Till! SCKANTON TRIBUNE-S ATUKD A lr, FEBULTAKIT 16, 190T.
WEST SCRANTON
I -
CONTAGIOUS
DISEASES
DEMAND THE ATTENTION OF
HEALTH AUTHORITIES.
flagrant Violations of the Law Dis
covered by Officer Lewis in Morris
Court Funeral Announcements.
Thomas H. Dale Will Speak Belorc
tho West Side Republican Club on
March 14 Y. W. C. A. Reception
and Other Mntteis of Interest.
Personal Items.
'A rnpo f grot.ii neglect of tin- Iuvvh
of liualth woh tineurtliod yesterday In
iMonis court by Health OIIIcit Thomas
V. LuwIp, when ho went to funiliratc
tho prumUos at Noh. R0 and l'ti. Jh.
AgncH ZollncrltnOi died Thursday after
u jiiiitraetril Illnexs fiom diphtheria,
wnd riovurul children In the house him
now not-fly mulcted with tho disease.
Tho health otlleor leuincd that nr
laiiKoineiits had been inadu for a pub
lic funeral this nioinltii; and a wnko
was to have been hehl In the house
last nlRlit. J. owls tacked up n sIku on
tho hntiM, and onleicd all tho people
away from the house. After doliiK ( IiIh
ho fumigated the premises, and left to
i-onlVr with Dr. Allen lelatlve to the
i-iisc
Tho latter Instructed lls to u
forco the law, and sent Captain Utirku
in assist him. AVlien tho two olllen
j cached the house the second time,
they found the sign tacked on the ad
joining house, whoio s-uver.il additional
eases of diphtheria were dlsuivered.
Kolluorltrsh'H house vvn again phi-
"iided, nnd then Lewis reported thu
iiw to lieutenant AVIIllams.
A i H o'clock last iilKlit Lewis unl
AVIIllams visited tho house and found
iln I'otps-o Hiirroundod with women,
nnd in an niljnlnlnfr room u munber of
ini'ii ueio assembled, regaidles.s of the
jestrletlons placed on tho premises.
Tho place was again cleared out, ond
llie occupants threatened with arrest,
which ibceniud to have the desired (..f
JVct. The people tiro all forclgnem and do
not n'cm to understand the resti lo
tions placed by law on contagious dis
eases. The funeral of Mrs. Kolluurllrsli
was to have been public this morning,
but Lewis prevented this and will be
mi hand to enforce the law.
Will Mnko an Address.
The committee recently appointed by
:he West Side Central Kepublicnn club
ABOUT THIS
TIME LOOK
OUT FOR
(COUGHS
") and colds
TAKE
DUFOUR'S FRENCH TAR.
Today, and for Nine Days
Our Annual Sale o
Men'
We carry not only the largest, but the best stock ot medium
nnd line white shirts in this city, livery size, every make,
every peculiarity that stands for merit is found in Globe Ware
house white shirts, and whether tho wearer be short or tall,
slim or stout nukes no difference. "We can fit him perfectly
as though he had had a shiit made to order.
v Anot
her Important Point
.'arehouse white shirts
lins are used in their manufacture, while the fitting are of as
ood a quality as your grandmother would have bought when
M't about making a new go-to-meeting shirt for her good man.
We might also add that all shirts have gusseted seams in the
skirts, sleeves, back, etc.. while all with the exception ot the
lowest numbers are reinforced back and front, and have
patent neckbands.
A Few Price Facts.
Xo.li Is ;i Shirt that sells all over the country for 451:
fuul 50c. The sale price in any size is OOC
Xo. 2. Is a While Shirt, made with continuous facings; has double
reinforcements back and front, patent neckbands, etc. Our 1
popular half dollar shirt at 32C
Xo. .1 Is double-stitched throughout; has short or long fronts, all
Icnghts ol sleeves, etc., and made irom the famous Woinsut- .
tcr Muslins. Regular tsc quality lor 45C
Xo. 1. These Shir ts have every advantage that the highest priced
goods on the market possess, and being made from New Yoik Mills
Muslin, are absolutely guaranteed for service. Regular 7SC s1
suits lor OxzC
Xo. 5. Ourcelebiated untearable Night Shirts, made from best
standard muslins, white or fancy trim, 54 inch long, and very .
best making. During this sale 45C
Xo. 0. The best made Night Shirt in the market and guaranteed
to give satisfaction in service. Regularly sold by us at 75c. ,
The sale price .' OOC
Globe Warehouse
., ssfVSl'Sp'
to urraiige for speakers to address tho
members on subjects of general (Inter
est have secured the services of Thorn-
nu It Tinla wlm ulll Niir.nk before lilt!
n ... whivi ...... ..... .-,--
club on Thursday evening, March 11,.
' Tills will bo tho iirst of nf VfW ufc
nddi esses to be delivered' befjnV .thpj
club, und urruitEeincnjs v'jIllHii&n1'-1-''
for the acconuuodatlou)ot-uiiine.jp'nir-.
hers and tlielr frleiAls. A 'lunch will
In provided, nnd otjier features will bo
enjoyed, which will be aniioiinced later.
Jlr. Dale is a foniier resident of "West
Kurniiton, and Is too well known hens
to need any introduction. His pres
eixo nt thu club will insure n largo at
tendance ami lie the means of stimu
lating the party workeis to lenowed
Interest In the organization.
