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THE SCRANlON TRIBUNE-SATIJ11IAT6 NOqSKET jjilOOO.
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MUSICAL GOSSIP.
J li,r Siliubtrt qitnldle. assisted by MM Mar-
,11,1 Matthews, soprano! Mks llcatrlte MortH,
.reciter, inJ l,teitetl)ii .tones, pianist, will glir
conceit next week at lloncsdilc nndjr llie
auspices Mhe teachers' Institute. The follow-
W ' programme will be trndeicd:
l'Aitr i. , ,
.Part song, "Annie Dm" Itn11f.v ll
Schubert Quartette.
'Tdior solo, "The attrnl World Is Sleep-
. Ins" .. -uw"
, Unlet Stephen'.
Jln.t. "Kxeelslor" nMe
' Miwii, Johns ami Jones,
'rtcrllitlen, "llmnlcd liy Hung." , ,, ,
Mli llciitilee Mai ill
'Jlcllry ClMld.lt
J Schubeit (Jn trtftlc.
jSnpiann lolo, "A Song of Til mKl line." ,
Allllscit
Mis Mirlli.i Mallhcns.
I'AHT II.
Hiss uhl,
ll( citation,
Qinrlrtlo,
Tefmr hold.
"Ihe Mmil."
.Ilillll W. -lulU'S
"AtllltilS JliilclilPi Tale '
Ml-s llcilllcn Mollis.
"CoIHOU Willi?"
Miliboil (Jti.it I flic.
".iibIi.iiII.i" I
Jn.diiit .1 pi HI.
..Mcieibeer
Alum
ctiaiisi
'. N. l,i,l.r
Tttn. "I XailiritiH"
.UaudcgKiT
Miss Mallhcns, Mi'"ls. SlLplit hi wl "iilMin.
Fimlo, "Voc.il Match" Ihalinis
Schubert (ln.iiti'lli'.
H 'I II . , ,
Tlu' tliolr i.l the l'lrt lifli.i In i.m ilnmli
will slug the follow hit nni-le ul Inmi'rroiv's
ncii lees:
nthetu, "Mj HfJiiiil.i lloiin" lliaoketl
( Imii.
Knot, "Heir L". 0 l'alhcr" Mauadaiits
Sopiano Jiul Ti'imrt
iiih-ni, "Hen i illy VMim" Whitby
I Ir.iv
'Inn, "f.oi i- Hlilnc" ...
.sopnno. Tenoi
Mi?. K.ithi.in 'l'lilcli1
Mlw Mf.v Kinsshiu.v
Ditid Stephens
.1. T. Watkius
MiS ItUliuioltil
Mi-iidils-nliti
nml ll.ii-l.
'Ipl.lllO
Cuntiallu
'lVinir
Dirpi'tur
OrKJiiii.1
'lllC ailllll.il lOMtll Ol till' li'lllll'is' ilKlllllli!
uf W.ijiip county will lal.e plm- .H llnio-il.il
iii-e Tni'iilay pipiiins, Nmcmlipr W. I'lii' pm
m.iuuiip will lie iinJnril liy llip HuiipmIiIp I'lill
l.jiinnnli' oulir-li.i, llincsl 'Jhii'li'. "I V union,
i Midiiiitur. 'Hie s.oIoi'U ol the ikciIoii will Ip
hup cliniinlni; sopiaim, Mi. KjIIiiiii 'lln'-lc, ami
Hn t.ilcnlnl Ipn-jiu old muIIiiM, Milci r.'eui'.-e
lllipKi'l.
Selrrtlon, "r.nnipn" Bl'ft
Oii-licii .i.
M'.ilts ?oiij.', "I.p Swan llo-H'" illili
.Mis. 'lliiplc.
Willi Oichintial AcinmpjiitiiKiil.
Ovrrtuix, "OipliniV Ollonlntli
Oi(.hpli.i.
All V.uip l)anpl.i
.Master Oooisje Diit'i-Pl.
W.ilt,
'.Vew Vlcini i'
.StLlllsl
OlClltla.
(.0 Suiislilin! H.m"-
(b) Whit Itoliiu Told
in Micnou
.., i'"'
Iteinicho
.Cii.v il'AriHot
MnJil
ltnsiiit
.Mis. 'Illicit-.
"All.i T.iul.n"
;.s ' Oivliotia.
It'flamui !), Si.il.it Mutu-
? Mr. 'Ihiele.
Willi Ouhi'stra .Uioiiip.iiium'iit
M.mh, "the AIU'cIihij"
.'thidp
OlcllP'tl.l.
II II ll
roliowinc; ii the pioaMiiiiiu' that will be len
ileiTtl at the Seem.d i'reatijtluiiau clniidi to.
Uiouou :
.MOItSI.'Crr
OritJii PipIuiIp, 1'aiit.iaic In II .Major llulioii
Aiitliini, "Pouie li"b" hot" Attwnoil
Mr. iJippel, IJuailelle and I'liou.
Oiliilor.i, Dint, "! jus Tliou Joy of Hiiii;
llp.ul.s" Wit-iimul
Mi-.C'i llla'.l; and (inrniraii.
llltt.lll I'Oatlllllil in II ri.it Hull
('. I.IK.NIMJ.
5Biii Pulude, Aml.inle in A l'lat Capoici
i.l.oir ll poll-, "II". Kui.ione 'Jliat Tliirptli,"
' Jhiait
lAiiliielii,
'0 l.nrd, Mv Tiu-t 1- In Thy Mrrey,"
Hall
(Juaitctie. niiil Ci.ijir.
MU-ei lllacl: and fiarnpiii.
Me-r. fiippe) and Miuv.ni
I'o-iluile in r Majoi ,
SAII1IATII !-('llOOI,.
Oiiran
.Cijinil
., H.i.1 dii
...1'i.n.a
Oiche-ira .-election
Ferenadf ' .,'..,
Mr. tanton and Oulie-tia.
v. p. .-. c. r.
Kulo, ".lu-t m 1 m" Mr
l.OllR
.T. M. Clinnrp OiKiinUt nml dim lor,
!l H ll
'the fiilloiiiiiK nuiiual -t lectnuii will he nn
iteird at I'.liii P.uk rhinili tonionow, iiinler the
llipeiiou of .1. Mfrrd lVunlnutoii, nisanl-r and
ihnirniatri:
MOllN'IMf.
Oijan Pielinle in
riiolr Vrmle in I! Hal ....
nrsin-Oftirlory in II llil ..
Siln
Oip.m Po-IIinU in (J
r.VKNINf,'.
Orcan Pielude In I)
I'hoir ','I.om' .Not the Moild'
iirBiin Oilprtory inir
Duet
lirnan 1'iwtliide in V
....-mail:
llm I:
...1.1-tn.iip
..'eleded
.....Huh
...Meilicl
..Aiillivau
.(illillu.lt i.
