TUB SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1890.
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Rheumatism
is a disease of the blood. Local applications may furnish tem
porary relief, but to CURE the disease it is necessary to treat it
through the blood.
Locomotor Ataxia
is a disease of the nerves. The one successful method of treat
ment is by a remedy that will restore nutrition to the nerves.
Such a remedy is
Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People
These pills are a specific in cases of Rheumatism, Locomotor
Ataxia, Paralysis, and other dlseaser. of the blood and nerves,
because they supply the necessary elements to build up the blood
and strengthen the nerves. It is in this way that the pills effect so
many cures in diseases of apparently widely different character.
Frank Long, who lives narir I.en.
non,.MIcli.,n iyn; "I was first tnkon
rltli a puln In my bnck. The phy.
Klclan pronounced my caso muscu
lar rhoumntlsm, nrcompanled by
lumbago. My disease frrudunlly be
came vrorta until 1 thought death
would be welcome relonce
"1 was finally Induced to try Dr.
Williams' I'lnk I'llls for Pale Peo.
Flo. Ilefore the first box Tins ustd
could Kot about the house, nnd af
ter uslnfc five boxen wns entirely
cured. Hlnce that time I have felt
no return of the rheumatic pnln.
Am cootldent that Dr Williams'
Pink Fills savedmv life.
FnANK Lono.
Bworn to before me at Venice, Mich.,
this 15th day of April, IBM.
0. 11. Goldsmith, Justice efthe Peace.
The full name Is on each package. Sold by all drujclsts, or sent postpaid by
Dr. Williams Medicine Co , Schenectady, N.Y. Price joc.per box ; 6 boxes, $1 50.
FARVIEW DATES.
The Mountain Resort is not Losing
Popularity.
The list of Fnrview dates un to the
present time does not Indicate that
the popular resort Is losing gmund:
Tuesday, June 20. A. O II. of Lack
awanna valley.
Tuesday, June 27. First German
Presbyterian chuich of Seranton.
Tuesday, July 4. Delaware and Hud
son comrany.
Saturday, July 13. A. O. II. of
Bellevue
Monday, July IT Amaranth club of
this city
Tuesday, July 18. Seranton Leldor-
Wednesday. July IS. A. O. II.. Port
Jervis, at rive at Hnnesdalo 9 43.
Saturday. Julv 221. O O. F. of
Wayne and Lackawanna counties.
Monday, July 24. A. O. II. of Arch
bald. Wednesday, July 2C St. Lawrence
Cnthollc church
Saturday, August B.- Continental
Mine fund of Seranton.
Saturday, Aug. 12. Iter. P. J. Mur
phy, of Olyphant.
Anions the excursions booked for
other pointi Is that of the Knight"? of
Pythias Focietles and Olyphant and
Carbond.ile nnd many other points to
Lake Ariel and other points In con
Junction with other railroads.
Jefferson Park.
The Erie Is making some Improve
ments at Jefferson paik, situated at
Burnvvond on the "Jeff." Attention
was first drawn to this delightful le
sort lail season nnd there is a pioba
ahillty that it will become one of the
most attractive paiks for excursionists
of this section Flddl lake Is near
and adds to the beauty of the sur
roundings. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Myion lloekenberry has returnrd
home from Dickinson college to spend
vacation.
A number of Caibondalians attended
a dance In Deckel's hall last evening.
P. A Scuny has none to Philadelphia
to leain watchmaking
John Coogan. of this eltv, and Kii
ViUid Tavlor, of Foiest City, went to
Coney Island to witness the big pilze
flsht last night.
A large sailing boat and canoa were
pent to Crystal Lake esteiday by C. ft
Manvillc.
Enn Thomas Is In New York.
Misses Sarah Hurr nnd Isabelio Watt
have returned from Hc seminary.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sharlock have
returned from xinevah
Miss Hannah Tlghe, of Scott street,
1 s enteied the Kensington hospital,
o. Philadelphia, to become a trained
nurse.
The foundation walls for the addition
'to the central school building will be
commenced next week.
Mayor Kllpatrlck's health was much
benefited by his stay at Atlantic Cltj.
F. E Burr is In New Voik.
PECKVILLE.
Thursday evening nt about 10 o'clock
the fire alarm sounded an alarm from
box 13. An old abandoned barn owned
by the New, York, Susquehanna and
Western company, situated near their
tiaeks on North .Main street, was dis
covered to be enveloped In flame. The
structure buined ery lapldly nnd
made it appear that a fierce flie was
In progress The Wilsons responded
to the alarm, but hud trouble with
the hose reel on the cait and It was
some few minutes befoie a stream
could be gotten on the flames. They
did good work In protecting nenrbv
property. The Oljphant Hose com
pany. No. 1. also responded, but their
Ben-Iced were not needed In the
burned building was stored seeral
wagons, the pioperty of Willlnm Stnge
and E. H. Barber These were de
stroyed with the strueluie.
Peckvllle Baptist church Rev. J. S.
Thomas, pastor. Services tomorrow at
in.30 b. in. and 7 30 p. m. Morning
Hubject, '(Spiritual Merchandising." At
the evening service a report will be
given of tho IJ V P. I' rally nt West
Plttston Sabbath school at 11.30 it. m.
