THESCRANTON TRIBUNE-FU1DAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1900.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
IPUILIOAN CLUB INATJOUR
TXB MEMBERSHIP CONTEST.
Lieutenant and Assistants Appoint
ed to Carry on the Work Society
Folks Enjoy a Cake Walk and
Dance Funeral of John Anneman.
Fire in the American House Ini
tial Supper at J. M. Eaton's Resi
dence Other Minor News Notes
and Personal Jottings.
The West Side Central Hi-publlcan
club hold a regular meeting lust cv on
iric and transacted Impmtntit bUHlm'si
relative to the club's welfare. A nieni
bernhlp contest pool tournament and
pedro contest was Itiuuguiiiteil, nil of
which promises to bo of genc-al Inter
eat to the members.
W. A. Phillips and P. H. Uec-se veto
Appointed lieutenants In the men.bcr
hhlp contest which will lun until the
first o( July. The following meinbeia
assist the leaders In the contest:
Phillips' side W. A. Ill owning. John
W. James, Charles' It. Acker, l.lewel
Ivn Davis. Hubert Kliltcil. William
liewls, James Lcvi-ium, Dav hi II.
Jones, Chatles 13. DnnltN. T. A. I'hil
llps, David Owens, Klcbaicl Unbelt-".
Reese's side W. 1 Thny-. W.
ftaylord Thomas. Mnignn Lewis, fi. A.
"Williams. Fred C. Jones. Kmest 'Wal
ker. William Thomns, V.li Haul", imi
. .1.1111 1. T !.,? i.. n.ivwi
mer vviui.mi-. . .. "'..,
J. Davis and W. It. HWglu.
Messis. Khlied, Lewis ni'd Hushes
were appointed a committee to ar
range a pool tournament and pedi
contest, which will commence some
time next week. Siver.il good players
me connected with the ilub and some
Inteiestlng garni s are epei teil
i.'AKi: WLK ND DANCIK
The society yolltlg puple of West
Scranton who lepiesent some of the
best known families In the ilty en
joyed an ecluMve cake walk and
dance In the vacant storj loom at 122
North MuWi avenue last evening.
The noelty of tho affair was In the
make-up of the pattlcirunK Each of
the dancers weio "blackened up" to
lepiesent the "ical thing" In true cake
nnlk style, and the costumes wcie in
keeping with the event.
Prizes were aw aided to the ladles In
the shape of a handome Jewel ease
find stcillng silver mounted cut glass
Ink stand, and to the gentlemen wore
given some fancy artiiles. Prof. Leo
Crossln furnished the ruile for danc
ing and refreshments wi re served.
Twenty couples participated In the
grand march ilid a Luge nuuibei of
spectators onjojed the atfali.
KUNLKAL or JOHN ANNUM AN.
Despite the cold weather viMiuIay
afternoon a laige number cC veterans
WHY DON'T U TRY IT ?
Don't vou know a --Ht-.il t loiigli niav
piove serious latn. l'i lustlnallon at
such K. time is the ciy worst tiling that
ii n happen. Itlvulcth bicome iliti'
ncorns oiiks. and an ordinu toiih oftin
leads to lung tloublc. DlTOI'll'S
rnnNC'H TAU Is what vou want It Is
tried and true. Tor lie at i!. W. Jen
kins. Druggist, 101 S. Main avenue.
A WORD
OF
WARNING
Our unique three-price sale of Ladies' Higli-Class
Whiter and Early Spring Jackets lias reached a suc
cess far beyond our expectations.
WE NEVER
That which we caunot perform to the letter and so
deem it advisable to warn our friends and patrons,
that while sizes, colors and 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 breaking 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.
At $4.98
At $5.98
At $6.98
REMEMBER
There is not a last season's garment in all this bar
gain collection, while the tailoring and finishing is
of the very highest possible order.
Globe Warehouse
VIN MARIANT
Marlnnl Wine World Famous Tonic.
Written endorsements from more than
COW phvilclans. Never bus anything re
ceived M,eh high recognition from tho
medical profession ; therefore. Vln Marlunt
enn he tr.kcn with perfect iafety.
Sold by all Druggists. Refuse Substitutes?.
and ft lends attended the funeral ser
vices over the remains of tho late John
Anneman, which were held In tho
Washburn street PicsbytTlun church
at '1 o'clock.
Tho services weic In charge of Uiv.
J. P. Moffat, V. .. pastor of tho
church, and Itev. O. J.. Alrlch, of draco
Kofoimcil Kplsropa! chutch. The
members of i:zru S. Orltlln poat, No.
