8 e THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1900. WEST SCRANTON DUNE WORKERS MASS MEETING GATHERING IN ST. DAVID'S HALL LAST NIGHT. ddresses Delivered by Timothy D. Hnyes, Secretary Dempsoy nnd Or ganizer Dllcher Mrs. Eliza Llew ellyn Sent to Jail runeral of James Kelly Plymouth Church Choir at Lake Winola Itev. P. J. McCaffrey Leaves Other Notes nnd Personals. TIip United Mine Woiltcis of Amer ica, representing the vnilnui blanches assembled In St. David's hall last livening and listened to addresses by Timothy 1". llaes, the Democratic candidate for the IcRlJlaUiic In tha riiPt I.eslslutlvo tllHtilct; Secretary Dempscy and Organizer Dllcher, of the Miners' union. Nicholas lJuiko presided and Intro duced the speakers. Mcssix. Hayes and Dpnijisey spok mainly uloncr the llius of the benefits to be derled frrm organization, nnd Mr. Dilchei'a rcmai kn vcio dltocted uKiilnst the Lackawanna union nnd the nevvs papeiM which have reported the meet liiBS held liv the Delawate, Lacka wanna and Western men llefeirliiK to the meeting railed for next Monday at Hnzleton, Mr. Dll cher stated that the miners are not worrying as to whether or not the opMatorn nipet them, nnd remarked that the employes have the weapon within their power to compel recocrnl tlon. '"If theie Is a strike," he said, "the coipoiatlons noid not fear any v lo lente fiom tin men, but Instead can look to them for protection to pioperty without lesortlns to state, county or Kovernniental protection." Another nssertlon made by the oijranlzer was to the effect that In the event of a stilke In the anthracite regions, not one ton of bituminous coal would be sold In any maikot now handling an thracite. Disposition of Llewellyn Case. Mis. Dllza Llewellyn, of 1S14 Price street, who was arrested at a late hour Thuisday night for keeping a disorder ly bouse, was committed to the county jail yesteiday for thirty days by Al dciman D.ivles. Mary Chapel, one of the ciowd, was bent up for twenty days. Mrs. Maigarct Hosklns and her daughter, Lizzie May Hosklns, of 1710 Price stieet, who were also caught In GRAPE ADE Ask Jenkins about it. 101 S. MAIN AVENUE en t lei lien: Your attention, please, for a few mo ments. August is nearly over, and any day may bring one of those nasty, dan gerous drops in temperature that often mean chills and colds to even the strong est. As a safeguard, we recommend pure wool underwear of light make, but fine. All sizes and qualities are now ready at specially low figures, ' If You Buy Today. eliriven's Elastic Drawers for Gentlemen : Regular $1.00 goods, in all sizes, fresh, clean stock from the mills. Price for Saturday only, iiperior Half Hose Full fashioned, fast black or tan shades only: The best 25c goods that have ever come our way. All sizes. Price for Sat urday only, 3 pairs for . . . the drag net by Patrolman Tom Jones and Dave Davis and Constable Tim Jones, weie lined $5 each, which they paid. Gone to Wilmington, Del. Ilov. P. J. McCaffrey, recently of Natchez, Miss., who nas been visiting his patents, Mr. nnd Mrs. PetorMc Caffrey, of fo'cranton street, left yes teiday morning for Wilmington, Del. He expects to remain In that city for two weeks and will then proceed to the Adlioudncks for several weeks for the benefit of his health. From theie he will go to IJaltlmore to confer w Ith the Very Hev. Father Slattery. relntlve to the new college of which he hns been appointed piesldent by the superiors of his order, Si. Joseph's Society for the Colored Missions. Late In October Father McCaffrey will leave IJaltlmore for Montgomery, Ala., where the new college Is to be located, and which will open there for the reception of students on Nov. 1. The new lector Is well known on the West Side, having claimed It ns his residence since the days of his child hood. He was oi dallied to the priest hood last November and said his Jit st mass In St. Patrick's church, on Jack son street. Father Mt Caff ley depart, for the far south with the most hearty wishes of his many friends for the suc cess of his new undei tnklng. Plymouth Church Choir. The following members of the Ply mouth church choir nre sojourning at Lake Winola: Mrs. John Phillips, Mrs. nichard Phillips, Mrs. Owens, Mis. D. iZ. Hughes, Mrs. John Moig.m, Mrs. A. H. Hynon, Misses Ddlth Keese, Jen nie ltecse, Hllzabeth