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THE SCRANTON X1UJBUNJE- TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1900.
WEST SCRANTON
LACKAWANNA UNION
EXECUTIVE MEETING
HELD IN D. D. EVANS' HALL
YESTERDAY AJTTERNOON.
Organization. Was -Effected by the
Selection of Arthur Lewis ns Presi
dent find Ilowell Keese ns Secre
tary Another Branch Organized.
Church Members Will Visit
Wllkes-Barro Today Miss Smith
Recovered Money Death of Edith
Llndabury Funerals Today Pei
sonals and Other Notes.
The executive committee of the
.nrkavvnnna union held a mooting lti
h. V. Uvuns' hall, on South Main ave
nue, vcUcMilay afternoon and effected
an niKnnl7atlon by electing Arthur
Lew It tuesldent, and Howell Reese
H'netaiy. Itepresontntlves were jirei
ent from the vniloui collieries oper
ated by the Delnvv ai e, Lackawanna
and WirtPin company, nnd the plan
ot oiRanlzliiB the various branches
wni illoriiRted and explnlned
djmunmcnt was made to recon
vene at th call of the chair.
The employes of the Hyde Park
shift met In the Krone h Hoof ha 1
on Wiihlmin tiept, last ovenlnir, and
took the piellniltmy steps to or
ganize a Inane h of the union.
Will Visit Wilhes-Baire Today.
The membeii of the executive com
mittee of the rirt It.iptlt church, to
Kothrr with theli wlv"., will visit
Wllkes-liauo today to Inspect the
(ViUinl JMhmllst chuieh bullellnt;,
which Is Identically the same as the
new rdllhe In comse o erection on
South Main avenue.
C'ontinctor rietehor has just com
pleted the Centia! ehuich and ex
pectt to hnve the new llaptlst church
leady foi occupancy by Thanksgiving
Day. Aftni the patty has thoroughly
amlned the AVIlkes-ltarre chinch,
they will go to llnrvcj's Lake for the
lemalndor of the day. The patty will
livo Scinnton at 9HS a. m, on the
Delaware and Hudson ralhoad.
Recovered Her Earnings.
Miss Hnnnah Smith, of 11)7 Luzerne
stnct, who lost on envelope on Satur
day containing a vwek's wages, tecov
eied the same vestcidav and was o
ceedlnglv gtateful for its tecoverv.
She Is emploved at the Petersbutg silk
mill, nnd while on het way homo stop
ped nt Xav Aug patk.
A shott time aftei wards she dlcov-
GRAPE ADE
Ask Jenkins about it.
101 S. MAIN flUENOE
Beautiful
French,
English
and Saxony
Especially designed for Ladies' Waists, Dressing
Sacques and Children's Wash Dresses, are now open
in our Flannel Department for your inspectiou.
They're different from the flannels of other days.
Prettier' for one tiling, and as beauti.ul iu weave and
color effects as to rank them easily among the high
est achivement of modern textile art.
The Newest Designs
Two-To.ie Atlantics, Atlantics iu solid shades, love
ly creations iu Silk Stripe Effects, as well as all the
popular fancy shades that will be much in demand
during the season.
Of Course, S
1 Embroidered
Freuch Flaunels will be as much sought after as
ever and the variety we offer this season surpasses
any display previously made iu this citv.
Ik
elding Horn
SJ
Of a new cotton material that equals the prettiest
French Flannels in appearance, comes iu quite as
as large a variety of effects and will be fouud both
economical and serviceable by those who do uot care
to iuvest large sums in the highest class goods.
Golf and DouMeFaced Skirting
Are much iu demand now. There is no more com
plate line on this continent than we are showing
and e,vry novelty of tjie season is abundantly rep.
resented. Fiue Golf Skirtings and Plaid or Stripe
Back Weaves in the regular Dress Goods Department.
Globe Warehouse
cred that her pay envelope was nilss
lnsr, and n fiultless search was made
for the money. Yesterday Miss Res
Ble James, of Oak Htreet, Not tit Tay
lor, found the missing money nnd te
turned It to Miss Smith. JIIss James
Is a school teacher, and "ns noon as
she learned whom the money belonegd
to, sought out Miss Smith and gave It
to her.
Death of a Bright Child.
