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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1000.
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In the Silence.
Wi: OriUtl.l) thanks to I ! (llur
l'or (lip (jowl llnl tiumicil wu miJ1I
I'm' ttio hlcucil irnir mid llio plmly
Ami the promise t mining iIijh,
Wr smiled In tlio luury ilnlc
Tint lo.iiiul iilnuit the huinl,
Ami lifted grateful fmrs
In I he licivnr p mlonil
lint while Knitltiule Mm mini
I 'rum the liH In hualilei uirlul,
I'.m r In lrm liiiii-iiitilt,
Walled u dlre iiiiliunl In the wnilil,
1'nr, ihep In u hiH-luom hidden
l.lut"l Ml I re tint Mould nut he it 111
.Mill no wultl of hi allude lifted.
Hut an- did wiillliut thrill
'J lie (,'lonm wllli lis iij of Inmtini;
Kor the ilcir outs jrniie aui.,
io never (nine home to the In ittli side
On miy 'lliiinlvgtliij Do. II, C. 1',
'Thanksgiving', tlio Bte.il homo holi
day, when the home KitthorliiK brlnt
together the dlhtant one!) inul foments
mow the tlet of kinship, w.ih veiy
Ktsiicr.illy obsoivcd In this i-lt . It was
1 epiarlcoil that mote jieoplu than ever
heroic went to chinch on TliuliKnt;lvliifr
morning'. The sphlt of the day heemul
to enter Into tho hunts of the woi
Khtppois and to pervade the eiv at
nfoBphcro. Thoie weie many bcautlliil illnnets
Klon In town, chlellv ronllned to fam
llv aff .lit s. Theie was ii bi.uo dis
play of pumpkins and the futlts of the
season. A pumpkin centci -pljco ltm
nhiB over with white and ptnplo
Ki.ipcs, while old-tlmQ j.ti k-o-lnnteins
occupied ptoinlnent plan.1-.
One of the Inc Idetitt. of TlrmUsgh Ing
which ha.s become an annual event was
provided by the Spooneis. For live
HtK't'eslvo jc.ns this the.itileal com
bination has -visited Su. niton tit this
st.ibun and oveiy e.ir the senloi mem.
bat, Mr. Spooner, has tontilbuted eiy
laijroly to the Thnnksjrlvlnir clinnet.s
sent out to the poor by St. Luke's
i hutch. This e.u the i;cncious old
man did not come, fm he had gone
away on si tour Into the unknown fiom
which he nor nnv other tomes not
back to tell of Its wondeis, but the
management of the (omp.tnv (ontmtied
the Kr.ieious rii'toin. gl lug ,i luge
.supply of tuikejs and other ptolslons
for dlstiibiUion.
The Qpai.i-(iiiil.il Is the ihu-f topic
or ioneis.iliii. Just at piesmt its
deatlny vecei, a tiille mKed with that
ol profcsioii.il bii'lhion mil slsteis,
ina-.muih as ii is thiough the lomtesy
of Miss Jlildied Jtolland.ol "The I'ouei
Hehlnd the Thtone" eimip.im , that ie
he.usals me taking place on the ly
hum sUi;,e foi the amateur neiioim
nnce of IMouuay night. The opei.i i ast
li'hearscd -u'steida miiinitig, and as
they wcto late in beginning, ail-s. Hol
land called hi-1 own people Io the fovei,
ttliete they went thiough with theii
lolcs. She Kne.s uj the tin itie again
thk-, foienoo.i.
The ni.in.iueis of the llahm iiiann
hospital uppnii.U i'd hoi giacelul aet
and grave evidence or theii fieling bv
.seniirig Tier bi.iullfiil loses jc-tetdav
afternoon.' r.,i st night Jlr. ('. H. AVelles.
of the hospital bond, ieetled a pietlv
no to of thd.iks and a gift nl y, lor
"standing loom" in the hospital, as she
Uidlntly epiessed it. Theie will be
.soveiiil box panics, compost tl ol muI
ty people, at the "Power liehind the
Throne" toi.ight, in fuilhei acknowl
edgment of these com testes.
j-Sefoio 10 o'clock jesteidav moining
th" hou'-c tor Monday night at the
opei.i was ail sold. A line of patient
tfeket-lioldeis waited tioni .! ,"0 a. in.
and extended acios Wjoming avenue.
Theie aie still matinoQ seats to be had.
Tho llrst two lows, In the upper g.illeiv
ue lesetved for llfty cents, foi the
e ening.
The ladies of St. Luke's chinch will
have a sale nest Thuisdav and Til
ilnv irrtlio Pailsh Home, v.hon a line
display of Chiistmas ankles, etc.. will
bo on exhibition. Mis. V. N. Wllkiul
is chaiiman of the leception commit
tee1. Mis. 11. S Morfat will bavj
thai go of the tea-ioom. Mis. Thomas
Hpi.lgue and Mis. ?. T. Tfavcs will dl
lert the alo of household ill tii les.