Patriotic Athlotic Sooioty.
The following programme will bo
tendered In Meats' hull next Tuesday
evening, under tho auspices of tho
1'atriotlo Athletic society:
I'lmo nol
lloti
Prof, ll.ui ill Jenlilui
tlaild .lonUtu
)J ill bleplu in
itoia mils
MIm .luinlo (ilea' in
WUlhm I'rli'e
Ilclij miln Hughes
..llii- Phillips Maggie ll.nis
Miss MiiM-!i
.
-)ln
Sol..
Silo
Soli
Whistling mln
I luo I
lii'lll.llliit
Iluth :il)'l wini; il.ln'i'
Tumbling
li.it; punching
Plan. A.ilo
Nmg
II. .ny I'.inli
UniUti llmih'ri
....Thoints Mitlllgin
Talllc Louis
.llig 1'iiur ijiiailetle
, faille- DurLIn
Sdi "
The enleilalnmont will bo
by u social.
followed
Ivotltes Annual Banquet.
The lioli.-rt Morris lodge of lvorlt"s
will liold thel. annual banquet at tho
Fail child hotel on 1'ilday owning,
.Match 1. It Is uuileirlood that the"
affair will b a "stag," similar to the
spread iPontly held at tlio Olhloif,
.Hid will be more i Inborn to than heio
lofuie. The abovo dati will be HI. David's
day, and it has been the custom of
the Ivotltes to celebrate the event
with n bnno.uet for man yeats. Tho
annual onteitnlnment nnd banquet of
the Ladles' Aid society of the Taber
nacle Congregational church will bo
held on tho kimo date.
Simpson M. E. Chinch.
Il.-v. A. .1. Van Cleft, of Dunmole,
will occupy the pulpit of the Simp
son MethodlFt 1'plseop.il church to
moirtiw morning, and Jtev..T. U. Sweet,
IX P.. will pi each in tho Dunmore
Methodist Episcopal chinch.
The oillclal board of tlie Simpson
Methodist Kplst.np.il church will meet
on Monday, i-veniug. It is understood
that Dr. Sweet does not desire to be
leturned to tho Simpson chinch by
the next general conference.
Jnckson Street Baptist Chuich.
The Ladles' Aid society met Wed
nesday for thu iirst time tlds year and
oiganlzed with Mis. Mary Wagstaff as
piesldent. There was a large attend
ance. Mis. Casslo IJedmond and Mrs.
,T. H. Williams are thu two competitots
for the quilt.
The choir will meet every Vilday
More We Will Continue
weai well, only the bebt mus
White Shirts
nlulil, 1'iof, Davis has received tho
miislu sent for.
Propniutlons arc going on by the
children to present tho famous Tom
Thumb Wedding on Washington's
blithday, February 21.
Tho pastor Is preparing his annual
Illustrated, sermons for Sunday even
ings. Topics: "O rent Hymns nnd
Their Wilteis." "Tho l'rodlgal," "Tho
Life of Job," "The Story ot tho Blind
Man," "Mv Mother's lllble."
The pinor meetings are well nttend
.tsl'nnd ii deep sphltual Interest pre
Villi". '
Younjr Women's Reception.
An Informal reception was held In
the Young Women's Christian associa
tion rooms last evening for n number
of young .women who have recently
beconfo members. Tho affair was very
enjoyable and well nttcuded.
Those who assisted In entertaining
were Misses Anna Strickland, Mary
Davles, Mary Null, Mabel Jayne and
MIjs Jones,
GENEItAI, NEWS NOTES.
Mi. M.illn.v, nf I'ttlou strirt, fell on tlu ice
in TiiurvIJV onil froctuiril lior .um.
.Mnrff.ui 1. DitiliU, of Dii Won i.ttcet, ii .it
lci..Jlni; thu funeral lit a ulauw in SiUuilMIt
county.
'I lie f.niioul Tint 'iliuiub viiMmk will li" if
proiiurisl nt Ho Jick"ftil trcct lljptlit fhunli
en Till. 21.
Mltirian loil(ie f( iMil IMIiiwi' lulil tl-rir regu
lar wiiMy meeting; l.ul ii'iiliii,r, Mlildi j
wll iitliniiiil.
At tlio imciliis of lVjli.ii loJm-, No. :i7.
Ix.jal K'iiIkIiI of AnKi'.ia, TliurMljy cvinlni;, o-ic
i-.indlilate .ii Inlllitcil iitiil fuiir pnpmltlntii ii'
irlicil for ii'liMtotcment, 'llio In'cc liailti, k
ilurl tho lie fur rdiotatcniciit In si, tlic ile
tlrlnir to u.iin iMcnmo nftlliatcit must d -
liinr tn Apill t. Adi-r lli.it Jalc tho ki will
n;.iln li ijIm-iI.
II. M. IKill, fonncily o( Vnik, Pa., Iia.s Hccqit
nl a wlilon Willi T. K. Pilio, the luiliir.
lii.liort loiii'r, tlie pli'inlnr, lui punliasul llio
Imp mill ti.liucn ol I'lillip Mnilln, mi Soilh
ll.nli; P.ntv r-Miui".
'J he iluplojcs nf t' '.It. 1'tr.K.lut cnllli-ry
mho piiil jitlml.i;-.
lloi. S. ('. Login, II. II.. i.ill pic.itli in (It
'iiimir Afiiiio I'ni-liiliri.iii ihuiili ."uivhy
iiiulnp, (I p. in. A MiKonie to nil.