In the death of IMlth Llndahuty the
family ate sorely aflllctcd nnd the
sjmpathy of the entlte community
goes out to Dr. and Mrs. Llndahuty
In their hour of bereavement. The
child was tumbled with appendicitis
and an operation was deemed neces
sary In the hope of saving her life, but
her frail constitution tehelled against
It and death ended her sufferings. The
little patient bote the ordeal bravely.
The summons came aftet the midnight
houi yesterday morning.
The funeial services will be held at
the house on South Main avenue nt 2
o'clock tomorrow- afternoon. Inter
ment will be made In the Dunmoro
cemeteiy.
Funeial Announcements.
The funeial of the late Sylvester
Phillips will be held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Services will bo held at the
house on South Seventh stieet, and In
terment will be made In the Forest
J 1 ill cemeteiy.
Set vices over the remains of the late
n.uenco Smith will be conducted at 0
o'clock this morning at the, house on
Xorth Oat Held nvenue. The lemalns
w 111 be taken to Pleasant Mount on
the 10 o'clock train, where Interment
will be made this afternoon.
The temains of the late Isaac I.
Pi oper ni tlved hete jejtetdav nnd will
he Intoned In the Washburn stieet
cemetery this aftet noon. Set vices will
be held at the home of deceased's
mother, 310 Ldwaids court
Notes and Personals.
Jttdson Hutchinson, of Philadelphia,
who hn been visiting ft lends on La
fajette street, ictuined home yestei
dav Miss IMna Peck, of Ashley, returned
to her home yestetday after a visit
with relatives on Price street.
David Owens nnd Tallle M. Hvans
ictuined home jestetday from a shott
visit at Lake WInola.
Atthui L Chase, of Xoith Main ave
nue, Is .pending a few das In Xew
York.
Mr. and Mis George W. Chase, of
North Main nvenue, aie entertaining
ft lends ftom New Haven, Conn.
The picnic at X.iy Aug paik yester
day under the auspices of the Sunday
school of St. Mnik's Lutheran chinch
was an enjoyable affair and attracted
a largo assemblage.
Miss Mattle Marshall has returned
home ftom a short stay .t Lake W'l
nola -Mr and Mis William Corlesr and
chlldien, of Rock htiect, have leturned
home fiom a vl&lt with lelatlves In
Llmlra
Miss Kittle T. Hanett, of Tenth
stieet. Is visiting lelatlves in Pittston.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Hrst
s
u
Flannels
lam
Haptlst church held a business meet
ing last evening nt the parsonage on
Hock street.
Misa Stella Green, of Now York, !s
the cuest of lelatlves on South Main
avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hendorchot, of Price
stieet, have as their KUest the former's
brother from Colorado.
Miss Mary Ilurke, of Price street,
has returned home from a three weeks'
sojourn at Tunkhannock nnd Lai's
Carey.
Miss May Heese, of South Fllmora
nvenue, has returned homo from a ten
days' visit with friends nt Klngsland,
N. J.
Go to Lake Ariel with the Hepta
sophs on Tuesday, August 28.
Thomas McAndtews, of Lynon street,
who has been plnylng base ball with
Worcester In the Hastern league, has
returned to his home, prior to re-entering
Nlagnta university.
Misses Nellie Gmhnm and Nellie
Williams, of Hynon street, are visit
ing In Haw ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Hdmund Moses, of
Hynon street, nto visiting their daugh
ter, Mis. Ten a Jones, nt Nanticoke.
St. Patrick's paiochlal school on
South Sumner avenue will besie-opcned
on Tuesday next.
Miss Josle Henry, of New York, Is
visiting her parents on How land ave
nue. The lawn social to be given by the
Young Women's Christian association
on Mis. Geotge Corson's lawn, Tm-s-d.iy
night, has been postponed on ac
count of the death of Mis Edith Lln
dahuty, one of the club girls.
DUNMOE.
The pretty home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
I! 17. AVert, on North Hlnkoly stieet,
was the scene of animated throngs of
friends nnd others from the boiough
last evening, the occasion being the
annual blooming of a lnrge and beau
tiful nlgat-bloomlng coreits, of which
Mrs Woit Is the present possessor.
Anticipating the ovnt. Mr. and Mi.s.
WVit had electric light stiung near
the plant, whl'-h stood near a tree on
tlu lawn in front of the home. The
effect was veiy pietty as the sttong
lights showed the white purity of the
petals. The thliteen huge buds which
giace the plant began slowly to un
fold as evening came on, nnd by S
o'clock the flowers wore open so as to
show their marvelous beauty.
