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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 3900.
EVENTS OF DAY IN .
WEST SCRANTON
WHEELMEN'S MINSTRELS WILL
BE A CHEAT TIlEAT.
Private Rehearsal In the Club House
Last Evening Was a Revelation to
Those Who Wcie Privileged to
Hoar It Second Peiformnnce of
Kolos Plegan Witnessed by Hun
dreds of People Death of T. Cll
cenln Evans, the Tamous Welsh
Bard Other News Notes.
The writer witnessed a mlvnte re
hearsal of the Wheelmen's minstrel;
last evening, which will he given In
'Mears' hall next Thursday eAen.np, nn 1
If the performance can he taken as a
criterion of what may be orrcteil on
May 3. the public will ceitaluly he sur
prised and pleated beyond expectation.
The music, choi um, miIom, Jokes, an-i
speclaltleH are Ihst-etatw und worthy
of the hest criticism that can lie .naili.
Probably the most mil prlslnc num
beis to be offneil will be the solos b
Emrys Joseph, Tred WpIiirs, Charier
Bertlne, Sam I.jr. David JoniM, Al
bert Davls.Chatlos Htoims, fJus Velnp
David On ens and Will Williams. All
of these bojs sins with much ease and
gtace, and their selections are popu
lar, catchy and tuneful. The E. C. W
quartette have a cnrkinir. eooil num
ber, which Is bound to make a hit
There will he ten end niM, tln bones
belns; manipulated by Mcssm Will
iams, Hertlne, Fred and Gus Welnss
and lister Moise. and the tainbos will
be played by Messrs Owens, Tents,
Davis. Joseph and I'd Morhe. Hen
saler W. I,uce is tlu Interlocutor, and
Professor Ott. of the Lawrence or
chestra. Is the musical director.
Among: the specialties will be Walsh
and McDonough. clog dancers; Albert
Henne. parallel bar perfoimer; Floiey's
cattyphone nnd funn graph, and other
features
rteheaisals will be held continuously
from now on until the peiformance,
and the bovs expect to give the best
amateur minstrel show ever offered by
local talent in this city.
KALOS PLCGAX IlEPEATKD.
The second performance of Kalos
Plegan was clven with mote smooth
ness and dispatch last evening, nnd
landing room was at j. premium.
Before the curtain arose it was neces
sary to stop selling tickets, and many
were unable to gain access to the hall.
The- perfoimance must be ghen again,
as 8CeraI hundred tickets h.ive been
sold and the puichaer.s are deslious
of witnessing the production.
The Vhiandlers and Jllnute Men
scored another hit last njght and their
dillllng was pionouuced the best on
the programme. The stuge decorations
Dufour's French Tar
Has Won Success,
It Cures Your Cold
And Gives You Rest.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Dressy
Neckwear
For Ladies...
There's more real prettiness in this season's neck
wear for Ladies, than has ever been seen during the
last half of the wonderful century now closing, whUe
the variety and styles are so inexhaustable that there
really seems to be no end to it.
We have selected for special display on Saturday,
what we consider to be
The Cream of the Beautiful
In Ladies' Smart Neckwear
We will exhibit mauy novelties never before shown
as well as new creations in
-t 5-
Chiffon and Net Ties
With Hoivton and Ren
naisance Applique ends.
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Taffefa Silk Stock Collars
All shades, with fancy
ends.
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White Mul Tias-HemstitcliKl and Embroidered Eids,
A Wonderful Ribbon Opportunity
Positively for Saturday only. Our lovely 5 inch
hem stitched iaucy Ribbons, all shades, that are
value at 40 cents a yard anywhere ou this earth.
Just for
Saturday
25c
Globe Warehouse
General Debility
You feel It most In the Spring. You're
tired, nervous. It i liable and have no
appetite. "Stomach's out of order."
you say. You need llohtcttct'B Stom
ach Hitters. Your bodr needs replen
ishing. It Is full of the poisons of win
ter. The Hitters will drive them away
It puts the system In good condition bv
cuilng all such ailments as djspepsla,
Indigestion, (oustliintlou and pi events
malaria, fever ami. ague. A Private
Revenue Stamp covets the neck ot the
bottle.
The King RJostetter's
of , n Stomach
Spring Tonics Bitters
added material beauty to the costumes
In both of these numbers, and together
with the calcium effects proJuced a
pleasing effect. All of the tablcaus
weie put on with special attention to
costuming and gtacefulness, and the
participants In all of the numbers weie
the ledplents of unlimited pinlse for
their excellent work.