'I lie LjiIIis' Alii hKiily of the 1'irt VI". Mi
Ciuii;it;ntliti.l clmtili, on Soulli Main aniiu
I'Ntiml ,i licjity linltatlun to all to ctteiid tliur
-'M lounliy toa p.m, Mhiili Mill be glim on
VVMlilnKlun'a Wrlliiln. Tea. ifroc? (panuki-O,
lliin IncaJ nnd liutkr, ami M country c.ikr
will be sitieil. Tlio ai1ml.iin fen is onlv til
i cut, he cream will be i-olil extra. Come
aii'l have n ion time.
The nlulit nho.il nt Xo. 1.1 biilldln; has bieti
iloveil onli c to the lack of ntleinlince.
A clans of I'liiillit.itrH wuc inlllilnl into 1lio
in: .-.lilies of the Piotestat.t Homo Ciitlo List
limine.
The union over the lunalin ol the Lite. Unix
Jowpli Lxnili were comlucteil at the lion-, near
thu Arilihald mine, jcitenkiy afternoon. Inter
nient Mas mails In the Wn-thlniiti uticet remoter-.
'I he lenulnt of tlie hte Mr-i. Aii" Zeleiieiiti.li,
of Moirii lourt, Mill 1m pilwuly luternil thla
liiornlnp.
Ml Mibil Speneir, 01 llijj .laikson ntnot,
inlerlalniil the einplo.nt. of the (.lobe Wan houe
lit 1 M nine. Those Mlio .i-lleil in rmhliit;
Mire Alrt. lTukc ami Jin. ltenler.
Pea Coal $1.50 a Ton Delivered,
to South Slile, central city nnd central
llvdo Park. Address orders to J. T.
t'harkey, 1011 Cedur avenue. 'Phone
6(i3.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Mrs. Daniel Melvin Entertained a
Large Party of Friends Last
Night Other News Notes.
A veiy pleasant party was lrtt
evening held at tho home of Mrs. Dan
iel .Melvin. at ::i Alder street. Th-J
evening was whlleil away with games,
Mings and dancing. At P' o'clock dainty
A'tnuds wi-ie M-rvod by tho hostoss
Music was furnished by Martin
Hooney.
Those pi e.sont Aveie: Misses Katie
Sullivan, Katie Itutler. Nellie Culllno,
Katie Miller. I.ucy Sullivan, Mamo
Kelly, T,,ucy Hartelson, Klla Hartelson,
Katio Quililan, Nellie Qtilnn, Thoimn
Mawn, Mai tin Kooney, M. .1. itoonoy,
Thomas Osborne. John l.ungan, Floyd
Hartelson, Fred Sprandlo, Daniel Sul
livan, John Urosel, William Golden,
William Ileal), John DIelJ! and John
Cirambo.
Second Annual Ball.
Tlie bc-coud annual ball of the Patri
otic Older Sons of America Uugle. Fife
and Drum corps, which was held lust
evening under tho management of their
Humpernickel tiand at Athletic hall,
amis a splendid success, about 1.10
couples attending. The hullwas beau
tifully decorated with gaily c'oldrcd
bunting..
Tho affair was In chaige of a com
mittee consisting of A. I liahr, 1
Jones. F. W. ltlce. J. I.'. Itoth, 11.
Chase, 11. Sanies. VV. J. Melster, (
ynme, II. Wels, F. C. Miller, F. Dles
Ing. A. J. llammen, V. Kelletman, II.
Kii-fer. W. FrantK. F. W. Herman. J.
N. Smith, J. Hvans and James V.
Ledger.
Told In a Few Lines.
An nl rinhuncn t .mil suir n 1mii : -i
iwiilng liy the iiiiinlnrj of tho IVonnn'ii miim
of M. Paul'? chuirh anil vn a iry rnnyalii
fit-lit. The following programnm a uiiilriuli
Oiiim K-liction, PioffiMir Kiolij mm, iliunli
i lu.ii ; pUno fculo, AINs A, 111 it-.; suhi, Ml.i A.
.slmlrr; pl.nio wlo, Jllt-i I'riula Kunurbi-i ; ml
Ijtli.ii, Jii-i I.illie I.ult; hiIo, M1-.1 A. Kltilii;
piaii'i null), Mn. At. llalllionij mln, Alls I,
KilU'i: n-kitlon. female iholr; piano duet. Mix
1'ilnli Korn icbrr ami MIn Uilllioin; yon, Allv
V. lilolln; pi, i no aula, Ali.s V, (Slav.-, iluet. MI.I
Siuliei mil MI'i A. Kliulir; mlo, M, KjIIiii;
h Hi" wilo, Miss Maitfjul llillliiini
lliL- St. IVtu'it s-Hiily lll nut i m-xt .suiidiy
aiipriiikiii ill M. Shrj-'n lull at '-'...'i n'dock.
Tin i:ii tiie City Touriat ilub will hulil a ickii
l.ir inii'tlliK in .'-illnhy aftiruoon jt '.'..'(i) o'lloik
in their rooim on I'runt Hicct.