Hutler Klzer, a conductor on the
Erie nnd Wyoming Valley lallroad. is
off duty this week, th results of a.
painful accident which happened Sat
urday, incapacitating him from his
work. The accident happened as Mr.
Klzer was making up bis train for his
legulnr run, and was caused by a sud
den .stmt of the train of cais, which
thtow him to the ground from his po
sition on the cars The fall received
resulted in a btoken mm and a much
contused body nnd face.
The members of the O. S. Johnson
Hose company. No. 7, give n compli
mentary social and dance to those who
assisted them In their picnic Saturday,
at Lauiel Hill park last evening.
Evetyone enjoyed themselves nnd re
ported the flio laddies excellent enter
taini". Miss Mntle Ilivson, of Carhondale,
Is a guest at the homo of Miss Myr
tle Hums.
Mis. John Van Camp, of Dudley
stinot. Is verv 111. Little hopes were
given Inst night of her lecovery.
Geoigc W. Dei shinier, of George
tow n, Waj no county, Is visiting at the
hnme of his father on Chestnut stieet.
Thomas Dershlmer, of Chestnut
street, lies at his home In a most pre
cailous condition. His condition last
veiling was veiy .setlous.
OBITUARY.
Ihnnm T widen, one of the oldest ami bet
liimvn citiun of North trillion, died at his
hnm, onier of Wet Vljikct stuct .mil Waenr
i line on sii,i,jf .,((,, an jncss i0,crjnij two
in uitli, Hi n not reciidid a serimilv ill
tint il vviihin the pa-t t wink,, hovvevir,' and
tin n vr and Kcrici il ilehlli'v 1ici.mii to tell, .in I
tin itul laplitlv .ippioiched Mr. I.'iddtn was
lorn in Iiolaml sewntj veari njro, hut for the
iu-t hftv )u had levlihd in this pirt of the
eii I1U wife and thice iliushtcr, survive
111. ductile is arc: Mrs. I'. .1 Kujtio and Mm
Iknnid MiClrcevv, of the I'lovielcrieo section,
and Mm Alice O Millrj, of Victor, ( ol The
funeial will take jne on W.iIiicmIiv ineiinint;
with iiIin at Hob, Itosjrv church, 'and inter
im nt in Cathedral cunetir.e
Those connected with the seranlon Private bos
rltal mourn the loss of one of the most ikvotrcl
ami loving miiM connected with tint Institution
Ml Teresi Hiiufhin, of Icrni.wi, who died
jeMerdai mornliipr nt S o'clock The joimn
Honiin was jttickcd with appendicitis iarlj
Iat wick, was mcccsstullj cpeiated upon, and
was coneale-einir-faeorahlj nhen she was teied
with acute mphirltls, fiom whleli he died Mie
was itrnlujtul fiom the s,imton Prhnte hos
pltil Ht Mi; and had onh a few werka moie
of her remiliul two eirs tn mivp The rennlnii
weie taken to luimn eiMirdie aftiinom, and
the funcril will le held in that borotuh tomor
low morning.
rhiUthn I'ctrj, of fim lleeih stmt, (lied e.
tei lae inornln.' at his hime, after sev'enl
n.'itiths rf illness, a;cd GO car Deceased, who
wn will known in this stctlun, Is sunlved hy
i wite and two ihlldien, one Imv and a slrl
ihu funeral will tie pirn WuIiicnHj after
noon at J o'clock, with liiteiinent in nttston
uMiiue irmetiij, and will le In ihaiite of ltev
V. A. Xoidt, ol the Hid on Stieet 1'hmIijUi.
Ian clutreh Mr. IVtri was a member of the
Indi pendent Order of Odd Fellow.
( harlei Kecule. former of Cedar avenue, died
hundaj mumlng it ihu poor farm, wRul le had
Ixni taken ome time n?o to he Heated for con
Milnptlon Ditea.ed was Jl ;eais of me and
formerly woikcd for T lUiehrs, of Cidir
mime llie mm has no lelitiem in this eoun.
tie, ho comina. hen when a hoj II jear, of asf.
