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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1900.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
ELECTRIC CITY WHEELMEN EN
TERTAIN MANY FRIENDS. '
Btag Social Attracted t Large Ciowd
to tho Club Houso on Jackson
Street Attended by a Number of
Guests from Out of Town Snovcr
Bodell and Browning-Williams
Weddings Another Candidate for
Recorder of Deeds Other News
Notes nud Personals.
Another of the now famous Mug
ewntH wan kIvoii at the Ki'ctili' City
AVheenien's club house last i'VpiiIhk and
was attended by upwutdH of two him
died niPtnbris and their fi If mis. Tin1
Boclal committee provided a vat led
lirogrnnitiic 'or the Piitertalninent of
tlielr Bursts, which was heartily en
jovfd. and was followed ly a smoker
and lunch.
The eaul Included solos bv Ficd
Welnss, Walter Wekelnlclf. t'lmrb s
lJortluo, Kred Koftley. Al'eit D.uN
and 'Caleb nvnn, solc"tloiin by the
Lawrence oicbestia. 1'iof Ott. leader;
Uoer quartette. Hlmer Hushex, Kr.ink
.Tones, lllchnrd Ilnwley and Wcley
Jones; eln el.inciuij, 1'. J. Walsh and
Frank A'.cDonouijlr, HIr Four quin
tette. Caleb F.v.ms, John II. Jones. .1.
McNultj and Keese (1 Kee.sp. sketches
bj M. HerRer. fnur-roiiiiil IkixIiik bout.
Costello mill l'md, IntcK and sfl slui"
Inui-lnir. 'I urn M.n k and I' J Wul-h,
nnd an hypnoili' exhibition li J liulilpli
Kunz.
All of the Mieclatles weie clevetly
Klven and lecelved nicilted iccoRnltlon.
Anions the Rliosts weie S. O. Shne
makcr. of Dalton. and the following
niembeis of the Olypliiint wheelmeni
A. H. Stover. IMwatd Matthews, Dan
lei .Matthews, Arthur Wlddowlleld,
"William Wldilow Held, 13. XV. Fieenum.
C. XV. Ilouser. XV. H. Winter and J.
GlnsburR.
AXOTHHK CAXDI UATK.
J. Archie Jones Is the latest aspbant
tor political ''onois and last cvonln
announced himself as a candidate for
the nomination for icinidei uf deeds
on the Hepuhllcan' ticket. He was for
many yeais a roieinan at the Sauqunlt
mill and Is at uiesi-nt Identified with
the Prudential Life insurance c om
pany. Mr. Jones Is a iiienibei of Camp ITS,
Patriotic Order Sons uf Anieilca. Order
of Hejitasophs, Sous of Veteians,
Knlphts of Pythias and several other
fraternal organizations, and will niak"
a formidable candidate.
WHDDIXn AXXOl'XCHMHXTS.
KURpne A. Snovci, of Xewtnn Centre,
nnd Jibs Teimieivncc I. Hidell of
Squat p Top, weie man led yesteid.iy at
the residence of J. S. Snover, U'S Xoi th
Hyde P.nk avenue. The r pit ninny was
Dufour's French Tar
Has Won Success,
It Cures Your Cold
And Gives You Rest.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Dressy Easter Gloves
For Ladies', Children's
And Gentlemen's Wear,
Globe Warehouse Glove Departments stand for not
only the best glove trade in Scranton, but represent
the only complete stocks there is in the city, selected
trom the factories of the best makers the world
over. There is uothing egotistical in this assertion.
It is a plaiu matter-of-fact statement which leaves
no room for doubt, or discussion. A glance at our
windows today will impress you with the wonderful
variety of our Peerless Glove stock, while at the same
time affording an opportunity for seeiug the very
latest fashion's in the glover's art.
Our Button Gloves are recognized as the cor
rect thing lor ladies' street wear this season, but there
are longer leugths if you want them. As for shades,
their number is legion, and we have them all iu
Ladies' Driving Gloves,
Ladies' Walking Gloves,
ts?srTiVdies'. Dress Gloves,
WU, 4it,J.
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:5l6ves for Evening Wear,
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Gloves for every occasion when thev may be worn
ji !:' with propriety, and it's
f-;; in regulation sizes.
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Our Specialty
V,
Is a good glove at a moderate price and gloves that
are sold under a positive guarautee.
Globe Warehouse
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MUNYON'S INHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs,
Hay Fever, Bron
chitis. Asthma
and all Diseases
o the Throat and
Lungs.
