tyT9i"&vjr&v myyiir -7? m iwwii '" ' itfwr - 6 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THTJKSD A Y, .TUNIS 14, 1900. .'flWI'MHH W EVENTS OF DAY IN WEST SCRANTON ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT OF JUNIOR EPWORTH LEAGUE. Will Bo Hold in tho Hampton St. M. E. Ohnrch This Evening Jun ior and Sonior Pupils of Prof. Silas Rossar wll Oive n Piano Porto Ro oital Gleaners of Simpson Church Rolen $1,000 on tho Mortago Socond Night of tho Fair and Fes tival Othor Nows Notes. The Junior league of tho Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church will give their annual entertainment this evening. At the close ot tho en tertainment Ice cre.ini, cnlo and straw berries will he served. The doors will be opened At 7 o'clock und the entcr tulnment will lic'tln promptly at S o'clock. Th' following programme will ho rendered: tlncim: "J- J"1'101- l'mjir. llciitatlrii, "SupeilatiNe" Viola ltinclle llctllalioii, "Ills Mc.1 ol Tlino". .Ai ttnir It.itciii.m Siitu Mary Williams Itecltfltlon, "Mls Ccpki Jitiy" . . . Jreno llatclii ill JttcltJllon, "When My Pa Was a Hy," Willie AINpiUMh Necllntloi Mlic llwunliiK Snip, "How to Ho It," Walter trivl, Aillim ilalciinn, I'.ncci.c Die lit, llleutcr Cony ninl I'r.ink Mewnrt. ltcdlnlloti, "A Tcallrss llaby" . ..llcsie ltcll-r limitation, "Huil(ll.v" Willie AimslroiiLf Jtedt.itlfit, "I'.itlciicc" ....'. lav C'.ir'cr fok Vi-nia Williams Hctll.illim, "Doiotby'a Mineiils," Ilcrth.i Williams Mediation, "lie SatMleil" Honi Kin.it Vlnlln Solo Mr. I.uii Ilvnns I'ccil.itlen, "Portrait of a Clrl." Ili.tmhp' Watklm llccllallon. "Uilfc-rcnl rates" Ufied Miller P"l III!,!' Ml.M'S Itedlatloti Maii'l c.itherhy 1'iiet MIk. Wuimi and lis l.olt"r Recitation llcs-lp p,.h! Itrcltatlon, "A Child Once Moio," Vrna Roderick s' Mm. I.o,i KM DlnloKiin. "Why Will Was .Vot Chosen." Ii-ltalloii and l.ihlcai Louisa llurslul THK Ol.UANEItS SUCCRKD. Tho dlenners of the Simpson Meth odist Kplscopal church are much 'lated over the work accomplished by their MK'lety during the past five months. The president and treasurer of the society. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. r. U. Acker, went to the West Side bank yesterdny nnd paid one thousand dollars on the principle of the iii'ii'tKagp held by that Institution against the church property, nnd they still have a neat little sum In tho treasury to start tho accumulation of the second thousand pledged. The Olonners have winked hard nnd faithful towards the realization of their object. The collectors of the so ciety have solicited over $700 of this sum by a house to house canvass of the church membeis, nnd though the Dufour's French Tar Has Won Success, It Cures Your Cold And Gives You Rest. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. The Shirt Waist Girl Ought to feel thankful this season that the combined efforts of the designer and the manufacturers have so much to make those comfortable and beautiful gar ments more atttactive this season than ever. The Colored Shirt Waists Are gems iu harmonious and contrasting effects, and so varied as to styles, materials and trims, so to leave nothing undone that the most carefully trained taste could wish for. The price range runs from 39c for good medium grades that will give excellent satisfac tiou in service, up to the fiuest procurable for wash waists. Of Course White Waists Are also in demand and we've lots of them, as fully fifty styles are represented in all v of which fashion's decrees are most charmingly set forth. Linen Waists are also sought for this season, and there's lots of them here. See Window Display. Globe Warehouse task Is not a