TIUi: SCRANTOX TRlBrN-Wr.OrsnA1,, MARCH iJ). 1809.
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NO APPROPRIATION.
Councils have decided to disregard
tlio state law and not pass nn impro
priation ordinance hut leave It for the
Incoming members to tnka n linnd in.
They had one printed nut thut la ns
fnr ns It got, and now there Isn't tlinu
enough to pot It through both
blanches. The reorganized councils
are Biire to make several chances, and
before the new mayor signs It there
will doubtless bo added u board of
heulth item, as ho Is preparing to llll
the board's vacancies and put the or
ganization In old-time form.
CHANGES OF INTEREST.
Louis Qramer will move hln law of-
ilco from the Slitters' and Mechanics'
bank building on April 1 to room 1 In
the Burke building. Professor Peters
'will remove from room 1 to room 3 In
the same building.
T. B. McAvoy, of Washington street,
will nftcr April 1. reside In the home
owned by John Clune, which will bo
vacated by Dr. T. J. Lamb. Dr. Lamb
will move his household goods to one
of L. Itrauer's houses on North Church
street.
T. CS. Coughlin, of Dumiaff street,
has moved his household goods to one
of w. T. Morgan's houses on Spring
street, recently vueated by W. AVI1
Hams. ODD FELLOWS OFFICERS.
The names of the new officers of
the Olive Leaf lodge of Odd Fellows
follow: Noble grand, Thomas Booth;
vice grand, William Masters; secre
tary, Harry J. Hall; assistant secre
tary, Frank Love; treasurer, Kdward
Hall; trustee, A. O. Fidlnm. The new
ly elected ofllcers will be Installed
April 10.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
MlssdSmma May Is visiting In Hones
dRle. Miss Squier, of Park Place, Is In
New York city.
Miss Louise Relgeluth has returned
to Corrtlng.
Miss Mabel Place, of Blnghamton, Is
vistlng her cousin, Miss Adelaide Place,
of Terrace street.
Thomas Huddy, of Clinton, Is visit
ing friends in town.
Miss Lucy Hadcoek lias returned
from Jacksonville, Florida.
J. K. Watt was. In Scranton on busi
ness yesterday.
M.irjorlo Johnson, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. YV. R. Johnson, of Wash
ington street, will entertuin a number
of friends this afternoon from G to 0
o'clock.
Miss Maud Bartlott is visiting Bing
hamton friends.
J. II. Orchard, master car builder of
tli.- Delaware and Hudson, was In
l'lttston yesterday, where he attended
the annual meeting of the Pittston
Stove company.
Mrs. MIna Dllts wilt take up her resi
dence with her sister. Mis. George
Chapman, of Eight avenue.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
The members of the Women's Relief
corps of CarlHindalo tendered Mrs. 11.
M. Bawling u pleasant surprise on Mon
day afternoon m the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Matthews, on
Main street. The visitors presented
Mrs. Bawling with a beautiful beiry
spoon In honor of her birthday. Re
freshments were served und all had a.
pleasant time together. Those who
composed the party were Mesdnmes
Nellie Giles, O. H. Dlmmoek, R. llinip.
bell. J. Kstahrook, K. A. Dllts, R. Car
penter, J. Hawkins, 1,. K. Bates. J.
t. Binndow, II. Orr, W. H. Knupp,
Kva Lowden, of Carbondute; Mrs.
Isaac Jones. L. A, Burdlck, William
Mains, J, Mason, Harriet Itussell, John
ForKohnor, II. P. Kelfer and William
Rawlings, Jr.
Charles. Frank and Tlieoibne. sou
of Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Miller, of
Scott, had a narrow escape Monday
night from asphyxiation by escaping
gas from n defective stove pipe. Yes
terday morning Mr. Miller called his
f-ons at the usual hour without get
ting a reply. After waiting some time
he went upstairs to their room and
discovered all three In an unconscious
condition. He endeavored to arouse
T1IKV HIDICOLE IT.
Many People Ridicule the Idea of an
Absolute Cure for Dyspepsia
and Stomach Troubles.
Ridicule, However, Is Not Aigumont
and Facts Are Stubborn Things.