The necessity of the Wilson Fire
company belntr provided with a team
and hose wogan was fully Illustrated
while they weie lespondlng to tho
For Dyspepsia.
lrvaffviVe Anirl DltneHL,U
iiuwiwiug nuiu a lllfauilsMUH
Imports strength, nnd makes the 8
process of disoBtlon natural and easy,g
cicnmnc Dears name ilorsford's on wrapper, B
Kdwin R Tripp, Uostmnster of
Mlddlelleld Centre, N.Y , ealip "I
was nttneked by what I lenrned
wan locomotor ataxia TmokIi llim I
doctors did everything they could
for me. 1 became worse, could not
moo even about the room. I did
not expect to live very lone
"Tho turning point vtn a. news
paper article. It told how n man,
who had MilTcrert as I, had bern
cured by Dr. Wllllftinit' Pink I'llls
for Palo People. 1 took tuo linics
of the pills; then four moio boxen.
My gain was uteadj; my return to
health was n source of dsllvgrntl
flcfttlon In nil I took eighteen box
os of the pills before I was entirely
well. I out my cure entirely to
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for i'alo
Feoplo."
bubserlbod nnd sworn to In fore me,
UOMXR. Uanna, Xolary Iullic.
alarm Thursday evening Hand carts
ate not the thing, as they are contin
ually getting out of rcpnir and cause
at times much delay. The Wilsons
are deserving of better equipment and
If they would pass around the paper
they would meet with n hearty le
sponse. The first death lecordod so far this
year by scarlet feer ociurred Thurs
day, when the 4-year-oltl child of Mr.
and Mis. Daid Evans passed away.
The funeral was held yesterday morn
ing and interment was made in Pros
pect cemetery.
Blakely schools closed yesterdafor
the summer vacation.
No new cases of scarlet fever have
been repented for seveial d.is and it
Is thought that the disease has been
gotten under control.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Children's Day Exorcises at tho
Churches Tomorrow Corner Stone
Laying Other Happenings.
Children's Day eercises at tho Meth
odist Episcopal church tomorrow will
be observed In the following manner.
Oigan voluntarj, Ray Morgans;
chorus, "Welcome to June," invocation,
Itev. Francis Gendall, responsive read
ing, chorus, "The Kindly Skies;" exer
cises, primary department; introduc
tory address, Stanley Tubbs, recita
tion, "A mizzling Question," Ellswoith
Jones; lecllatlon, "Only Small Iios,"
Ellsworth Davies, motion son;;, "God
Is Love," by primal y department; reci
tation. "The Reason Why." Laura
Coombs; exercises, "On to Victory." by
"lass No, 12 choins, "Onward Chris
t an Soldieis;" Intioduetion, "Peace cr
War," Annie Bksccker; jioiue, IJ.i
Spurbcr; war, William Watklin; his
toiy, "Tribute to Peace," Amelia Cas
well; singing. "Peace Song," school;
"Conquest's Tiibuto to War." Daisy
Ilelnhart: "Libert j's Tiibuto to War,"
Edward Hairls, 'Patriotisms," Albert
Gendall; choius, "God Bless Our Land
Molalities," Jessie Moigans, "Relig
ious," Lain a Hnttnn, choius, "Rcces
su nal," by Kipling, closing hymn,
Tot w aid Bo Our Watchword;" Miss
Ray Moigans, organist. Rlchaul Wat
kins, chorister.
Miss Mattle Powell, of Oak stieet.
Is much improved from hei llngeiing
Illness.
Chlldt en's Da will bo fittingly ob
scived In the Calvary Baptist chuich
tomonow. The church Is being beauti
fully decoiated with (lowers and potted
plants. A excellent progiamme has
been prepaied bv Professor D. E Jones
for the event.
Mis. Thomas J Powell Is confined to
her home with sickness.
It would be well if the officials or
the boaid of health will make an in
vestigation of the glutei s on North
Main stieet. Some aie In 11 llithy con
dition. Children's Diy will lie eleborately
observed at the WeMi Oongiegatlonal
church tomonow.
Children's Day exercises win be ob
served at the Presbyterian chuich to
moriow. The chinch has been beauti
fully decorated for the event The fol
lowing programme will be lendered:
Song. "Happy Voices," school and con
gregation, prayer, by pastor. Rev. 7.,. R.
Foster; iesponse readlne, vug
"Than Old Judea Fairer;" iccltatlon.
Lillian Stone, Scilpture les-on, Huv!
Foster, 1 pollution Ljrtla Housfi; diet,
Mrs. Foster and T. DeWItt Edwards;
recitation, Annie Bojd; lecitatlon,
Louisa Bow en solo, T. DeWItt Ed
wards, accompanied bv violin nnd or
gan, recitation. Jessie Hnilos; primary
exercises. Dr Worden's greeting ad
dress, by pastor, Rev. L. R, Fostei ;
song, congregation; offerings for Sab
bath school missions; song, "Our Fath
er In Heaven; benediction.
Tayloiville Lodge, No. C6S, Independ
ent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet In
their j ooms this evening
Tomorrow will occur the corner stone
laying on the foundation of tho new
Catholic chuich In this place. The ser
vices will be very Impressive, ns sev
eial well-known clergymen, together
with Bishop Hoban, will participate In
tho occasion The Taylor Silver Cor
net band will lead tho piocesslon. A
large number of visiting societies aie
expected to participate in the event.
CLARK'S GHEEIT.
Messrs Wlnfred nnd Harry Northup
spent seveial days visiting their ou
slns, Mr. and Mrs B. r. Evans heie.
ctitrnlng home to Seranton on Mon
drr. Miss Edith Decker, of Honesdale,
visited friends, here, imlving on Sat
urday lust and returned on Tuesday
last.
Mis J. L. Stone, of Ithaca, X. Y..
spent the week ut the homo of her
patents, Mr. and Mrs. R. p, Paiker,
returned home on Friday.