Clouds of MmIIcMciI Vapor ri In'.iolcd
Hi much tho mouth ami rmlttml from ttii' tins
trlli. rlcnuMri nnd vapnrlzliic all thi liillanii'il
nnd illvRfil rort wlilrh innnot tie roacbe'il bj
Medicine tokin Into tho atumach.
It rcrrhri Ihr tnre t)xtlt brat thr ran'
jilacm It rnri in the rrnt ntttheacll c!
a balm antltnnle o Ihr uhnle jtfrm J.fVi (
ururjrjliti ortrn' ti'imnlt, ;&15 A rc'i iVf., l'hltci.
lierforined by Hov. J. H. Sweet, pastor
tif the Simpson Methodist ICplscopal
church.
Karl Hrownlnc, of Cot belt avenue,
nnd Miss Louise Williams, of Taylor,
weie uinriled at the parsoniiRO of tho
Hampton Street Methodist Hplscopal
church Wednesday evenlnR by Hov.
James llennlnger. Charles Williams
and Miss Josle HiownliiR were tho at
tendants. Mr. nnd Mrs. Browning will
reside In Taylor for the piesent, but
later will establish their home In this
city.
CHILD'S NAUKOW ESCAPH.
Kmory, the two-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Boose, of Sttutfotd ave
nue. Lincoln HelRhts. tell Into a pool
of water In an open cellarwav. near
hi- home, on Tuesday afternoon and
was lescued by Ms. D. P. Denner after
consldetable dldleulty.
The child was thiowiiiR stones Into
the water and lost his balance, falling
In the water, a depth of four feet. Th?
little fellow swallowed homo water, but
soon iccovcied ft om the effects.
cu:xi:hai, xinvs xoths.
Alfied Hundle. John H. Williams and
Fled Hey nobis hnve been selected as a
committee to ariaiiRp a petition to pre
sent to councils fat the annexation of
Lincoln HelRhts to the city.
Services over the leiiintns of the bit"
Mrs. Saiah J. Antrim will he conducted
at 8 o'clock this morning at the 1iouh,
11S South Hyde Park avenue. The re
mains will be taken to Danville for In
terment. A false alarm was tinned In fiom
Hov .1J. coiner of Hampton street nnd
South Main avenue, shoitly aftei I
o'clock yesteidny afternoon. Smoke
IsuIiir from a chimney In John
Heine's house, on South Hvde Park
avenue and Hock stieet, caused the
alarm.
John 11. Williams, of the well-known
firm Williams & Co., of South Main
avenue, has jiui chased the old com
pany stoie building on Xorth Main
avenue from the Merrllleld etate, an 1
will remodel the structure, putting In
a new plate glass front on a level wltn
the sidewalk and making other needed
linpiovements. The purchase includes
seventy-one feet of frontage.
A new Hepubllcau club has been or
ganized In the Fifteenth ward with the
following olllcers: President, John
Lewis: secretary, Kara Davis; treas
ui er. John It. Jones
John L'likln, aged thirteen years,
was bitten by a dog Wednesday after
noon, while playing near his home on
Lafnette street. Dr. Hrennan cauter
ized tl.e wound.
Prhate John Stephens, of Company
ffW
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Children's Gloves,
Hen's Walking Gloves,
Hen's Driving Gloves,
Hen's Dress Gloves.
a queer shade we can't match
K, Fifteenth United Slates Infantry, Is
visiting his home on South l.lnYoln
ttvenue on a twenty days' furlough.
Tho coming drama and social, under
the allspices of St. Patrick's Ladles'
I. C. . tf to bo held In Mears' hnll.
Friday evening, April 20, promises to
bo the most enjoyable event ever given
by this popular organization, which
has thu name of conducting enjoyable
socials nud the like. The dramatic
class nrc busily engaged reheat sing
every week. Everything that the com
mittee In charge can do to make tho
nffalr one to be remembered will bo
attended to.
Hov. J. H. Whelnn will celcbiate tho
mnss of tho pre-sanetllled at St. Pat
tick's Catholic church ul 10.00 o'clock
this morning.
The usual Good Fildny services will
be conducted at St. David's Episcopal
church today.
The funeral of tho Inlo Mrs. Sat ah
Honnlgnn will occur tomoirow after
noon at 3 o'clock. Spi vires will bo
conducted at St. Pnttlck's church, and
Interment will be made In the Cathe
dinl cemetery.