11 , Oiand Army of the llepubllc, were
In attendance, and the pnll-be.trera
weto elected fio.n tho rinks. They
were S. II. Stevens. George Geary, K.
U Watter. Samuel Shurtllff, K. H. Kip-
ple and W. S. Jones.
The regular burial ritual of the
Grand Army was cairb-d out at tho
Dunmorc cemetery, whore the Inter
ment was made.
INITIAL SL'PPKU AT BATON'S.
The ladles of the First Ilapttst church
whose Initial .tippciH have become
famous, served mic'.her ii.ilatl.il sptead
last evening at llu home of Mr. and
Mis. James i:aton, on Tenth btieet. A
l.ttgo number availed themselves of
the opnoitunllr to imtwnlzii the event.
I Thoe who wete in '.huge of tho uf
' fair weie Mis. 1!. !. Heddoe, Mrs.
I liu-h. Mis. Phillip, Mis. Joivs, Mis.
.UU )illll
Mis. Hale. Mis. A runt long,
,ii. .,n,. T-
i .Mis. .uiimui'i;i. .una w ..... .--
on Long and Jons. G.-orge Asbuiy
nKo agisted dining th owning.
FIIJH IN AMKUICAN HOUSK.
Shuitly ati?r 1 o'clock ycsteiday
afternoon a slight mo o. currej in tha
Ameilcnii house on V-t Lickawinna
avenue, which was caused by a defec
tive Hue. The 'lanus wen discovered
between the iwo buildings and were
extinguished by the PhuenU Chemical
company
The damage will amount to about
$150 The place M conducted by Mrs.
John Lilly, who owns the butiuing.
INSTALLATION J ONIGHT.
The newly elected officers of Lack
awanna council, No. 1133, Iloyal Ar
canum, will be installed this evening
In Ivculte hall. District Deputy A. O.
Hewitt will conduct tho ceremonies.
After the Installation a phonogiaphlo
entertainment will be given by W. K.
Clearwatet. The members will also
enjoy a smoker during the evening.
C.UNLUAL NKWri NOTES.
Evangelist Gtis Niebell will conduct
the services this evening at the mlJ-
wlntir (amp inciting In the Salvation
At my bai lacks on Pi lee street. A
hearty welcome is extetidol to all.
The Ladlis' liish Catholic Benevolent
union have changed their meeting
nights to the tit st and thiid Thursday
ev initios nf e.uh month, instead of
the second and fourth Wednesdays.
A meeting was beld last evening In
St. Leo's rooms on NoUh Main ac
nue. "A Sti anger In a Strange Land," the
scieaming fatee from the Manhattan
the'.itei at l. ecu in nco.t Tuesday night.
Your choice of any Jacket iu stock that
sold this season for $7.60 to $10.00.
Your choice of any Jacket that sold at
from $10.50 to $12.50.
Your choice of any Jacket that sell at
from $13.50 to $18.00.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Fourteen Friends' New Officers In
stalledFuneral of Walter
Nape Other Notes.
The Fourteen Friends Installed o!Jl
cers for tho ensuing year ut their regu
lar monthly" session at Motel Best last
evening. The newly Installed officers
are as follows: President, Louis Zltn
mer; vice-president, Fred Uhrhardt;
recording secretary, Ben Moore; treas
urer, John Schunk; tlnanclul secretary,
WHOum Budenbach; sergeant at arms,
Albert Mclsc; Stewart, James F. Best.
President Louis Zlmmer appointed
the following as anntcrtalnment com
mittee for the ensuing vear: Fred
Ehrhardt, Charles Klrst, Thomas
Spruks, James F. Best, Albert F. Wcst
pfahl, John Schunk, Ben Moore. Audit
ing committee, Albert Quthelnz, John
Dcmuth, James McCoy. A social ses
sion followed the business meeting.
rUNKILVL OF WALTER NAPE.
Thef uneral of Walter, the 2-year-old
son of Mr. and Mts. Walter Nap?,
took place yesterday afternoon from
the family residence on Stone avenue.
Funeral services were conducted at tbc
house by llcv. William A. Nordt, par
tor of the lllckoty Street Presbyterian
church, and Interment was made In the
Plttston avenue cemetery.
Tho lloral offerings were numeious
and the funeral cottuge was v. cry latjjo
for so young a child.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Follwlng are the depos'lts made with
the different teachers at school No. 7
for the week ending January 27: MI3S
Elizabeth Bice, (for kindergarten),
$1.59; Miss Elizabeth Gaughan, 67
cents; Miss Elizabeth Joyce, jl.CJ;
Miss Kate O. O'Malley, $.'.45; total,
JG.05.
