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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1899.
EVENTS OP DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
OPTION ON TIN PLATE PLANT
WILL SOON EXPIRE.
Unless a Sufficient Amount of Stock
Is Pledged by January 1 the In
dustry Will Do Located Elsewhere.
Additional Christmas Exercises.
Masonle Lodge Installation Br.
Beach Overcome by Coal G-as I"u
neral Announcements and Othtr
News Notes.
Only a few days more remain for
the pcoplo of West Scranton to sub
scribe for the nceessiry amount of
stock to secure the proposed tin
plate Industry, and unless It Is fotth
comlng by the first of next week the
chances are that the plant will bo
located elsewhere. When the Scnmton
board of trade decided to recommend
the industry to the citizens of Scran
ton, they took Into consideration thut
West Scranton people had been
clamoring for something In the manu
facturing lino for many years, and in
defeience to the wishes of the manu
facturers committee, Mr. Torbet gave
the West Side board of trade an op
tion on the plant for four weeks.
Dm lng that time seeral desirable
sites have been nffeiod. and pledges
to the amount of $150.l00 have been
secured, but Mr, Torbet prefeis th
Kcyser Valley as u location, an 1
would be pleased to build theie. tf
two or three of the moneyed men of
West Scranton will bubsotlbe $3,000
each, the soliciting committee nie
contldent that the balance icquiied
will be forthcoming from others who
desire to Invest smaller amounts.
There are at least a dozen men her"
who are able to subsculbe that amount,
hut they are rather doubtful nf the
conecin. and if they seek an Interview
with Mr. Toboit nt the Board of
Trade building, the nocessat y informa
tion can be readily seemed. John R.
Farr, R. O. Moig-in and William Kai
1 ell, the local soliciting committee,
have each pledged themselves to ta,
stock in this plant, and several other
well-known men have signified their
Intention of subscribing if the plant can
be secured, and It Is to bo hoped tins
opportunity will not be lost sight of
The future of West Scranton depends
upon the location of manufactutlngn
dustrles, and with the opening up of
the different home sites on every side
and new buildings In course of erec
tion, the outlook Is favorable for this
section of the city to become one of
the best manufacturing centres in
Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Christmas i:xi:ucisi:s.
The primary, Intermediate and adult
pupils of the Jackson Stieet Baptist
Sunday school held their annual
Uwanta
Good cough remedy, take Du
fours French Tar. For Sale at
GEORGE W. JHNKINS'.
lot & Main Ave ius
There's a
Lot
of
Left on Our Tables
Suitable for
JLlVVT I will J JIIIu3o
You May Take
Them Away
in
For
About
What We Would
v Have Asked
Come i
And Get Your Share
Of the Bargains.
Globe Warehouse
hos!!
A good atom
oh in u k e
Mmtrl.li.lirr fnftrl
- a poir stom
ach pollution
refimo. lloitcf
tor's toniajj
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Strengthen
tlicStoinnch
nnd keep It from
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weak For rl)
enritli liiwbcen
UiocLiuuplonof
heat ill. Try It.
Chilstnias exercises at the chut oh last
evening. An Interesting progiamme o
musical and llteiury numbers was en
Joyed by a largo oudiancc.
The children of the Flist Baptist
Sunday school under twelve years ot
ngu will meet this evening between
7 and o'clock at the pirsonago, 20S
Not th Hyde P.uk avonu , where the
Christmas tree exercises will bo en- ,
Joyed. A late ticat is ptomlscd those
who attend.
The pupils of the (Jarlleld Aenuo
mission of the First Welsh Baptist
Sundny school weio cnteitolned last
evening with similar exercises anil
candy, otanges and nuts were distil
huted by the supeilntendcnt and teach
ets. The affair was ety enjoyable.
MASONIC INSTALLATION.
The new'ly elect. A iniceis of Hyde
P.uk Lodge No. TJ . Tree and Accepted
Masons, were Instilled last t veiling in
Masonic hall It has ben the custom
of the lodge In fotnvr years to have a
banquet aft.T the insUllntlon. but tills
feature has been omitted this year.