Stom.'udi troubles uie so common
and in most cases so obstinate to cure
hut people are apt to look with suspl
'nn on any remedy claiming to be a
radical, perament elite for dyspepsia
nnd indigestion. Muny such pride
ilieinselves on their ucuteness ill ever
being humbugged, especially in medl-
ines.
This fear of being humbugged tan
he carried too fur, so far, in fact, that
muny people suffer for years witli weak
digestion lather than risk a little time
and money in faithfully testing the
claims made of a preparation so reli
able and universally used as Smart'
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different In one respect from
ordinary proprietary medicines for the
teason that they are not a secret patent
medicine, no secret Is made of their
Ingredients, but unnlysis shows them
to contain the natural digestive fer
ments, pure aseptic pepsin, the diges
tive nclds. Golden Seal, bismuth, hy
drustls and nux. They are not cathar
tic, neither do they act powerfully on
any organ, but they cure Indigestion
on Die common sense plan of digesting
food eaten thoroughly before it has
time to ferment, sour and cause thu
mischief. This Is the only secret of
their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never
can cure digestion and stomach
troubles becaue they act entirely on
the bowels, whereas the whole trouble
Is reully In the stomach.
Stuurt's Dyspepsia Tablets taken af
ter meals digest the food. Thut is nil
there Is to it. Food not digested or
half digested Is poison, ns It creates
gas, acidity, headaches, palpitation of
the heart, loss of lleslt and appetite
nnd many other troubles which are
often culled by some other name.
They are sold by druggists every
where, at CO cents por package. Ad
dress K. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich,,
for little book on stomach diseases,
sent free,
them, but was only partly successful
and had lo carry them out of the room.
After consciousness was restored they
were quite sick and the services of Dr.
M. J. Shields, of this borough, were re
quired before they fully got over their
unpleasant experience and narrow es
cape from death.
The Jury appointed to decide the cast'
of Mnrguret Smith et. til. vs. the .Ter
myn wnter company. In charge of Tip
staves Hitter and Powell, came up on
the noon train from Scranton yester-
day and In company with some of the
water company olllciais visited tno
plaintiffs farm, near Scull pond, for
the purpose of getting nn Idea of the
uHtunl damage done-by tho water
company, who, It is claimed, In dam
ming the lake Hooded the plaintiffs
land, drove a tunnel through the land
to carry pipes, flooded a valuable spring
and spoiled a good well, causing it to
to go dry and for which she Is seek
ing damages for trespass.
Mrs. James Callahan, of South Mala
street, who has been 111 for some time,
apparently does not Improve.
Martin Krk, of Wayne county, was
a vlstor here yestcrdny.
Miss Alice Davis, of New Hampshire,
has been spending a few days at the
homo of Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Davis, of
Main street.
Lost yesterday between Sherwood's
actual damage done by the water
breaker and Dr. Davis', a live dollar
Pizer. '
TAYLOR NEWS.
To Honor Soldier Members Ctle
brate Dewey's Dny Notes nnd
Personal").
Invincible comniundery. No. "32,
Knights of Malta, will tender a recep
tion to their members belonging to the
Thirteenth regiment, at their rooms In
Beese's hall, on Friday evening. The
committees In charge are arranging nn
excellent musical programme for the
occasion. At the conclusion of the pro
gramme refreshments will be served.
Thu soldier boys are requested to wear
their uniforms. All members are ur
gently requested to bo present.
Miss Gertrude Morris and Mr. Bich
nid Williams, who have been visiting
their parents, have returned to resumo
their studies nt the Bloomsburg Nor
mal school.
This town will celebrate May 1 In an
elaborate manner, so says our school
controllers. That day will be known
to the universe as Dewey's day and
more so the Taylor public, when the
school board will present to each of
our schools the stars and stripes. Flag
poles are being hauled, and In course
of a few days will bo erected. It is
the intention of the directors to re
quest all societies in the borough to
turn out and help In making Dewey's
day one to be long remembered. It Is
said that prominent speakers have al
ready been engaged for the event.
Miss Bertha Reese, of this place, has
been visiting Mirs Marian Thomas, of
Providence, for the past few days.