Mr. nnd Mrs, A. J. Singer returned
home on Monday last from a fishing
excursion on the Suoouehanna in the
vicinity of La Grange. They were
accompanied by Mr, and 'Mrs. Wal
ters, of Seranton.
Mrs. Samuel llouck, of Berwick, In
visiting her brother-in-law, Mr. Ed
ward Lutsey, hero this week.
Mrs. A. L. Courtrlght and daughter,
Mae, nic spending tho week at tho
Peoksklll Military ncademy, up tho
Hudson. At the commencement exor
cises her son, William, entered the
academy this year.
Mrs. Lewis Rennet, of Newark, N J.,
with her son, Roy, Is visiting her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. N. Mott.
Mis. J. D. Aylesworth wn3 sum
moned to tho bedside of her sister,
Mary Slayton, who resides near La
Plume, who la seriously sick.
Mrs. Egbert Leach nnd family, of
Gorgetown, Wayne county, are visit
ing Mr. nnd Mrs. Judson Wells.
The Women's Baptist Home and
Foreign Missionary society will hold a
basket meeting In Wuverly on Tues
day, June 13. The usual preliminary
exercises will pieeedo the address,
which will be delivered by Miss F. M
Schuyler at tlm meinlng session, con
vening nt 10.30 a. m. The afternoon
session will convene at 2 o'clock. Ml!
F. M. Schuyler w 111 speak at both ses
sions and will request liberal offerings.
ELMHURST.
Mrs Knedler spent yesterday after
noon In Seranton.
Mrs. George Detrlck lips returned
home after spending three weeks with
ft lends In Sullivan county, X. Y.
Mr. Rogers spent Sunday and Mon
day with Mr. W. B. Edwatds and
family.
Mr. Robert Snvdcr, of Hnlncsburg,
N. J., spent Sunday with his patents
here.
Miss Benjamin, of HolllstorvUle, was
the guest of Mrs. John Wilcox, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Golpel, of Seran
ton, weie entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. F. B, Williams over Sun
day. Tho Ladles' Aid society of tho Pres
byterian church will serve a straw ber
ly shortcake supper at the church on
Tuesday evening from 7 o'clock until
9. Supper, twenty-live cents.
Mrs. Byron Buckingham spent
Thursday In Seranton.
Master Hugh Williams entertained a
number of his little friends on Wed
nesday nfternoon in honor of his sixth
birthday. Ice cream nnd cake were
seived and all weie hnppv.
Children's day sen Ices will be held
nt 10 o'clock tomonow morning at the
Baptist chuich and a very pleasing
programme has been ananged.
Miss Beulah Cooner is spending a
few weeks with her grandpircnts at
Nicholson.
Miss Grace Stanton has lecovered
from her recent II!nes.
Mr. A. B. Clay spent reveral day.s
this week at Newfoundland and other
places on a business trip.
The patrons of the boiough school
are all well pleaded at the action of
the school boaid In le-engaging Mr.
Boyers and Miss Blessing as teachers
for the coming jear.
At .1 meeting of the school boaid held
on Monday eening, the new boaid was
organized and .Mr. ('. r. ('lay was elect
ed president.; Mi. S G. Rlel, secret uy,
nnd the vote for treasuier lesulted In
a tie. Mr. C. R. Smith, the present
tieasurer, received tluee votes, and Mr.
James Y. Dunning three. Anothei
meeting will be held on Tuesday even
ing next.
I was seriously aflllctod with a cough
for several yeais, nnd last fall had a
more severe cough than evet befoie.
I have Ut,cd many lemedles without
lecelvlng much relief, and being rec
ommended to tty a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, by a Mend, who,
knowing me to be n poor widow, gave
it to .me, I tiled it, and with the most
gratifying results The first bottle ie
lieved m very much and the secutid
bottle has absolutely cured me. I have
not had as rood health for twenty
5 ears. I give this cetttllcate without
solicitation, simply in appreciation of
the gratitude felt foi the cure effected.
Rcspeetfullj, Mis. Mary A. Bcaid.
Claiemore, Alk. For halt- by all diug
Klsts, Matthew Bros, wholesale and le
tall agents.
"UNIONDALE.
Rev. V D. Jenkins preached to a
large and appreciative audience in
Newton Center last Sunday.
J E. Thomas Is very sick.
Mis. Avres. of Peckvllle, Is at the
home of het father. Hiram I.edjard.
Mis. E M. Pock attended the wed
ding of Watt-Thompson in Cuibondale
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lewis, our fashlonnblo dress
maker. Is spending a tew davs at home.
E. G. Hurdle k has added an Improve
ment to his house lately by having It
repainted.
BARRELS OF SAMPLES,
Over Two Hundred Thousand Trial
Bottles Sent Fiee by Mail.
By special arrangement with the
manufactures of tint Justlv fa-pous
kidney medicine, Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Itemed, the readers of The
Tribune are enabled to obtain a trial
bottle and pamphlet of valuable med
ical advice absolutely free, by simply
sending their full name and post of
fice address to the DR. DAVID KEN
XEDY CORPORATION. Rondout, N.
Y., nnd mentioning this paper
Of course this Inv olves enormous ex
pense to the manufacturers, but they
have lecelved so many graterul letters
from those who have been benefitted
and cured of the various diseases, of
the Kidney, Llvei, Bladder nnd Blood,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Chtonic
Constipation, and all weaknesses ppeu
llar to women that they will willingly
send tilal bottles to all suffeicis.