Tlio people nho aio ulillfcil t.i trjel t lurry
nii-i-l, lu'twoen I'illkton mill (Vilir iiu-iuiu, iro
Ju-Uy liullKiuiit at lliu iniir.u of llm HiitluiTilit k
n-ioiisi1ile for tlio coinlitloii ot tlit-t .tieit. It is
Kite to ejy tint nut S10 In Uric jcun lui briii
! nt by Hie aiilboiltie.4 In m.ikii'if i liable tlili
-Irrit, Willi h U to tmirli Hied by the peupla of
Ninth Scr.uiton. Ami to aiU to th. Cherry
Huet Is tho only street uosilni; PltHton aieiuie
for many bloiks in.li vuv wliiih ban no .tn-t
lliflit. In all lamlor tlii Mrrit tboubl nut be ill-.,
iiiinliutiil aeiin.t.
Jim. JUM Turmr, of Piar ntuit. N wij ill,
thuiiuli Alluhlly ImproM'd at llili mIiIhl"
lly I he iin.iniiiioiih Mile of tlie iiiutiil) cimfri.
rm it of Ci'iIji- Aeini Mflhiiilll llpiiiupjl chinili
at iU iihiiI elun tlie blOn i i niin.lid In
n-uiiH tlio paitor, lit v. I', p. Pole, to tl.it
iliiircb for anotliei jiur. The ilnmli l iiijoyini;
u piiiuil of crontli ii(ir beiorn iiiialeil In Hi
bl.toiy. The tiu.tti ban- niiiuil an upllon
on a niw butlJInir tlio, ,m. now olfn tlio par
on.ite ami rhnrcli propirty for :j1j nt a eiy
luw (lk'iiie.
Pied LciiKler. ot '-tone .hit. in, an rinplo.ie of
tlie Colliery Knxlnivr i-omiuiiiy, who Mi-tJliiid
iiijiirit-i to bU anliie hiiii tune juo, ii wplilly
lll)iloIli
THE HOuUIEST RIAN IN SCRANTON
u w;ll ra the liamUouiMt, ami otlien
are invited to call on any druccUt and Kit
lieu a trial bottle of Kemp'a IUI-jiii for His
Tin oat und bnne, u niiiiiiy that Is u'luuntdd
to Hire and relleie all Clitonle and Aiule Coiiulm,
Asthnn, llioncliltii and Comuiuptlun, I'rltc iW.
Hid iOf.
TO VICTIMS
OF COUGHS, CATARRH
AND CONSUMPTION,
Sensible Advice Which i( Follow
ed Will Save Their Lives.
Small pox killed less than one thous
and poisons In this country during
l'JOO. Consumption nnd Pneumonia de
stroyed the lives of one hundred nnd
seventy-eiulit thousand, ol.v hundred
and ninoty-flve during tlio same period.
Ono casij of small pox will frlu'hlen
thousands into adopting' tho advice of
their physicians or the rules of tho
Health Hoard, yet those allllcted with
I'oueliH, t'atarrh and Consumption
uttetly iKnoro such advice, do not heed
the reports published by tho ltureau
of Vital Statistics but Instead, spend
thiilr time and money trying to cure
these diseases with treatments and
remedies which are not recognized by
regular physicians, never mentioned In
health reports, and cannot possibly
teach the germs causing the disease.
Now If these peoplo would Investi
gate every tetnedy manufactured,
study the construction of the air pas
sages, and be guided by the reports of
tlui llureau of Vital Statistics, they
will soon iitui there Is but one lemedy
and ono method by which Consump
tion can be cured.
To bo sine, stomach medicines may
give strength and flesh to many, and
vapors and sprays of strong drugs
leaden the lough, but the repoits ot
tho Bureau of Vital Statistics prove
how utterly worthless those treat
ments have been In stopping the pro
gross of Catiurh and Consumption.
HYOMICI, tho Dry-Air Uermlclilfl
was discovered In lS'Ji, but did not
connj Into general use until lSUil. Now,
instead of going into tlie merits of this
new lemedy, ve usl; you to turn to the
jeurly reports of deaths and their
causes published by the government In
lh, you will find that the Increa-so In
deaths fiom Consumption and Pneu
monia slopped then; that in 1M7 they
wore fill titer i educed, and that this re
duction increased annually until it
reached a giand total ot 23,:S05 In 1900.
That 11YOM10I cured 'J3.303 persona
of consumption In WOO. will undoubt
edly surprise many, but when you
know that Coughs. Colds, Catiurh and
ltioiichltls. which are the starting
point of Consumption, cannot exist
when HYOMKI is used, it is easily
understood.
IIYOMEI is tho only ouie for
Coughs, Cutarih, Hronchltls and Con
sumption because it Is tho only germi
cide which can bo inhaled in the air
we, breathe.
HYOMKI is tlio only cure becuuse it
Is through the air we breathe alone,
that the germs of the disease can be
reached and destroyed.
Five days' treatment is sent free to
any address .on receipt of 2c stamp.
HYOMKI sold by all druggists or
sent by mail. Complete Outfits $1.00.
Trial Outfits j.-.e. Hyomel Palm,
(a wonderful Healer), ioc.
The H. T. Booth Co., Ithaca, N. Y.
NORTH SCRANTON.
.bnrei P.ivh, ol Cjjiva Mrwt, i ilar.Reioj.ly
111.
VHliii Mr.) tin. of IlnriK Spring. Alk., ie
tiiuuit to bis f.nnr h' me on Church aumie,
ami it ihpw Miilrrlni; with pnnini'onia.
Mr. Dilos Moure i ionaleccnt.