A boy nc. tiled John Blazys, ipsldlng
on Pi Ice street, was nnested at tho
Instance of A. J. Phillips, for mnklng
threats and uiallclous mischief, an 1
yesteid.iv Alderman John committed
him to tK county Jail In default ot ?M
ball,
A C-nioi.tlis-old child ot Mr. and Mis.
i:ilswofth Dnis. of Lafayette striet,
i!i"d yesterday and will bo but led In
AVti-Oiburn street cempteiy tomorrow
afternoon.
A child of Mr. and Mis. William W.
D.iK aged '! yeair. died yesterday at
AY nvanr rourt, fiom on attack of
dlphtb ria The icmalns will be prl
vatdv Interred In Washbuin street
cuiii'-P'ry ibis afleirooii.
The i c mains cl Ml. and Mrs. Charles
Held'si child weie Intel red In Wash
buin rticet cemeteiy j-stenlay after
noon. H"V. J. P. Moffat. D D., onki-ati-d
i tho grave.
Mis. J. P. Moffat, 'Mrs. William Fry
man. Mic. T. J. Luce, Misses Jennie
Shatinori -ind Mat Ilia .Molt are repie
sontlng the Washburn Stieet Piesby
teilati eluirch at the annual sessions
of the Wnniun'r Foieign Mlcslonniy
soiietv, 'low hln held at Mooslc.
M'ph Untile i'oop". ot South Hyde
Pail; avenue, will leave lod.iv for a few
days' visit with ft lends Ir Carbondale.
Jamef. Ord, of Oat Old avenue, and
Chi l. Fiehler of Xoitli Hromlev ave
nue sprnt yesteidny fishing nt Fao
toiyvllle. MISSIONARY WORKERS MEET.
Gathering of the Women's Foieign
Society nt Moosic.
The Prsslyterian ihuuii at Mooilo
was tastily decorated wltn potted
plants, palnii did ferns esteiday :if
tei niion, the occasion belliK the annual
meeting of the Women's Kotelr. Mis
sionary soc.o'y of the baekawinna
Presli.v t"'v, Seilinton dlstilet. The
nicotine upr-'ied v Ith devollonal e ;cr-cK-es,
led by Mr 'A. S. HulHlander, of
Scianlon. Th toll as called by See
re tury Mrs. Cliambeilln, of Dunmore.
An iddiess of welcome In behalf of th
society and hoi.ies wns K'ven by Mrs.
W. C Drake, and also an addiei-s of
welconu- by Itev. S. W. Youin;. which
was tvsronded to by the president,
Mu,. J'. It. Kays The secietary. Mis
T. fc Morgan read the minutes of tho
previous meeting. The treasurer ro
portei '".Cuii.St contllbuted by the dif
ferent uixillatles and bands of the
dlstrl"'.. In the past year for the mls-s-ionaiy
tauhe. The following nuxlllar
I 's "f the different churches repoited
the niostt-ss miicb, fln.tni lal and spiiit
ii.il standing and lnimber of periodicals
taken. Dunnioio; Flr.st ihurch, Scran
ton; Second church, Scianton: Piuvl
dence. Watiibntn street, Scianton: and
Mooslc. The i'i'IIov Inpr binds leported:
Yniiiif: '..idles' Mission ilrde, of Pun
moie: Moohle Junior Kndeavor, Younc:
I.hi'i.'S' Mis-ion chcle, of Mooslc; Mis
sion b.u.d. of Moosic: Hoys' Mission
hand, Gills' Mission band of Second
(Inn cli, Sciaiiion: I.end-a-Hand chcle,
of Ciie ii Hide;": Christian Kndeavor.
of Ci'-eon Itldcc Mi's. Or'ro'y helnw
absent. Mis. Wells pave a talk to the
illll'eienl bands. A letter was read
fiom Mis. Julia M. Turner. Dr. Vin
ton, of Corel, Rave an address on
"Why An- Foreign Missions N'ecis
s.uy." Th d"lcKitts that leRlstered at tho
Klist s sslon weie: Miss Henrietta
r.uist, Oreen nidge: Mis. W. S. lluls
l.inder, Scianton; Mis. J. 13, Chns?,
iJui'mero, Mrs, O"0ire 15. Smith, Scran
ton: lls. Hiodle, Mis. S"ldon Hlalr.
Mrs '5. H. llu's. Miss Krelda Sylves
ter. Miss Freld.i Kami. Scranton; Miss
P. II. Hilws, Carbondale; Miss T. J.
I.niier. Mis., W. II. F-v-man. Miss It.