The oichestral numbers weie thole
selection? nnd each member Is an ait
ist in hla particular line. Their wotk
added much sntlghtllness to the per
foimance Miss Chun. Sandeis, the ac
companist, deseives much credit Tor
her untiring enetgy in making the per
fonuance the success It pioed to be,
and the pastoi nnd oilkeis of the school
desire to publicly expt ess their thanks
to all who In any way cuntilbutcd to
the "ticcess of such a stupendous
undertaking1.
The perfoimance will undoubtedly be
given again, the date to be announced
later In the newspapeis
t cii.ci:nin i:wns di:ad.
Oik- of the best known nnd most pop
ulai hauls In the Lackawanna alej
pawed awn jesterday In the pursuit
of T. Cllcenln Uvuns, who died at his
home, l.'G South Uromley avenue, after
nn Illness or seven months' duration.
Deceased formeily conducted the l'a
clllc hotel on Penn avenue and the Me
chanics hotel on Not tb Main nenue.
but of late yeais was engaged as a
blacksmith by the Dlckbon Manufac
turing company
Mr. i:ans was boin in Cllcenln,
South Wales, and was 01 ears of uge.
Pievlous to his coming to America he
became prominent in elsteddfodic cir
cles and won many piize.s for his merl
loilus compositions. Since his tesl
dence heie he also distinguished him
self In many competition. At the
World's fair In Chicago In S9S "Cil
cenln" was ordained as a haul, ac
coullng to the rules and customs of the
bardic circle of Wales.
He Is suivlved by his wife, one sun
and one duughtor, Allen IJvuns and
Mis Craig The funeral sen lees will
be conducted at the house Monday
moinlng by Hev T. C. Kdwards. of
Kingston, Hev. D P Jones and Hev.
Dald Jones, of the Welsh Congiegn
tlonal churchps The lemalns wHI be
taken to N'antieoke on the l.&j p.
m. tiain. and He. Mr. Thomas will
have chaige of the services theie. In
tel ment will be made In the Xanticoke
cemetery.
GHNniiAL nu:avs xoTr;s
The membcis of Ftaie Brothers' or
chestia gac a bjiiciuet last hlght at
their lesideuce. 2 IS Pali lew avenue,
In honor of their piesldent, J. N.
Tompkins. A few selections weie ren-
Exquisite Chiffon Ties.
With dainty rullles and
hemstitched ends.
Satin Folded Stock Collars
In all shades and brimful
of new ideas.
Just for
Saturday
dered by tho mandolin club ami Thom
as Sangttllano.
MIps Mnttlo Watklns will lead the
Gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon nt
3. 45 o'clock ft the Young Women's
Christian association looms, corner of
South Main menuo nnd Scranton
street. Women, nnd girls heartily wel
comed nt his soi vice.
Members of Globe lodge, No. MR, In
dependent Older of Odd Fellow, who
Intend accepting the Invitation to at
tend divine services nt the I'enn Ave
nue Hnpiist church tomorrow evening
will meet nt the I.ackan rmnn lodge
looms up Wyoming avenue nt 6 30
o'clock,
Mis. John L. Kvans, of Hnmpton
stiect.who va3 nnestcd nt the Inafinco
of her husband for making threats. In
stltutcd u counter suit befoic Alder
man Kelly yesterday, charging him
with making threats, non-supporr nnd
desertion.
St. Leo'o ba'lallon will meet in fa
cial fcesslon In their rooms tomorow nf
teinoon, The funeral of the lite Mis. Ann
Header will take place tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock fiom the hoiwe. 1019
Hampton street. Intel ment will be
made In the Washburn street cemetery.
A surprise paity was tendered MIm
Mary J. Haines, of Flftenlh street, at
her home on Thuisday evening. The
event wns enjoyed by a large number
or young people
Stieot Commissioner Thomas has Is
Riled nn order to the icsldents on Price
nnd l.ufujetl sttnets, between Mnln
avenue and Chestnut street. iequetlng
them to lay stone walks In front of
their respective dwelling before May 6.
After that date tho city will put down
all walks not laid and collect for the
same fiom the property owners.
Tho nineteenth birthday nnnlversaiy
of Miss Vlda Sterling, of North Main
avenue, was fitting! celebrated by a
number of her friends Thursday even
ing. A horse belonging to Butcher Frank
Sterling, of South Main avenue, ran
n.iy cm Thursday and the wagon and
its contents were deslioyed.
