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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 189D.
HAPPENINGS IN
NORTH SCRANTON
ENTEIITAINMENT IN PRESBY
TERIAN CHURCH.
Charles Hartley Had Several Num
bers on the Programme Adam
Vonlskl Injured Yesterday in the
Hardly Ablo Mines Surprise Par
ty in Honor of Miss Margaret Can
non Officers of Pu-noo-ka Lodge,
K. of P., Elected Picnic of the
Baptist Church at Nay Aug Park.
A most plensant evening was on
Joyed liy a large audience last even
ing ut tlio Providence Presbyterian
church, when Charles Hartley and oth
ers entertained for two hours or more.
Mr. Hartley's ventriloquism and Im
personations were Immensely enjoyed
by all present.
Uesldes Mr. Hartley's wonderful ex
hibition there were several beautiful
musical selections. After the enter
tainment a social was held which In
cluded Ice cream, cake nnd chatting.
TWO ACCIDENTS.
Adam Vonlskl, 'i laborer, was In
jured In the Hardly Able mine yester
day. He had put a large pie-'e of coal
In the car when It slipped back and
struck him on the wrist, cutting an
artery. He neatly bled to death be
l'oie the How was stopped.
Thomas Fcnton. of Green nidge
street, had his leg broke in (lie Mar
vine mine Monday. He is employed
as a driver anil while uncoupling a
trip of cars another trip ran Into it
anil caught bis leg between the bump
ers with the aoove result.
StHI'lUSH PAflTV.
A surprise party-vvns tendered Mon
day night to Miss Margaret Cannon,
who recently returned from Philadel
phia. The patty was attended by her
many friends nnd was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon,
on Hudson sheet. Gnnies .singing,
Instrumental music and dancing was
enjoyed until a Into hour, when re
freshments weio served.
Those present were Misses Kate
Keurns, Kate and May Clark. Tessle
Burns, Annie Henley, Mary McHale.
Maine Cantello, Julia Gllmore, Sarah
Oerrlty. Xorab Oerrlty. Nora. Mary
nnd .Sadie Jennings, Mary Cannon,
Mary Marrln, Margaret Camion, Kate
Kennehan, Messrs. John Schoflcld,
Patrick McHale, John Lnlly, H. Hen
nehan, Patrick Holand. John Vaughan,
John and Frank Clark, John Lottus,
P. J. Carroll, W. A. Lynotl, Joseph
Grady. C. H. A. O'lioyle. Martin No
Ian. Michael Fox. Thomas Fox, Martin
Jennings, Michael TIerney, Nicholas
Tlcrney, William Healey, Michael,
Thomas an! John Cannon. Austin Ger
ilty, MIchoal Itock and John Sherman.
Painc's Celery Compound 75c
Pinkham's Compound 70c
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis....7sc
Mcllon's Food 38c and 55c
G1-OKCI-: W. JENKINS",
t 01 S. Main Avenue
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net
Grenadine
The usual clearance of Fancy Silks
and exclusive designs in Grenadines be
gins tomorrow morning. The entire
stock suffers from a deep and decisive
price cut, although in every other respect
it is matchless and perfect.
Only an item or two are mentioned,
as details would simply mean a repetition
of the same old story reductions, reduc
tions, reductions, all through the stock.
15 pieces fancy "Jap" Wash Silks.
The best goods in the best patterns.
2cyard.
20 pieces printed Foulards and China
Silks, navy and black grounds only. Been
65c all season. Closing price
A EC yard.
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10 pieces Cheney Bros.' highest,
grade, 24-inch printed Foulard Silks. A
standard 75c quality all over the country.
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Grenadines
All of our exclusive importations
and select dress patterns, also piece goods
at less than cost, to close.
Sale of Silks and Grenadines
Begins Tuesday, July 19th.
Globe Warehouse
WORLD FAMOUS
Body, Drain anil Nerve Tonic.
To Overcome
SUMMER COMPLAINTS
AND IIUAT PROSTRATION.
Al.t, nlUNUIISTS. AVOW RL'IMTITUTBI
Portraits and endorsements sent
postpaid.
A1ARIANI & CO.. ni W. 13th St . New Vorlt.
NKWS NOTES.