,,-i.leetid
..Seleeted
llicli
'I I! 'i
'llm picituetiou of the "Milcido" tlii- week bv
the KliglWi opeiu loiiipany at the Mctlopolltaii
lipcia liiiu-e w.i- a Rie.it -nuris, bolli fioin an
iili-tle and a lln.iiul.il point uf liew. Villi Ihii
eienini;'- peifomuiiip tlio open will hau bun
lepeiiled nine tluiei dm lux I he weik, mntineis
liailui; been glu-ii mi pleiilou da), Wednesday
n. d Saturday. The laiKe liuuihtr of tiliueiH in
lb." cmnpiny peimitlcil lieipient ehnnsei of cut,
'Ihe I'liium iiiunbiii'il he nly 100, Hie orclie-n.i
ihout fitly, and on 11- whole, lai nub cniii
plrte repie-eiitatiou of .mv of (illhirt and 'ulll.
i.m'ri opei.ii has eirr been situ In tliii loiuilli.
llm I'nnilioii Ihoiupsou, who was loudly herald
ed In aduime b.v fpieluu i uiie-ii)tidciit-, was
piril(d to m.il.e a ipeil bit us inn Vilin, but
n- in iter ui.i uppiMMiiii. ii 1.11111011,- ion
laibir ulinii of the mill., i-he I, pc-llte and
jlimri piillLiln.ife Aim liiinnii l.,il f.f li.i.t If. I.I
mini,!) iiiiiiuiiiiiitj "in i-iniii tint iji (Hint lll
lmt lie r niVn U not 1 ititu rixnmli or (h,?
it
77
99
If you take "Seventy-seven"
you don't tnk,e. Cold or haVe the
GRIP
If yjti will Uti'vf it vlnl of ""77" nt
litliul and tuKo a il(i.s 1icii neuexHuvy,
yiiirwlll "nevcf ImVo n C'oUl, It doesn't
mutter If Hip weather cliungvin sudden
ly; if 5C0H BIV I'llllpllt Dill Willi llRlU
appurpr, without (ivnrroat or vruj; !f
you rjot ovetheutcd, and rldu in till opt'ii
cui, or aio i'Xiosc!d lv.utltuj- for your
parrlaue; If you woili or seiv In ;i i-old
room, or sit in a draughty cluti-cli,
mverinifr.liouse, ojierii or tlieutiv. If you
rarry a. vlnl of "77" (It Ills tlio liooj.'ot
unit 'pooltetboolt) and nae K ficoly, you
will le protected ami will not tmie
Cold.
Al drusBlHU, or mailed, 23c,
Dr, UumplUfy'H Manuul on tlie euro
nml treatineiH of the sick In all nil
jpenta (cspeolully cldldien), mailed free.
IIumplirr)' llomcopathlt; Mediiinc Cu., Coi.
rillltii V John t-ti., Xew Yoik
Mpllopolltim Om 1.1 limi'p. Nnt Merit "l.-mer-nidi"
will lip iHoiluced for Hip flril llnio In Hi i
country, nml t'nnnpii" nml "Troi.itore" will
lie repp.iinl.
II
It li not oflen one sees moie than one ituod
trap iliiniiincr In mi oiK.inlillon, but Mr. I-iw-lenip
litis the kuoiI foitline of lulling four. Mr.
1'ianU guiles li well Vnonti to nil in the city
ai a vciy Hue diiinnner. Ntvt coinci .1. IMuard
Ott, who h.n hern with Mi. Lawicnu' for neatly
two yearn. Mr. Madden l nl'O well Vnown here
mid linn a ipputntlon, nt one time pl.ijlntr nllli
It. .1. IJ.nur. Anolhir one who In fait tllmhlni.'
lo the lu)i nml holdine; lili own li t'lurlri
iIIMh. All four men Imic li.nl J limy inontli
iliirtnc Octoliir.
! II I!
All offu- WJ muile .1. T. ttulkliu lo he nil
iidjiidleilor of lnulo nml participate In I In'
iiiiiiI (imcert and plilcddfoil at IJtle.1, .V Y.i on
Xew Ve.u's il.li, hilt imliiB to n prciiom en
Kuiretnent on that dale will he unable to uieepl.
H I' I'
.1. T. W.tlUni will upend the gicaler pait of
nel wppIj nt lliinesdale loinluitinw the te.ielion
of Wiijiip roimly In tlii'lv linnlial peiele, nml
mi Thuidiy I'lctiltii; will lio lliem Brand
iiiiKprl nt the lloiienlalp Opu.i lmiiie,
II i, ii
"piei.ll coiul luiiiil.'.il nuiiibeH will he k1'
hj the lileili'il.iaii. mlinlie1. Nov. 211. Tin'
oKiilnK Hinnn nml linale aic from WHitiiiK .
-ntii, .Vew rule till.
Mr, I.lwiLiiie had fouitri.il mi u at woik nil
this wcel. at the time I lie.it re', the Aendemy,
the (laielv nml MiMo II ill, I'llMon.
I
V, t I V. ". K . K K . K K K . . H
j Plays and Players j
. R . R R R R R R R t R R R R R R R R
"l'.iy t,i,,lllee," the i1i.ii.ii In- made sn pupil
lnr lliHiin.li "lliu 1II-jIih.i.iii.iii." by DeKnun
and .-i.iilh. is the title of Ihe new opeintl.i b.i
the Mine cnll.ibuialo's whiih Hindi- ils appell
ator at the Hinuhvay Iheitie New oilc, Men-dii-
nlslil. The audiuue iiai .i lpn.il lu-t
iilbt one and Ihe people eeuied to be hunlv
ieipie ul with the idea that unit's- tbev lii.inl
i-nil selection ,n h-u-t iluee linns the hid
nut mci-lici lluir inoiiejV woitli. At the cud
uf the ipeond ail Mr. S.il.e-. DeKuitu and
Mnlth who all I'onipelled In d'Hie before the
i-.iiUin. Hill the coinpo-er ol "Itobin lltiod"
had done well i.nd the laliliy mii-ii' and Rood
I.mic- iiii'Miitrd the onlhiHia-ni tioin beeotninj:
tite-onie. The piece has lontiuued in f.noi' all
week ami Many IS. Smith and Ttcii.ilil DeKoi
in a ip lu be Lonmatidlted for haiins added
annthei iiiiunph to tlitir alieady long; li-t.
To" i of I'oui-c the belo of Hie pln-u and
the rait was lal.eu cue of in an exlieniely
t li'M i niiniier by Mr. .luonie Sjkoi, who made
his debut ns a .star. 'I lie plot deals piiueipali.i
with Hie etfoits uf (julller lo iliseuic-r the thief
who lias deiamped with two bap;-! uf Kohl be
hin-iii!f to .Ned Iloj-lir (U. (i- SlcnjitJ, .1
siiliiimaii, who sIiik- lenoi line bnnifs to Dapliue
((!i.ii.i- r'aiueioii), llio daughter of a n'eh blp
builder The thief is .1 Japanese ilwmf liaiued
Kimono ( dolpli Zlnl,), who is tnmblrd ultli
kliituiii.iui.i ami Hauls in Hie syuptj- of M'al
siiu;ii mi HiiiKs, ,i iiiii'diiwu ailur. 'Ihe two in
older lo .iliiiil lit lutein place the -tnlill fultlllic
in IJuillei's ainple satihel. When Hie dcltitliu
lindi it, l.e ininu lii-ili ! locales the crime upon
hiliiM-lf, :mi-ts hlm-elt on a rliaige of burglaij
anil ileliiei's bim-elf our to the .luthoiitie-.