The olllcei-t install" 1 Acre. Wor
shipful Master. David J. Davis, senior
waidin. W Haydn i:aus. Jurlor war
den, fieoige Oberdaifei; treasurer.
Willi 'in P.. Williams, secretary,
duties I" Lannlng; turUeos, Thomas
B. Cuey, James Lai ton and duties It.
IMtclur.
AKKIiCTlUl HY COAL. JA3.
Dr. Geoige B. Be.ich, of South Main
auntie, was ovenomo by toil gas
from the fiunnee In his home carlv
yesterday miunlng and suffeicd much
Incorvenlence as a result. The family
had been awav for several dajs and
on Tuesday when the doctor returned
a the was started In te furnace.
Supposing that the lit .iter was prop
erly dampenrd off, lr Unch letlrcd,
and when he was awnUtned by a pa
tient at the door he ius almost suf
focated. Ass!stanc wns rendered and
the doctor was testing easily list even
ing. FUNERAL OF A CHILD.
Hev. J. B. Sweet, pastor of the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
conducted the funeial seivlee yester
day afternoon ocr the lcmains of
Myitle. the child of Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller, who died on Tuesday
from dlphtheila.
The services were pilvate, owing to
the contagious disease. The family ate
sore utlllctod over their loss. The in
terment was made In Washbuin stieet
ccmeteiy.
NiiWLY km:cti:d oynenns.
St. Cecelia's Catholic Total Abstin
ence society has elected the following
ofllcers for the coming teim: Presi
dent, Mrs. Lnshi-r: vice piesident. Miu
Ulna Bolton lecoiding secrt tary, MUs
Last Week.
IJw STOMACH ,o.
SITTERS
jlCC iHlIlfS
l-l 1-C
Kate Cunningham; financial secretary,
Miss Mary Rnfferty treasurer, Miss
Nellie Pelmcr; orgear.t-at-arms, Mlw
Nellie McAullffc.
The Trip Park Hos company has
elected olHccrs as follows: I'resldent,
J. J. Murphy: vlco president, P. J.
Heap' treasurer, Frank Goodtlch; sec
rotary, P. J. McAndrow foieman,
William Farr, first assistant, John
Kelly; second assistant, Thoinis Mc-Naniara-
trustee, Oeorge (Mietdorfof
plpemen, William Heap, William Orcon
and William Muiphy.
NOTfS AND PHItSl.NALS.
Thomas Vaughan and Miss Caroline
Probert. both of West Scranton, were
married on Christmas day by Hev.
William fc Morgar.s, at his homo In
Hdwards court.
The meeting ot Fifteenth ward
Democrats will be hld this evening at
Lynott'B barber rhop on Luz.-rn
stieet, when a candidate will bu named
for select council.
Tho funeral services over the to
mains of tho late Thomas Ccsgrovo
will he ronducted at 2 o'clock this
afternoon In St. I'uti Ic-ft'R church. Bur
ial will bo made In tho cathedral ceme
tery. A Christmas entertainment will be
given In the Washburn Street Presby
tetlan church tli'1 evening.
St. Paul's Plonker eorps will meet
this evening to decide whether or not
they will give nn exhibition drill at
St. Panicle's church fair.
The tcnialns of the late Thoinat Gib
son will bo lnteried in thn cathodial
cemetery this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Services over the remains of tho hit'
Mrs Sablna Walsh weto held In Holy
Cross church yesterday afternoon.
Burial was made in the cathedral
cemetery.
The Allls Mission chapter ot the lip
worth League will meet this evening
after the legular piavir meeting.when
the former supeilnt"iident, William
Crawford, will speak.
The drawing for an Kmerson giand
upright piano will take place at Claiko
Biothers" I'epirtment store at 4 o'clock I
this cftotnoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Alvord, Grace
Williams and Mabel Dals, of Carbon
dale, have returned home from a visit
with lelatlves on Lafayette street.
The Gul.i Dancing club will resums
their weekly sessions tomoirow even
ing In Me'tis' Irill.
Miss BrldtH McGraw, of N'ew York,
Is visiting her patents on Continental
Hill.