Pa-noo-ka lodge, No. SOS, K. of P.,
elected the following members for the
ensuing year. Andrew Summer, chan
cellor; Isoao Williams, vice chancel
lor; Joseph Clam, master at an i;
Hdward Smith, master of work; An.
drew Nicholas, master of exchequer;
George Watton. master of Ilnnnee;
Thomas P. Hlrtley, keeper of records
and seal; J. U. Davis, prelate; DaviJ
Hlrtley, representative to grand lodge.
Yesterday tho Haptist church con
gregation of Wayne u venue held their
outing at Nay Aug park. Six cars
were used to take the congregation 10
the park and many went In the nf'T
noon. The ears left the sautao at a
o'clock and returned at t;.
PERSONAL. MENTION.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Cravel. of Leg
Belt's street, Is at Lake Wlnola.
William 11. Lynott, of West Market
street, left yesterday for Liberty, N. V.
P. J. Carroll, of Smith's store, loft
yesterday for a ten days' vacation at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary Doyle, of Shamokln. Is
the guest of Miss P. Hrogan, of West
Market street.
Mrs. George MeFadden, of Ifoboken.
Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James, of West Market stteet
lloin, to Mr. and Mrs. James Sultry,
ol West Market street, a son.
Ed. Carter, of Tuylor, was the guest
of friends on West .Market street, yes
terday. Kmlle Jones, of Prick avenue, Is vis
iting friends at Greenwood.
Misses Mzzie Davis, of 1'aikcr street,
and Mary Howell, of North Main ave
nue, will Ienve on Saturday for a two
weeks' visit to Atluntle City.
Mrs. Charles Ilrvant and daughter,
N'llle of Honesdale, who- have been
the guests for the past two month.i of
the former's sister, Mrs. Deloss Moore,
or Parker street, havu returned home.
Miss Susie Parties, of North Main
avenue, and Miss Eva Meredith, of
Wayne avenue, left yesterday for a
visit to tiuffulo, N. Y.
N. W. Penjamln, of North Mnln ave
nue, has leturned from a visit to his
son, Itev. C. A. Penjamln, of Athens.
lohn Phillips, of Williams stret. is 111.
Councilman David Hoese, of Wayne
avenue, Is 111.
William Ponncr nnd Daniel Jones
visited Taylor friends vesterday.
Miss Sadie Owens, of Brick avenue,
Is the guest of her uncle, Mr. John
Davis, of Taylor.
Lou Rockwell, of Syracuse, Is visiting
friends here
DEATH FOLLOWED FORTUNE.
Young Man Who Lately Inherited
(370,000 Is Found Dead.
Heading, Pa., July IS. Harry Lovnn,
nged 35 years, a young man who re
cently Inherited $70,000. had a fight last
night In a saloon. Today be wag found
dead in a Held on the outskirts of the
fltv, n"ar his home
The coroner Is Investigating.
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EVENTS OE DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
MEETING OF IVORITES TO AR
RANGE RECEPTION.
Officers of tho Grand Lodge Will Do
Honored by Fellow-Members on
August 15 Neighbors Quarrel and
Wind Up in an Alderman's Office.
Dawes - Elslnger Wedding This
Evening Smaller Paragraphs o
ueneral interest Personal men
tion. The general committee representing
the live lodges of American True Ivor
lies, appointed for the purpose of tend
ering a reception to the grand officers
from this city, recently elected at tho
Grand lodge meeting In New Tork. met
In the Hubert Morris lodge rooms Inst
evening and perfected organization, ap
pointed committees and llxed upon a
dnto for the reception.
The grand officers are: President,
Ulchnrd 11. Williams; serjrdary. John
J. Kvans: treasurer, Hoger Evans, all
of this city. The committee represent
ing the live organizations Is composed
of the following: Dr. H. (5. Heddoe,
David J. Davis, Howell Harris, of llob
ert Morris lodge, No. f.S, and William
P. Davis, D. D. I,nvls, Richard K.
Jones, of Dewl Snnt lodge, No. 60, West
Scranton; Isaac Edwards. Edward
Smith, David Jeffries, James P. Davis,
Kvan Oabrlel. of Thomas Jefferson, No.
60, and Carladlawtt lodge, No. .1, North
Scranton. and Jneob Jones, of Temple
of Love lodge, No. 7, Taylor.
David D. Lewis was selected as chair
man and David J. Davis, secretary.
