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11114 SCBANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1001.
Does it burn ?
Sting scald'.' Jo there nu unbearable, seneo of lawuess nuil
exposure? An Inability to stand, Bit or walk with comfort'.'
All thin Is Piles Jlut tho heat tho hurt tho distress and
discomfort can be relieved at once. Kvery feature of the de
pressing annoyanco banished the icstlewncss ended, the
nervousness quieted. From u jicovlsli, discouraged Invalid
you can change- to a sound, cheorful man. Hero' all the
magic you need:
Mason's CREAri of
Croup: Pimples: Neiirnlcla,
No Citevtl. Moti orOatattt.
Misoa't 1 ellew Tableta Cure
DYSPfPSH
Si aoil Car Slcltotia, lltavtacat -Brain
an Nerre Toole, lie.
Maioa'a Ilfown Tabid Care
CONSTIPATION
r.llloBl and Liter Troobltn
0. K. In lbs Dornlor, lie.
Maioa'a Red TalU Cure
COtldttS
Droscbltti, Bid Brcith-
Sorcol nljbt'drnl, lie.
rajjj
Ice Cream.
REST IN TOWN.
rtC Per
JJC Quart.
LACKAWANNA DAIRY CO
I 'J cr tone OrdariPrompttr llvarl
,3t37 Adams Avenue.
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Scranfon Transfer Co.
Paggagc Checked Direct to I lotcls
and Private Residences.
Ofllcr D.. L. & W. Tasseugev
fetation. Phono f VG.
to
! CITY NOTES l
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l lil.M I i: vssON 'llio Itiv. Ijiiic II.ii
i li-j;. will rioil .it llkf Hcecuc iiiilon lini(jlit
ai Vll are U'1'H i".
1'OVIlll or lll.U.'lll.-linn. "ill 1 a(m,'i
jr niritme of the ImjuI of liullli al Hint
. .01114 In die iil lull Wnlno-'l Jl S p in
( ,l V vs l)ini.1l(ii:i)-)Jmr Mmiav tt.T
iiuiutKiil In Md'.nun lliiwe rl rla m the
iiuruo ol n'-mlt ami liittriy iirpfnn-cl 1" IMor
V VII'JiiRli, u Jlmintiiii avrmit'
MF.I'TIMi ol' M VN Mil'.ll'.. ll.r managers of
Horuuc Olllctiteii Minion will lnmt .it ilia
nic mi lliiri-uti awiitn' tliU mottling: at 10
li'l V lull attdivliriti h UVmihI.
II IHO loNK.Iir "Hie literature" itas tt
i miiii: Ni'tiitVi. lulillau jmih lalioii
mis n.iiL'lil Mi. tiiikr-ir life Pi I'liatlolle
i. ii' 11k clavt U fire- anil Mtry slit H
i t..i
s IllM II.VUI.I I) VlllllOllJ ll.lll, win 'IM
uml l I'.tlioliiMii t'lillfi ailtni: iu-cili at
. up! ol I'raiiMiii ami Lickavvaiaii nwmici
idui iti ri noon. ws iIImIuijpiI I' Hip nuior
i stilil
vM.I .N.ILIII.Ii.llirr) i.inaln 11 v.-a ol
i Dininioip. uai tint nut l.v a mli.c on
miIii In tin '1V Giovo mini' ami cut ami
i I uliniit tlip .hi','.'. II w.if lal.ui to tin'
I k v unit lin-pital
Hn Dl.l.VM.li 'Hip nnuiin ct IIioiiij V
nl i. wlm illcil ill 'H'liiplp, Tex., Iat vv.V,
fi.-iinl In Ipaili tlii illy lhi inuinintr.
I In.,1. a ilua to utnvc ;ttnljy but w.tj
i lii.il for onip tea -on.
lVi1 .V I NM.i'f.iMli - CoK'inr IIMipiii
i4 iititiflpit .Mtuili of Hip suMtii ilpatli of a
i .rHc unur ulil iliilil ol l'ltd Morr, of 11" M'Ipj
mi i' Tlif (Otonri ilpwnl t lie kiiuIih .ir.l di-
inl in inipict until ti'sari.
nu. nu: inji'ki:i.-rrauv ioi.ir.. m
k or Jsr. Ih hi'; at U.pli.,iil. Irul lln l.'ir
ir m lil, lift f iot li.nll lnuukil .M-lcnl i li
me i ni'.'lit ill .i 'lii'.n lit tlip Out irin mlnr
as taken In I lie lncUawamu tinspit.il.