He nnialni will prolnhlj he shipped to Phila
chlpbia toi interment.
ndiew l.auiUlekcl, of llinsom, latn a memher
ol (onipanj K, One llundud and Thlrtj second
i.aiiiiint, Pena-jbaiila oliiiilocix. dhd on
Svinla.e The fiinenl will he held froni'hls late
h me this morning at 10 ei'dnek All niimUrs
of the One llundud and lhirtj mloii I regiment,
lesidlnu in this vieinitj are invited to attend
Mr, Alice 1) llinsham, aged 52 jear, died
jesteidaj at the faimlv iisldcnce, 5U (vm
avenue She is survived hy her hiisham! and
two som The funeral will he private
THE FOOD DRINK
Some people can't drink
coffee ; everybody can
drink Grain-O. It looks
and tastes like coffee, but
it is made from pure
grains. No coffee in it.
Grain-O is cheaper than
coffee ; costs about one
quarter as much.
All greceu ; 16c and SJc
ff T
I)r. James',
Ifefid&cho
1'owder!.
FOUR DOSES
10 CENTS.
Cheap enough yes,
nnd good as gold.
Dr. James'
Headaclio Powdors.
No matter what tho
cause of the headache,
Dr. James' Headache
Powders will cure it.
Restore nerve force
make it impossible for
headache to exist.
No stupefying drugs.
Absolutely harmless.
At Your Druggists.
1 Dose3 for 1 0 Cents.
Cure Where
Others
I all.
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Gospel Meetings of Y. W. C. A.
Commenced Last Night Sunday
Base Ball Still Flourishes.
The Gospel meetings of the Young
Women's Christian association, Notth
Scranton brunch, lieBan last evening
heneuth tho lurge tent crecteel on the
vacant lot ailj.tcent to the associa
tion's rooms, on Noith Main avenue.
The meetings are to continue for this
week anl aie open to men and wo
men, many of who aie expected to
talte ndvantage of them. The exer
cises ate under the direction of Miss
Mussulman, the elliclent secietaiy of
the binnch, nnd she Has the hearty
nsslstance of numbers of the renti.U
city association
The ntldtess last evening was by
A. V. liovver, esq , nnd a large au
dience heard his helpful wotds nnd
participated In the line musical iro
Ktamme. Sunday Base Ball.
Sunday base ball in North Scranton
had no police Interference on last Sun
day, despite tho fact that the game
to be played was announced several
davs In advance. The only thing that
Interfered was the rain, which began
at the end of the seventh Inning, when
the score was n tie 3 to 3.
The clubs the Huiokas and tho
South Sides are announced to play
again next Sunday on tho Carson City
grounds.
M. F. Conry Demociatic Club.
The Democrats of this section held
an enthusiastic meeting at O'Malloy's
tailor shop, on West Mniket street,
last night nnd effected a temporary
oiganlzatlon of the M. r. Conry Demo
eroltc club. The meeting was pie
slded over by A. F. O'noyle, and Wil
liam A. Iynott wns secretary.
Addrefses were made by Knos rivnn,
Dennis Gallen, T. H. C. Mnlonev 'and
otheis.. A large number of names
were enrolled as memfeprs. Another
meeting will be held at the same
place on Monday evening next, when
a petmnnent organization will bo ef
fected. Brief News Notes.
The funeral of Milton, the little son
of Mr. and Mis. George Harvey, took
place yesterday morning from the
home of the parents, on Deacon street.
Owing to the child dvlng fiom diph
theria, tho funeial was of a private
nature. Intciment was at Fotest Hill
cemetery.
Dr Adam Stegner nnd Mrs. Stegner,
of Kendham, were Sunday afternoon
vlsitois with the parents of the Intter,
Mt. and Mrs. Giles Decker, of Cajuga
htteet.
Go to Lake Ariel with tho Hepta
sophs on Tuesday, August 2S.
Geoigo F. Westcott, of Stockport
station, Is spending a few days with
his brother, Irv In U Westcott. of
Chinch nvenue, being called here by
the seilous Illness of his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth AVestcott.
Dr. Honeywell has returned from
Cleveland, O., where he wns on a vaca
tion tilp.
Miss Mary IMwirds, of Wan en
stieet, has retutned after n week's
stay at Plymouth
Miss Gven Powell, of Spilng street,
Is visiting ftlneds nt Taylor.
Mrs. R. O. Lloyd, of Itockwell street,
has returned from Atlantic City.