W. Walker. Ml:;s J. W. Jenkins. Mh.s
T. Polen. Mlr.s J-'nnle Phlrman. Mis.
J I! Motl'.tt.S'-rniiton; .Vary K. David
son, Ciii-in Itldge; Miss Anna LaMont,
Su.iuton: Mrs. U a. Claik, Scran
ton. Miss H.'i-slc ShpphTd, Dunmore
Miss Anii.i Kishop, Mrs. fleorge DouJ,
Ji.. ane n host of visitors.
A inteivr fiom Pittstou .erved a dc
Iklous si'pj er at CIO o'clock for all
delegates and Isltors,
Pea Coal SI. 25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Patk. Addiess orders to J. T.
H larkey, IM4 Cedar avo 'Phone C683.
SOUTH SCRANTON.
The funeral of Mr. I'lriiinand Spitzcr took
place f i om the family iioldimo on Mlm stioct
ji.teid.iv afternoon. The house was thronged
wllh the numerous frmnl of the ilcct-ated and
mm Ii .uupallo w.i felt for tho motherless lullo
children who wen githeud iiround the laskit
whiiein tlieir best filrnd la) cold In death At
S "'il'nk the laskct j iIom.I nnd the tuueial
(oitegi moved to (hi 1st l.uthiun ihiuih on
Ctdar aenne. whtre fnneial berUces sero held,
I!i. .1. Witke, pastor of Hie lunch, delhercd
an iloqucnt (uncial oiniou rud pild a fitting
tribute to tho inc-liioi ot the ihpjrted woman.
At the conclusion of the fhurili Mrvitra the fu
in rat prod-Mlon mml to ihe l'orct Hill cci'ic
tin, where tho leiiialnx went lowered to theli
last resting plaic. Tin pill bearer were: llci
man VuhlliliKggc, .laiob Il.ige, tiottlieb, Weber
and Albert ltautenberg.
At a meillng of tho l.adle' Aid MMiety of the
feilar ciuie MetliodUt Upl-copal ihurth, wbuli
w.i hehl on 'cdmdjy afternoon, orHiem for
the ensuing )oar were ihocn a folloua: I'reii
dent, Mra. John K. Kianai first Ue president,
Mrs. 11, J Clearwater; utonil lice president,
Mm. Huiuin; thlitl vice prealdeiit, Mrs. John
M.iiri; wcietary, Mr, Daltoni treasurer, Mir,
J Uerglioiiser; kl. comniiltee, Mra. l'ardlng.
Mi. Turmr, Sin. Murkett, Mra. fioddard. At
the conclusion of the business meeting tea was
(rrtrcl.
Mra. Mjry Ilurkiu, of MM I ittston arnue,
will be biirlnl Saturday alteruoon at 'i o'clock,
Tho uctbe meuibera of the Snanton Sacnger
iiiude will meet for rchrjrs.il this eienlng.
' IF COFFEE POISONS YOU
ruins your digestion, makes you nervous
and sallow ouniplexloneU. keeps yon
iwuko nlglils and ncti uRiilrmt yuur sy.
tern generally, tr ilraln-O, thu new food
iliink It Is made of pure Hclected grain
and Ik healthful, noutWhilig and appetiz
ing H Iiuh none uf tlte bail effcotH of
rufffo yet It Is hint an pU-iihuih to tho
taxto and when propcily pivimred can't
he told from the (nest of colfeen. C'liHtM
about lis much. It la a healthful lubln
drink for the children and adultn. Aak
your grocer for Oruhi-O. 13 and 2Zc.
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
REV. R. E. REESE INSTALLED AS
PASTOR PURITAN CHURCH.
Ceremony Performed Last Night by
Several Visiting Clergymen Ex
cellent Concert Olven by Bauer's
Band Marrlngo of George Wlll
inms nnd Miss Mary T. Powell,
Rlchnrds-Slmons Nuptlnls W, F.
Finn Elected Second Lieutenant of
Company H.
Council convened for the examina
tion ot Itev. It. K, Reese, the now pas
tor of Purltnn Congregational church,
yesterday aftot noon at 2 o'clock.and the
following olllcers were appointed: Mod
erator, Itev. JO. J. Morris, of WIIUcs
Harre; scribe, Hov. O. I D,ils, of
Wllllanistown, Pa. The council was
well pleased with the credentials fur
nl.died bv tho candidate nnd ho was
therefoie accepted,
In the evening the following pro
gramme was rendered:, Heading of
ScrlDture, Itev. K. A. Boyl, ot Scran
ton; piayer of Installation, Hov. K. S.
Jones, D. D.; light hand of fellowship,
Hov. J. C. Luske, of Coaldnlej charge
to pastor, Itev. T. 1). Henshaw, of
Ulootnsbuig, Pa.; chatge to chinch,
Hov. J. J. Jenkins, of Hcudhain.
