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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1D011.
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THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE
.TV ropcun rtEAittxa house for the ni.
'V t nl All lvti lli llnulM Is Kent, Ileal
j-stat.or other rreprrty to "cu or rn
,3114 .TVsnt Situations or Help These Sit
iertlmcnt rotf. On Out Won), SI
'LeJJk Jft -five, Cents M.mt-Kvcept Si
ls't't.or Other Property to "ell or Fxtlutvc, ot
email 'i
Six Inscr-
SltuitlCM
.wanted, vlic.(i A' lii'citcil Ircc,
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.. ,.rMkMivtt and genersl hftuicwotk; rcfcttii.j ic
'tM"1. fti)f 17 Lincoln sceiiue.
rn rtxvAssi.tt wvnh.d-io worn; is"
' "'tathonriilel misty anil commission) light
'.work inJ (lomI pay; riKwnces. Address ' . rrl't
"lino if Set, Gsiluidale
A MOST SUCCESSFUL INCEPTION
Gcoirje nr.tl Martha Washington, Scc--''
.rotary Knmllton and Miss Custla
'Grcot Mnny.
Mia IViily Washington ton In till- par
loin of tli'j Flint Methodist episcopal
'liuuh In tills . ity last owning wda
"lie ot tho best fitt, ndeel church sup
per vor given In (.arbotidnle. It was
te-ndcieel In- t!i Ladle Al'i oelcty of
the hmrli .ind tli suppn xetved was
u splendid in. ini of attiae-tlvo
.MHitij; ledls " Itli po.wli-ieii hnlr took
..ueuf th" liitnth or tlt guests, ninl
the tablet, weir m and viands seivod
In "a wn that would Induce hii Bppe
t'te In lH tllllM ciitlllllllid djspeptle.
tint tin- elilti iittt.u'tli'ii, stiangc ns
II niii cf om, wn not th" cupper nor
the prott unities"" s mi- the eleoorn
ilons f the tabic. Hi ise V asblngton
nnd lils anil ible spuliM. icooinpailled
lv SuMOtiuv Alexander llunillton and
.Miss Nellie "ustlt weio pie-cut In ull
thHr ilnei.v ami quitnt coetuin.es of 11
oeiitui v ago. A fascinating little- itiar-t-tlo
It was, anil thu hundteds of eves
that gazed upon them wen- not con
tout with n single look, but tuincil and
Muted .ik if tln'li' owiicih could never
li" (alNlltd Four piottlor tlilldton
unult! !) Iiaid to lllid, and thf fSUOt
nrjoi ot ilutiilW of thilr cohlunioK nitwli
tht'lr attrm thcuoKh niotc tmiBiiotli'.
Am thf lsdtiT to tin- ten taint' Into
tlioparl re ho u.ih met hv Mie. Mrnkor,
1 1 0111 viIioho pilvnto Hihoul the HltlliK
(lunilctto came, and lutioduccd to Spi--
(Atnvy Ua.iillton, who htood at tho ex
tlcme end of the lino of tho iiuivitette.
M'he fciin stood tipon r.iKed dais, ornu
liunted with Anierlciin tlngi. , Seen
tary Hamilton shook hunds and lutio
duccd Ocr.ei.l Washington, who in
nun pif&entod Marthn, and Mie.
Washlngtan, after a cordial handthake,
.n'idc jou acquainted with JIIss Cup
tls, her adopted daughter.
Tho Imperionritors of the illustrious
paity were. Geotgc Washington. Ray
mond Tlftany, Mrs. Washington. Mar
lon Munn, Alexander Hamilton, frank
Shannon; Miss Xellie Custls, Romnlne
Munn.
General Washington was attired In
a. purple Loat, with lace tilmmed
sleeves, yellow, high-buttoned waist
coat, with a lace jabot falling grace
fully ocr It, dark knickerbockers with
white lace i utiles, lemon coloied silk
stockings and buckled shocn. Ho woto
his feword and had on a gtay peruke.
Secretury Hamilton's costumo was
Identical with Geoige's. sao that his
io.it was of blue and hln stockings of
white.
Maulia Washington was nttiied In a
colonial dress of sky blue material,
with it whlto laco keuhicf, anil white
slippeis. Tho gown was irry full and
long. On her powdered hair reposed n
i ute ho.iddioss of late and blue ilbbon.
Nellie Custls won; a gown of Nile
citen coloi, trimmed with n.v ow hla.k
velvet, and In other details !it cos
tume wuh similar to Mrs. V.hlng
toms. The two little glils who vok
the-o jiarts weie much admired W
thoms-clve, Minion Munn having si
pretty pair of brown ees and biown
hair, while Homalno Munn had bluck
ets and light hall, both being row
deicd, however. n.ivmoud Tlfluny
made u line looking George with his
pink cheeks and stalwnit air, and
Prank Shannon gave a worthy poi
ti'ity.il of the lit st secietai of the
tnasurj .
".:m . Two Chattels.
Applications weio filed ychterd.iv bv
Aftdi'nev"W. "l:. Watt for charters for
the Ti alning school tor Nurses and the
'nrbontlale Anatomical society. The
inc'Orporfttois of tho latter ate Dis. II.
