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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1000.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
OmOERS OF GLOBE LODGE, I. o.
0. F., INSTALLED.
District Deputy Vosburg nnd Staff
Conducted the Ceremonies Relig
ious nnd. Secret Societies Hold
Meetings Willlnm D. Davis Died
In Wales Wedding Announce
mentsFire Last Night Opera
tions at the Hospital Box Social,
School Deposits and Other Notes.
District Deputy Vosburs ami start
Installed Ihc ncwiy-elccteil olllccrs of
Olobc IoiIro Independent Order of Odd
Fellow?, In Hurl U.u-I hall, last even
ing, ns follows:
Noble grand, J. li. Humidors: vice
grand, S. T. Hozollc: secretory, I' W.
AVells; assistant secretury, David Wat
son; treasurer, P. J. Vetter; right sup
port to noble grand, o. AV. Sklllhotn;
left support to noblt grand, Oeoieo H.
Florey; warden, IZ. .1. UIIss; conductor,
V. .1. McDonnell; light senc suppurter,
tSordon D. Warner; left sene supporter,
Oeorgc Morgan; ehiiplaln,.Iuhn b Ran
dolph: outside guard, M. U. l'aine; In
side guuid. L.. 11. Dunning; right sup
port to vice-grand, T. J. Iuee; h-ft
support to vice-grand, Charles II. Ol
1 er.
MUUTING LAST KVIINIXU.
The Columbia Hose company bold a
lcgular mooting last evening and en
joyed a light lunch aftei the business
session. Their plrasuie was Inter
rupted bv the lire ahum shoitly after
10 o'clock, but was again resumed upon
their return.
A well-attended meeting of St. lb en
den's council. Young1 Men's Institute,
was held In their rooms last evening
and ixinsldeiable routine business
transacted.
At the tegular meeting of St. Leo's
battalion last evening Flank Dillon
and James Degnnl were elected dele
gates to Hie Diocesan convention.
The Woman's Home Missionary soci
ety of the Simpson Methodist llplsco
pal church held their regular monthly
meeting last evening, at which a musi
cal and literary progiamme was ren
dered. The Young Ladles' society of the
Washburn Street Presbyterlnn chuich
met In regular session last evening
and enjoyed an interesting piogrammc.
FIRE IN THI3 CELLAR.
The alarm from Box 3G, corner of
Jackson street and Lincoln avenue,
shortly after 10 o'clock last evening,
was occasioned by the discovery of flro
In the cellar at Frank Shcdd's resi
dence on South Sumner avenue.
The (lames were caused by the fur
nace becoming overheated, but weio
extinguished before any damage was
done. The Columbia chemicals were
Dufour's French Tar
Has Won Success,
It Cures Your Cold
And Gives You Rest.
FOE SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
A Full Sweep
We consider this special offering iu desirable up-to-date
silks, the most meritorious event of the kind iu
the history ol the department. The makes, weaves,
colorings and patterns are just such as you would
probably select if we placed every piece iu stock before
you. Therefore, the difference between actual values
and this extraordinary sale price is iust so much of a
clear saving, without even the thought of a sacrifice,
for (pardon the repetitiou, it is necessary, however,)
these are desirable silks and have nothing that's job
bish or offish about them.
This Remarkable
And there are special inducements for early comers.
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MAGNIFICENT VALUES IN BLACK SILKS.
You have our word for it, these silks are all right
iu every particular, and will give thorough satisfac
tion to every buyer.
19-inch Black Taffetas that are really worth 69c, for 55c
20-inch Black Taffetas that are really worth 85c, tor 69c
22-inch Black Taffetas that are realfy worth .$1.00, for 78c
23-inch Black Taffetas that are really worth 1.25, (or 95c
27-inch Black Taffetas that are really worth Si.oo, lor 75c
21-inch Black Satin Duchess, best $1.00 quality, for 75c
27-inch Black Satin Duchess, best $1.25 quality, for 95c
Hu'le 1 - -4 .
Taney Silks, Deseruing of Attention.
-.Colorid Taffetas 10 Inch
"Vo'' 'YiWflli.cs." mind jou, but owii llucad
"nunT til k lalfctas In .ibout a sine ol iicaulitul
.oWlntB. lirlclit ftmt.li jn.l kuod jlur c:P
fpr'fi'iij, SalclTlrc ,CM-
JDoLand Stripe Silks.
flurmlnc fffU hi nil the iiew jniiuii ludn.
"llny'll nuk.nl'jMjl) nalUs, Jiid thiVi.' umth
I . J J ; 1 1 J 91.IJ0 Mill III. v'le n no ()&(
. iMiidouj.aiid tlini'ly hirudin at .. .. '"
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tHandBome Persian Silks,
tt(h tlcVOrl-ntal.filtfcl li Iliad. Satin hui'.
