Mrs. Jen
kins were entcitalned at the home of
1311 jah Carpenter Tuesda.
The t'nlondale Cornet band gave a
concert and ball at DundafC Tuesday
evenins'.
Miss Kthel Tucker is quite indispos
ed. Mrs. Dllas Westgate entertained the
Ladles' Aid of the Presbyteiian church
last Wednesday.
was discussed nnd It was decided to
hold the next meeting at Theron Hlnk
ley's on election day.
A great many farmers in this vicin
ity are hauling their milk to Nlchol
Bon, They get 2i cents per quart.
There has been Borne talk of moving
the ihurch nt upper Glcnwood down to
lower Glcnwood, but that is all done
away with. Rev. Mr. Ace preaches at
upper Glenwood next Sunday at 2.30
o'clock.
Mrs. arow's Sundny school Is pro
gressing ilnely under the supervision
of Edwin Hartley.
OLD FOROE.
MAN
WFE.
Victims of Catarrh for Twenty-live Years,
Permanently Cured by Pe-ru-na.
CLARK'S GREEN.
Mrs. W. II Swallow Is the ci'est of
friends In Philadelphia nnd enjoying
the Peaco Jubilee.
Mr. and Mis. 13. J Chapman attend
ed the Musical Alllamo at Tactoiy
vllle this week.
Rv. J B. Sumner began special
meetings In the Methodist church here
on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Meado and
son, Ellsworth O Meade and wife, and
Miss H.ittlc Meade spent several dijs
with flatlves nt I3sst Lemon, return
ing on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Phillips and
son spent sometime with friends at
Dovei, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Patrick have
tak-n quartcis with the fnmlly of Mr.
nnd Mrs. J, 11 Austin, on ncount ot
diphtheiin In the vicinity of theh home
in Scranton.
Electric Star lodge. No. -190, I. O. O.
F. Installed olllceis on Saturday
evening last. The following aie the
oIHccls for the ensuing term of slv
months 13. J. Chapmin. N. G : J. P.
Coult, V. G.. A. A. Davis, seeretutv:
C C Coot, assistant secretary, B. F.
Evans, treasurei , F. 11. Green, P. G.
Mrs. Paulina Mead Is among the
sick of this place, as Is also Mr. Alfred
Dlsbrow, the latter Is uffcilng from
la gilppe.
TACTORYVILLE.
ELMHURST.
Mr. Rldle, ot Forest City, has moved
his family In tho house recently va
cated by Mr. Telford.
Mrs. George White, who has been
seriously 111, Is slightly Improving.
Tho entertainment and social held at
the new Methodist Episcopal church on
Tuesday evening vvng a grand success.
Rev. Ready nnd wife, of Wyoming,
visited friends here on Tuesday.
Mr. Charles Dolph nnd son, Herbert,
have gone to the Adliondack moun
tains to spend n few weeks hunting
deer.
Miss Anna Brown, of Salem, was the
guest of Miss Lvdla Heed.
Miss J. May Brodhead attended tho
Hlslop-Malnwarlng wedding at West
Plttston on Wednesday evening.
The home of Mr. William Russell was
the scene of a very pleasant gathering
on Saturday evening, the occasion be
ing the marriage of Miss Fartha Evans
to Mr. John Smith. At 7 o'clock they
entered the parlor, where they were
married by Mr. Samuel Brodhead, J.
P., after which refreshments were
served. The young couple will begin
housekeeping nt once.
Mr. nnd Mis. Henry Knapp, of Iowa,
are guests at the home of Mr. Thomas
Drake.
The Epworth league of the Brick
church will give nn entertainment Fri
day evening, Nov. 4.
Miss Emily Kahler, of Plttston, Is the
guest of Miss Violet Johnson.
Mrs. Stephens nnd Mrs Hockaday,
of Jcrmyn, have returned from a visit
with friends In this place.
At S o'clock Wednesday evening a
beautiful wedding took place at the
Baptist chinch In Duryea, when Miss
Lulu Hermnns, of Duryea, and Mr.
Bromley Edwards, of this place, were
united in marriage. The church was
tastefully decorated with evergreens
and cut flowers, with n, suspended bell
of pink and white carnations. As Mrs.