('. Wheelet, S S Shields. J A. Ktlly,
J. G Harper and Alexander Glllls, and
the object is to advance the study of
anatomy among tho members by pro
Miles on Miles
Are talked bv the billiard player, as he
moves around the table. That is the
only cxercis.0 many a city man f;ets. It
is this lack of exercise in the shut-in-life
of the city, com
bmed with irregu
lar eating und in
liitfruible dishes
ivnich tend to make
thc city hum the
3?FltUof&ouiach
Jouble.",,
When there is
midue fullness af
irVtinj!. "w-th
;ieichnK, wr m
inland other dis
tressing sjtnptoms,
ijrmpt use; of Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
!! .effect a speedy
(Jure, In the most
eiireme cases of
disease of the stoni
aehand other or
gans ot digestion
and nutrition, "the"
, persistent . ,usc , of
ittiVI'DtsaeryP
"will t esuif in a com
plete cure in ninety-eight
cases out
of every hundred.
WVflitprftlM 1 TKuUdUlelAfiVcVour'Ooldtn
MrdlrIiUcovery' I canuot uttot in n
r in worst or
Mnbrote,
tedon. Va.
ivl'Wftjitnkra duTu,vUli whit our. pniilclatu
Mumui Tirtr iuT found tio rell?f. fwj-ott to you
Und, ytid f nt'ole Question tlanlc to nil out and
i'I tlld to-and 'you then advised me to att Dr.
.Tlerce't 0AM Mtdlcjl Discovery, I took, three
,WtUDl I (elt to good tht t slopped belne,
wi'thlhV.'eired 'l hye no ymptom qf Kk,
r.itrouble or lodltmitoo new." f
"Dr. Piercc'a Conimoa' Sense Medical
Adviser is entrtv pn receipt .of .stamps
to jiay expense of mailin j onTy, Send
21 ou.$-ecnt atampa for paper covered
book, or xt atiiTOTf for cloth bound.
Addrepa'.-OrJR) Vf'Plerce, Buffalo, N. Y.
CARBONDALE
DEPARTMENT
curing In a legal manner nubject for
sqlentltld research nnd demonstration.
Tho Incorporator of the training school
arc Pr. II. C. Whcnler, Dr. S. S.
Shields, C It. Munn, George S. Kim
ball, 1). AV. Humphicy, J. W. Dlmock
and It. A. .Indwln.
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.
Will Mo Held In This City on Fri
day, March 8.
A conforenco for the purpose of en
listing tho Interest of the men of
f'ni liondnle in missions will bo held
In thu Klrst Treshytcilan church, of
this city, on Krlriny, March S. This
will be on of a series of conferences
for men to be hold In this Presby
lory during the week, Plttston, To
w indrt. Scranton nnd Wllkes-Barre
bolni thu other points of meeting
No mipIi rompnny of talented and
Informed 111011 of this church has over
feathered in this city na Is promised
for thli (.oiifci ente. Thq speakers am
all prominent clergymen. Dr. Halsey
Is a tocretary nnd Mr. Hand Is trens
111 ot of tho foreign I io.li tl of missions
of the Presb.v lei Inn church. Dr .1. V.
I'attoison. of Oiunge, N. J., Is ona
of tho most successful missionary
pastor In tho denomination, whllo
Mr Dunlap, of Plani, is a brilliant
speaker and woiker. The programme
of the proceedings will be as follows:
nuiiMivY i.vr.MNO, poiTt.vn MKi.nva,
r nn p. ji
Hip Mlnr4r. -ik) LIlli-itlou,
Ur. Kiieino P. PunlJp, l I)
I ItlltVV ( ONI I.IIKMT, 10 A. M.
Hip 'hhith bclinol unH MIjIoii,
Mr. M I, t.ithropc
Praier and litoti, U W t-Altt.
litinvv. 2 P M.
MIKtMij Kltition, ltc. W It tli.-sl.avt. 11. 11
The Monthly roncort.
I!r rintlo V. i:oblti,l. 1). I).
Tollmen and I'xpirlfnci.
lt. J 1". Pittrioti, t) r.
llo to llctoino tnlmmod,
Itov W IUIfj, 1) II
Mr ti P.ulor C'ontcrrmr, at tlic Mansr, T TO
p tn. SprMUn: Ur Ihl-f.i, t)r. Pittrron, Pr.
II mUp, Pr Hand
ANOTHER FIREMEN'S FAIR.
Cottage Hose Company Will Aim to
Surpass the Two Already Given.
The Cottage Hoso company Is now In
line for it big fair, to bo continued a
wick. At a meeting of tho bojs from
the lower end of the city, held on
Thursday night, it was decldul to
hove a festival week during April,
tomemncing on tho 13th. Not onlv
wllj they try to equal tho standard
of falls set by thu Mitchells and the
Columbhis nt their fairs this winter,
but will work haid to beat them out.
As an indication of their Intentions,
they have already announced two
contests, one for a purso of $100 In
gold, and tho other for an elegant
dinner set. Other pilzes as an Incen
tive to Joung lady ticket sellers wilt
be decided upon later. There will be
dancing, entertainments and a num
ber of novel features each night of tho
week.
SURVEYS COMPLETE.
New Branch of the Erie Looks Liko
a Sure Thing.
It ! said in railioad circles that the
surveys for the pioposed bianch of
the !ie railroad to extend fioni this
city to tho AVIlkes-Harro and Kastern
brain h at Jessnp, have been com
pleted. According to the story ntloat,
the new line will follow the ttend of
Fallbroo); frock nt the base of the
Vot mountain, tuining In a north
easterly illicctlon at the old fan house
on the Vit Side, nnd eiosIng Dnn
dnff street a little way below tho In
'ci. section of Forty-second street.