James Finnertv, of Sixteenth street,
has returned from New Jersey to spend
the holld.ivs with his relatives.
Walter Jones, of North Hyde Park
avenue, Is spending a few days home
from Bloomsbuig State Normal school.
William Beets, of Aubuin N. ".. Is
visiting his brother, Albrt Bers, of
North Main avenue.
The members of the Ladles' Irish
Catholic Pcneo'ent association en
Joyed a social fcesslon last evening
after the tegular meeting. Cake, cof
fee and sindwleiies wcie served.
St. Leo's battalion will mert this
evening to lomplcte enanrements for
a smoker to be held in the rooms on
New Year's eve.
The Chilstnias fes-tlval of St. DaWd's
Tplscopal Sunday school will b held
this evening In the diurch Litany
will be sild tonulrow moiulng nt S
o'clock.
At the regular meeting of Branch
44, C. M. B. A., held In Harl Garl
lull last evening, Patilck J. MAn
diew was elected tepte3entative to the
giand council, which meets In Wilkes
Barre next August. John F, Lunn;
was chosen alternate.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Thomua
Saunders will oecur at 3 o'clock this
afternoon from the house, 120$ Luzerne
street. Bmlal will be made In thj
Washburn stieet cemeterv.
Chailes Leber, of Ke stone Academy,
Is spending the holiday vacation at
his home on Hampton street.
NORTH SCRANTON.
Mr. and Mis. P. J. Joidan, of North
Main avenue, entertained 'it a euchri
partv Tuesday night In honor of Dr.
James J. Walsh, of New York, and
Di. Joseph P. Walsh, of Philadelphia.
Tho guests were. T Frame Joidan,
James Jordan. Miss Amu ind Mhs
Elizabeth Jordan, of olyphant Miss
Alice and Miss Anna Hobiin, of Scran
ton: John Mnngaii, Miss Muigiiet
Mangan, Miss Kate Maloney and
Michael Donnelly, of PUtaton, ttnr
ney John J. Shea, of Wilkes-Bane;
Attoinev Daid J. Reedy of Sci.tnton;
Dr. John McGrath. of Scranton; John
Coxe, Miss Mary rixe. Miss Maiguret
Coe. Patrick Coxe. M.-.S Marsaiet
Walsh, Miss Josr'phlno Wjlsh and M,
P. Walsh of Parsons, Dr. .limes J.
Walsh, of New York. Dr. Joseph D.
Walsh, of Philadelphia. Dr. Slanton,
John AV. Jordan, P P. Jordan, .Mrs. P.
J. Ruanc. James Bell. Miss Anna Bell,
Mrs. D. F. Kearney, Mlsa Annie Kear
ney, Miss May Kearney, Mbs Agnes
Lynott. Miss Mas y JonUm and Joseph
P. Jordan, of Scianton.
F.dward M. Jones and Miss Dinah D.
Richards, two well known young peo
ple of Nantlcoke, weie united in mar
riage yesterday afternoon at the home
of Rev. Wi F. Davles, of Summit
avenue.
The first prize at cards was won by
Miss Margaiet Coxe, of Piisons, find
T Frank Jot dun, of Glyph. int.
Tho funeral of Patilck McMahon, of
West Murket street, who died Monday
afternoon, will take place this after
noon. The deceased was well known
in this section. He Is survived by one
brother and two sisters. They nro:
James McMahon, Mrs, James Ford and
Mrs. Philip McKenzle.
Miss Ora Reese, of North Main ave
nue, entertained a number of her
friends at her home last evening. Mu
sic and various games were Indulged
in until a seasonable hour, when re
freshments were served by tho fair
hostess.
The Modoc Social club held their
social In Worklngmen's holl, on North
Main avenue, last evening.
The Keystone Dramatic club will pro-
Crain-O I
Grain- !
Remember that iiamo when you
want a delicious, appetizing, nour
IsbltiR food drink to take tho place
of coffee. Sold by all grocer and
liked by nil who hiive used it.