School Conti oiler T J. Jennings has
pieented No. 10 school with a hand
some plctuie, entitled "Mirth of .i Na
tion's Flag." n Is tin eo feet square,
flamed In oak nnd beautifully colored
He also piesented a smaller one to
each of eleven pupils w hose standing Is
hlghtvtt in the different grades. The
following ate the names: Mary Bllck
ens, Hiley Stewoit, Gladys Jones,
Mamie Hartman. Wanda Straff, Grace
Florey. Tied Echnettle. Clara Wilson,
Harriet Ue nolc!s. Clara Burke nnd
Frank Cnssese.
The fifth annfial ball of the Haimony
Athletic club will be held at Mens'
hall. Monday evening, Apill 30 Hayes'
orchestra will furnish the music.
Hev. D. D. Hopkins of tho First
Welsh Baptist church, delivered the
third of a seiles of lectures last even
ing before tho Young People s society
on the period between the old and the
new testament The talk was very In
Mructivp, and was listened to by an
appreciative audience
The name of Mrs D B Thomas as
accompanist at the Pl mouth church
conceit was unintentionally omitted in
The Tiibuno renort cstcnlay. Her
woik added much to the pleasure of
the evening's entertainment.
Seveial prominent .voting couples will
be man led within the next few weeks,
among the number beluga well-known
new sparer man and a popular Main
avenue merchant.
The eisteddfod to be held dt the First
Welsh Baptist chuirh next Tuesday
ntteinoon and ovenimr Is attracting
wl.iespiead attention nnd promises to
be a gteat event In musleal elides.
NORTH SCRANTON.
A branch office of Cuslek's undertak
ing establishment will be opened to
day at 210 West M.uket street. It
will be in the Thomas building, form
erly occupied by Uvans brothers The
rooms have been handsomely furnish
ed and will be In charge of I;. A. Cus
Ick. In honor of Miss Fannie Carson, of
Asbury Park. N. J.. Mr. and Mis.
William Bryant, of Court street, en
tertained the following friends Thuis
dav night. Misses Anna Conwav, Liz
zie Caffrey, Katie MeC'nnn, Carrie
Wan en. Maiy Feeney. Fannie Carson,
Clara Tesot, Mamie Carioll, Annj
McLane, Katie O'Brien. Noia McCann.
Daisy Hrjant. Minnie Cronln, Mrs.
Mai tin MeCunn: M-ms. s. J. Tyler,
Henrv Koch, Fred Thomas, John
O'Bilen. Martin McCann. Lawrence
Keegnn. Francis McAndrew, Fred
Speichcr. Hoddy Grimes, Jacob Boeth
John (li hues. John Shaughnessy, John
McCann, Unny Kelly, William Mur
phy, Mi Mlnnech and Andiew J.
Heiliv.
John Coujslr.s, of Parker street, had
Ills head cut In two p.aces and his
ehest liicerated y a premature blast
at the Mai vine mine cm Thursday He
was removed to his home, where medi
cal aid wns given him. !! was much
impioved last evening.
Hev. s, O. Reading, pastor of the
Ninth Main Avenue Baptist church,
clellveied a temperance lectuie In the
Fiist Welah Bapt'st church on West
Market street last evening befoie a
laige audience.
Miss Lulu Constantino, of North
Main avenue, entertained a numbei of
fi lends at her home last evening.
Mr and Mis. a L. Francois, of Kast
Maikct sir. et, have icturneu from Bat
tle Crick. Mich, wheie they attended
the ttineial of .Mis Francois' sister,
Mis Siiban Kills, formcrlv of Scranton,
Geoige Llttlejnhn. of Amelia avenue,
left Thut.cda' for Fort Wadsworth,
wheie ho Intends staving for some
time.
Miss Mar Piatt, of Poeono, is the
guest of M and Mrs, Heuben Dean,
of Church avenue.
Mi and .Mrs. Harry Piatt have re
turned fiom Nv, York city
Miss Bessie Fioiy and Miss Grace
M.veiK of Clark s Summit, are visiting
lelntlvts In this fectlon
Mrs Irwin Wlnt of Uat Market
Some people can't drink
coflcc ; everybody can
drink Gruin-O. It looks
and tastes like coflec, but
it is made from pure
grains. No coflec in it.
Grain-O is cheaper than
coffee ; costs about one
quarter as much.
All srocen ; He and ajc.
Gfptx a bar i.
RAIN-n
THE FOOD DRINK
street, la visiting friends In New York
city.
Miss nilzabcth Hrcnnan, of Carbon
dale, la the guest of Miss Kate Mc
Hnlc. of West Market street.
Miss Maiy Price, of North Main nve
nue, Is visiting friends In Wllkcs-IUrro.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Funeral of the Late Justus Fruehan
ileld Yesterday Other News
nnd Personal Notes.