pleasant one and tho discouragements many, yet tho ladles nro hopeful nnd enthusiastic and will continue their well begun work until tho full tlobt Is cancelled. The society wishes to thank all those In nnd out side tho church who have In any way contributed toward their helpfulness and hope thnt mnny who liavo not as yet nsslstcd them will bo encouraged by this good report to do so In their further efforts. SECOND NIGHT OV THE FAIR. The attendance at tho fair and fes tival In the Jackson Street Uuptlst church last evening was considerably larger than on tho previous evening, and as a result the treasury was con sldetably swelled. An excellent pro gramme was provided, which Included n piano trio by Wllhelmona Clrldln, Lillian Morris nnd Emellne Lanyonj dumb bill drill by members of tha Fldellan society, recitations by Maud Wentherhog and Pearl Jenkins, selec tions by Stnnton'3 orchestra, solo by Master Herbert Williams, and a dia logue entitled "A School Girl's Strategy." The total number of tickets disposed of In advance wns S00. nnd nil ot tho nrtlcles In tho different booths were contributed by merchants nnd friends of the church. The fair will close this evening, when another entertainment will bo given. PIANOFORTE ItECITAL. The Junior nnd senior pupils of Pro fessor Silas Hosser will give a piano forte recital this evening ut D. 11. Thomas' music store, US North Main nvenue. They will be assisted by Mrs. Edith Richards Heckel, soprano; Miss Nellie Mnrkwlck. contralto: Miss Ues slo Sloat, elocutionist; Joshua John, tenor, and Moses Morgan, basso. Fol lowing Is tho ptogrnmme: PltCdAHMMi:. Sonatina, Op. 3:. Dim Mist May HobcrK Aniens the Flow 11 ...Sartorlo Daniel Lewis. Fond Hearts Must Part Lanjc Miss bauia .lenis. Sailors Hoy's Dream Id Haehu Miss May .lones. Keeltatlon, Selected Miss Ites-le Moatc Flowers of Memory (Jocrdeler Miss t'.uslse Frit!!. Frolic ol tho lluttcrrllm I'ohm Miss Sule Fenton. Sjlphcs Impromptu 'alo Hachman Mlis I'.tliil llovan. Valsi; D Flat Majcr Chopin Home, Sweet Home Thalberi? firorire Martin. Quartette, fiood Nieht Helmed rinsutl Mis. IMIlh llkliaids Heckel, Miss Nellie Mark wick, Mrs. Joshua Johns, Mr. Moses It. Mnnran. Tea Party March Read Miss Helen (liapncll. Arnica Itcvcric Marcliam Miss I.iillc lleever. A Little Story Ostcn Miss Rose Loftus. Dreams of Youth Sartorlo Miss llcrtha Armstrong. March, Rank and File Lanc Miss .Minnie Tro.tal. Tenor Stlo, Selected Joshua John M Ignonct te Lteiuier Miss Pinrl Sanker. llllfiletto I.udolc Verdi Miss I.lale Watklns. I Think of Thee Dobler Ml-s .Vellie Markwlck. Vllace blacksmith Cilcln Harold Kvans. Tarantelle Sudds Mis Maud Jones. Mo, The Swallows, Mrs. lilltli Mellaril Heekel GENERAL NEWS NOTES. Tho pupils of Intermediate B at No. 10 school will entertain at a mothers' meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Invitations have been Issued for the wedding of Rev. J. Albert Crawn nnd Miss Cora C. Storm, which will occur at the Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church on June 27 at 12 o'clock noon. Tho Royal Arcanum excursion to' Lako Lodoro on Thursday, June 21, will bo nn event of moro thnn ordinary In tercst, In view of the fact that It will bo tho annual reunion of all tho coun cils In Lackawanna county and the twenty-third anniversary of tho or ganization. Tho presence of Grand Re gent Webster C. Weiss will also add much pleasure to tho occasion and afford all tho local Arcanumltes an opportunity to meet a gentleman who has for many years been one of the most notnble pcrsonnges Identified with tho order. Attorney Edward W. Thayer nnd Miss Margaret I3d wards, daughter of Hon. nnd