Ml.s. L. S. Oakfoid and Mis. V. IT.
.loimyn, laiuy vvoik table; Mis. It J.
Fosor, Mis. C. D. Simdeison. cake
tnblo; Outld of St. llllilu, candy; Mia.
3eiett AVaiien, doll booth.
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Mr. and Mis. .lames Auhbald In
fonnnllv entoi talnod at a ic option
on "Woilnesdnv In honor of All. and
Mis.. Joseph J. Albilght, o Uuiralir.
.ihonij thc-o who as.sNted weie: Alls.
II. Q. Powell, Alls. u. V, Aiehb.ild,
Mis. Homy Pellp, jr, All A. Ar.
Declcei 'Mit, V, 11, AVelle-i, AIi.s Bolln,
Allss Hunt, Allss AleLiod, Allss Ken.
licit.
Allss Peunypaekor fjuvo a thlmbla
tea m honor of Allss Aluile Tiucs-dale
on Tuesday. Among those piohent
weie: Mi.s. Aithur Twltehell, the
Misses Alice, Helen and l.ouio
Matthews, Alisses Amaiida Jessup,
Helen Hand, Got Undo Kpiaguo, J.llllan
Ocarliiutf, Annie Wntson. IMitli Hill,
AJny Kingsbuty, Hvolyn Cilliuou, Hlea
nor Reynolds, Hninin Hanley, nupctli
Ayinton, AugUbtu Aielibald,
Tho Now Year dance, w liicli w 111 t m
, poratllv lal.o the place of the Uacl.el
ots, will be held Tuesday night, Janu
ary 1, iinsteid of December 'il, as at
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77
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Now edition ol'Dr, Iliunpliroys'
Manual, 141 imcs on llio earo
ami trentmout ol' (lie side in all
ullmonls. mulled IVee, Ills the
vest pocket.
CO LOS
When tlio t'hllls Hill down join back,
tulf? ','i7:' aiU-ilie Cold will Htop iltiht
tliero.
Vhen you commence to wiecie, take
'77" and thut will end the fold.
AVheu you begin to Cough, take ','77"
and tliut end il.
Wlion you feel thai sun am t.itins
Cold, tako "77" t oiitc.
lf you hiivu a Cold thut haiigu on
Hilp take "77'' nnd bteak II up.
At ilrugerlsu', 25c,
llumplirty's Ioincon4lbIc .Medicine Co., Cer.
William iKil John bts., New Vuifc.
iPcreatml
Hist niianctd, It will be the laigest
dance of the season and will probably
Include 200 or nunc guests. It will lie
elegant In tveiy detail and attended
with nil the elabotatlon of effect iios.
hIIiIo to obtain In the pietty Ulcvele
club. The committee consists of Mefsts.
V. .1. Tone', M, 11. Fuller and Jnnies
lSlalr, Jr.
'I he iiuniial Thanksgiving iiHcmbly
was held last night at the Dlc.vcle club.
Alts. t. P. Ill llllth, Mis. A. II. .StoilH,
M i f. Hveiclt Win i en, AIis. 13. I.. Ful
ler lecelved The committee consisted
of AIis. p. u. lJuiin, Allss Aichbald and
Miss Hunt, Tliss Bolln.
The guests were Air. and AIis. A. H.
Stun a, Air. and Mis. Wan en, Alls,
filiillth, Air. nnd Mis. Fuller, Alls. K.
15. Jeimyn, Air. and Alts. Hover, Air.
and AIis. H. H. Chase, Alls. H. 13. Stur
K", Air. and Alls. A. i:. I'lutehcr, Air.
and AIi. Klotz, Alls. Cieoigo itlce, Air.
unt Alls. (P'jige Sturges, Air. and Alts.
Watson. Allies Sandeison, Helln, Hunt,
Auhbald, J lctcher, Alatthews, Uey
n ibis. Huiii'i'iloitl, Paike, Boles, Dale,
Ur. Claude Walker. Dr. J. W. Decker;
Alessis. T. II. Dale, Bclln, F. h. Belln,
S. H. Klng.ibuiy, M. I!. Fuller, Ijiionils,
Shule, Iteyinlds, Sandi'ison, Men 111, H.
S. Aloffat, Douglus Aloftat, F. C. Flll
lei, W. J. Toi lev, A. CI. Hunt, living
D 'nn, Klalr, J. II. Brooks, Andiews, B.
II. Ilniiison, of Baltimore; Bessell,
Huntington. Hanley was the cateter.
B.rier fmnllicd music. '
Tho Tlniii.sgU lug day golf handicap
lesulted In the vletorv of Air, J. II.
Biooks, by a --coio of 78 The follow
ing weie the entiles and highest cauls:
(lioss lljiidkap. U.
r w Him i 7i ii rs
I linn Uhli, ji 8 S ','1
I' It llroo'v, hT I, St
MoiuIh Moiritt tu 10 sj
s II Thin nc 'II 0 si
s II hiiip-lnii Ill 7 sr
I. W. Deikir 11". 1S 'i;
Ah and Alls,. B. 11. Smith, of Web
ster ivenue, ontei tallied on Wednesday
nlghl In honor of AIis. Geoigo Thomas,
of Lebanon.