Lloyd, Margaret Hans, Mny Hvans, Agnes Jo.sepr, Mary J. Chlllyn, Jennie Price, Ddna i:vnns, D. H. Hughes, Richard Phil lips, John Morgan, John Phillips, Thomas Roberts, Table Hvans, Wil liam G. Phillips. A number of others will Join the par ty today nnd tomonow .he choir will give a sacred conret t at Hotel Clifton. Tunernl of James Kelly. The funeial of the late James Kelly was conducted yesterday afternoon from the home of Mr. and Mrs, Llew ellyn Davis, on Kynon street. A latgo number of old acquaintances of the de ceased were In attendance. The ser lces weie In charge, of Itev. Thomas de Gruchy, pastor of the Jackson Stieet P.iptlst chut eh. The pall-bearers were David Hughes, William M. Dnvies, William F. D.ivles, David Davis, Thomas Mori is and Wil liam Hopkins, Interment was made In the Washbutn street cenieteiy. News Notes nnd Personnls. The clam bake announced for today at Lake Ariel, under the auspices of the liolieit Monls Lodge of Ivoiites, has been indefinitely postponed, owing to the absence of several membets. Joseph Row en, of South Main ave nue, has returned fiom Paire, Vt. Miss Itose Smith, of Rockwell's Mills, Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Smith, of Metldlan .stieet. DII Harris, of Eynon street, has ic- Seam 62c 50c Warehouse turned home from a week's stay at Lake Winola. The picnic of the First Haptlst Sun day school at Nay Aug park yesterduy was attended by many nnd all enjoyed the outing. The funeral services over the re mains of the late Mrs. Hrldget Madden were conducted at St. Putrlck's church yesterday morning. Interment was made In the Cathedral cemetery. Misses Lulu Leader, Mary Daniels, Gertrude Hammond and Anna Hughes have returned from a two weeks' out ing nt Sterling, Wayne county. Mrs. Joseph Hughes and son, Ches ter, of North Sumner avenue, arc the guests of Mrs. D. D. Dvans nt Lake Wlnoln. Mrs. John Hughes and son, of West Dim stieet, have returned from Lako Idlewllde. Mrs. P. F. Madden, of West Lacka wanna nvenue, Is entertnlnlng Miss Annie Delnney, of Porth GrKIlth. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. N. Chase and daughter, Ruth, of North Hromley ave nue, are visiting friends In Penn Argyl. Mrs. George Clarke, of New York, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jnno Kelly, of L'mtnet street. Miss Loretta Stock, of Clarke Broth ers, left yesterday to spend a month In New York. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Morgans, of Jack son street, are sojourning at Lake Wi nola. Miss nttn Sullivan, of Clarke Pioth uis has returned from her vacation, spent nt Harvey's lake. Misses Nellie and Kathryn Flaherty, of Hoston, have returned home from a visit with their nunt, Mrs. Duffy, of Pleasant street. Mr. nnd Mis. 11. G. Morgan, of South Main avenue, have returned from Lake Winola. Mrs. Martha Rernard, of Homestead, who has been visiting friends here, left yesterday for Kingston. Miss Hllzabeth Jones, of Rock street, has returned from Lancaster, where she was visiting friends. Miss Lillian Reese, of Port Jervls, Is visiting Miss Alice Samuels, of Chestnut street. A birthday party was given Thurs day afternoon In honor of Master Cat! Davis' sixth birthday at his home on North Fllmore nenue. John Maher, of Plymouth. Is a guest of Dr. J. J. Hrennan, of Jackson street. Mrs. Edward Hand nnd Miss Annie Cuff, of New York, who hac been vis iting Mrs. Thomas Cavnnaugh, of Noith Main avenue, returned home this week. The Sunday school of St. Mark's Lu theran chut eh will spent next Monday picnicking nt Nay Aug Falls. The school will leave at 9 a. m. from Hie church. Go to Lake Ariel with the Hepta sophs on Tuesday, August 28. Mr. and Mrs. William Kress, of Al lentown, are Isltlng their daughter, Mrs. A. L. Ramer, of South Lincoln avenue. Miss Mame Phillips, of Jackson street. Is home fiom Lake Wlnoln. Albeit D.tvis, of South Main avenue, has returned from a sojourn nt Lake Winola. Mls.ses draco Doud. Sat a Perrlgo and Mnttle Davis will spend Sunday at Dlinock camp grounds. The congregations of the First Rnp tist nnd Plymouth Congregational churches will hold union services to morrow In the Plymouth church. Rev. S. F. Mathews win preach In the morn ing on "The Greatest Question Chi 1st Ever Asked," nnd In the evening on "The Leper's Prayer." Joseph Murphy, a student at St. Jo seph's