Tliis is alii'o-t all the plot, except that Pasriininn
(Julius MeerJ, a loi -it an with a icmlctta on
hi- hands, and his i-ni, b.i tolomb.-i (Helen
Ueitiam), ate ii-puiiible lor -ome fun and not
a little Miuir. 'then, too, then- I- Polly Piiinc
(Cieoisit (.'.line), :i b.iiniaid, who Is in Joie
with ijuiller. 'the jnete is -upeilily piotluiitl
and allosetlier should line a loni: inn at Hie
liioadwa.u
In a b-W Weeks I. it bin .v Co. bilng 1 lie i i Rieat
pioduelion ef "-an ll.nboi" wilh il ditin
flushed lar, James A. Heine, tn this eiti. 'Ihe
exact date oiiniol be announced ilctiiiltily Ju-t
now, but it i- sab' lo Miy that we -hill lie en
abled to ste the di ituitlv -uiee-s of Hie iiiueut
Ntw Voi I ca0Il diiiliu the latter da) s ol No
icmbci. .Mr. Iliine hi- stored ill this play Ihe
Kieatest success of hi.- .nli-tlo cjticr, wltcllie
lon-ideied ai uullioi oi actor. The leadinc erit.
its of the irnntiy and notably tlm-o of New
Ymk, liiisloii and ClinaKo h.iif npe.itedlj- said
that ".vil; llnrbor" i- a Kte.ilei- play than
lleint'ii f.imcu- "al.oiu Avie-," wliicli ba- lnnif
becu tlio ieti id honlt'i- for aiti-tie and financial
nicce-s anions the piu-ly Aineiicui pli,i s
lnr Heine's mw tli.liailer, Captain llm .llaible,
il i- puoii-sli in ..tv tint it Is woitby lu lank
be-iile hi- iiiimitible neatiou ol Intle Nat
Hcii.v in ".-hoie Aim." 'tin louts eui;ai;eiiieul
of Mi, Ilfiiif al ll.iiiiinei-leiii's new Theitie
llepubllt', lh" eaieri of wliiih, as the opening
alliatlion of Hie litni-p dediiated last Seplnn
lnr, bi'luu' ahnut I louclude is .iL'.iin the eeu
lie uf iiiteifst fni the million meliopolitan
Iheaiei-Kon-, who aie tiondius; the 'Ihcatre
llipublie moie Hi in tier in their de-in- H -ee
the liioat play amin eie il dipailn.
lliin (f Hie laiftptit and inu-l expt iisite .iiu.inl
nlitiis mi the load this sci'im is Tlie MaiRiieiita
Silia Opera tniupan,, appealing in llie'upir.i
i omiipie, "the Piiute-s tide," hoou ti lie heatd
line. The wilier m llipjiouk and lirlcs of Ihe
opna i- Mr. Kilho l..i-iulle, win is al-o ihe
inopiiiloi. Mi, I ..I -belle's 1healiie.il betotiK
mas nl-n itiilude thn 1'iank li.llikls ()pi-ia mm.
puiy, and Ihe kh.iI ili.imilit -une-s. "iioin,"
ll Is lea-unable tn suppove that In iiK.ii.i!iiii; :l
tempany to pu'Miit bl- own touiiio.iiinu Ih.tt-
he should pioitire Hip l ;.--1 maleilal in be had,
Maiixueiit.i .v!va, He p mm ilmiiii star, is not
only a uilted -invti, he a wtuiiu who-e heaut;
I has few- linls on thi- -'.ete tmlji,
i
Ch.ult- II, llautniil In- noi let detlilid whether
I In- himself will appear in "Pilule John Allen"
next -i.imii, ni whether he will Ir.i to eeuie
' auotlier aemr to pl.t) the pill while he ilt'iuli-i
I his eiiili.iuns illliir In his f.nnrllp Mi.ileiie.ii-
pan inns or to a new piay, ine play na- uuile
, ldl , ,mu,Nj u, , ,,, ,ur ,, , ,,,,,,,
,,,, tniwideiatinu of a pioii.l to ex.lolt an
'
ImUpendiiit minium in it under the diiii-tlou
l of I.. Studd.iid T.i.lbu, Mi. llaufoid's bii-lui-s
m.iu.i;er. The only biinbauii' to Hie niteipibo
lies lu the fart Hill a iiumhu' of in.inaiiiis in
, wiitiiiK lnr reiinn dues haxe expiusly stlpu
litetl that Mi. II. inf.. i, I .lull i nice Ihe title
' i.di.
j Mattiiicilia -ilia, lu Klik. I.i '-In ll--"at upet.1
tfinlrpie, "The I'iIhlin. Cbie," met v. It It a dun.
' oitslrntion on Ibe npeiilm; iiiitltt of her ensraRe-
I inei.t (n Ilutlalo li-t week that has t.uincl,v eier
been ttiulled lu Hut (in. -he reeplicd fiom
lour to six- (Uit.ilu tails atler i.-ult act ami was
lui'ted to make a tpitelt of think-, 'Hie nilles
I weie enthusia-tie' in tlicir pialp, ami pio-
I uoiiuccil Ml- Is.iliii, her loiiipany ol nlMy and
her opein, ijulte the hiuM coinbin.itlo.i on llm
' load tl'Ii fiasoii, 'Ihe touipany is mined b.'
Mr, liiikn I.l Hielle, who is al-o pinprlitor ut
the I'raiil; Daniels Opn.i (onipiny, und iiuu-liis
'llioiuak' "Aiiona,"
Aueibln Tholnas' "Ailoua," at Hie lb raid
Sfiiiaie theater In cw Yoik, lias tniiKht the
rioiul with ill fa.t iiialins: hioiy i( lift- in jji
aiiuy iHit-po.t on the Metlr.ui boidn, Haiuihi
1,'itli the ilainrua ut nafiy Mesic.uu and lie.ult.
pious ma,'i'i,, it H one ut I lie Bieausl mi
ei's.Oi. that Xew Yoik Ini luonn fui .u.m, and
is lu for a Ioiil: urn iheie.
1'lufpv.or lleiiii Atiuiist, the l.e.ttl of the
Sui'ti.l fiiully, h an Amriitju tllireu. He
ili.t vl.iied this tuiiutry in ImJ villi the
(I iiilin-l.re; 'Profcor ARou-t, wilh Ids tlauih
Ur and luo doiis-, lis- (tpe-ainl his Knitip.'jii
ueies wlit-ieiir he has been Ken til John .1,
McN'ally'b new fjicc, "The btai jml fiitter."
That diull little comic opcia Cuimsllau, 1'i.iit!;
DanleU, in "lbe Ameer," l playim; lo the
capacity of tlio hoincs whcicicr be t'e. HI,
tour Dili lemon includes the I'acliic coat clllcj.