The mid pai ty and Thanksgiving
social at the Bcelsor i lub, Thuisdav
niiht. w.ii will attended ,md must en
jov.ililu Hanley intend.
The Wault.i ilub will give a pliav.int
dame at tl.e Bli yclc dub next Filday
night.
Ml s Anne Hind gave n tea on
Thin silav fo hoi fili'iul, Allss Haul,
ol llullliiiiue Mir. was assisted by
Aliss Augusta Alurlll. .Miss Helen
Hand. Allss ':ispetli Winton. Aliss (i.il
pln and Alls-. Alii o Alattho.vs.
Aliss Blspth Winton entei taiiuil tho
Cud ilub Mstcidtiv at hei lionio on
'' ming iiv niio
At I1I2I1 : ,011 Thuisdav, All. invin
S.iM- Hunt, of ciaik's Summit, and
Aliss Al.uv l.elle Hiesei'koi. the daugh
tci ol .Mi. arid Alls G W Ulesecki'i,
ol Paid Moun. wen-nuiuieil Theieie
moiiv took idiue at the home of Pie
bi Idc 1 paietits and was pionounced by
lt'V. Abl AViigley, ol Bald A) mint, .is
slsltd hv I lev. Kevnnlds, of t'laik's
Summit. Aliss r.leinor Biesoekei was
bildt small! The usheis woio Atessis.
AV'ebb Swallnw, ol Ciaik's Cieeu, Oiin
Jaiohs, 01 ,'Uitdale, Pa ; Ai thin I3Ie
scckei, John Shelly, Joel Shell, Will
lam Blescck'r and Foidham Wtiglov,
01 Bild Alou'it. (
Mi Hunt is well-known in this city,
while he is employed as a. bookkeeper
b J O. AVIlllams ,t Bio The jouiut
o.ipk' will leslde 011 Hankson avenue,
this cltv.
The 111.11 ll.ine of Aliss Fiances Helen,
d.iulile- ot Mi. and Alls. II. ( Al
biight, to Mi. Uandolph Fit-Hugh
A!,min, ol ('i lliondnle, took place Wod-ne-duy
at the Teuaoo. The bilde woio
white stitln, leal laco and a veil. She
1 an led biido loses Atlss Caiolhto 13en
nell, hei iiiuslii, was maid of I'oiiin.
All. Clui'les Oichiul, of Plttsbiiig, was
bosl man. The niiiiil of honor woic
white ciepe do chine, and can led pink
loses The lillde was given awuv bv
lioi lather. Tho leunion was nei
louni'd by Pi'V. All. Heniy Bansomo,
of St. Amlien'.s Hplhcopal chinch, But
falo, X. Y. Bauii luinished music.
At tlio bietklast which tollowtd, but
.1 small compiny ot ilose ti lends and
li'lutlvi's wei" piesent. Among these
won- All. and AIis. J. J. Albilght,
Alhs Albilght, Alessi.s. Buj niond and
Langilou Albilght, ot liuflalo; Di, and
Aln. Wilson, ITtlc.i; Allss Almy Al
biUht, AValei flap; All. Hamilton, Cai
bouiliile; Bev. and Alls, Bansomo, But
falo; Alls. J 1I111 Bauett, Mooto N. Y.;
All. and Jim, H, H. Albilght, AVIndsor;
.Mis. Stiong, All.ss Stiong, Tanj'town,
N. Y,; Colonel and Alls L. A. Waties,
Air. and Alii. James Auhbald, AIis.
Bcnni'll, AIis. John Hull, Allss Hull, Air.
and AIis, W. B. Aiuluilon, Mr. and Alls.
John Slieior Allss Sheioi, the ABssob
Aiclibuld, of Sciaiitou,
All, Joseph B, O'Cormoi, of I'nibon
dule, and AUsd Ataiy 7:egan, of New
slieet, weie united in niaiilagu at the
ciithtili.il, Wednesday, Bev. John J.
Oilflln olllciillng. The gioom was at
tended by lil-j biothet, All. C. P. O'Con
nor, and Mm Alaiy Buike, of Penn
iivcuue, was lHldesmald, After the
ceiomony a let'eptlon was hold at tho
residence of (lie. hildo's aunt, Mis. John
M01 an, ot New .sttorit.
Mr. Albeit 11, Selilnger and Allss
Nlnu B, Abbot wnto nintiled at the
131m Paik I'liisonuge, Thuisdav, by
Bev. C. Al. illllln, D, D, Tim wedding
wan attended by a lew Intimate ft lends.