Nellie Thomas, of Scinnton, played tho
wedding march the bridal procession
entered the church, the bilde leaning
on the urin of her fathci The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Claude
Langford. of Plttston. Miss Hermans
was attired In a dresa of burnt orange
mohair, trimmed with white silk and
lace, and carried a handsome bouquet
of bridal roses. She was attended by
her sister. Miss Dora, who was attired
In a dress of burnt orange, trimmed
with white lace and silk, and carried
a bouquet of carnations. Tho groom
was attended by his cousin. Mi. Arthur
Lake, of Scranton. After the ceremony
the company repaired to the home of
the bride, where a sumptuous repast
was served About eighty guests par
took of the wedding supper. Tho pres
ents weie numeious and beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs. Geoige Diake, si., gave
a 6 o'clock dinner to about thirty of
their l datives on Thursday evening.
LEADING PEOPLE FROM OTHiR STATES WRITE GLOWING
TRIBUTES TO PERUNA.
Over Thirty Million Catarrh Victims.
Mww
MR. AND MRS. J. 0. ATKINSON, INDEPENDENCE, MO.
Mr. John O. Atkinson, Independence, Mo , in a recent letter to Dr. Hart
man, says: "I feal it my duty to suil'ering humanity to say :i good word for
l'e-ru-na and Man.a.liu. You will perhaps remember my writing you from
Frecport. 111., In June, July uud August. 181)5, In rofereucs to my wife's
health, who had been sulloiing from a complication of dlsoascs for tho past
25 yunis.
"Her caso had ballled tho skill of some of tho most noted physicians.
Ono of her worst troubles was chronic constipation ofsevernl years' standing.
She also suflbred with gonur.il debility and paroxysms -sometimes as often a3
six or eight times a day. At this tlmo sho was pawing through that most
critical porlod in tho life of woman chnngo of lite.
"In Juno, 1895, I vvroto you about her case. You advised a courso of Pe-ru-na
and Man-a-lln, which wo at ouco commenced, and have to say it lins
completely cured her. Sho firmly believes that she would have been dead
only for these wonderful remedies
"About tho same time I wrote you about my own case of catarrh, which
was of 25 vears standing, and at times I was nlmost past going. 1 commenced
using Pe-ru-na according to you instructions, and cuutiuued its tio for about
a year, and It has completely cured me.
"I have to say that your remedies do all you claim for thorn, and even
more. Catarrh can't exist where l'e-ru-na is taken according to directions.
Man-a-hn is a moat wonderful medicine for chronic constipation."
Mr J. W Draper, (nlnsboro, Teim ,
wiltes "IV i many stars 1 hud been .1
(ontlniuil sulCei-
Mr A. F. Stern, Marino City. Mich .
writes. "I w is tioublul with i itarrh for
thieo ycirs.nnd
tried almost ev
ery catarrh
modlclnn
heird of. 1 went
dow n to Deni'
ware. O . to at
PRIOEBTJRQ.
JPECKVILLE.
JERMYN AND MAYPIELD.
Edvvaid McCarthy, of Phadlelphla,
is visiting Edward Clark
Misses Sadie and Dalsv Morris, ot
Beauplace, Pa., have been visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. S. C. Whltmore left for Oregon,
Thursday, where she will visit her pa
rents. Frank Belcher Is home from Alaska
visiting friends. He intends to return
In a short time.
Miss Edith Davis was in Scranton
on Thursday.
The Artesian Hose company ar
making preparations foi their fair,
which Is to be held In Enterprise hall,
beginning Dec, 21 and continuing one
"Tveek.
Miss Cairle Hutching, of Mooslc, is
visiting Miss Minerva McLoughlln, of
the Powder mills.
Claicnce Blakeslee, Emma Moon.
Charles Hoyt and Carrie Coon were
among tho number w ho attended
"Kaust," at Carbondale, Thursday
evening.
The Ladles' Home Missionary societj
of the Methodist Episcopal church held
a tea at tho home of Mrs. M. J. Shields
last evening A large number vvcie
present, and a most enjoyable time was
ppent.
A masquerade social was held In En
terprise hall last evening. The young
peoplo appeared veiy charming In their
elaborate costumes. A largo number
wprc present unci a pleasing time was
tpent by all.
Mcesis. Charles uogeis, Edward Carr,
Services In the Presbyteiian church
next Sunday at 10 30 a m. and 7 p. m,
Subject for morning, "The Gospel In
vitation to the Classes nnd the Mnses "
All welcome. Rev S. II Moon, D. D.,
pastor
Services tomorrow In the Baptist
ehuich at 10 30 a m and 7 p m Morn
ing subject. "National Righteousness "
In the evening a home mission conceit
will be given Sabbath school at 11 30
a. m. All cordially Invited. Itev. J S.