seminary, Baltimore, left yes terday for Wilmington, Del. DUNMOHE. The funeral of Mrs. Marie La Trance will be held tomoirow morning nt 10 30 o'clock, short services being held In this borough, when the remains will be taken to Dlmhurst, wheie the funeral set vices inoper will be held In the Presbytetian church. Interment will be made In Dlmhurst. The de ceased was born In Holllstervllle, Pa, In 1S37, and has enjoyed good health until lier sickness nnd demise at mid night Thursday. She leaves a large circle of sorrowing friends and rela tives who are grieved at their loss. The members of the O. S. Johnson Die company have completed nil ar rangements for their picnic and social at Laurel Hill park, and today the event will take place. This Is the first annual nlcnle of the lire laddies and their efforts should be well sustained. The picnic nnd excursion to Lake Ariel under the auspices of the Junior Order United American Mechanics, jesterday, was well patronized and was a pleasing success. A pleasant day's outing was enjoyed by tho members. Moses K. Kellam, of Grove street, a popular lallroad man of the borough, will stait on new duties next week for the Westlnghouse Alr-biake com pany. The new position comes In the foim of an advancement for Mr. Kel lam. H. D. Carr and family, of Dudley street, aio home from an outing of beveial days at the lake and seashor". Mrs. F. B. Sanders nnd daughter, Minnie, of Noith Blakely street, aio spending their vacation period at Ocean Grovo. Taylor Sw.ntz, of Electric nvenue, left today for Lako Winola for a few days' outing. Mrs. Gabriel Swartz. of Cherry strert, Is very HI at her home. Rev. W. F. Gibbons, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will preach to morrow morning nnd evening In the church on the following subjects: At 10.30 a. m., "The Assurance of Love." and nt 7.30 p. m.. "What Does God'a Piovldence Mean?" All are welcome. Wielded an Iron Poker. Richmond, Ky , ujr 21 nnle I.Ulo, a tun. jcarold colored ihild, as (truck on the head with an Iron pok.r, it is aliened, bj another child, named licssio I'inkuin, und the scull was to tuill) fraitured tint the child died. Grain-0 is not a stimu lant, like coffee. It is a tonic and its effects are permanent. A successful substitute for coflee, because it has the coffee flavor that al most everybody likes. Lots of coflee substi tutes in the market, but only one food drink Grain-O. AU grocers ; 16c and tx. J THE FOOD DRINK J? GATHERED IN SOUTH SCRANTON rniLIP ROBINSON ENTERTAINS HIS EMPLOYES. Celebrated His Thlrty-siKth Birth day Yesterday, and in Honor of tho Event Gave n Celebration in Qor mnnia Hall Wheio His Brewery Workers Were the Honored Guests. Coming Snengeifest of tho Junger Mnennerchor to Bo Hold on Aug. 2 Other News Notes. Philip Robinson, of Cedar nvenue, tho quiet but congenial nnd good natured manager of M. Robinson's brewety, celebrated his thirty-sixth birthday yestotdny and nil the em ployes under air. Robinson helped him celebrate In tight royal style, which Hhows the healthy state of affairs which exist between tho men and the management of that concern. In honor of the event Mr. Robinson entertained the men nt Gei mania hall, where he was kept busy acknowledg ing the congratulations of his many friends, mIw greeted him with well wishes. Mnennerchor Saengerfest. Tho Junger Maennercbor held a well attended rehearsal last eenlng In Oor mnnla hall, after which the commit tee on the picnic to be held In Cen tral Park garden, Aug. 30, made Its repoi t. The committee Is leaving nothing undone to make their picnic nn cver-to-be-remembeied event, and It Is com posed of men who, when they under take to do a thing, do It well, Mulc of the highest older, by tho leading singing organizations of North eastern Pennsylvania will be rendcied, nnd a Saengeifest well worth hearing will he given. Imitations to the following societies have been accepted: Lledeikranz, Saengenunde, Arbeltcr Veteln, Swltzer Mnenneichor, St. Man's Gleo and Dramatic oiganlzatlon, Scianton Ath letic club, and the Haimony Quar tette club. Y. W. C. A. Gospel Meeting. The Gospel meeting of the South Scranton Young Women's Christian association Sunday afternoon at 3.15 o'clock, will be one of especial In terest, not onlv to the present mem bers, but to the older members the founders of