Mrs. H. M. Kdwnrds, will bo married at 8 o'clock this morning at tho Washburn Street Presbytorlnn church. The marriage of Lemuel Williams, of Taylor, and Miss Jessie Browning, of Storrs avenue, wns solemnized at tha home of the bride's parents last even ing. Only the Immediate relatives and friends were In attendance. A recep tion was tendered tho couple nfter tho ceremony. The rmnnlna nf "1n,. Til u - ........., ,Jfc .hhi; juu'ii, cut; elght-year-old daughter of Mr.', and Mrs. Patrick Judge, of 127 Sherman avenue, were Interred In the Washburn street cemetery yesterdny afternoon. The lawn social nt the residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. U. Eynon last even lng wns nttended by n large assem blage nnd tho promoters realized a neat sum ns a result of the affair. The excursion committee of Branch 44, C. M. B. A., and No. 97, L. C. U. A. met In Wumke's hnll last evening and completed the arrangements for their annual excursion. The Broadway Athletic club, of Belle vue, will conduct their llrst annual pic nic nt Laurel Hill park on July 3. A. game of base hall nnd a ten-round box lne bout will be features of the affair. The Home Missionary society of tho Simpson Methodist Episcopal church held an enjoyable meeting last even Ign. A literary and musical pro gramme wns provided nnd other Inter esting features added to the ovenlng's enjoyment. Several hundred people attended the excursion to Lake Lodore yesterday, under the auspices of the Chestnut Street German Presbyterian church. NORTH SCRANTON NOTES. Concert to Bo Given This Eveninp; by tho Choir of the Court Stroot M. E. Church. The choir of the Court Street Metho dist Episcopal church will give a mu sical entertainment in the lecture room of tho church this evening. The proceeds will go toward paying the debt on the church. At the close of the entertainment Ice cream and cake will be served. The following pro gramme will ho rendered: Opening chorus, "Let Music and Song," choir; solo, "Happy Days," Mrs. C. Williams; piano duet, "The Witches Flight," Miss Guyer nnd Mrs. Morris; vocal duet, "curfew Bells," Mrs. Tewksbury nnd Mrs. Walters; mandolin solo, "Home Sweet Home," Thomas Burke: quartette, "When My ninji unmet) uver tne Sen," Mrs. Mor ris, Mrs: Williams, Mr. Morris and Mr. Wnrner; banjo solo and piano accom paniment, Professor nnd Mrs. George Cnrr; chorus, "Tho Glee." choir: solo. "The Choir Boy," Mrs. Gedsham; vocal duet. Mrs. Morris nnd Mrs. Williams; chorus, "Good Night," choir. DRIVER BOY INJURED. Edward McNamara, a driver in the Leggett's Creek mine, had his right foot badly crushed yesterday morning. While allowing his care to pass on a plnne he slipped nnd fell, his right foot slipping under the wheels. The unconscious boy was picked up by some of the workmen and carried to the surface, where a physician was summoned and dressed the wound. He was then removed to his home on West Market street. TOLD IN A FEW LINES. The Ladles' Aid society of the Provi dence Methodist Episcopal church will hold a strawberry and Ice cream social this evening In the church parlors. James W. Helton, of Vlnkelsteln's meat market, North ScranUm, met with an accident Tuesday afternoon. While putting meat in the refrigerator n rail of quarter fell on his back. Colonel Monies council, No. 042, Jr. O. U. A. M., will hold a meeting In Morel's hnll this evening. The young people of the Welsh Memorial church held a pink tea In their hall on Wayne nvenue last even ing. The affair proved to be a most enjoyable one nnd was well patronized. Mrs. William Moore, of West Market street, is visiting friends In Wayne county. Harold King, the young son of Mr. nnd Mrs. William King, of West Mar ket street, is ill with scarlet fever. S. C. Relchert, who has been tho guest of Dr. nnd Mrs. H. S. Saunders, has returned to his home In Wllkes Barre. