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THE SCRAOTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1900.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
NECESSITY FOH A LARGER HALL
IS VERY APPARENT.
Meats Building Not of Sufficient Size
to Meet the Demands of Such Per
formances as the Wheelmen's Min
strels and Kalos Plegan Ivoritcs
Will Attend Grand Lodge in Ver
mont Now Pastor for Bcllcvuo C.
M. Church Mrs. McConvllle In
juredOther Notes and Personals.
AVIth the productions of Knlo l'l
gnn and the Wheelmen's OutlnK the
practical need of u larger hall anil
tage In West Bcr.tnton than Mi-aiv'
Is apparent. On three different rrlfrlrtH
Inside of a week the halt has been
packed to suffocation.
The staso 1st too small to admit of
n large company on the boards nnd
the properties aro limited to a few
Bet pieces of -scenery anil a couple of
drop curtains.
There Is a orylnjr neid of a building
for such purposes and with a popu
lation of nearly fifty thousand people
It Is surprlsInK that some enter prMni?
man cloot not supply this need. The
land Is available In one of this best
locatlonr on Main avenue, nnd tan
be purchased at u reasonable pilce.
Tho half of the block on the west
erly side, between Price stteet and
Wymbs point, now occupied by sev
eral unsightly buildings. Is on the mar
ket, and Dr. Allen stated to The Trib
une mnn yesterday that he will dis
pose of the entire plot foi a reason
able figure. He has not tho time or
money to devoti to such un enter pi Ise,
but wou'.i be Rlud to see a suitable
building erected thoie.
Thro Is ample room for a block ot
tore, which could be easily rented,
and the second ptoiy could be made
suitable for a hall and theater, nnd
the third story foi lodge rooms or
llvlnpf npartments. If a laige stage
was built, an entrance could be galnel
on the Price htreet slJe without solus
through the main hall.
ThTe was some talk recently of a
theater for West Scranton. which
ought lo be n good investment, as
nearly every peiformanco In the cen
tral city houses are patronized by hun
dreds of "West Scranton people.
GRAM) LODGH OF IVOU1TKS.
The Grand Iodge ot American Tiuo
lvorltcs will meet in Poult ney, Ver
mont, next Tuesday, and delegates
from "West Scranton, Wllkes-Uaire,
Plymouth. Taylor, Olyphant, rorest
City and North Scranton will leave
Monday morning on the 6 20 Delawiro
nnd Hudson train to attend the ses
sions They will be accompanied by Grand
President Richard H. Williams, Giand
Dufour's French Tar
Has Won Success,
It Cures Your Cold
And Gives You Rest.
FOR SALE BY ALL SEALERS.
Gentlemen
A few words on Uuderwear if you please. There's
everything that you can think of in that Hue in our
Men's Underwear Department, aud more of it to
select from than can be found in any other three
stores in this city. Enough said on that score.
To-day we particularly ask your attention to
"Otis" and Mercer
ized Underwear
"Otis" Gusseted Underwear,
the kind that allows you all the freedom in exercise
that an active man can desire, but fits as simply as
though 'twere skin tight.
' "Otis" Underwear is made from the famous Sea
Island Cotton in medium and light weights in Bal-
briggans or Lisle Thread finish. Also in fine light
pure wool weaves.
"Otis" Underwear is best. No other make is just as
good. Make a note of that fact.
MERCERIZED UNDERWEAR
poasesscs all the appearance and properties of Silk
but it is in reality Cotton, prepared by this new and
beautiful process,
All sizes, two shades, (flesh tint and pale blue)
proper spring weight. Finish as fiuc as genuine
Silk.
.Globe Warehouse
Secretary John J. Kvans nnd Grand
Treasurer Roger l'vuns, alt of this
city. K. H. llobathun will represent
Robert Morris lodge, nnd Owllyni
Lewis Is the delegate from Kewl Sant
lodge.
An effoit will he made to have tho
npt annual sessions held In Tailor.