The Mlf3es Mary C. Powell nnd
Rachel Hvans havo returned from
Lake WInola
Mr. Seth Griffiths and Mis. Margar
et Jenkins weie mauled on Satuiday
night by Rev. R. S. Jones, at tho par
sonuge of the Welsh Congregational
church, on Hdna avenue
Rev. David Jones and wife, of Ply.
mouth.aie visiting fi lends on Wayne
av enuo.
Mis Ollls Smith, of Wayne nonue,
who has been seiiously jh, is slightly
Itnptovlng.
RoinTo Mallcarrler John R. na
vies and wife, of AVIIllam stieet, a
daughter
Mis. Maigaret JenMus, of Throon
stieet, and Seth Grlfllths. of Spring
street, two widely known and hlejhl"
icsnected lesldonts ot tho North Hmi,
weie united In manlago by tho Rev!
Dr. R. S. Jones, pastor of the We 11 !
Congiegatlonal chuieh, Satuiday even
ing. Osborne Richards, a member of the
Delawaie and Hudhon machinist gans,
had his foot painfully injuied by n
largo casting falling on It.
Wotd was received heio fiom Scalp
Level, Pa Saturday, containing the
Information that Jenkln Williams had
been Injured In the mines at that
place. His Injuilcs consist chlellv of
painful biulses and aie not consldeicd
serious. Mr. Williams, with a number
of other miners, left this locality about
thiee weeks ago for Scalp Level.
GREEN RIDGE.
Tonight tho ladles Interested in re
opening the Gieen Ridge library will,
at tho llbinry. serve Ice cream and re
freshments for the benefit of the
library fund. All friends of this valu
able Institution arc urged to take
notice.
NEGRO DUEL WITH RAZORS.
M. Paul. Auir 27 -Pemal.1 rjraj ami Maurice
lluteliitiion, eolwil, armed with racori, lm
nluht fought a ilm-l which lasted more Ihan half
an hour. The flgnt was w Uncased hy a larffci
CTOVld Of iwtad ru nnti. n... . i. i,T
cut, and Cray will die. The trouble waa about
a woman
GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTQIS
RECEPTION TENDERED MISS
FLORENCE T0MKINS0N.
Former Secretary of Y. W. C. A, En
tertained Last Night at the Associ
ation Rooms Camp 430, P. 0. S.
of A. Drum Corps to Go to Lebanon
Today Henry Heun's Twenty
fourth Birthday Valentino Rus
kin Committed to tho County Jail.
Other News Notes.
In honoi of Miss Florence Tomkln
son, of Wllkcs-Hatre, foimeily secre
taiy of tho South Scranton Young Wo
men's Christian association, a recep
tion was tendered last evening In the
nbsoclatlon parlois and was largely at
tended. Tho rooms, which were piofusely
decorated for the occasion, with the
association's banners and emblems,
with here nnd theie potted plants, pre
sented a beautiful appearance. A re
ception committee composed of Mrs.
D. AV. Humplney. Miss Helm and Miss
Faust Intioduced tho vlsitois to Miss
Tomklnson.
After Infoimal congratulation nnd
hand-shaking, the membeis were
pleasantly entertained hy songs, lecl
tntlons and addresses by Miss Alice
Williams, Miss Coia Young, Miss
Hllzabeth Lynn, Miss Anna Faust and
Master noy Wheeler. Miss Helm,
acting secretary, intioduced Miss
Tomklnson In a neat speech, to which
Miss Tomklnson happily responded.
After the entertainment refresh
ments In tho shnpo of cream, cake and
lemonade were set veil and a social
chat indulgeet in. Miss Tomklnson
leaves in a few days for Wllkes-Uane.
They Go to Lebanon.
Camp Xo. 430 Dium corps leave at
1.20 p. m. today in a special car via
the Jersey Central for Lebanon to at
tend the state convention of tho Pa
triotic Order Sons of America, In ses
sion there this week, as the guests of
Camp No. 25C, tho banner camp of tho
Mate.
The following members are going;
James Ledger, Will L KiichoiT, C. AV.
Snyder, Will J. Meister, T. E. Jones.
Henry Sames, Fied C. Miller, Fied
Desing, Jacob AV. Smith, Fred AV.
Heiman, August T. Rohm, AVillinm
Frantz, Heniy Kiefer, John Hvans,
Jacob Roth, Herman Chase, August
Hammond, Frank Rice, Henty AVeiss,
L'dwin II. AVerthamer, Charles Lang
man, Charles Schank and Fred C.
Seeling.