Thomas, pastor
A special meeting of the Wilson Fire
company will be held nt their rooms
this evening
Notices to the effect that the Gravity
railroad w 111 be abandoned on Dec. "1,
1S9S, have been posted by the Delawnie
and Hudson at Caibondale. This will
affect n great many people residing at
this place who are now employed on
the gravity.
WAVERL.
Ed J. Langley. who linn been the
guest of Air. nnd Mrs. E S. Calkins,
has returned to New Voik cltj.
Bev. John Cavauiugh has returned
from the Tree Methodist confeienco
and tv 111 remain lieie another yiai.
Itev A Bergen Browe. of tho Bap
tist church, has icturned fiom his va
cation accompanied b his wife, and
will preach to his congregation next
Sumluj.
Mr and Mis David Thomas. Miss
Gertlo PolhamiiK nnd Mi. Jule Bennett,
spent last bunday In Scranton.
Uuiglars cnteied the stores of A II.
Cow leu and Druggist Steillng Bedfoid
sometime between Tuesday night nnd
Wednesday morning They effected nn
entrance by forcing the fiont door of
Cowles' storo with n chisel which they
obtained by forcing a window of Geo.
Steegs' blacksmith shop. Tho loss U
Mr. Cowles will not exceed $50. The
drug store was enteied by a window.
Besides robbing the money drawer of
a few dollars in change anil a couple
of dozen of pocket knifes nothing was
Miss Geoigla Schoonmnker. of New
Yoik t It . spent Sunday at "Oak Ttr-racc."
Di. Scboonmaker and wife, of line
Hill, N. V.. have been visiting lelatlves
hero dining the past week
Mr. and Mis. James I'. Knuadler, of
Alburtls, Pa. aie visiting their son.
Dr J. XV. Knendler Thov ate accom
panied by theli granddaughter. Miss
Beiyl Heitog. of C'edarvllle. N. J.
Miss Llz.le Ollmote, of Buffalo, who
has been visiting fi lends here for the
pist two weeks, leaves this moinlng
for Glenbuin wheie she will bo the
guest of Mr J 13 Edwards.
School Is closed this week on account
of the Illness of Pi of Itogeis He Is
at his home at Hurfoid, Pn , nnd Miss
Bleslng Is visiting her parents nt New
Mllfoul. There will be no school next
week on account of the Institute.
Mis r J. Thompson who has been
visiting her mothei. Mis Culkln, In
Hde Park for the past week, icturn
ed to Iter home heie yesterday.
Miss Jennie D Wood, of Pine Hill,
N Y , has been tho guest of Mrs. IT.
(J. Scboonmaker for the past week.
Mr. E J. Hlldebrandt and family
will leave for their new home nt Port
land on Tuesday next.
Mrs Byron Buckingham attended a
legulur meeting of the Order of the
Eastern Star at Scianton Monday
night
The Ladles' Aid society, of the Bap
tist ehuich, will hold their regular
meeting nt the home of Mrs. B. D.
Cooper on Thursday next.
Itev C. A. Spauldlng will pi each to
moi row morning on "Wheat In the
Barn " In tho evening his subject will
be "Good Citizenship"
The Aid society, of the Presbyterian
church, held a very enjojable enter
tainment and social at Bnuman's hall
last Thursday evening. Booths were
mtlstleally arraigned to represent tho
different holidays, and Ice cieam.homo
made candy, pop-corn and coffee and
enke weie for sale. The whole affair
was a siKcess.both socially and finan
cial! v.
Mrs. P. II Hoodmaker and family
leave today for their former home In
Monroe county. They made muny
friends duilng their stuy here.
Sprclil to the Scranton Tribune
Fartorj v Mo. Ta , Oct. 2S The thir
teenth annual session of tho Lacka
wanna nnd iWjomlng Musical alliance
closed last night with the usual grand
coiueit The picturesque Methodist
Episcopal church at r.ictorvvllle wns
tilled to ovei flow Ing by music-loving
people at both Thursday and Friday
evening's concerts
The well-know n nnd efficient conduc
tor, Dr H. It Palmer, of Philadelphia,
wns the conductor this cur, and met
with much success, having an average
class of one hundied olces in attend
ance Mrs Fiank A. Baker, of Nichol
son, was the pianist, and ngain demon
stiated her ability as master of the In
stalment. Mls Susan Black, solo so
piano, of the Second Presbyterian
chinch, of Scranton, was the soloist for
the conceit work, and captivated the
audience with her sympathy, Intonation
and brilliancy. The choir and quai
tette contests weio much enjoved by
the audience, and weie entered into
with much enthusiasm by the paitlcl
pants. The piizo for the best male
quartette was awauled to Waverly.