The order Is the representative Welsh
body In America and has a large mem
bership tliiotishollt tho United Stutcs.
ruLi. rno.u a struct car.
.Mm. Thonns Mcl'omllle, of 12 1
South Sumner nenue. nt tempted to
utlght from a Taylor car 1 front of
Decker's drug store, last evening at
7 '0 o'clock, while the car wns In mo
tion, nin' fell to the pavement, sus
taining slight injuries.
Kitioliaan Dald J. Davis assisted
hev Into the drug stole, and n car
ries" ,a summoned from Wymbs'
iery, which wns iced In conveying
her horn". Dr. Hugc-no lleeimans was
stuniMoiu'd and attended her. She was
pslnfully, though not r-orluuply injur
ed. The mo'c rinair had stopped the car
to linn the switch latch near tho
corn t of Mnln aenue nnd Jackson
stree. ard the woman attempted to
get off Just as the car started up.
The conductor tried to stop her, but
he was too late.
Tin: whhi:lmi:n's minstiikls.
Nothing but pntlse was heard on all
sides eoieiday for tho latttclpauts In
the Who -linen's minstrels, and Inns
much as many weio unable to witness
the performance owing to their In
ability to obtain admission, there is
a strotnr t.entlment In favor of another
pci formanc". '
Th n-anas-H-s of tho Home for the
TilcndlPEs are desirous of having tho
performs lire repeated in the Lyceum
for their benefit, but many of the boy3
think K a benefit is to be given it
should be for the West Side hospital.
While rothintr has been definitely def
initely decided upon, it Is quite certain
that another performance will be given
In the near futuic.
JACKSON STUUKT CHURCH NOTi:S
Tlie singing last Sunduy night by the
choir war well rendeied and appre
ciated. On Wednesday evening class No. 3,
taught by MIbs Norma Nlcholls. will
hold a social and give an entertain,
ment. The pioceeds will be for repair
ing tlie church. A good number, we
in edict, will bo piesent.
The fair and festival will bo a suc
cess. The ladles hao done lemark
nblv well in the sale of tickets, live
hundred tickets have alieady been
sold The object Is tho repairing of
the church. They hope to raint it out
side in light color and repair the audi
ence room.
The Sunday school Is In a piosperous
condition. He on time to join classes.
NHW PASTOR COMING.
Rev. William D.uls, of Aberavon,
South Wales is ej pected to anlve in
the city this evening to take i lunge of
the Hellewie Calvlnlstic Mothodlst
church. He will be accompanied b
his wife, tin ee childi en, and a sister of
Mis. Davis.
It Is not definitely known whether
or not Rev. Davis will occupy the pul
pit tomoiiow, but It Is probable he will
preach In the evening at ii o'clock.
FUNKRAI. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Services over the icmalns of the late
:
MANY a dutiful daughter pays in pnin for her mother's
ignorance or perhaps neglect.
The mother suffered and she thinks her daughter
must suffer also. This is true only to a limited extent. No
excessive pain is healthy. Every mother should inform her
iMBULGENT
MOTHERS
Many a young girl's beauty is wasted by unnecessary pain at
time of menstruation, and many indulgent mothers with
mistaken kindness permit their daughters to grow careless
about physical health.
Miss Carrik M. Lamb, Big Beaver, Mich., writes: "Dear
Mrs. Pinkham A year ago I suffered from profuse and
irregular menstruation
and leucorrhcea. My
appetite was variable,
stomach sour and bowels
were not regular, and
was subject to pains like
colic duringmenstruation.
I wrote you and began to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and
used two packages of
Sanative Wash. Youcan't
imagine my relief. My
courses arc natural and
general health improved."
Mrs. Nannie Adkins,
La Due, Mo., wtites:
"Dear Mrs. Pinkham
I feel it my duty to tell
you of the good your;
Vegetable Compound has
done my daughter. She
suffered untold agony at
time of menstruation be
fore takingyourmedicine ;
but the Compound has
relieved the pain, given her a better color, and she feels
stronger, and has improved every way. I am very grateful to
you for the benefit she has roceived. It is a great medicino
for young girls."