that piesent nourishing binnch for It will be In chntge of their list secietniy, a woman whoso energy and bialns laid the foundation of the piesent society. Miss Florence Tomklnson, now general secietary of the Young Women's Clulstlan asso ciation of Wilkes-Bane. Miss Tomklnson Is well known In thin city as a Young Women's Chris tian association worker, nnd has hosts of f i lends who will be glad of the opportunity to once moie meet her nnd listen to her. A leccptlon will be tendeied Miss Tomklnson In the nssoclntlon loom Monday evening. Alt members nie lnlted to be piesent. Briefly Mentioned. On ncenunt of the Junger Mnenner chor picnic next Thuisday, August 30, the Joint meeting of the members of tho committee nnd the ladles of the Suanton Athletic club fair will be held Wednesday evening ptecedlng, August 29. Hubeit Mutphy, son of Mrs. Agnes Murphy, of Dim street, had two tin geis badly smashed Thursday while spiagglng cars In Johnson's mine, where he Is employed ns dilver. Dr. J. J. Walsh was called and dressed tho wounds, A 12-yar-old daughter of Mrs. Wea ver, of Prospect avenue, was pain fully Injuied Thursday moinlng by falling from a wagon. Dr. Walsh is attending the glil. Miss Flora Tomklnson, formeily sec retary of the South Side Young Wo men's Christian association, now of Wllkes-Bnne, Is the guest of Mrs. D. W. Humphiey's, of Cedar avenue. Miss Hattle Linn, of Cedar avenue, and Miss Anna and Miss Dora Scheuer, of Elm street, leave tomonow for a week's stay at Maplewood. Mrs. Michael Itllev Is sick at her home on Plitston avenue. There will be nn Interesting meet ing of the Brotherhood of St. Paul Sun day morning In the Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, led by th pastor. Rev. r. P. Doty There will also be preaching services, morning at 10.."0, nnd In the evening at 7.30; Sun day school at 11.4" a, m.; Junior Ep woith league, 3 .10 p m., and Senior Dpworth league at 0.10 p m. All per sons are cordially Invited to attend these services. Go to Lake At lei with the Hepta sophs on Tuesday, August 28. Pea Coal $1.25 a Ton Delivered. to South Side, central rit and central Ibde Pule Address ordus to .1. T. Shaikcy, I'M Cedar aunue. Tliono US3 NORTH SCRANTON. Samuel Treat, who was foimorly connected with the Barber Asphalt company and who hns become super intendent of the Gliaid Construction company, will take full charge of the pavement now being laid on North Main avenue next Monday. Mr. Pat terson, who was superintendent of tho GIrnid Construction company In this city, will leave for Philadelphia, where he will take charge of the vvoik of con structing a large bridge which Is to be constiucted by the Glrard people. A flashlight party was held at the home of the Misses Gertrude nnd Jen nie Howell, of Providence road, on Thursday evening. Flashlights were taken of tho party. Music and games were Indulged In, after which light re freshments were seived. ThoKe piesent were. Miss Walker, .Miss Dora Powell, of Philadelphia; Annie Haggerty, Jen nie Brown, of Carbondnle; Gertrude Howell, Jennie Howell; Messrs. Ander son, Will Cobb, Zeriluh. Green, Golden. Mr, Anderson gave a few selection! on tho piano, which were very pleas antly enjoyed. Miss Elizabeth Henwood has re turned home from a visit at Glonwood. Tho Pastor's Aid society of the Court Street Methodist Episcopal church will serve Ico cteam and caka on the lawn next to A. B. Brlggs, on North Main avenue. v Tho congregation of the North Main Avenue Christian church will In the near fututo conduct an excursion to Hurvey's lake. Miss Meta Osterhout, of Oak street, and Miss Sadie Chubb, of Philadelphia, are at Crystal lake. The North End basket ball team was reorganized Thursday evening for the coming season. 