The prize In tho contest of ladles' voices
was awarded to Tactoryvllle choir,
under tho leadership of XV. N. Man
chester. The other two contesting
choirs were fiom Fleetville and Nichol
son, under the directorship ot Prof. A.
L Thaver and Prof. Shields, lespect
Ively, The adjudicators were XV. E
Hobbs. ricetvllle; F A. Baker, Nichol
son, and Charles Gardner, of Factory-
llle. Last evening's concert was a
htllUant affali, and was fully up to tho
expectations of the association. All
who took rart In It carried out their
work to perfection, nnd were encored
by an appreciative nudlence.
The Intermediate alliances that will
be held the coming ear will be an
nounced In these columns a little later.
Mrs. George Shaffer, of Georgetown,
and Mrs. Herbert lteed, of Lake Ariel,
spent a few dns with Mr. and Mrs.
Tliomns Shaffer nnd Mi. and Mrs.
Charles Ely. of Main street.
The building for the new silk mill,
situated between the Ontario and
AVestern nnd the Delawaie and Hud
son railroads, is being rapidly built.
Joseph Davenport has moved Into
his new house, which he built lately
on Upper Scott load
The members of the Odd Fellows'
hall association are making piepara
tlcins for a grand fair, which they in
tend to hold during Thanksgiving
w eek.
AVIUiam nnd John Tueglcln, of Hol
listervllle were callers In town jester
day. AVOOA.
ir 3iF!tb.
I W4 A H
O iJ L3LT'."S 'M
V.
Mr A
Stern.
MOSCOW.
MAItSHBROOK AND GLENWOOD.
George and Ervln Avery, Will Shields, disturbed
Sjdney and Albert Burltott, Bay and' Rev. J, B. Sumner will preach t the
Mis H. II. Beldlemnn and son, Tred,
ot Scianton, spent part of last week
with her sister, Mrs. S XV. Travis.
Mrs Jane Taylor and daughter, of
Fuctoiyvlllo retuined homo Monday
after u few days visit with relatives
here
Mrs. C. P. Vun Brunt and daughter,
lluth. spent Monday with friends In
Scianton.
William Pile Is home for a few weeks
visit with his sisters.
Mrs J. XV. Clouse was In Scianton
Monday.
A very pleasant surprise was ten
deied Miss Edna Malone Friday even-
9 The bct remedy for
JS wboopiug cough Give
Ch- Slfa l)r Tlntl'a
Cough Syrup SMMM
uffcrcr will toou he cured. Trice only 3j els.
Ansel Carpenter Is packing his npples
In barrels and hauling them to Nichol
son and shipping them. He receives
$1.C0 per bairel.
Cornelius Gumaer has the finest lot
of corn In Benton township. He Is let
ting it out to husk on shares. No
trouble for n man to husk forty bushels
per day.
On Tuesday night nt tho MeJhodlst
Episcopal church at Fleetville, the con
cert w as a decided success. There w as
a laige attendance, and the singing was
good.
Miss Jennie Arnds Is home on a visit
now. Her mother's health Is not veiy
good
Mr Will Hardee will have a party
for his Sunday school class Trlday
evening at his home In Glenwood.
You can hear the whistle of Fred
Gurnner's creamery engine every dnj
at two. Fred, manufactures some good
butter and Is a hustler. Uo talks ot
selling milk the coming season
The Ladles' Aid at William Dorun's,
Thursday, was u success financially
and socially. Among those present were
the following: Mr. and Mrs. Doran,
Mr and Mrs. Oalusha Bell, Mr. and
Mrs. David Hardee, Lemuel Potter and
wife, Mis. William Hardee, Mrs Hoppe,
Mr and Mrs, William Bennett, Mrs,
Galushu Bennett, Mrs. Tourge and Mr,
and Mrs. Plummer. After dinner the
meeting was called to order by Mrs.