The Rumpernlckel band, composed
of the same members, is also going
to lender ciacked music under the elll
cieiu leadership of that marvelous dls
ti actor and dlsoiganizer of music,
Tred C Miller. This band after the
parade Thuisday expects to give th"
following conceit, If they aie still
alive. "Fiom Lebanon to Scranton,"
played only by the Rumpernlckel
band, '"Mid tho Coal Delds of Penn
sylvania," "Lagei and Pretzel Waltz"
and "Helmwny."
Briefly Mentioned.
Henry Henn, the popular nnd well
known peimanent man of the Xeptune
company, on Cednr avenue, celebrated
his twenty-fourth birthday yesterday
and so did n good many of his friends,
for Henry is a royal good fellow and
does nothing by halves In the even
ing a large number surpilsed him nt
his home, but ho was equal to the oc
casion and a meiry time followed
They are patiently waiting for Hen
ly's twenty-fifth birthday
The AVeleome Dancing class is mak
ing extensive anangements for a
ginnd ball Labor day in Snover's hall.
A'alentine Rusknl, of Cedar avenue,
was anested Sunday night by Patiol
man Roland for playfully 'breaking
windows in tho Hpp building, on Ce
dar avenue. He wns fined $S by AI
eleiman Donovan, In default of which
he was committed to the county jail
for thirty dn.vs.
Oihcers Haggerty and Gseheldle
anested one John Saur, of the l'O
block. Cedar avenue, Sunday night for
oi eating a disturbance, and menndei
ins about Cedar avenue In nn almost
nude condition. His line was paid.
The turning exercises of the Scran
ton Athletic club for the autumn sen
son began last evening In their hall on
Alder stieet. Tho exeulses weie In
charge of A'letor Noth.
The South Side biso ball team Jour
ney to Rlnghamton today to onus
bats with the stiong Lesteishiie team.
Messis. AVIIllam Hhrhnrdt nnd
Charles Mm son, delegates of Camp
430, and Hon. John Scneuei, of Camp
212, left yesterday foi Lebanon to at
tend the Patilotlc Order Sons of
America state camp convention.
Paul Raymond and AVIIllam Hor
baeh, piomlnent young athletes of this
section, took several prizes at the
Oaledonlin games held In AVIlkes-
Iiarie, Satutdny.
Preparations are being mode by the
Sauquolt Silk Mill Pi hate Flie brigade
for a clambake and Jollification In the
Meadows, Septembei 9,
Cimut lodge, Knights of Pi thlas,
meets this evening In Hartnun'h hill,
Pittston avenue.
Go to Lake Ailel with tho Hepla
hophs on Tuesday, ugust 2S.
By a scoie of to 6, the Rosettes de
feated tho A'lolets vestcrday In a well
plaved game of base ball on the Hol
low giounds.
Personal Notes.
Miss Alice Jonet, of Cedar avenue, Is
vMtlnir fi lends In AVIlkes-Rarre.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Noiton, of Celar
avenue, have leturned, after a month's
tour thiough Massachusetts.
AVIIllam II. Hoffman, of Schneider
Hios, loft yesteidny for Detiolt, Mich,
to attend the nnnual conclave of the
Knights of Pythias
Mulheiln tc Judge, tho Pittston ave
nue contractois, have been awarded
tho contract to eicct John L Coyne'?
new residence on Pittston nvenue. M.
A. Flaherty, of Pittston avenue, will
do the plumbing.
Miss Anna Gscliwender, of Hickoiy
stieet, and Miss Lulu Scheller, of nin
street, leave today for n trip to Potts
ville, Philadelphia anj Atlantic City.
Jamcb Reed and wife, of Pittston
avenue, have returned home, after
spending several weeks with fi lends In
lilnghamton.
Alfieel AVIntennuth, of Montrose, re
turned home, after spending several
weeks with his brother, Fred AVIntei.
muth, of Cedar avenue.
A'lncent, the three-year-old child of
Mr. and Mis. John Christian, of River
street, Is seriously IU with pneumonia.
Pea Coal $1,25 n Ton Delivered.
to South Bid, central city (nil central Iljdf
i'uk, Aauiem oreicn lo J,
CeeUr avenue. 'Phone CC83.
T, Slm.e-y, 1014
THE SECRET
Told in a Few
Given
Rife
hot sun, or those recuperating from icuto discuses or any other condition of
the system In which the blood i or and the nerves weak. No caso
of consumption or Rrlght's dlsea' an nifoid to neglect to take Peruna.