Mr. ami Mm. .1. Kwm, 'f VVVt Mirkit .trct,
aie lejoicliiic omt Hie .irmal of a biby boy.
TIiiiiiiih llenrj, of Wist Mutkil Vnit, U
tllL'lilly InilltnoMil.
The Willow 1 1 mill Ilium corru, of the
lllgl.unrk, will lioU u il.iue in Mulhc-tiii'ii hall,
Fib. '.
A liru'e crowd thronged the auililorluin to
.itn, .lolm .1. Sjltnoii'i. i-oiiu-il) Urania, "Down
in llie Alife, in' the Pluik-Me Store," wlilih ai
Mi'untitl In a mot t-iti-failmy lnaniiir. 'the
c.it v.a-. (oiiipoM'il n.tiriiy of local talnit.
MIh Mji'imt f'o.uie, oi lllooin avenue, km
unprlkcil 'lliuiMlay eniiinir by a ljrse iiinnliir
if fildnl-i In liunur of lui MtitlnK trlniil, Dr.
I.ibliio M.intmi, ol PhlUilclpliU. A iny ple.ii
ant i MhliL- was pint, .itiO it iniiliiiBhl ilainty
ri'tli-lilliilill weri! mieil. Thoie prist nt weio-JIKse-i
lliiiliret llealey, of Orlionilalej .Vtinle
'llioin.is, Dm i Moore, (ir.uo (iibbon-., lierniulu
.mil Monb.l ("ojiii- ami 1)1. Mbbie M.intoili VVII
li.un bowls William Il.im.tt, .Tohn Iclany, Dr.
.1 li. Stanton, M. J. Morun, T. .1. Cone, Pr.
VI. li. Mnpcr, of 1'itl'ton: M. .1. C'o.mio, II.
T. Sneiieer ami Mrs. ami Arn. bowls.
Tlie fe-.lh.il of tlie Vtenioiia' ilinrci. uino In
an mil Thursday. 'I lie mcn-H wn far bejoinl
tlie anticipation of the nol MtiKulne of lntinhcM
'I In wavwoik of Mia. Muterna caie ninth mini
mint ami the tiblrau bv tho jounu ladlci was
mi.v liiterc-tliisr uinl in.tmethe. 'I lie dour piiie
Ihe tir-t niKlit wa w-uii lii Vo. 178, and wai
Ik Id by M1-.-I lUlher Rvan-i. of Piktliuiic. 'Ilia
Mliet pillow was won by Mi. Ilannnah I'.ian.
ol lliitl. .iMini, llils illy. Tlie giii&s ul by
All. Pi lie, tin wlni.lin; iiunibcr of the door
prki llie n'tond l.kht w-.w .IV, Tlie pally hal
ing the ahou iniinbi-i, ln.il net the lamp at
lTn'i summit aemie. 'I he linuli is xiy niatutul
to ill who lnlpe.1 lo make tlio rlfml nr!i J
MIKISS.
'Hi'- Vlinlonati kik lit oi llio Piolderto Pns-b.vt.-ii.m
iliuii.li had llielr monthly inei-tliij; je.
i(n)i uftitiDon Willi Mis, ,1. II. I'l-li. Vn
iiiti-iestiiu proinamtuc 01 mUxioiuiy tupiiK wis
.I'lisiileitil, followlinf whltli lliflit reiii".hiiiiis
ueie lervtd.
DUNMORE.
"'Iii.i Annuo CbiUtUn eliurch"l,ieathliig nwin.
Ing und ivinliip, by the rator, Kev. J. 1),
D.ilmej. Alurning Mnlct- t 11 o'lliKk, topic,
"llie bord'a Supper. ' r.trniux feriice at 7.:ifl
o'lhuk. tople "IVe Ilaie Viftd Unlo A'ou and
Ami Han- Not Pained," Sunday mIiooI al ID
u'llotk: iiii-n's ituctlug at il-id n'lb'ck.
Diiniiion Mitliodi.t Kplseoiul rhunh -Het. A.
.1. an I left, pastor. The Hn. .bilm II. hweit.
I. )'., will oiTiip., lhe pulpit In the morning
iu cubango with Mo pistor. und the paitor
will pitith iu llie (tiuiig. Tho mbjeot of tho
f-iiinon In the nenliu will ho "Mr-. illon
and llei Ihiuhel," The other sniliis will bo
held as usiul. 'ents free and ill made welcome.
liudley Mieet IlaplUt ibunb-lt v. li. II. North
will ottupy the pulili at boil, morning and
cieiihg mike. VII aie wide nine, huts nee.
llm mm of the Aiithodlst Kplnopal thurili
an Inislly piepaiing lor tin lr Mippir 'o bo
held iu tin. Minday whool room nil I'tb. 'ii.
I.iirylhlng cntUKiled wllli the ntT.iir Is In bo
loikul liter In lhe nun ot the ivngii gallon.
Tim l.ullis nf the thiiuh arr iuoying lhe plus,
im t of going to at lean, one -.upper that they
did nut Ii.im- to oi range, while tlie men pioteas
t.i be .'lad ilut liny will be able to attend cms
that liny did pr'paio and that is prepaicd
ill hi.
Vll.i. lwiluiim' llubiiu, oi Carboudale, i lilted
fill mis in town ycstriilay.