Hoppe, president. Methods of raising
I money for the pastor, Bev, Mr. Ace,
There will be a Republican rally In Dy
momVs hall this venlng
Ilv T K. Wilson will attend the min
isterial association at Hudson on Mon
da. The Dominic l.cii Fathers will Owe a
week's successful mission which was lie
voted to women In St Mary's church to
morrow afternoon. Next week services
will be for men. Father Splinter will
conduct tho exercises.
Mr. John Atwell, of South Main
street, Is seriously 111.
Mrs Robert Alexander was suddenly
stricken with paraljsls on Thursaav
morning while attending to her house
hold duties. Drs. Pier of this place, and
Barton, of Plains, were summoned. Her
condition Is ciltlcal and the members or
the family are at her bedside awaiting the
tlnal summons
Mrs E. Torbes, of Blnshamton, Is
In town giving lessons in painting, art
work and embroldcrj.
Georgo Graham has returned home after
attending the peace Jubilee In Philadel
phia
Mips Annie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
M. J. Gllvuy, is seriously ill ot tphald
fever.
Mis. Elmer Turns, of North Main
street, Is critically 111 of Uphold fever.
Mr. Thomas O'Brien and family, of Jer
mjn. have returned homo after sevcial
dajs' vlblt at tho Morahan residence.
Mr. and Mis O. C. Carpenter, of Tunk.
bannock, aro guests of Mr. and Mrs J
S. Snvder
Misses Jean Cranston and Mary Mr
Crlndle attended the Slmrell-Ueardsiey
nuptials at Factory vlllo on Ihuisday.
Walter Morton, of tho North Lnd, Is
critically 111 of paralisls.
Miss Maud Gay, of Orange, has returned
homo after a few dajs' visit In town.
A very quiet wedding ceiemony was
solemnized In St Murk's Episcopal church
In Dunmoro on Wednesday evening, the
contracting parties being Miss Nancy
Sanders, of this town, ana licit Mioncr,
of Dunmore. The bride, and groom weio
unattended Only tho Immediate rc'n
tlves wero present. After tho ceremony
they repaired to a prottlly furnlihul
home recently purchased by the groom
near Nay Aug park
Mrs. G II. Utlls and sister. Tesslo Wha
len, aro spending a few dujs in Haiti
moio and Washington
D J. and Thomas Morton, have returned
from Philadelphia
Mlsi Jennie Whye Is spending Sunday
with friends In Parsons.
District Deputy Mrs J P. Bonne rs
been successful In Instituting u Lad)
Kitchener lodge, Daughters of St. Geoige,
at Wllkes-Harre. and on Thursday even
ing tho Installation ceremonies wero held
In neefB'H hall Mrs Boase wns accord
pinled b the following delegates from
llotu of Shu run loclce: Mrs Ellzioeth
Peckens Mrs. Emily Bray. Miss Murgaret
Houlej. Mrs. Nellie VViddle. Mrs. Jenr.lo
Clark Mrs. Gollghtlv, Mrs Monahan,
Mrs. Prynn, Mrs Rowltt, Mrs, Kemp
After ths ceremonies supper wns served
In Mitchell's dining parlors.
tend c o 1 1 e g ,
where I got one
of jour Alma
nacs, and saw
another remedy
for ci.tnnh I
was nlmcst dis
counted with
trjlng all kinds
of medicine, but mv room-mate told nics
tliat your medicine was all right, and so I
trlec" It. After takliig seven bottles ac
cording to directions I vv is cured and
felt like a new in in I leiommend it
to all who aro suffcrirg with this dread
ful disease It Is tho best medlcl'io for
catarrh I owe my health to ou '
Mrs J. A Hashor, Kuowllle, Tcn'i .
writes: "It gives mo much pleasure to
n coinnunu io
tho public such
a Miluablo tem
cdy ns I'o-ru-na
AI heiltll was
complctelj brok
en down and
had been for nl
mot a j ear I
could nut lest
day oi night
but s u f f c l e d
constantly un
told miser y.
Tried r o in o d y
utter i e m c d v,
but found no n-
lief until Pe-ru-ni was recommended to
mo by a friend. 1 have taken one und a
hilt bottles and am tocliiv well and
hnrlj. I shall ulwavs praise l'e-ru-na,
fur I fePl It saved my life '
M-
Ml J W
Diupor.
Mrs. J. A. Bashor.
cr f l o in i h n t
ilreidlMl clisiaFi,
chionlc oil inb.