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles T. Miller, of Court street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. White, of New York. Mrs. John Dewltt, of Peckvllle, was the guest of Mrs. Wade H. Jayne, of 1230 Providence road, on Tuesday. GREEN RIDGE. The annual excursion nnd picnic of the Church of the Good Shepherd will take placevSaturday, June 26, nnd Lake Ariel will be the objective point. For years this trip has been enjoyed by the people of Green Ridge ns one of the o Some people can't drink coffee j everybody can drink Grain-O. It looks and tastes like coffee, but it is made from pure grains. No coffee in it. Grain-0 is cheaper than coffee ; costs about one quarter as much. All groccra ; 16c. sail 33c. most delightful of the season, and the preparations being made for this one promise that It will equal any of the past. The Women's Christian Temperance union of Green Ridge will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock In, the Baptist church, on Monsey avenue. Subject, "Power of the Press." A cordial invi tation Is extended to till. Mr. and Mrs. John Kearney nnd Mrs. Anthony Kearney, of Dunmore, have returned home from a two weeks' visit with friends In New York, Saratoga and Lake George. forest W. Brlggs, a son of Dr. J. F. Briggs, of Shlckshlnny, Pa., has ac cepted a position ns prescription clerk with Druggist C. P. Jones, of Dickson avenue. Mr. Brlggs has Justly earned tho reputation of being one of the most competent registered drug clerks In the business. Pea Coal SI. 25 a Ton Delivered to South Side, central city nnd central Hyde Park. Address order." to J. T. fe" larkey, 1914 Cedar nve. 'Phone 66S3. SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES. James Gillmoro and Miss Annio Burke Married Yesterday Morn ing in St. John's Church. St. John's church, on Fig street, was the scene of a pretty wedding yester day morning at 10 o'clock, when Miss Annie Burke nnd James Gllmore, both j.oHilnr and well known young people, of South Scranton, were married, the cei oniony being performed by Rev. K. J. Melley. Miss Kntle Burke, n sister of the bride, wns bridesmaid, and William Gllmore, brother of the groom, vas groomsman. After the ceremony a re ception was tendered the couple at tha bible's home, where the guests con gratulated tho couple nnd partook ot a bountiful wedding dinner. Mr. and M-s. Gllmore left on an nfternoon train for an extensive wedding tour. WALLACE-POLLARD. Miss Emma Pollard and William Wallace, both of South Scranton, were quietly married last evening nt tho Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church parsonage, on Cherry street, by Rev. F. P. Doty. Miss Ina Daly was bridesmaid and Albert Batcher attended the groom. They will begin housekeeping on Cherry street. NEWSY BREVITIES. Tho members of the Young Men's In stitute, council No. 179, nro making ex tensive preparations for a smoker to be given In Pharmacy hail on Sntnnlnv night. A most excellent literary and musical programme has been arrantred. UThe committee of arrangements con sists of P. H. Coyne, William Daniels, J. A. Ward, Tim Sullivan, James Ken nedy, M. F. Donnliue, James Bohan, John Kennedy. M. J. Burns and J. B. i O'Malley. Camp .No. 430, P. O. S. of A. Drum corps will hold nn Importnnt business meeting tonight In Fruehan's hall. Ce dar avenue, after which their regular weekly rehearsal will take place. General Grant commandery. Knights of Malta, are arranging