Ml I TIM! I'lMI'OM l. - Hip liiiiliiij ..I ill
' -il Ii.1l.t1ll. (HI FOflllJ wllllll J In Imv
" hi itmlRlit Ins liodi nKpnriiri imlil m-vt
I" nntlit wlirti It will lip In Id al tin licit ,
Mn ltiiiiainln i-amtrr, on .MailUmi uirnm-
im i i.tim: lM'.inio.N-.-ivtuiim. cn
i uUtPil ;r.iciiliy In Up i ut cr xl of (in n
i'"i A i'l'iiu id lloiiif. i.poisp
.u-..i wlio fp npiiuu lur Hip poltion of
nlc in Hip pin i ot JiiiIrp I!. . iil.blil bi
ns Ji'p.jiiHol io tin' Icil.i.il t .tut
IMI rsi liiSI.HIllort.- Cuibiin lliil.eri. mil
mind .n irqnpst Wclnoiltt illnnnoii .u I
cr. IopK nt the .Iprmiii ntntp at llnulluiii m iln
fo or .Inp f'O'.taiu, wlm w i, omul uniln
iiioiniiic at tlip bottom ol tin- Nitkil Plate Juk
a ip Irnn.Mi No. 1 niino ai liitiilluni
Ml IMJI KM' M'(OiltY ( uioii i IMnU
v.nf to .!Mip iftf nl , I i. iiiuii wiiti
Minn Dofcftlip I'nilllp, .iinl imptiUitoil ilr
BOND OFPERINGS.
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Spring" Biook Watev.lst Mtg.58
Lncka. Valley Elec. Light, 1st
Mtg. 5s.
NovthJeisey and Pocono Moun
tain Ice Co., lht Mtg. 3s
Standard Gas Co,, 1st Mtg. 5s.
Lehlghton Water Supply Co.,
1st Mtg. Os.
New Mexico Railway and Coal
Co., 1st Mtg. Os.
Description and pi Ice on appli
cation. tt BCCit), S, T. UilkPlB.tif, -f
-t- t'aibowlil.
I, 3 and C, Comiiionuc.iltli IlMj., -f
-f Ktranton -f
-f
HtH-ftttHttt
N'JjBEtfJ!'
OLIVES cures CATARRH
Burns, aud Piles Safe, Sure, Speedy
Maioa'a HlaTalillCir
SOKE THKOU
Tonilllll. CaUl
Rcluce loflammalLa, He.
Maion'aCrtaoial Olivet Cirii
CATARRH
Croup, Pimple. Nioreljli.
Rural tod Pllet, Ut.
All DrutiUU or milled lor price br
M. T. MASON CIIPMICALCO,
511 Arcb Slrcel,
PhllidelpbU, Pa.
death of r C'utlpf llnlilicelll, tilio nai
irctnilpil In a fir' In .i dwelling liottv S itur
iJjv. II waj dfcldcd lli.it no InqtiPiit Is neecsurj.
