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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1900
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
tVORITES' ANNUAL BANQUET
WILL BE HELD MARCH 1.
Committee Making Auangerneuts
for an Elaborate Event Outlook
for Branch Fostofflce Is Bright.
Sons of Veteran' Entertainment
This Evening Rlpplo Division
Annversary Funernl Announce
xnents St. Brendan's Councl at
the Fair Other Events of Interest.
Th committer having In thniff tho
arrangements for the ni'iuial St.
David's d.iy biwiilet, lo be Klvon by
the Hobert .AJouls lodge nj Aincilcun
True lvorlti m. h.ivc .Ire Mo 1 to htihl the
nffalr nt Hotel T011.H0 hi Thun.'hiy,
.March 1. The buiquct will be urn
di'eterl on nn clnboiato seal" and the
members, their ladle and Invite I
riiosN Mill assembtH at the hotel at S
o'clock. Baud's on holt a Mill furnish
the music. The )to.;i.inini'j Mill hi'
Announced later.
Anionp tho ptoinlnnit (,iirsl-! Invited
are! T.v-l'nutiiuisti r li'ifi'il Tli'niwm
J. Jnnii'S. of New m !. mid William
Mile, nIuo of New YntU, whn Mas tho
flist seeiettu v of the .t Uivid" i -dcty
In this eountty. ToisW Mill l.e
responded to bv several well knov n
pcilier" and vocalists of iciiowti m Id
sine.
The si ntlcimii In ih.u;' of the affair
me. l.lr-utPii.'.ut D.-.vId ,T. I.i li. ih.ili
iniui: Lntili A. Hoe ell, sfiietary an I
tp.imer lnuiel .!, Kim--, will 11.
LvU and 1). riillip Williams The
committee tut I Vonday evenlnjt and
de Ided upon the place for linldir.tr tb
batvntet and pcliVctod othii neeevary
:u t. increment:-.
i:nti:i:tainmi:nt Tovuim.
All cnteitaliiineiit and mhIhI will be
given It; Meats.' ball lli: evening under
the ntispk"-! of Camp No. S, Sons of
Veteinns, vvHcb inoinluc to be u veiy
pnjoyable event n cwillent pin
gramnie has 1 een pointed, which Mill
be followed by darning. A han lomo
souvenli I'togialunie bus been t-oeured,
and sovm.i1 pilcs Mill be given.
The committee In chaise consists of
I'hailei A. Moycr, M. V. Bullock.
ieorge V.. Nash, Dr. IZ. ltus-sell and
rugene Hollenb.ick.
The entertalntneiit will commence at
S o'clock, and the following programme
Mill be rendeied- Piano solo, F. I.
The secret of riorfect
itrciiKth M-il(nN,ooclinc,
Matting, oMitcl) cured ti
our rrmllcs tind iippli
ance, which we tcinl on
trial and npproval. lvi on
honor, or return all tit our
trxw Advnncc lajment
not riMiiilrcd No Co i No
drccp'loii of nay nature.
Nc Uink nnrter seal. free.
ERIC MEDICAL CO. GUFrALO. N.Y
WHY DON'T U TRY IT ?
Don't j on Know m Mich' ougli mn
prove seiloii" Intel I'loei.istliiatloe at
such time Is tile veiv vvoitt thliu tli it
( an heppen. Rivulets lieiome liveis
Hcorus o.ilts. and an ordinary enni.li rt"u
leads In Iiinr; trouble. Dl'TOI'IJ S
rRKNCH TAH Is wlnt jou vv ml H N
tried and true. For File at O. V. Jen
kins, Dmsclst, 101 S. Main avenue.
B '3'''tL
Not a Clearance
Sale By Any Means
for t have no counter-soiled or tuidcsiiablo Muslin Under
wear in the house. This is in reality
Our Annual
Introductory Sale of
Newest Designs in Ladies'
Highest Grade Muslin Underwear
-Made in the let lactones in the country, in the best possible
manner and from materials of the best known excellence, to
our special order. It affords its pleasure therefore to invite
even wonipn who takes piide in owning Htiiierjjarniciits of ir
icpioachablo tialit and faultless style to visit the Muslm
I'nderwear Department dining this interesting event, for not
onl is the l'.argain oppot Utility great (prices being about one
fourth under the usual retail tigures), but as an exposition of
daintv elegance exemplified in new ideas, the display is one
woith going miles to sec. Xo need to say more, save that this
Altogether Desirable
Sale of Ladies' Muslin
Underwear Is Now On
And Awaits Your Inspection
Just a Hint as to Prices
l'igures do not ptove a value, consequently vc refrain fiotn
the usual cheap sale methods here. The quotations given
merely .show the wide range of selection.
downs, 48 Styles Fr0TI 49C tO $4.98.
drawers, 36 Styles, prQm $1.75 t0 25C.
skirts, 39 styles From $5.89 to 33c.