In the ehaige to the pastor. Hev. M.r.
Henshaw said: "People are asking,
'Has he a message?' To be successful
the pastor must teel that his message.
Is true."
In the charge to the chinch, Hov. J.
J. Jenkins, of Hendhum, said that
Chi 1st used the word chinch only twice.
Church does not mean tho same as the
kingdom of Heaven. Many church
niembeis will never sec the kingdom of
Heaven.
UAl'KU'S UAND CON'CKHT.
Piof, Hohert Hauer and his excellent
band gave a grand concert nt the Court
Stieet Methodist Kplscopal church last
night. The large auditorium was tilled
with loveis of music. Thomas II. Miles
gave the cornet solo, "Columbia" In a,
pleasing manner and was compelled to
lespond to an encore.
"Harhara Pride" was then given by
the band. This was followed by tho
series, "Cavalry," "Infantry," "Artil
lery" and "In Uattle." T,hls was list
ened to with intent Interest nnd was
most vigorously applauded. The con
ceit was closed by the rendering ot
"Tho Star Spangled Manner. "
vh,i,iam.s-povi-;ll.
Tlu marrlaga of Gr-oigo Williams, ot
AVuyne avenue, and Miss Mary A.
Powell was quietly solemnized Tues
day morning at 11 o'clock, at the home
of the bride's mother on Udna avenue.
The ceremony was pet formed by tho
Itev. It. J. Heese, pastor of the Puritan
Congregational church In the presence
of relatives only.
Immediately after the nuptials, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Williams left on a wedding
tour, which will embrace New Yoik
nnd Boston. Upon theli teluiii thny
will commence housekeeping In a hand
somely furnished house on Wayne ave
nue. Hoth young people are well and
linora'ily known. The groom was for
meily a member of Hauer's band, nnd
Is a musician of some prominence.
MAHHIICD AT BINGHAMTOX.
Osborne Richards, of School street,
nnd Miss Bertha Simmons, of Parker
stieet, went to Rlnghamton on Wed
nesday list, and were united In mar
riage unawares, sae to their relatives
nnd a few intimate friends, who were
appiiaed previously of ihelr intention.
Mr. and Mis. Richards are among
the most prominent and w Idely known
young people of the North Hnd, and
enjoy the esteem and well wishes of
a legion of fi lends In their matrimon
ial .ulventuie. Mi. Rlchauls Is a mem
ber of the Delaware and Hudson ma
chine corps, Tho couple for the pres
ent will re.-dde with Mrs. Richards'
patents on I'aiker stteet.
.mi:ntioni:d in urikk.
On Wednesdny afternoon, Miss Kllza
bo th Hill, of Summit avenue, nnd V.
H. Iewls, of Chinchilla, were married
at tho home of Rev, S. G. Reading,
pastor of the North Main Avenue Bap
tist cbuieh, of which the bride has
been an active member for some Utile.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left on the 6.10
train for Chinchilla, wheie they will go
to housekeeping In a newly furnished
home.
Mnjor Robllng conducted an election
nt tho Auditorium, Wednesday even
ing, for the second lieutenant of Com
pany II. The candidates weio Ser
geants Finn and Shopland. W. F. Finn
was elected.
Miss Jennie Heading, of Williams
port, Is the guest of her parents, on
church avenue, Misses Florence I.Inck
and Hannah Kissinger, also of Will
lamsport, are the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Heading.
A grand entertainment and social
will be hold In the Auditorium, Friday
evening, Apiil 20, for tho purpose ot
purchasing an nitltlrlal limb for Fran
cis Jones, who was badly injured sev
eral months ugo.
Tho Keystone I.ltetary and Dramatic
club will give an entertainment In tho
Audltoilum, Monday evening, April 10.
Pi:ilSONAL. NOTES.
Mrs, Hnwull Davln, of Ferdinand
street, has ns her guest Miss Uertha
Simmons, of IMttston.
Mrs. David Jones, of Plymouth, Is
visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Jones, of
Hill btreet.
T. H. Dunn, of Block street, Is enter
taining his niece, Miss Mnhcl Uas.sctt,
of Seen countv. N. Y.
'flinmna T,..s, 1.11a .., 1 . -. o.l ..a...
Chenanco N Y where he attended
n,Tn.f i,'f,.hnf.e Uemie
All news matter for Tho Tribune will
receive prompt attention if left at Da
vis' UruB stoie.
GREEN RIDGE.