Hi', (i. .1. Clianibulain, of Plakily tticet, Is
(oiiiah'i-ient ullir his mt'nt Illntss,
Tho tblldren of Mr. II. fl. ('air, of Dudley
meet, an- (lowly iicoieilng fiom keuro at
tails of the mcudeg,
Notlu to TeachersOn ateoimt of funeral will
not lie it boroigh bulhlliiB before tl.M oVIot!;
p. in. , Augu.t Walilcis, treasurer.
GREEN RIDGE.
Sirs. ,1 H. Miller, of Prim aunue, tnt yiS
leulay In Carbondale.
I'.iiuy tablo butitr, -5 ccnU ptr pound, at U.
0, htcMlia'.
Tho body of lhe lair llev. W. 0. (Jalpln
reached (lieen Ilidgo on the .1'J Delaware and
lludrf.il train jtiterday afteiuoou fiom 1'uadllla,
N. V., and was In tene 1 Iu Dunmoio crincteiy.
nreiid, cake, iic, iream pun, crullcni, fiom
1 bat baker., at i:. G. Stcuiu'.
OBITUARY.
Isaac Brown.
Peierfully , ttid qul.-lly iMae fliown pawed
imiy from this world lout uhilit. .Vflrr two
inonil-jt of painful lllncM peato tame, nnd ut
8.35 o'clock last night the joung man, win
wnt eer)ono' friend and who went tliroimh ilfj
ivilli a emtio ond klmlly nod to the highest
and lowrst, expired. Ills life rbbcil uway flvo
minute niter he bad pawed lido a peaceful,
tutful lcei). 'i
lie opent an evccllcnt day jcstirdiy, and for
the fli-st time during tho Ial weik hopoj ot
lecsrtery wire entertained. A niddm chan'O took
plate, tioni-uT, and mitrrmided by numbers
ol his family th end eanie, llecet.ei was
lint lieutenant ot Company 'K. liilrtitntli Ii'k'I
MPtil, ami itrrreil in tho guard ilurlne tho lulo
war.
lie was CO Vears of age, bring- born In this
city Nov. 29, 1"7'., and was educated In tho
-lly public siliouls. Aitrr lcnaing them be was
identlltid Willi Ids fither, M. ilrown. In tha
iiuiuitcmoiit of llro.ui'n lice lilve lor many
jrat, mid rhowril excellent IiusIikm ability.
About rlKlit jean niii. he Joint d Cunip.niy I) of
the 'Thirteenth reRlmint, and thru rapidly aib
vaiKdl from the ranks In n lion icnunlwiloned
oflker. When the war biol.e out, lie was nn the
Mart of Colonel II, .V. Coukoii, and k riolllicd
the fiinrlions o( ipiaitermaiter MtKeant for the
riiilim-nl. lie lonlrnrteil a furious Illness In
ramp, but his riiKKcd, ntllnb phiiln,ue itood
1.1 tit In Kixxl stead, nnd he pied mdly Ihionili
the critical Mast.
Vt lliu comtuilou of the war and mustir
Inst out ol tin renliueiit l.e itlurnisl lo private
llie, but in -Inly, 1000, was uiiahimou'ly ilio-i'n
icinml lleuliiiaiit ol (.'imip.iiiy K, nf tlie reor
tfitilod Tllrtecnlh. On Jnn. 7, be was nihunced
lo lust lltutiiianl, but necr bad the oppot
(unity of iiijojlnsr the honor.
It wus two niuiilhs ano that' bo first Mill'eml
any Hints, and ulnr t'ting trt.ited for Home
lime for the grip lift Ills Iml npparcnlly tiired,
He oon found it neiestirj, boweier, to con.
tlnue rci'tHliii; tri'ulinrnl, and iluruir the la.t
icitn weeks was ronimid to bis bid, with
what was pronounced an unusually dtveie case of
la Rilppe I Hood poifonliiK iilo Kit in, and
ilevplle all lliat the best mrille.il aid niid nib'
lice could do, he nank rapidly and towaids th?
inldillo of tlds week hi llie was dispnlred of.
An opeiallon was jelenl.iy pt-ifoimed, ns a
last possible ni.urt, and alter lids there wi m
mirked a ihange for the belltr tint hopes wvin
air-iin l eil led. Iletoic bo iWed on inlo tin
(.leip fiom wbli-h he was doomed never to awake,
KUierous ibantts of bis rct-ou-ry w-eie pro
liouueed. During the lit iwo Joais dcteiiid atlcd as
local ai;ent' lor a numbir of IiMiiaucc uuuu'ies.
llo w.ih n member of the luieolint and Protui
ie Order of i;iks, tlie Ma-ions, and aNn nil
oii1cl.il of the Spinlili- Vmnlian War Veterans
BSMHiatlon. ilia father and niotlur and two
bmthtrs, fiuitnie and Leon, mtilvt- liiin.
The tiewH of Ids death will brim; j chill to
the Iit-ait ot ctery one who rcr kmw Kiae
lliown. 11 Is duiibtfiil 11 there is a juiintc man
in tin- illy belli r kiiim ii or more popular than
he. None who knew bun tould ro-ist his frank,
open nuiinir, lie bimuht xunshiiie with him
Mlieieier he win' mid lell Mollis ami ood
burner eei- In hind l.lin.
Adam Mnthias.