Attorney John B. Joidiin, of this
tlty, nnd Jilys Blna Loftus, of C111
boiid.ile, weto iiiuuh'd Wednesday
moinliig In St, Boso chinch In the Pio
neer city,
Ab tho bildnl pm ty uriKoi'dod down
tlio iniiln aisle Alias Alice Eihlgott
phicd Jlendelssoliirn weddlutr inaicli,
Uev Al, i:, Loftus, of St. Paul's,
Soiniitiin, meeting tho bildo and bildo
gliuilli at the altar mil Alust, was eel
obiateil by Bev, .1. J, Joulnn, of Bend
luim, n hi other of the giouiii, Bev,
Father Loftus, In other of tho bilde,
was deacon; lluv, 1', O, Huist, of Ash
ley, sub-deatim, and Bev, T, F. Colt'ey,
master of cetenionles. Other pilests
Ptescnt weie I lev. V, C. Wlntuis, of
Haw ley; Bev. W. O'Haia. of Aioh
bald; Bov. Al, J. Millane, ot Dunmore,
and Bove. Oeorgo J, DU011 and Walter
BV Goiman, of Caiboadale,
After the ceiomony u w eddliitf break"
fast wns served nl tho hnme of tho
bride's mother, Mrs. Utldgot Loftus. dm
Plko slreot, followed by n reeeptloti to
Mr. and Airs, Joulnn,
The home of Mis, T. J. Jones, of B7
Tin nop Mtloel, wiIh the scone of a pietty
Wedding, Wednesday evonlng.wliL'ii hei
tlauglitoi', M'ss Sara Jonos, was united
In mat Hugo to Air. David J. Weston.
The 1 ei oniony Wat peifoimod by Bov.
Dr. B. 9. Jones, of the Welsh CoilKie
gutlimnl church. The bildesnuilds weto
Allss Alttiy J Jonos and Allss Bllzaboth
Weston. Air. Wlllluni J, Howell anil
Bobeit Weston woie usheis.
Al!. Bllstaboth Bawson, datightor ot
Alt. nnd Mrs. Honry Buw.son, of Clicen
wood, was man led Alonday evening to
All. Clitionco Hodgson, of this city.
Tlio teieinony was pet foi mod ntt As
biny Aluthiidlst ehutch by the pastor,
Bov. Dr. W. O. Simpson, Allss H. B.
Bnwbon was maid of honor. Air. Wal
ler Hodgson was giooinsinati Ptc
vlotis to the toi oniony, whkh wns-nt-
lendeiod bv 11 latgo number of guests,
a wedding brcukfast win served al tho
home of the bride's paicnts nt Uteen
Wood. The bilde was the leclplont of many
beautiful gifts. Air. and Alts, llodg-011
will leslde In Green Bulge.
Movements of People
Mri II. 01. Mciirm a'"l so", B ly, lie hi New
nik.
Ml-i Kithiii 1'iiitt Ii it homo fiom colleKC,
at l'lnilrn,
(tiiiiml SiierliilLinltiit Clailie nnd wife 111c In
Ni York.
Mr. 1). 'I', Sweet li H lelurped fmiu 11 trip to
Witiiiu,ton
Miss (Irue Sprij-ne , h relm noil fiom a vNIt
In Xew Vork.
Mi- W. s llomlih,, ot Albion, X. Y U vi-..
illn.' Iiluidj In Dili til.
Mn (Jioirc I, 1 kid, of nomine, X. .1., ii
vNiling nl itive-t In the clt.
MM HunKcrford, of Vilirtmvn, X. V.. N the
Billot of Mlw Htlcn SindeiMin
Miss S (I. Unison, who wis In the iln sitteiul
ing In. r sister's wuhiinir, has nlurnid to lllooms
Iiiiib slit,, ui til it 'thool
Mrs. lltnr W. liawson left home on nines
di iiioiiiIiik for i sl or cl(,lit wetks' si i in llio
wistcrn put of this stale.
Miss lime l)iU, of rink's r.ieen, who wis I
Kiiel nt the lliiilgsiireltiMsnii wuliling left for
hii home on Widiudi nfliinnon
Attorney C'FI. Sopir l.s gone to I)iiliuiiie,
low 1, to ipDiir for .r, tin (I. 'J limn is in , suit
ill the United Still s iletrlc touil.
Chillis Idwiu Smt Is it linnie from suniuc
imhii-ltv, speniliiM 'ilnnk-miliic with l Id pn
tnls, H?v )r. inil Vlrs .1 II Shi lI.