on i iiAiu.r. oi i.m:ci:sv-ui.ow s-tutry
wn lotVtd up in llic t'rnlcr Kltrct Matlon bouv
lat nCpht on a witnnt Iiip1 by Mdprniin
Kcll), (liaising Mm with liritny b ballrp
Wl.f.Vs n.KMUN'IH -tlpatingt lor the li
fndiiiK MjkIi '.', linil, for tlip Sranlon ('1p.ii
Ini! lloup il"iiialliii kip tppoilpil a fullovN:
:-lon.l.it. .,m).h,l kii lui..ib. sJI.VW.DI, Wol
li mJ j; . i.',"I7J.!!I: 'lliiiiwla, Jl.n7 iT; I ll
iIjj. 2lii.3irit; itunliv. :,ir.i'(l: total,
1,lll,bll "'is ollPpotnlll.lf wpnk l.il 'at,
l,!.ll.0!0 .1
M'1:M, MI.I.IIMI. IIh- lullioln lli.li.riial
Snilcty nnil Nmniaii Miguliin ilitli ill liol.l
IM rruulu wprkl nieclinc tonlglii 'lip lr
limr will bp I'lnlcnui .Ionian, o lln- IiIrIi
mIiou! pip-r In, b"cn pieparpil b Mi l.a
llitti'lt uml will lip trul bj lur. 'flic iniili il
conlp, prnniiso to bp an Inipoilanl IPJturp
of tin- i"itiliis'i ripn ie, a llu liaip bprn
ielpctpil by Ml (laik
Till. I'OIIMM. 01 I.M.Nf. -MjimiiI I'h.I I
l.r.a.ilil. u( (lip M-ti'lli I nil 1. 1 1 tov.il illMritt,
loilli.dll i'pftl"d Hip apill.t, Silon n tliP ilinlt'ft
luinl Iti tup ti'liiil buildup jftLidaj inoiiiltiB
mid tlicn adjourned II nn'll pill !' Hip li'V
iroiblrs II at til" ictitl Mull ioiimiip in Ihn
li cwi par cu llir- in, I Mmiilai In Viuil
iiiil on .Kintint ol Hie Mi'- "I bii'iiiev, li mi
bprn frvnd iinpuiblp lot -imp iai, wfl Io do
tl'l, and l") tlip Hijri'ul I'.mnilh op"n and .1 '
jourm tlip loml.
Dl'.l llliors MN ON IliMlll -IJiinrl l.i
ini, r.f llinuoi, Mi-., ,ipd -w, .n ncleil at
Hip barkunaiuia dcKit cailr .irvlrrdaj inoinliiff
l Llnilcr.iiil Dull mid lalroluuu It. l)il
and Connen, TitImj bad Ihp drliiluin trp
tnPis and wnnlpil to lump liom Hip miiUua- o
tlip (rain. Word wis tplpurdpli"'! In IhU ill.1
tliat u didiilous mail wh i nil 111,' tappi' mi (lip
i.it. villi ,i ipipit,! for ofllcir, to lakp lilm In
inirifp upon In irm.il bets, lie i lou-ed up
al polbe lii.i'l'ii irlriH
M1'IIIII.I,1) Ills (IIAMii: lioimiiii I. UmiHU.
a liipio. iIpuIpi it 111 l'enn .iwini'. wa .uic.-'.i'.l
mi a w.itrant i.itil 1 Xlitprnun llowp ht
Meiiini; ditiKliiu' III in "lib liuriii .mil n,iai'lt.
last iicni'ii .1 polmiirr liiii.i; at I.'.:j Sandrion
aientii' wmt inlo Demttl' plai and khp, so
lie laitm, n iMinli-ilollai loll in pa;menl i a
Hie Kill drink Tim jplu-od in ulu- bbv Hip
liuliKi- due lull, Iip .lllrji-. lull li'.l i. (imitict-il
upon jtid Leal linn Tin piop.ulor in l-o
iliuiik Io ii-ll an intellii.Mii ktuii. m Mil. im in
Howp Hint lilm Io tlic nuiil jn! i.. -n't'c up
ml llir liPtiint lodi
OBITUARY.
Thomas Donahue.
ll.uiii.i- llnaliop ilipil iipii1j at i lip Iiuiiip
of bU LIpi, Mi-s MuiK.urt lioiuliop, ot ,i3t
Oreliinl duel.
Up wa i'l jiur ol .131 .ml Will known In
i-oulli .scranlou. Tiip fillnwlni; brolluis ,inj
hittPM Mtrli blin Mr Inlm snion. Mi'.
HjiiIiI lVn.iliiu-. Mi MIiIijpI i)boriiP and lMu
ill lljnaliop.
llio lii-aiiild 1 lull, or r and Jin. Wdl.ani
r.id.l.i. of Nairen jliert. dlul undat nUlil .it.
In .1 bilef illnc" I'iuictsI will Ik in Id dm
aiirinoiin at 2 nVtork InUiiiirnt 111 'alluilr.t
ciniclet.