Corset Covers, 46 Styles, Ff0m $1.29 tO 9c.
Children's Dresses
Babies' long and short
at special prices.
Globe Warehouse
Klrlln; soup, selected, Quartette; In
strumental selection, V. P. Colo and
F. U. Ilcpler; buck and wing danclns,
DavN and Williams; stump speech, O.
K. Mlttecr; Instrumental selection,
liunmoro Mandolin club; vocal solo,
Miss Wcylcr: recitation, Miss Susie
dross: diiut, Miss I.lzrle Welter and
Miss Florence ltafter; piano solo, Miss
Viola Fahrctiholt; sonp, Quartette; ln
btrumcntal selection! Dunmoro Man
dolln club.
Thetn Mill alo he a dravvlnff for an
utnbtella, on which eveiy ticket-holder
has chant c. Miss Nellie Currati Mill
futnlsh tho danco music.
SONS OF TT.Mr'KUANCi:.
The nnnlveisnry of ltlpplc division,
No. I", Sons of Temperance, m.is lit
thiKly eclebinted In Meant' hall last
evening with an entertainment mil
social. A largo number of visitor
fiotn other divisions Mere In attend
ance. Mayor Molr Mas t halt man of
tho (.veiling and dellveted a short '(d
drets. The other speakots moio Mr.
Margatet lloberts and ltev. 11. II.
IliitrK of Taylor.
liiMtiuntcntnl seleetlons Mere rcn
cleiel by Talllo LevvK l.cots and
lltmbes. Mm trail Thnniis and Mlsi
Lvdlu Hosltln". The vocalists woie.
Ml. Alatwiel Thotnaf. Julin Kvans,
Mls-s Olweu How ells, Jlls Miugarot
Davis and Levshon I'.vuns. Heelta
tlnnt Mete given by Oh.irles Uennott,
William llavls. Miss Maud Weathel
hotr and Mlts Hindu on Jcnklu.
After the pi ogt amine was ccuvti letotl
the vming people enjoyed n social fces
slon. Till: HKANCH I'OHTOl'FU.'L:.
The outlook for a blanch poslofllco
In West Scianton bofoie the end of tho
picsent jeai Is uMoedltigly blight, and
that niiuli-needed convenience will not
only facilitate the handling of all mall
matter for this part of the city but
piovu of Incalculable benefit to business
men and all others who have use lor"
the postal service.
The appropilatlons for maintaining
buimh postollhes Mill not bo made by
ilir. envoi nine nt ofllclols ;it Washing-
toll until May, and In the hicantlmo
c'nnuiessni.ir. Council has tiroinised to
do what he can to further the project.
inspector uoim.in, who nas neon in
the city lor some time, has made In
quiry telatlve to the necessity of es
tablishing a blanch in West Sot anion,
and it is believed that he Is favorably
impressed with the Idea.
The matter Mill be pushed as far as
posbible by the local bocid of It ado.
CLAM CHOWDINI SCJ'PKU.
Tho Woman's Guild of St. Milk's
loithoian church will M-rvv a clatn
chowder supper In tha basement of the
new chuich, corner of Fourteenth and
Washburn .sttoet, fiom 5 to 9 o'clock
this evening.
The proceeds will 1)3 devoted lo the
building fum' tov.uds which the la
dies have pledged a large sum, and
thev aie to be encoiiiagel In their ef
fiiitp to lalso money for allying en
the chinch work.
rUNlIUAT! ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The funeial of the latu Thomas
UU hards will bo conducted tills after
noon. Sei vices will be held at the
bouse. 1V0! .lackson street, nt 2 o'clock,
wht n llev. David Jones, p.ii,tiir of tho
l'list WcNh Const ('(rational eliiirch,
will olllclate. Interment Mill be mado
in the Washbttin street cemetery.