Mrs Jane Evans were held at the
homo of Mrs Thomas Howells, on
Wuhhbuur stiect, yesterday afternoon
nt 3 o'clod:. Rev. James IlURhes and
Rev HukIi Davis were the olllclatlns
clergymen. The pall-bearers weie Jo
seph Reynolds, Watkln Jones, I). C.
Powell, Henjamln Ilumphreys.Job Har
ris and Henjamln C. I, vans Burial
was made in the Washburn street
cemeter y.
Jennie, the slx-veai-old child of Mi.
and Mis William V.. Lewis, of 110
South Lincoln avenue, died jesterday
afternoon, nftei a llnt'ertns Illness
from scarlet fever. Tho remains will
bo privately Interred in the Washburn
stiect cemetery.
Tho funeral of the late Mrs. William
Wcitz will t.iKe place tomorrow after
noon at 2.30 o'clock. Sei vices will be
hold in the St. M.uK's Lutheran
chinch and will be conducte " bv Hev.
A. I, Itamer. Interment vwl .10 made
in W.i&liliurn stieet icmetei.
The arrangements for the late Mr.
John Phillips funeral have been
chaiiBod and in cons-equcncc the f-er-ifccs
will be held at 2 30 o'clock this
afternoon at St. Patrick's church The
lenulns will be inter ltd in the Cathe
dral cemetery.
XHWS NOTES AND PEUSONAES.
Will Jamei.on. of Washburn sjtieet,
has returned home from ,i ten days'
Mf.lt with friends in New York.
Sttoudhbuifc'. Mauch Chunk and Slut-
ington.
A patty of jounpr people weie enter
tained Thursday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mis, A J. Can nn Noith
Hiomley avenue In honor of the elder
Mrs Can's birthday.
A. J. C'arr, who was foreman at the
electric light hUtlon for a number of
veais, has accepted a traveling posi
tion with the Chicago Electric Manu
facturing company.
Richard L,nnoigun, of Chestnut
fltreet who has been conlincd In the
Lackawanna hospital foi some time as
the lesult of an accident, returned
home yesterdny
Patiolman Collins shot a dog jester
day which bit a joung child of Mr.
and Mis. Dvvyer, or Seventeenth stteet.
Mr. arrd Mrs. William Slugg. who
were recently married, have begurr
housekeeping on North Everett ave
nue. Haptifetnal services were held In the
Tlrst Baptist church last evening and
were conducted by Rev. S. F. Mat
thews. The Electric City Wheelmen have
been asked to repeat the minstrel per
foimance tor the benefit of the Home
for the Eilendless. The performance
will probably bo given Irr tho Lvceutn.
Tho Easter music will be repeated
at the EIrst Welsh Congregational
church tomorrow evening.
GREEN RIDGE.
Mrs. I). P. Killam, of Capouse ave
nue, has returned from a visit to Hoi
lister vlllc.
E. T. Smith, of Wyoming avenue,
leturncd jesterday fiom a visit to Hoi
nellfavlllc. Print Hutter, best In the city. Green
Ridge Market.
John Webstei, of Green Ridge, will
take an extensive business trip to Sar
atoga and vicinity in n few davs
Stiaw berries. Green Ridge Market.
William Ellis, ot Wyoming avenue.
Is touting In England. Ho expects to
remain several months
Mis. T. J. Johns, wife of Druggist
Johns, of Green Ridge street, was
called to Camden, N. J., yesterday on
account of tho serious Illness of her
father.
Fresh Mackerel, Shad, Hlueflsh, Cod,
Halibut Green Ridge Market
II. M. Gardner and son, of Marlon
street, were on a Ilshlng trip to Lily
lake and returned with a nice catch
of cnt-llsh. '
Miss Hertha Walls, of Wlmmers, Is
visiting her biother, XI. Wall, the Jef
feison r.venuo grocer.
Oranges, Lemons, liananii3 Green
Rldgo Market.