John Rellly. of Cedar avenue, has
returned from a week's visit with
friends in New York city. Mr. Itelllv
will leave for Montana on Monday
where he vrtTl reside permanently.
Miss ltoaa Demuth, daughter of ex
County Commissioner John Demuth, ef
Cedar avenue, who underwent an op
eration at the Moso Taylor hospital
has fully recovered.
Mrs. Kate Hurd, of Plttston avenue,
Is visiting friends In the metropolis.
Pea Coal 81.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address olders to J. T.
Sharkey, 1911 Cedar ave. 'Phone 6683.
NORTH SCRANTON.
Miss Nellie Tuttle.of Diamond ave
nue, was tendeied a surprit-e patty
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
her twentieth birthday. Music, games
and phonograph selections weie feat
ures of the evening. Two Ilashllgh'c
pictures were taken. Those present
were: Mlses Rachel Evans, Myrtle
Stevens, Edith Williams; Messrs.
Maurice Heading. Will Evans. Edvvnrd
Evans, Chatles Emory and T. II. Ev
ans. Ph. G.
The social club which was lecently
organized at Church's Is progressing
very tapldly. Hoy Uilnk has been
elected president and Pieston Brown,
secietaiy. Their rooms will soon be
fitted u).
Last evening the Christian Endeavor
society of the Welh Haptlst church
held a debate In the church patlors.
The .subject for debate was, "Ilesolved,
That England Is Justltled In the Pres
ent War with the Boeis." The affirm
ative tide was suppoited by Emellyn
Jones. Itobeit H. Williams and James
Lewis. Tile negative was supported
by Ml.s Ilunnah Williams. David E.
Jones anil Daniel Thomas. A musi
cal ptogranime was als-u tendered.
The Keystone Literary and Dramatle
ilub held their weekly social In the
Auditorium last evening. An enjoy
able time was had by the large num
ber who attended.
Tho Young Women's Christian asso
ciation of this section is organizing
a class In embroidery. 'It Is requested
that all who are desirous of Joining
tho class will hand In their name at
an caily date. These lessons will be
very icafconable and will be taught by
Miss Potter, of Dunmore.
Tho funeral of the late Peter Ma
loney will be held this morning at 9.30
o'clock from the home of his parents,
on Putnam street. A high mass of le
qulein will be tead by the Hev. J. B.
Moylan at 10 o'clock In the Holv Itos
aty church. Interment In Cathedral
cemetery.
Today will be observed as Candle
mas Day In tho Holy Itosary church.
Kred Mayo, of Hen wood's diug store,
Is convalescing from la grippe.
Mis. N. P. Osteihout, of Summit
avenue, who has been quite 111 for the
past two weeks, Is convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Payne, of Paik
er street, visited Dr. itnd Mib. T. N.
Wilson, of Moscow, this wecK.
MUs Mary SutclirCe, of Cayuga stieet.
Is lecovering from a severe attack of
dlphtheila.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shenner. of
Butte city, Montana, left for their
home Wednesday, after spending the
past week with Miss Maig.itct Gilles
pie, of Duiklu street.
This evening's mm vice In the Piovb
denee Presbyteilan church will be a
piepaiatory one for the speelnt sacra
mental seivlces of next Pabbath morn
ing. It will begin at T.i'O o'clock and
will be In chaige of the pastor, Hev.
Dr. Guild.
GREEN RIDOE.
fail Hughes, of Dickson avenue, has
leeoveieil from an utt.uK of scailet
fevei.
U. M. Lindsay, of Mon.y avenue, is
confined to the house by an attack of
grip.
Mis. William Stover, ot Dickson ave
nue, has 1 etui ned from a visit with
Plttston friends.
Clteen Rldgo Lodge, Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, held an Impoitant
meeting last night.
Healrlco Lodge, No. 71, Daughters
of Itebeknh. will meet tonight In Ma
tonic hall. Dickson avenue.
Gieen Ridge people me more than
ever proud of their own fire company,
who dared the elements yesterday at
the Loreiu Hie. None did better worfc
than the members of the General
Phlnney.
The children of Mrs. A. B. Dunning
are suffering from scarlet lever.
Mr. and Mis. H. P. Reynolds left
yesterday for New York, from which
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK?