Graiu-0 is mado of puro grain, it
aids digestion and strengthens tho
nene. It iu not a stimulant hut a
health builder, and tho children ns
well as the ndults enn drink it with
great benefit. Costs about J ns much
as coffee. ISc, nnd 25c, per pack,
nge. Ask jour grocer for Gruin-O.
Try Crain-O !
Intltt that your grocer cues jcu Grtln-0
Accept no Imitation.
Strengthens
System
Body
Brain
and Nerves.
r "-i5t
(MARUNI Wirt
No other preparation hns over received
so ninny voluntary testimonials from
emliifiit people as tho world-famous
Murlonl Wine. Agrceablo and lasting.
U.-tore mals APPETIZER
After flsrls DIGESTIVE
At all Tlmjs TONIC
Eold by nil dregglsts Rcfurc suli5"tutes
Mnrlanl & Co.. t2 W 15th St , Now
York, publish u handsome book of en
dorsements of Emperors. Hmpre", Prln
nc' i, Cnrdlnnb rchblshops and other
distinguished p.,sonnges It Is sent
Kratls and postpaid to nil who wrlto
for It
ducc "The Flag of Truce," n thrill
ing military drama. In the nudltorlum,
Filday evening, Jan. H.
The Father Whltty society will hold
their annual country dance and social
In the Auditorium, Wednesday evening,
Jnn. 10.
The High Works' band will conduct
a social and dance In the auditorium,
New Year's night,
Mr. and Mrs. K. C Ciellln. of North
Main avenue and son, John, s.imt
Chilstmns with the family of Mr. Wil
liam Klecs, of Archbald.
Thomas Davles. of Cayuga street,
who hns been serving In the United
States oanlrv In Cuba for the "nst
eight months, Is home having procuretl
his discharge fiom th service.
Dvid Williams, a student at Mans
field State Normal sclioil, I? visiting
his mother Mrs. Thomas Z. Williams,
of William street.
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Owen Blglln Injuied at Spencer
Mines Sunday School Ofllcers
Elected Other News Notes.
Owen Hlglin Is suffering at his homo
on Hast Drinker street fiom ery pain
ful Injuries received while tiding on a
trip of cars at Spencer mines Tuesday.
Mr. Blglln had Jumped on a trip ot
mine cars, which were ascenJIng a
plane, and upon the trip reaching tlui
head of the plane he still maintained
his position, not seeing a largo beam
which the cars would pass under be
fore stopping.
He was brushed off fiom where he
was standing and tin own to the
giound. tho beam having struck him
directly on the head, rendeting the un
fottunate man unconscious. He waa
picked up by employes ami soon taken
home and medlcnl nld summoned. Un
der the care of a physb Ian the Injured
man is resting fiulte easily and no
serious Injury Is thought to result from
the accident.
OFFICKRS WI1RF ELECTED.
The annual election of ortlcers of the
Methodist Episcopal .-'unday school
was held In the lectin e room of the
church Inst evening. The following
will serve: Supeilntendent. Daniel
Powell; assistant superintendent.
Thomas Hcnwood; supeilntenJent pri
mary depattment. Mat Ion Kenny: a
slstant superintendent primary depart
ment, Marie VanCleff s-eeretarv, Ed
win Anguln, assistant secretary. Will
iam Zlegler treasurer, A. B. Baker;
librarian, Charles Shaffer first assis
tant llbrarlan.Theodoro Zelgb'r; second
assistant librarian. C.ai field Anguln;
third assistant librirlan Waller Har
per- secretary Sundav jchool board,
Charles Shaffer: president missionary
society, Daniel Powill; lce president,
Mrs. Thomas Dershimcr, secretary,
and treasurer, Poter Rlegle: pianist,
Ruley Yost assistant Elsie Powell.
Tho old corps of teaeheis was se
lected. l.ITTI.U BITS OF NHWS.
A meeting of the Krights of Honor
will be held In Washington hall this
evening at 7 30 o'clock All membeia
are requested to be present, as tho
election of oticers for the coming year
will take place.
Spencer S: Keller arc nw lng their
stock of groceries and confectionery
from the Frost building on Drink r
street to new rin-ters In tho Indepen
dent Order of Odd Fellows' building,
on Chestnut street.