The ltOrfer biolhriii In "The Hoser lliutheri
In Central ftirk," will remain at the Vlclotla
Ihcatre but two more w-reki. They will bo fol
lowed by (ho Airoiut tnmlly In "Tlio Btar anil
tHrlcr," Nov. 20. The llojrer brollieM have av
cMRrrl yj.tXK) a performance lnee tliey opened
In .Vcw Vrrti, bpt, IT.
niauche Walili will make an nlMidcd lorn- in
"More Thrn fiten," In wlilrli he recently
made a succcm lit Xew York. Hr bonklngi
lend lo llio Pacific coMt. Th icenery anil
loMtiniei used by Mln Walili were ullllctl by
tullii Arthur In bfr nrlflnal production ol tbla
piece.
M.itle Drotn.ili, the lenillliir lady of C'liltl'i
It. llanfoitl'a company, lu captlialetl Ihe fe
iitale i-ontltijtent In licr audlencei by lirr'dls
pity of Paridl.iii jrowm and eipeilnlly by Hie
beaut) el 'loinr raie old l.tee whleli cnine Into
her pupslon ai lielr-loonw.
The eboiui of the Klnw . llilamtcr Opcia
comp'in), In "I'oTy fjulller," iminben 100 peo
ple i .iouiik women mid 20 men. Thin Is i
larttei' clioim Ibau that: rinplo.icd ul Ihe Metro
poll! in Opera homo III Xew Yolk.
Mail) li AilmcMf beann lil Hist stnirlni," lour
under the.dlrertloii of Joiph llrooks In "The
SprlKlilly lloiiianre of Man if" at Ihe Nation il
Hie.itre In WavhlnRton last Monday eieliln.:
lloth slar and plreu ale a siieces.
Ada Urban will benin her lour In "Sweet
Xrll of Old Unity," under the direction of lilaw
A- Krlinirrr at the Star tbeatie, In IliltTilo, Mon
day, .Nov, till. She will siilweniiciitly pi iy Chi
enao, clneliinitl md Pittsburg.
"Hen llm" Is lirr.il.liit; all records, eien its
own, at the (;htliilt Street Open luiue. in
l'ldl.idolibla, whole il will remiln until It
opens the new Colonial tbeitre in Ibwton In
Heeeiuber.
Pfler P. Dilley lu "lloilne, PoiIro .- Co.," will
iii.il.il a Ionic urn at Ibe Madison Altaic tbcalie
lu Xew Yoik. lie and riirltle .MiDomhl aie i
tpcal lilt in this plotc.
Maty M.inneilm; In "Jinlie Meredith.' Is one
of the fuh-laiitiul bits of the .ion. t-he will
bfRln a run al Will h It's theilie In Xew Yoik
I lee. li).
Hilda Cl.nl. lias made a, kip.iI utce-) wilh the
Hfloiilans in "'J bo Vlcemy."
JERMYN AND MAVFIELP-
'Ihe funei.il nt Klmer Kolls, Hie little vie llm
of Tliuisday nlRht's flic, will take phre to
liioiiow alleinoon. .-euld'H will be held ill M.
.lames' llpneopil ehurrh. The jmiugpi tlil'd,
width was badly buined, had a tomuleluii yes-li-nliy
afternoon but wa- le-tinp ea-y last
eu'iilnif,
Mis. Hiirlon I'mks will bold her annual i.hr.is
aiilliemum di-pla) at her home on Third stiee:
uii Muiiil.i.1, 'lu day and edni.sday eu'liiiiK.".
.ml uii Tuesdiy nml Wednesday afternoons. Xo
aihnl-lon will' In- ihaiited und a (onlial ,!ui
lalion is extended lo nil who aie inteieted In
llniiiultiiie.
Itiinev iiu.l Paliitk Cojle, two .vuiinjt men
fiom l.iilelil, wen- befni5 'Sipiiie Kelfer list
eunini; on a ihaic of disoideily conduct, Wil
liam I'ariv, of Ma.ifleld, beitif llio pioseeulor.
Mtrr lien in? the l.iltei's Kstiinony, lion. P.
I:. Timlin, who appealed for tin: defendants,
asked for the ib-ehnse uf Hie two men, on
the R-muiid of In-ulllticnt eiidenee. The 'smiire
appireiilly took the same inv of Hie ca-e
ami bulb .ioiiiht men were disehaitred. '
Tlteie is a aoauily of big fais at all Ihe
nilliiiie-'. The filenwood shaft has only woiketl
une full (liy so tar this week, thiough lack
ut i. us.
The Ifniii.-dale-.Tirin.iii loot ball guue al I'ow
lei's field will toninieiicc at :t o'cloik this
alteinonn. It is expeotcd the game will be a
tiy cur. one, as in their pinions euioiinler
the muic was ." to 0 ill favor of lloiiesdnle and
was said to be one of the most intei-eiting frames
eiei- plat, ml in lloncdalo. The bojn will iia8
tlio bat aiuiind for Hie puipoe of liclpiiiK '"
dell-ay Ihe epen-t, and it is hoped the erowd
will show thcii appieeialioi. of Hip pl.i)eu by
htlpins litem out.
Itev. 1 lioina Cook, of the I'rimiliie Jlellio
tl 11 tlmicli, will pleach tonionow moiliiiu
iToni lbe text, "MillPiinR for Cluisl's Sikc."
"t'liltue Puliishineut" will be his cicnliiR .-lib-
JCLt.
Itei. Ma.uiirtl It. 'I liomp-un, of the l'iist
Hapti-t chuieli, will pieacb touiouuiv nioniiiiK
on "llxaiiiiiiina; the Hi riptures Daily," lu the
eieniliB lip will driller tbu -ixlli of his spuhi
sermons on "Tlie Pnwei of l'ailli."
Mi-. I'. I'. Kessegni ami diui;ht(T, Madeline,
id s:0n.ni (lib.-, nt, jie the xue.-is of Mr, and
Mis. H. T. Itoherl", of Main direct.
TUNKHANNOCK.
.-ppiiil to the Seianton Tiibune.
Timkbiiinuek, Nov. P. Tie- oltliiitl (oiuil of
the tote ol this tuunty nan liltislifd hoie todiy.'
OwltiB to Hip act Hull 11. IV. ilaidwell, us-o-eiale
Judire, was n eamlidale fni re-election, the
11 Hun bond was coiupo-cd ol the ii-ftlster, W,
t. Miau, John N. (tiny, -heritl, and K. M.
