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THE SCRANTOX TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1900.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
KXOBAEL T. OtfLKIN INJURED
IN BRiaOB SHAFT.
While Engaged in Laying Tracks a
Fall of Roof Occurred and Injuicd
Him About the Head and Body.
Several Other Accidents -Drawing
for a Piano in Misonlc HallEn
tertainment at St. Fatiick's Fair.
Other Matters of General Interest
to West Side Headers.
Michael r. f'ulkln, who wn eiu
plaved as n tinck Inyei In Hit- 1'tIbrs
haft, mpt with a" lait.ful lecldmt
while nt woik .vevtenh-y. whit li will
incapacitate hlin for nmn time. He
was engaged In laving .1 luitk leading
Into one of the new thambei when
h fall of roof occuned nnrt taught lilru
beneath It. His shouldeis, legs and
hips were badly bruised and he w is
otherwise Injured. Heveinl woiknien
assisted him to his home at 110 South
Van Itiiren nvenue, when Dr. Htennin
attended him and dressed his Injuikn.
Hogrr Campbell, who Is also eni
plovcd In the Ihlggs shaft a a drhe-,
had cine of his tlntreis unshed whll
nt work on Tuedav. '1 lie iiieinlii i was
caught between a piop and a cat. He
resides on Pike stieet
William IMI. it miner In the Hamp
ton, nui row ly osi.t) ed Pilous lnjiu
fioin a blast while at woik on Tuesday
morning. He was lliini: u blii't and
had stnlted to it place. of s.ifotv when i
the powder cxple.'ed. 'lho tljlng oal
knocked him down fin! Iiuled hlin
about the held and bud v. He w.n ,
able to w ilk hump aft'i the anldont. I
Ml-s Beltln K-llj of i:inui stieM. ,
diu,rhl"r of Mall-can lei John H 'l- '
lv, 'lipped and fell "li ihe pavement '
nir her homo and it:i hi i late quite
badlv. Miss Kelly I- it li at In l In No I
1 m hool. '
A .:.e.n-ell rhlM of Ml ami Mm
Frank S. Hivden of I'vnon -Uett. fell
a few das ago and -tl i ut li mi heal
on ii stone iti'Motlng a deep gash In
her foithead.
SOl'INL functions.
An enjovuble bhthday pally wa
held at the home of Ml? Hay Davis
on Hock stieet, Tuesday evening, and
vas attended b a large numbe.- or
aullar pejple Thov, presel.t weu:
Misses Miiv I'eiber, Olive Piillev.
Anna Williams, Anna I'nie, Mabel
i;vans. Mabel Him oik, Mtlla Hvans,
May Lewis, Canle Holllnbeck, Ray
Uavls, Mav lial. H inn ih Wilklns.
(iortrude ilooie, I.-na hoie, Iine
Morfrans, r "-le r.Mis Masteis Koy
"Wlnler, Hert Symtuis, tloiduii Thomn ,
Clinton Coiles, l;iin!e 1 ins, R',
Williams, Roy Odtll LINwDith Will
iams, Jo-rph Hoblnt-on John Ion w,
I'en y Hanson, How lit' M.tsehal, !.
ter Oliver Walt-1 Wilklns and Aitluil
Wilklns.
A laiRo ctowd of oiiiik people en-
WHY DON'T U TRY IT ?
Don't ou Know a MIkM couth m i
unp hrrlou- l.itil. l'loi i.iitin illon at
sui-b (i tlmi is the m r woisl thine llmi
an liLpjieli Hhiiltts h ome ilt.lv
iiioin. onh-. and an ordln ir uiili often
leads to lints trouble. Iirrot'R'h
I'RHNCH TAR I? what Mill want It N
tried and true. I'or ule nt W. Jtn
Klns, Druprlst, 101 S. Main nxenut.
A WORD
OF
WARNING
Our uuique three-price sale ot Ladies' High-Class
Whiter and Early Spring Jackets has reached a suc
cess far beyoud our expectations.
WE NEVER
ADVERTISE
That wh'ch we cannot perform to the letter and so
deem it advisable to warn our friends and patrons,
that while si.es, color? aud weaves are still complete
and just as described wheu the sale was first an
nounced, the indications are that within a couple of
days the breakiug point will be reached and as prices
will not be lowered one single point further than they
stand now. The reasons for quick buying are too
apparent to need enforcement.
WE REPEAT THE
BARGAIN PRICES
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE AND REFERENCE.
QiA Q& Your choice of any Jacket in stock that
' r,T,'"0 gold this season for $7.60 to $10.00.
A-f &C O& Your choice of auy Jacket that sold at
tW apCF.VO from $10.50 to $12.50.
A 4- fcA Oft Your choice of anv Tacket that sell at
tl, eJJV.y O from I3(SO t0 SjS.qo.