IaTMiKIv" "''' t l'1 "i!' lo ',0 apprllnl l.y
jUiu of the beautiful. The 're worth UQr
JH.JJ. (fcIe prlre
lr
Si;iiNew novelties in
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kdesy waists at
filobe Warebotise
IF YOU
WOULD ENJOY
Good
USE
WARNER'S
I It Invigorates the LIVER.
It Heals Diseased
npplled and did effective v'otk. The
Franklins also icsponded, but theli ap
paratus was not needed.
SCHOOL DEPOSITS.
The 1'ollowlng deposits were made ut
the West Side bank yesteiday by the
principals of Public schools Now. 1"., 11)
and It.':
No. 11. Pat id 0rn, SM40; Miss UatUns,
?.l); Miss Uvl. 1.T0. Miss A. Ki.ins, 1 :").
Mlvi II. Kelli, "I Ifi: MlM 1!. V,nni, l.fp0: .Mls
llti liariN. I.0l; Mls Phillip", 1 ienl, Mlw S.
Killy, SI.'Jl; Ml-n l'rico, M; Mlvs MillonaU, fj7
cents; Miss Ilairls. 7,1 cents! tut.il. 21.11.
No. W. Miss I.CH, t'-tl. Miss Murraj, I'l
rails: Miss Milmls I'l wnlnl Miss Ucio'ish, U
Mls Kljnn, l."ni Mls i:an, 33 cenls; Miss
cents; Miss MoiRin, Sfl.iO, Miss Loader, oOirnts,
Killou, ra tints; -Mls Wnile, $1 JO; Mls Murpliv,
M.3.2; Miss lost, TO ctuts; Jin. I'crber, 1.U1;
JIlM PciK, 87 icnls, total, ?14 11.
No. M. Miss Knjpp, l.iSi Miss Vaiigli m,
$l.2t), Miss O'Connor, $1.10; Mls Mullen, .t 25;
Mls Ruddy, 1 01; Miss lYIInus, 72 cents, MIm
Cnprntcr, j.W), Mls ricctnnn, f2., tot.il,
'IU 70.
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WnDDLNT. THIS MOUNTING.-
llogor llvans, of Jackson stieet. a
member of the -well known firm of D.
V. Ilv.ins At Co.. and Mis. David Hevun,
of 71S North Main avenue, will be
quietly mauled at 11 o'clock this
morning, at the bilde-elect's home, by
Ilev. D. P. Jones pastor of the Taber
nacle Congregational church.
Only the immediate lelatlves of tho
contracting parties will be present, and
after the ceremony a. wedding dinner
will be seived. Mr. IInns and his
bilde will enjoy a short wedding trip
to Philadelphia, H.iltlmorc and Wash
ington, nnd upon their rpturn they will
jtslde In Mr. Kvans' home on Jackson
street. Toth ore well known people in
this community and have a host of
lrlends who will extend congratula
tlons.
A HOX SOCIAL.
"Iiox Social" Is the appellation by
which Is styled the social lo bo given
by the Haptl.U Young People's union of
the First Paptist eburcn this evening.
The plan of the social If this. The
ladle.s desliing to attend, fill a box
with lands suitable for the occasion
and enclose ft card with their own
name viltten theieon. This box when
prrsentod at the door admits the lady.
The gentlemen are rcquhed to pur
chase thesi' boxes at th nominal fe
of I.' tents nnd arcortlltinjly partake of
tho lunch with tho lady whose i.ame
Sale Begins Today
Hemstitched Silks,
il incheh wide and In the Uinlcest -hadei for
iinilL w.i.r In til I miIih nnthliiir umiM
Mil lhee. A pine Kf.DO nualily, ii'dil"ed 7c
Pi only 'ul
4 inch Foulard Silks.
Nuiy and While, jnd IIIjiI jih) White e(TiU In
u .iiil5 of iiaiIte ilfiinii that iujUo
liv.iulilul m. d urUccMlilo ;;iimw. I me- JQ
1) C3o. qualilj fur 'tOC
New "Jap" Silks.
Mai. I'fsi lured and d. klBiieO evpieshly fur kuniiner
ni.il 'ilnjil Ule jour tain i lor uj.cjranee,
and uiil nirinl.i' juu willi the bargain I nif.l
prke, lf bo LU Vr
Silk Squares for
special prices.
Silk Sale
I
Health
In the Future,
SAFE
CURE
TODAY.
KIDNEYS.
he round to be in the box. Ice cream
will be for sale.
The residence of Ocoige Asburv, on
North Sumner avenue, has been se
lected ns the scene of merriment. The
proceeds are for the worthy cauni of
lepler.lsnlng the sick committee's func'.
This committee has done :i noble and
effective woik during tho previlonco
or the many contagion diAiisus.
SEMI-ANNUAL MliJl.TINCiR.