A new foot bridge has been com
pleted acioss the Lackawanna at the
foot of Wood stieet. It Is a great con
venience to those who havo business
In tho North End. as It saves two or
three blocks to those who were for
merly compelled to go by way of the
Green Ridge street bridge
Rhubarb, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, As
paragus, Water Cress, Spinach, New
Potatoes, etc. Gieon Rldgo Market.
Extensive Improvements are being
inado on the grounds of tho Home ot
the Friendless. The terrace Is being
graded and freshly sodded, beds of
flowers arc being planted, the drive
ways and walks aio being repaired,
nil of which greatly enhances the gen
eral appearance of tho grounds.
Garden Seeds, all kinds. Green Ridge
Market,
The funeral services of tho late E. J.
McAndrew were held at St. Paul's
church yesterday forenoon at 9.30
self for her own sake and especially
for the sake of her daughter. Writo
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.,
for her advice about nil matters
concerning the ills of tho feminino
organs.
x'snmK
vMw4fff'A
o'clock and were attended by a large
concourse of relatives and friends. Rev.
Father Mnlone celebrated the mass of
requiem. The pall-bearers were James
Mcponough, P. I. Kearney, John T.
Kelly, Martin Lavclle nnd Thomas La
velle. Interment was mnde In the Ca
thedial cemetery.
E. Robinson's Sons' May Bock
Peer on tap today.
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
John Lloyd and Son, formerly of
Tills Flace, Were Employed in
the IU-Fated Mine in Utah.
Among tho'-e who v.eie In the ter
rible mine exp'osion at S o"eld. Utah,
and were foitunite enoui,u to escape,
w'mc John Llovd and son, foiincr l evi
dent, of the North End When the
news was received htie, their lelatlves
expressed grave doubts as to their
safety, nnd their fears weie somewhat
conflmied when newspaper lonoits
weie road, as It was stated that one
John Llojd was among the dead.
Yesterday his mother, Mrs. Nicholas
Jenkins, who lesldes on Sptlng street,
leceived a (.digram from him. stating
that lie and his son had escaped In
Jury The details were meagre and
gave no account of the explosion what
ever Mi. Llojd is a biother to David
Lloyd, of Margaret avenue, and left
this section for Utah about fifteen
jeais ago, where he has since teslded.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
.Tenkin Williams, of Spring stieet,
has returned from a sK weeks' visit
to the western part of the state.
The funeral of Mrs Thomas Thomas,
an old and highly jespected resident
of the North End, took place Thuts
lay afternoon from hfr late residence
on East Market strci t Hiief services
were conducUd at the residence, aft-,
which the remains weio removed to
the Primitive Methodist church At
the- latter place tli" seivlces were In
chnige of the Rev. Dr. II S Jones,
pastor of ihe Wrst Market Stiept Con.
gregational church assisted by Rev.
Charles Piosser. Both gentlemen de
livered eloquent seimons, touching
upon tho e( client and hpnocnlnnr
character of the departed. The- floral
offerings weie many and beautiful. In
tel ment was made In Forest Hill cerne
tcrj James Lewis, of Charles street. Is at
the Hahnemann hospital, where ho
underwent an opeiatlon on last Thuis
day At piesent he in resting easily,
with blight prospects of complete re
covery Next Monday evening will occur tho
annual meeting of the Provldencu
Presbyterian church and congregation
At the session the boaid of trustees,
Sunday school, Aid society andall ntls
slonaiy organisations will make their
annual repot ts, and these will be rot
lowed by the election of three trus
tees. It is the flftj-.thlrd anniversary
of the Providence- chinch.
Mis. T J Dunn, of Bloom avenue,
entertained a number of young people
In honor of her niece, Miss Mabel Has
sett, of South Edmeston, N, Y Thurs
day evening. The house was beauti
fully decorated.
Tho trustees of tho Providence Pres
byterian church will make their an
nual report next Monday evening.
Herbert Mason, of Edna avenue, Is
In New York city on a business trip.