It has vviought wonders In cases ,i ehio catarrh.
Mr. 0. Brake of Petrolea, Ont.iilo, Canada, writes: Four years ago Z
had a sevcie attack of Blight's disease which brought mo so low tho
doctors said nothing more could ho done for me. Three months' use
of Peruna made a well man of me niu I have remained so ever since.
For a fioe book on diseases peculiar to hot 'weather, send to Tho Peruna,
Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON
ORGANIZED 1B72
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital $200,000
Surplus GOO. OOO
VM. C0NNELL, President.
HENKY BELIN. Jr., Vlce-Prcs.
WILLIAA1 II. PECK, Cashhr.
Special attention glvon to bust,
ness accounts. Three per cent, in
terest pal on lnterost deposits.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF THE RAILROADS
Walt for the Excursion to Saratoga
Spilngs, Sept. 5th The Time of
the Grand Floral Fete and Parade.
Tickets will be sold at all Dela
ware and Hudson railroad stations at
the low latcs of $100 for adults and
$2.00 for children, good going on regu
lar trains No. 1 tin 1 No. 3, AVednesday,
September Cth, and good for return
on any legular train on or before Sep
tember 7th. An extension of three
days will be allowed upon payment of
$1.00 extra to the agent nt Saratoga.
Homeseekers' Excursions.
On the first and third Tuesdnvs In
each month dining 1300, from Chicago
via Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
railway, to points In Iowa, South and
North D.ikota, Minnesota, Montai.a,
Coloiado, Utah, Nebiaska, Oregon and
AVashlngton tit the rute of one fare
plus two dollars fot the round trip,
good 21 dajs. For furthci Informa
tion call on or address AV. K. Howell,
G. E. P. A., 331 Rrodway, New York,
or John R. Pott, D. P. A , 4S6 William
stieet, AVIIUamspoit, Pa
South Dakota and Wyoming.
Special excursion tickets will be sold
fiom Chicago via Chicago, Milwaukee
and St, Paul lallwav, on August 21st,
Sept. 4th and ISth, to Deadvvood.Speai
ilsh. Rapid City and Custer, S. 1)., and
to Casper and Sheildan, AVyo., at one
fare plus $2 for the lound trip. Goo1
to letuin until Octobei 31st. 1000. Stop
overs allowed west of Omaha. For fur
ther Infoimatlon call on or address AV.
S. Howell, G. H. P. A, 3S1 Rroadway,
New York, or John R. Pott, D. I'. A ,
4S0 AVIIllam St., AVIIUamspoit, Pa. "
Colorado and Utah.
Special excuisiou tickets to Denw
Coloiado Spilngs.Pueblo nnd Glenwood
City and Ogden, Utnh, will be sold
from Chicago via Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul railway, on August 21st
and September 4th and ISth, 1900, at
i ate of one fnie plus $2 tor the round
trip. Good to letutn until October
31st, 1000.
For fuithor Information "all on or
address AV. S Howell, G. 13 P. A.. 3S1
Rioadw ay, New Yoik, or Jno R. Pott,
D. P. A., 4S0 AVIIllam St., Willlams
poit, Pa.
MINOOKA.
P. J. Qulnn has returned home from
Plttshuig, where he has been attend
ing the state convention.
Patrick AA'allace, of Main street, will
leave tomorrow morning for a few
weeks' stnv nt Atlantic City.
Michael Cusick, a very much ie
spected resident of Stafford stieet,
passed nway last evening, after an ill
ness of a few houis. Ho Is survived
by a wife and family. Tho deceased
wns a member of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, Division No. 4. The fu
neial will take place AVednesday morn
ing. Miss Mniy Pndden nnd Miss Lizzie
f'ook, of this place, spent tho past
fv days with fi lends In AVIIkes
Uarie. PAKK PLACE.
Jll-d riirle Smith, of N'orth Main avenue, ami
Mime Florence Mcklcr, ol Tiovllonce road, are
.IK-nillnc u few vu-oU at Kill ami Lake WInola
llicre was a verj iileawnt Mrtheliy pari) at
the home of (I T Miller, last iilfrh. It ln-lni
tho eighth hlrthtlaj of his little con, Chounce)
(iami of all kineU were Indulged in and re
frenlunent were crved
JaniiH Illrhariltoii, of Short avenue, who was
hurt in the Von btorch mine, lust Krlda), ly
a fall of rock, Is improving rapidly.