REMEMBER
1 There is not a last season's garment in all this bar
gain collection, while the tailoring and fiuishing is
of the very highest possible order.
Globe Warehouse
Health Guarantee
Get a bottle of Hostettcr's Stomach Hit
lers from any druggist. It w ill cure your
vvak stomach. The Bitters is for consti
pation, Indigestion, djspcpsla, bilious
ness, nervousness and all diseases arising
from weak digestion. It has bceu known
nil over the country for the past fifty
years as the Cnnqueror of Dyspepsia.
Sec that a Pnvn e Revenue Stamp
covers tue hcck ot tnc uoiuc.
It Makes Uoatetter's
Rich Blood ilSgJr.
Jovod a .sliav lldc to l'iftstrn on Mon
day evening, v. he re the; weie cnltu
iiilu'.'d at a supper and dance. Miss
Atleluldo Urown acted as chapcion,
ard the participants were Misses Han
n ih riaherty. Martinet A. Tadden,
(Jerlriido Hlewltt, Maigmet Q. Fad
din. Apnea Walsh, riorenec Murray,
tiiate llellly. l.aura Mchurds. Sadle
Cjulntmn, i:tta dimming, IJllznucth
Dully, Margaret flllroy. Alice Mash
tan, Annie Mat ion, Messrs. Janus
UtitTv. llobert 'J'lguo. Claude I.ennlng.t.
Hex Lyons, I.eo Lynch. William Mur
ray. Ituvmond Lesll. Paul iMuiray,
Sthtiivttatl. X. V.: Maurice Qulnn.
Chester Mason. Walter. Jteyno'ds, Her:
.Snvdti, John Sweeney and Mai tin
rngan.
Mi. anil Mis. James RlthiiiiUon, ot
21T. Noith Varlhnen avenue, enter
tained a paity of ft lend Monday oven
lnf at a surprise pany In honor of
their sust, I'luules 12 Mullet, of Salt
Like tity. The i veiling a spent in
Klines and othet dlvclsions, and re
ft esnments weie witcil it .1 icafon
uble hmu. Mi. Mullet has been visit
ing heie for the past live icks inJ
will t ' tin n home In a few das.
VIHI'R I'OMINti ):vi:xts5.
'lln- toniuiltteo In chirse of the ar
lanuemeiit loi the nnnlveisaiy or
Itlpple HKMini, X-. 4", Sons of Tcm
pei mt i1. will meet thl j cvertiiK i.t tnc
home of Miss Maine )hllllp. Tlv
("It In itlon will be held in Meais" hall
on ruesdav ivenlnn, K.bru.uy SO.
Camp No '. !, I'atiiotle Older of
Anietliiiiis will stv,. a dime supper
in Itorite lull on Tuc-dav icnlni?.
J-.'bin u I'. The members will ats-
hold a Miclal In their looms net Tues
dav o cnliif?.
An enteitalnuif nt and social will be
Blen bv the Sons r,f Voteians In
Meirs' hall on Wednesday evening,
rebriiuy -'I. An excellent progi amine
is b?ing ui landed for the occasion
The Hist annual ball of the St. Pet
t'l's Total Abstinence and Hencvolent
soi letv ill mil coips will be held in
Meats' hall on Monday evening. IVIj
luuiy .'i The pioceeda will be used
in pin chasing instruments for th
ootpt.
rrxr i:AL axxoi'xchmkxts.
Hi . J. U sswpet. pislor ot the Simp
son Mi thodlst Kplsc opal church, olll-
lated at the funeral of the late John
W. Sandeis Aestetday morning. Tho
services weie conducted at the housts
on Houth Seventh vtioet and the remain-
were taken to Clirk's Summit,
win-re Interment was made yesterday
afternoon
A nillltniv but Lit will be accorded
the late John Anneinan this afternoon.
He was. a imminent member of Lieu
ten mt V.na S. Grltlith post and an
e-mimber of the Thirteenth regi
ment. The erviees will be conduct. !
at the Wahbiiin stu-tt I'lesbjteilan
ihuith at 1' o'clock 6y Hi v. J. V. Mof-
fat, 1). " , ntnl Interment w 111 tic made.
In tho Dunmorc cemetery.
A PAIXl'UL BEUrJAVOtnXT.
The Rev. Jamrs Hughes, of Lincoln
avenue, writes saying:
"Mi. and Mrs. David Jones, of Re
becca avenue, have Just lost a little
son S veara of age. They aro now In
the midst of tho chilling gloom of a
most painful bereavement. Ho was
their onlv child and the Joy of their
home. Tho dear boy tiled of starlet
fever and because of tho nature of tho
direful disease very few persons have
felt nt liberty to tall on the- utrlckn
patents to express their condolence
and rvmpathy; but I urn pleased to s ly
thot they have the deepest sympathy
of the whole neighborhood.