Ilcberli, infant diuslilei of llobut .1. and ,l
leu I'otlir Wlllkmn, died Monda, Mmh I,
ajiul II motilli,. I'unpral Vcilncdj. al J p ut
at in Muni M1I11 atrnup,
C!icii.p llaiiniPi, -.on o( M. and Jin .i0lm
lliiuuiir, dud iepili) nl i.c.iilpt leiei, agp Ivo
ji.ti and ipii inotillis I'uncral pihitp
Mo mm im nil., old 1 luld 01 Mi uiid Mi.
!li-llii.-. ot l.,ri.jii HiKt. dlMl vc-liiil.i mum
imr hiipi 1 In Iff lll'i'--.
runernls.
Imp fiiiieul of tlio lalo Mi Han i, ill ,1,
plnp ktuouow nioiiiliiB. '(rilec will l,p ten
ducted at s(, patilil,'ii ilumli. Inlinnent in
( atlicdral 1 rniPlcij.
TliP luiiPial hi Hip IiIp 1'irdemk l'lllui-Pr.
of ,-if Piiip Itert. will b l,pld Ibis ailPinoon.
.iricp Mill bo conduilcd at ' 0VI01L al Hie
Iioiiip. flip mlpinif ut villi bp pili.iip
AGAINST SUNDAY SESSIONS.
Ministeis Adopt Resolutions Con
demning Congiess.
riy lcU-ip Mlio fi.'iii Hip Auoiii'nl pr.,
l'mvillp. P.T.. Manh l.-Al a nit'ot
Ins: of inliilxtei ni' iOiIcm ol Xoitli
uiiibci'land i'U'flijtciy, licit! lifio to
flny, the IoIIoxUiik iP.-olutlon a
atliil"il by ,1 iiriniilniniit otp:
Hip 1'ip-bitPii ot Noiiliunibeil.iiii lui Irjinid
wttli ilii.tri"n mid 11 1 jim if ihp Dc.-loii of iln
liillonal lonsin, (01 tho irinjitinii of nidliury
lin-Itii'.'. held en Hip Viblutii d.M, Malili .1, 11,1,
iicnllip dl-iPKard of tlip IniiP, dai N at mn,.
u ilol.uloii ot Hip iiiil lav, an aifroul Io llio
( liluliau lou.ilt'liip of Hie iiuutiv, du ci
caniplp 10 law-luealer, in jjcni'ial, a wiiki-il
ilepiituip iinni Hip rpinint uulonu ot the
iitlifiii of 1I10 ippnblli' .ui'l .111 ofteiup tn .
mlirlili (.oil. Hip gijiiuu, Klifr of Hip Jaj (
11M. Il I auMln-l (he weliaip, decnik iniivpiMl
1 ppi Dilation, and wo c ampul hope may not prmo
a prec ulriit foi liiliirp linillni;- nl .,'111 naliuiul
li'Ki-laliili
NiU'ilxlown, l,t .luuh !. 'I'lio i:.n.st
in lVmisyhaiiia i:-aiiBclli ,11 lontoi
omo In i-ofhIoii I1010 adoiitcil it losolu
lion (lojui't uliifi; tli nellon of Ukj na
tional house of ictiietpiit.Tlipy In
liolillnr,' t-epslons on r-iunlny. Tho pre
amble Uates tbut llio ('linMlait feel
inM of Hi" )v?nilt h.ti been hIiucKci).
The iPrfiiltilloii followH-
JlpNolvid, lint wp. Hip i:.i.Ipiii l'rniu.laiiu
.oiifrnnip. d Iip l.mbv lu okpirut our rmpliatlo
il'iippioval ot IliU open ilrscrrjllon ot tlip l.oul',
tl.iv, llimhv lulallnu Hie lawi. ot Cod and 'A
0111 cgunlii
Pioposed Mine Woikeis'-Convention.
11 r:rlliilp Uic ficu Tup Ao(ioUd Tiei,.
pliiiuiikiu. I'j . MjuIi 4 - M 1 iiiipilnc of lip
rv.iiillii. board it tin Mi th I'lillpd JUn'
Win. 11- 'mn -cifld. (.Vcirfp llailtpln e
parlid jliai two li'induil ililesalrn l.ad 'mil
lio.pii In ifprrn-nt 4.',0t mini', wdkei. al Hip
ouiliir llulttuii roiiti'ulloii and : bat I,, lud
cnt i.iiiiiy Invitolloii, lat I'llda Io oeal op.
cmlon and s'mial nia.iacn of ronipanlcK ro at.