Upon Investigation It was found
that 01 per cent of those who have
used the trial bottle had lecelved
such benefit from it that they pur
chased largo slzd bottles of their drug
gists. It matters not how skk you are or
how many physicians have failed to
help you, send for a tilnl bottle of this
great medicine, It cots you but a
postal card, and benefit and cure will
most certainly bo the icsult.
Put some mine in a glass tumbler
and let it stand 24 hours; if it has
a sediment or If pale or discolored,
milky or cloudy, stringy or ropy, your
kidnys or bladder are In bad condi
tion. Di. David Kennedy's Favoilte
Remedy speedily cures such dnncr,.rmi.i
symptoms ns pain in tho back, In-
aoiiuy 10 noid urine, a uurnlng, scald
Ing pain in passing It. frequent desire
to urinate, especially nt nleht eii
staining of linen by your urine and nil
mo unpleasant nnd dangerous effects
on the system produced by tho use of
whiskey, wine or beer. rr. rint.M
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Is Bold
ni an urug stores ror 51.00 for a laigo
bottle; six bottles for S2.90,
FOR PELVIC CATARRH.
I Havo Tostod Pe-ru-na nnd Recom
mend It to the World.
Mri Alice Adams,
Every day we receive letters fiom
tho women like the following Tried
the doctors and failed, tried Pe-ru-na
and was cured.
Mrs. Alice Adams. Falrchance, Pa ,
says "t suffered five venr.s of untold
agony, I tried nil the doctors I could
hear of, and nil the g id they don" mo
was to make a larg-' bill, I have taken
eighteen bottles of Pe-m-na. I have
tested Its merits I know its virtues. I
can recommend It to the world. It has
cured me; why should I not praise It
to all' My friends look nt me with
astonishment. They want to know
whnt has made such a rcmarkab'e
change In looks. I tell them 1 used Pe-ru-na
and followed Dr. S. B. Hartman's
Instructions."
Mls Minnie Armstrong, n well
known New York newspaper woman,
says "I cannot sp-ak too highly of
Pe-ru-na for Insomnia and nervous
prostration" Miss Armstrong's nd
diess I 13 W. 117th street.
"Health nnd Bautv" sent free to
women only, bv Dr. Hartman, Colum
bus, O.
PITTSTON NEWS
How Shall We, or Will Wo have
a Fourth of July Celebration A
Cuban Horo Will go Back Again
Livoly Council Meeting.
In a little more than three weeks we
will have here the great national holi
day, the Fouith of July, nnd up to the
present time there has not been the
first prepaiatlon commenced for a
proper observance of the day. It is the
business man who should take the In
itiatory step In this matter. They not
only profit by It financially, but hrlng
people here from the tuial districts
Keep our own people at home.
The remains of Andiew Shellenberg
er, who died In the Wllkes-Burro hos
pital, were hi ought to the home of his
step-father on Mill street, and the fu
neial has been ni ranged to take place
tomorrow afternoon.
At a meeting of the Yatesville school
board the following oiflceis were chosen
for the ensuing term. President, John
T. Davies; sectetaiy, John Johnston;
treasurer, Thomas Coates.
Chailes Davenport, one ot the f.-w
bojs from this city who was in Cuba,
und smelted Spanish powder smoke and
successfully passed thiougli the sensa
tion of being hit by a Mnuser bullet,
went over to the hosptttl jesterdaj and
had one of his fingers amputated at
til" fli st Joint, the result of a bungling
Job done by a surgeon while at the
fiont. Charley has not had enough of
the war jet. for as soon as the ln
Juied member Is healed he will Join the
Twenty-first legiment of Michigan and
embark with them for the Philippines.
Miss .Maud Spencer, teacher In the
city high school, and Miss Georgia
AVatsun, filling a similar position on
the West Side, will sail fiom New- Yoik
today for Euiope. when they will
spend their summer vacation
Cards weie issued vestoidny by Mr
and Mrs. John Touhlll announcing the
coming mairinge of their daughter.
Miss Ella J., to Alvln E. Lynn on
Thuisday, June 2J, at fi 10 p. m In
St John's It (' church
At the meeting of the common coun
cil on Tlunsdav evening they found
themselves In quite a quandiy. owing
to the mayoi lefuslng to sign the sewer
nnd culveit contracts, he deeming the
bonds Insufficient in one eae and glar
ing defects in the others Some of th
members became hot-headed, but bet
tot sense prevailed and the matter was
finally refened hack to the solicitor
who committed the eiror when thev
weie diawn up. For Instance, one
contract amounting to $-100, a $1,000
bond was exacted, while another
amounting to $1,900. a bond of $.'C0 was
asked. The oidlnance ci eating the
olllte of an assistant to the seuetniy
Is a dead letter, ow ing to ijv . ngl
neerlng in shaip practice. Tile scheme
fell fiat, owing to the secietary anil
his allies not being able to muster
votes enough to pass the matter over
the veto of the mayot.
lhe select council held one of their
special sessions last night, but ad
join ned at an early hour In older to
give them an oppoitunlty to listen to
the letums from Conov Island as the
slugging match progressed.
The viewers appointed by the couit
to ascertain the value of the Plttston
ferry bridge were here josteiday and
attended to that Important duty The
same pincedure will be done in regnid
to the Wnter street biidge. The olll
clal report wilt not be known until
their deliberations will have been
handed Into court
Charles Wintle caught a pair of rac
coons yesteiday In the marshes of
Paddy's Land east of Moosic, and a
huge crowd Inspected them last night
in their new den behind the bars.