Mra. 1 l llilchcotk, Mrs. M. It. Ka( and
Mrs. J. 1". Van llergau aic attending Hie annual
meeting tf the Women' Foreign Mlikloiury ko.
ciety of the Pretbytery of ljckawanna, now
being held at Jlooklc.
Canned been, 10c. per can, Crccn llldge Jlar
ket. armouth bloatcri, 3 for 5e. Giecn ltldgc mar
ket. Miss Mule Vllow, of Dickson airmie, has re
turned from ilsltlng friends in Philadelphia.
Taas Ka.ter d)c, 2 paekagei Sc. flicen llldge
Market.
MUs (iracc Peck, of Mouse) avenue, is home,
after spending a neck with rclatlics In Pittstou,
The lullin of St. Callurlne'i (lulld, Chuich ol
the Good Mieplicfel, will hold their annual lUkter
rale tomorrow afternoon and iienlng, Fancy ar
ticles and cakes uill be olferrcl lur sale.
Fresh tub, all kinds. Creen ltldgc Market.
Proildene-c council, No. UJU, Jr. t). 17, A. M
held in Interesting meeting list night and in-
lallrd tlirrn eamlliblr. Kvtrmhc prfparntlmu
re bclni; nuilo tor ttnlr riilcrliilniiiMit April 23.
Ilic ioiiikII Ii In a Iliinri.lilMK itJinlltlon,
Ujatm ami claim, tlrcni Uldso Market.
Thirty orangoa for 2V. (Irccn ltll;c Mirkrl,
lr. tlroritc W. Krar, anil noil, Ctiarlc, of
Moury nxrtiiir, are biting trbmb In I'lltiton.
I'rroli imnlimomi nt tlrrrn lllilxo Market,
Mrktly frcob ccc, IV. per iliucn. (Ircrn
Itlilce Market. "
The Hiilijut tor cniililrrullnn at tlic scriUci
In lip liclil In the (Irni Itlilitr I'mhjlrrlan
rlnmh timlRlit b "(TirW Ihr S.nlour," .lohn IS.
Union pets, Sc. per tjuart at tirccn IIIiIrc M.ir
kct.
The Women's Mlwloiury imdel' ot the (Ireen
IIIiIko llaptbt chiirdi will nuet at the chii'ch
till atlirnuon at 2.H0 o'clock. Mr. I'rolhcruo
li.n charire ot (ho prwatnine. Mm. .lohn II.
l.cttl, of the .taikoim Street Il.ipINt dinrih, will
he present, ami lll kImi an aiMrevt on the
tlanallan llimi. There will lie readings ami
foloi liy Mn. I'rotluroe ami Mr. Ottlnecr All
mrinlien ami frlemU ot the aoclrly are mnllally
linlteil to attend tills tnretliig. 'I In? Iidie' Aid
olety will meet Immediatel) at tho hwo ot
the niMomr; meeting. Mei.ihcM are iirmd to
he present. Loniinlttm for April will be up
pointed.
Pi re milk, jo. per rpnrt, at tirccn llhUe Mar
ket. OBITUARY.
John Walton, of Jesaup, died cttcrtliy morn
ing at the Icsldenee of tils on. lie was about TO
joari old and wis cry well known In thh sei
lion ot the fctatc. The fuueinl will take place
tomorrow afternoon from the late reshleme at 'i
o'cloik. Strikes will be csinduited lit SI. JameV
Catholic church and interinint will be made in
the Archlrald cemetery,
Harringe Licenses,
ltobert Archer Oljp'nnt
lur-t'o Ilruwi IIIikHy
l.trlek J. lamrey Mlnnok.i
Annie O'Neill Mlnook.1
William S. Ilonc'cMiot I'ljmooth
Katlu.Mi I' lllnemau W likes Itarre
Kimci.c A. Shoui Paid .Mount
Tempi lam c I. IU dill Niiaie Top
Philip A. flnet Ill" Sinderson aven le
l'ramcs bails Snoicr 1,11 Adiius auuus
Pittsburg Coal Moving South.
PitUhuig, prll li. The first tow of coal to
Icaie Pittsburg for the south since the niinirs
Miiko was deilaied was t iken out toda.i by the
Mi aim r IM Itoberts. the tow lonslstul of wi
ll. teen hargis. Coal men 'itj that Millie k-nt coai
ii now being dug diih to enable thim to keep
a stcnl.i stream of fuel going southward.
Phillip Young's Suicide.
ll.awr falls, I'a , Apill li Phillip nmig., a
well-to-do fanner neir Knon, lonunltled siiii ule
last mlit hi cutttiu bis throat, lie is auniied
lii his widow- and scleral children Drink is
thought to bale been the cause of the deed
m
How's ThisP
We offer One Hundred Dolljrs Howard fur
line case of Catarrh that cannot be lined by
Hall's Catanh ( lire.