J. Palmer VanCourt, of Jersey City,
N. J., who has been spending the
Christmas holidays with Miss Gertrud
Farbr. of Rlgg street, returned homo
yesterday.
The meeting of the Dunmoro Metho
dist Episcopal church official board,
announced for this evening, Is post
poned. Kdward Clark, of Brooklyn, N. Y., Is
niu,iib til nit' iiuum in jnn imit'iii's i
Kli.'nuinb' u snuri e Hummus vacuu'-iii.
Jacoh Rionson. of Kim street. Is en
tertaining at his home Mr. V.. Whlttler,
of Thompson.
GREEN RIDQE.
Green Ridge lodge, No. C03 Independ
ent Order of Odd Fellows, after the
business meeting this evening will have
a gramophone entertainment and
luncheon. The committee will seive
refreshments.
Tho Green Illdge Womans' Chils
tlna Temperance union will meet this
afternoon at 3 o'clock In the Library,
Green Illdge street. A full attendance
Is desired.
OBITUARY
Miss Catherine Haggerty, aged 1 tears,
died rather unexpectedly testerday ut the
homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Itt
rlck Hnggcrty, of 1133 North Main ave
nue. Besides her parents sho is sur
vived by three sisters, Maiy, Agnc3 and
Annie, and one bi other, James. Tho fu
neral will be held on Saturday morning
nnd Interment will be made In Cathedral
cemetery.
Nellie, the 1-year-old daughter of Pat
rick Lynn, died yesterday at her father's
home, ut tho corner of Luzerne und
Twenty-third streets. The funeral will
take place Filday nfternoon with inti r
nunt In the Cathedral cemetery.
An ll-yeur-old child of Mr and Mrs. H.
F. Hrlik. of .I2J Kvr.nB court, died yes
torda. Tho funeral wlll bo conducted
ut tho houso tit 1 o'clcck this afternoon,
nnd tho remains will be taken to Union,
l'a., for Interment.
An Infant child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mi
chael Hcnnlpan. of HH Luierne street,
died yesterday. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock and
burial will bo mado In the Cathedial
cemetery.
i)
GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
CAUCUS OP TWENTIETH "WARD
PERSONAL NOTES.
John Gibbons and Michael Cuslck
Renominated for tho Offices of
School Controller and Common
Councilman Blcseckor - Schoucr
Nuptials Ellis Daloy Struck by a
D. & H. Train Maennerchor's
ChrlBtmas rcstival Other Brief
Notes and Personals.
At a caucftts of tho Democrats of the
Twentieth ward held last night Jo'in
Gibbons wns re-nomlnated for schoo'
controller and the same compliment
was tendered M. J. Cuslck, the present
common councilman of tho ward. The
boom of W G. O'Mullcy for the Demo
cratic nomination for county treasutor
was also launched
The caucus w held In Corcoran'a
hall and wns largely attended md en
thusiastic. It was the most harmon
ious gathering of Democrats seen In
the Twentieth ward In years. W. G.
O'Mallcy. the city committeeman for
the ward, called the meeting to order
and was elected permanent chairman
of the caucus P. J. Coyne was made
secretary. Chairman O'Malley stated
that they had to nominate candidates
for school co"tt oiler and common coun
cil and called for nominations for school
controller.
Attone P. W. Gallagher took tho
floor and named John Gibbons Mr
Gibbons, lit sild, hns been a member
of the board of school control for years
and Is a credit to the city and to the
ward he lepresents. The board has no
more earnest or Indefatigable worker
for the cause of education and It would
be a distinct loss to it If he was not
returned Those present agreed with
Mr. Gallagher. Theie were no other
nominations and Mr. Gibbons was
nominated by acclamation amid great
enthusiasm and cheering.
Common council was next taken up,
nnd on motion of Pattlck Moote, M. J
Cuslck, the piesent Incumbent, was
also renominated by acclamation
Short addresses weie tnnde by the nom
inees, thanking the voteis for the nom
inations nnd the spiilt in which thej.
wero tendered. Mt Gibbons said tho
nomination, coming with such unanim
ity, was pai tlcularly giatlfylng to him
It showed he has the confidence nnd
respect of his nelghbois which ho
prized above overj thing else. Mr.