The Wyoming Association of fongrc-g-itlonai
chinches will assemble at the
N'cbn Congregational church, Ttond
ham, at !i o'clock this moinlng, where
tne fifteenth semi-annual meeting will
bo held today. Tin op sessions will b"
h. Id. at which A. II. Kynon and Ilev.
F.. A. Itoyl, of the Plymouth Congre
gational chinch, will speak morning
and evening rcpectlvolj.
Tho Sunday schoool union will meet
tomoirow In the morning, afternoon
and evening. Papers will be read by
M. .1 Watklns. MIsh Moybell Paisoni
nnd Mrs. John It. Thomas, all of this
side. The sessions will be nllended by
a large number from the Congrega
tional chinches of West Sciauton. A
lengthy piogrammo will be given each
d-iy.
A StVCESSFt'L OPERATION.
IDr. SI. J. Williams, of South Main
avenue, successfully operated on Sam
uel P.. Hughes, uf Wnihburn, Williams
S. Co., at the West Side hospital yes
teulay moinlng, and his speedy recov
eiy Is i.oiv assuted. Dr. W. K. Allen
and Dr. H. G. Ucddoe asslsltd In tho
operation.
Mr. Hughes strained himself at tho
mill several weeks ago and sufleied
fiom an abscess, which caused him
great pain and anxiety, and It w.ii nec
essary to operate on him In older to
save bis life.
Dr. Williams also opeiated on a lit
tle gill at the hosrltal yesterday with
very satisfactory results.
DIKD IN WALKS.
Mei chant Morgan Thomas received a
letter from Wales yesterday which Im
parted the information that William 1.
Mavis, better known heto as "old
bach," had died in Llandjssul, North
Wales, on March 27.
Mr. Davis was a member of tho
South Main Avenue Welsh Cahinlstlo
Methodist church, and left heie about
two years ago for the old country. De
ceased had many friends here who will
be pained to learn of his death.
CJLNKHAL NEWS NOTES.
City Engineer Joseph Phillips entei
talned a number of friends at his home
on Swctland stieet last evening in
honor of his lc-clection ns city en
gineer. The neighbors and friends of Uugene
M Strong assembled at his homo on
South Main avenue to bid him fare
well, prior to his departure for Alaska.
John J. Thomas and Miss Annabel!
Freeman were mat tied yesterday af
ternoon by Hev. Thomas de Oruchy at
the home ot Contractor Capwcll, on
Lafayette street.
The choi ul class of the Young Wo
men's Christian association aro re
quested to meet in the looms tomor
row evening to reheaiso IJastor music.
Frank Jones, of North Hyde Park
avenue, and Miss .Grace Acker, of
South Main avenue, will be united in
munlago at Simpson Methodist Epis
copal church at 12 o'clock tomortow.
Hev. J. H. Sweet will perform the cere
mony. Services over the remains of the lalo
Fred Helble were conducted at St
John's German Catholic church, South
Main nenue, yesteiday moinlng. Rev.
F. A. Flicker otlicinted. Intel ment was
made in the German Catholic ceme
tery. Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Leo Cavanaugh, of Chestnut
stieet, and .Miss Kate Arnold, of West
Locust itreet, which will bo solemn- I
Ized at St. John's Get man Catholic I
church on April IS. i
Tho Electric City Wheelmen will
meet for rehearsal this evening nnd
on Thuisday evening a stag p-irty will
be held at tho eluh bouse.
Tho Young People's union of tl
Flist Ilnptlst chuich will conduct a
box social this evening at tho home ot
Oeoige Anbury, on Noith Sumner ave
nue. The di awing for the phonogtaph tor
the benefit of Stenner's band, which
was to take place on Wednesday, April
11, has been postponed until June 16,
The members of the Monitor base
ball team aro lequested to meet at the
coiner of Jackson street and Main ave
nue, at S o'clock sharp, Tuesday even
ing. James Duffey, captain.
Tho funeral of the late Geitrude
Haudenhush will be ptlvately conduct
ed at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon from
the home, 206 Meridian street. Inter
ment will be made In the Washburn
stieet cemetery.
James Mahon and Waltei McNlchols
will icpresent St. Paul's Pioneei corpi
at the IJIocesan contention In Avoea
next month. Michael McCIInnls. Will
lam F.urell and Thomas dimming
will icpresent St. Peter's Total Abstl
nenco and Benevolent society.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Llewellyn Iewis, ot
Quay avenue, entertained a large party
of fi lends at their homo Saturday
ovynlng.
Adjutant Yates, of tho Salvation
army, will deliver a talk at the Union
ihurch, Little England, this uvenlng
on "Tho Social and Spiritual Work of
the Army." Several members ot the
local corps will attend,
Matthew O'Malley, of liiigss row,
while alighting from u street car Sat
urday evening at tho coiner of Grant
aventio and Jackson stieet, turned on
his foot and sustained a painful In
Jury. The regular class meeting will be
held ut Mm Simpson Methodist Episco
pal chuich this evening, and prayer
meetlns will be held tomorrow evening,
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
ENTERTAINMENT IN WEST
MARKET STREET OHURCII.