Will Soon Move.
Carpenters and palnteis am at work
on tho old Klvcnbuig building, on
Salem avenue, making repalis neces
sary ftom the lecent the and other
wise gieatly impiovlng It for occu
pancy by It. 1'dward-, the salem ave
nue meat dealer. Owing to the freez
ing of tho water pipes the plumbers
have had to tear up the pavement In
fiont of the building.
Look This List Ovei.
1.1st of Ietteis remaining In the Car
bondalo postofllce Feb. 22, 1901, for
persons unknown.
J L. Karrett. lia W. Cm Us. John
j Glllls, J. -II. Haitman, M. .T. Keogh,
i w i.muuuer, auu Seeley, U. D.
Tandy, 7.. Tompkins Gjilllth J. Thom
as, W. F. "Wills. tvll.. F O. Harbor,
Miss Kdlth Williams, r. Veionlca.
"Hurray.
Geriity-Marshall.
Announcement was nifde ycsteiday
of the man Inge of Martin Gerrlty, of
the south side, nnd Miss Bertha Mar
shall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as Marshall, of No. 4. Thu roiomnnv
Kwas performed Monday evening Inst at
oi. uoe reciory uv Jtev. Father Ooi
man A Special Invitntion.
The Young Lady Workcts of tho
Methodist church will be entertained
nt tho home of Mrs. A. W. Reynolds,
coiner of Washington street and Lin
coln avenue, this uftctnoon from 3 to
U. A special Invitation Is extended to
those wishing to Join tho society.
Au Evening Pnity.
A number of the friends of Miss
Maud James assembled at her home on
Thursday evening nnd passed a few
hours most pleasantly by meuns of
ipuslo and other pleasant diversions.
Meetings Tonight.
Court Golden Eagle, No. 50, Foies
ters of America.
Diamond lodge, No. .'. Shield of
Honor.
No Games.
The contestants In the pool tuumey
nt tho Cycle club took a night olf Isst
evening, no guinea being played.
Meetings Tomoirovv.
St. Joseph's cadets.
Order of Railway Conductois.
St. Boniface society.
At tho Opera House.
This tifternoon "Nobody's Claim."
TonrglttiAJ'lIre- Drtvcr'Kxp!ves.'k'
EX. Hatfield, man
ager of the Carbon
dale edition, will be
pleased to receive
callers seeking Infor
mation or desirous of
Imparting it Tele
phone numbers: New
a!S: old, 04,
MASONS IN HARD LUCK.
Start for a Banquet in Blnf-humton,
nnd nn Engine Breaks Down.
A number of Masons from this city
nnd surrounding towns went to Illng
hnmton on Wednesday night to en
Joy a blow-out nnd tho lino degree
work given by Otsenlngo lodge, Frea
nnd Accepted Masons, of that city.
The party split up Into two squads,
one- going by way of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western from
Wanton, nnd ths second section de
ciding to ao by the Delnwnre nnd Hud
son. With tho former crowd this
story has nothing to do.
The Delaware and HuJsoti Journey
ors boarded tho trnln for Nlnevah at
1.30 o'clock nnd nil wont welt until
they reached the railroad yard about
half n mile along. There the engine,
unnccutomed to pulling1 such n party
of solid, v oil-fed men, balked nnd
could not bo persuaded to act good and
go along serenely. So It was unyoked
and an hour and n half was spent In
getting another In trim, while tins
bltio lodgo members ppent the fleet
ing minutes In trying not to get into
it mood to match tho trimmings of
tholr nptons.
After thfi second englnn got started,
It went along nil right, but much
slower than tho schedule called for,
and when It wasn't stopping at sta
tions it hesitated considerably all
along the line. Visions of the elabor
ate spioad awaiting them at Ulng
liamton helped to dispel tho Bloom
for ii while, until It was fiUrciced
that If the train wasn't hurried up .t
bit thoy would miss that, too. Then
the gloom settled down as thick as a
fop
U about half past eleven o'clock, a
disgusted looking lot of F. Ms
cuived admission at the Masonic tem
ple In ninghamton. When they had
obtained It, they sought tho dining
loom. Tho supper was over. Mini
clouds of smoke were swirling over
tho heads of a ciowd of contented
looking fellows, nnd to ndd to their
mlsety one of Carbondnlo's most emi
nent Masons was telling a funny story
amid salvos of applause. They were
cscoitod to the well. cleaned tables,
however, nnd a careful search tevealed
enough eatables to supply their appe
tites Hut they had entirely missed
the degree work, for which they had
travelled all those weary miles.
Thos-e from this city who got to
Ulnghamton in time for all tho cere
monies, by going by the De-law-are,
Lncliawiniiii and Western, were Dr.
W. V.. Fletcher and John T5. Shannon.
It would bo cruel to tell the names
of the disappointed ones.
A SONG SERVICE.
Rev. Dr. Whnlen Will Continue His
Services on Hymn Writers.