Bernard Mullen, a miner for the
Pcnnslvanla Coal company, was bad
ly Injured vesterdny by a fall of rock.
Ho was taken to his home in Brown
town In an ambulance.
The Barber Asphalt company worked
a gang ot men during last night fin
ishing the icpalrs to the pavement on
Main street.
David Padfield, the genial night oper
ator at the Delawaie and Hudson sta
tion, will accept thanks for favors
extended.
NINETY PER CENT, of the people
have some kind of humor In the blood,
and this causes mnnv diseases. Hood's
Saisaparllla cures these diseases by
expelling the humor.
Hood's Pills are non-Irritating and
tho only pills to tako with Hood's Sar
sapuillla. MOSCOW.
Tho school board met In tho Moscow
high school on Monday morning to
close the transactions of last term and
to effect a lecugunUatlon for the com
ing teim. Tho auditors, Messrs, S,
J. Hornbnker imd J. H. Stntkrlll, were
In attendance nnd examined tho p.-.
counts for the last term, whlc)i we're
found to be very satisfactory. Tho re
poits of tho officers of the district
were in such condition ns to merit tho
approval of tho auditors. Tho old
board ndjourned pine die. In the nf
ternoon the new board organized and
elected Charles J. Nonck as secretaiy
and Daniel Swnrtz ns president pro
torn. Mt. George Dings was subse
quently elected president. Cluules
J. Noaclc was confirmed ns secretary
nnd H. W. Swnrtz, the president of
the old board, was elected treasurer
Tho new members. Daniel Swartz and
John L. MeAndrow, presented their
certlflates of election nnd took their
seats. Mr. Swartz has already served
two successful terms and Mr. McAn
aiew Is Just beginning his career ns
a school director. The other new di
rector, Mr. John Plrie, was not in at
tendance. Of tho retiring members,
Mr. John F. Saycr has served the
school district successfully for six
years, nnd Mr. C W. Edwards was
appointed to fill the unexpired term
of his father, Mr. Erastus Edwards,
who was one of the most enthusiastic
members of the board. The new oill
cen are well known citizens and are
fully qualified to shape the destinies
of the Madison school district for the
next vear.
It was determined to levy 10 mills
for school nnd building purposes for
the coming year. The following teach
ers were elected to take charge of the
pchools; The Moscow high school.
Superintendent. Principal R. II. Mar
tin; grammur department, Miss Edith
Masters, Intermediate department,
Miss Augusta Miller, primary depart
ment, Miss Annette Vail. Union school.
Miss Mary Butterwotth, Bell school,
M!s Mnndella Haitllne. The election
of teachers for the remaining schools
wns defened until the next meeting.
OLYPHANT.
The stockholders of tho new shoe
company held a meeting on Thursday
night and elected ofliceis and dliectors
as follows- President, F. V. Jordan,
vice president, E. S. Jones; secretary,
A. M. Atherton: treasurer, B. J. Lynch:
directors, T. F Jordan, Jnmes W.
O'Brien, A. M. Atherton, B. J. Ljneh,
E. S. Jones, Dr. F. L. Van Sickle, M.
J. I-avln. Mr. J. H. Clapplson, who la
the patentee of the special shoo they
propose to put on the market, will bo
superintendent Tho new company will
bo called the "Olyphant Shoe Com
pany." The following pupils were successful
In passing the final examination con
ducted by Professor T. H. Green, of
Clark's Summit, and will receive diplo
mas: Misses Grace Pettlgrew, Loretta
Donnelly, Teresa Nealon, Nellie Nor
ton, Nellie Lenihan, May Kennedy,
Helen Donnellv, Lizzie Winston, Kate
Curran, Daisy Donnelly, Bertha Walk
er, Blanche Crippen, Elmer Adair,
James McAndrew and Willie Collier.
The examination ot the teacher of
the county for professional certificates
will be conducted by County Supeiin
tendent J. C. Taylor, In the Callender
Memorial todav
The- public schools of this place and
Blakely closed yesterday afternoon.
Mis 1, p. Wright and daughter,
who have been visiting relulves In
Rochester, have leturned to this place.
Miss Rosella Burke. ,f Caibondale, is
a gii.-st at the Muhnn house.
T. J, Kellv, of Seiantou, was a caller
in town vestridaj.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Meicury.
ns morcur will muhIj destroy tho sense
ot smell and completely dt range "the
whole sjsttm when entetlng It through
the mucous surfaces Such articles should
nt vet lie useil except oil prescriptions
trorn repjt.ible phslcl,in, ns the dam
age thev will do Is tenfold to the good
vnu tan posHlblv derive from them Halls
Catarrh Cure, minttfhcturtd uj- V ,1
Chenev & Co . Toledo, O., contains no
merenrv, nnd is tnken lntrn.ilK, acting
directly upon the blood nnd mucous sur
faces of tht. si stem In buj Ing Hall's
Catarrh Cuie be sure nu get the gen
uine. It Is taken Internally, and mido
In Toledo Ohio, by 1" J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free
Sold b.v Druggists price 7."c per bottle.
Hall's Family I'llls aie the best.
CLARK'S SUMMIT.
The lag muffin parade on Wednesday
was a decided success, ei eating lots of
fun all along the line of march. I'ncle
Sam wns lepiesented by Bert Singer.
Mr. and Mis Harry Mounford, of
Seranton, visited Mr. nnd .Mrs David
Smith on Sunday last
Mr Thomas Kieige, of Falls, Pa.,
visited .Mr. J Hunt on Sunday last.