It was decided to hold the reception on
Tuesday evening. AugusU13. In Dewl
Sant lodge rooms. Co-operative hall
building. A programme of singing and
addresses will be prepared, and will be
followed by Impromptu remarks by
those present. Refreshments will be
served.
The committee appointed to arrange
the programme Is composed of Howell
Harris, James P. Davis, William S.
Davis, Jacob Jones. David Jeffries nnd
Evan Oabrlel. The refreshment com
mittee is IUehard K. Jones, Dr. Hed
doe. Edward Smith, Isaac Edwards and
David I). Lewis.
The affair will be attended by tho
members of the five lodges nnd male
friends. The committee will meet next
Tuesday evening at the same place and
receive the reports of the sub-eommlt-tees.
WEDDING THIS EVENING.
Will H. Dawe, of West Point, Nob.,
and Miss Mary Elslnger. of North
Main avenuo, will be married at 8.30
o'clock this evening nt St. David's
Episcopal church. A reception will fol
low at the home of tho bride's parents.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Ethel Dawe, sister of the groom, and
Alexander Sharkey, of Pittston, will
net as groomsman. The ushers will
be Penjamln F. Maxey, Sol McKeoby,
Will l'.jun and Alexander Bryden, of
Pittston. Kev. E. J. McHenry will
perforin the ceremony and Miss Grace
Acker will play the wedding march.
PEPOnE ALDBIIMAN JOHN.
David Evans, of "Washburn street,
was arrested yesterday at the Instance
of his neighbor, Alfred Dowse, charged
with assault and battery. The arrest
grew out of a family quarrel. At the
hearing before Alderman John. Evans
was held in $200 ball for bis appearance
at court. William Jones qualified as
bondsman.
Constable Timothy Jones made the
arrest, and In searching Evans in the
alderman's office, found a blackjack In
his pocket. A warrant was sworn out
on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons, and $200 bail was furnished
on that charge.
CANNOT FIND THE PODT.
Another effort was made yesterday
by searchera to recover the body of
the man found on the West mountain
over a week aeo bv Mrs. iinoebiek. hm
without success.
I'nless the men are ordered to con
tinue the search tho effort will be
abandoned, and the matter will ho
dropped.
GENEUAL NEWS NOTES.
William Ruddy, an employe at Brlggs
shaft, had his fingers smashed by cars
while at work yesterday.
George Richards, of North Pllmore
avenue, who was injured In tho Mt.
Pleasant mine several weeks aso, Is
slowly recoverltv? at his home.
Waco council. No. -15. Daughters of
Poeohontas, will conduct an Ice cream
social at 132 Tenth street this evening.
The public Is Invited.
The officers of Esther assembly. No.
lfi. Ancient and Independent Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain were In
stalled last evening. A social session
followed the Installation.
Rev. Robert Evans, of Penmaen,
South ( Wales, will preach In tthe First
Welsh Congregational church th even
ing. The members of St. Mark's Lutheran
church will hold their semi-annual con
gregational meeting this evening, com
mencing at S o'clock.
A preaching service will be held In
Co-operative hall this evening by tho
elders of the church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints. Tho public Is cor
dially Invited to attend.
Ida, the 9-year-old daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs, Charles Wettzel, of Schnell
court, who has been an invalid for sev
eral ycais owing to the deformity of
one of her limbs, has successfully
passed through an operation and will
be able to walk soon.
A large assemblage of the pupils ami
teachers of the First Welsh Congrega
tional church occurred at Nay Aug
park yesterday, where the annual plo
nlo was held. Special cars were pro
vided to convey the party.
The West Scranton lodge. Knights
of Honor, meets this evening In Co
operative hall and a largo attendance
Is requested.
The discussion of Ulble work In open
parliament will be held at the Wash
burn Street Presbyterian church this
even Int.
me ordinance for the paving of
Price street, between Hyde Paik and
Uromley avenues, has been signed by
GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK
called Graln-O. it Is a delicious. appetlz.
lug, nourishing food drink to take tho
place of coffee. Sold by all sroccrs and
liked by all who used It bectuiso when
properly prepared It tastes like tho finest
coffee, but Is frre from all Its Injurious
properties Urnln-O aids digestion nnd
strengthens tho nerves. It Is not a stim
ulant but a health builder, and children,
as well as adults, can dtlnk It with great
benefit. Costs about H as much as cof
fee. 15 and 23c.
tho mayor and the property owners
have ndvertlscd for bids on the work.