The funeral of The late Justus Frue
han took place from the family lesl
dence on Hickory street yesterday nf
ternoon. The house wns tarly throng
ed with the numerous relatives nnd
friends of the deceased, who came to
take a last sad look nt thj featuies
of the young man, whos.i promising
young llfo so early enmc to an end.
Hev. William A. Nordt, pastor of the
Hickory Street Presbyteilun chinch,
conducted funeral services at the houso
nnd delivered nn eloquent funeral ter
nion. Hev. Nordt spoke of the prom
ising future of the man, of his many
noble traits and spoke words of con
solation to the bereaved parents and
the brothers and sisters of the di
ceased. At the conclusion of tha fu
neral services a double quartette of
the Junger Maennorchor. which was
composed of the following members,
Gust Hepert, William Bcrghauser.
Fred Hermnn, Otto J. Hoblnson,
Peter Zang. William Zlcsmer and
Charles O. Levvert, sang a selection.
The cisket was then closed nnd
borne to the funeral car, and the fu
neral procession then moved to the
Plttston Avenue cemetery, where the
lemalns were lowered to their last
resting place, after the quartette had
randered another selection. The fu
neral was attended by the Junger
Maennerchor as follows: William
Zlesmer, George Wlrth, John Zlesmer,
Pied Pch.ink, William Fickus and
Adam Fruechtel. The numerous Moral
pieces were carried by the following:
Alfied Guthelnz, Chnrles G. Levvert.
William Bcrghauser, Joseph Zang,
Charls Scheuch, Jr.. Chat Its Beig
hnuser, William Kelke, Henry Levv
ert, Abe Weichel, August Gelger, Jacob
Schunk, leorge Mans, William Suter,
Oscar Budenbach, Henry Zelbler Jo
seph Scholl, Ernest Simons and
Frank Stahlheber.
THNTH ANN1VKHSAHY.
Mr. and Mis Charles Saar, of Iivlivj
avenue, list evening celebrated ths
t"nth anniversary of their wedding
day and a number of their friends as
sembled at their home to extend their
congiatulatlons Mrs. Saar proved an
excellent hostess and soon had her
guests feeling quite at home. A very
pleaant evening was spent In games
and other amusements and at a sea
sonable hour refreshmei ts were seived.
Thou- piesent weie. Mr. and Mis.
J H. Sohafer Mi. and Mrs. Fred Ne
her, Mr. and Mn. Charles Graf, Mr.
and Mr". Chailea Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs I.o'ils Urnmb.it her. .Messrs. Jacob
Saar. Fled Neher, Fred Saar, Geoige
Lauber. Arthur Schafer, Jacob and
Peter Neher, Willie Saar. Misses Ethel
Saar. Kullc, Lottie, Came and Murtha
Giaf.
TOLD IN BIHHF.
The Cornell Ilosc company has re
ceived a new hose wagon, which ! to
take tho place of the old hose "art,
which his been doing stvlce slnif
the compiny was organised The now
wagon has been sceured through the
efforts of Chief Walker, und It Is equip
P'd with all the latest ImpiovemcntJ.
Tho old cart hns been given to tho
levr-cr Valley Hose- company, which
was icventiy organized.
An eye Mlent entertainment was given
las-t evening in St Joseph's hall bv
the Mlr.ooki bas" ball club, which was
largely pationlzed.
Miss, H. Tuff. of Plttston avenue,
entertained a number of friends from
the Colli' ry Engineer last evening.
A new o-ginUatlon. to be known as
the Elect! 1c city lent. Knights of the
Maccabees, was Instituted In Phar
macy hull on Plttston avenue on
Thursday evenln;;.
The Gospel meeting at the South
Side Y. W. C. A. looms Sundav af
ternoon at 3 45 o'clock will be led by
Miss Anna Krebs. All women and
gills Invited.
Tuesday night, at th South Side Y.
W. C. A. rooms. Rev Isaac J. Lansing
will give a lecture on "A Hero of the
American Alps."
Pea Coal $1.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hde Park. Address orders to J, T.
S larkey, 1011 Cedar ave. 'Phone 66S3.
GREEN RIDGE.
The original Asbury Male quartette
will slug at the morning service in tho
Asbury Methodist Kplscopal church.
It consists of C F. Newell. O. U Col
ln William II. Trcverton and Will
iam II Lanvon.