A parsonage donation will be held
on Tuesday evening next at the M. E.
church
Mrs. j Hunt lias returned from a
short visit at Falls.
Mrs. Nellie Chambers, of Santon
town, visited her mother, Mrs- John
Twining, this week
Mis. Merton Colvin Is still Improving
fiom her iecent Illness.
Mis. Walter Leonard visited Seran
ton fi lends on Sunday.
Children's day exeiclses will be held
In the M E. church tomonow evening.
Mr. Thomas Thomas, of Scianton,
moved in the Beemer building this
w eek.
Mr. (''rump moved his family from
Seranton on Thursday in David Ketn's
house. Mr- Clump Is emi&Joved at the
Hillside Home.
Miss Grace Grltlln ylsHed in Seran
ton Thursday.
DALTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barley are vis
iting lelatlves at Seranton.
Mrs. Pelham, who has been sick for
a few das past, is slowly recovering.
Several of the Dean family and their
relatives assembled at Lily lake last
Trlday, the occasion being In honor
of Mts. Isaac Dean's eighty-eighth
birthday. Mrs Dean is still well and
uctlce.
Miss Lulu Butts spent a few days
at Seranton Inst week.
County Supeilntendent Tavlor will
hold teacheis' examinations heio next
Wednesday, Juno 14.
Chlldrens' day will bo observed In
both chuiches hero next Sunday. In
the moinlng nt tho Methodist church
nnd In the evening at the Baptist.
Mr. F. J. Knnpp, of Smlthboio, N. Y.,
is visiting lelatlves in this place.
Mis. Emma Smith Is In New Yoik
citv.
Rev. J. C Leaeock uttended the tils
ti let meeting of the Methodist minis
ters at Susquehanna last Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Puidy Is visiting at
Seranton.
Incongruous,
"It is said that the Queen of Holland
Is devoted to dramatic art and takes
the deepest Interest In amateur acting '
"Oh, the 10 must be some mistake sno
cnu hardly do both "-( hlcngo Evening
Post
The Best
Washing Powder
FREE
.stf? nnel n.w for
ot I 1 simply to return the appliance and remainder
?& I of medicine to us, and that ends the transac-
t j ' tion without
UlTC
Tonr
014 Bell
Bshlnc. (3B
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THE MARKETS.
Concluded fiom Page 2 1
ders, plcklo cured, "italic ; do do.
smoked, li'4a6i..c.: Ullles, in pickle, ac
cording to uvcrage, loose, EadUe , hrcak
fast bacon, as to brand and average,
CiS'ie.; lard, r"ie, city icllmd, hi ties,
3sa4C : do. do do In tubs, BViGc- . do.
butchers', loosp. CaS'iC lluttcr Firm;
fancy western ereameij, lSV.c ; do. prints,
inc. Eggs Stcndj , fresh, nentbv, 1 IMj 1
He.; ilo, western, llall'.c ; do, Miuth
western, 13'f-allc ; do, southern, nnll'sc
Cheese Dull und weak. Ketlncd Sugais
l'irm. Cotton Cnchanged TnlleA'
Quiet, but steady, city prime, In hogi -heads,
l'il .i-lti'c , country do. do, b ir
ipK 1'i.c , el 11k. do. .! ; enkeo, Sc ;
gre.ie, 2'inl'se. f.lve Poultrj rirm fair
demand, fovl, lo'alle : old rootet9, "a
"'c , spring elite ken, Ji 1 27c , ducks, old,
Sale.; do. s-pilng 12al3c. Uressi'd Poul
try Steadj, fowls choice, llall2c ; do.
fill to good, 10iini.c , old roosteis, 1c,
brolleis, nearby, 3H- to 4 pounds, .Tl.i.Vie ,
do. 4'2 to 6'n pounds 23t2sc , do. small
and luleilnr, 2n.i23c; we stein do, it to 1
pounds. 2'.i!Dc; do. t,null nnd Inferior.
IW.i.Me Ke-celpts Ploui, .S.W'J barrels nnd
new s.trkK, wheat, SOW bushels, cor.i,
!)1 (mi) uushelri, oats, 37000 bushels. Ship
ment1 Wlu- it, COO bushels; corn, lo!000
bushels, nats, 7u,oo0 bushels.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, June 1 e'attle Veiy dull, re
el Ipts light, but poor ilt maud and pi lei a
b.iielj Mc.ulv, good to iaucj beef ytorrs
Hold at JI'1i3(k), commoner gradi , $115 1
Is'), ficsling cattle Mild $i;-i.r,r,, bulls,
cows and mdlnnrv heifers, $J.illi, choice
In Ifils bioilght $1 V)a"i II). calves sold t 2,'i
(I J) nnd western lid site is, tl.TMolfl.
ngs ejood demand and thoui,li receipts
were liberal, pi Ices us a ruli weie well
maintained heavj lots sold $i " ll DO,
mixed, $!t,"..i1b7'., light, $l(ii.:!' , piss
liiuught $!J.tl7 and culls, $ "l 1 50
S-liiop M.nki t Mffidier with Improved
demand, shi ep vuu s.deible at SJ.-'iOaS 20
toi culls up t ti 7'nij for inline native
we thus, clipped lambs brought $!:,0a5"0;
wooled Coloiado do $" 7VT vu and spring
do, $1 17 lice utpts Cattle t V) head,
hot;, jo.ijiiO bend, slleep, swl hi ad
New York Grain nnd Produce Market
New Yoik. Juno 'J Hour Quiet Wheat
Hput stc.ul , No, 2 rd, ''J-h,c , spot and
to aillvo f o. b , atlont and M-V1. ele
Mitoi , No 1 iioiUiwii Dululh, Sle , f e.
b, atloat spot, options opened sHtudj at
.c. ndv.inie but turnnd easier und de
e lined, July elOHfd ?V , September,
7'Xc , December MHjc Corn Spot tlrm.