Pen Coal $1.25 a Ton Dellvored
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park, Address orders to J. T.
Srarkej, 1911 Cedar avo. 'Phone 6GS3.
E. Robinson's Sons' May Bock
Beer on tap todaj.
THE FOOD DRINK
Grain-0 is not a stimu
lant, like coflce. It is a
tonic and its effects are
permanent.
A successful substitute
for coftec, because it has
the coflec flavor that al
most everybody likes.
Lots of coffee substi
tutes in the market, but
only one food drink
Grain-O.
All groccrp ; lie. tnd 2M.
RAIN-H
DAY'S DOINGS IN
DUNMOKE BOROUGH
MEETING Or THE LADIES' AID
SOCIETY.
Report with Reference to the' In
dustrial School Services , to Be
Held Tomoiiow in tire Various
Churches Funeral of the late Mrs.
Gottings Will Be Held This Morn
ing fiom Her Home on Grove
Street Roma Baud Will Give a
Concert Tonight.
The Ladles' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church met at the home
of Mis. Albeit Mowerj, on North
Blakely street Thursday afternoon,
and, as usual with this popular or
ganization, a largo number of the
members were piesent nnd an Inter
esting and Instructive time followed.
After the close ot a somewhat
lengthy business session a report from
the ludusliial school, which Is sup
ported by the Presbyteilan church,
was read by Miss Nettle King. The
report coveicd the Held of work gone
over by the management of the school
for the past four jears nnd showed
that 230 pupils had been enrolled in
that time arrd Instructed In the vari
ous dcpai tments of klndeigarten work.
A large number of articles of clothing
had been made and glv en to needy
persons
At the close of Miss King's report
Miss Emma Ludvvlg plajed a pleasing
solo on the pianoforte; Miss Sallle
Price gave a leading, and Miss Ruby
E. Yost sang a solo In a harming
manner. Later refreshments were
served and social chat ensued until
adjournment was made The next
meeting will be on Thuisdaj', June 3.
SEBVICES TOMORROW.
The services at the Methodist Epis
copal chinch tomorrow will he of espe
cial Intel est. Inasmuch as the Rev L.
L, Sprague, D. D , of AVj-omlng sem
inal j. Kingston, who has many friends
in the borough, will preach at the
morning and evening servh es The
othei seivlces will be as usual during
the day Seats are free and all made
welcome.
The pastor of the Dudley Street Bap
tlst church, Hev. J. L Kreamer, will
pleach tonroirow inoinlng at 10 30
o'clock and evening at 710 o'clock The
morning subject will be "The Jovful
Sound', the evening subject. "One
Thing Needful" Sunday school will
be held at 12 o'clock, prajei meeting
,'i3 uual. Rev. Kreamer will sing a
solo at the doe of the evening seivlcc.
The seivlces at the Flist Presby
terian church with Rev. W. F. Gib
bons, as pastor will be Morning ser
mon at 10 30 o'clock, followed by Sun
day school evening sermon at 7 30
o'clock Cbiistlan Endeavor meeting
p.cceolng the evening service.
NEWSY PARAGRAPHS.
Tho funeral of the late Mrs nettings,
who "ed at the homo on Grove street,
Thursday morning, will be held this
morning at 0 o'clock A high nras of
requiem will be cebbrated In St.
Mnrj's Catholic chinch, after which
Interment will bo made in St Marj's
cemetery.
The Italian Roma band will maun
to the coiners this evening1 and play
severdl selection"" Later thov will re
tire to Kej stone hall, on South Blakely
street, wheie the rca of the evening
will bo spent
Miss Agnes Seekins, of Jeliei-on ave
nue, will leave this morning foi New
Yolk cltj, wheie she will sail for
Enrland. later touiing Getnranj-. A
reception was lrll !-st evening at
which fatewtlls were spoKen.
Saiah F Reed died jester dnv nu rn
Ing at the Lacknwunna hospital,
Scianton, aged 7b jears. She was tho
wife of John Reed, of 102S James street.