The family of William J. Watts, of
Sanderson avenue, have moved to their
country place, near Glcnburn, for the
summer. ,
Mrs Luther P. Smith, one of the
earliest tesldents of Green Hidge and
one of the few lemalliing charter mem
beis of the Green Hldge Presbj terlan
church. Is quite 111 at her homo on Penn
av enue. '
C L Toby and son. Chailes, of Ca
pouse avenue, spent yesterday at Her
rick Center
Mrs. Gllroy, of Wllllam.sport, Is the
guest of hei son, A J. Gllroy, of Penn
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B Andrews, of Ca
pouse avenue, entertained Miss Conger
and Mr. Ward and the members of
their wedding party, last evening.
Those present were Miss Conger, Misses
Bemlce Conger, Bessie Jones, IJUa
Honey, Helen Dawson and Ethel
Dawes; Messrs, H. K. Ward, Simon
Waid, J L. Knapp, Alex. Bryden and
C. W. Dawson
Miss Whltmoie, of No, 27 school, Is
confined to her home by Illness. Miss
Pauline Shook Is In her place.
Mrs. Kennedy, of Jadwln street, Is
recovering, after a scveic attack of 111
ness Green Hldgo will be largely repre
sented among those who attend tho
Nordlca concert In Wllkps-Barrp.
Columbus comma ndery, No 2S5, An
cient and Illustrious Order Knights ot
Malta, which la to be located In Gieen
Hldge, will be formally Instituted this
evening In Malta temple, 316 Washing
ton avenue. Sir George II. Pierce,
grand recorder of this state, will bu
present.
Tho entertainment given by tho
scholars of No. 27 school recently added
JU0 to the piano fund,
MINOOKA.
Jhi William Connell Hose, company
tested the forcn on the water plug at
1 McDonough's store yesterday . after-
'?js.vss!n- :-w4nESjmjimxi&
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The Kind that Cure.
Broncho Blood Remody 10 cts.
Broncho Kidney Remedy 10c ts.
Broncho Liver Remedy io cts.
Broncho Headache Remedy io cts.
Broncho Rheumatism Remedy io cts.
And 22 others All good All io Cents.
Be sure that you get B-R-O-N-C-H-O.
noon with 450 feet of hose, and It was
found to bo very satlsfnctoiy, the
force being sufllclent to icach the top
of any building In the town
W. J Dclaney, of Wllkes-Baire, was
a visitor in town yesterday.
Mr. Hugh McCrea, of Mnln street,
has opened a hainess-maklng estab
lishment In Qulnn's place.
Mr. Peter Tougher of Peckville. was
united In maiilagc Thuiday afternoon
at St Joseph's church to Miss Bridget
Murray, the pietty nnd uccompll-jhe 1
daughter of John Mun.iy Hev W. A.
Got man peifuimed the ceiemony.
The Mlnooka base ball club lull
their second nnnunl cnteitalnm nt
last evening, and was very successf il
A reasonably largo audience was In
attendance. The piogramme was qultj
larg and much enjoyed by all pu'S
ent. DUNMORE DOINGS.
Installation of OfTiccis of Pequest
Tribe of Red Men There Was
Also Initiation of Candidates.
Pequest tribe. No. 3'?7, Improved Or
der of Hed Men, held Installation and
Initiatory iciemonle in their lodge
looms in the Independent Order of Odd i
Fellows' building Thuisday evening.!
which weie the most auspicious and
on a higher plane of excellence than'
has been seen In any ot the pievlous
.'!" S.
The entile evening was devoted to
the Installation of the olllceis and the
initiating of three candidates as mem
bers of the oiganbation, It hlng il
o'cloek before adjournment was made.
The oflkers Installed were- Piophet,
Clinton Ilcdglin, sicliem, P. F. O'Hoio;
junior sagamore, Chnrles Wls, keep
er of wampum, Carl Miunlck. collec
tor. William E. Dexter; chief of rec
oid, T. P Letchworth: first sannup,
Michael Bulgi-i : second sannup,
Cinrlcs P. Hussell, guard of the wlg
wim, W. F. Hurley; guaid of the foi
est, S. W. Knapp.
Thn llil .ill. 1 1 Inn win fnnrlin orl 1
District Deputy Grand Sachem War-'
ivr, of the Pot ono tribe, of Scranton. I
after which Gicat Sachem of Pennsyl
vania L. L. Ayies, woo was piesent,
clellveied a spilltcd addles. The lodge-'
vv,ns r"poi ted in a most lloui Ishlng
condition. Owing to the lateness In,
getting through with the ceicmonlea
the banquet was postponed Indefinite
1.
TOMOHHOW'S SKHVICIIS.
Rev. W. F. Gibbons preaches in tho
First Presbyterian church tomoirow
morning at 10 "10 o'clock, on the sub
ject, "New Law of Love." The even
ing service hn.s been arranged to be '
equal! as interesting, when "Tcsti-1
monv" will be the text upon which the I
srmon will dwell. Sunday school at j
close of morning service and Christian!