Rev. P. J. Reese Will, on Thursday
Evening, Be Installed ns Pnstor of
tho Puritan Congregational Church,
Edrns Horbeit Meeting with Suc
cess in the Philippine Islands.
Funcrni of Thomas Knight Tomor
row Afternoon Eire in tho Smith
Residence on Wayne Avenue,
Tho Ladles Aid society of the Welsh
Ilaptlst church, of West Market stieet,
will conduct nn entertainment in tho
church parlors tomorrow evening. An
excellent piogrammo has boon pre
pared, and all who are nble to attend
will undoubtedly be benefitted by It.
The following Is tho piogrammo;
Inclnir, "mcrlra," XiKliinrc.
AililrrM , rrH'tmt
Mcctlon Prof. W'aRcnvliaw'n nrclirlrj.
SjIo MIm Nellie 1 ilton
rtnllallon Iltm IUK
Riaplioplion drli-clloni 1. I I)ili.
TSrdtntlon MIm La Hair.
Solo (levrgo IMn.ml
Violin ffloctlnn Ml Hilt.
"Stnr of Ppv Muting Nliclit...
Wrlli lljfitisl ihurch iliolr, T. .1. I'.i un, Ifjilor
1mi-I Mi. iiaul ami W Ism
Solo lohn T. l'A.im.
llocltntlon MIm T. HjiiIHiI
Solo Mtd. .1 Hajiln Couln
Selection (Po) Mli I.uhi Oomtantlnc
Si.lo Ml,, 1mIi! 1,-wli.
Iticltition Ml Plillllpi
Silutlon (Pose) MIm Wilheltnini Oriffiu.
Competition, "LmiI Klmlly I.felil,"
Jlri. Vlri.ir.f and Piuf. 1. I). Dl$
KNIGHT FUNKRAL
The funeral of Thomas Knight, who
died ot his home on West Maiket
stieet, will be bld tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Tho remains will be taken
to tho Holy Hosaiy chinch, whole ser
vices will bo conducted. Interment will
be made In Cathedral cemetery.
Mr. Knight was one of the most
popular young men in this section, nnd
was well and favorably known by -i
huge circle of fi lends. The deceased
contracted a heavy cold, which de
veloped Into pneumonia, which was the
cause of death. He Is survived bv a
father and mother, thiee brothers and
two sisters.
INSTALLATION THURSDAY.
The Installation of the Hev. P. J.
Iteese n't pastor of the Puiltnn t'ongie
gatlonal church will take place on
Thm sday nfteinoon nnd evening of
this week The afternoon services will
commence at 2 o'clock anil will bo
open only to membeis ot the church
nnd Invited clergymen of the Congie
gatlonal denomination. At the een
Ing service w hlch begins at 7 o'clock
tho public is Invited.
Many pieaeheis from tun founding
towns will be pient, as well as all
mlnisteis of tills pait uf the cltv.
Since Mr. Iteese began his pastointe at
flip I'llii'oa church he has by bis ener
gy and eloquent rermons Ineieased the
nicmbeiMiip of the ehurch hugely.
Sl'CCESS OF EDHAS HEHHEHT.
The many friends of Edias Hoi bet t
will be glad to learn of his success In
the Philippine Islands. Mr. lletbert Is
a young man and formerly resided In
this place but a few yoais ago removed
to Colorado. At the outbieak of tho
Si anlsh-Ainerican war be enlisted
with tho First Colorado infnntiy and
v."iit dltcttly to tho Philippines.
fie WPS dlselinigcd fiom the volun
teer service and immediately accepted
x lucrative position with a laige syn
dbate composed ot Ameiican capital
ists, who aie engaged In developing
tho mir.eial possibilities of the Island.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Tbe marriage of Mls-s Annie Tully
nnd Owen Jones was quietly solemn
i70d Sntuiday evening. The ceremony
was witnessed only by immediate
relatives of the rontractlng parties. A
bilef reception fallowed. Both youiK
people aie well known In this place
and enjoy the esteem of a legion of
friends, all of whom wish Mr. and
Vr Jones u piosperous wedded lift.
What threatened to be a dlsastious
tire broke out In the residence of Ollie
Smith on Wavne avenue about noon
Sunday. The fixtures In one of the
looms became Ignited in some manner
and burned merrily for a while. A still
'ilarin was sent In to the Libertys and
they icsponded immediately. The flro
was extinguished with the assistance
of chemicals. The daniago resulting
from the fire was slight.
At 2.30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the funeral of the two- ear-old child
of Mr. and Mrs. P. Barrett, of Brick
avenue, will be hold from the resi
dence.