Tho remains of Mr. Rnd Mrs. Zeno
Albro's Infant child were Interred in
Forest Hill cemetery yesterday utter
noon. Vincent Nlcholcbak, a laborer In tho
Continental mine, was badly cut about
the head yesterday afternoon by a fall
of rock. He lives nt 004 Twenty-fifth
street.
The funeral of tho late John Con
nolly will occur tomorrow morning
from his home on Third street. Hurlnl
will be made In the Cathedral ceme
tery. Mrs, Walter Harris, of Acker ave
nue, was bitten by a dog on Monday
evening and sustained a painful In
Jury. Camp No. 333, P. O, S. of A., will run
an excursion to' Shawnnese lake on
Wednesday, Aug. 9.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Will John, Thomas Evans, Albert
Carson nnd Emerson Owen spent yes
terday at Farvlew.
Mrs. John M. Williams nnd Miss
Sarah Williams, of Wilkes-(Jarre, who
have been tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs.
John L, Jenkins, of Jackson street, re
turned home yesterday.
John H. Edwards, of South Main ave
nue, spent yesterday at Montrose.
Prof. H. L. Morgan, of No. 32 school,
was a Wllkes-Parre visitor yesterday.
Mortimer Hognn. of Falrvlew ave
nue, Is visiting relatives in Bingham
ton. Miss Loretta Cannon, of Jackson
street, will visit friends nt Asbury. and
Troy, N. y., during the next four
weeks.
Miss Georgia Johnson, of North Lin
coln avenue. Is on n three weeks' visit
with friends In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles N. Smith, of Price
street. Is sojourning at Lake Ariel.
David Hradshaw nnd wife, of Oar
field avenue, arc summering In New
Jersey.
Mrs. Albert Evans and two children,
of Lafayette street, aie the guests of
relatives at Sterling, Wayne county.
Rev. Jnmcs Pennlnger and wife arc
entertaining the former's mother, Mrs.
Ann Bennlnger, of Ashley.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Penjamln Rennett, of
Luzerne street, have as their guest
Mrs. S. Cblswell, of Montreal, (.'an.
J. Frank Kramer, of Doylestown,
who has been the guest of Arthur
Stover, of ICcyser avenue, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Alfred Godshall, of South Sum
ner avenue, Is suffering from an nt
tack of pleurisy.
Mrs. Thomas Davis and daughters,
of South Main avenue, are occupying
their cottage at Lake Winola.
Pea Coal Delivered, $1.25,
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to C. B.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar avc. Tliono 66S1
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Warrant Out for John Kissling
Charged with Assault and
Battery John Cavanaugh
Discharged.
Mr. Charles Peck, of Meadow ave
nue, appeared before Alderman Lcntcs
yesterday morning nnd swore out a
warrant for John Kissling. charging
him with aggravated assault and bat
tery on the person of his wife. It
seems that Kissling had been keeping
company with Beck's daughter for
some time past, contrary to the wishes
of Mr. and Mrs. Peck.
Sunday evening Kissling appeared
at tho home of his tlnncee In a drunken
c mention and asked her to accompany
him for a short walk. To this Miss
Peck's father objected and ordered
Kissling off of tho premises. Afto." a
I'eated argument Kissling walked out
on the street, where he began an un
ci' I for abuse upon the character
of Mrs. Peck, who Is considered a vciy
respectable lady. At this point Peck,
who was standing inside of his fence,
wnlked out to Kissling and remon
strated with him for abusing his wife.
Mrs. Peck fearing that her husband
would Injure Kissling and thereby ren
der himself liable to arrest, came to
the door of her home and called to her
husband to return to the bouse and
allow Kissling to go his way.
Kissling. angered by this, grasped a
stone from the irj tii'i and 1 urlcd ;t
with great for.-o ,U Mr, liecic, sti Iking
her on the left ild, Just ov the
heart, Mrs. Peck f-d to tho floor find
when plcktd up b some young mi n
who saw the assault was In a semi
conscious condition. Dr. Walsh, who
was called, made her as comfortable
as possible.
Before leaving, Kissling assaulted a
young man named Stadler, who will
appear ngalnst him as a witness. Kis
sling upon hearing of the warrant
being Issued for his arrest proceeded
to the Scranton Stove works, where
he Is employed, drew his pay and left
the city. Constable Woelkers, who was
given the warrant to serve, claims he
knows the whereabouts of the defen
dant and will In a short time appre
hend him.