VmiTlin, i:. W, ratici- and II. I), ltobin-nii,
totinty couiniiiMiioners. 'the count of the tote
hliowed no ihanges fiom lbe (urines pioiiou-ly
Kiien. except in lbe iae of the otlice of lep
rese'nlaliie Jit eoiinlitiK the lole fm that of-tie-
a dikciipimy uas di-toieitd in tlie le
mini fiom Mourue lonn-hip, tin; open letuin
and sealed letuin sheet shoullu," that 10S lutes
li.nl bun i'i-t fur II. 11. Tittany, liepiihlitau,
while tlio tall) sheet showed that but 10'i
loies hid been last. Tliis ilifleience was suf
tii'ieut In limine the it -nil of lbe clccliuti as
'lillauy only had Hiree majoiiti on the fan
of the ii'tui ns. On ill-eoieiinK- the en or, tlio
boaul atljouiiii-d until 7 o'clock last pvcniuir
to enable inteiculed panics on both sides to
look up the nutter, and at that lime met
ami ll-lciied lo aiKiuueuts lium hot li sides. 'J lie
doti-ion tendered was that tlie lole ahould bo
counted at lu;: In accoidance with the tally
.-beet mid the certilir.ite ol elfiliou was ditected
to i-sue lu A. II. Squler, Hie Dtiuonatiu tan
didate. 'I'iieie w.n a lioi,-)' demonstration in
and around the court hou'e when tlie decision
was announced, a laiKo nowd hailim been at
ttaittd tin ip by the news nt the eontesl Tlie
llli.il vote kIics Npiier, Demoiiat, thicc luu
joilty. 'llio Hi.ultoiil county llepublltnus sliould lake
vallum; tiutu the lole t'litii tu It. S. IMiiiUton.
the lloiie-L (ioietiimeiit cnndldate for spun or in
this tli-tiitt, lu tliis county last Tuesday, Mr,
IMiuistuli, of Diutlfuid, nml Mr, Lewis, of tliU
tuiiui), wen- rhal iiindidates for lbe Hi'iubli
can uuuiiiiatloii befuie the ltepuh..tati toufei
met uf tbo dUliict, and oil aeeuiiut of a dis
pute in it'iraul lo the lepiesenlalloii of the two
touutiis in the loufeinice no len.il nominal Ion
was made. 'Ihe lliadfoid people were very
(-oiilnhiit of their ability tu tletl their ran
dlil.ile wilhuut miy help from Wyoming, mid
nfii.nl tu make any com rsiiuiu In the matter
whitcver, Mi, IMiuistuli tiled nomination pipers
under the name ot Honest Coieiiiineul pirty
and a-.citcd hi- ruieiiltoii of iiiuuliifi iilielbc-r lie
-huiild nuke the ItcpuhlitMii iiuinluitiou or not,
ami tlueatriied to defeat V)oiuingV candidate
ill i.i-i be alioiiltl be detlaiid the legal lioni
luce, lii .ucoidauip with the dei i. Ion of Hit!
1'auphlii tiiuuly com I iheie was mi tiaiuu in
ibe Itepiihlic-an (oliumi lor .senator and a huge
number uf lltpiihlliaus inulenleil tlinuselus
wilh Ihe kti.iiuht Itrpuliliiau tnket and did not
lott tor xiuitoi, with Hie le.ull that Mi.
I.dniistoii pulled only 811 votes, as astalii.t i,lit7
for Mililnh'), am) Ibid lu spite of htieiiuoui
(l)olls put loilh in t hi- hclmlf bv his lew
hln. ds in this (oimt), if the Republlcatu had
luted for the Deuiuitatlu candidate iii-tead of
not uillnit uii the cptestluu at all :dmlloti
wuuld haw in en ilcfeated In tin; tll.lrlrl. Hud
foul shoiihl iillect on this btfoie the next Mil-
lttlll.il t'OllfclCllt't.
i le limit ol tliis cletiion Is lu take away
fioit lliu Itcpubllt.iiu the lat nllices wide It
they In hi in I lie euiinn x illt tlie exteptiou of
ve,'isltr and rrtoiiler, and tluv-u ollictn wldcli
Hie ,'aw Klu-s them, one miniiil inijer and one
juiy inniml-sioner. I'our )c.ns aKo the lltpub
Hi urn held every olliee lu Hie iimnly lioni the
I'lf-Iilelll juiIkp ilniiu, lu thai (lino Hie) li.ivo
lose Hum all, soli I) (luuusb ilis.en.ltiijs In
Iheli imii iiiuks, mid. In a lounty with lium
Ji) tu :M iiatuul ltepuhlican majority ban
tu the Hciuonaiii tali) ott eui)lhliiir lu -IkIiI,
ll Is rime a ilijne,e wa iu.tugiu.iU'tl.
JWOSCOW.
Daniel (iatdner, a Miulcnt at the t'lillnlelpbla
Denial ioIIi-bc, ftiinu home 'IMeaJiy In mlc, s
Mm. Iloiate Jones, who his been HI for oiue
time, Is slowly improving,
Mm. .aa Mirtinan, of Miaiitnn, (.pint Sat
urday of last wick with MU Karalt Dicker,
William Drown, who ban been spending ionic
lime lu Philadelphia, hat returned home. '
The liadieV Aid loeiety met at the home id
Mi. ll)iou 'uidtll Tuciday allnnonu.
CARBONDALE.
A OREATLY-MOUltKKD DEATH.
Jamea Barrett, One of Carbondale'fi
Oldest Merchants, Passes Into the
Beyond.
ItiinM Harrett died on Thursday
evenlnfr. Theae fowfv'ords will convey
a world ot mcnnlng to the buslnesa
men, tho realdenta of this city and
many outside It, for they tell of a loan
which the cominunlly will keenly re
Bret. The news of hl doatli wns not
Koneratly known until thin lnornlnff,
nml when the report upreud rapidly It
cnuted universal mourning.
On Tuesday mornlnif of this week
The Tribune In thin column announced
that Mr. Barrett would reopen his store
thai day In order to dispone of his
Roodtt, nftci- a lonff Illness, nnd after
the sale would retlte. Tint he did not
roRaln sufllclcnt strength to carry out
his declared purpose nnd others must
do Ihe work he planned.
Mr. Harrett was one ot the pioneers
of thin, the Pioneer City. He was horn
here In 183R, and had resided here ever
Hlnce. Up whs the son of James and
Xora Barrett. In 1858 lie and his
lirother, M. T Bairctt, opened a store
on lower South Main street. Elcht
years later they removed to where Mr.
Bairotl's store has since stood. In 18S7
M. lj. Barrett removed to Scranton to
conduct a large furniture store there,
nnd James continued lo cater to the
Carbondalo patronage which he enjoyed
nnd which Increased as the years rolled
by. He had great success, and died
possessed of much wealth. In his poli
ties Mr. Barrett was 'a staunch Demo
crat, but acted as a private In tho
party ranks, never aspiring to a politi
cal offlce of any kind, notwithstanding
many inducements to accept nomina
tions. Ho was a very public-spit ited
citizen,- however, and identified himself
with a number of plans to progress his
native city. He was an active member
ot the Knights of Columbus of this
city, and that society will attend his
funeral In a body, lie was also an act
ive member of SI. Rose church and nn
ardent supporter of the church of his
belief. His demise villi be a seveie blow,
to that church and its members, as well
as the i est of the community.
Mr. Burt el t had nine brothers and
slsteis, of whom only four now survive:
Mrs. John Meciee. of Plttstnn: M. T.
Barrett, of Scran ton: Mrs. Thomas
Boland and Mrs. J. O'Henrn of thli
city, the latter or whom Mr. Hatrett
mode his home Itlt. above the store
where the trust of his life had been
passed. He had been sick for almost
six months the Illness being ascribed
to a breaking down ot his system, due
to his extreme application to business.
The funeral procession will leave his
late residence at 10 a. in. on Monday.
Services will be held at St. Rose
church. After n high mass ot requiem.
Interment will be made in St. Rose
cemetery.