Spiv Ices over the umains of llattie,
the 10-year-old daughter of Mr. anl
Dresses, Children's Guiiups, etc.,
ONE reason Mrs. Pinkhtm't treatment helps women m
promptly is that they have confidence in her.
Through some of the many thousands of Mrs. Pink
ham's friends an ailing woman will be led to write to Mrs.
Pinkham at her home in Lynn,
Mass., and will tell her symptoms.
The reply, made without charge of
any kind, will bear such evidence
of knowledge of the trouble that
belief in her advice at once inspires
hope.
This of itself is a great help.
Then the knowledge that women only see the letters asking
for advice and women only assist Mrs. Pinkham in replying
makes it easy to be explicit about the little things that define
the disease.
Mrs. Eliza Thomas, of 634 Pine St., Easton, Pa., writes:
11 Dear Mrs. Pinkham I doctored with two of the best
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about four years I was a great sufferer from female troubles. I
hadbackacheallofthetime.no appetite, pains in stomach, faint
ing spells, was weak and my system was completely run down.
I also had falling of womb so bad that I could scarcely walk
across the floor. After taking two bottles of your Vegetablo
Compound and one box of Loungers, can say I am cured."
Mis. J'ax Illume, of 2'JS North Mal.i
avenue, weie privately conducted at
the house at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The Interment was made In
the Dunmore cemetery.
The funeral of Hiith, the "J-ycar-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Uvan Davis, of
09 South Main avenue, will bo held
toinotiuvv nftcrroon at 2 o'clock. Ser
vices will be held at tho house and In
tel nieiit will be made In tho 'Washburn
stieet remotely.
Services vveie conducted In St. Pat
rick's church at ' o'clock yesterday
morning over the remains of the late
iMis. mien Kane, who died at tho
5-Vranlon Private hospital. There was
i'. large attendance. Interment was
made in the Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral of the late Julia Rafter
will be conducted from the hoiiee on
I.uzenu- Htreet at ! o'clock this morn
ing. A lequiem 111 iss will b. celebrated
In St. Patrick's, chinch ami burial will
be made In the Cathedral cemetery.
rOl'NClLMAN OltlFt'llllS
William V. Gt Until!-, who was yes
terday le-eleeted to the utile e of com
mon council fiom the Foui Hi waid. Is
COI'NCILMAX
V. aillKriTiiB.
one of the most popular residents of
this part of the city.
That his constituents are pleased
with the manner In which he lepre
sented his ward Is shown bv the un
animous ie-electlon he received vester
elay. He Is one of the leaders of the
lower bianch of the council.
ST. PATRICK'S CHl'UCU FAIR.
A large number of young people at
tended St Patrick's church fair last
evening, when the menibeip of St.
Uiendan's council. Young Men's insti
tute, conducted the drawings and oth
er events. The Law once oirhestra
was In att.MiJnnco and discounted ex
cellent music dining the evening.
Plizcs w-ie aw aided for many dlf
fuent contest.1, and the fair fund was
conMdeiahly Inc leased as a result of
the undr 1 taking.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
John Walsh, district passencei and
fi eight agent of the- Ontaiio and West
ern laihoad, left fur Ni vv Yoik yesler
dav. Mr. and Mis. John U. Reynolds, of
Wilkes-Haiie, wei called to Scranton
yesteiday by the death c.r the foimei'8
sister's child.
An Infoiinul dance for membeis and
lady fi lends will be held at the Uloc
tilc city Wheelmen's club hot'se to
nioiiow evening.
The monthly missionary ptayer
meeting of the Flint Raptlst church
will be held In the tnual place. Tho
Raptlst Young People's union will hold
a social Thmsday evening at the pav
bonage. 20S North Hd Park.
The Kdglo Engine Tourist club will
conduct a social In St. David's hall,
Thursday evening.
NORTH SCRANTON.