Sir.inton. Under taker T. P Leieh
woith took the remains In chaige The
funeral will be held Kunduv morning
at 10 o'clock. Interment will be made
In the Dunmore eenteti
PERSONAL BITS
Ml Bitir Vail, of Scott, was a caller
In town jesteidaj.
A little child of Mi. and Mis. Fuel
Russell Is sloivly recovering fiom a
seven- Illness of pneumonia
Two childi en of William H Wilson,
of Dudley street, aio scilously 111.
Mrs. J. J. Bronn Is HI atvher home
on Chestnut stieet.
E. Robinson's Sons' May Bock
Beer on tap todaj.
Traveling for Recreation.
Most people look upon traveling as a
tiresome bore; they do not look for
reeieatlon until the- end of their jour
ney. It Is different on tho Luke Shore
and Michigan Southern Rallwas The
cars on this road are the most com
fortable and alty that modern skill can
devise Couitcous attendants ale al
wajs on hand to minister to the wants
of pations. The loadbed is so perfect
that the Jolt and Jat usually experi
enced In traveling is almost Impercept
able, while the scenery along this road
is picturesque and entei tnlnlng Those
who travel via the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway admit that
a trip on this famous railway is full of
pleasuie and enjovnn rrt.
SOUTH SCRANTON.
Wotk is rapidly progressing on tho
new cotton mill, which th Lnckavun
na Knitting Mill comp.ui" rs con
structing on the site of 111- old button
mill, recently removed to Its new quai
teis on Cherry street. The madilnery
will begin to arrive In a few dovs.
Rev. Mr. Aldrlch will kIvm his fourth
BlbU leading In the R.vlatlous nt
the Young Women's Christian asso la
tlon rooms Tucs'ay afternoon
Miss Ida Christmas will lerd the
gospel meetings at the rooms tomor
row afternoon.
OBITUARY.
Tim ilcath nt Mli llcksle W liltim re, ftrrJa)
moraine, was a Kim blii-ck to tho conmiumt,
few cun Liioulng nf tier IHiicm. Mic ua
ttrlckrn with ntrltcnltift a uk .ik'", ami ilotjillo
the hi role i Sorts o! friend ami pb.ukimis, the
brnf, sweet tjiliit iUhI .M.huh, UavinR a
met appalling void In lit i fainlli, uhosi BTicv
oust alllktloni hac hern null lint the v,n al
mest its fdltary ia if bun-lilm Doq.wt
F)inpatliy h pjidiuljrly ixprnwtl for her
mother in thl iimxpecliil Mirruu. It liw lu
but l few month' unit ilialli inUrul (he fanv
ilr and rcmoM-U a mui.li lined immlxr, and thli
grill bftiiu ,fi Lilly 1 1. in illw Whltnnre
a a J cuiik- uoinoi of lino culture and a hum
tlful i liar.u ti 1 . Sonic lime ago the lift an tv
tellent rthlon a tercher in a Ne tntiland
city, lo be at home- mid aUt hu inntli r in
the (are of an imallu fallitr, At the time of
her death tho wjj tpirlilnit iu No 27 w liool.
Thrni (Ii thlldliood, plillinod nni' a noMc vo
manhood the ha endeared lierwH In u large
circle of frlcndi in this clly, vl.uo lu win he
lJncciely mourned. Tho f uncial will take place
i LIVER
ACTS GENTLY
ON
KlU1 BOWELS
epe, THE SYSTEty
LEAN5 EFFECTUALLY;
OVERCOMES ,,DATI,V
HaB,tuaLCoHStipat,0n
ui I UAL PERMANENTLY
BUY THE GENUINE -MAN'F'D BY
CAl,SV'C, 4",4',,CJ, y0M
fOI? 5Avt BY Ml DRUGGISTS PRICE 50e.PCR BOTTlfr
Highest Grade
Lowest Prices
Manhattan Shirts
Underwear
All grades, from the 25c
Balbriggau to Pure Silk,
at $2.00.
Neckwear
All the new fads, both
for ladies aud gentleraeu.