Ad mi MutliluJ, atd Si year, diul i-lnil.iy
alliinoon nt his lesid'nte, tilll lllrth (.titel, atter
a four neeki' illntss. The dniated wan an olu
resident of South Sttanton, and was hi Id In
liluli esteem by a lare number of icqnaintamc.
lie is kiinhcd by three lijinjhteis, Mis. Jieob
Manswcller, Vir. .MjiIii.h Tine nnd Mrs. Max
I.iulu Is:.
'lhe funeral will take pl.uo Sunday afternoon
at 2.:0 Mi nk. lutermtnt will be made in tlie
Girmin Catholic cenieltry.
Miss Catherine Connelly.
Mis ( "al ht-i Itie Cunmlly, ace 'J3, daughter "I
Mr. and Mr. JlltthUs ronnill, of I.eusett'i
Mroi't. died at the liome of In r i-1-.lcr, Mr. D'lie
Cromwell, of VV"tv.t AInrktt Btiett, attir .1 brief
Illness with pniumoma. She is burilwil by hir
paientu and two sisttr.s and thiee brnlliem, Mrs.
Annie Cronlej, Mrs. Oliie Cromwell, PatiiiU
J., MUtheiv nnd Charles,
lutein cut will be midu in liunmorc icmclerj
this attemooii at t. o'clock. N-rilec nt llie
huujc.
Thomas X. William.
'Iliomis X. Williams, ,i,il si jeai-s, died jes
teidiy al his home, '.,75.") l'rlnk ttieit, after an
IIIiiimi of tour jivi" duration. Uiicasci! was
tniplotd for many yius as a minor in lhe
llii(.'t;s slialt, and is suiilud by ills wife, -mij
sun and one dauhter. 'lhe mil is llinry Wil
liams, of North Filiiiiiio niiiiiiv.
Tlio funeral will ocrur tomorrow altuniHin.
lntiiment will bo Made in Ua-liliuill sluet
ciliiitery.
Mrs. Patrick Hennegau.
Mis, Palikk llinnesan died suddiuly at her
bieiie on D-lnkcr strctt. Punmire, laic 'Ihuivlaj
lilcht. Piuimr lhe uunin she w.u, appanmly
in !u r usual health, hut nui'dtnly rouiplained
ol K-iere pains nnd diul wilhln an hour She
is Miried by her lmb.ind and thrto ihlldun.
'lhe (oner ll will lako plate liom her lali.
borne tcmorrow aftirnoi n at 'J o iloik.
Mrs. Joshua Thicket.
liluabcth, aiii'd 10 .leais, tlio wile oi .J.i-h'U
'ihlckft, died yi-Meiday at tlie family rcsidimc,
bid Uiri.li street, Piuimoie, ,Mie Is nuilved by
her hii-li.iliil and the following iliildrtu: I '.mi
line, (intrude,, I.llllan nnd Maude.
'lhe filiK'ul will be held funn llie lesldinco
tl is afternoon at a o'doik.
Miss Jennie Blglin.
Mis ib-iiiili- llndlu, aad JO, yean, ilinl wster.
lav. at the homo of tin- parouu, Mi. and Mm.
John lllu'Ilii. of 7 (Vithcu tiett.
1'iiucr.il ntiuouiiiinieiit later.
Minnie, the II -y ear-old daiuhtir ol Vlis, Was;.
ntr, ol l.i Ninth Van llurtii airnue, died
jCblcid.iy. 'lhe fuueial will tako pkue tuinoi
We will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Liverita, the Up-To-Date Little
Liver Pill, when the directions are strictly com
plied with They are purely Vegetable, and
never fail to give satisfaction. 25c boxes contain
tOO Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c boxes
contain 15 Pills. Beware of substitutions and
imitations. Sent by mail. Stamps taken.
Nervita Medical Co., Corner Clinton and Jack-,
son Streets, Chicago, 111.
Sold by McGarrah & Thomas, Druggists, 209 Lack-;
nwanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
fE jlEAfJ wq JlO's ? EA t
nilttTUU
V '"V 11
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THAT they are very likely to be filled with nrlo acid (Kid
ney poison) without your knowledge, because the Kidneys may be
diseased and not give forth any paint
THAT you cannot have good health and disordered Kidneys f
THAT the majority per cent, of all diseases are caused' by
unsuspected kidney -poisoned blood?
THAT Warner's SAFE CURE is the most wonderful and ben
eficial medicine ever given to mankind 1 It cures tho Kidneys
and thus cures all the many disorders which kidney-poison cre
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medical blessing. It has cured thousands
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this paper.
low- afternoon. Interment will be made in the
Washburn Mltct (emeten.
Funerals.
'lhe iuueral nf Mrs. r.iirliie lllewitt will take
plieo fiom lhe family nsidente biturday at U
a in. A mlcnm IiIkIi ma., of rnulem will be
tt'Irhrated at O.liO ill the cathedral. Intrrmmt
In the Calheilial i-cmcteiy.
The timei.d of the late Patrick O'llora. who
was killed Thursday afternoon by being thrown
fiom a tn'.-tle nt the (Ire en llhUc Coal com.
panj'i) colliery on Ninth Washington avenue, will
lie held Momhy from the family resilience, 1313
North Washington au'iiue. Sendees will be con
dueled at M. 1'inl'u church, in Green Itldge,
uinl Inliinient will be made In tt. Mary's ccine
tery, llunniore. ,
llie funeral of the late Henry V. Halt, whose
rtmains jc-ttnliy arrlied licit, being nent from
lhe Philippines, will lake place at, 10 o'clock
Monday morning fiom lhe usidenee of his par
ents, 122 llreaktr street. J-erWccs will be held
at St. Paul's church and inltrinent will be
made In the Cathedral cemetery.