"This fact may prove some consola
tion to them when they read It In your
paper. The dear little boy was well
known and very many In this dlstr.ct
will miss tho familiar form of poor
"Alfy." Tho prayer of their many
friends is that God will grncelously
sustain and comfort the soi towing
patents."
AXOTHLU COUNTRY DANCE.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of Division No
1, Ancient Order of Hibernians nre mak
ing arrangements for a countiy dance
at Mears' hall on Wednesday cvtrlng.
Fobiuary 14. A prize will be given to
tho best dressed couple with the least
dlsguhe. A cake walk will be a featuie
of the event.
The rommtttec of nnnnsements ton
slsts of Mrs, Mai tin Moinn, Mis. P. J.
Moran, Mrs. McMunn, Mrs, M. H. Mo
ran, Misses Mellndu Aller, Nellie Rid
del!, Maine Gavin, Maty MeHugh. Julia
Limb, Xoia Gerrlty, Knthcrlne Healey,
Nellie Grlfiln, Sarah Duify, Sunk Me
Andiew, MM Slatteiy, Miss Gallagher
and Miss Hogan.
MAXAGKR BURR HUSTONS.
ChuilcM A. Huir, of Madison avenue,
who has been manager of the W. T.
Smith Stole company in North Main
avenue for the past twenty jears, has
tendeied his resignation to the Fuller
Coal company, who at piesuit i ondtict
the gelieial store.
The stoic Is conducted in conjunction
with the Mt. Pleasant collluy and
when the Tuller company imri based
the mine they also assumed control ot
tho store business. Mr Pun has been
succeeded by A. C. t'wittliell.
TICKET NO. 9J9S WON.
Eiectiic City commandeiy. No. 177,
Knights of Malta, conducted a draw
ing In Masonic hall last venlmt for an
upilght piano, whl"h .wis won by tick
et No. 9J9S. held by Thomas H. Jones,
of 151 Everett nver.ii.
The thiiteenth ticket drawn fiom tin:
wheel by Miss Vodils was th .'ucky
coupon. During the evenlinj giapho.
phone selections weie rerdeied under
the direction of Isaic Jlanlels The
committee in chaise of the Ji awing
were Meredith Jons. M -. Diinmlck,
Thomas Thomas anl Aithur Evan.
KEYSER VALLEY HOSE CO.
Conti actor P. J. MeArdicw has been
awarded the tonti.tc: for the erection
of the new building wh'h tin Keyset
Valley Hose ."oni'iin will occupy on
Jackson stieet in the Twentj -first
waid. The stiucture will m two-sloi-les
high. The giound llojr will be- oc
cupied with the nppnatus and horses,
and the second Hoot js a meeting loom
and for social pin po-.es.
WoiK on the building will bt com
menced in a few das Tne company
iceentlv lecelvci 4 '3 fcr- of new cot
ton hose md will respotn to all aluims
In tli.u tleinltv.
ST. PATRICK'S CHFRCH FAIR.
A mtislinl and litei.uy entertainment
was tnjnjtd by a l.uge ciowd at St.
rati kk's thine li fall Inst evening when
a delgatlon from Noith St i. niton weie
In attendant e.
The piogranime consisted etf recita
tions by Ciii.ildine Phillips, jnd vo
nl solos bv Loretta Jennings, Rhnela
Clarke. William Ljnott ami William
F. liuike John Lai Kin, of Van Huien
avenue, and MM Sweenev. of Lati.j
ctte stieet, won the dom plUe Tuesday
evening.
P'TNERAL OF MRS. Dol'D.
Tin it mains of the late Mi. Mlcluel
Doud weie but ne tiom the lamlly ies
el' in c on South VanUuien avenue to
St. Patilck's i lunch itertlay morn
ing. Willie Rev. .1. J. Rut'dy etltbiated
a high mass of .-uleni. luge dele
gation fiom the Ladies' Catholic Utne
veilent nssoelitlon was In attendanee.
The pall-beaieis weie. John Tight.
William Fan ell, Hniiy Cuimon. Rieh
ai tl MeHile. Thomas .Tn"Jin and
Mli liul Stapleton. Tnt-iinent was
mad' In the Cathedral ee:ueter.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
'J he third of a seiles of Initial pup
pets iv III be sfred by the ladior of
the Fiist H.iptlst ehuiih this evening
at the home ot Mi. and Mu. James
M. Eaton, on Tenth Mseet. Tho inl
tlils nic II to M Inclusive. The pub
lic is invited and the r'gulii piln will
be chaiged
A ihlld of Mr. and Mi. Honr
Davis, of 19 :s Washbuin stret t. while
plalng iceentlv, had a needle broken
oft In liei hand, which iaued n pain
ful liiluiv.
i.MIss Rebei ea Hiuke, .,f N'oitli Main
avenue, is. visiting iiIn lives In 'e.
Yoik.