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you
tried the new fcod dilnk called OK.UN
OY It la dtltclouH and nourishing and
tukes the place of coffee. The more
Qratn-O you give thn ihlldren the more
health you dlstrlbuto through their sys
tems. Qraln-O Is made of pure grams,
nd when properly prepared tantes like
the choice grades of coffee but costs
about H an much. All grocers sell It.
lie. und SSc.
Dr. Junes'
Headache
iPowden.
NERVES ON
EDGE.
It is when tho nerves are
irritated and disordered that
headaches come.
May be any one of a dozen
primary causes, bat the result
is always the same.
Dr. James
Headache Powders
Soothe and restore tho nerve
force mako it impossiblo for
headache to exist.
Perfectly harmless no
unpleasant after-effects.
Do sot street the heart
la any way.
At all Drug Stores.
4 doses 10 cents.
CureWhare
Others
Fall.
place they expect to sail for Switzer
land Saturday, when they will be the
guests of Mrs. HcynoMs slater, Mrs.
Haskell. The tilp Is taken In the hope
of benefitting Mis. Ueyii'jlds' health.
DUMORE DOINGS.
Funeral of the Late Miles McDonnell
Will Take Place This Morning.
Allen Wilson Buried.
The funeral of the late Miles Mc
Donnell, who was killed on the Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western rail
road Tuesday night, while engaged at
his duties as a brakeman at Washing
ton, N. J., will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 0.30 o'clock. The services will
be held In St. Mary's Catholic church,
at which a solemn high mass of re
quiem ivlll be celebrated by Rev. M".
B. Donlan and his assistants.
Later the funeral procession will
move to Mt. Cannel cemetery, where
Interment will bo made.
Division No. ai. Ancient Order Hi
bernians, of which the deciased was
a member, will attend the funeral In
a body. A meeting of the membeis of
the organization was held last even
ing In the lodge rooms, at which all
arrangements for attending the funeral
of their departed lit other and other
matters .pertaining to his death were
made.
KL'NKRAL OF MRS. ORADV.
Tho funeral rei vices over the le
malns of tho late M-.. Margaret Orady
will occur this morning at 3 o'clock.
The funeral will move from the home
of the deceased's 'on, P. J. CJtndy, on
East Di Inker street, and proceed to St.
Marv's Catholic church, where a sol
emn high mass of icil'Iem will bo
celebrated.
Interment will be mad In the fam
ily plot In the old Catholic cemetery.
ALLEN WILSON HURIED.
The remains of Allen, the little x-year-old
son of Mr. and Mis. Thomas
Wilson, wlne death net lined the Hist
of the week, weie laid to rt In the
family plot in the luinmoio cemetery
yesterday aftrnnor.
The set vices wei. held at the homo
of the patents on Clay utrcet ar.d weio
well attended.
SCHOOL DISMISSED YESTERDAY.
The intens-e cold weather of yester
day made the large room. No. 1, In the
high fchool building, and the rooms
occupied, by the lomir.eiclal deput
ment, untenable'.
In the morning the tcmpeiaturo of
room No. 1 was 40 degiees, while the
business department was U( degieea.
The pupils were dismissed for the day.
NUBS Or NEWS.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Anrlent Or
der of Hibernians, conducted a soil.il
in Tempei.tr.tf hall last evening
which was successful in all Its fea
tures, A large number enjiyed tl.e
ev ening.
Today H Candlemass day at the St.
Mary's Catholic church, and It will bj
celebrated In a fitting way by the cem
gregatlon. A mass will bo celebrated
at 8 o'clock, after which the usual dis
tribution of candles will take place.
Solid Gold Watches and Oenuine
Diamonds with Tong Tina Tea
at 127 Penn Ave., Scranton Pa.
The Boston Tea Party have leased
the store, No. 127 Penn avenue, for tho
put pose of placing befoio the public
their delicious Tea. Tong Tina Tea
has come to stay and will soon be the
people's, choice. With each can the
purchaser lecelves some aittclc of jew
elry, the vuluo of which Is regula'ed
by the amount of tea purrhabed. The
ni tides of Jeweliy consist of solid
gold watches, genuine diamonds, iu
bles, opals, peails and many other ar
ticles too numeious to mention. Fol
lowing Is a pattlal list of names of
puichasers and what they lecetved:
I''. II. Cohy got with his $3 oiUent
$15 in cash and a solitaire diamond
lng. Val Hopar, ro.ildenco 71J Cedar
avenue, barber, got a. gent's open face
watch, American movement. Joseph
Kuhn, carpet cutter at Williams .fc
McNuIty's, Wyoming avenue, a. gent's
hunting case wutrh. O. Chupman,
merchant at Clark's Green, a lady a
beautifully engraved watch. Mlka
Langan, 2111 Luzerne stieet, vvoiks at
Continental mines, a lady's hunting
ease watch. William D. Morgan. 32U
Fifteenth street. Hyde Paik, a g'.-nL's
watch. D. A. Hill, furnltuie dealer,
Washington street, Hesldence .1.'6 Clay
avenue, a gent's watch. Miss Floi ence
IMalcus, of Plttston, with her $10 ov
clers. a brooch set with 7 genuine dia
monds, and many othets received val
uable articles which we have not space
to mention.