The usual monthly service of song
will occur at the Berean Daptlst church
on Sunday evening. It will be "An
Uvenlng With Presbyterian Hvmn
Wrltcis and Their Hymns." The pas
tor will introduce each hymn with a
sketch of the author's life, and i elate
the circumstances under which the
hvmn was wiltten, and also give the
Interesting Incidents that have at
tended Its use. As the following pro
giamme will ghc-V, many of the great
hymns nnd great names of Presby
teilnnlsm will be consldeied:
"O, 'aired Hrid Now Wounded,"
ltcv. James Waddcl Alexander
"Hill to tho lindanes of Zlon' Glad Morn-
inn," . . . ..Thonrn Hatlne
"My Soul, lie on Tlij Otiard," ..C.eorgc Heath
"Josus Mvior, Pilot vie,". Per. Edward Popper
"Vlwaj With u.' Ilcv Edward Henry NeUn
"Mj l;al tli Look Lp to Thee" .Hev. IUy I'jlmet
"More .ar to Thee, O ChrUt,"
Mis. Elltabcth Pa)on Pirnti's
Mrs. Mornn's Funeial.
The funeial of Mrs. Ann Moran, who
died on Monday, at ncr home on Wood
lawn avenue, was held yesterday
morning from her late residence. An
unusually large number of sorrowing
fi lends accompanied the remains ftom
the house to St. Rose church, where
soi vices were conducted by the Rev.
Wnltor Gorman, who made a brhf
address, eulogistic of the departed
woman. Tho lollowlng gentlemen
veie pall beareis: John F. Scott,
John Connell, Peter Carden, Thomna
Khkwood. James Devine, Thomas
Connell, T. V. Powderly, John Lynch.
Peter Nenry and Michael Larkln. In
terment was made In St. Rose ceme
tery. The following telatlves and fi lends
of Mrs. Moran were ptesent nt the
obsequies: Hx-County Treasurer M.
J. Kelly, Thomas Gallagher, T. F.
Walsh. Mrs. F. Coyne, Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. O'Boylo and Michael Lai kin, ot
Scranton, and Miss JennleReynolds,
of Honesdalo.
Will Lecture Here.
Ilev. Father J. J. Curran, of Wilkes
Baire, diocesan chalimnn and supreme
treasurer of the Catholic Total Absti
nence union, will 'probably deliver a
tempeiance lecture In this city In the
near future It will probably be held
In tho Giand opeia house Father Cur-
it
77
99
ON A PAH ! ! !
A Ticket Over the N. Y. Central and
Dr. Humphreys' Specifics.
Ge;o, H. Daniels, Lq., General Pas
senger Agent of the N. Y. U. It. It., at
a public dinner at the Wuldoif, said;
"For yeais 1 have taken no medicine
but Humphreys' Specifics. My parents
fed the whole family on these little
pills; never had any other icmedy In
the house, and I am the smullest of
eleven children. So much for Humph
leys' Specifics. I should advise all
those who are raising children to get
packages of It and carry It mound with
them. It is the most relinblo thing you
cun get except a ticket over the New
Yoik Central."
"77" breaks up Colds that hang on.
"-'JTr. Humphreys' Book mailed free.
Humphreya' Homeopathic Medicine To , for,
WlllUtn and John Sts. Vew York.
GRIP
Dtlfh't CONSUMPTION
Pun
Malt
Whltfciy
CMMa, CtMftU,
of what-
rr lonn, nkklr cartd fct
taking DUPPY'S HALT
WtHMBV. AtoWlopoonM
hi glaM f waUr tint t lino a
day. All dnagfteta and rnxtrc
ran was formerly asalstanL to Father
Coffey, of St. Rose church, and na he
la very popular among the member of
St. Rose pariah, If ho decides to lecture
here he will undoubtedly be graeted by
a large audience.
Poor Board Didn't Meet.
Last night waa the regular night fir
tho meeting of the poor board, but
owing to ita being Washington's birth
day, a legal holiday, the meeting was
postponed. The next regular session
will bo on the second Friday of next
month, nnd as some Important .it
tors nre to bo brought up the meeting
promises to bo un Interesting one.
Anniversary Services.
Next Tuesday evening the Christian
Hndeavor aoclety of the First Presby
terian church will celebrate the fif
teenth anniversary of the founding of
the society here, this being one of tho
oldest bodies of Kndeavorers In the
valley attached to V Presbytorlnn
church.
A Bad Tumble.
A young man named Lewis, from the
No. 4 district, while descending Ca
naan street, slipped on the Ice yes
terday afternoon and striking on his
head received a painful but not neces
sarily serious wound. He was ablo to
walk to a surgeon's office.
An Aggressive Black Diamond.
Daniel Dcmpsey, or Powderly street,
Is suffering from the effects of a pain
ful accident. Ho was hit In the lip
with a Hying piece of coal Thursday
while at work at No. 1 shaft.
Feathers Instead of Candy.
Mi. M. Mndlgan has rented the
building lately occupied by her as a
confectionery stom to Fellows & Co.,
who will conduct a millinery store
therein.
Yesterday's Services.
The Rev. n. J. Haughton, senior cur
ate of St. Luke's church of Scianton,
conducted the evening services In Trin
ity Kplscopal church yestordny
An Infant Dead.
An intant child of a Simpson Aus
tilan or Slavish family died early yes
terday morning, and was 'bulled nt
Mayileld In the afternoon.
AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY.
Congregational.
I'll at Congregational, corner Eighth avenue ml
South Church street Ilev. M. f. Ellott, pastor.