Und thn iiiiifercinn and to dilc lud i.ul ip
irlvrd u l.nur ijiucplaiue illlntiiili lip 1- c::
icitiru some 11 1 ir.y line
1...
Alleu'a Pool Room Raided.
if llTilmbe Wire funi The KoeIattd l'ica.
New Voik, Jltuli l-ie dllt(.id pool mum
01 tho Allen on Ml!i utttiiio wa, laldid id
uftenioon by tlip polke on wariauU olilalnrd b
Siipcilnlendciit ol lllectloin John MtCiillougli,
acliny for IIia cuimnltlre ol fKlecn, Seienlj-rlip
men wrre In tlip plate when thp polke cntcml
bill all (Miiptd llirouuli Hip window to an)
II110U1.-I1 mi jdjolnlni; house ecupl Hun
PROHIBITION
INAG1MTI0N
BIG CELEBRATION IN GUERN
SEY HALL LAST NIGHT.
A Speech by Hon. John G. Woolley,
Such as He Would Have Made Yes
terday, Had He Been Elected, Was
Read and AddiesseH Were Made by
E. D. Nichols. Mis. Maria W.
Vaughan, Rev. C. B. Henry, C. S.
Woodruff and Dr. J. C. Bnteson A
Banquet Solved.
Tl'ouuli the Vi'ohlbilloii uiiiillilulo
for the ptOHidency, John (1. 'Woolley.
will! dufuiili'il 1'mt Novembei by 1111
overwIiphntiiR ninjoilty, his levoteil
follow ei h In Lackawanna county
R.itlictcd In toice ut t.ueitiM'y hull
hint iiIrIu to participate in exeiclses
ronducted In connection with the teud
lnrr of at' InittKiliflt nddrcsa written
by Mr. Woolley uml lead Inst nlnht
at temperance meetings In all partis of
the United Htalev
The iifialf was eondut ted under the
auspices of the Lackawanna counts'
Temperance union, atnl the uttendance
watt moKt t'lntlfylMK to the committee
in iliaigp, llpRinnhi!; at 7 o'cloel a
ti.inmie'. was seived In t'" cltnliu? hall,
('overs Me laid for -rvcntj--llvp pet
unia and a most nppptlzliig huppcr as
honed by f'ntcivr Mlluliell. Afltr the
feasting, llinse preent ippalied lo tlie
ball, on the main lloor. wlm- ihp
wpip relnfoiced by a tonf lliriniK w-lio
had not cat al the fetlo maid.
15. O. Moigau. llf vete-an temp"r
unce worlcer fiom West uniit"ii. ict
ed a. liahinau, and Hie pionraumie
wus ooetipd Willi lb" elllKlliK of
"America." by the itiidlPtiie. l'iaer
was on'eied bv He A illlaiu .1. rud.
paHlor of the (iieoti CIiIrp llapllHt
church, and then the Vest Hide Tem
pptance (ilee club, ciiiipo-'ed of fifty
ymiliR W'clhliniPli possessed of voltes
ol wonitcitul puilty and powei, miiiut a
lenip-'innce hymn sot to the sllrtlntr
mush of the ".Marpes"
nu; i.s'AiTinai,
Mi. n'oollev's address, wnicli was
rathei Ions- uml whldi Hummed
neaily lialf an hour tn the leading, wus
road by Rev. J. X. Halley, of Mooslc.
Mr. Woolley In his Intiodf.c lion to the
address, set foitu Uiat It was pre
cbelv what he would have 'aid had
h been Inauguialcd of iinId"iit yes
teiday. It was an able efloit and Its
keynote vas tint the lctoi or the
1'iolilbltlon P-nty was the victory or
1 iKllleollMK'h.--.
lie f.et 101 Hi, among other things
that not a slngl" lemoval fiom olllce
would be made by him lor political
tPiikous. and thai In making appoint
ment paitlsun lines would not be for
a moment considered Anility ami
nioial woitb were nil tint would In
taken Inlo cousidiMatlon. lie mined a
cabinet which cunluin"d the n.'.mes of
President McKlnle, e-lieldPiitM
Ciocr Cleveland mid I'.enjamln llai
iImjii and William .1. Hian, and
pledged himself not to penult !ntol
(fitlng Illinois lo b served upon Hie
(able ut the while hou, al slate dlti
uei.s or otherwise, (lining the lour
yens of his term.