Miss Bertha Finn, of Diamond ave
nue, was tendered a surprise party at
her home by u number of her associ
ates. Games, singing and music, were
Indulged In. Lunch was served at a
seasonable hour. Those present weie:
Misses Anna Shervvin, Hello Reading,
Rachel Evans, Charlotte (Iray. Lillian
and Susie Watklns, Jennie and Lu
cretla Thomus, Lena Clark, Oeitrude
Emery. Myitle Thayer, Ethel Clark,
Hess Noycf, Violet Danveis, Harriet
THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE
Who are Injured by the ue of coffee. Re.
cently there has been placed In all the.
grocery stores a new preparation called
(JHAIN-O, made ot pure grulns, tlmt
takes the placo of coffee. Tho most deli
cate stomach receives it without distress,
and but few can tell It from eortce. U
does not cost over U as nitisli. Children
may drink It with gieat bin. lit. J3 els.
and IS ets. per package. Try It. Ak fur
UHAIN-O,
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CONFIDENCE
HELPS TO
CURE
I doctors in the city for two
years and had no relief until I
began the use of your remedies.
trouble was ulceration of
the womb. I suffered
something terrible, could
not sleep nights and
thought sometimes that
death would be such a
relief. To-day I am a well
I woman, able to do my
own work, and have not
apain. I used four bottles
of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and
three packages of Sana
tive Wash and cannot
thank you enough for the
good it did me."
Mrs. M. Stoddard,
368, Springfield, Minn.,
writes:
"Dear Mrs. Pinkham For
Finn. Mrs. Fred Phillips atil Mrs. M.
AV. Finn; Messrs. John Jones, Murton
Hmery, Ben. Thomas, Maurice Head
ing, Fred Phillips, Walter Finn, Char
les Kmery, Charles Claik, David Blrt
ley, Alfred Finn and Kno Clark.
The funeial of Michael McHugh will
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Services will be conducted In the Hoi.,
Rosary church. Interment will bv
mado in Dunmoie Catholic ccmeteiy.
The funeral of the young sin of Mr.
fnd Mrs. Chailes lledley will take
place this afternoon from the home on
West Market street.
Miss Anna Hell, of West Market
street, will give a euchre patty at her
home this evening.
O. W. Davis is suffering with la
grippe.
The littte daughter of Mr. and Mis.
Frank Farringer, of Chuich avenue, is
111.
GREEN RIDGE.
On Thin sd.iv, Febiuaiy 2:. thete will
bo an entei talnment and conceit given
In the Adams avenue chapel, branch
of the Second Preshj teilan church,
coiner of Xew York street and Adams
avenue. It will consist of an enter
tainment of the" highest oider, musical,
llteiarv and humorous. Chailes A.
H111 Hoy, the famous vrutilloqiilt-t and
mimic, has been engaged. Mr. Hart
ley has traveled and is vviddv known
all over the t'nited States, and Is sec
ond to none In his line of work. His
part alone ought to Insuie a hugs
crowd, and is woith the price of ad
mission, which Is 23 cents. Other Mist
class talent will furnish tho lest of the
programme.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Barrett, of iV6 Beech street,
died je.sterdny at her home. She was
well known In the city and was untvr
snlly llkcil and esteemed. She was 50
years of ngi. and Is buivived bv seven
children. Patrick. Thomas, Michael,
Martin. Mrs. Michael Murphy, Cellii 1 nd
Mary, The funeiul will take place Fri
day morning at no o'clock, with er-vle-es
nt St. John's church and Interment
In the Diminoro cemeter.v.
I.avvieiiio O'l.enihan, a on of the late
Hon. Denis O'l.enihan, ot tho Archbald
Mine, died on Monday, The funeral will
take plato this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Candidates for Borough
Uy small pluiallties, the most of them
less than 100, the
Democratlc cnndl
dates for Dunmoio boiough ofllces vveie
elected yesterday. The tight was a
most exciting one. A laige vote was
polled. The two tickets vvcte:
REPUBLICAN.
Bui gess William R. Wilson.
Treasurei Louis Engle.
Tax Collectoi Maik Simpson,
Council Maxw ell Chupman
and
and
Chilstian Weber.
School Dliectois Janscn
Cole
Geoige J. Kunz.
Street Commlssionei Eber Brannlng.
Auditor Thomas Sansenbaugh.
DEMOCRAT.
Burgess Victor Buischell.
Treasurer August Wahler.
Tax Collector Peter R. Relllv.
Council, John J. Biogan. Thomas
McLoughlln.
School Directors A. T. Iivln, An
thony Haggerty,
Districts.
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First ward, First district. ...
Second district
Second ward, Flist district.
Becond district
Thhd ward. First district...
Second district
Third district
Fourth ward
Fifth waid
Sixth ward. First district...
Second distiict
Totals
GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
WEDDING AT ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH LAST EVENING.
Miss Louisa Volght and Joseph
Knoss Happily United by Rev. Al
fred Bullhorn Marriage of Mlis
Maud Powers to John Schrech, of
Buffalo, N. V., at the Home of the
Bride's Mother Funeral of Mrs.