Prof. Hobert Bauer and his eminent
I orchestra will give a giand concert ot
i the Court Street Methodist Episcopil
church. Thursday evening, April 12.
An Introduction ot the oichestra Is un
necessary, as It has become generally
known that Prof. Bauer has many of
the best musicians In the city as mem
bers ot his orchestra. All loveis ut
music should not fall to be present.
Admission, twenty-live cents.
Mis. Henry Miller, of Mniy street,
was at Biowntown over Sunday.
The four-year-old child of Patrick
O'Nell, of Stanton street, died Sunday
afternoon, after a short Illness ot
diphtheria.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Welsh
Presbyterian church on Wayne ave
nue will conduct a pie social lu tho
parlois of the chuich this evening.
Normal Lynch tho young son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Lynch, of Church ave
nue, Is HI.
Last evening- the Junior Epwotth
THE FOOD DRINK
Some people can't drink
coflce ; everybody can
drink Grain-O. It looks
and tastes like coflec, but
it is made from pure
grains. No coflce in it.
Grain-O is cheaper than
coflee ; costs about one
quarter as much.
All groceri ; lee tad V5c
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THE LEADING AND LARGEST MILLINERY STORE
413 Lackawanna Avenue 413
Charming Hats for Easter
Spurred on by the splendid encouragement you are giving, our milliners seem to bo planning better
than ever.
It is the biggest Iiaster millinery business we ever knew. It's the best for you; and, if lor you, for
us as well.
Wc have made new standards of value: we let you bid good-bye to extravagance whenever you
please. There are $15 and $20 hats exquisite demanded on occasion, but the millinery in which we are
busiest is with qiiic stylish Headgear at $4.98 and $5.98
The season's .styles are becoming almost picturesque. The plain face brightens and the beautilul face
is at its best when the things Hie modistes have given for spring.
There are hosts of shapes. The trimming is built mostly on the brim flowers, especially roses and
foliage. ,
The Sailor Hat, the Walking Hat Zl"ZZnZ 50c to $6
Pretty Hats for Children, $1.98, $2.48, $3.50.
And any little girl whom you can feel safe in letting take the journey alone can buy as safelv as you, for
with little folks and the most experienced shopper, we have such a liberal method of exchange, that buying
is not only sale, but pleasant Suppose the hat selcclcd doesn't seem to suit you perfectly alter it's home,
please bring it back. We haven't made the busiest Millinery Store in town by being narrow. Style, satis
faction, fairness but style first of ajL
Gersoii's Leading: EUliiiiiiery Store, 413 Lackawanna Avenue
league of the Ptovhlenco Methodist
Episcopal chinch held a meeting in tha
church pallors, utter which a social
time was had.
' E. P. Moiilson leaven today for New
Yntk, to fill a position which he has ac
cepted on the tunnel work.
Pea Coal S1.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, ccnttal city and centi.il
Hyde Paik. Address oulets to J. T
S'laikey, 1911 Ccdai avc. 'Phone GfiSo.
SOUTH SCRANTON.
The William Council Hose comp'inv
responded to two still ulaims on Sun
day afternoon. A sp.uk fiom the t hlin
ney set fire to the loof of John H.iny'i
residence at Ua Genet street, but the
damage done was slight, as the Hi o
men quickly icsponded and confined
the flames to the loot. Shortly after
returning to the hose house the lite
men were notllled by the watchman .it
the Connell park that a fotest flic was
laglng in tho tear of the park. Boys
who were smoking cig.uettes eaielesslj
threw a lighted match Into the bushes.
When the fliemen arrheiKlie Hie had
gained conldeiable headvn and It
took an horn a hard lighting befoie tho
flames weie quenched.
The f uncial of Thomas Walsh, whose
death was mentioned in yestoidav"s
Tilbune, will take place this moinlng
at J) o'clock fiom the family residence
Plttston avenue and Pear stteet. A
requiem mass will be celebrated In St
John's chinch, and Intel ment will be
made In the Cathedral cemeteij.
The South Sciauton Building and
Loan association has lsseud Its fifth
series of stock. The association is in
a very prosperous condition.
Division No. 2!, Ancient Order of
Hibciuluns, will meet in regular m-s-sion
on Thuisday evening and a full
attendance is lequested. This populur
organlzatlon Is making arrangement.s
for an ontei tuinment and ball. whUh
w ill be held at Snover's hall on April
21.
The South Side Bowling club will
meet in regular session this evening.
Tho approaching maiilago of Miss
Kate Dougheity, of Stone avenue, and
Michael Cannon, of Now York city, has
been announced.
D. C Jones, the popular druggist at
Humphreys' pharnnuy. and Miss Pearl
Lot eland will be united In wedlock at
the homo of the bible's patents, tils
Pear strevct, tomonow.
George Watts and Mis. McDermott.
of Foiest City, anlved In this city yi s
terdav to attend the obsequies of the ,
late Thomas Walsh this moinlng".