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Misses Annie, Louise and Genevieve Pace, of Pittsburg, are visiting Mr nnd Mrs. Geoige Homer, of Gllbett stieet All news matter for The Tribune will receive prompt attention If left nt Geotge W. Davis' drug store. George E. Atherton, liveryman, took a party of young people to Lnke Wi nola yesterdny In his large band wagon. Mrs. Frank Claik Is visiting her mother, Mrs. William Gripman, of Ben ton Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Martin McGunin, of Chicago, are the guest of Mr. McGur rln'.s paients, on Feidlnand street Misses Mnigaret and Mary McNIsh and Maigaiet Dougheity, who have been spending their vacation at Atlan tic City, leturned Thuisday. Miss Claia McNisli has for her guest SIlss Mary Ellen Andes, of Wllkes Barie. Miss Mary Powell, of Sptlng street, Is III at her home. Go to Lako Ariel with the Hepta sophs on Tuesday, August 2S. IMvvard Atwater, of West Market street, Is visiting fi lends In Rochester. Richard Martin and daughter, Edith, of Church avenue, leturned homo fiom New Yotk yesteiday, where Mr. Mar tin attended the meeting of the zinc and lead company for which he Is sink ing n shaft at Cartilage, Mo. Dr. E. J. Bower, of Church avenue, Is spending a few dajs In New Yotk city. Druggist George W. Davis left this morning for Vermont. Aich Cotutrlght, of Clark's Summit, spent yesteiday with Mr. George E. Atherton. William Sandeisand Harry B. Gard ner left esteiday for a two weeks' visit at Albany, N. Y., nnd Boston, Mass. Gospel tent meetings of Y. W. C. A. begin Lord's day at 4 o'clock. Tent next door to association rooms. Meet ings every evening Children's meet ings and Bible readings are to be an nounced later. Rev. William L Pct tlnglll, formerly secietary of the Penn sylvania Bible Institute, Philadelphia, Is expected to be piesent. Men nnd women welcome. Troublesome to the Army. During tho civil war, as well as In our late war with Spain, diarrhoea was one of the most troublesome 'diseases the auny had to contend with. In many Instances It became chronic and tho old soldiers still suffer fiom It. Mr. David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Gieene county. Pa., Is one of these. He uses Chamberlain's Colic, Choleia nnd Dlairhoea Remedy and says ho never found anything that would give him such quick lellef. It Is for sale b all diugglsts. Matthew Brothers, wholesale and letail agents. m PARK PLACE. Mis. n. E. Bedell nnd son, of 703 couit stieet, nre spending their va cation at Monti ose. Mlss Union, of Court stieet, nnd Miss Rlehl nnd Miss Mltzell, of Blair avenue, took a tilp to Benton Thurs day. Mrs. Finnic Shelf und children, of West Couit stteet, nie visiting at Fair dale. Tho Paik Place Methodist Eplsco pal crimen held an Ice cicam nnd enko social Thuisday night at the corner of Tilpp stieet and North Main avenuo. OBITUARY. 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CO , Distributors, New York and Philadelphia triln on the Dclnu.m, Inikawuina mil Wistern and the fiimril will be hi Id dlrett fiom the st i tion to the forest lllll ecmitirv, whire inter nunt will be nud in the fanill plot Mr Martin, ltohert dud at br home on 'wo aid Hurt, llhkilj, .icstm'n afternoon Diat'i wai duo tn rlrrolisH of the briln Denized was born In Va!ei and v n W jiars old She hn rcidnl In 111 ikelj nun) vaM Two daiuhti'J mnie her 'the) nre Mrs I. .1 Tlniim. o' Oljphint. nnd Mm I'. J. I'itpitrUI., ot Make, b 'I tic funeial will like phco tomorrow nttir lion nt J o'loik Intrrimnt will b nude ii ltldiie cimrtin. MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY. Omaha Bank Cashier Found Uncon scious in His Berth on Train. Other Passengers Robbed. Omalia, Neb,, Aug. 24. Hdwatd E. Rilch, cashier of the Omalia National bank, was brutally assaulted and rob bed on tbe Chicago and Northwestern through tialn last night, while on bH way homo from Chicago, with his family. He Is still unconscious and the police have no clue to the mys terious affair. His wife, who occupied an opposite berth, was not aroused dining the night, nor was any other passenger In the car. Mis. Hdvvard liakh awoke about daj light and found bet husband in a teirible condition. His head had been beaten with some blunt Instalment, and the section he occupied was cov eted with blood. He was unconscious and has not yet recoveied A. largo valise which ho can led, and which Is s-ald to have contained a sum of money nnd securities, Is missing. This Is supposed to have been the object of the attack, though several other pas sengeis. weie quietly lobbed also. The story cuirent hete Is that Raich had been to Chicago as the special messenger of bis bank, the Omaha National, to bring back a sum of money. Just what the amount was Is not made public. Tho bank odlclals say It was only a few dolluis, but It Is unlikely that they would be using a special mesesngei to catry a smalt sum. In view