Try our special 10c col
lars. Sole agent for
Youngs' Hats
Best $3.00 Hat on earth.
412 Spruce St.
Seed Potatoes.
Wo have just lecelved a caiload
of seed potatoes which we offer at
leasomble prices.
Cnr.nen No. 1, Cm men No. 3, Early
Puritan, Livingstone rink Eye, Ear
ly Ilichigarr, Maules Thoroughbred,
New Queen, New Eatiy Bovee.
W. H. Pierce,
V) Lackawanna We
110, 11. Ill 1'enn r.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTSHXSTEIt HOTEL,
Cor Sixteenth St and Imng I'Uec,
NEW YOEK.
Amerlian Plan, M &i lei da and uparJ
l.uropcan Han, ft V) pti da) and upward
1. D. UCAVUOnD, IVopnctor
f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f --
Tor liibincss .Men
In the heart of the wholesaler
district.
For shoppers
S minutes' wulk to Wnnamnl.erv.
S minutes to Slegel Cooper's Ble
Store. Easy cf acesa to the Bicuc
Dry Goods Stores..
For Sightseer;
One block from B'vvay Cars, siv
ins easy transpoitatloii to all
points of Interest.
HOTEL ALBERT
NEW YOKK.
Cor 11th T. A UNIVERSITY PI
only one uiock irom uroaaway
Rooms, $1 Up. p'-i. :
- -
MADE ME A MAW
AJAX TABLETS rOSHTVELY C TJRE
jlU. Xtrvoui rUtascit Falling Mem
orr,Iapctene7, til6opleinebg,eto. canted
bv Abuio ar mhsr f lensaea and India
cretloni. Thru nuiehla and 4unt i
resto.ro Lott VUolitr in oldor joumt.ind
ntataaaforatudr, btmneuor marrltje.
1'lfiTo.it Ins&nltr and Caniamction if
taVenlatioe. Their na chews lmmedf&to laproTc
xnont and eBocU a CUltE nhe.ro all othor fall In
tut upon hiTlna tho cennlno Ain Tohleti. Ther
la w oared tlioatanda and vtllcsrayca. Vo aire arov
itlru written cnarantca to cfloct u euro Efi pTC Ic
oacnoatsor rcfaudtho tnoaer. 1'rleewil luiror
pacLtmi or til. tVan (tall treitmeatl for t2C0. l!j
nail, la plain wrapper, iipun rectp i rrlee. rt-cnlftr
fl,'AJAX
KUfllEUY CO., '"XZXlSr
For sale In Bcranton, Va , by Mattliows
Bros, and II. C. Sandorscn, Dnise'ata.
fiom the (amll) riridime, iVi Madison jvenuo
t s p m timoirim I In inleimcr.t uhhh will
tale place In Danmoie iuii.tn, will In jri
Jte (
John Wratlicrf, a 1 known rilizen cf Dun
more, died jesterdav after a nix da.' HlniM of
pneumonia, at Ihe hoim i;f liU daughter. Mm .
I.dvtaril Uieeler, IW Tine alieet lie wai 5J
jears nf aire The fumral Perthes will talo
place ruewiay irnrnliij: at 0 oMink, and rho
reiualnt villi be taken lo limit loi interment,
id the 1J.07 I.rlo and Wjoinlni; train fiom
Uunraore.
Mis Kallo T. McCinn died Kstinlaj mornin
at the nsldenec of Cnloiie) U A Waller, nf
whoe household he had heen a irurul"r "
number of jears, and with whohe fitnlli sho re.
lenllj pent a jear in Kurpe, She wa take'i
ill only last bunda MX who knew hr aio
rnujU grloed our her death, bho Is eunltcd
MiM
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AMUSEMENTS.
wither rnovt M.vmvrv sQt'.vn'i: oAnor.,(
NMV OH.K tlTY.
AT SCRANTON
On Thursday, Hay 10.
TRANSCENDENT TWO.
Greatest of All Menagirlas, Gircusas '
an J , Hippodronus United.