Mi. end Mrs Mu?lnll II. 'lolles, of s0n,
Noiwalk, Conn , no spenduu' a few ill's with
tliur son, I'viritt W. Tolles, of Snuee stiitt.
l.'dw ml 0. (iillini, supeniMns ihputN of the
l'l ilrrnltics Viiulent Ordir, ot I'hil idi lphii, is
111 Hie 1 it on husiniss roiincttiil Willi tin oidu
Itii. I'. I' ltolilii'-ou, 1) P. his gone to spinil
Hie Sihh.ilh wiIh 11 pniph of 1 foiuiii clinic,
Ihi Sumici stmt I'lisliiliiim iliuiih, iif lim
v.
ltd III nn Mr IIkiius Mil rod mil Miss
Mi l.i oil, uf lliiiokHu N V , who spuit Ihniks
giiinir .is iruests if Di I inn . Milled, hue n
llllllill to thin Ii Hill
Mis I 1 Biown, of I ipoue iwiiin, iiioiu
piiinil hi Inr iliiijitu, Mi-s li, fi nl Bunks
Uiiinj it Wi-t 1'itlston, tin 'iuth if Mi and
Mis C ii-iui loiipkiii-
H HER POINT OF VIEW
SHU AVAS ,1 l.ugo I ul, at the Hobo
ken station, and she was anxious
for Intmm ition legaullug the tlmi,
degiec, i.iuse and munnei ot the U'l.i
waie, 1, a Lawann.i and AVestein tiain--.
Tlio t'ikel man at the window was
mildly .unused at her eplanatlotib ot
how she happened to miss the 4 o'clock,
and he was endeavoring to convey the
Inipiesslon that she had also missed the
7 o'clock, as it went at C 30.
All this time theie was a stilng of
individuals waiting in line to get at tho
ticket man and t .itch their ti.iins The
l.u go lady was so occupied in endeav
01 ing to eonipiohciul the fact that she
must wait two bonis tor the nest tialu
that she was utteil oblivious to the
anxious pations, who watched her with
unconcealed Impatience, She piuchased
her I'ullm in ticket, counted the change
Mvei.il times, and Kept on with hoi
questions nnd icm.iiks "You see, it
was this way," she explained. "I was
down at Wan.imakei'.s and I happened
to lemembei that 1 bad 101 gotten to
got some of those panne velvet i.m
lnints at O'Xelll's Thov'll bo so nice
foi t'lu Istmas bags and things It took
me a while to go the ten blocks, and
then I wanted n little lunch, so by the
time T got to tho lemniint coimtoi It
was pietty late. (What time did ou
say the next tialu goes, il o'clock?)
TI1010 was a lovely piece of panne Per
sian, Just 11 half ynul tor u dollar, so
cheap, and another woman was deter
mined to have it, but I wouldn't let go,
and, of com so, that took time. Any
way, I've got it. (loudness 1110! Do
you suppose I've lost It somewheie?"
and she began to lndustiiously count
oer bur panels, and Incidentally her
change loi tho Pullman ticket, (Just
heie the foienio.st man In tho lino
looked as if ho might do some damage
to somebody If he was not icsti allied.)
"yes," she continued, "I live In
Bciantun, Thoio weie lots ot lolka
Horn our plato down this week. How
Ions Is It since that 7 o'clock ti.iln
went at ti.ao.' Since Juno.' Oh, I guess
you miibt be mistaken. I novel hoard
then was a change. Alv son is over
thou wutchlng tho lost of the parcels.
T knew thoio was no uso .sending hlni
hem to ilml out anything, He never
will ask 11 question. Why, he'll go
blocks out of his way lather than ask
a pollceiiuin the light stioot to take,
I don't. I just say, 'Olllier, please,' and
they aie so polite after that. Why, one
led me so cniefully by tlio aim uwav
act oss Hioadway today, (The lino of
men lengthened out and the fiowns
became ominous.)
"Do ou .suppose I can get Into tlio
car now and be conifoi table?" she In
sulted sweetly, and then she leluet
antly moved on 113 the ciosa man In
tlio lend poked a patcel containing a
hat which she was e.u lying. Then
those men made a wild plunge for tlio
ticket window audi a still wilder plunge
for the dooi, and the loquacious lady's
sou leniuiked, iiitiveiontly; "You kept
that whole bunch waiting all tho tlnio
you wero chewing theie, and somu of
'em's missed their tialu."
A look of dismay 111110 over her face,
and she gasped; "Why on eiutli didn't
you tell me, Tom? I never noticed
them."
"Oh, It was too muesli fun to watch
their faces," said tho hemtloss Tom,
"You ought to have seen 'em, Thut
ope old dulfer In piiitlcular. I wus un
jojlng It, but ho wasn't, I bet lie's out
there saying things jet."
"Well," icinaiked Ills mother, after a.
moment of ioi!cutlon,"l suppose thoie'll
lie another tialu," and she couldn't bee
why, her son laughed to long.
Tho loyal load to beuuty seems to
be us mythical as the royal load to
learning, AVomen will do almost any
thing to achieve beauty except go to
bed early and bo careful about their
illel. They will surfer almost anything
except a little "elf-ilunlnl lit tho wuv
of Hwoots ami it little ttotlblo in tho
way of pmt'or nnd f.steniiHlc ccar
clse They villi ondttic almost any In
convenience, that can be tindeicone
Himsnioillcnllv! bill to Inku tip 11
method nt u foi 111 they Won't.