No 2 41c. f. o b, nlloit, 41e dellvued
und 10c. elivator, options opened 1-Vc
htc.idlor but declined i li.c with wheit,
closing about .sternly after leeovcrins
most of the loss, Jul closed i . Sep
tember rjc OntH Spot dull No 2,
30'ic , Xo .!, .-Oo ; No 2 white, j. No 3
do, Jlc , track mixed western, .iOa',1' c ;
track white. .ll.i7e : options tn.irtlvo and
nominal Hutti 1 Stt ed , creamery, "a
lse ; do laetory. IL'-ata' c . imltitlon
eie.uuir, UUjlfe ; M eto deli llal7c ,
do. cre.inuiv, lDUSHe. diet se Iriegu-
i.u. nrei wniti 7c ; i-mull white, 7ac ;
luse colored, 7'sc; Mnnll do, 7' c
Kggs rirm; si etc and I'cnnsvhanla "15
alfi'li ; western fresh, H eir.c , south
ern, 1UU2I.C.
New York Live Stock Market.
New Yoik. .Innii i lie, e, -Qii-.n,
StCCrS HleillK to I wh liln Inirur , ,-,nvi ,n
blllls. 10,111. nff. ( mv ,1 nnmlnil . nrv
nion tn rhnln. stror.j 1 ".A i -, 'X i l.nllt, n?r
n3 , choice he.ix, do $ -, inferior
cows, $1 so Calves Dull and lowet,
ealf, Slat, Jj, top $i, Vi; bllletimilks.
$1. Ua1..1"'. Sheep Slow , good Btock
hleiul , common nnd mt dlumx, easier;
yearlings Htm, lambs, 2."c. higher, poor
to eholee hhtep Jlil'iO, hee export
wetheis t'V, earllngs, t'l'KaC, boutln rn
lambs, Jii7iUb 2,",, one o,u oMia $SM,
culls, $4 73, stnto limbs, $7a7 0.". . Hogs
Stead ut JI20i4"o.
East Libetty Live Stock Market.
1-ast Llbeitv. l'a. June 9 Cottle
Sti.nl. extra $1 "O.i.. iiO , piime, $3 45a5CO.
common, $1 y)a .'". Hogs Stuad , extra
heav, $17."a4; bet mediums and good
Yoikeis , light Yoiker.o. JJ9"n4, pics,
$1ii4(; good lough. $3 2'a)r.o, MngH and
m.rrv sous. J2"0j1 sliiint, siiti,i.
choice wethers, $1 Vi.i4 33. common, J.' 30
nJ. ); choice vcarllng!" ?3 2'ar. 4o. spring
lamb. $15o,i3-i0, vial calves, $i,.MU7
Oil Market.
Oil Clt. Juno 'i-crcillt uilancfH ill',
ceitllleatcs, no bid, shipments, 31.CC b.u
rels; u erage, M 2s0 baircls; runs, 4J,3
burtels, avirwgc, 7W1I barrels.
A Magnetic Island.
Bornholm Island, a Danish posfcssl m
In tho Haltlc. si a, is so hl'hly m.if-iutle
ns to be consldcied a menacii to naviga
tion. It measures about twenty miles
in length by tnurtecn In breadth, und is
distant about twenty-four miles east by
t-outh Horn the nearest point of Swidm
It lb famous lor its geological pecull tri
fles, It consists nlmost entirely of mag
netite, Its magnetic Influence Is nut only
known to tho navigators of thoso w ate is,
but Is much feared by tlum on uceount
ot Its Inline nco on tin magnetic needle
which makes tho correct sticiing of a
ship a nutter of muih difficult This
Influence Is felt ut a dlsuncc of ten mil's
nnd so palpably that on the Island hi In?
sighted, mnrliers on the Haltlc ut onco
discontinue stt-erir.g their course by tho
needle, nnd tuin, instead, to the well
known llsht houses and other slans by
which to direct their craft. There nio
several magnetic islands and poln's
nlong the Atlantic coast of South Anur
Ica Near the mouth of the ltio de la
1'lata is a famous magnetic polnt-Uio
western side of tho headland Icnovwi us
the I'untii Ncgra-und navigators of ves
si Is bound for lniinos A res or Monte
video havo to bo very catcful not to go
too near it -Cincinnati inquirer.
What She Wanted.
"Is thcic iinvtlilng ou want?" nskert
the butcher of the llttlo girl with tho
soulful ecs nnd f.iwn-llke ulr.
"Oil, jes, sir," lisped tho llttlo angel
timidly. "I want u bcalsklu adcque, and
MEDB09N
APPLIHie
To any honesi man who may
fry them a reasonable ta,
If ho is pleased with tho result, ho is to keep
them. . If lie is dissatisfied. ho hast
any expense whatsoever. Thcro
is no CO.D. fraud, no deception of any nature
Our treatment is so sure to give bodily
strength, to remove impediments to marriage,
to stop unhealthy losses, to bring natural
development and tone to every portion of
the body, and to restore to weak men the
feelings and buoyancy of youth, that we glad
ly make this offer in good faith.