Trouble at the Silk Mill
A report got abioud last evening that
the girls employed at the silk mill of
the Klots Throwing company had gone
on strike. After diligent Inquiry it was
found that the boys employed on tho
night shift had struck for an increase
of wages. The trouble was not adjust
ed and the mill did not work last even
ing. Marcus Frieder, the superintendent,
when asked for a. statement ot the
trouble by a Tiibune man, laughed and
said that such things happened occa
sionally, nnd ulso said that the night
shift would be laid off for a few day
until the boys were willing to return
and that the day force would still con
tinue ut work, as there was no cause
for complaint among tho girls. The
mill employs about 1100 people, and as
work Is slack just at present the loss
of the night t'otce will not Inconveni
ence Ihe company.
Picked Up in Passing.
AV. L. Barton was a Scrnnton caller
yesterday.
J. J. Relgeluth and wifci are In Mid
dlotown. Mr. .and Mrs. Preston returned home
last evening from Massachusetts.
Alderman S. S. Jones went to Scran
ton yesterday morning on business.
Miss Ollnti Herring will spend tho
winter In Washington with her aunt.
The Misses Stamp, of Wyoming
street, ate guests of Susquehanna
friends.
Mrs. Joseph lager and her brother,
Harold Slmrell, spent yesterday In
Scrunton.
Homer Green, Honesdale's "farmer
poet," and his son, visited Carbondale
yesterday,
Hettle Davis, of Copeland avenue,
has returned home, after visiting
friends In New York city.
Mrs. Mary MeCawlev, ot Brooklyn
street, started yesterday for Michigan,
where she wijl pass severenl weeks
with friends.
Miss Carrie Kinput, ot Jackson, who
has been the guest tit her sister, Mrs.
C. D. Crnft, of Oak avenue, litis re
turned to her home,
Miss Dollle Case, who has been vis
iting her brother, Conductor Boyd
Cae, ot Darre avenue, for the past
six weeks, returned to her home In
St. liOUls, Mo yestetday,
Klbert Haycock left yesterday for
Indian Orchaid, where he has accepted
a lucrative position with Frank Hol
lonbeck. He eanlcs with him the best
wishes nt all his friends, who are
many.
m
Tor Shattered Nerves.
A remedy that will soothe, build up
lbe wasted tissues und enrich t he
blood Is Indispeiu-able. Llchty's Ccl
erv Nerve Compound Ims beet; wonder
fully successful hi cases of nervous
ness, us thousands of grateful people
will testify. Sold by Matthews Bros.
PECKVILLE.
IVcbilllo liaptlst Chimb Hn. J. 'ihom.is.
pasloi, willies lumoiiou ul l.Wl a. in. and 7
p. in. Morning iibrl, "Hie U lbe r'Mthcr."
In Ihe ricniiiR thn Sahbaili chool will (debute
llllilc Hay, I'aicnts anil friend uf tbo .thol
,n aie loulhilly luiltnl to attend,
lam T'niiMlay eipiilnif Hev. lald spinier, I).
1)., dt-liuii'il a Intuit' at Ibe baptist chunk on
"Christ llm Goal of Piophti'V." Then w a
faltly Rood audience noUilthsiaiidlin,- the mlp,
mid all uho tame iieie amply iipild in the in
stitution liupoilcd,
'llm Younir 1'iople'i ineleiy of llio I'lcsby
tnlait ibuuli will give a liclul frlday fi'Uiitiff,
Petrinher 7. Ill the cluirt li.
i-niiiu In tho Piesh)tetion ibuuli Sunday at
lO.yo a. ni. viul 7 p. pi., iter. S. H. .Moon, I), P.,
pasloi. ,-ubJcit lu tho looming. "Measuiln; tho
rlniiili." I'.icnitur, "l'he( ltlesliifj 'lli-rc," All
iieliome.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup
Has been u.ed for out I'llTV Vi: VltS by
M1U.IOSS ol MO'IIIKIIS for their ClllfiU;v
Willi B TKl.TlllMl. iillli I'KHl-KOT KUCOlW-j.
it botrriiES Dm emu), wfwm '" duns.
ALLAYS all I'AISi s-'UltKS WIND COLIC. ,nj
i, the bt li'-'icJy for niAltltllOlIA. Md by
Di-umUU III cfcry patt of the world. lie ture
olid u.V. Ir "Mi. Window's. Eoothlnif snUi,,
and take no otber kind. 1 cnty-tlie cent.
ilmttle.
A FAMOUS SEA CAPTAIN
Teils How Peruna Restored His Health
I sfWvlHwwr'as91MI& tonics."
" xJllllO ( fflFHBH. " Hlnill nP MSll"'B9Bfib ' MSJSSSHMsSSMMliKSyjfc. T g"f'' .
The lite ot the sea captain especially
exposes him lo caturrhal ailments. Day
and night he Is exposed to the fiercest
gules and storms.
Xo class of men appreciate more the
value of Peruna. It not? only cures
them when a cold has become thor
oughly settled lu head, throat or lungs,
hut a proper use of Peruna prevents
tliem from taking these colds.
Captain Tull has commanded some of
the largest vessels that- cross the At
lantic, and Is personally known to
thousands of people who have met the
captain of the big Chesapeake Bay
.steamer Norfolk.
Chronic caturrh often makes Its ap
proach in disguise. Before a person
knows It he may become a victim ot
chronic catarrh.
Peruna has been endorsed
eMiiujs, iiiuiuuiug me ioiiomiig prominent persons :
Senor Quesada, of the
tion, of Washington, 1). C.
Booker T. Washington, of Tuskegee,
Alabama.
Belva A. Lockwood, 6J9 "F" Street,
N. W., Washington, U. C.
Senator Stephen K. Mai lory, of Pen
sacola, Florida.
Ex-Chief Justice William C. Cham
bers, of Washington, D. C.
Congressman H. W. Ogden, from
Benton, La.
Governor Joseph J. Johnston, of
Montgomery, Ala.
Major General Joseph Wheeler, of
Wheeler, Ala.
Governor G. W; Atkinson, of W. Va.
TAYLOR.
La-ft neiiinu inail.id the opening; of Hit- l'riie
Mbr.ny association iooin.1 for the Milder months.
The ball ii.ii crowded nitli incmbets' iiud lbeir
liiends who had come to enjoy the pi ori amine
prepared by the committee, nhiih was nell
rendeicd and much applet iated b.i llone pics
cut. The fciiltuc ol tlie eienini,' was Ihe selec
tions teiidcicd by Hie C.ili.U) HaplS-l (hole,
.ludninu froin the attendant of nii'inbi'is, lat
cieuiiin tin- as-oilatioii piiimi-.es in hue ui'Mlor
altenilaiiie in the turning It-nil than that of
other .icais.
The nece.v.it.1- of sales al the l.ic-t.ui.iuna
1-tos.liifr near the depot is betominir moie ap
piient eieiy da).
The Seianton Railway company hue pl'ued
a lime tablu near the postoflico on .Main stieet.
Ednaid l.eutholil, ol Main i.Ueel, left lait
eicnlns for New York city, uliere he Mill meet
hit; family, uho .1(0 enpeclcd lu that city to
moirow from .siiitzeilaneL
Mln Ceitiude Thomas, of PitUleui, Mas the
guest ot friends ill tilts place jesteiday.