The lb st mldi-oFs of the evening was
deliveied by Attoimn V.. V. N'leludls.
of Wilkes. Marie, a genlleman who is
always capable of making a stilling
tompeiance speech He took for his
theme, "l'olllk'al lUghleousness," and
lie Healed it cninpiehenslely and ably
in the bilef space of time allotted to
lilm. Tho 11(1110! Halite i the gleat
national t-ln. vlihli will bear this
country to destiucllon. I10 said, as the
slave Unfile would lime borne il to
destiucllon had It not been tor tho
Civil war.
"Wo may ry out against lmppilal
imi and trusts and monopolies," said
Iip. "but as long as tlip liquor tiaill"
has Its being lb" only .".poii v we
w 111 get will be the reverberation of
our own voices train the deadened
walls of the nation.. I i-oiiMience " Con
tinuing, la sail?:
"The American chuieli Ks todn the
liulw.uk of this national sin. Theie
lit some cleigjmen who dine to taNe
up theli olces against the Uquni tiaf
tlc, but how few of them lime aio.
They ate like poor Utile lights In
peasants' windows along a count! y
load, They only show how gieat and
how deep the diukness 1 cully Is."
Mr. NIchollK, Just befoie closing his
lemaiks, had a little to say about
Mis. Cm lie Nation, th Kansas saloon
smasher, "lie who laltes his voice
against the battle which Mrs. Nation
Is waging,' said lie, "inleriupls the
olce of (lui."
MUS. NATION'S WORK
Mis. Murla W. Vaughn, of Moscow,
piesldeill ol the Lackawanna county
union ot the V. C T. I', followed Mis.
Nation and her woik from a woman's
standpoint. She leaned to the gre.'i'
(ilscouiagenient, and almost ile.-pair,
.!il''i had fallen upon the I'. Miibl ' n
l.is tbiougliout the land afier Ini-t
No ember's election, when it v, t
found 11. at the prohibition patty nil
not made 'lie 1 nlns Willi li !' t-liouM
li,ie in.ulo.
Mrs. Nation had Midd-iib appealed
Ihiougli this iloud of gloom, sin siild,
like a star lu the west. Khe had milled
the broken fragments of the party and
hud (lied a shot whbh had been he.nd
atound the woild.
"That Mis. Nation's methods ,11 e
strenuous and not ieilu"d no one wilt
deny," said she. "but wo must lenieiu
her that she h not dealing with n.
lined and gentle things. She lniks the
polish mi the cllltllie of a Veie-de-Vpip.
bii' she Is noble and slnceie if
she has done anything wrong .she usks
to bo In ought 10 Hip b.u of Justlie tor
trial."
"Rev. C. U. Hour gave a luvf talk
on "Piolilblliou I'lauehers" and said
that he was uvioedlngly son that nil
picnchnis wcic not Piohlliltlontsis
Still, he was glad lo say tli.tt a larger
proportion of the cieigy than the laity
wpip total ahstalueix and expoiiudeis
ot the doctiim of piohlbitlon II"
Ulged all to be preaeheis of us ;vel
as bell.iiPi'H lu piohlbitlon.
Atloiicy C. S. Wood ruff, of t I1I1-. (ity,
lad a fo.' wiiiiIh to nay upon the null,
ranteen vlitoiy. He cllsciissed the
antl-eantcju niniiulmnui !. the auny
lp-oir.iiiii.'allon bill at length and said
that the only fault which could be
found with it was that It contains no
penalty Kimim" and that Its proppi en.
forcpinei" might bo vailed tor that
icasoii, Thn Fellli.g ot lntoIiittliig p.
quors b llio government tj its sol
dleis Iip londemiiPd lu stidiij? lerins
as a vicious and HPiul-baibaili pmctko
nit. HATMHON'S TALK".