Misses Maiv Burnett nnl Mule Her
ilty, ot Plo is mt slieit .ne spuidlur
u few dajs with fib-nds In Caibon
dale. The leviva' Fervites at the Simpson
Methodist Eplstopal chinch aie b-huj
lond'itted this week by tho p inter.
Rev. J. li. Sweet.
The embioldeiv el iss of the Young
Women's Christian As cutlon v ill
meet this i veiling at 7:30 o'clock All
membets aio leejuested lo bo piestnt.
Anyone wishing to join :ue nl.o invltsd
to lie lucsent.
L. M. Keene the jewele;, of JaeKson
stieet, h.ia been cont'ned to his home
What do the
Children
Drink ?
Don't give thein tea or toffee.
Havo you tried thu uw food think
rnlleei GMIK-Or K ih tleliiious
uud uouriaUiug aud takes tliu pl.ao
of coffee,
Tho more Grain.O vou give the
children the worn health jou distnb.
ute througu their bvstems,
Graiu-0 U made of jiuro grains,
und when jnoperly prepared tastes
like the choice grades of coffee but
cot about I as much. All grocers
sell it. lEc. and 25c.
Try Crain-Q !
Intiit tbtt yoarsrocerg.vft touGSAIN-O
Acctptnolmitiuoa.
After Searching Tests
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy lias Proved Itself
to Be the Only
Positive Cure for Kidney and Blad
der Diseases,
Thousands of reeiuests for ficu bottleH
of Dr. David Kennedj's Favorite Rem
edy are received nenily every day by
the manufattuicis, and upon stilct In
vestigation it has been found that no
lehs than 91 out of every hundred of
those I ciclvlnR tllal bottles have been
so helped by the Remedy sent, that
they have bought large sized bottles at
their diugglstu.
It has been pi oven beyond question
that Favorite Remedy is tho very best
medicine known for diseases of the
Kidneys, Liver. Bladder und Blood,
Rheumatism. Dyspepsia Chionlc Con
stipation, and the sicknesses peculiar to
women. The manufacturers are pre
pared to send free trial bottles post
paid to all those who will wilte, giv
ing their full name und postoffiee ad
dress to the Dr. David Kennedy Cor
poration, Rondout, N. Y and mention
this paper.
Put some of your mine in a glass
tumbler; if In 24 hours it has a sedi
ment, or a milky, cloudy condition: if
it Is pale or discolored, lopy or strlngv,
ou need a good medicine, nnd Fa vol -ite
Remedy Is the best one jou can
tuke. It soecdily cures such danger
ous symptoms as pain In the bin k. fre
quent desire to urinate, especially at
night, scalding burning pain In passing
water, staining of your linen by the
urine and Inability to hold It. Also the
unpleasant and dangeious effects pio
due ed on the svsteni by the use of
whiskey or beei.
Dr. David Kenned.v's Favoilte Rem
edy Is sold nt all drug stoics at $1.00 ,i
bottle-, or K bottles for to 00.
j-lnce Monday with in attack of the
grippe.
Rev. W. D. Thomas, of PlOstcm, was
a visitor on Ninth Bioniley nvenue,
esterda.
The GIojiki of th" Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal chin eh will t ouduct .1
colonial tea on Washington's bhth
day, Februarv L'2.
The West Side Republican club will
hold h regulai meeting this evening
St. John's church fair will be re
opened Saturday evening and ten al
uable articles will be chanced off.
Di. J. J. Roberts and Dr. J. J. Car
loll will serve on the Weit Side hoi
pltal stafr duilng the month of Feb
ruaiv. Dr. Caiioli. of Plymouth, spent j,es
terday with his btothu:, Di. J. J. Car
roll, of Jaekt'on street.
A large audience gleeted the Yoke
Fellows band of the Rillro.id Young
Men's Christian Assentation at the ui'd
winter camp-meeting services In the
Salvation Army barracks last evening
Mis. Margaiet Davis, of Seattle,
Washington, who&e serious Illness was
leported a few dajs ago, died a shoit
time after the death 'of her daughter.
Mis. Samuel R. Price, was repotted.
Both were former residents of West
Scranton and had many friends In this
vicinity.
It Is repotted that Councilman Kd
waid James, jr., of South Muln avenue.
Is ill at Buffalo, N. Y.. where he went
a few das ago on a visit.
Rev. L It. Fostei, of Xoith Lincoln
avenue, has Milllclently reeov creel from
his leeent Illness to bo out again.
NORTH SCRANTON NOfES.
Officers for the Excelsior Dramatic
Club Elected Funeral of
Mary Edwards.
Tin l"ei Isior ri.imalie i lull held i
nietlng In their loomt- lest Sunday
afti innon. The follow Inn ollbeis wen
elected foi the en-uing jn. Pu.
tie nt. .Tami Muiphv. vice piesident
J. P. Golden: tlnim ill "eiutaiy, Dan
ii 1 P. Healy: iccordlng feeiitaiv, G.