Hndeavor at fi.?n o'clock p in.
The services tomouow at the Dudley
Street Baptist church will ! as fol-'
lows Preaching bv the pastor, Hev,
J. L. Kramei. at 10.30 a. m, subject,
"Kagle's Nest." Kvcnlng sermon at
".''0 o'clock, on the text. "Our Father's
Gift." Siifilay school at 12 o'clock,
and puiyer meeting us usual The
pastor will follow the new departure
made at last Sunday's services and
sing a solo nt the evening hervice.
Hev. A. J. Van Cleft will preach his
first two seimons of tho new confid
ence ear In the Methodist Kplscopal,
chuich tomouow morning and even-1
ing. I
TOLD IN' A FHW LIN'US.
The funeral of Lyiuuii J. Pi Ice. the
little threc- cur-old son of Mr, and
Mrs Price, of 1021 Paul htrect, who
died Tuesday, was bulled yesterday
afternoon at '2 o'clock. Tho sei vices
were held at the house P.ev. Welscoff
delivered a short and touching talk
Interment was mude In the Peteisburg
cemetery. The pull-benieis were
Curies Hupp. L'dwln Kl.ib.snei. Fied
erlclc Stnk and Noiman Li-wls
A meeting of the Llveiy nnd I'nder
takers' association of this dlslilet will
bo hld In the Haub building, Scranton,
Thursday, May 3,
The funeral of Sabbatlno MuzIco,
wliose death was icpoitecl In this col-1
umn, was held vcstciday at 2 o'clock.
Services weie held at tho home In
torment was inado in Jit. Caimel cem
etery. Mis. Sterling, of hhoemakor avenue,
Is very 111.
Mr. Hayes, of New Yoik city. Is
visiting at tho home of Unity K. Spen
cer, on Webster avenue.
Miss Mary Hecker, of Allenlown, is
a visitor In town.
Services at St Mark's tomorrow,
second Sunday after Kaster R a, m
holy communion; 10.30 a. m., moinlng
piayer nnd sermon, 3 p. in.. Sunday
school and Illblc class; 7.30 p. in.,
evening pravcr and sermon. Hev, L
J. Haughton, pilest-ln-churge, will
conduct all the set vices.
OBITUARY.
Ula, the bjraf-nld Uauglitrr nf Mr. Jiid Vr$.
Ulwrd Mcjcrc, ( 1017 Maifcnl dtrmir, ilicd
at ( o'cIihW Mtfnljv niurniiie The luncrjl will
be hfid ut 1 o'clock Ihii adernoon, with icr
vlrn at Ht. Mirj's fiuman Catliollc church, and
Intrrmrnt In .No. 3 rrmrtcr;.
I.IU ii)en dlfd otfidj nornlns at the home
ot her parfnU on Miflonl avtriii". The lmirr.il
lll iV plicr tpiliy .it J nVlnrk, with or.
vlrn at fct. Mary'a (ifrn.aii Catholic church.
Interment Kill be made- in No. S cemetery.
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New York Announcement.
Horner's Furniture.
THE BEST IX THE MARKET
bocnuso representing tho produc
tions of tho boHt inakors only. Other
advantages ate tho unequallod ns
boitmcntH in nil lines, whether
wantod for city or country homes,
and the ory moderate pricea at
which tho goods aio marked.
Tho completeness of our assort
ments can best be undotatooil fiom
tlm fact that we carry in stock, and
exhibit, moro ilnti two hundred and
fifty distinctively diffetent B droom
Sets in oveiy variety of tnateil il, as
well jjs endless lines of Pallor, Draw
ing Hoom, Din'ng Kooniand Librniy
1'iitnitute. ranging from the niocf
est and inexpensive to tho most olub
oiatcly cat veil and inlaid.
In n word, even article reciulrod for use.
comfort and adoininnt In tho household
can bo had with Its plainly ra irked modeiato
price at the Great Furniture Kmporluin of
R.J.Horner & Co.,
Fiiniltme MnUerA nnd Iinportera,
01-05 AV.Stfd St., New York
lAilJnlnlnj; Fln fiiMre i
Sind for Illn.trttril Handbooi, "Our Amerkin
Hoiuoaaud How to FunilnU Them."
NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Col. sixtrrnlli St nl IrMnK I'lacr,
NEW YORK.
American PUn. 1 .VI pt i tin ml npMjn)
Eurupran I'ln, l V) jim J43 jnd upward
I 1) mWMOUD, fiorlrlor
-
X lor Busiiies Men ,
4- In the h?art of tho wholesale .
f district.