Sabbath services, 10 SO a. in. and 7.S0 p. m.;
Sunday school, 2 p. m : Y. P. S. C. E., 0 '5 p.
m ; prayer si nice, Thursday evening at 7.00
o'rlorL. The saerament of the Loid's nipper will
be Hdmlnislered at 'he morning service. The
Palilotlt Order Sons of America will attend th's
church In a bodv in the evening, when t le
pastor will speak on "PitrlotlMn and Christian
It) ."
Lutheian.
tirst (St. Paul's) Lutheran cliuuh, IiuhIi
ftreel Rev. E. Ehrlnger, pastor, first Sunliy
In Lent. Sabbath i.liool, "Kill a m ; tervicr
10 M a. m
Episcopal.
Trinity Prolcitint E Ucopal church, 55 Itivc
sticet Kev. It. A. Sawjer, rector: residenie, Oi
Itlver street. First Sunday In Lent. S a. m ,
holy communion in the chapel; 10 TO a. in,
morning prajcr and sermon: ." p. in., baptlj
in J services: 7J0 p. m., penitential cfliro and
sermon, all of thse latter telng held in the in-v;
church
Methodist.
I'n.t MelhodLst Episcopal church, .Soilli Cliuuh
'treet, near Salim avenue Iter. A. T. Chafl-i',
pastor; residence, 70 Terrace Mreet. sundij
services, 0.30 a in., morning rnjer; 10 30 a.
m, irol 7.30 p. m , picachliig hv the pastor,
class meeting (ollmvlng the morning sen Ices,
Sunday school at 1J in.; Junior league at 3 p.
m.; Senior league at b.iO At the tlose of the
services In the morning llieio will be baptism
and reception of piuhatloneis
Baptist.
Dcrean DaptUt chinch, Corner Lliuuln aveuu
and North Church street llev. II, .1 vvhalcn,
D. P., pastor; residence, OJ Lincoln aven'i.
Sunday service. 10,30 i. ni. and 7.3H p. ni ;
midweek sen Ices, Thursdaj, 7.30 p. m.; Vounj
People's Socletj of Christian Endeavor meels
Sunday at J SO p. rn.j Sunday school at 12 in,
In the evening theie will be a song seivlce, il
lustrative ol "Preshjtcrlan Hymn Writeis and
Their Hymns," the programme of whhh is
printed eUcwheic.
First Presbyterian.
Fint Presbyterian, North Church stieel, neir
Salem avenue Itev. Charle Lee, pastor; u.
dence, f6 North Churih street. Sundar seniles,
10 30 a. m. and 7..10 p ni ; weekly pratr
meeting on Tliursday evening at 7 "JO oYlcnk
Roman Catholic.
Church of it, IIom! de Lima, .Soilli ( hurtti
street, opposite Park place Ilev. Thomas r. Cof
ley, rector; residence, 6 North Cliuich street.
.VssUlanU, Rev. John Dixon and Ilev. Walter
(Jorman.
Church of Our Lady ol Mount rmel, fall,
brook street Kev. 0. S f'crrutl, lector. Sei
vices at 8 and 10 SO a. m. Sundar
The Passing Throng.
Mrs. J. Barry Rowlson Is visiting in Vew v.ork
city.
Clurlet Thome, of tuiUrson's liusle stoir,
1 1 in New York. s
Mr. and Mrs. w. 0 Scum have been In New
York this week. .
:tlii Nora ShlteUn, of Soinh Vfanton, Is In
town for a few dsjs
Mlts Monica Abbe.v, of Scianton, is visiting
telativea in this citj
ProleMOr W. D. Evans has icturned from a
trip to New ox)t city.
Miss IJolgate, of Ilonesdale, Is visiting James
May, on Wyoming street.
Route Mitchell, of the brie freight house
foice of clerks, is on the slrk list,
Thomas San Julian, ol Scranton, is the guest
ol 0. Pugliano, on I) jndafT street.
Charles Wlllhms, of the Electric City, spnt
Jut evening with old associates In town,
Mrs. A. It Slmrell and daughter, Nellie, if
Scranton, vilted relatives here jeateidsy
Mils Catherine Smith, of Vantlcoke, U visiting
Mlu Maigarrt McAndrew, on Cottage street.
Mrs Penjamln Dlmock and son left lt even.
kg for Stmthers. Pc where In husbsnd Ik
Mr. and Mrs. Frank lllalr, of Rlchmoml Hill,
L. I., are spending a few djjs with relatives
here
Mlts Coia Giles attended a caid party In
Foieet City last evenhi', ghfii by Mis hlel'a
Allen.
Henry Uriel, of South Washington street, who
has been confined to hU heme by illnew, la im.
proving.
MIm Utnevleve Itellly, of lioneMiale, Is vis t
Ing her sister, Mrs. P. . I'arroll, on South
Main street.
Miss Laura Kennedy Has returned to htr boms
in this city, after a week's atay with her parents
at pleasant Mount.
ftojal foster, of Plttston, Is spending a few
dsys with his psrents, Mr, and Mrs Oeorge Fw
ter, on Seventh avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Fugene Stanton, ot Colorado,
and Mrs Frsnk Pierce and children, of Oreen.
field, wre the (utita yesterday ot Mrj, Jtrnei
Hoblnton.
Jimm Ireland, ot Ihrrltbunr, ho mi eaVed
here by tho death t Atta. Jean Maxwell, eatly
in tho weak, hai returned to Jil home,
MIm Oabrlelli Wilcox, ol Philadelphia, who
hat been visiting friend In Carbondalo for the
pat to wctlu, rtturned'lo her home Thursday,
I. Val. Hollenheck, now one ot the nurses In
rullema hospital In New fork rlty, Is expected
home in a few daya (or a visit with his pairnts.