J. l.ottus icasnier, Thomas Nov
comb: lllnai 'an. J. J. Bariett: ?er-geant-at-arnis.
J, J. Roland.
On Marth lti the i lub will pioduic
"Cat tain lack, or the Iiish Outlaw."
an Interesting drama, for the benofl
of Division N'o. if Ancient Oidei or
Hlbcinlin.
A PI.EASXT EVENING.
Thioiish the klndlii s.s of Outside
Foieman G. S. Dei ker. a veiv pleas
ant ti lp thioutjh the Ca ugi mines
was Tuesday evening enjojed b.v a
paity of young pejplt composed of
James Hat tw ill, 1'itd Thomas, is. T.
Gould, Chat its Loiens, Fied Gould,
Ms Maud Sbumwav, Miss Ou.'stt Bo
gardus, Miss Ella Walters. Miss Mui
g.uet Gould.
All the points ot inteifst weie v love 1
bv them und ,u exceedingly pleasant
I fine was spoilt. Flashlight pletuies
weie taken and then ut 10 otlotk the
tioivd was hoisted to the sulfate and
lett for home.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
The funeirtl of Maiv, the little
daughter of Mi. and Mrs. William J.
Edwards, was held this afternoon at
' 'J o'tlock from their home on Spiing
street, and was laiel altonuiitl. Th'
t-ervltes wetc conductid by Rev. 3
A. Evans. Intoiment at W.nhbuin
stieet temeteiy. The pvll-benerr.
weiu. Olivet G. Piiwtll Itobert
Thomas, Reesi an I SIU Evans.
Thi tuneial ot Petei Maloney will
be held tomonow morning ut 10
o'clock. The icmains will be taken to
the Holy Koh.ny cliuicli, vvlieio a high
linibs of ieiiiitm will be teltlnrttod.
TOLD IX A FEW LINKS.
'I he Ladies' Aid sotlety of the Pi evi
dent u Metric 1st Kplscoi.il chinch will
hold a thimble paity in the cliuicli
pailois this afternoon,
The ladles of the Piovli'eme Pies
bteiian i lunch me n.iil.lng ptepaia
tlons to hold a .supper on Washing
ton's blrthdiy.
The Kejstone Llietaiy and Diamatle
club will tonduct their weekly m lal
in tiie audltoiiiim thisi evening.
Mlt-s Jennie Veils, of Wilkis Haire.
was tilt guest ot Mis William Obeits.
ot Feidlnand stieet. the foic part of
this week
Tho Modao Social club conducted a
social in WoiklnBmeii'.s hnll last even
ing. The ifi air whb largel.v attendul
and wits thoroughly enjoed by thosa
piesent.
Tlio membeis of the Christian Kn
deavor boclety of the Welsh Congre
gational chinch, Wist Market stieet,
will conduct a debate und enteita'ii
ment on next Thuisday evening in tho
vestry loom of the chuuh, The tiue-"-tlon
to be discussed Is: "Resolved, That
England is justlfled In her piesent war
with tho Hoers," Those repiesentlns
the itfllnnattve ure Emlyn Jones. Robert
R. Williams, Janus Lewis; negative,
Miss Hannah William, David E,
Jones and Daniel Thomas. A musical
and literary piogram has been pre
pared for the occasion. Admission will
be Jiec.
DAY'S DOINGS IN
DUNMRE BOROUGH
DEATH OF MRS. STANTON AT
WHITNEY'S POINT, N. Y.
Funeral Took Flace Yesterday and
Was Attended by Several Foraono
from This Place Miles McDonald
Killed at Washington, N. J. So
cial for the Benefit of Frederick
Hartnoll Was a Success Ladies'
Auxiliary, A. O. H., Will Hold a
Social Tonight Personal Nctes.
Tho deith of Mis. Katharine Stan
ton, which occurred at Whitney's
Point Monday night, came as a most
cruel blow to the many relatives and
friends in this borough. Mm. Stanton
was well known throughout town,
having lived in the borough for a.
period comprising mony jears prior
to making her home at Whitney's
Point.
She Is suivlved bv one son and tw
daughters, who arc Dr. William Stan
ton, of Philadelphia: Mrt. Connolly, ot
Green Ridge, and Miss Grace Stanton,
who lived with the deceased at Whit
ney's Polni. The funeral occuned yes
terday afternoon with lnpicslc ser
vices. Among there who nttoml.'i
fiom this borough wte Misu Ji sale
Wagner and William Pottei, of Green
Ridge and Rlakelv sttiltts, ane! Mr.
and Mis. Robert P. Savage, 'if Grcjn
Ridge stieet.
MILES M'DOXALD KILLED.