The bonds of Constable William Pow
ell, of the Fourth ward, and Constable
Blcbard Morris, of the First ward, wero
approved by the court on Monday.
David X. Lewis wont surety for the
former, and Joseph Hnnnlck and Hd
lmind Williams are the bitter's sure
ties. Bach of the bonds are in the sum
of $1,000.
Mrs. Morgan Bevan, of West Scran
ton, was the guest of relatives In this
place on Monday.
Mrs. John Richards, of Storrs' street,
Is quite sick at her home.
The Arehbnld colliery, of the Dela
ware. Lackuwonna and Western com
pany, will work today for the first
time in two weeks.
Mr nnd Mrs. George Wicks and son,
of this place, visited .Mrs. W. II. Daven
port, of Luwrenceville, recently.
Lily lodge. No. 0. Independent Or
der nf odd Fellows, elected officers lust
eveninir.
Mr. Thomas W. Hvuiip, who has been
visiting Ids father, ouncilmun William
Knns, has returned to resume his
studies at the Keystone academy, Fac
toryvllle. Miss Savllla Evans, of North Main
street, has lecovered from her Illness.
The reception given by the congrega
tion of the Lawrence Congregational
church of Old Foigo .n Monday even
ing, was a grand affiilr.
Mls Edith Powell has returned home
after visiting relatives in this place.
Kwry member of the Improved Order
or Red Men Is requested to bo present
u this evening's meeting.
Rev. B. L. .Santee, of Old Forge, and
Rev. William Frlsby, of this place, at
tended the .Methodist Ministers" union
In the Elm Park -lnm-h at Scivnton
on Monday.
lit the appointment of our distin
guished townsman, Jnmcs K. Watklns,
ns solicitor f Peckvllle borough, the
people- of .that town will have a valu
able young man and who will demon
strate- his ability to the welfaie of
the people of that borough.
The funeral of the intant child of
Mr. mid Mrs. R. W. Reese, of Rond
huiii, o (Mined yesteiday afternoon.
Uev. .1. L. Race, of the Stewaifs Mem
orial church, oltlclated. Interment, pri
vate, in the Forest Home cemetery.
The ( luiiMh choir of the Greenwood
I'nsbyterian chinch will render spe
cial Easter music on next Sunday af
ternoon. Mrs. ThonHs Emiiis, ol Hyde Park,
was the nuest of relatives In till placo
on Monday
PECKVILLE.
Mrs. W. S. Blocs and two sons, I.eon
und Waller, nro spending a few duy.s
with Mr and Mrs. J. L. Miller, of
Wllkes-Barre.
Miss Lena I'.arnes Is tlio guest of her
brother, Mr. B. If. Baines, at New
York city.
Clarence Lathrop, of Scranton. was
the guest of relatives In town jester
duy. The Young Ladles' Industrial class
of the Peckvllle Baptist church will
hold an entertainment nt Lcdynrd hall
this evening (Wednesday. March 29),
when the following programme will bo
rendered: Instrumental solo. Mattle
Pickering- recitation, Garfield Thomas;
if citation, Anna Burnett: solo, Mabel
Glanvllle; rending, Grace Ayers; In
strumental solo, Mamie ARmles; reci
tation, Betta Hnne; duett, Myrtle Bit
ter, Harmon Sltgravcs; recitation, Ed
na Arnold: recitation, Helen Thomas;
solo, Louise Mnce; recitation, Bessie
Thompson; reading, Bessie Craig, solo.
Miss Sands: recitation, Frances
Squires; recitation, Lucy Jenkins, solo,
W. W. Wntklns. Admission, 10 cents.
Ice cream will be- sold nt close of en
tertainment. The Nature's Bemedy company,
which has been holding forth ut thu
Wilson Fire company's hall the past
week, will continue through tlio pres
ent weok. Crowded houses greet thu
company each evening. The entertain
ments glvon by them are of a high or
dor and thus fnr the member of the
company Iiumj proved themselvM good
entertainers. Kach alternate evening
nn admission fee of 10 cents Is ilu.rgcil
This evening It will be free.
R. J. Taylor Is moving Into the house
recently occupied by Joseph Mllburn,
on Hickory street.