X For fci.ioi):?r;
4. S minutes' walk to Wanamakers;
a. S mlnutta to falCKOl Cooper's Big ..
T Store. 1'iusy cf access to the sie.it I
Z Diy Goods Stores.
lor ightsver
One block fiom B'wav Cars. glv. 1
Ing easy transportation to all T
. points of Interest. -f
I HOTEL ALBERT :
: NEW YOUK.
Cor. 11th ST ft UNIVEHSITY PU ""
only one Block from Broadway. -f
J Room?, $ l Up. pS :
NERVITA P5LL&
Restore Vitality. Lost Vigor nnd Manhood
Curo Impotency. Night Eniion9, Los of Mo-n.
or. nil wntiDir dieniieft.
all effects of olf-nbusoor
6O
PILLS
CTS.
excess nnd Indiscretion
A nerve tonlo nd
blood builder. Crlupi
tho nlnk irlow to nnln
ebeel.s and restores the
tire or voiith. By mnll
BOc nftr lnic. fl hnxna fnp
$2.50, with our bankublo rraurantee to cura
or refund tho monoy paid, bend tor circular
and copy of our bnnknbli
no
guarantee bond,
NervitaTablets
FXTRA STRENGTH
fTP.ir.nw T.AnrM iuiuibuibib iccsuus
Positively giiarantocd enro for Loss of Power,
jaricocole, Undevolopod or blirunken OiRans,
Parcels, Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous Prostra
tion, HstPrla. Fits, In-anlty Paraljsl nnd the
IUiilt3 of nxcp9lo Ufo of Tohncco, Opium or
Lkiunr. By mall in plain picknse, $1.00 a
box, 6 for $5.00 with our bankable guar
antee bond to cure In UO days or refund
money paid. Address
NERV9TA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Sto., CHICAGO, ILL.
SoM by McGarrah & Thomas, Drug
gists,, 20d Lackawanna ave., Scranton, Pa.
WILLIAM WINTER'S COPY.
From the Sitnidjv I tcnliiK l'ot
WillUm Wiiili r. tin 1I1 in of the dramatic
rrltii- e( Nc oik and the poet and pssajiH
of the Trllmnr, H spare and chort llh aiy
griv hair, and lU miioiHi (air l Mntrularl)
jnulhlul Ho liflongi to thr- old nhool--tho
RChonl e( Ijreolfj, (I'orue tliplij, llromon llou
arl and luttdonand, until rceently. In1 alnaji
cllmlnd the fctilrs to thr Trihunc nlltciial
room instead el mine tho dcilor Hut onr
nlRlit, which a coldi'r and 'irmlir than
usual, lie rude up nn tho rlrcaUi and put liis
co) 11 the desk lu handwriting i neat, hut
almost undecip rrille In 1 1 if oidlnarc man
That very iilclit a now man aj reailliu- ci.ij
- a fresh joung man jut cut of cellerfe who
ilid not know vr W'lnter'a copy wont direct
from the man who reccmd it Io the printer
who put it in tjpc, and that it u.u oul.i nail In
preot and in ilif paper. No one had told him
that with Mr Winter' copj cornctloiu werj
aacrlleer and crlttrluua rank blaiphemj ho, In
Ids iKnoranee, le began to transcribe and edit
the hieroglyphics. M a quarter to one o'clock
the night editor, lull ol trouble nnd anxurj
and looking for this identical cup unie oironi
the vouns man ut his ta.k
"J haca been Malting for that juit one hour,'
he Mid,
"Well, ou will !uc to wait angther hour I
was nut emplojed to Iraiulate I have truck a
cntciue In this copv that parahr.ej the I nglisli
language, and I will ttraiithlru ft out if I"
'The konlinic ou ttmrk," returned tho nljit
'ill or as lie lifted up the ropy and ataited
with It upstair, "will bo In the manaiflng edi
tor's plalnrtt llngli.h, and joij will reiebe it
tnnioriow, unless I am inbtakm "
.Mr. Winter s c-opj as heretofore goes direct
In t! t 'Inters.
01? Raclnp Meet.
sl,v.ii, T ii., pril 27. A l.lg hone rae.
in aif.1 op in. I hire loday and nil! continue
until M 5 'I he entries are large, and this
iwt piomle to be a successful one.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Diitrur from madison FQiT.vitK oAnnr.v,
SUV "iOIIK CITV.
AT SCRANTON
On Thursday, Hay 10.
TRANSCENDENT TWO.