Tlie funeral ot the late Airs. John Itcynolda
will lake place this afternoon, ben Ice will
bo held at the house on l-outb Alain avenue, and
Interment will be made iu the Washburn strcej
cemetery.
The funcial of the llie Mr. K.lUabetb Well
arils will take place tomorrow afternoon fiom
the houe, JAM Pecker'H court. IntirmcMit will
be nmilo in the Washburn sheet cemetery.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION.
Pictures of Many Leading Amateurs
Will Bo Shown.
Frank V. Loach, of UiIh city, avos
selected as ono of the judges of this
Wllkes-Uarro pliotographlc exhibition,
to bi held February 21 to Si. Thu
number of pictures Is much greater
and the work of a higher order than
lust year.
Pictures by the leading workers in
the photographic art aro shown, ln
cludlnsr the names of A. K. Mercen
thaler, Kostoila, O.: Mis. Claud Oatch,
Salem, Ore.: Thomas It. Morgan, Den
ver, Colo,; i:. G. Vatican, Ottowa, On
tailu; Frederick Slstare, Hpi'lngfleld,
Mass.: Dr. AV. J. Kin news, New York.
The work of Mis. Murtha McDonald
and Mrs. Clara Kloltz, H. H. Kuufnian,
J. K. Stmilers and (i. Gordon, amateurs
from this city, compares very favor
ably Avlth thu more prominent ones.
For a Cold in the Head
Laxative' Bromo-Qulnlne Tnhlets.
EAUTY.iiCONOUERIl
BELLAVITA
Arsenic Beauty Tablets and Fills. A por
twtly safe nnd iriarnnteed treutine nt for all skin
llsordtrs. Restores the bloom oljouth to ladod laces.
10 di.ys' treatment 50c: 80 days' $1.00, by mall
.ena for circular. Addrossi, n-
HERVITA MEDICAL CO., Clinton & Jicksoa-Sts., Chlcsf
Sold by Mcdttrrah 4 Thomas. Drue
Cists,, 3)9 Lackawanna ave Scranton. I'a.
Do You Know?
THAT the Kidneys are tho only
natural blood purifiers I
rptram l at,. t,t4 mn.f im
through the Kidneys for purifica
tion, as it goes through the heart
for oxidation 1
THAT if they be full of poison '
that poison must affect every'
organ
of those whom the doctors have given
up to die. It will cure you if used as
directed, faithfully, promptly, and in
sufficient quantity. Do not delay, but
buy a bottle to-day.
AMUSEMENTS.
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
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PUIS ii nPllGtlNDKIt, Leasees.
A. J. Dully, Manager.
Matinee and Night, Saturday, February 18
Muth L'ciisccutllc ea'lOn,
JAM EH , HERNE'S
Ilcautliul t'cmtdy Drama,
SHORE ACRES.
Pnscntcd by James A. llrnie'j own
company of players with entire now
Ft-encry and mcUianunl iHiieltlcj. A tu
etb production eusrantei-d.
PIH';i:s .Night. $l, "de., rA;. and C.
Matinee, 2fic. nnd M)c. Uhlldrtn to tiny
pan oi nouao, iae.
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LYCEUH THEATRE,''
nr.IS & lllIItGUNDKR. Lessees, ' "
.V. J. DUFPV, Manager.
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Monday, February 18. ""
Return Engagement of the Disi -f.
tinguished Artiste, 4-
Sarah Cowell Le Moyne t
Lslblcr it Co., Managers. "
Prefentlng Harriet I'ord'is and fleainee 4
DcMlllu'a I'astinating Comedy Drama, -f-
The Greatest
Thing
in the World
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fiupportcd by a utrong company ot 4
dramatic artists. Including Harold Pus. -.
mil, Adelaide Tliurston, John Glendln. .
ning. I'anchon C. Campbell, Charles
btanley, Mrs. Glcndlnnlng, Walter 4-
'fhotnas, John Matthews, Anni O'Malley, -f.
Edwin JamiM, l-Tanlc Landtr, Cornelia i.
Hunter. T"
"Any man who loves Iils mother wrill 4
apprielatc this play." N. V. bun. 4-
l'lllCKS-Sac.. ilio.. T.le., Jl and Jl.5). .
Seat on sale I'rlday it U a. in.
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ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
KBIHUUUUN)UR HARRY A. BROWN
Managers and Lessees. Local Manager.
ALL THIS WTXK. DAILY MATINEES.
JESSIE SAWTELLE "'CO,
In I'epcrtoirc.
Thrutday N'lght "A Country Courtship."
Trlday Xight "1'atjl Card."
Saturday Night "Crip of Mcel." v
MAT ATTUAOlTON.
'Jlireo Mghtu, commtnciiig MONDAY, l'En. 1.
Uual M.itlneea. - - ,
CAUL IIAltWIX and Ida company, pretents
A UIOIN'S HEARX.
NewGaietvTheatre
AM'. . Iir.UltlNT.TON, Manager. '
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Three Days Iteglnnlng Monday Matinee, Tcb. ,1s.
THE RAMBLERS.
with th Buike L'roa. and "tVise Mike."
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