J. A. Kennedy, of the Olyphnnt Bee-
i ord, was a cnller In town yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Kunz returned yesterday,
after spending a few days with Scrun
ton relatives
Dr. J. K. Thompson, of Peckvllle, nnd
Mips Jnnet A. Kvans, of Taylor, were
Kranled a marriage license Monday
l David Vnughnn, of Conemnusb, Pa ,
moved to thU plaro yesterday. He will
occupy part of the double block with
Arthur Wrlghtson, on Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Guest arc the '
guests of tin- Intter's parents, Mr. nnd '
Mrs. S. J. Cullender, of Bell Pl.i.'o.
F. C. Hurd. A. A. Aires nnd D J. '
Williams are aspirants for the otfice
of borough tax collector for the com- l
Ing venr.
OLYP11ANT.
A mass meeting of citizens of Oly
phnnt and Finitely wns held In tint
borough hall last night for the purpose
of organizing a board of trade. A larga
number were present, and a deep In
terest was manifested In discussing
plans to bring Industries to the town.
Burgess McNulty called thu meeting to
order, and a premnturo organization
was effected, which was afterward
made permanent. T. Frank Jordun
was elected president; B. J. Lynch,
secretary, nnd William H. Davis, treas
urer. Tlio following wero then enrolled
as members: Bev. P. J. Murphy, At
torney John T. Martin, M. J. Lavln,
W. J. Schubmehl, B. N. Kennedy, Dr.
F. L. Van Sickle, Daniel Jones, O. A.
Prokopovltz, G. II. Hull, Antol Gilln
skl, Z. D. Edwards, Michael Bosnk,
AV. W. Jones. P. J. McNulty. C. M.
Hathaway, Geotge Shylak, John A.
Lonnon, William Novjoskl, J. W. Pat
ten. M. I'. O'Malloy, T. M. Voyle, 'Wil
liam H. Davis, T. F. Jordan, B. J.
Lynch, S. Mlddleton, Attorney F. M.
Lynch, Jacob Gambol, B. Bosenfcld, J.
J. Fadden. It was agreed that the ini
tiation fee bo placed a.t $2. A committee
of live were appointed to solicit for ad
ditional names. W. J. Schubmehl, Dr.
F. L Van Sickle. B. J. Lynch, S5. D.
Fdwards and C. Al. Hathaway were
named. Mr. M. J. Lavln and '.. J).
Edwards were appointed to draw up
by-laws and rules for tlio organization.
Mr. G. M. Hull offered some good sug
gestions ard made, an offer of donat
ing land for factory purposes. Attor
ney 'Martin also made some timely re
marks, and urged that the board get
down to business at once. He said he
knew of a firm employing about 150
hunds who were ready to l:nto here at
once If given the proper encourage
ment. The meeting adjourned to meet
next Tuesday night at the council
rooms nt S o'clock.
At Tuesday night's meeting of the
council the report of ex-Secretary Dol
phin was read. It showed that for
the month of January the expense for
operating the electric plant was JIS4;
duo for light and wiring, $614; col
lected on same, $213. For eleven
months ending Jan. 31 the total ex
pense of running the plant was $3,801,
while the collections were $3,259. The
statement of the borough accounts
showed that for maintaining streets,
police, board of health, salaries of of
llcers, etc., the total expenses for tho
year amounted to $5,617. The total In
debtedness of the borough was placed
at S31.2S9. The reports were referred
to the finance and auditing commit
tee. After reading the report the bur
gess subpoenaed the ex-secretary to
appear before Auditor Osthaus, at
Scranton, on Saturday. The street
committee was Instructed to confer
with the sewer contractors, Flnnni
gun & O'Horo, regarding tlio contract,
etc., as the firm Is about to dissolve
partnoishlp. The pave bond which
was reported, missing, was turned over
by Inspector Ci'Brlen. A bill from ex
Burgoss Hltchler for salary due him,
was referred j to the finance commit
tee. After they regular business was
transacted, Mr, )t. F. Jordun stated
that he was ln,rccelpt of a communi
cation in the-nature of a personal let
ter from a llrm In New York who are
desirous of locating here for the pur
pose of manufacturing silk. One of
tho conditions required was the ex
emption from taxation for the period
of ten yeuis. it was decided to ap
point a committee In conjunction with
Mr. Jordan and correspond further
with the firm and get further details
of the matter. Mr. O'Brien and Mr.