JERHYN AND MAYFIELD.
Mashlniton'a birthday nas appropriately oli
serTfd yesterday by tho tcacheti and icholar
of the public achools. A short sewlon uaa held
In the morning, alter widen an Interesting tto
grammt of recitations, declamitlons, saas and
music were creditably ghen by tho scholars and
an Interesting and Instrmtlte address by Attor
ney C. A. Dattenberg. Th whole programme
was enJoable rendered and Attorney Ilatten
berg's effort! were- highly appreciated by bolh
teachers and scholar.
A very funny old laMiloned entertainment en
titled "Vo Dcestreeo Skenl," hi which serial
grown up people will appear as "skewl" children,
will be gben In Assembly hall on Tuesday ,eien
ing. The. enteitalnment ll to ba glnti entirely
by local talent and thoe taking part lime
been speclalli drilled bv Annie Sara Hock, who
has been engaged for the purpose. MIm tloik
Is from West Virginia, and is an elocutionist n(
conldriably ability, and makes a speedily ot
drilling old fashioned entertainments. Some ol
the best talent of Jermvn has been ecured and
rehearsals arc held each evening. Judging from
last eenlng'a lehcaraal, the entertainment, which
is to be under the patronage of the Primitive
Methodist church, will be a great succeas
The funenl of the late Lanieiiec Cintnell,
who died from Injuries lecehed In the Olenwood
shall, will take place this morning with a. re
quiem high tnau In Mcrcd Heart church.
John K. Nicholson, who has been atlllttcd with
an attack of pniumonla, has en lir recoificd as
to be able tn sit up.
The ladles of tho Twentieth "ntui Senilis
Orcle and husbands were entcrtslned lf even
ing at the home of Dr. and Mrs, s. I). Puis.
The affair was one of the mot enjoj ihle in the
history of the organliatlon and wis ittendnl
by about twenty couples. Pr. Davis and wile aie
noted as roj.il entertainers and last evening's
pleasant alTalr was no exception.
MIm Mamie Timlin Is In New Yotk city looking
up the new spring styles of tnlllliicrj.
Andrew Median, who his bicn tcilousls 111
it his home on Hie Past Side for some time.
Is aomevvhat Improved and ablo to be around the
house.
- Dr. Jackson, of llano's lake, expects to take
possession of Dr. Mmlc.v's olllce and residence at
Mavflcld about March t.
Mrs. T Matthews, of South Miln stieet,
who has been 111 for some time nst, Ins been
considerably worse the past few davs
PECKVILLE.
The IVckvlllo Foiest and SttcMUi
tilth held a live pigeon shooh for club
members and Invited guests on cs
terday nttcinoon. During tho aftet
noon, a terrific snow storm set In, and
made It veiy dllllcult to distinguish
tho bltds, which accounts for the
largo number of birds, missed. Follow
ing Is the score, each man shooting at
nine birds: Daniel How-ells, 7; Wil
liam Allen, C; John Reese, 7; Kdwant
Bitteiibendor. Scranton, S;. William
Hughes, 3; F. II. Mason, Scranton, S;
J. D. Peck, 3; I. F. Dewey, I: John
U. Hayes, 3; William Walker. 4: James
Shone, 5: Walter Graham. 3r J. D.
Mason, Scranton, Sj William Goyne, 7,
Dr. Wlnebrake, Scranton. 1; "5. M.
Pierce. 6; Harry Roberts 3; 8. W.
Harton, Scrcintpn. 7; Finnic Ilenja
mln. S; W. J. Broad, 6.
Services In tho Presbyterian church
Sunday at 10 30 n. m. and 7 p. tn..
Rev. S. II. Moon. D. D pastor. Sub
ject In momlng, "Love, Obedience and
mossing"; evening, "Contrasted
Lives." All welcome,
Tho entertainment given by tho
Junior Fpwoiih League on Wednesday
cv cnlng was a huge success, Tho pro
gramme was gotten up under the
direction of Miss Jessie Stearns, who
has spent much time in chilling tho
youtigsteis. Her droits were well re
paid by the splendid showing of thoo
who took part Tho hall was crowded
to the doois, and on aocount of n large
number of people not b-dng able to
gain admittance to the hall It Is hoped
that the entertalnement will be re
peated In tho near future.
Ml. M. S. Shaffer, of Wllkos-mno,
was a visitor In town yesterduy.
MNh r.ertlui Reynolds Is tho guon
of Mrs Milton Root, of Pottsvlllo. "
'lass No. ft nssoclitlon contemplates
holding an oilclnnl entertainment
about April. 1. It will be something
new and up-to-date. Wat eh for fur
ther announcements later.
Pcekvllle Baptist chut oh, Rev. J S.
Thomas, pastor. Services tomonow
at 10.30 a. m. and 7 p. m. Morning
subject, "The Church nt Jeiusalcm",
evening subject, "Delays Are D.in
geious." At tho Baptist pnisonage last Wed
nesday evening, Llewellyn A. Davis
and Miss Catherine K. Lindennan weie
united In marriage by Rev. J. S.
Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will
make their homo at Pcekvllle, and
thtl"' many friends wish them all hap
piness nnd prosepcrlty.