Margaret Moore Tomorrow After
noon at 2 O'clock.
At St. Paul's church last evening,
Joseph Knoss and Miss Louisa Volght
were united In wedlock. Hev. Alfred
liallhorn rei formed the wedding cere
mony. Tho btldo was attendid by Miss
Lena Schauta and Krnst Oloor was
groomsman. At tho conclusion of the
wedding cei oniony the bridal party and
Invited guests assembled at Huleger3
hall, on Plttston avenue, wheto a io
ceptlon and supper were given.
Both bride and groom ate pionilnent
young people and have tho best wishes
of their numerous friends. Mr. Knoss
Is manager of the jacciuaid department
of tho Siiuquolt silk mill and a trusted
employe of that company.
HOMi: WKDDINO.
A pietty homo wedding was solemn
ized last cvenlnc at the home of Mis.
ti. D. Povvcis. when her daughter, Miss
Maud Powers, was united in marriage
with John Schrech, of Buffalo, N. Y.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by Rev. Aldilch In the front parlor,
which was prettily decorated for tho
occasion.
The maids were Misses Klsie and
May Brown, and Morgan Davis, Jr.,
was gioomsnmn. Mr. and Mrs. Schrech
arc both very popular young people and
have the best wishes of their numer
ous friends on their Journey through
life.
XUBS OF .NEWS.
Klertlon day was very quiet on this
side, but the voting was veiy brisk
during the forenoon and a very laige
vote was recorded. No disturbances of
any kind vveie reported, and altogether
the voters and hangeis-on at the polls
weie an orderly lot.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Margntet
Mooie, whose death was mentioned In
yesterday's Tribune, will take place to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
home of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Jones,
1701 Plttston avenue.
The ladles of the Cedar Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church will serve
a Martha Washington supper In the
church parlots next Thursday evening,
Fehiuary 22, from fi to 8 o'clock. They
also will conduct a bazaar, at which
thev will offer for sale a collection of
fancy ai tides.
Fea Coal 91.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Paik. Address oldets to J. T.
Sharkey. 1914 Cedar ave. 'Phone C683.
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Pleasing and Novel Entertainment
Given in Manley's Hall for the
Kindcigarten Other Notes.
A most pKising and novel entei taln
ment was given In Manle'a hall, on
Chestnut sheet, last evening, under the
auspices of tho riunmoie Presbvterlun
Klndergai ten association. The vat Ions
numbers on the progiamme were giver
under charge of the Instiucti" of lh-
little klndergai ten. Miss Monis, of
Scrunton.
Mr. W. W. Watklns gave several
pleasing vocal solos and Miss Christine
Morris, of Scranton, entertained with
instiumental music. Miss Ueatrlce
Morris, nlso recited seveial selections
which, united with the general pto
gi amine numbers, made a pleasant
evening's entertainment.
Tho association was startnj by the
Piesbyterlan boaid of manage: for tho
education of the little Italian children
of the borough. Last evening's en
tertainment was well attended and tho
proceeds will help the association In
continuing their woik.
THE FORUSTERS BAuL.
The second annual ball of the local
lodge, Xo. 62, F01 esters of America,
DUNHORE GOES DEflOCRATIC.
Offices Elected by Small
Very Exciting.
Street C'oiuiiil.ssioiiei Michael Mc-
Donnell.
Audi toi Camniln Mattuccl.
Appended Is 11 lesume of tho vote
recoided In detail in the accompanying
tttble. The tetuins of tho Fifth vvuid
are not Included In the table, the vote
not having been counted at an eaily
hour this nininlng. It is a. Demociatic
vvurd and Its vote vvll probably In
crease the plutalltles to a small extent:
ni'HGESS.
Wilson, R
Burschell,
018
1003
fc3
D.
Burschell's
plurality
TREASURER.
Engle. R. ..
Wheeler, D.
9?
1003
Wheeler's plurality
TAX COLLECIOU.
Simpson. R
Hi-lily, .r
ior.
moj
Rellly's plurality 0T
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tf NOTE TU E NAME.
will be held In tho Independent Order
of Odd Fellows' hull FiMnv night,
Mutch 16. This event Is always looked
forwaid to by a large number of tho
residents of the borough who aie mem
bers of the organisation.