for a social to be held in Hartmnn's hall next Fri day evening. The tower In Connell park has re ceived a new coat of paint, whleh greatly enhances Its appearance. There Is still room, however, to further Im prove the park, which Is n beautiful spot, rich in natural beauty and rug gerness of outline. James Brognn, of Cedar avenue, has announced himself as a candidate for delegate from the First district of the Twentieth wnrd to the Democratic county convention. The Scranton Athletic club will hold Its semi-monthly meeting tonight In their hnll on Alder street. All mem bers are requested to bo present, ns business relative to tho annual excur sion will be presented. The Scranton Saengerrunde held Its weekly rehearsal last night In Athletic hall. PERSONAL JOTTINGS. Philip Robinson, John Demuth and George Engle left yesterday on a fish ing trip to Mnplewood. Mrs. Charles Dlppery, of Strouds burg. Is visiting her brother, Henry Henn. ' Charles Klrst, accompanied by Rev. Christ, has returned after a most suc cessful fishing trip to No. 7 dam, hav ing caught over 105 good sized trout. Charles Heler, of Rosens court, who was working In Carbondalo for the past three weeks, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Charles Flresteln, of Plttston, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bunz, of Cedar avenue. Wyoming Class Day. WilkM-Iianv, Juno 13. Thli wai clasi day at Wyoming kcnilnary, Kingston. There Were ffl icrailuatM. Harry K. C'uniilngliani, ol North llocskk, N. Y wat nvarded flrat jirlie, and Mis Alice D, niione, ol Wilkca-Darrr, Mcond prize. DUNMORE DOINGS. Reception Given in. Honor of Miss Grnco Stovens at Home of Her Parents on Adams Avenue. In response to Invitations Issued by Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Stevens, a merry party of young folks gathered nt the-i homo on Adams avenue, Tuesduy night, the occasion being a reception In honor of their daughter. Miss Grace. The earlier hours of the evening were spent pleasantly In party games, refresh ments being served later, when the little guests returned to their homes. Those present were Misses Bessie Powell, Frelda Ludwlg, Jayne Simp son, Hope Plnnell, 1-eah Mowery, Jen nie Davis, Rennle Walt, Alice Good win, Buelah Swartz, Mandle Frlant, and Masters Clarence Oaklev, Lester Yost, Stewnrt Selgle, Homer Hand, Clarence Harper, Clarence Schultz, George Kellow, James Ellis, Benn'e Courtrlght, "Walter Harper, Howard Protheroe, Harry Cobb, Harry Ellis and Gnrfleld Anguin. UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Letters remnlnlng unclaimed at tho postofllce for the period Just ended are as follows. Please say advertised, when calling for any of these letters: Mrs. Broughton (2), Mrs. Marshall Darling, 217 Chestnut street: Mrs. Joh:. D. Finch, 21S Chestnut street; Mlsi Elizabeth Harrison, New York and Adams avenue: William Lanse; M. Patterson, 12 Jefferson avenue. For eign Savaria Tallarlco, Francesco Szon, Vlto Sqrazzo, Stlf Potas, Ne meth Janasnath, Florlo Cramy, An drew Turner, Angelo Chlrla dl Gae tano, Felice Tomnine. COMING MITSICALE. Tomorrow evening. In the main audi torium of the Methodist Episcopal church, a pleasing muslcnle will be given by Misses Cordelia Freeman nnd Julia Clapp Allen, of Scranton, as sisted by local talent. The entertain ment Is under the auspices of the young men composing the Sunday school class of Mrs. Oscar Yost In the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, and besides being nn evening of pleas ure, will enable the class to donate their share of money to be subscribed for the benefit of the church. The fol lowing programme will be given: Piano solo, "Polish Dance" (Schwnr ka), Miss Blackman; song. "Fleurs des Alps" (Wlklxlln), Miss Freeman; vio lin solo, "Spanish Dance" (SarasatI), Miss Allen; quartette, "Legends" (Wallrlng), Misses Martin, Yost, Powell and Mrs. Uthman: piano solo, "Tre male Etude" (Gottschalk), Miss Black man; solo (selected), Miss Freeman; duet (Verdi), Messrs. Jlttle and Hnll; violin solo (selected). Miss Allen; quartette, "Rhine Rnft Song," Misses Freeman nnd Martin, Messrs. Jlille and Hall. NOTES OF INTEREST. Tho funeral of Ralph Fox, who met such a sad death at Carluccl's stone yard, In West Scranton, Monday, was held yesterday afternoon. The set vices were well attended. Interment wns made In tho Mount Carmel ceme tery. The coming entertainment to be given by the De-Moss family In tho Methodist Episcopal church, Tuesday night, July 3, promises to be a pleas ant treat to music lovers. Miss B. McIIale is in Mahanoy City, ns a representntlve of the Ancient Or der of Hlbernlnns nt the convention being held at that place. m i MINOOKA. Mrs. William Jones, of Miners hill, Is seriously HI. Myles Jennings, of Rochester, N. Y., Is visiting his parents on Gllmore ave nue. Mrs. Alfred Complin, of Green Ridge, and A. F. Jacobs, of Winnipeg, Minn., were the guests of Mr. nnd iMrs. E. B. Campbell yesterday. J. J. Coyne, of Main street, was the guest of friends nt Lake Ariel Tues day. A letter containing the news that our popular young townsman, John J. O'Neill, hnd his log broken In a game at Utlca, N. Y was received hero yesterday. St. Mary's Ladles' Temperance so ciety held a regular meeting last even ing. OBITUARY. William ItrUlry, tho lS-ycar-oM on ot .Mr. and Mr. Pavlil V. Iiclllry, of Stone auntie, died yesterday after an Illness of BCeral months. The luneral will ho held tomorrow morning at tl.iC o'clock from St. John'a church. Utile l-,teur-old Tommy lloss died at tho T.af kau'ann.1 liosnltut WNtrril.ii. ivl.n.. I..- &.,... eral weeks ho has been receiving treatment for tpinai irouine. me rrmaini will be taken to the homo of the parents In Tunklianncxk. Thomas Kelly, an aged resident of the city, died yesterday at his home, ISM Qibsou street. Funeral announccmnt later, Hurrah for the Fourth Orders now coming in faster every day. Twenty three Suits measured on Monday. If you want us to make you a natty suit for tho Fourth don't put off selecting it We can't accept your or der on the last few days. Come now. You don't have to pay until you get it. Don't look like a cheap.ready-mader on this Fourth. Get a fine suit made to your own measure, in style and beauty as good and perfect fitting as your banker's clothes. Any Suiting, $ 1 5 Beautifully Made to Measure. ofe? Scranton Branch, 402 WALDRON'S BIG AUCTION SALE Of Two Carloads of Horses, To day at Gorman's Stables, at One O'clock, Rain or Shine. GRAND LODGE OFFICERS HERE. Prominent Masons From Philadel phia Paid a Visit. Tho members nf the Grand Lodge of Masons of Pennsylvania paid a fraternal visit yesterday to Union lodge, No. 291, of this city. The visi tors arrived In tho city In the nfter noon and were met by K. P. Kings bury and David J. Davis, who escorted them to carriages which were In wait ing. They were driven over the Elm hurst boulevard and around Lake Scranton. Returning ut 5 o'clock they were tendered a dinner at the Scran ton club end In the evening tho lodge wns visited In Masonic hall. The grand olllcers here were all from Philadelphia and were as follows: Grand Senior Master George E. Wag ner, Grand Junior Master George W. Kendrlck, Grand Secretary William A. Finn. Sonior Deacon George D. Moore, Junior Deacon Edwnrd B. Spencer, Grand Master William R. Fruzler, Grand Sword Bearer John O'Donnell, Grand Prelate W. T. Reynolds, Grand Tyler Samuel W. Wrong, Grand Chap lains J. Gray Bolton and W. B. Chal font. The grand olllcers return this morn ing on nn early train. They all ex pressed themselves yesterday as hav ing been charmed with the hospitality of their greeting nnd with the mng nlflcence of the scenery hereabouts. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS. Sates Fixed for tho Differont Exer cisos. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June 20, 21 nnd 22, nro fixed as the dates, respectively, for the training school exercises, class day exercises nnd commencement exercises, which are to mark the close of the year at the High school. Dr. A. E. Wlnshlp, editor of the Boston Journal ot Edu cation, will deliver the address to the training school graduates, Bauer's orchestra has been engaged (for each night. Superintendent Howell, President Jayne and the high and training school committee spent last evening In arranging for tho printing of the proarnmmes and distribution of the admittance tickets. They did not com plete their work nnd will meet again, probably, tomorrow night. LIVERITA THE UP-TO-DATE LITTLE LIVER PILL I CURES Blliousnoss, Constipation, Dyspopsla. Slck-Hoad - lacho and Llvor Complaint. SUGAR COrtTBD. Sold by all drugirtats or ncnt by mall. Ncrrlti Medial Ce., Cblciro Bold by McOarrah & Thomas, Drue Bint i,, SM Lackawanna ave., Scranton, I'a. IffllMttrl'ufortuqate iu (lemt from flllllU0Ul'riidlii. JUoodl'olton, Youthful Krrori, Lost VitlU, VtrUoctlc, to. icd4 for 8 worn TMllmanUU tad Hook "Truth" to li-rtP u. i 'niKi'l.. if. ii liwLil'lldlM'lBil fllllH'lsiM! ill a Hll BUI1 100 PILLS J I Ul m V,tiyl loltleljr ih enlf irwtuiai la thL LalUd b4lci to ium even ibougb tbt mo it ctlcbrklrd ( f Ulliti failed, Yrttb qui airtd In 4 ta I O &j Mount S.6 9r U'.t VTftTTTTtt.ftTT 'T1 IL? A-f.T- Lackawanna Avenue, Do You Want a Piano It bo, buy oi.p that lias passed through alt the experimental dtagcuj one combining tha very best materials ntth scientific knowlwlitij and aitistic skill. Iluy from a reliables hou-e an artistic piano, free from unncces. r-ary expenses and Mripped of fictitious valus of the "purchased" variety. In this 'wuj only ran you obtain full value lor youff money. PpiANos c best fit this description. Established in 1S4?. Iong kince passed through tho experimental stage, and always lecogniied by competent ami fair-minded judges, as pianos with .1 wonderful TUNC and exceptional DUlt. A1IIMTV. Substantial Pianos For Substantial People l'iaros of other makes at prices to suit thai most economical. fall and examine, 08 write for catalogue and prices. "k covin i:vi:nv point." GEORGE W. FINN, 138 Wyoming Avenu;. Moving', Tuning: nnd Repairing solicited Also Pianos to rent. OPEN EVENINGS. CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ON June 20th, July 9th, 17th and August 1st the following rates will be made from Chicago for round trip, tickets good returning until Oc tober 31st: Denver and return - $31.60 Colorado Springs and return 31.50 Pueblo ana return - 31,50 Glenwood Springs and return 43.50 Salt Lake City and return 44.50 Ogden and return - - 44.50 Deadwood, S. D. and return 33.55 Hot Sprlngs,S.D. and return 29.55 Particulars of any agent, or call at 481 Breadtiav, Nt York (01 Ckf'tSt.,miadilplila tit WathlngUn Jt.,fiitoi 101 Main St., Buffalt 212 Clark St., CAIoujo 4)S r7 St., Clnilmall SO? SmltkfUSU, fltUUrg 13 SvrhrSI., Clutland IT Ca.t.f i;., C.trelt 2Klralt.,latt,TentiH,0t. TRIBUNE WANT ADS. BRING QUICK RETURNS Low Rates West
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