Murks were appointed.
Miss May Jones Is quite III at her
home on the West Side.
A. J. Golden, of Dumnore, tailed
on his brother, B. F. Golden, yester
day. Frank McNulty of Aivhbald. was In
town yesleiday.
The slot machine case between
Councilman Marks and Jerry Stack
came to a settlement yesterday. Stack
was arraigned before the burgess at
the Instance of Marks, charged with
maintaining gambling devices in the
borough in the form of slot machines.
At the hearing yesterday Stack prom
ised to remove the machines, live in
all, at once nnd th" cluugo was with- I
drawn. (
The funeral of the late Martin Cur
tail was held from the family homo
on Grassy street, yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. After tho temalns had
been viewed by the many friends of
the deceased they were borne to St.
Patrick's church, wheie a high mass
of requiem was celebrated. Bev. J,
M. Smoulter preached a touching und
Impressive sermon. He spoke of the
many commendable qualities of the
deceased. The pull-bearers were:
Messrs. Peter Mack , John Knne,
Thomas Outran, Thomas Sheridan,
Thomas Craig nnd Thomas Gilboy. In
terment wan made In St. Patrick's
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, of Nantl
coke, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Jones, have returned home.
Misses Sadie O'Malley nnd Lizzie
Dougherty have returned to Blooms
burg to resume their studies after a
short vacation.
Mrs. Arthur o Hnru, of Port Jcrvis,
left for her home yesterelav after
upending a few days with relatives at
this place.
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S100 Reward $100.
The readers of this pnper will be pUaed
to leurn Hint there !h ut least ono dread
ed dlseaso thnt science has been ablo to
euro In all It staiies, and that Is Catarrh.
HaU'H Catarrh Cum Is tlio only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease re
quires a. constitutional treatment. Hall's
('atnrr)i euro is taen internally, acting
directly upon Hip blood and mucous sur
faces of tho system, thereby destrovlnc
tint foundation of tho disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution und assisting natiiiu In do.
Ing Its work. Tho proprietors have so
much faltli In Its curutlvo powers, that
they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
enso thut It fnllH to cure. Send for list
ot lotmmomnis. Address
F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by DrugplKU-, 75c.
Hull's Family Pills are tlio best.
Fiply
'T had eighty-one hemorrhages, sometimes spitting five pints of blood at one time." That's
JL,- the statement made by Cornelius McCawlcy, Leechburg, Armstrong
" Co., Penn. He continues : " My doctor did all he could for me, but
could not stop the hemorrhages, and all gave me up to die of consumption."
Mr. McCawlcy didn't die. He's well and working. He found means to stop the hemor
rhages. He read an advertisement like this one. It had a testimonial in it from Mr. C. H.
Harris, who'd been cured of a similar ailment by the use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery. He wrote to Mr. Harris to quote his own language : " I sat down and wrote to him
describing my case."
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' Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery saved my life and has made me a man ; my home-physician
says I am good for forty years yet. My case was a case just between life and death, and all of my friends
were sure it was a case of death, until I commenced taking a second bottle of ' Golden Medical Discovery,'
when I was able to sit up and the cough was very much better, and bleeding from my lungs stopped, and
before I had taken six bottles of the ' Golden Medical Discovery ' my cough ceased and I was a new man
and ready for business. ' Golden Medical Discovery ' saved my life when doctors and all kinds of medi
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AVOOA.
A pleasant party of young folks as
sembled nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dommcsmuth on Monday owning in
honor of the fifth birthday of their
daughter, Ollv. Refreshments were
nerved and tnunk games Indulged In
during the evening. Tlio following
wero present: Ruth Bostock, Ethel
(.'urry, Jessie Blackwell, Nellie Prosser,
Mary, Margaret and AVesley Dommcs
muth, Leah and Helen Van Hoesou,
Grace Howell, Robert Mitchell, Clair
Worth, Jennie Thompson, Myrtle und
Krnest Kiesenger, Bliuld Ferguson,
Elizabeth Campbell, and Beatrices and
(ietlrudo Ooakley, of Scranton. Miss
Ollvti was the recipient of many pret
ty rnomentoes in honor of her notal
day.