The other day 11 Now Ymk woman
bmitght a rime Into mutt agnlnst a
(leitimtolnglHt who hud guaranteed to
remove ceitaln wilnkleM which my
lady etmslili icil HiipeilltioilH. Whether
or not the specialist did what ho agreed
was not Hpccitloil. The ground of com
plaint wan Hint In his allempts to ob
lltointe the .i Inkles he loft soais sov
01 al times us objectionable, llenco
her teuis. Hence her action In law.
The man'i; defense was that ho could
hnvo made a billllant success of his
vmik If my lady had only been con
tent to allow him the privilege of tniik
liiff silts on lur visage wheio his
know lodge and experience dictated.
Tho lady In the case had her own
ideas on tho subject nnd insisted upon
Hflectliirf the exact spot on her coun
Ic'iiaiico where the Incision should be
innilo which was supposed to take up
seveinl laps of skin in order to tighten
it and smooth out tho wi Inkles. The
man declined (hat her choice made It
Impossible to have tho wounds hetil
without a scar. Ho his patient has 11
disfigurement which she tonslders
nioie dhnsltotis than even a cioss
section of wrinkles and Just as ln
effaceubk. Hence sho wanted damages.
Tho coitit seemed to bo lather unsym
uathetlc. Of course 11 1 oil it is torn
poed of hoi 1 Id men and now we
know they n'vor could uiuleistnnd, so
mv ladv's pathetic plea was lueffi et
na!. Theie ot'ght to be some suit of a
1 oiler an angenient connected with our
scalps so tint when the skin on our
fates beconi' s a tilllo loose, bv a few
turns of a crank we could tighten It
up like a puVcy belt or awlndow .shade.
The other dav a young woman made
.1 gieat sensation which also was
chionlcltd In tho eomt proceedings be
cause ot hot ttcentilu methods ot
getting lid of her money methods
which her kinsfolk umbilicial hlirhly
lepielionslble. AVhin they appealed to
legal means to lestialn her tho fact be
came known that she hail bleached
her hair by some powoiful Fiemh
nostnuii and that ever alter her hi.itrt
had seemed to be aftectcd. Theie Is a
somewhat piev.ilcnt idea that people
who blo.ub theii li ill have something
the matter with their bialns pievlous
to the piocess, but It Is not always
that such definite lesults ate manifest
ed theiealtei It takes a om.n of
consldei ibie balance of thai actor to
witness with cqulnninlnity the first
iippcai.iiKc of .1 gi.iy hiiir along with
its sisttis and its 1 ouslns anil its
aunts, a dob ful tiain. In the (list
shock ot th" appalling1 dlscuvciy thu
platitude rogaullng "pieniatmely tinn
ing" a "boai'llul flame tor a jouthtiil
late," 1 distinctive tiown ol ilignltv,
etc , etc, eti , aie ot little uimfoit and
she ftels like tin owing things at her
minor and Is apt to be lathei silent
ut dinnti. That is tho peuod In hei
caieer when s-he iculs with .ipp.uent
ab'-tiaetloii the "11 maikable vegetable
disi meiies" ihumleled ill the Ufws
pipois as rood tin falliiis bin and
wan. mted to icstoie giav titsses to
their mutual 10I01.
Then t is tr.it .she believes the guai
auteos ami pULH to esjiei inuntiiif, 011
her unluek.v In ail. She possibly tnes
tci thing liom hiimless walnut
iulte, whitb a.ilns liei hi.ilp and lln
geis a lieh, d.uk Flemish-oak tint, to
the wilv blci.uhcs, wlilib intie acti'.eh
at wmk, luu'iy perfoim a mhaile moie
or less hoiil'yiiirf to the viitlm Onu
bleai bed, theie .no two eo.tises opn to
liei to kec") it bleached anil hive all
her li lends look askanie nl hei, or to
wait dolelully lot the uueise lesults
leading thiovgh pile se.i-giten locks to
hideous stieaktd tftetts made up of
M igej-jollou and old m.ihogan, with
the hntelul gi.iy h ilr piedoiniii.iting.
Then It is tint she pithetiiallv decides
that the mil" woise thing thin to have
gi.iy hair Is to have it bleaihitl aitlllci
ally. No w.mdci, in some eases, her
intellect tottns on It.s tin one and hei
lelathes liiv to get out a commission
in lunacy, it isn't halt as much the
lesult 01' tjie chemical ellect of the
bleach as the mental piociss of wouy
anil humlllarion
Alen aie much to blame lor ibis dole
ful condition of lemlnlne pilde ami
Anniv
We are going to celebrate our Seventh
bargains all over the store.
Cloak Department .
50 new Shot tJackets.Sio. -ind $12,50 . -.
gaiments. Anniveis.iryS.ile Pi ice 4.5U
Misses' and Ladies' Coats.
We have taken CoaLs at fiom $12 to 15, and
made one puce on the lot. Anni- t p.-.
vers.iry Sale price ip 1 U.UU
Old Ladies' Capes.
Best line in the city at reduced prices.
Misses' Box Coats.
Many Ued and Castor. Sizss8toi4
years, Anniversary Sale Pi ice p5.5U
For Misses and Children.