The motheis" meeting of tho South I
Side Y. W. V. A. will be held Wed -
nesdny afternoon nt the home 'of Mrs.
Fred Heffner, on Wheeler avenue. All
mothers are invited.
Tho . -
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The funeial ot the late
Walsh will take place this m
0 o'clock fiom the family l'onie, corner
ot Plttston avf-nuo ann IVir street.
JIass will be stinp; at St. John's Catho
lic church.
Intet ment in the Cathedral
cemetery.
DUNMORE.
tiiiKene Cunnlon, a biaUemaii on the
Ihle and Wjomlnn Valley uillroad,
Urs at his homo on West Drinker
stieet Kiilfeilnj; from severe Injurlei
and shock received while engaged at
bin woik Satutdiiy nttemoon. In con-
Junction With other woiknien, he wnl
removing a number of pieces of tlm-
her fiom a car and while standing
upon the car lost his balance and fell
down a steep embankment.
The unfortunate man landed upon
bis back. lcndeiliiK him unconscious
for some time. Ills fellow workmen
inched to his aid and save what as
sistance they lould. Ho wok Inter
ta ten to bis hom. on A Vent Di Inker
street and medical aid called, which
somewhat alleviated his surfeiliiKS.
Hie No. : breaker of the Pennsylva
nla Coal' comii.lliy. Is ugain winking
In nil Its depat Ononis aftei u lapse
of a week'B Idleness.
Ha Oakley left this iiiornlnc for
Mlddletown, whcie he tv ill locate In
the future. Sir. Oakley ban accepted
a position with the Ontario and West
ern lailroad and will begin' his duties
at once.
At the Instance of Joseph Ilollein a
wuriant was swoin out Saturday for
tlm arrest of Sudler AVert, on tho
chniRo of assault and battel y, A
lieariiifr of tho fuse lu the u'llee of
Justice of the Peace Cooney took place
Hatuiday evenine, iu which enough
evidence was eecured uualnst AVert to
havo him held under JSOO ball for bis
appearance at couit.
Tho Wells Farpo I'xpiesw company
has placed n. row delivery wiiroii on
the road for tho convenience of their
pations In Dunnioie. The delivery de
partnunt will ho lu churffo of I.,. P.
Atnendt, w.ho will mako two dell vol ins
a day. This In a new departuie for
this borniiKh, which will bo much ap
preciated by the business men and
tux-payers In ucncial.
MMTKh
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEHY OF HUS1C,
nimaUMHJR & RBIS. Lesssw.
II. U. I.OMJ, Manazsr.
All Week, f i.iiiiuiiKm,-
MONDAY, APRIL 0.
Jtitun Insdk'i'uiiit
n
In ,i repeilolre of lomediei nm) dunus
Pime Matinee dalh evi 1 1 MnnJ-ij
l.iininit l'rie 10 id ' i"nl
THE UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
&gggSSEZSQ3 cures
KMBKunraEmilS n i I ! o n r n o n r..
Constipation,
Dyspepsia,
Sick-Hoad -
acho end Livor
Complaint.
fiUbflR COATQII.
lOU riUUSs Sold by all drupeiats
or sent by mail.
25 CTS.
Ncrtlta Mctlcd Co., Ctilcifo
Sold by McGarra'.l 4. Thomas, Drug
gists,, 209 Lackawar.ra avo., Straiiton. Fa.
A Skin of tJoauty lo a Joy Forovor.
C -I FUI.IV .ll i: M'll-s "IIIIMM,
IIIKAU. UK MAblLAl. IlKAl, 1 lfll.lt.
HemcntH Tan, llmplr, FweklM,
itlOMl ISlllltTl., na.-ii. ADll DklU
dlcabea, and every l.ti'mifh nn
.7uauiv, una aenci
&tdctccllon It hnt '
CrtJetootl th tf,t of AS l
."'. .... .. . .. j ;; .
jrw.i ILUU la B7
nariuirfs we io la i
to to nure It 1 proy. I
erly reade. Accept i
no countcrftli of I
ImParnam Dr. L.
A. Sayra Mid to
laJyvMhphaut'toa I
(a pal lentil "Ayoa
laaie-vrllluetliem, I
1 recommend Oour I
ud'Creamiulh
Ir-att harmful of all
thn Skin nrfDAra.
tlonn " For faJe l.y
all nracorhta and
rancj Ooodj Dulere In the U. S . Cauadaa, and Europe.
VSttD. T. flOPKIXS. Prot'r, 87 Croat Jonei 8U N.Ii
GREEN RIDGE.
(.leoi'Ro (I Jl.ihy, seeulary o the
YouilK JUn's liiilstlan aiFoelallon, led
the meeting at the I'lebj tciian ehuieh
last uvenlnK. and spoke to a laige ton
KioKatloii. The subject ol the meeting
toiiiKht nv 111 be "Pardon of bin fiom
Clod necessary fol the soul's peace."