Itev. P. C. Kdnaids, of tlie Weldi Uaptist
(liuiih, win pleach Ihe fht of his neiles of
l.'ni;lisli sermons tomoiioiv eieninfc at Q o'clock,
The service in I lie luurning will bo in Welsh.
Mis. tieome Taylor and daughter, of Si ran
ton, was the guest of her sister, .Mis, It. J.
Pails, on Main street, .icstciday,
Tu)lotiille lmiiie, Xo. W, Independtiil Older
tit Odd 1'ellonji, n 111 meet in tegular session
this eicniiiff, M I"'" seicial candidatis nlll be
initiated.
Ml Hannah llutjlio, of Hyde Pailc, na the
guest of lelativerf hem yeiteidiy.
Mrs. I'. O, Pay, of (lioic treel, lislied tela
lues In 01) pliant on Thuieda),
Iter, .1, A. Motlltt, of the Immaculate (.'lunch
ut Conception, airbed home la.st evening fiom
his Kiuopeau toiu,
Mi. and Mrs. Kwn Mo-es, of Spilng llioolt,
lisited relatives in lids boroiiKli on Tliuisday,
Sllss ujie ll.irtl and limtlirr, Seigrant .1.
11. Harris, of llio Unllid Malts iiiiny, iere tho
gin ls of their sister, Mis. Kdiinid .loiies, of
Diu.iea, in 'Ihitrsdav.
Sen lets at lliu Melbodisl llplmopal I'hu.ell
touioiroiv are is follon: Piearhing senlee,
lO.oD a. in.! Kibbitlt sibool, 'J.15 p. 1st. ; men'
meeting, ".30 P. All men tie coidlally in
liltil to attend: Kpuoilli league, (1.30 p. m.;
iieaililn& leniie, 7.:lD p. ni. Clinton 11. Ilemy,
pastor.
Seiiltej at the t'aliar) llnptist church will
be held at the Usual time toluol row. Tlie Lord's
supper Mill be admlidsteied at Hie ilivsr of the
eieiiin setvire. The pastor iiill lead, at the
riming eiilie, the paper read b.i him ul tho
paslots' tonfiinicn last Monday on lbe mbjeit,
"To Wlnt llxlent Can a Mlnlsler Ho Kngaged
in iso-(.illed St tular llusiness ami lie 'll lie tu
the Divine ('oniiiilbionr" Tlie pi.tor liuiles all
tlie (lunch und (oiiKiegatioti tn conic- ami bear
libit ho In to say on this mbjeil.
The fair and festiial ol thn (al)aiy ilunvli
iiill be held MjicIi S to V, lfHil, Imle.id of In
.Vol ember,
To Cure a Cold in One Say
Taliu Laxative Uroino Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tjie money
If It falls to cure. T3. XV, Grove's slu
natuie Is on each box. 25c.
MOOSIC.
Mr. and Mii. William Mruiisou hue tune
ti .Viv oik, ulitif Mi. sjictclisoii i i.ur
thasc goodt or MiClludle ii Co.'ii stoic.
Tlio Miiitolc Ponder toiupany Mill uy I hell
(tnploycs toda),
.Irrry Scliols, of Mai.hwood, uas a taller lu
toiin )isletdiy.
Mi.s l.ila Oitiauder ll.ltetl at Snanlen i--tenViy.
Mr. and Mis. William (7iecu liaie irturiinl
4 to their home in Ncm Yoik, alter a short illU
Captain It, E, Tull, well known In Chcnapcako Bay and alt alonfl
our Atlantic coast, Is a man of splendid physique nnd now excellent
health. He is also a friend ot Peruna.
Among ths many things which he has said about tiic world-famous
catarrh remedy, Perttnn, may be cited tho following letter written
from Norfolk, Va lo The Peruna Medicine Company, of Columbus,
Ohio:
"After Buffering for years with catarrhal nnd bronclal trottble,
I was advised by n, friend to use Peruna, and after th use of one
bottle I was relieved of my trouble. I take pleasure and feel it is
mv dutv to recommend this remedy to nil fellow-sufferers. Be
sides being nn absolute cure
Its onset may be gradual, Its develop
ment insidious, and at last lbe victim
finds himself in the clutches uf a tena
cious disease. -
A slight cold, a tendency to sneeEe,
a pufllness In the nose, stringy mucous
In the thtoat, slight cough or wheexi
ness any one of these symptoms
should be regarded as a warning
AVbat can be cured in the beginning
In a week nr two, by uslns? IViunti, it
allowed to become chronic, may te.
unite months of faithful treatment.
Peilina Is the remedy for such cases;
almost everybody knows that by hear
say, and thousands know it by blessed
experience.
Tou had better lake Peruna now,
for b.v and by you may be obllRed
to make It a long time In older to
get well.
by over 50,000 prominent citizens of the United
Cuban Lega
with (he fonnn's falhir, Mi. f). C. (treeu,
of South Main stieet.
Mr. and Mis. Itobiusnn, of (iieeu Ilnlgc, aie
llsitiug tlielr d.iuglilei, lbs. (lliu Itoguic
Rov. .1. .V. Ilailev and Itei. C. II. Ili-nry are
enjoying a few da.is hunting in W.ucrly.
The seiiiees at the Methodist Hpiseopal
ebiirch will he as usual: Preaching at 1o..'M
a. in., subject, "Ihe J'ifth Commandment,"
ami 7.."il p. ni., "Hell and Vtho (1ms Theie."
S'eriiees nt the I'lesbilerinu ihuitb will be
condneted by Pastor S. W. Yiitnic. Pleaching
at lO.III), Mibjcel, "Ian i- for Hie I'nseen."
liieniug mhjei t, "Ihe Chitacleiislit s uf Silling
TaiHi."
OLYPHAMT.
'lite iiieniheis ed the Susipirhatini Mieet flap
tist chinch holiday school will hold a rally lo-morion-
alleinoon at i n't Inch, uhen the follon
ing piogi.itmue will be glien: llyuiii, chuiij
reciting elniteis of Matthew, Helen .tones; solo,
Annie Jones; .uldies, James II. Willi. mis;
leeitation, Annio Twaddle; j.olo, Luther Louis;
addiese, Piof. T. W. W.ilUus; solo, -Maty A.
Ilians; leeitation, lln?el Palis; uildies.s, W,
11. Pu'"st; solo .mil qu.uti'ttc, Maggie Tliomis
and pin I.i ; in Italian, M.irtle Oueus; aihliess,
Itev. (ieoijte lligite; solo, Piof, T. . Wat
kills; leeitation, Lizzie P.ui.v; atldiess, llenja
tuin Lenls; solo, Migcjle Thomas; leeitation,
L'.ls.-le Pilliluid; solo, ( lueiin- Thouias; leei
tation, ileli n Leek.
.Stanley f'.i.uis, ut ll.itle I'.uk, was a tUitor
In tnini )t"tetd.iy.
Miss Sntali Moses, of T.i.il'ir, .-pent .icstciday
u Illi Iter sUter, Miss Xellie Musts, of lllal.tly.