Clan Plaid, All-Wool Golf Capes . . . $4.95
WoolTweed Coats, made with a
cape 40.y5
Military Blue Cloth Capes, made with
a cape, silk braid trimming npO.SD
Boucle Coats in pretty shades, very . ,
stylish ip4.95
Princess Long Coats, entirely new. -
4 to 10 years ,, t)d(v5
Ladies' Heavy Street Skirts
Special Values at $4.95, $6,50, $7.50.
MEARS & HAGEN, 415-417 Lacka. Ave
PAINE'S
Restores Health
Cures Indigestion, Nerve Exhaus
F1
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J. M. OLSON, Alachinist. mv digestion was very bad ; I had
palpitation of the heart, attacks of dizziness when getting
up in the morning, and was in a generally run-down state.
Paine's Celery Compound
it to purify my blood and keep me healthy."
J. M. OLSON, Elkiiorn, Wis
You Can be Well
Do you go home from work feel
ing exhausted, with a tired head and
an aching back? Do you wake up in
the morning with dizziness, poor appe-
SI -v
tite, and nerves unstrung: lames
Celery Compound will restore your
health, give you
strength to work,
your blood.
USE ONLY
vanity. They will peislst in s.ijlng to
their wives and rclatvcs, "Why, ho
Kiay j 011 aia getting;.' 1 should think
you'd do burnctlilng. Shows iikc." OL
(oui so, such fiendish biutalltv must
pioduce des,iei.itIon in the mind ot the
.11 cused and the lesult Is conuibion and
humiliation, fot nobody is 11101 e unleel
ln; in ills comments or his thoushts
about jour bleached hair than the man
who caielesslv icinaiked, "Why, how
gi.iy ou aie Blowing!"
Saucy JJess.
BROOKLYN.
fcppinl tu tiic Sirinlim rriliunc
Riooklyn, Nov. 30 Mis. Ledger
llatk h visithiK lrionds in town.
A child of CSeoige Gaidner is eiy
bick.
The Thanksg-iviiiK dinner and sale
of lancy ai tieleb held bv the ladles ot
tho UnhoihalNt cbuich In the Odd
Fellow h' hall was .1 hiiccebs in eeiy
way. About ?M) weio tuken in, of
which neaily $70 is iiiollt.
Mi"? lamina lIdiidfre, of Sct.inton,
JIlss Lll t'hambeiliiin, of llontioso:
Mr. and Mis. Clamor Tewkbbeuy and
Dewitt Tewbbuiy, of Scianton: Mi. and
Mrs W. A. Titswoith, of Monti oso,
spent Th.inUbK ins; w 1th friends in
ton n.
MKs Jessie Dolaway visited fi lends
in Wllkes-Bniie last week.
ersary
CELERY
"Patnc's Celery
Com pou ncl is
the only medi
cine that ever
did me good. I
have worked in
the machi n c
shop's since I
was ten years
old, and I was troubled with
nervousness and indigestion.
My whole system was weakened;
makes me well, and I now use
nerve force,
and purify
PAINE'S CELERY
AT TWILIGHT.
Writtui fur llio '1 illume:
In the otil liome .ilouo it tulliKlit rioi.
.W lnpliL fiilils In t lolips o'er Tli inKsKUinp tin,
I am iliiiining iiKiiu li tin flnliRlil'b glow
'llio luiiitiftit ilrnins nt llio lung .igo.
long ao, when mv awinl feit
WjiuUicil 'mid litmus m1i1 mil sneet.
AN lull licails mcio golden anil t-!viis weie blue,
And bfo nllected eith gloiium hue
When tho ileirest jm ot the ghnNomp earth
Was the blush ot iilmtiis the Mold's liutli,
And the ilirpcst of ill in ilnlili-.li woe-i
W.ls MJtihing tlio bright pttiN fill from the roit
I'alc i-. tlio blossom I bluiliing Xncw
ud iti lnf oierllowlng Midi tins ot dew,
the violet sobs js Mic ihcwU her lie ut,
"You loie me not as jou loicd the ileul "
liambliiig o'er mosi- iiiin gr.il,
li the rghntine of the .hip-, mil tod ty
Its bright thoins gleam in the autumn sun,
Hut its blossoms lme fallen, one bj one.
Ah! I Know full well for my thn'ts will stray
s I &it alone in the 'hailows grij,
Tho' tho arbutus I1I0-.0111 and mrit liilir growi
That eierj petal is gono from tho ne
1 Uoao unlt Srnece. t
For a Cold in the Head
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
Sale
Anniversary by giving
Dress Goods.
Plaid Back Skirtings.
Oxford mixture, former value 1.25
and $1.50. Special prices 75c and VOC
Oxford Pebble Cheviots.
5o-inch, one dollar and a quarler value,
Special price v DC
French Pebble Cheviots, 50-inch; - r
$1.50 value, Special price p 1 .5
Black Pebble Cheviots,
Very Heavy, $1.50.
Black Henriettas,' fine plain, 75c
value, Special price 5"C
tor Children's Wear.