Rev. W. H. Williams, the Drummer
Uvengellst, will begin a seib's of evan
gelistic servires nl tho Pcekvllle Bap
tist church March 5.
Mis. Maple Bell, of Tayloi, Is the
uuest of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Bell, of
West Peckvlllf.
WAVERLY.
The citizens notnltuitcd the following
ticket which was elected last Tuesday:
Judge of election, W. A. Stanford; In
spectois. Harry Milter, W t Hall,
town council, Albert Johnson. Charles
Tlnkhum, fleorge Stevenson, school di
rectors. Dr. N C. Mackey, John Hall,
assessor. 13. H. Bullej , poor director,
George Perry; auditor, three veaiji. F.
A. Parker; audltar. two years, Samuel
Hall; high Constable Lloyd l.ee. About
eighty votes were polled.
Claud Relph, of Giecn Ridge, spent
Sunday with friends In town
A reception was given to Lieiiei.il
Washington nnd Mrs. Washington last
fvonlng In the social rooms of the Wh
verly Methodist Episcopal chinch. Dis
tinguished ehtuaotets weie repiesrntoil
In costume. A chicken supper was
served,
Headache Causes.
Headache Is usually caused by living
In pooily ventilated rooms, overin
dulgence in food or dilnk, Insuitlolont
exercise, mental strain, excitement oi
malaria. Kiauso's Headache Capsules
quickly cuies the most severe oae,
and lonvos tho head clear and cool.
Price 23(. Sold by Matthews Bros.
OLYPHANT.
Rev. iSeoige Lees, of Set anion, will
conduct special mlsslonni.v sei vices In
the Pilmltivo Methodist chinch toinor
iow morning and ovenlni; On Mon
day evening, Mr. Lets will dellvei a
locturo entitled. "Grumbleiw." Ad-
Cutes all Throat and I.uug Affections.
COUCH SY.WP
Getthegcnulnr. Refuse hiibstlliites. M
Vis sure
Salvation Oil cure Klieumotism. 15 & 25 cts.
A UNITED STATES SENATOR
Says Peruna. the Catarrh Gore, Gives
Strength and Appetite
H. . 4- 4 .f.n.
Hon. W. N Roach, United States Senator from North Dakota.
Hon W. N Roach, United States Senator from North Dakota, personally
endorses Peruna, the srett cat.irrli cure and Ionic. In .1 recent letter to The
I'eruna .Medicine Company, at Columbus, Ohlo.vvritten f rom Washington, D, C,
Senator Roach says,
"Porsundod by a friend I havo usod Peruna as a tonic, and I
am glad to testify that it hao greatly helped mo in strength, vigor
and appetite. I have been advised by friends that it is remarka
bly efficacious as n cure for the almost univorsal complaint of
catanh." W. N. Roach, Larimore, North Dakota.
No other remedy can take the place of Peruna.
.Air
and
I'd. .7. Maklnson, continctor
hulldei', 010 (Jianil Block.
Wabash
stieet, St. Paul, Minn.,
says
'Many doctor
bills can bo
saved by the
us.0 of Peiu
Ud. 1 have all
111 y trlunds
taking Peiu
11a, and 1
linvo hear d
nothing b 11 I
pi also rrom
iheni Last
fall I had a
bad cough. 1
took (mil
bottles of IV
tuna and It
cuieil 'me I
a m inclined
tow aids con
Mr. E. J. Maklicon
I ontr n tor nnd
lliuluir
sumption, us
all my family liav e died with It. I
weighed lhl poiindH. and I believe It
Is Pci una that bus given me such
good health." 13. J. Maklnson.
As a icsult of the changeable, cli
mate, catanh has bis omo one of
the most picvnlcnt and unlveial
diseases known to man Neiirb
one-thlid of the people of the
Fulled States 11 10 allllcted with ca
tanh In senile of Its many phases
nnd stages Add to this the fact
tliat eiitaiih i.ipldlv tends to be
come fixed or ohtonle, also the
fillther fuel that It Is capable of
pioduclng a gii'at many other dis
eases, and wo begin to icall.i- the
tine nntuie of tills dii-nd elleasi'.
So formidable has eiitaiih become
that in eveiy city or town of any
size nuineious doetnm an- to be
lound who make the treatment of
catanh a specialty Of couise a
gieat deal of gooel Is accomplished
in this way, but as yet a compaia
tlvoly small tuniibei of tho peoples
can avail themselves of this treat
ment because of the great expense
necessailly attacheel to It.
f-f-f 4 -fsv4 t
mission to lecture. 10 and 15 cents. AU
nto Invited
J Y Grant, ot Jetmjn jpent yes
teiday Tt this place.
A memoilal seivlce ten the Into
Queen Victoiln will b,- held In tho
Presoyii-rlan ihuudi tomonow oven
lug. Tlie soiinon will bo dellvei eel by
Ilev. B. F. Hammond, the pastor.
The society of thei Suns ot St. Oeoigi
will attend the sioivlco.
A collection of sti'i-ooptieon views of
Pompeii will bt' exhibited at the. on
giegntlonnl church on Mondav even
ing, under the dlieitlon of Attorney
A. V. Bower, of Scinnteni. Admission
1.1 and 2.1 cents.
P. F O'Mnlley v. Ml retuiu to the
Fnlveisllv of Pennsvlvniila todty, nr
ter spending n week In town.
niimboi 01 yotipif people fioin
heie i'Moed a stmw 1 lie to Jermyn
lust evening.