I gave ni holies
of ever being r -lleved
I tried e
ciy rc-niceU m'
friends lecom
mended, but all
in lin l'lnallj
I took mi bed
My lrlends had
nil given me up
to die, believing
mo to be In tho
last stnKes of consumption Having a
bottlee of I'c lu-n.i in I lie? uom J began
to take It. and In a 1 vv elnjs felt so well
that I sot up I continued it improving
alt the lime until I nm limv almost n
soiiml man Can do as Inid n etny's
work as ulinmt uny man. This happened
four lens ugo
"Mrs RicIkI A Mignw C7 West Jef
ferson sir it bprliiRlldd. O, writes:
"1 our l'e-ru-na
Is VV II 1 t ll Its
welrbt In gold I
furl like )l now
woman 1 can't
praKc It rnmuli.
'I' in of money In
I eloc tots but noth-
111K I'VCT Ulll Illrt
nnv good until t
scut, to ou and
tiled join I'o-ru-n
i I now fiel
web eif tho c.i
tniih, but I slnll
hum i bo without
I'e-iu-m, and
sin I tell nil I so
to trv It, for 1 know It to bo a sure cu-n
for cnt.irih, lent pial"e II enough lor
wh it it has done for me "
oil
; - tf
i i " hfi
1fM
Mrs. Ruhcl A Mngavv.
Catnrrli is an Ametican disease. Fully one-half the peoplo aro anlicted
more or loss with it in some form. Previous to the d scoverv of Pe-ru-na,
catarrh was considered well-nigh incurable. Since the introduction of Pe-ru-ua
to tho medical profession, thousands of cafees aro cured annually. By aid
of Dr. Hartmau's free books and free correspondence, a multitude- of hopeless
peoplo are permanently cured of this most loathsome and stubborn disenso
every year. Anyone atllicted with catarrh should vvrito Dr Haitmau, Colum
bus, O Ask for free books or free advice, which ever you most need.
Ask any druKgiBt for a free Pcru-im Almanuc for the your 1S00.
New York Announcement.
"Our American Homei ami Hovr to Furnish Them
Horner's Furniture.
T ' IinST IV QUALITY TUB IJBST
1.4 STYLK-TIIB 1JKST I VALUE
GIVES TIIK IIBST 8 VTIST ACTIO V.
Latost productions InDlnlngRoom,
Bedioom, Parlor, Drawing Uooin,
Library, and Hall Fuiulturo Vene
tian Carved Furniture Exolnslvo
Novoltloa In Importod Furniture
White nnd Gold Enamelled Furni
ture English Brass Uedstoads
Whlto Enamelled Iron Bedsteadi
with brass trimmings Restful Easy
Chairs and Settoos Smoking and
Millard Room Furniture-Writing
Desks in over aoo styles.
Everything for city and country
liomcii, anil In Inrgrr nisortmenti ttinn
eUewliere. All prices In plain flgurea.
fiend for our Illustrated Jloob.
rfelrful to all "ho conttmnl&ta furnlihlwrln whola
or In part
R.J. Horner & Co.,
Fiirnltnr. Malccn ud Importer.,
01-05 W. 23d St., Now York
(Adjoining : Muutl,
Bit
wmm
All Grades and Prices.
Largest stock in town
at the Leading Bicy
cle and Sporting Goods
House in Scranton.
FLORET & BROOK
211 WashlnglM Avj.
Court House Square.
The Strange Part of It.
Mm. Weddorly Yes, my husband and I
mut and became eucaeecl at the hucsldc,
Mrs. Van I.aub Dear me, how singular?
Mrs, A'cdderl I don't se tuiytlilnu no
THE DICKSON M'PQ C3
bemnton aud VVIIUei-lIivrre, I'x
.MauufaetiiroM o(
LOCOfflOTIVES.STATIONARY ENGINES
Dotlcri, HolstliiE and I'uinplaj Maclilacr
General Ofllce, Scranton. I'a
remarkable? about It. Yotuie folks arc ul
ways ccttlns einraeecl ot tho seaside.
Mrs. Van I.aub I know, but you seem
to have subsequently trot married togruch
I ether. Now York JJvenlnc Journal,
T PLEM1I COil
At Retail.
Coai of tho best quality for domestic ui
nnd ot ull sizes, Including Uucltwfccr.t und
Ulrdscye. delivered In any part oi tha
city, at tho lowest price.
Orders received at the ofllce. first floor.
Commonwealth buildlnir, room No. 6;
telephone No 2C24 or at the mine, tele
phono No. 272. will bo promptly attended
to. Dealers supplied at tho mine.
W. T. SMITH.