JOHN CAVANAUGH DIS'.'II AKOKn.
John Cavanaugh. of River street,
was before Alderman Lentes charge 1
with committing an assault upon tho
pet son of Sing Wing, n Chinese latin
dryman who keeps In the Rosn. build
ing on Birch street, and also attempt
ing to burglarize tho place. Attor
ney Donovan In opening the case for
the defendant discovered a legal tech
nicality In the Information offered for
Cavnn.iugh's arrest by which be se
cured a speedy discharge for his client.
Attorney Okell. who appeared for tho
prosecutor, argued against the dis
charge of the defendant, but to no
avail, as the alderman did not view
tho case In the same light as the at
torney. Cavanaugh, who is free for
a time, will be re-arrested in a few
days on another charge and the case
will be watched with much Interest.
Heretoforo he linn borne a good repu
tation, but his friends are loath to
sympathize with him In this trouble.
JAMES BIRD INJURED.
Wlillo delivering a load of coal to a
customer on Stono avenue yesterday,
James Bird, theCodar avenue grocer.met
with n serious accident which will In
dispose him for some lime to come,
After he had unloaded the coal Bird
was ndjuatlnp tho seat on his wagon
when some small boys who were lurk
ing about struck the horse with a stone
and suddenly started him off, throw
ing Bird out of the wagon.
When ho recovered his senses be
found that his arm was fractured
above the elbow and tho was suffer
ing from some severo bruises about
tho head. Dr. Webb was called ami
nttended the Injured man, after which
he was removed to his home. Num
crous accidents of this kind have i.j.
cured recently owing to the work of
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
Dependable,
Satisfactory
Three words of the English language that fittingly apply to the
Big Store. Our merchandise is to be relied upon. It is warranted
to give satisfaction and
ter how much or little
your money.
Sonnette Corsets
orsets J
You know these high grade
corsets. They are specially built
to add grace and beauty to the
figure. They are well made-
made very elastic with French
bone come in a variety of
styles.. We want to close out
an assorted lot just 109 of
them. They ranee in price from
$ to $1.30. Today one uni
form price marks the lot We
give you your choice at
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Just thirty-three Women's and
Misses' Covert Jackets, with fly
or box fronts, plain or velvet
collars, elegantlv silk lined, usu
ally sold for $3 to 6.50. Re
duced today to
Jonas
children and they may be called upon
to pay a neat sum of costs If they
continue with this mischief.
DAVID LANOAN PASSKS AWAY.
David Lnngan, one of the oldest resi
dents of this side, pnssetl away at
the homo of bis nephew, P. J. Mer
rick, on Prospect avenue, Monday
evening. Deceased had been ailing
for some time past and bis death was
hourly expected.
Mr. Langnn was a man of sterling
worth In the community In which he
resided, lie had neon the growth and
progress of the South Side from a mere
vlllnge to Its present condition. In
dustrious and honorable, he built for
himself a reputation which will live
with ills memory. During his Illness he
was very patient and when death came
to relievo him a noble life had closed.
Deceased never married and Is sur
vlded by no immediate relatives. The
funeral will take place Thursday morn
ing from bis late home. A high ma.s
of requiem will ic sung at St. Peters
cathedral and interment will be nnde
In the Dunmore Catholic cemetery.
TOLD IX A FI3W LIXKS.
Kfllo. the 12-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Romanthus Coss. of Pear
street, died yesterday morning. De
ceased was a bright and Interesting
child and was the nrlde of her par
ents, who feel their loss keenly. The
funeral will take place Thursday af
ternoon from parental home. Inter
ment will be made In the Pittston ave
nue cemetery.
Born, to Mr. and Jits John Kchrlo,
of Maple street, a girl.
Division. Xo. 2, Daughters of Krln,
will hold a regular meeting In Phar
macy hall this evening. All members
are quested to be present, as Impor
tant business will he transacted.
Mr. Edward Durkln, of Ilrook street,
Is sojourning at Pear Creek.
A number of young people from this
side attended tho excursion of the
Taylor Catholic congregation to Moun
tain park yesterday.
DUNMOBH.