How can this be done? Simply by
putting tho expense of two years' ad
vertising In ninety days, after wnlch
time these choice teas will be sold sanvj
place, price and quantity, but without
the prises. Watch papeis for new list
of numes eveiy day.
All mall ordeis, when accompanied
by cash or draft, will be piomptly at
tended to. Open evenings till 8.00 p.
m.: Saturday, 10:00 p. m. Price, slnglo
can. II: 6 cans, $5.00: 13 cans. $10.00.
Lady cleiks In attendance.
BOSTON TKA PAKTV.
127 Penn avenue.
HIHIHrlHIMUHIIIIIItniHinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllHrHIIHIII (Hmmtltmirillltllllir.ll UIIIHHIIIIHHHMHn
As
I Usual
Big Bargains in All Kinds of Shoes.
You will find here Shoes to protect your feet and look well, and our February
prices will enable you to easily own a pair. All our regular grades marked as follows :
These Are $6.00 SHOES FOR $5.00
A S, ' 4.00 " " 3.35 Will
Oil Regular 350 .. 295 pay
Goods, 3.00 " " 2.6O Y
We Have 2.50 " " 2.10 I0U
Broken Lines 2-00 t' " l65 To
and Small I,5 ,. l'35 Attend
ana .man l25 . II0
Lots ,.00 " " .90 oar
At Larger .90 " " .75 MJ
Reductions, -75 " " .60 Sale
.50 " " .42
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Corner Lackawanna
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OBITUARY
Mis. Margntct Moran, wife ot Thomas
Moran, of ' River stieet. ilied jestes.
d.iy evening .it her l.on.e. She was a well
known mid generally HKid lesliUnt of
the citv. having lived here bttween foitv
llvo and lltty e!ll. and was a number
of the Tlilnl Oulcr of St. Pi.incls ut St.
1'etetV cjthedwil. Hirfimiial will take
place Mmid iy morning with !-ei vices at
tit. l'eln'b and Inteimeiit lu the Catlu -ili.il
lenicttiy. Tiiei ilece.iseil is sill
vlved tie tho following ihlldten: Ml-
Intel. John, 'llminis. William, Jlai
g.iret and Kate Moi.tu.
Mary, the 17-months-old daughter of
Mr. and Mr". John Juvee', of Main stieet.
Mlnook.i, pa"si.,i away on Wednesday
night after a brlel illnes". The funci.il
will take plato this atternoon at .1
o'clock. Interment will bo made in tho
Mlnook.i Catholic cemetei.v.
Sergeant James C. Wlnteis, a biother
of Rev. I'. C. Wlnterh. of Ilavvley. was
burled with military hrnors at Tort Ham
ilton. Iiiooklvn, Horn the Catholic
church, a few days ago. lie was a mem
ber of Battery C, I'lfth artillery. United
States volunteers, having volunteered at
tho beginning of the war with Spain.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
... MANUFACTURED BT ...
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
nrXOTE TIIK NAME.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers a r
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 465
. SCRANTON, PA
N. Ninth 8treet,
Telephon; Call, 2333.
MADE ME A MAN
AJAXTAU-tlSi'UbriiVEUXtJCJtua
jLtiii Utrvout J. iuoe-rii u
Por sale In Scranton, Pa., by Mutthovvs
Bros, ana H. C. gacderscn, Druggists.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
Kill IS
v1 er7,impaisnc7,HiMpieunw,ue.Bfa
V r by Abuc or otter i:icauM Hi Indtr
M cretloM. Thtinutcklti.ana lurtlu
l"-T tejtoto tort VltqlltT In ollorroung.tal
CS. Iltamaaforttttdr, DiuUwMor marrlMfi
4SKlBriTat Isunity oad CosiamBtlon it
Ulea latino. IbolrohO abows iismsdUta fniBroto.
ment ted Cocti OUHE wbcrq ,olT rthw f ilj3-
lit upoa.hulaa te e-aclno AJax lobltti. Tner
tTt cared thouiaadt and will cars too. Via s pos-
ItlT nrlttca caaranteo to oSoct u cure Kfl nT in
uchuuoi rotcad tho.eiontr. I'riooWiWIwirjr
pocUcai or.U tlcei Hull ueatiienti for Btt ft
R-tl, la plal n wrr prr, own racijct ot r rice. Irraur
AJAX REMEDY CO,, "iir
Corner Lackawanna and
FEBRUARY
and Wyoming. Avenues.