V. .1. t IIKK & (O., Piops., Toledo, O
We, the undersigned, haic known F J t lienej
for the last 1", jears, und belieie blin perfeillj
honoiable In all business transactions and (Inan
t tally able to cjiij out any obligations made bj
their firm.
West It Tin IX. Wholes lie Piugglsls, Toledo, O
W aiding, Kiiiiun A Martin. Wholesale Diuggists,
Toledo, O
llall'n Catanh Cure is taken inleinallt, acting
directly upon the bloixl and mucous surfaces, of
the jstem. Price 7.1c per bottle. Sold In all
Diugiilsts. Testimonials flee
Hall's r.ilnlll Pills aie the best.
A M USEM EN TS.
I YCEUIVl THEATRE
- UURQl'NDHR & EIS. Lsssan.
II. K. LO.NO, .Manager,
Tuesday, April 17.
The I niinent llum.intlc ctor,
ROBERT B. MANTELL.
Nnd a seleit compini under the in iniemeul of
M. W llanlc). In a New liay
THE DAGGER AND THE GROSS
Joseph llatton's famous nmtl, dr.iiiiatirril h
, , Tioinunc. riainii.Uc' niium. suptrli
Costumes J I'ouirful Loiiimii) ! 'I ho Dramatic
Notltv of tlic Siavin
PrUrs- l.fx), T.V., r.'X , Ujf
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
IlUKGUNUriR & IJUIS, Lesse.-s.
II. R ,t.OU, Alanag.-r.
Ml Week, Commencing'
MONDAY, APRIL 9.
Itetcrn 1 iiagement
GIBNEY-HOEFFLER COMPANY.
In a repertolie of comedies, .aid dtainas
Dime Matinee dalle eipt M"tidiy.
Kicnlng I'rlcis 10. 20. Ji' criu
WEEK OF APRIL 16.
LITTLE IRENE MYERS COMPANY
lasler Mnii!i Matinee
"THE SILVER KING."
Price. 10, 'JO and .10 cents. Dime mitmei
dally.
cKwear
NOW BEING SHOWN AT
109 Wyoming Avenue.
Pierce's Harket
Fiesh this moininp. Strawbeiiies,
Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Boston and
Home Grown Lettuco, Radishes, Cel
ery, Spinach, Cauliflower, New Pota-
' COCS.
Xirusseis iaprouis, xurKeys,
I Ducks, Chickens nnd Capons. All
I kinds of Fresh and Salt Water Flan
l n4 Smoke.d-.Fi,sh' 0yr-S' '?'
Seal ods nnd Slr.imps Fat.cy Cieam
ery Buter, New Lnid Eggs, Best
goods, reasonable prices, prompt de
livery. PIERCE'S MARKET,
PENN
1 AVLNUr.
(Wo havo four telephones nt our retail
store.)
MADE ME A MAS
AJAX TABLETS rOSITOTttiY CUIUS
1 jf,rAiMu Iiierf4A Fall inn Moc
fgtf ory,Inpotoncy,lHloer,0nBot'., caused
.Vl ty Abcco cr other Jljrbntw. en 4 Indla-
creuona, Jney qutfhitt ana ittrttu
rostoroIostVUflUtr ia clJor joanir.Qn I
iibuuciuiuritr'iii uuiucavtr uauiiiut
4 icToatj lusaullj Huu uiasuwi'uuu 1 1
nt
tstca'laticio. Their wo nhoirs lmmedlato aprore..
mssiiua ouocu a ejuiiii nucro on m
; nlicro
aclnu A
rlllovn
nhcT tail
rcbieta. T
, woruoa
fist upon bttoa tho nacinu Aial Tfb
Th..
uavu vurca moaaanas una
to rox Wo rTco a p..
itivo nritton ruiraitso ta o!.Kt u euro
in
oacucuoor rcluza too tr-oncy. WicuuJUBUirflr;
pacLanof or sti rUnca (fell trcalxcct. f;r (ICO. IJ7
niflil.ia plain wrarpcr, MpcnrocrfntotrTlco. ( irculzr
aJax remedy CO., !&v
For sals In ticronton, I'a., by Mutthovvs
Bros, and II. C, Sanderson, Druggists.