,'
The feeivloiH are short, lasting only an
hour. All a'e welcome.
The fcllowinu niocrranimi will bo
Iwiideied at the enteitainnient to bo
Riven by the pmilla of No. 27 school In
. 1 n..1lA.l.. ., 4 1. In ...Allium
the school audltoi ium this evenltiK
Piano solo, Claieiue Phillips; icclta
tiou,. Miss Leone bVrnhiiiii; mimicry
and tun, Mr. t'luules Hartley, fan drill,
twenty-lour sills, builesqiie. twelve
boys'. Part second Choi us, "Tliu
Tai's SonK." the Srallov boys, leclta
tlon, Minn liar-is. the Oailand ni.nch.
pilniaiy children, entiiIoqulcin and
fun, Mi. llaitley.
MINOOKA.
n Infant ililld of Jh. ami Mn M J V.sm.
! of ,lermn, I'J , died miw1.iv, TIic icunlii were
' lomcjed t" tb'- I'""' '1 " J'ia "u
lludmi rjilmail biternicnt iu n-i'Ie in Mb
I100h4l.ailiuiiliiriiii.iii'.
Mr. 'liioinuj l,jii'an, an ol.l leslilent ot .Ml-
iiloUj. wlio refill, a on Mini is' lull, i aciiutuly ill
1 lie fumi.ll of llie infant ilmhtrr oi Mr mil
Mrs. 1'. I'. O llJia. wlio died Miiuljy fiom tm.
ifleit of buiiH iineiivd balunlij cieuing, mil
take place tlili aflernooii,
Mr. Kwn -Moie-'n''. " W"' MinooUa, .bel
ttilt moi nins ainf a brltf lllne-.- I lie dinwMl
bid i raided lieio nunj jears. Ilei l.ind illi..i
Hon and frlinilb lutuie emit and lici to I.. i
many filrmU, Im l'l h iulned to licai il.
niws of lei cieniHC. ."ne wj ine w,ii..m tn
'late l..in T. .Moiiranv, who died a few
UJO. '118. JlOllSJIla H MirilWH ny llie IOIIOVII4
mi'inliua of lit r fiinlly John, William ami i
llmr dinl Albeit, "f S'ltitli vunlon. Aliir. Je ie
and lla. , all of Jlluoola. l'uiieral will !.
.laco Weilnwilaj ulKriiooii. Intcimint lull be
made In T.iloi iinicteiy.
Jn-epH, a on of Mr. and Mrs (on StoKis,
of Malfurd Btreit, was pilnly injined at the
Ijiikauanna Knllllni; ntllU hatunby. llie ounj;
man wa cnsaceil In puttlnp a belt on a wheel
which was lu motion when hi arm beeatnc en
tangled in wnne of the nutlilnery, brial.liie it
In mo pliers and bull laeeratlna; tho member
Medlidl aid wa summoned and the Injur made
lots painful.
m
How's ThlsP
We oflir One Hundred Pillars lltuard for
any c.ie of t'atirrli that cannot bo curid by
lla'H'a l alanli 'me.
i". .1. CIIKMIV X 0 Prop. Toledo. O
We, Ihe iinileiklaneU, lute known V .1. Cheney
for the last 11 )m, and belice him perfeeily
honorable In all lnwlnoii transaelloiis uml finan
cially al.lo to nny out any obligations mailo by
their Hi in.
Wet & liuax, Wholekale Ilruatrlt, Toledo, (I.
Walillni;, Klnuaii & Maivln, Whohvalc DniKsiU,
Tiinlo, II
Hall's C'aUrili Cine U laVeu Inlernully, aetinc
rilieellv upon llie blood and miieouj Mil late" of
the alini. Priie 7Se. pi-r brittle, bold by all
flrucidna. Tnltmoulala lire.
Hall' l'amily 11113 tic tliu licit.
si to
mn37TrnfiS
PI R6 flilnb Is
D
m, . wrr. - rixi u i
f. t k h xl'. rzr h pr;
yS ! v
NEW YORK HOTELS.
. t t it it K H t t . t t it K t
HOTEL E ARLINGTON
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Jf
FORMERLY THE OERLACH. $
Twenty-so enth St.. West, near
Ifwnv Cenlrallv located In Amuse-
lmnt and Shopping District, NF.W
YORK CITY. , .
European nan.
Completely remodeled and refur- v
nlsheil ut an expenditure of One '
& Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dot- X
t lars. Restaurants and Palm Room f
open until line A. M v
Tn hie D'Uote Dinner. Six to
fc' Eight Music In Palm Room dally X
jj uml evenings. g
Tariff of Rates.
J ct....iA v..n..i i r .....I f fm Ha.