The citizens of the town uie not sur
prised to hear that the Klectric Light,
Heat und Power company has brought
suit against the borough to recover
J5.000 damages. The lights have been
lit operation since May und thus fur
nothing has been paid for their use.
Avoca Is rapidly falling in line with
other defunct boroughs and the tax
payers are well acquainted with the
outcome of such dltllcultles. To mar
shal the Indebtedness would mean an
exorbitant tax, which Urn people can
not afford. Tin case Is a complicated
one anil It Is lo be hoped that con
cessions will be made and the affair
pioperly scitUd without invoking- the
aid of the law.
Twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Nealls, that were born on Fri
day, died Sunday afternoon and wero
Intoned In St. Mary's cemetery.
Miss Maine Cranston has returned
homo after a few days visit with
friends in Carhondale.
Misses Kate Campbell and Mary Mo
loney had the pleasure of hearing
"Whltcomb Riley at the Lyceum last
evening.
Mrs. A. Beiiniman Is seriously 111 at
thu family residence on Main street.
Mrs. John Ryder, of the West Side,
Is seriously III. Her son, Anthony, Is
convalescing after a prolonged Illness.
Evelyn, the eight-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klrby. is ser
iously 111 of pneumonia.
Rev. Father Qulnnan, of l'lttston,
preached the sermon to St. Mary's con
gregation last ex enlng.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Br. John Bennlson, with a force of
men, have been working for tho past
few dnys nt concentrating his various
telephone lines nt the store of F. B.
Jennings, where he has established' nn
exchange. By means ot tills exchange
the following1 linos nra connected:
Sprlngvllle, Susquehanna county, Eat
onvllle, Luke Carey, Dixon nnd various
places around town, Brower's grist mill
nnd residence, T, B. Oreenvlllo's drug
store nnd residence, the L. V. It, B. sta
tion, Miller Culver's store and resi
dence and tho store anil residence of
C. A. Hungerford. it Is tho purpose
to extend the system around town,
placing 'phones nt the court house, tho
various hotels and numerous incrclumta
-One HemoiTlra
" I got a letter from Mr.
to try it."
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Dr. Pierce, and he
the 'Discovery.'"
The Result"
" That was over two years ago, and I have
not had any bleeding since. I can truly say your
medicine cured me. I am a walking, living ad
vertisement for your grand medicine."
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have signified their intention of attach
ing. It will bo n great convenience for
tho Tunkhannock people, as well as for
people around the county. All of the
Important places in the county can be
reached from the county seat either by
telephone or telegraph.
E. E. Mentzer has received a commis
sion as notary public. He bus his of
fice with Hon. E. J. Jordan.
Miss Elizabeth Bunnell, a member
of thu faculty of the Stroudsburg State
Normal school, is visiting her mother
here during the Easter vacation.
Frank Duno Miller, a student at the
Princeton college, Is home for the East
er vacation,
C. M. Parker, of Nicholson, was vis
iting friends In town over Sunday.
Dr. IT, E. Doruslpe, of Oentermore
land, was visiting his parents here on
Saturday.
lion. A. H. Squid' spent Sunday with
his family hen, returning on Monday.
It Is stated that the Hon. John A.
Sutton will establish himself in the of
fice of Attorney AV. S. Miller.
Miss Parker, of Delano, Pa., is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Woodward.
Dr. D. AV. .Sturdevant, of Laceyvllle.
wiis In Tunkhannock on Tuesday.
The ofilce of the county commission
ers at tho court house Is closed this
week on account of the nttendunce of
the commissioners and their clerk nt
the suit of AWvomlng county vs. Chase,
et. al. in the Scranton courts.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy Is intended especially for
coughs, colds, croup, whcoplng cough
and Influenza. It has become famous
for Its cures of these diseases, over a
largo part of tho civilized world. The
most nattering testimonials have been
received, giving ncounts of Its good
works; of the aggravating und per
sistent coughs It has cured: of severe
colds that have yielded promptly to its
soothing effects, and of thu dangerous
attacks of croup it has cured, often
saving tho life of the child. The exten
sive use of It for whooping cough has
shown that It robs that disease of nil
dangerous consequences. It Is especial
ly prized by mothers for their elill.
dwii, as It never falls to effect a speedy
cure, and because they have found thnt
there Is not the least danger In giving
it, oen to babies, nd it contains noth
ing injurious. Sold by all druggists.