News leached this bototigh yester
day of an accident, which occiurcd at
Washington, N. J., in 'vhlch Miles Mi -Donald,
a. well known and popular
young man of this plan, was Instant
ly killed on the Delaw.ut. Laekawanni
ad Western railroad, while engage 1 at
his duties us biakeman.
Deceased is u son ot P.itilck Mi Don
ald, of East Drinktr stieet. The le
inalns weie brought to the heme In
this borough estriday. The funeial
etrangements will be made l.Uci.
PRED IIARTNOLL'S BENEflT.
La t evening' Washlngion hall wa
the 'ccne of a billllunt and merry
eomnanv, tho occasion being the. bene.
lit social given Fredeiiek Htutnoll.
Seldom has the hall b -en so ptoftisely
decoiated as last evening's quests saw
It, and with music furnished by Wuh
leis brothers the evening vvas jasjol
In a moht pleisant maunci.
The committee stiove haid to make
the rfiali a social und 1lnintl.il suc
cess and tiny succeeded.
LITTLE NEWS ITLMH.
The Roma band Is making anange
ments for anothi r grind nclul and
ball, to be given In Kejstone nail dur
ing the month. A speeltb data will
soon be given
The Centurj Dancing clcss will not
meet this evening as tinnounced, but
have postponed their usinl social to
Thursday evening. Pebiuiry s.
The Ladles' Auxiliary, Ancient Or
der of Hibernians, will hold a social
In the Young Men's Trnperaute Llt
eiarv and Renellclal societ's hill to.
night.
The Ladies' Catholic Benefit ast-cli-tlon
will mtet in their looirs inis even
ing :t S o'eloik. All rmmM. aie ".e
iiuested to be present.
The eei lithe -tafr of St. Marks
Eplstopal chuitli will ni'it.thls even
ing in the e hut eh turlois at y o'clock.
PERSONAL MENTION".
Rev. M. IJ. Dr.nlan is in New York
i lt.v, when he w 111 i lid - -vei.il tl lf-
Earl W. TSMiop spent jesteidiy In
Wane coant.
Miss Ltiiitsc Hoffm.ini., Dilnkr
ttnet, is the guest of fiielid'. in Phil i
delphla Vlitoi Plnknev. v lit his oten visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mis M. Pink
my, on Hloom i-tn"t. Mr the jnt two
week-, has letuind to hi- duties ,it
San Juan, Pueito Rim
GREEN RIDGE.
Mis. J L lini, eif Saiiclti-eei avenue,
has etui lied from an ixlcndcd lslt
at EiM litt lln. Pa.
The Telephone tump.Miy Is etenl
ing their wires up Muns-ty avenue to
Sunset avenue.
Mis. I. ,-diafcr. of MontroM, is visit
ing liei sistei, Mrs. T. I'oore, of Ca
pouse avenue.
Alexander Meldiuin, of Richmond
.tvenae. Is enteit lining hU nephew,
Alexander Law, jr. of Abeiden, Seot
land. Mr. Law is on a pleasuie trip
to this tounti v.
Last evening about .' o'i lock t small
bi horse .u tin lied ttv a light covered
Solid Gold Watches and Genuine
Diamonds with Tong Tina Tea
at 127 Penn Ave., Scranton Pa.
The Uoston Tea Paity have leased
the htoie, No. 1-" Penn avenue, for tho
put pose of placing betorc the public,
tlieit delicious Tea. Tong Tina Tt.
has come to stay and will soon bo the
people's ihnlte. Willi each can the
puichaser leeches some article of Jew
ell V, tho value of which is tegula'ed
by th amount of tea purchased. Tin
aitleles of Jeweliy tcinslst of solid
gold watihes, genuine diamonds, m
liics, opals, pc.nN and many other ai
tleles too iiiiiiicious to uientlon. Kol
lowiug Is a pan lal list of names of
puieha.seis and what they leeelved:
Mr. William Davis visiting in the
cilv got with his $5.00 oiilem $50 00 in
i ash and a lady's tolid gold watth .set
with 7 genuine ill mionds, Mts, Waltei
Williams, of Niihol-on, an elegent
hoise-slioo lnooih, Matthew Golden,
lilenuiu Exeelsloi Hose house, ieldence
::iti Oak St., a genu' watch. Anieilcin
movement; Win. D. Roberts, engineer
on I), L. & V. 11. It. Stioudsbuig, Pa.,
Gietn bt., a gLiits' hunting i.iso watcli.
James Waul, winks ut Hyde P.uk
mines, les, ::js Quay ave an njiiii
fate wattli beautifully engraved: E.
Iliownell, cuipentei. ics, y.'O Pig bt., n
gents' watch: John II. Jones, DJ4 Urom
ley ave., woiks at Pine liiook mini"',
a'solltuiie diuiuond ling: Chis. E. Fa
lien. gt. foi lliiifh Mfi.. got with his
$10.00 oideis $13 00 In cash and a gen
uine diamond stud.