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUM THEATRE
- BUKUUMDLR & KBIS. Lssseis
H. K. LO.SU, Alaaozer,
Friday, February 2,
EDWIN MAYO
Pud-'nliead Wilson
Mark Twain's Great Story,
Dramatized by Frank Mayo.
Pricc--$1 00. 75c , :uc 23c.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3,
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
A Big Amusement Novelty.
HI HENRY'S
Oicatcr Improved
MINSTRELS
Positively tho Most Original, Novel and
Most nxpcnslvo of Its Class.
fO All White G'ji16 Pine Singers lii
Stars. ,9 Star 0
40 $10,000 Hand 40
25 Concert J
Orchestra.
Comedlun.
II New Yoik City
14
vaudevilles.
Prices i:cnlng.
lory, 2Jc. Matinee,
aic, t;c, ji.oo; gui-
23c, We.
Monday, February S,
l.iibt Presentation of
LEWIS MORRISON'S
Complete and lllnbornte Llec
trloal Prod uc. ion
Car Loads of Se.nei.v. Magnificent.
Electrical UfTcets. Tho Nurembtir Ci
theilral. Tho Blazing Crosh. Tho Illum
inated n irdi n. Tho 1'lery Hroi-Ki'ii. 'I hu
Walpuigls Hevels. Tho Devil and tho
Duel
Piiceh-$1.00, 7r.e.. .'A-., i'e.
Tuesday, February 6,
Win A. Ilrmlv mid -lo' U (.iiimnn' lg
I.iiuIilii lilt, t He fcruumlng Imee,
A Stranger in
a Strange Land
I'roni the Mnnlnttun llienter,
uw York,
M. A. KENNEDY
And a Good Cast.
l'rlces-81.00, 7sc, aoc 25!.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
nUKQUNDER & KBIS. Usseet.
It M. LONU, Atinr.
AU. THIS WDT.K.
THE HUNTLEY-JACKSON CO.
f'haiiRO of play at each performance.
Pour P.lg Siiccliiltles. Prices, 10, SO und
;t0c. Dlmo matinee daily.
All Week, beginning Monday, Feb. .1.
Matinee Dally, beginning Tuemlaj. Nlfcht
prices, 10, it) und Sec. Matinee. 10 cents
The Qlbney-Hoetller Company.
10 people. High class Vaudeville. Car
load of special t-cencry. I.udies Half
Tickets, 15e.. for Mumlny night.
Seats on sale PiiiUy.
To PATENT Botd Idus
my be secured by
our aid. Addreu,
THE PATENT RECORD.
gllUmot. Md.
FAUST
B
Wyoming Avenues.
SALE
fit iff fnnistrV tliufttvinn miiitj !
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FIRST i
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COST
of a cheap range (so-called) Is
not the only expense. Re
pal! s soon run Into dollars.
BuytautSterling.- j
57 uilt of heavy, clean castings rjr
1 with biieks twice the thick- fi
ju ness of those in other ranges g
then you make an cconoml- 2t
srs cal put chase. 5?
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fs Foote & Shear Co. 55
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5i U9N. Washington Ave !i
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ill SHORT IU
DELIGHTFUL
TRIPS
of tno to five davV
by
duration, are offete
tha
Q1D DOMINION LINE
to Fiieli wtll-kuovMt htitorlo points as
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
nt the above prices,
ravorlte Itoiile fioni the Noilh nnd Rit
to tho Winter Itrsorts of Virginia and
North Carolina.
rm full Information npply to
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO
Pier 20, North River, New York.
H. B. Walker, Traffic Manager.
J, J. Brown, Qen. Pass. Agt.
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Daily,
One Week, January 29,
MM I Kennedy's Top into
SAYS I TO JULIA."
Mouelay, Tucbday and Weduesday,
February 5, 6 aud 7,
Grasshopper Burlesquers
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