Greatest of All Menaguies, Circuses
ani Hippodroni)s United.
In All the Mngnltudo of Invested
Millions In All the Majesty ot
Honor and Morality.
Tha Only Big Show In Amarlca Today
nd Just as recently piccnted In Mvllson Siuare
Cardcn, Ne ork CiM, WIIKlti: .VONT OTIir.U
SOW KMIIIIITb, Oil l)HES TO.
ITS MAONII'ICENCE Or MEKIT
INCLUDING ALL THE MAS-
TER FEATURES.
n mnement nn) ot a rhoimnd .110 Oreatct
rtlsts 110 Champion Acts -1? ImwnpaTaMa
Bareback Eijucntrlans 25 vupcrlatlcly Vunny
Clouns.
HASSAN ALI
THE EGYPTIAN GIANT.
The Tallest of Mn kind The Hugcst llinnirt
Manel.
In th3 Grandest lo'is3uniEv3rMov3d
The llrrnic It.Kii (f Kcr I ri. fricl. and XUon.
Kimdiniis l.poltinii nf Hare lUld rjeasts
The lllpfot llerdj of llralnlest l.leplnnts
The Onl Sehoul of Tnlnrd Vi Mon and Seals.
lute ml I'unnlnir 1 irem for the Ihlldnn
upcildj .iins.nuon.il Free Mreet Parade.
More for Your Money Than Avnrlca
Would Dream of Askinp,
One 50-cent Ticket AdraittinB: to All.
Children, Under 9 Yeais, Half Price.
Two l.xhibiticiti llaib ll"'C lln at 1 and 7
P. M l'eifiirnnmes at 2 and 8.
L wiU Ex.'ii'sloa Rites tor Ah Arranged For
rte-eried s.eat (or fale on die i f r.vhibltinn, at
Mittluwo' Dins .Mole, oO l.ai V w mna Mnue.
I YCEUM THEATRE
- DURaUNDIlR & RUIS. Ltisnss
11. l. LONG, Manazer.
SATURDAY, APRIL 28.
Mntinee and Night.
Diiect from Paik Theater, Dostoni
HR. DANIEL SULLV
Presents tho season's great success,
The Parish Priest
By Dan. L. Halt.
An American Comedy Drama of
Marvelous Strength. Metropolitan
Cast. Elaborate Production.
Prices KvenlnK, rl 00 T.'c, 50c , 25c.
Mutince, JOc , Jie.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2.
HR. JAMES YOUNG
Presenting the Superb Success,
LORD BYRON
A Great Cast; Superb Costumes; a
Cat load of Scenery.
Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, fjSl.OO.
i
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
UUKtiUNDHR cS HBIS. Leisees.
It. k .LONO, .Maiuer.
''ne Wesk. Commenclni April ij
THE PAIGES DOUDLE COMPANY.
15 Dramatic and Vaudecille .rtita 18.
Illiee mitince dally, commencing Tuesday
l.cenini Prices. 10, SO and M cents
ONK Sdl.ll) WEKK
Commencing M nda, Ajirll .'0 The hanliom
and lirilliant artiste,
MISS JESSIE SAWTELLE
Supported hj the most powerful leperlolre or.
ranlratlon In iho tniiid states, known at tha
S-AHTUM.K IUI VMATIf CO . I'reientlnir
,Mnn la) f!enme I he Victorian Cross
li Ills; Super lalis Nets, 6 car load of seen,
en Prhci. 10i vile, and S0e Millnec com.
menelnu TuesdaiiJ, liV to all parts of the hous.
A Skin of Doauty la a Joy Forover.
DII T r.l.l OIII'ltAlUI'S OKIFNT1U
Cltt.VM, OR MAUIUAL. llbAUlllIEU.
lie mores tin, rimples, rteeVIe.
Molb I'stclm., iik u, snd Bkld
alce, si, I ever; blemish obi
urauiy, ajiu aecca
delecilrn. It bu
tdo4 tin tl tt t
years, and Is so
harnlfstt a
tobakurslt liprop.
erly wide. Accept
no counterfeit oft
similar clue. V)r.L
i. Bjre wtd to at
lady of llie haut-tom
la iUf nt)i "As jo
ladles wlllBMtntra,
I reeornmsad 'Oour
aud s rrean' as tb
lit.t t-srmrulof ail
tha Skin Drsuara
'V tlons'' Tor sals bll
all nNinrlsts ani
Faneyfloods Dealers tn tbs C. S . Canadaj, said uroii
ricai). T. norKI.S'8. fno't. n Croat Jonss It, K.T. '
Tor printing of any kind consult
The Tribune Job Department.
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