Cuslck also made a veiy neat speech,
i On motion of P. W. Gallagher the
, caucus then deci.ucd itself as favor
, lng W. G. O'Malley for the Democratic
I nomination for county treasurer next
'.all.
The voters of the Flist district got
together at the conclusion of the waid
caucus and nominated the following
dlsttlet candidates. Judge of election,
Patilck J. Coyne; Inspector of election,
John Gllmartln; register, ex-Alderman
Patrick Roche. The other dlstilcts will
hold their caucuses tonight.
Mr. Gibbons, who was rc-nomlnatod
last night. Is now serving the last
months of his fourth term ns school
controller. He served one term as a
member of the Fourth district board,
before tho cltv districts were consoli
dated and afterwards served two terms
or eight years on the board of the
present dlsttlet. He then letired from
tho board for a few yeais and four
ears ago returned und resumed his old
place on the board. Ab ho Is not like,
ly to have opposition of any kind ho
can read his title to another term clear
pri;tty homi: wkdding.
A pretty home wedding was celebrat
ed last evening at the home of Mr and
Mis. John Scheuer, on Cedar avenue,
when their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
F. Scheuer, was united in mairiage to
H. A. Blesecker, of the West Side.
Tho nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
William A. Notdt, In the front parlot,
which wns handsomely decorated.
The bilde was attended by Miss
Edith James and Frank Kahler acted
as best man. At the conclusion of tho
manlage ceremony a reception was
held at the home of tho bride and a
bounteous wedding supper was par
taken of in the laige dining room,
which was handsomely decorated.
The guests from out of town were:
M.r and Mis. Frank Blesecker, of Mos
cow, and Mr. and Mis. Emery Nie!,
of Elmhurst.
STRUCK BY A TRAIN
TJllls Daley, a young man employed
at the Axle works, had a narrow es
cape from Instant death on Tuesday,
while walking on the Delaware and
Hudson tracks. He started from the
Axle works to see a friend who Is em
ployed at the culm washery nearby,
and while walking along the tracks n
passenger ttaln came along.
Young Daley stepped aside to let the
train pass and In so doing got direct
ly In front of a moving coal train on
another Hack, which struck him.
When picked up by the tialn hands ho
was unconscious, but still alive.
The unfortunate man was removed
to his home at 1326 Pittston avenue,
where Dr. L. S. Harnes examined him
and found his skull fractured. The
doctor has hopes of Daley's complete
recovery If no complications set In.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
The Junger Maennerchor last even
ing conducted their annual Christmas
festival nnd Germanla hall was crowd
ed to the doors. A very Interesting
and enjoynble programme was given,
which consisted of vocal and Instru
mental music by the boclety and a
recitation by Miss Coia Young.
At the conclusion of the entertain
ment the children wete presented with
candy and nuts and dancing followed,
music being furnished by Bauer's or
chestra. TOLD IN BRIEF.
Washington camp, 430, Drum corp",
will conduct their annual ball at Music
hall on New Year's afternoon and
evening. Extensive piopnratlons atp
being made to entertain the numerous
friends of the boys. As on former oc
casions a fantastic parade will take
place at 10 o'clock In the morning,
w hlch will surpass all previous proces
sions of this popular organization.
The funeral of the late Frank Nich
olas took place yestetday afternoon
fiom the family residence, 1010 Meadow
taken at night will make you j
fccjl rlnht, act rinht and look J
t 1 0 cents nnfl 00 cenU, nt nil drufftor.
fur the:
1 Diamonds, Diamonds
f$ We nrc now showing the largest and most brilliant selcc-
r$ tion of Fine Cut Stone ever exhibited outside of the large
iS cities. Having bought heavy befote the rise, I am prepared
t0 8ivc my patrons real bargains, from the finest
X BLUE WHITE, JAQCn'S, TOP CAPES AND FINE MELEE.
r AN INSPECTION SOLICITED,
3 Watches, Watches.
; We are offering the best in the world tor the monev. Gold
"5 Filled 15 Jeweled, Warranted Twenty Years, lor $10. In.