Six cars comfortably crowded were
required to convey the people accom
panying the excursion to Harvey's lake
yesterday, under the auspices of the
Methodist Kplscopal church and Sun
day school. A most delightful day uas
enjoyed by all present. The weather
was all that could be desired or wished
for. The pastimes, as announced In
this column, were events of Interest,
more especially the boat rac between
James S. Quick and T. P. Stiff, which
was won by the latter after an Inter
esting contest. The distance covered
was three mller and the time required
was twenty minutes. Mr. Quick was
hut nbout four feet In the rear when
his opponent crossed the line. A! Wag
ner proved to be the champion checker
player of the day nnd succeeded In
beating all who ventured to play the
game with him. Itev. A. J. Van Cleft
sui passed all competitors at the ten
plu alley und displayed considerable
skill In handling the ball. D. M. Col
lins and Thomas Hon wood carried off
the honors for pitching quoits, win
ning several Interesting games from
their adversaries, MeBsrs. Stevens and
Conn. Other minor contests were car
lied on, lint were not so Interesting ns
tho above.
The funeral of James Conway, of
Spencer's Held, Sport hill, will take
place tills morning from his late home
at 1 o'clock. A high mass of requiem
will be celebrated In St. Mary's church,
and Interment will be made In St.
Mary's cemetery.
Herman Ludwlg, of West Oi Inker
street, left for Xew York city yester
day morning, where h will spend sev
eral days.
Miss Kva Montgomery, of church
street, Is enjoying her vacation at Har
vc'8 lake.
Miss Iluth Jennings, of Klmhurst. is
spending a few duys with rslatlves on
Apple street.
Henry Mines, of Dudley street, has
gono to Xew York, where ho will spend
several weeks,
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JONAS LONG'S SONS.
Inexpensive
it is always marked
you pay yoik always
Dress Suit Cases
Going on your vacation? If so,
nothing handier than a dress suit
case men and women use them
Here's a beauty, made of fibre,
with leather capped coiners,
brass lock, heavy sewed leather
handle. Regular price has been
$2.48, now our price is
For 22 inch Si. 75
For 24 inch 1.98
Tailor-Made Suits
To fit you out for your trip we
offer Women's and Misses' Tailor-made
Suits, in tan, navy, ca
det and black, made in the most
fashionable styles, handsomely
lined and finished. Regular price
10 to $12.50. Now
$
6.75
OEEEN KIDQE.
The library will lie closed during the
month of August. All books are ex
pected to be returned by July 31.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will picnic at Xny Aug park on
Thursday. They will meet ut the cor
ner of Xew York street and Capouse
avenue at 9.20 a. in. to take the cars.
Miss Mabel Mance of Penn' avenue,
has returned from a week's stay at Klk
lake.
Barton Smith, of Green Ridge street,
leaves today for a two weeks' stay at
Lake Ariel.
Tooth brushes, all sizes and prices.
The finest In tho city nt Manners' phar
macy, 920 Green Ridge street.
Llnford Uarzlar and Ambrose Mul
ley, Jr., are spending a few days at
Gellatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Holbrook, of
Rrooklyn, X. V are the guests of Mr.
and .Mrs. D. W. Hrundage, of Dickson
avenue.
The Green Ridge Lodge of Hopta
sophs Initiated two candidates on Mon
day evening.
Tho gospel tent which lias been re
moved from Siation street, will be
erected In Dunmore on Saturday.
Imperial Queen Hair Tonic at Man
neis' pharmacy, 920 Green Rldgo street,
the greatest hair grower known, COo
a bottle.
PAHK PLACE.
O. V, Hofmnns, of Court street, Is ill.
Samuel Statk. of Tunkhannock, is
visiting IJrlce SIcklcr, of Providence
road.
Miss Florence SIcklcr, of Providence
road, has returned from a few days'
visit at Pittston.
Rev. J. P.. Sweet and wife, of tho
Hydi. Park M. K. church, and G. T.
Miller nnd wife nnd son. are spending
their vacation In Xew York.
Miss Mary Trevertnn, of North Main
avenue, has accepted a position as tele
phone girl for Dr. Corser.
On Monday evening, July 17, a 'arge
number of friends tendered Edwin S.
RInker, of Green Rldg", n surprise
party on the nnnlversnry of his blith.
A number of friends from Park Place
took possession of the RInker home
on Green Ridge street and Dickson
avenue and turned It Into a bouse of
Joy and feasting. The young people
spent the evening In social games,
recitations und songs: and the oldr
ones In pleasant conversation. At a
seasonable hour refreshments worn
served. Those present on the occa
sion were Mr. nnd .Mrs. ,1. 13, Johnson.