Matthews Bros., wholesale and retnll
agents.
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nONESDALE.
Miss Miugaret Keler, teacher In tho
In the Honesdale High school, is send
ing tho Easter week vacation nt her
home In Blnghamton.
Miss Edith M. Pellet, of Paterson,
N. J has been spending a few duyn
at the residence of her uncle, Hon, 13.
B. Hardonburg.
Mrs. Osmond and daughters Mamlo
nnd Flossie, of Oreen Bldge, have been
the guests of tho former's mother, Mrs.
Tauebner. on Front street.
Thu noxt event of noto will bo the
ball glvon by tho Red Mini In the Ar
mory, Monday evening, April 3d.
The luucral services ol Mrs, McFar-
Harris, saying : ' Dr. Pierce's
saved my life,1 and advising me
" I told my doc-
tor that I would try
1 Golden Medical
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Discovery,' and he
well take water' "
"f tliought it
was only die any
way, so I wrote
to Dr. Pierce,
use of the Discovery.' "
"When I had tak
en six bottles, I had
eight bad hemor
rhaces. I wrote to
SsssH
sent me word to keep on with
land were held Saturday afternoon at
the residence of her daughter, .Mrs.
Keefer on Park street. Bevs. James
P. AVare and J. E. Bone olliciuted.
There will be an entertainment nt tho
Seeloyvllle school building Thursday
evening; March 30, for tin; benefit of tho
chapel fund.
Messrs. Jud Curtis, Wlllnrd Blrdsell,
nnd Milton Salmon are homo from
Lafayette College for tho Easter va
cation. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Holmes are
spending two weeks nt Washington,
Richmond and Old Point Comfort.
A largo audience attended the Phil
harmonic concert and are loud in their
praise of the excellent music; which
far exceeded uny previouC .di'ort by
Honesdale musicians.
Mr. S. Hobbs has removed his family
to Mlddletown, N, J. where he will en
gage in the mercantile business,
Mrs. Samuel Hoover gave n tea oil
Saturday evening to a number of lady
friends In honor of .Mis. Harry (Sretter
who leaves this week for Wllkns-Bnrro
where hIjo will reside.
Mrs. E. B. Hardcnberg nnd daughter
Miss Lou, will siuiid tin- nc;t few
necks in AVushiiiuton. I). (, nnd
Lynchburg. Va.
OLD FORUE.
Mr. 1'he.iler Athcrton, of Euumvllle.
upeiit Saturday with friends In town.
Mr. Stephen Miller, of WHkes-Barre.
was a visitor in town on Saturday.
Rev. J. Erwin Brodhcnd nnd family,
of Forest City, are visiting with rela
tives In this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Harrison pent
Sunday nt tlio homo of Bev. E. L. San
tee, Mis. Edvatd Wind, of Yostvllte,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Thom
as Martin.
Mrs. Samuel llrodhead, Sr. und Mrs.
Ebenezer Drake, celebrated their birth
day ut the home of Mrs. Brudhcad on
Saturday.
MOSCOW.
Mr. John AV. Edwards wish- to ten
der bis appreciation of the kind
thoughtfulnesd of friends at ithe time
of lib- bere.aement by the death of
his wife.
Doliltlly nnd It Cntiipll.
ration, kucI a u-entr
anxiety, lioiicl'-siu.. i. i m
, ol nerve orcc uml w '-1,
loured foiwrr hy our c
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i iou on (tmrvtn. If i
Mirc-e, return it at .
iwnse nnd I'ay Niillihii;,
Full account mnllcd mu'.'I
do churir
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citv should Iv a
Warning to Motelkeejjera
and others to protect their pro
perty, by having
DErENOERFIREE.HTIHQUlSHZBS
where they can be used in
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