The leinaiiH ot Mis. (littles (iiini, nio dleil
.11 tlio home of lift f.tthci, M, S, McDonald,
lit lllakelv, Hill be taken tt. W.uilly at P
o'tlotk this moiiilng, iihiu1 the iimiial will
be hehl
Senilis Mill lu hehl at I0.1H1 a. in. and T.::0
p. in. in tie- Pieith)tcil.iil cliuuli lomoiioiv,
Itei, I). I', llaiiiinuiid will iie'ciiiy thn pulpit.
Itev, David .tones, of Ihde I'.nk, Mill (oniluet
1 senlccs In the Cougiigallonil ihuii'h toiuoriow
moiuing and ei ruing,
ilni l.uieka tomniiniler.i, hnlghu of Malta,
will kivei a biintiiet lot Hie iiieniheis and llicii
liiends on 'fhaiilisliiiig I'liulng.
Israel rieediiiaii, of this pine, will sail fiom
'cv.' Yoil; totli) (or Hut ope to spend a couple
of months,
CLARK'S GREEN.
Mr, ami Mis, Clnnlcs Pally liaie ictuiind from
a llslt lo Hie lattcr'n parent al 1,'a-t Lemon.
Mr, ami Mis, Hank Smoke, ol llluhamton,
liaie been lisitlng Air. and .Mis ,1, J, Joniiinus
llio last v, eel.
Pay-ibi v nt lbe lanueiy .iiiuda.v of this neck
fm- lleloh-r,
II li iy .Instill had the inlsfortinie lo shoot hU
bund one day lasi ivnl. by the accidental ills
thaige uf u teiolier.
I'lanl; Mo)cr nnd famll) hale moled bad' to
Sttaiilou for Ihe- iiinler.
)lt, llatiey l'rllr. nnd son, spent a fen da)
wild Siranloii fritluls tut iiitI..
Mis, lliii'ge.s, of ciaiitoii, is i'lilldliii a in iv
hou-e oil Muuuiil I'ail. annex, iiliicli she ulll
ot'tupy soon
Me liaie u ClaiiVa tincii boy tanking 'ihe
Tilmuie naiv, and uhen Hie pjpets tome on the
rally train lie ilrllms limn befoie tl.iilltlit. Ho
is a bustler.
Alt if Hffinir, lium Ohio, Is llsllinj his patents,
Mr. and Mid. Oal.ley i'cnier.
Mi.s Alls Cole, uur eiiessiiiaUi. has reiuined
heme fiom a iiil In Maine toiiiil.i.
lies an Itoidi'i' was .1 i.ilhi lu luuii Mitel iy
hi.l.
Foolish Woman.
Win n ii unman flout a .small toiin iUll a
laiger lonn the lint thing she does is lo null
g a phntogiaphir and liaie her pictuiu taken
In a oii-ui'tk dtes-s. -AUIilsoii Olobe.
for catarrh it is one of the best ot
It- E. TUJUJU
Nfkmhpn i" the first month
IIUVCIIlUCI of the winter ca
tarrh season. Catarrh of the head
and catarrh of the throat are prev
alent during this month. At the ap
pearance of the slightest symptom of
cold, Peruna should be taken. This
will prevent a long siecje of head
and throat catarrh which may last
all winter and perhaps a lifetime.
"A stitch In time saves nine." One
bott-le of Perunti. Uken at the onset of
caturth Is worth Its weight in gold to
any man or woman. There are no sub
stitutes for Peruna. Peruna has been
Dr. Hartmr.n's only remedy for catarrh
for the last forty .years. '
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, O., for a free copy of their
now catarrh book.
Ex-Governor P. B. S. Pinchback, of
Louisiana.
Senator W. N. iloach, from North
Dakota.
Judson W. Lyons, Register of the U.
S. Treasury, of Washington, 1). C.
Hon. II. G. Worthington, ex-Minister
from Argentine Bcpublic, of Washing
ton, D. C . i
Congressman Amos J. Cuminihgs,
from New York.
Governor W. M. Lord, of Oregon.
Hon. S. Sinithnieyer, architect of the
Congressional Library, Washington.
B.C.
Hal. P. Benton, Chief National Ex
port Exposition, of Philadelphia, Pa-,
A BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION
FREE
M M Iv. A. RUPPERT'S WORLD RE
XOWNED FACE BLEACH AL
MOST WITHOUT COST
XO .MATTER HOW BLEMISHED
THE SKIN, FACE BLEACH
WILL MAKE IT PERFECT
Mndame A. Huppovt e.iyft;
"Jlyl'uefa lllcncli la not n neiv, untried
remedy, hut. bus boon used by tbo beet
people tor yours, and for dissolving mid
removing forever pimples, freckles, moth
patches, t)lacklicuds,cu?cmti, tnn,6unliurtii
snllnivnosn, roiigbtiHivi or lediioos ot the
skin, nml for Inigliiciiliigiind beautifying
llio coaiplflxlnn It hits no ctiuul.
It l.t absolutely harmless tn tho moat
delicate .shin. '
Tlio marvollotts improvement after n
few applications is moot apparent, lor the
skin lici'omes us iiiitnro Inlcndcd It Buould
be, amooth, clear und white, freo from
ovm'.v linpiirlty and blemish. It ennnot
tall, for Its notion Is tuiuli tlmt It draws the
Impurities out of tbo eliln.niid docs pot
cover them up, tuul is iuvisihlo during me.
This Is tbo only thorough and pcnniinont
bu'rhiK this month, I will offer to nil n
trial bottlo of my world renowngil Fate
Itlenoli, Bitlliulent to show tlmt It is ull unit
lelulm for ll anil tiny roador of tlilscan
send ran Bfi cents In stamps or stiver, nnd
I will end tho triul bottle, eueurel)
packed la plain wrapper, seiilocl, all charged
prepaid. . ... .
My book 'How tobe Hoautifiil' will tx
innlled Irco to nil lvbo will wrlto for It."
riADAHE A. RUPPERT,
6 Host Nth Street, New York
rime. Kuppert's Oray Hair Kestoratlie
iietiiully rctoivs grayliulr to Its unturul
color. Ciinbo usrslon any shade of lialr,
nnd Is not u dye. nnd docs not discolor ihr
skin nor rtili otr. rcifct'tly barmler tmd
Rlwnysitlvi'ssntlsfnction.
Mme, Ruppert's Depilatory icronve
HiiiH-rllurins lialr In (liro mlniltrs, without
pain; will not Injtuo the most delk-ntu
Kkln.
rime. Runpert'a Rgyptlan Hahn roriinft
tiling und licillliig tbi lace nml bands.
Time. Ruppert's Hair Tonic positlTcly
leniou'SilMietrutr, nil cnli disease', stops
fulling lialr, and In many cases restores
Mute, Ruppert's Almond Oil Complexion
Soap, made of pure almond oil nml wax
Delightful for tbo complexion utul war
ranted nut to cliap tbo most elellcnle skin
Allot tlio above toilet preparations aro
always kept in stock ami can bo bad from
our local agoat,
.Mine. A. Htil)eit'rtCelulinUoil Com.
plexton .SpecltUt'.eh :no for buIo lit
Sera u ton by
i i
Jonas Long's Sons
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