M.'. and Mrs. J. R Wlreliach, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Angelmyer. Mr. and Mrs.
John Kmiluh. sr. Mr. and Mrs. Long,
Mrs. Shoemaker. Rev. Latter and fam
ily, Mls-es Carrie Klesling, Catharine
Sohn-ffer. Messrs. John Xurlluh, War
ren Wirebach, Arthur Klesling. Kmll
Rodeman. George Tamm, Joseph
Siiioenbnrn, Mr. Ruen, Mr. and Mrs.
RInker and family.
CHECKS MUST DE STAMPED.
Parties Who Issue Them Required to
Perform Thnt Duty.
Collector of Internal Revenue T. F.
Peninun has been untitled by the de
partment nt Washington to forbid bank
ofllclnls to attach stamps to i-hecks and
requiring those who Issue them to rail
ed the gummed label according to law.
The order received by Mr. Penman Is
as follows:
"You are directed to notify the banks
that are guilty of stamping unstamped
checks that If the practice Is not Im
mediately discontinued they will be re
ported to the Cnlted States district at
torney for piosecutlon.
"The Instruction contained In treas
ury decision No. 19.C06, under date '
June 29, 1S9S, to the effect that there
was no objection to the atllxlug by the
banks of the requisite stamps to an un
stamped check presented for payment
Is hereby revoked.
"This Instruction wns given to meM
an emergency Immediately preceding
the taking effect of the stamp act on
July 1, 1898, In order to obviate the ne
cessity of returning by the banks thou-
Longs
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
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low in price. No mat
receive good value for
Blade, white, cream and all
colors, always sold for 39c To
day's price will be
29c
Try a Meal J
In our cafe everything served
is fresh, clean and wholesome
and cooked to a nicety. Regu
lar dinner
25c
Dress Goods
vsvwj
All-Wool Black Brocaded, 45
inches wide, very neat dress
goods, our regular 50c fabric.
Now per yard.
35c
Sons
EDUCATIONAL.
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
JOHN HOWARD IIAMKIS, I'rssldent.
ComprlR-s a College with four coursev
Academy for young Men and Hoys;
Ladles' Institute, a icllned Hoarding
School: School of Music with gradu
ating courier For catalogue nddrcst
Wm. C. Orotzinger, Lowisbure', Pa.
Registrar.
sands of unstamped checks Issued by
drawers in Ignorance of the law. Tho
law being now generally understood,
there Is no further need of the permis
sion. "This action was taken upon Infor
mation that certain banks had adopted
the practice of not requiring stamps, as
an advertisement to secure patronage
as against rival bnnks."
WILL PLAY CRICKET.
Team of Lace Factory Employes
Going to Olyphnnt.
The Scranton Lace Factory Cricket
club will play cricket with the Oly
phant liuh next Saturday, and an ex
citing contest Is anticipated.
The Scranton team comprises the fol
lowing: It. Hammond, captain; R.
Skehiton, C. Seamnns, C. Knight, C,
Cresswell, M. O'lioyle. W. Jackson, F.
Copson, G. Cooke, J. (ioodall, J. Rauner.
W, Smith will umpire.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Charles Sweet, aged 2.', years, died
yesterday afternoon nt her home. 331
North Rebecca avenue. She is survived
by her husband, who Is cmployid as a
machinist In the Delaware. Larha wanna
nnd Western idiop. ii.e funeral arrange,
nients have not yet been completed.
RHie M. Cro.. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. fl. M. Croxs. died yesterdav at tho
residence, 311 Pear street, after a linger
lug Illness. The funeral will take placo
Thursday at 2 o'clock. Interment will bo
m.ido In the Washburn street cumoterj.
A seven-moiitlis-old child of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Steven Onrioll, of South l'llmore
avenue, died yesterday. The tuiur.il an
nouncement will bo made Utter.
Our baby has been continually trou
bled with colic and cholera Infantum
since bis birth, and all thnt we could
do for him did not seem to give more
thnn temporary relief, until we tried
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. Since giving that rem
edy he has not been troubled. We want
K give you this testimonial as an evi
dence of our gratitude, not that you
need It to advertise your meritorious
remedy. G. M. Law, Koowul;, Iowa.
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