Sire. O. C. Ijinan, of (Jourt ttrcet, is ill at
her home,
Frank Miller, of Wilkes Uarre, If v lilting his
brother, Elijah Miller, of Court street.
OF HEALTH,
Words A Book
Away.
Miss Mnry Ronnie, Port nyron. 111., writes:
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlomen "I am pleased to say a few
words of praise for your Peruna, which has
been of such wonderful help to mo. My sys
tem was completely run down and I needed a
general toning up.
"Peruna acted like magic, and after using
only thre bottles I folt my usual self and
have been in excellent health ever since."
There are three things that every one should
look out for during the hented season:
First To keep up a good appetite &ni diges
tion. Second To have regular nnd rcfreshtns
sleep.
Third To keep tho system cleansed of all
Impurities.
There Is but one medicine that Is able to
meet nil of these requirements. This medicine
Is Itnown as Peruna, nn old nnd tried prescrlp
It Is of n eminent practitioner of medicine. Pe
runa never falls to produce n good appetite
and regular sleep, nor does It fall to expel
all Impurities from the system. A dose should
be taken before each meal nnd at bedtime,
tion of a great nnd lasting benefit to all people
suffering from low spirits, nervous prostra
tion xlnpnlessneFS. overwork, exnosuro to tlm
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEriY OF HUSIC,
i llUltaUNOnR & RBIS. Lessees.
II. R. UROWN. Mannser.
The Elroy Stock Company's
atlnctlon at the Academy ot Meulo,
tlif st week, arc as foltows.
Tucsiliv afternoon "She Stoops to Conquer."
Tuesday night "A Sprint; CTilckcn "
Wednesilij afternoon "School for Scandal."
Wednesday night "Sapho."
I YCEUH THEATRE
-"'llurtunder & Rels, Lessees and Mnaier
A. J. Duffy, business AUntgcr.
OPENING OF "SEASON 1000-1.
TONIGHT,
MB. DANIEL SULLY,
TrcscnU a Scrt, Wholesome Story,
The Parish Priest
HV DAXIIUi HAP.T.
An American Domestic Drama of Marvelous
Strength Intensely Interesting A positive nov
city Special teener Metropolitan cast,
l'llrcs-IJc , 50r, 75c and $1 00
Seats now on sale at the Lov office.
EDUCATIONAL.
STROUDSBURQ STATE NORMAL
A Practical Training School for Teachers on
the main line of the D . h 3c W. R. It in tho
preat resort restion of the state. Homelike com
forts for students; sit different departments and
courses Fine Model School, Superior advantag.
Special Inducement. The only school that paid
all of the state aid to pupils. An English speak
Ire communlt). Culture and refinement. PcsU
tlcni secured for graduates. For catalogue and
full partciulars address
GEO. P. BIBLE. A. M , Principal.
East Stroudsburg, Fa.
Kegstone Academy.
prepares for all the leading college", tmlversltlei
and technical schools In the United states. It
alo offers a one v ear's commercial eourso and a
three gears' business course and graduates pupils
In music The teachers aro college trained spe
cialists There is ar exceptionally flno campul
of twent) acres, there is also mountain spring
water all through the buildings.
For full particulars send for catalogues to
Rev. Elkanah Hulley, A. M.,
Principal. Factoryville, Pa.
SUMMER RESORTS.
LAKE WINOLA. PA.
HOTEL CLIFTON,
New and modern on a lake perfectly situated
among beautiful mountains. Elevation, 1,100
feet Large verandas Cuisine the best. AV rlta
for pamphlet. J. V. Moore, prop., Lake WInola,
Fa.
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NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place,
NEW YORK.
American Flan,
European Flan,
I.
3 SO per day and upward.
tjl.SO per day and upward.
D. CRAWrORD, Proprietor.
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For Business Mcu
In the heart of the wholesale)
district.
Tor Shoppers
S minutes' walk to Wanamakers;
S minutes to Slegel Cooper's Big
Store. Easy ot access to the treat
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from B'way Cars, giv
ing easy transportation to all
points or interest.
I HOTEL ALBERT !
X NEW YOltK.
4
4
f Only one Block from Broadway. -i
Rooms, $ 1 Up. prT?oAnN.I.o i
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