This year tho social and ball will bo
on a larger scale and will be given
with more brilliance than that of for
mer years. A committee Is bitsllv ep.
dcavorlng to arrange the necessaiy de
tails already.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Many surpilses weie spuing at tho
different voting places In the borough
yesterday all because of tho lively In
tel est taken by the membeis of both
parties In tho voters who voted. The
challenges made weie the most ever on
record In tho borough, while the sur
prised faces of the otcis as they ap
pealed from the bqoths showed that a
goneial gauntlet ot inquiries had been
run bv them.
The boinugh schools will be closed
tomortow, It being Washington's blith
day. They will le-opon as usual Fil
da moiulng.
PiofoMsor W. W. Jones, the vocil in
structor of music In the schools, Is con
llned to his home with sicklier.
JURY IS EMPANELLED.
Will Inquire Into tho Cause of the
Death of Robert Bewick.
Coioner Ilobeils ha'i empanelled tho
following iury to ipqulie Into th.
cause of the e'eath of llobeit Bevvlik,
of liimmote: John V. Mutphv, R. J.
Jennings, T. K. Pi lie. H l Williams.
Howard Davis and (iwilvm Williams.
llewlek w is struck and killed by a
locomotive P.iturd ly near the tijpsy
(Jiove collleiy, whcio he was em
ployed. Catarrh, Cannot Be Cured
with I.OCAT. APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot icuch the toat of the disease.
Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and In older to cuip it jou must
take Internal remedies. Hull's Catarrh
Curo Is taken Internally, and uct.s directly
or. tho blood nnd mucous surfaces. Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is not a cjuaeK medicine.
It was prccrlbea !y one, of tho best
phHhians In this count ly for yo ivs, una
Js a regular pn-ncrlptlon. It Is composed
of tho best tonics known, coinblmd with
the best blood purifiers acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
tilnatlon of tho two Ingredients N what
produces such wondeiful results In cur
ing Cat.irr'i Send for testimonials free.
V. J Clli:Nl-V & CO., Props , Toledo, O.
Sold bv druKglsts. price Tic.
Hall's Tamlly Pills are, tho best.
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M,0 I
Kunz. R.
Itvln. D.
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School
Directors.
Council.
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AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUNi THEATRE
- RURdUNDBR 4 KBIS. Letiaet.
H. K. LOM), Manizer.
Wednesday and Thursday,
February 21 and 22,
Special Matlncc Washington's Birthday,
THE STRAKOSCH
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
60-PE0PLE-60,
Special Scenery, Orchestra, Costumes,
Calciums.
Wednesday evening, Feb. 21, "11 Trova
tore;" Thursday niitlnec, "Pinafore"
and Cav.illerl.i Rustlciinn;" Thursday;
ovcnlng, Fob. 22. "Carmen."
Prices $1.00, Tic , 60c, 23c.
Friday, February 23
HOYT'S
A Day
A Hurrah of
Hilarity.
and
Lots
of Fun.
i.ati:st
A Night
l.At;r,H COMPKLLKR.
A Jolly pi ly for all suits of theatre-goers.
The fumilcjl of them all.
Prlccs-$100, 75c, DOc, 23c.
Saturday, February 24,
.Matlnflnund Nlidit. Mr. Kclwnrd l Iltoom
rresenta I, melon's l.n'cst Comic
opera Success,
A GREEK
SLAVE.
j n plared
:ioo night ii
In Lo don.
inutn Xevr
York. 100
In lloRton.
A Oonit.anv of Client Magnitude and
Impoituncc. Including
DOROTHY MORTON.
1 1 si ol 1 11 K l "-perlii! Train of Klsht Car
superbly "tiiL-d, liorenusly Costumed.
Mt. .a Is in llt'wllchln,' Hallcta.
Pilies tt.Dii, Jl n TV'., &0e 23c.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
UUkaUNDHR & KBIS. LeMetJ.
II. K. LONO, AUnaicrr.
All Week, Commencing Monday, Feb. 11
HOLDEN
Comedy
Company
One of tho LarBC.t of Its Kind traveling
Dally DImu Matinee commencing Tucsi
dav.
Evening Prices 10, "') and 30 cents.
Matinees
Daily.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Tebiuaiy 10, 20 and 21.
THEISS"
WINE. WOMEN AND SONG
Regular Prices.
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Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood
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RetulU of Kxco9Ivb l'e of Tobacco, pplom or
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