of the many tialn rob beries of lute and the loss last Satur day of n package containing $20,000 which was being sent fiom Chicago to Hurllngton, the rates have advanced very much lecentlv on these ship ments. This Is supposed to have In fluenced the bank to send a special messenger. In any event, Dalch had a package of some value with him, and It Is gone, while bo lies at his home here, speechless and In a dan gerous condition, The trainmen say tho doors to the sleeper were locked from tho moment of leaving Chicago, except when It was opened to take pasesngors aboard nt the Mississippi river crossing at midnight. Hvery beith was occupied nnd the porter was up all night. Ho says he did not see any one In tho enr that did not belong there, nor did he hear any pattlcular noise. The detectives bellevo that the rob bery nnd assault Is tho work of one, or possibly two, dangerous thugs, who followed Ibilch from Chicago and probably occupied berths as passen gers In the same car. They figure that nfter the thieves had secured the booty they quietly returned to their berths. A number of tramps nnd suspicious characters found along the road from Iloone to Missouri Valley have been nnested and tho authorities aro over turning tho country adjacent to the road In nn effort to find tho robber or robbers. Tho fact that half n dozen passengers report that their clothing was carefully searched for valuables n ii MiOC 1 "i have use for it." 1 Othollo III. i, I Cleans Everything AMUSEMENTS ACADEHY OF HUSIC, UUHOUNDUR & HBIS, Lessees. II. K. DROWN, Manager. llilance ol Weik, BRAUNIG DRAMATIC COMPANY Ilirsain vtitlnees Dally. All Vxt Week the Famom ELROY STOCK COMPANY Presenting Monday Eve., "A Dangerous Woman" lo "Tin i. re it ltoman Pantheon" Iteeular 1'riecs Matlnte diily commencing TnCMlay I YCEUH THEATRE -" 'Uurcunder & HeU, Lessees and Manager A. J. Duffy, business Manager. One Mglit Only, Mondaj, AiiRust 27, 1000. MR. DANIEL SULIiY, I'riFonts a S.cct, Wholesome Story, The Parish Priest Itv Dinlel Hart. An Amorlinn Domestic Drama of Manrelout Strength. Interne! Intnwtlnfr A positive nov elty, spuial feenerj Metropolitan cast. Pi Ic e-23c , 50e , TV and ft CHI dtance sile of aeati will open at tho B0K Olhee PrUlaj, 0 c'rlotk a. in. EDUCATIONAL. STROUDSBURQ STATE NORMAL A Practical Training School for Teachers on the main line of the U , L. & W. B. R. In tha creat resort region of tho state. Homelike com forts for students: six different departments and courses Hne Model School, Superior adianUje. Special Inducements. The only school that paid all of the state aid to pupils An English speak Inc communits. Culture and refinement. Vcsi tlcns secured for trraduite. 'r catalogue and full partciulars address GEO. V. DinLE. A. M , Principal. i:ott Stroudibure, Pa. Keystone Academy. prepares for all the leadlnir colleges, unlversltiu and technical schools In the United btates. It also offers a one v car's commerdal courso and a three j ears' InisinrM course and graduates puplU In music. The teachers are college trained spe cialists. There Is an exceptionally fine csmpuj of twentj acres, there Is also mountain spring uater all through the buildings. Tor full particulars send for catalogues to Rev. Elkanah Hulley, A. M Principal. Factoryvllle, Pa. EAUTY,I CONQUEROR BELLAVITA Arsenlo Beauty Tablets and Pills. A per !ectly afo and guaranteed treatment for all skla dUonlers. Restores the bloom ol jouth to faded faces. 10 dnys' treatment 50c t 80 days' $1.00, by mail beno for circular. Address, .. Mtl'VITA MtDICAL CO., Clinton & Jicksoo Ets., Cbtctff Sold by McCSarrafc & Thomas, Drug, gists,, 209 Lackawanna ave., Scranton. Pd. shows that whoever did tho work was nn expert as no passenger was awak ened durliiB the affair. It Is consider ed certain that tho robbers must havo known soniethlnK about Dalch and hla mission to Chicago, or they could scarcely have been so determined In their efforts to rob him. Grand Officers Discharged. IljrrUhnrir, Anir. 2L Oc.ieral orders were Is. rued tondiy from the headquarters of tho Ka tlonal Guard of Ptnni.ihania, announcing tha honoruhlc discharge ol tho olncers of the Twcn t-lh teglincnt; Company K. SUtienth regiment, and the Uray Invisibles, which were recently Clustered out ct service. V; (' 7 ' .
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