Suitings in Plaids, Plain Goods and .
Mixtuies, 23c to 50c value. Special price. JiOC
Fancy Silks.
We are showing over 100 different
styles of Taffetas, Plisse, Etc, , at , 5vC
Cashmere Taffeta Silks, 27 shadss, ff
guaranteed to wear ,.,,,,,. JoC
COMPOUND I
vow HKk - Film
li m
Mw'iiijiWWMSflis?-jgg'jiiffljiy
COMPO UNO.
A BEAUTIFUL
MME. A. RUPPERT'S WORLD RE
NOWNED FACE BLEACH AL
MOST WITHOUT COST
NO MATTER HOW BLEMISHED
THE SKIN, FACE BLEACH
WILL MAKE IT PERFECT
Unilamo A. Rupport Bays :
"My I'm g Bleach H not n new, untried
reni"ily, but lias liocn used by tho best
people tor yeniN, mid for clissolviuf and
romo lass forevei pluiplos, Trickles, moth
patcliis, blaoklieadi, ctzeiun, tan, sunburn,
gallon noss, rouKlinesa or rcdnoat of the
Bkln, nnd for brihtenlnernnd bcuutlfyiufr
tlio comploxlou It lias no equal.
It 1 absolutely harmless to the most
delicate skin.
Tho innrvelloni improvement nftor a
fnw applications Is modt npparont, tor tho
skin becomes 11s nature Intunded It should
be, smooth, clear nnd white, fioo from
overy iiiipuilty ami blemish. It cannot
lull, tor Uh iu t Ion it) mich that it drawn tho
impurities out of tlio Bkln. and does not
cover them up, and is in isible during' use.
This is tho only thorough and permanent
way.
Uurinir tills month, I will offer to alia
trlul bottlu of mynuild icnowned Face
llleueh, sulllelunt to xhow thut it Is nil that
Iilutm lor it, nnd miy reader of tblscan
Biiim mo 1 Lents in stamps or silver, and
I Mill send tlio trial bottle, eocurely
pncki d In plain wrapicr, scaled, all charges
plenum.
Jly book 'How to ho Dcuutitul' will bo
mailed fico to nil who will Write for it."
HADAriE A. RUPPERT,
6 East 14th Street, New York
lime. Rupprrt's Oruy Hair Restoratle
iietiuiUy restores Bray nalr to its natural
cnlor. Can be usisl on any shade of hair,
ami is not n dy and docs unt discolor the
i-lilu nor rub oif 1'orftLtly llarmle8and
al wiij s i;l cs natlsfnct Ion,
Mine. Kuppert's Depilatory removes
fiiiperlliious liair In IHo uilnuus, without
pnln; -.-itl not injure) the most delicate
skin,
rime. Ruppcrt'a Dejptlan Halm tor soft
eniniruiid In nl in u- tlio taintiud hands.
rime. Kuppert's Mnlr Tonic i usltlvely
reninwfliliindiuir, nil ptalp dlonbt8, stops
tiilllni; hair, and In many l.ik-s restores
lmii.
Mine. Ruppert's Almond Oil Complexion
Soap, imide ill pilio iiliuoiid oil and wax,
DollKhtful for tho eoinploxinn und war-lante-d
not to chap tho mint dolleato skin
All of thonbovn tnilot jireparatlons arq
always kept In otuolc and inn be had from
our local uicout.
Alme.A. ltuppert'H Celebrated Com
plexion SpeeiultleH aie for salo Iu
Serunloa by
Jonas Long's Sons
EUGENE I Given Free
FIELD'S
POEMS
A $7.00
BOOK
to eaih pcrton interest,
id in bubsoriliins to tlit
I'.untim Held .Mount
imiit Fouunlr riinil,
hulistrilio any am unit
ilulud. huliM-ilitloiu
as low as SI 00 will en
title dnnor to liU daint
ily artMic oluiuc.
'1'li.l.U ll.vlHlib"
clot II hoind, Sll), ai
a icrttllt-Jti! of euluciip.
tku to (und, Uork
imitului a selection ut'
I kid's best and umjt
'illllllnnUorilio
tentiii j.HhihI-
MIIII0l J IIIS-
tMli'd by tnlr
tj.two of tho
world's (ireul.
tst ArtlNlH,
nnrfsentatbe works and is ruidy for de
Hud. Hut (or tlio noblo lontritiiition ol tho
world's krejtest Jrll.to IhU hook lould unt
li.nf beiu uuimlj(.tuicd (or kbs than $7 00.
Dm I'mid lU'Jttd U ditliKd iiiull be.
(nun the liinlly o( tlio lato Iluueiic field
und tlio I'mid (ur the building u( a monii
Hunt In tlio numory ot tho piloted IJ01.I
of ihllUiiooil. Addrm
liuij.'iii; l:lelJ A onument Snuvcnelr Fund
Chlcujo, III
II joii also rtbli (o tend postage, cncloii
10 leuts
COMPLEXION
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