If you are interested and in earnest, writo
your name and address in the blank form
below, cut out the coupon and mail it to
Erie Medical Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
66 NIAOARA ST., BUFFALO. N. Y.
Sirs: As per statement in Pcrantnn Tribuno you
mny mail to mo, under plain lotter seal, postage paid,
full explanation of your new system of furnishing
your Applianco ntitl remedies to reliable men on triul
unci upprovnl without oxponso no payment to bo
matle in tidvance no cost of any kind unless treat
mentprovessuccessfitlandentiielv satisfactory. Also
mail sealcel, free, your new medical book for men.
(FILL IN NAME AND ADDRESS IN FULL.)
NEW YORK HOTELS.
The St.
Urottlway and Eleventh bt.,ISew York,
Opp, tlrace Church Hiiropcan I'lin.
Uoonu $1.00 a Day and llpurd
In 11 modest and unobtrusive way thoro
aro few better conduct! d hotrU in tho
metropolis than the St. Donta
The gnat populmltj It h is acquired can
readily be traced to Its unique location,
its home-like atmosphere, tho peculiar ex
cellence of Its culsliu mid service, and ltn
very moderate prlirs
WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON,
WESTffllNSTER HOTEL
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place,
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN, fett.SO Per
Day and Upwards.
KUKOl'KAN PLAN, Sl.nO Per
Day ami Upwards.
I. D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor.
-f4sV-sV4sWs--J-sV-fsVsV.se.sV.-f
lor Business Men
In the heart of tho wholcsalo
district.
Tor Shoppers
", mlnutei.' walk to W.innmakcr.s;
S minutes to Slegel Cooper's Big
Slnri I'asv cf aceei3 to the great
Drv floods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from P.' v. ay Cars, glv- 4
liur i as tiaiispoitatlou to nil 4
polnts of interest. -f.
HOTEL ALBERT
NEW YOIUC. X
Cm 11th ST T'NIVFTtSITY PL,
tlnlv oiu Illoi It troin Broadway. 4-
Rnnm; $1 TTn hhsiaukant 4-
XlOUIlb, sPl Up. prCes Reasonable 4.
44 4444f4 4444-444-
THE UP-TO-DATE KJ.
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CURES
BIHousnoss,
Constipation,
Dyspopsia,
Sick-Head
acho nnd Livor
Complaint.
SUGAR COATED.
Sold by all drudclata
or sene ny man.
Ncrvlta Medical Co., Cbtcijo
Sold b". JleCerr
11 ,v inoinns, urug-
gists,, 20i I ackawanna
x , Seranton, l'a.
MAKE PERFECT fySEN
JUMM'JMSI'Ain! DonotSuf
terLonttr Tht Jyi and fcuihtnoni uf
life (i) b rrttorr I lo g The urj
woriiirrin( KrTtu nihility r
Sl!!SLHJ!.cl,rM ' vunncio
XAni-f:Tf.()lTf frumtirtlUr in in
omni uilisff mtinorT rd tht uautt
nil rinln nl vital , i.. k
!v - ..j, w. - w MI rv I I n. III! u I I CU VI
ndlcrtttoBioreiciff cf etiiy rfsn.
DIDArt Vltfar ind nntnrv tnmirv fanii.
tln Or optni;itein Oiv Sfv bloom ta iti
Ji ,Ei lu'irr i ine rjtm or - a younr r lt
"fwvi uvt itnr-ii'Kii rmvrwj I '
f botra t
ifiiKiiri k
tfta f carrlta In veit ,w' pockel 3oM
or raoaty tp-
i,ryhr or m
ri
onct bj Tnt rkkrfcir
nurg is pitin wrapper n ectlrtir
Sold In Seranton, l'a by Matthnwa
Bros and McGarrah & Thomas, druffgiatB.
.., .mif m nUIU KiKaVCU liriEtli
ENNYR0VAL PILLS
f'lmlal.aa.. l.1I.l. HI 1 1 .
Arc ilwij rliib), laoics ,k
ItClil lor Clcntm I.n, i.A pi, I
vWini Bran I In HA in,4 Ul m.i.HK v
Iha... ...I,., .ith I.I.. .iiiiu. n . - 1
k .C V i. j ni'v" .like
a ,u.Hrr. ,. .. a. .,,r.u, ,Ul,lU.
In furapi for ptrtlelin isatltaiatali J
'llfUer Tor I atlt:"lnllUr t,-,Lrl
Illl. in ipoii r,.u-i,iviu, fju. ,.,.
BolJt7JLocllrufrlin J'lIU VBlVj'
a dl nir.nd ilng nnd a trnttln hone nnd
11 st. oin Mil 111 11 ml ,1 r.n.isn ii"blini.vn,
and a pun dug, und a brown (.tunc house,
and 11 Ihix at the opu nnd lots of other
things, but all ma wants Is 10 con's
vcoith or bolosnii Rjuaago for dinner,
nnd won't jou ph-aso trust hor for It, till
rSatutdiiy r'ght ' '-Judge.
Seeking Information.
'Oli, Mr. Van Dribs'" evclulmcil Mis.
t'umriN
"What lb It? Iwiuiicd the artist.
"Would ou mind telling mo whether
this picturo is Improsslnnlstlc or wliotli
ti It hasn't been finished." Washington
Stur,
L8VERSTA
SlllMjlJlkK3
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I 2S CTS. 1
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pi "
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m
B iiwl These liny t'lipunlps nr- a" j
lfl.i'jrr,t " 4i Iiouib iTi.lioar,f..7ti3
gg ncoiiTrnlcnce, ntlcctlimsl Hfjy !
fjccbn und Inlrcllnnu fntl. -
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