How can this bo done'.' Simply by
putting the expense of two ve.us' ad
leitNng in ninety days, uftei wnich
time these choice teas will bo sold sumo
place, price and eiuuntltv, but without
the prizes. Wattli impels for new list
of names eveiy day.
All mall oideis, when accompanied
by cash or draft, will lie piomptlv at
tended to. Open evenings till S.00 p.
ni.; Saturday, 10:00 p. in. Pi he, single
can, $1: 6 cans, $3 00: U tans, $10.00.
Lady cleiks In attendant e.
UOSTON TEA PARTY,
127 Penn avinue,
JH
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TS0.
iwta
JiEjTTnTTg
tiSBVfi
Sovereign Remedies stand Pre-eminent as tho only full
line of Pharmaceutical Preparations on the Market. ,-
They are mado not only to sell bat to care.
SOVEREIGN REMEDY CO., 'i?f PhDaMphia, Pa.
eatilage became unmsmgeablo and
dashed down Marlon street fiom Dun
ii'oio at a liightful rite. The dilver,
whose name tould net bo learned,
leaped from the carrippe as the hoise
started down the deep hill blm,
Washington avenue. The hoise ton
tlnuid his mad (light to the Delawaie
and Huds-on tios"lng on Dlekson ave
nue. whei" It i an aalnrt the large gate
post. The force of the collision u
lleved the hoTe of the ciuhigo and
In continued his uin up Dickson ave
nue, where he wns e aught, 'i lie cai
ilage vvas badlv vteeked, but the n.an
and horse were not hint.
Mr. and Mis Jotepli Ilangl spent
este relay at Dalton. wheie they were
the guests of Mis. C. 11. flalam.
The Women's Christian Temperance.
I'nlon of Green Ridge will meet thli
afteinon at S o'clock in the Giton
Ridge library. All are welcome.
Pea Coal $1.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde P.uk. Addtes oidei s to J. T.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar uve. 'Phone 66S3.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Distressing Case of John P. Kaub,
of 027 Cedar Avenue, Reported
to Mrs. Dufjgan.
A tllstiesslng i.i'-e of si(knis and
poverty w.is npoittd to Mis, Diiggm,
ot the Associated f'll.nlllt s, Hie foi
p.nt of this wiek. John P. Kaub'. an
aged in in, with ills tiftiep-vi u-old
diiiightii, IUkI in tin bailment . i.
iij" C dai avenue. When Mis. Di'g
g.m uiiiveel mi the scene Kaub w.n
blllg 111 bed suffiiing fiom diop- .
and to nil appeal. Hire the elhease i id
I e n lied the ,ul vane ed stge.
No visible means of suppoit vt!' oti
putnt and Mis. Duggan hid tb smc
man lemoved to Liekawauna lio-pltil
for tir.itment The giil was i iki .i
cue of b" Rev Piter Chi 1st and
placed in an Institution.
A pretty; wedding.
A veiy pretty wedding took plao
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in ht
Marj's, German Catholic chinch on
River stieet, the ontraitlncr yuitl's
being Mis-, Ann i A. Reich nbaeb.
elaugl'tei of Mr. and Airs. Jacob U"
Reidenhich, of M! Store aveni'e. ,nii
H J. Mi Gcehln, telegraph npci.itoi
for the Mrantoii Tinif-. The w ie
united In marriage with a nuptial high
mass. Rev. Pttei t'hrlst. pasloi or Si
M.u'n chinch, ollleiiting.
Tile biich was hnud-iimelv eosluiueil
in brown silk, tilmmrd Ith veU"t
satin, while her niaid. Mis-. Kate Reld
enliach, hei sistei wa-. tastily gownid
In a diess of steel silk. Riidal to
wero cairied by both oun.r I idle..
James Kitult, ot Minool.a, vias
gionni'-maii
l.it evening ! reiepilon t.as In M
at thi home of the bible's puents on
Stone avenue, at wh'ch mnv filtmN
and iclitlvisof the oung temple wei
1 lest J. and tendeied tlielr eougiatil
l.itions and best wl'-hes,
iuong those pu-ent in the muiiilni;
at the w Hiding weie M1.-S Mai Ion M
iieeliln. a vister of tla gloom and
nui-e at Ilelleviii hospital, Nov Voile
tlt. and his biother John MiGtehln,
of M.uleteiu. Ml and Mrs. Me Gcehln
will tomnien e housekeeping in i
tozllv fiun'shiil home on Stone avenue.
NPHS OF MT.VS.
At Hotel Host pallors the Fnuitiiii
Fi lends will met t in icaular session
this eViIlill!.'. The ollkeis who Weie
elected at the last meeting, will be in
stalled and the puseiit c of eveiy mem
ber Is leijuestid.
The Pleasuie tlllb, of Moltke e.istle
Knights of the Golden Eagle, will ton
duct their annual misiuciadu bill u
I'lbrimiy s.