.
fe Inched hatb. Double, rooms. WM,
k" deliicbeil batli Double rooms, prl. .f
vale bath, one person, $3; two, $f. v
Stilus of pnilnr, bedroom and bath,
&" SI. J". $f. and JS.
ff Parlor, two beilrooris nnd bath, JT,
go uimi 4iv. m
u. m. cakuc cc ouii,
X
P(l year" connrctcd
with
Knrlo's
Hotel, New Yolk.
D'fXlTAri'c...na KTo ., "Vm 1 I J
xvii;jiiii;ju Aiii. o, At-nt .u.c
The American Cum and Pleasure
Resort
IIOTI3I. RARMNCHON
til f J AM US HOTEL.
Open June to October.
A 'A It 'A 'A "A "A "A "A 'A "A A "A A 'A 'A 'A "A "A
The St. Denis
Ilroaclway and Eleventh St., New York.
Opp. Clraci Church. Europ:at Plin.
Rooms $i.oo a Day anJ Upward.
In a modest and unobtrusive way thar
nro lew better conducted hotels in tho
metropolis than the St. Denis.
Tho creat popularity It has acquit ed cart
readily be traced to Its unique location,
its home-llko atmosphere, tho peculiar ex
cellence of its cuisine and service, and Ur
ery moderate prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON,
loIUSIEi? HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St. anl Ir?h PIuj,
rsJEVA VORK.
AMKR1CAN PLAN, $3.50
Pep
Day and Upwards.
LUKOl'KAN PLAN, $1.50 Pet
Day and Upwards.
I. D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor
.t. .f-f -f t.
l'or laiisiiicss .Men
t-
f
f
f
In the hsart of the wholesale
district.
For iiiopiiers
I minutes' wulk to Wanamakersj
8 minutes to Slcccl Cooper's BIG
Store. Easy or access to the great
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sfchtscei's
One block from B'way Cars, civ
lug easy transportation to all
points of interest.
L ALBERT
NEW YORK.
Cor. Ilth ST. & UNIVERSITY PU
Only ono uiock irom uroaaway.
n.-. ., PHSTAIIBANT A
I -r IfOOlllJi 4 UU. Price Reasonable 1
. .
VJADE SV3E A MAM
AJAX TADI.CTS rOEITTVELX UIJUI!
A r.r. Xerrotii JllataietVtUlot Moa-
1 err, Irjpoteacy, BIplonen, cto . caujp4
";? br Abaso or other lSeies and Indlr
J&?L cretlona, Thtv aulil.lv ao! turtlv
rostoro laoot V liauir in om or jdubk, iu
ltaoaafcrstndr, buitneea or mcrrle.
Pravnt. Tn.nnll And ConSlimQtlOa 1L
talcoa in tiao. Tfiou-nse tboira lmmodlito fmproio.
neat end eBoets a CUKE where ,o!T other fallla
tint nnan tmvlEa tha ronuins Aiaz Tuhleti. Thcj
neat end ellocts a CUItB vrbere i
haTOCurcdthoutandaandnlllcaxoyoa. Woglvoripos-
ax .
WOBtVOOpOJ.
rnftTp la
HUenrlttonriiarorios looaociocuro
eoehcaaacr refund tho ooaer. Prleo ajiuio iper
racCactii or tU puzoa (tall treatmentl for tloo. By
rackact.) or cU puzos (tall treatmentl for 12.W.
rrall, la rloln wrapwr. npon recolpt ot rrleo. tire
'"AJAX REA1EDYCO., BSfer
HttUtLm
In&t UU
For ala in Scranton, Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and II. C. Sanderson, Druggists.
MAKE PERFECT MEN
Iiunur VKfirAIRI Do not i
Ur Lonrt The Jovi untl tmMtlODt
llf ran brtorcdlo u. Iht v
rtuf
rj
mitimirtvi ncrfVH Hfni
bnolulfl? riirffl fav'I'KIt
1IT ciri DV
TO
'rAllL.F.1 . Ulftprompirvlicrtoli.
ft. Ul?
vninu. fftlilnr rutin or 7 and . !
nddrtlnor lll roCT.inct)iid by
in
iiuuiiiiivi iiifi twi . inv hi iu vj
Inihicratlona ortictiiftorcailr an
in pari visor a nil uotincv tosvtrv fun
tlon Brae optii ijitim. Uiva Qlw bloom lo lb
rhcrkaaDdluitr lo tba yi of -Tounf or eld
untiwc uoinnrwiTiui cntrgr LJLVI boi
a. LO& cam el! iruftraaidui
tsindtd Caa t carrlad In vest
s.
er montr re
ttockcL. flo)4
wtn wher or maiiolln plal wrapetr v itetiplti'
PMC VJ IU lHW" V( l(Tl PMft IBIfflf.
Sold In Scranton, Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and McGarrah & Thomas, drucgtsti.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS.
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