In All the Magnitude of Invested
Millions in All tho Majesty of
Honor and Molality.
The Only Big Stow in America Today
And Just a recently preented In MirlUnn Squaro
Oardcn, Vew ok rtf Mir.ItK NONT. OTHlMl
NO i:.IIUIITs, Oil DAI11.3 TO.
ITS MAGNIFICENCE OF MERIT
INCLUDING ALL THE MAS
TER FEATURES.
An rmieirrnt pnj of a riinmand 300 Greatest
rllta 100 rluinpinn Uts 1) Imompirahlij
Uarcback l.qutstilam 25 Superlatltelj 1 unny 0
Clowns.
HASSAN ALI
THE EGYPTIAN GIANT.
The Talleht of Mai kind The lliiRest Human
Marwl.
n th3 Graitiistlo'isaiiiTiEvar MDV3d
Ihe lleiolt llacei ef Ftirt I ra, rncl in I Vation.
Won lions l.pn,itlnn of Itare Wild Ilents
The Itimcu HeriN of Ilriiniest hlephants.
The Onh 'rhool of Tnlned Va Uont ind eeal.
(nli ml CnimlnK lirnis for the Children,
Snperhl 'eiiMiionil Free Mrect l'arade.
More for Your Money Than Avarice
Would Dream of Asking.
One 50-cent Ticket Admitting to All.
Children, Under 0 Years, Halt Price.
1o 1-xhlbltion'i Daih lo r Open at 1 and 7
I' M rerlorniauies at .! and 8.
L'aWCif Excursioa Idles for All Arranged For
Heuitrd 'eits for file on div of Inhibition, at
Milthiwn Drue inie, HO I.aclauanna Avenue
I YCEUiVl THEATRE
-' BUROUNDCR & Hiil'j Lessors.
11 u. I.ONC "'anaier,
PALMEK OOX'S
if'J nnntniiinn
v MUHKHlfia
IN FAIRYLAND.
Aneliiboiiue riiuulcnl extrnaun7t
in two uilh 'Jim-ln r.ist 2 in.
totinne fiom s Y. Mbrettoliv
Piiliner Cn MiihIo by Mali'oin Dotrslna.
IL'lNJiA nn Wl'UM.SUVY oeninc,
Wednckluv mntl"ce nt :i:!Itl, Mny S and t.
(icinr.il ndtnltion U"c, lti'Hereit seals !15
iuiiI f(it'. nmlrtal l.vceiuu boxoMlce.Sattir
tiny inornlui;. htnjel nnd directed by II,
li llrnjer of cw Yor e. , ; -
ACADEHY OF HU5IC,
BUKOUNDUR & I'GIS. Lessees v W
tt. K LONO, Muiujer.
ONI" SOLID WT.IK
Conimcncin" Monday, pril The handoom
and brilliant artiste,
JVli5S Jessie Sawtellc
Suprnited bv the moit powerful repertoire or
(.anlratlnn in th I nllid "-late", knonn ai the
SVUTII.II I)llMllt CO, lVrrentlna
G lllff uperldlt ti r. car load of seen.
en I'rlrei ICk X and aji Mitlnte com
menting Tuesda u, 10 to all parts of the hou.
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1 Know the Full 1
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Pleasure of 3
Cycling. . 1
1 Unless You 1
1 Ride a
Sold Only By
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5 211 Washington Ave.
niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiS
by two klslrm, llrs Michael J Hart and Mrs.
James Mi AUltlcr, of Carbondale,
Mrs John 1'hilllps di d at the lioiutr of her
mother, Mrs 1'atiUk Mcllush, of Kiftcrntli
it nil, Ma i lieeeateil ii urhfd ly her huj.
band, one child and tie tolkmins brothers and
Inters, Mar;, nnie, Itcie, Criieilcir, Michael,
Patrick, Ihoniar, Aolluny and James. Th
funeral will tako place Saturday altemoon at "SO
o'clock. Intel men t In the Cathedral lemeltry.
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