John Matthew", of tistuehnnn.i
stieet, has letuined home, iifler
"pondhig soveial months In Meildan,
West Vligluln
Miss Bi'llietta Mellugll. of Snulli
Sctnnton. Is tho guest of Ml?t Nolllo
Pnrioll, ei Dunmoio stui't.
Mia. .1. r O'Mnlley and daughters,
jf Aviita, vNlted leluth'cs In town
Thuisdny
FOREST CITY.
Sirelal to the S.rnit.n Trlliine
Foiest l'lt. Fi'b. ::. -lleoi,e F. Hop.
ton hac puicliaeeel lllt Hoiton prop
el ty on Deliiwilio stieet anil moved
there thlh week.
John Alexnndei und F. M. Cnidluor,
est), weie business culleiH In Olyphnnt
toilav.
Mrs V. N. Reese, ol' Ulbsiin, has
been heie this week uttendlng her
daughter, Mis W L. I.ott, who Is 111.
Thursday. Febitunv 2S, will bo up
peul dn nt Montiosi- tor those who
want to "MiK" ngalnst the asseshinent
of I'.MJl (uses.
Daniel Allen was In Piomptou on
Thursday and Filduy
Mis, D, I.', Rutau vvns knocked down
by a hiiKu dog on Main street, Satur-V
day, and bioke one or the ainnll bones
In her iirin.
The Methodist ladhs will glvo an
JSwm
?
f
-f
To nil such people Dr. Hart
man's lemedy, I'eruna, comes an
a gieat boon. Not only Is it .more
successful in curing catarrh spoti
lalists, but It Is within the reach of
every person In this land. Peruna
ran be bought at any drug snores,
and Is u remedy without equal for
c.itnirh in all forms, coughs, colds,
bionchltls. consumption, and all
climatic diseases of winter.
Pel una is not n guess, nor nn ex
periment: It is an absolute, scien
tific ceitalnty. lVmna euros ca
tiurh wherever located. Peruna
has no substitutes no ilvals. In
sist upon having Peruna. Iaet no
one persuade you that some other
leuuHly will do nearly hb well.
There is no other systemic remedy
for catanh but Pciunn.
Mr. Byion J. Klikhuff, attorney.
-vw
-T'
counsellor - nt
law w rites
from 631 GHtes
ave, Brooklyn,
N. Y , the fol
lowing; "I have usod
jour Peruna
for catarrh
and find Its
curative pow
ers all you rec
ommunded. It
cured mo of a
very bad at
tark .1 11 d
though 1 suf
fered for ycais
I feci cntlrolv
s
llilon t KltkhufT
Altoitie and
Cnumcihn
at liu
iclleved, and If
il will benefit othcts. T gladly glvo
It my etuloi cement " B. J. Kirk
hull If vou do not (leilvc ptompt and
satlsfactoiy lcsults from tho use of
Pel una, wtlte at once to Dr. Hart
man, giving a full statement of
jour case and ho will be pleased to
give vou his valuable advice gratis.
Addirss Dr. Hartman. piesldent
of the Hartman Sanlturlum.Colum
bus, Ohio.
4-s- sC.4 4-4 44-f-f-f-f--T--f'f
ovstor supper In the paisonuge on
Wedncsdn.
Mis J. J. Walker and Mis. Blaucho
Maloue have teturned fiom a visit tn
Washington and Baltimore.
Homy Stull spent the forepart of tht.
week in Mooslc visiting his mother,
who Is III.
The I'luploves of the Allied Haivey
silk mill nt this plneo are on strike
I3ciy girl has lelt tho mill, and it Is
claimed by the slrikots that not one
will go back until their demands nu
satisfied. Thoy have made a scale
which thoy wish adopted nt the mill,
anil a committee walled on Superin
tendent Harvey, but although ho told
them thoio was woik at the old price,
nothing further was agreed upon. The
scalo Is as follows: Winders, splnneis
and tvvistius nnd leeleis, beulnneis,
J-25 and 11 lalse of twenty-ilvu cents
each month until J3.50 is reached
lueiis, new hund", $2 lirst six months
nnd ,1 i.tlse of twenty-tlvc cents each
month until ?.'.75 Is leached; packets.
$1, bobbin i.nrlers, $2 25; helpers, J3.7S
Theie were appropriate exercises In
all the school rooms todaj
NICHOLSON.
Special to the Seta-ten Trlb ins
Nicholson, Fob, 22. Mis. M. L Me
.Ml I Ian Is iite III at her home un Oak
stieet,
Tho Chilstltm endeavor society of
the Piesb.vteilau ehuieh helel a Wash
ington soclnl In the church parlors last
evening. The ptogrammo lenderod was
as follows: Piano solo (selected), Mis
eienevlevo Baker; vocal solo (selected)
Miss Floience Wllklnsj iluo't, (banjo)
Miss Ruth Johnson, (mandolin) Miss
iJthul Stjeik. dialogue, plnno solo
uelectoel), Mrs. Uenovlovo Buker. Ic
eieani and eiiko weio served atter tho
OUti'ltlllUUieut.
I'ecll Shields Is spending n few days
t.lth his paicnts. Mi. ami Mis M
Shields, Jr,
Mrs. C F. Osboine, who has been
visiting her piuents nt llarfoid. re
tinned home e''fiesduy.
To Prevent the Grip
Lawtlve llromo Quinine removes the came.
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