Mis. Willl-tm Helnwlch. of Maple
Htiet. on Sunda celebiated her slt
sKth blillidav In peifect health. Dur
ing tho day her ihlldiou and grand
chlldien galheitd at the family homo
aud oNtcnded their toiirfiatulations,
wishing the aged lady many liappy ia
turns of the da.
Mis. Stephen S. Spiuks. of Cedar ave
nue, is uenveilnir tiom a seilous Ill
ness The ninth gill in rived vestenlav ut
the home of Mr. and Mir. Heiman
Hclnvicli, of C.7 living avenue.
OBITUARY
Mrs. TlioiuiH tlrud. of 1015 Kusl lirluk
er street, IMnnioie. died yt titi rd i niiiiii.
lug ut the home of lur son, 1. J, (irmly,
lifter an Illness of the last few months.
Sho was un old und well known resident
JHEY POSITIVELY
CURE,
Coueht Oolf
Grippe
Sore Throat
Rheumatism
Dyspepsia
General DebllltyN
Catarrh Asthma
Blood Poison '
Diarrhoea Croup
Heart Failure ";
Kidney Trouble
Liver Complaint (
Worms
Nervous Trouolet
Neuralgia
Whooping Couch
r00R pain plasters give Kistont relet
sovereign Tonio for Man.
Sovereign Tonlo for Women.
m Bt"Hom$Tnautrt"
ixn
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUM THEATRE
- BURCIUNDKR & REIS. LiiMII.
M. K. LOU, Alanazer,
Friday, February a,
EDWIN MAYO
Puuu'niiead Wilson
Mark Twain's Great Storj-,
Dramatized by Frank Mayo.
Prites-$100, 75c, Me., 25c.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3,
MATINEE AND NtQHT,
A Hlg Amusement Novelty. ,
HI HENRY'S
Grc.'trr Impioved
MINSTRELS
Iostlveh the Most Oilglnal, Novel and
JIo"l Eniiislve of Its Clns.
:o All Wlilto y li, Fine Singers 38
Stais 'i star S
to JlufKi Hi oil til Comedians.
;i. Concert M1 II New Ynilc rity H
Oieliistia Vaudevilles
Piltis-Eviiilnr "rte. 7"e, $100, gal
bi ""c . Mntiuii , " . rue.
Monday, February 5,
I iifct Pi oscillation of
LEWIS MORRISON'S
I'oiiiiileto uad Rliiborato Lief.
trie ill'rndiicnon
n Li ids of Sniieiv. .VIngnllie tut
Eli e Mli li lllfuls 'I lie Nilltmluiig t'.i
Hi di il Ihe III ili g fro s, Tho lllum
in lied 'inlilf li. 'lln l'leiy Hiopken. '1 ho
iViilpiiigls it. viN The Devil and tho
lni-1
I'rlc es . em, ;v , frie , lie.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
BUHOUNDKR & REIS, Lejseej.
tl. K. LO.MJ, Manager.
All This Week,
Thi Hu.itUy-JicHson Company.
I'h.uirfe ot pi ij at i ach performance.
4 BIG SPECIALTIES -4-
w rr I.i ml of Sieicn. See the 'Two
Tucks" In Si ?, Diikos and Chirac-
lei f'hiuires. Aces, .', and 7 cais.
Prices 10c, 20c and 30c.
Dime matinee dilly.
il Matinees
One Week, .lanuarj 29,
Stieefian l Kennedy's lop Notcliers
"SAYS I TO JULIA."
.Monday, Tucsihy and Wednesday,
February 5, 6 and 7,
Grasshopper Burlesquers
of Spent Hill unci n tinge number of
tileueU iiioilin her death.
TYPHOID IN THE DELAWARE
Trenton Will Continue to Suffer from
Polluted Stream.
Tienton, N. J Jan. 31, Dr. Hcniy
Mitt hell, setictaiy of tho stite houid
uf health, has suhmitted n ieport on
tho 1 ondltluu of tho Delawuio river
water, which was iinal.vcd at tho sug
gestion ot the Titnton lio.itd of heulth.
The iiiiulvsls shows that then ure lm
pinltles In llio watei, and that while
it Is used In Trenton for drinking nnd
looking pui poses tliero will he out
hitaks of typhoid,
Tho boaid found tint gaihagn is
dumped into the Dt-luwuiu liver fiom
stows at Hasten atul that at Lambert
vllle it fuse matter Is dumped along
the liver bank and chains Into tho
liver. Tho pollution wus found to he
worse at Tienton than ut points fui-
ther up the river. '
General Correa Dead.
M.idild. Jan. St. flcnenil Correa, for
n.eily minister of wui, U dead.
FAUST
, '1 L-JP11 ' i' ' i il 1 1 gi
yivJJVSa Daily.
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