Spring
Hats and
Easter
R1UNS
s?
s The Proper Thing
i At the Proper Time
Is a Spring Suit or
& Spring Overcoat for Easter
O'
THE "B. & M." KIND. They're always of
Best Material, Best Make, Latest Cut and
Prices Always Right. Equal in every respect
to tailor-made, and as to fit if they don't lit you
can't have them.
.
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We also have the best and largest line of
Madcto-Ordcr Samples in the city.
I BOYLE &
8
416 Lackawanna Avenue.
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1 Wj Jr
I RUGS I CARRETS I DRAPERIES
Prices the Only Thing
WILLIAMS & McANULTY:
129 Wyoming Avenue.
44 sVsj,4. 4--f-f4-f -f44--f-f4 . 4. s.4-f-4- -f---f-f-f-f
Easter
frf&i Yrr, bfwntMk
v ' Is J 'Ji JSD CJ
Cor. Wyoming and
NEW YORK HOTELS.
.,. . v, V. K K X . . . t . 9 K .
I-U-I tZL. tZHKLIIVVa I lV cj
i, ABSOLUTCL.Y FIREPROOP 5
ft FORMLliLY THE GERLACH. 5
Ttifinl v.hosntitll M Went. 110. IT V
". H'mhs' (Vntr.tlU luc-iiloil In Aniiiin- '
nn 111 anil .siioinnnij uisiuci, .r v --
1UHK Will. .ts
JSuiopcnn Plan. .j
f'oniplf toly iL'iiincIi'leil anil lofill- g
nlhlioil at nil oxiicnillturo ot Olio
iluuclriMi nun 1'iny 1 ncmsiiii.i u
larf IJest.iurui.N mill I'alm Iioom ft
cinr-n until dill' A M
t.i'ile u lloto iJiniicr
Six to
fc" ICInlit. Music In I'alm Hoora dully X
and elenlliUM.
Taiiif of Rates.
HI ! - -ft ....-1 sil tin.
SII1KII' IUHH17. i v sum ?-". ' - .
acJ!,.V,,b!.,ih 'nSiTZ,
v.itp bath, ono iioi Min $!, t". $1
Sillies i t parlor, bcclioum anil li.itli
JI. ?-, $S mid t .
Pailnr, two be. drooi is and hath, ii,
"v? i- n.n. c ., cm
j;. in. unic.i.1; ix oiiti
.? i
"ii c,ns coiiiiritcil with Uarlo a cj i
n i
noici. rsew jorh
Riclificld Epi'inga, Np.v Yo1!:
'i'ho American Curt unci I'lvtibuio
Kcsoi t
tion:i. HARI.IMHUN
nl I JAU;S IKITt-l..
Opi'nJinictirCtobcr;
x
.4 A t ' "A A 'A 'A "A "A 'A 'A "A 'A 'A 'A "A "A U
Lawn Seed,
White Glover Seed
Rsd Glover Seed
Timothy Seed
Milieu Seed
Fertiiizer.
fi
S25.327 PRNN AVENl'15.
EMPTY HOUSES
CAN BE READILY FILLED IF ADVERTISED IN"
THE "FOR RENT" COLUMNS OF THE TRIBUNE
0X
MCKLOW,
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The Reason Why :
Must be some reasonVor -f
the great increase in our
business? Right goods at
the right price are appreciated
by right buyers. We sell
your neighbors and friends
why not you? .-
A bit fastidious perhaps ?
Well, just come in and see
these new
Cheap About Them.
Easter Shoes
Easter Slippers
All Styles
All Shapes
sj. cs
m
W
1iMTty
Lacka. Aves., Scranton.
UlEEllllllinKKIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIilllllllilU
sssjsj OT
S Are You Still a
1 Pedestrian? I
I M
) S
S Rather tramp than treadle? 5
2 As you -watch the pro'-esslon 3
S of happy wheelmen and wheel
S women do you realize how S
much you are losing? S
S There is no regret for you to 3
5 follow the purchase of the bl- a
3 cycle, only pleasure unless 3
3 you buy the wrong kind. 3
m
3 There is nlways a leader to 3
'is every procession and the lead- 3
I er of the bicycle procession Is 3
u filn ?;
3 U, 3
," -v o . . rS
x s Orient Leader.
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i 3
: 211 WasliliiRlon Ave. 5
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON
ORGANIZED 1872
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
CAPITAL'-SURPLUS-
ssoo.ooo
. 4BO.OOO
WJW. C0NNELL, President.
IIENRV UELIN, Jr., Vlce-Pres.
WILLIAM II. PGCK, Cashier.
Ppcclal nttentlnii Blvcn to busl.
ni'sii accounts. Three per cent, in
terest paid on Intercut deposits.
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