3 Hunting or Open Face.
i3 CALL AND LOOK AT OUR BEAUTIFUL LINE OP CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
IE. SCHIMPFF, Jeweler!
-$ 3l 7 Lickawnnna Avenue. &
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Our Building
I Destroyed by
But a Finer One
Has Been Raised.
We have Passenger Elevator Ser
vice to every floor of our establishment.
Our Collection of Dolls
Is a wonder to behold. Toys of
every variety. Come and see the
Menagerie and Santa Claus. We
invite you to examine us thoroughly
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Wholesale
fcSuiiday Schools and
D.WILUAMS&BRO.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
UURC1UNUI2R & UniS, Less::.
It. U. LUNU, Uunac-r.
One Week and Dally Matinees
THE ELROY ST.OUK COMPANY
Admissions 10, 20 ind 30 cents.
Three d.is commencing Monda, Jun 1
Matinee ceiy day.
A Musical Comedy.
flnftG tie iron
By George Totten Smith.
All Star Cast.
Gus Plxley, Edith Klngslev. Gladys
Van, Charles Hoacli, May McCabe, Phil
Mlchlcls, OUvo North William P. and
Ulrdio DeVuull. J U Murph, Rutli Jor
dan, J. O. Odcll, Bertha Wllsca, Richard
Conn, Lillian Roberts
Prices 15, 23, 3.1 and to cents.
Matinees
Daily,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
December 28, 20 and 30.
iiiuMimraira
Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday
January 1, 2 and 3.
MOIMTG CARuO GIRLS
35 People 35.
avenue. Interment was made In the
Washburn street cemetery.
George, the 3-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs John Imeldopf, was yesteiday
nfteinoon la 1 to rest In the German
Catholic cemetery at No. 5.
The a nual smoker of tho Young
Men's Institute, No. 170, will be held
on next Monduy evening In Pharmacy
hall.
Tho Scranton Saengenunde will hao
thcl" annual Christmas festival at
Athletic hall on Sunday evening, when
the children of the members will be
supplied with nuts and cundy.
Mrs. John Pendetgnst and son,
Thomas, of Pittston, are visiting Mr,
nnd Mis. Patrick Ruddy, of Cedar ave
nue. Pea Coal 51.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, cential city and central
Hydo Park. Address ordcis to C B
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave. 'Phone C6S3.
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AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUA1 THEATRE
It. K. LOMi, Alanazer.
riiursday Night, December 28th.
The American Comedienne,
Fanny Bice,
And her own company in tho
latest farcical play,
fl WonderTai Woman
Clever, clean nnd wholesome.
Pikes $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c.
Saturday, Dacembu 30,
Matinee and
(Sight.
Emp rj AmtitemjntCo. (Incorporated)
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Present a grand relul of tho world
famed beautiful American drama and
eei lasting success,
"BLUE JEANS"
BY JOSEPH ARTHUR.
Positively tho only tiavollng eompany
presenting this beautiful plaj See tha
seiiFatlonal saw -mill scone. Soe tho bar
becue Sco the Rising Sun Roarer band,
See the Chrlntmus tree and Santa duns.
Meur the Bluo Jeans Quartette. Note tho
Blue Jeuin Orchtstra
Prices for this oiisasemcnt- Matinee,
25c , SOo , night, tl, "c . DOc , &c.
Monday nnd Tuesday, Jan. 1 and 2.
Special Matinee Monday, Agustus
Pltou's Mammoth Scenic Production
The Gunner's Mate
Not a War Play, A Stiong Com
pany. Tho Greatest of All Naval
Dramas. Scenes laid in New York
nnd on board the V. S. Cruiser New
York.
Prices Night 25, 50, 75, nnd SI.
Matinee 25, 50 and 75.
To PATENT Good Ideas
roar be secured by
our aid. Address,
THE PATENT RECORD,
Daltlmore, Md.
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