The last speaker was Dr. J. C. Hate.
sou, who was on the progranimo to
speak upon "County Woik," but who
cNploinc'i thai as Iip had noi been
hK
JoWav MvS
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
cft'ciis ot the well known remedy,
Svni'i' of I'ioh, manufactured by tho
t'.w.iroKNi.v Kio Sviiut' Co.. lllustrato
tho valuoof obtaining tlio llciuld laxa
tive principles of planla known to bo
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to tho
tosto and acceptable to the system. It
is the 0110 perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing 'ho system cltcetunlly,
dispelling colds, headaches nud fevers
gently yet pioinntly and enabling ono
to overcome habitual conbtlpation per
manently. Us perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and biili
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
llvor and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the Ideal
laxative.
In tho process of manufacturing figs
arc used, as tlioy arc plenxant to tho
taste, hiittlieniedlchial(ualitlchof tho
remedy are obtained from hcuiui and
oilier 'aromatic plants, by a method
known to tho Caufuiinia I'm Svitur
Co. onlj . In older to get its. beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please,
remember the full naino of tlio Company
printed oil thn front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
ba:j vnANCisco, cai.
I.0UI6VILLK. KIT NEW YORK, N T.
rorsolobynll DruKsists PrlceBOc. ppf bottlo.
dig iieil 111 in tie loi.il tempi'rance
woik lor se 'nil years he was unobte
lo lull? Intelligently upon It. He did,
however, plead hi a most eloquent
manner the need of a mighty stlrrlag
up of the national conscience lo a sense
of the nnli'iu.il duty. No inoi.il or po
litical r foi 111 could be accomplished
until this was done
Inteispersed between I he nihil esses
the (ilpp club lendeied several selec
tions, and a ( lever recltatlnu wus given
bv JIIm flora ll ce.
THE FEAST OF PUR1M.
restlval of Lots Was Obseived Last
Night by Services at Temple.
Nntiue of the Teast.
Thf. I'Vust of J 'mini, m rvsilv.il of
I.otK. was observed Inst night at the
Linden Sheet tempt", bv the leading
of the legttlai holiday spiee. Rev.
A S. Anspni lier. i.ibbl of the emigre
gallon, was In chaigp of the sfrvlres,
the giejitoi pail of which always con
sists in lip- tecltal of the Monk of
IMhei
hi this is naiialod one of the mm!
loinantle inl-s In Sciiptme, or for
that matter lu nil history. II Is the
etoi'v of mingled love and hatred, oT
hie malignant nun liuiallon of a lilg
oti d lyiant and the thwaitlug power
or a good woman. The festival com
niPinoiates the meniornble escape
fiom total distinction of the Jewish
people In Pet slit, uiidei the rtlgn of
King Ahasitoras sitppood by many
lilslotians to have been 1lae1eH
iiie cuiinliigly laid scl'.eiues of th"
piinp' minister Hainan to peipetrate a
wholesale nia-'sacic of the IVislau
Jews woie th" outcome of the frel
Ings of badled jn ide and Insolence, and
would have been su eessful had It
not been for the Inteiccssion of Queen
Rlll"l, I lie Jewi-it "potlse of the mmi
anil. Till' tesllMll del VS lis name 1 1 0111
the I'm t that Hainan diew lots lo de
cide the dav upon w hk-li the rlnylug
ot an Innoitnt people houM take
phue. Il Is one of tlie men lest and
must mlithlul seasons of the Jewish
nlendnt, and is obseived the woild
over ns a day upon which to lay nalile
cam ami sonow and le.lolce over the
great vklorv of long ago.
Notice.
S. i:. Dei bv Is no longer la the em
ploy of the Kinphe Ctedli Clothing
company. All peisous liaving accounts
with the above (inn will please pay
same to the
People Credit Clothing Co.,
" .117 Lackawanna avenue.
Mobhei & Coleman, Tailois,
will occitp.v their new store In p.uir
building about Match "o
Ask' foi Kellv s union .taiKeis.
MARCH
1
aaVSar
Hit IE
Wc never aimouuce special reductions twice
for the same rugs, and very seldom we announce
Special Reductions for large sues. T.hat, hap
pens occasiona'ly, when we are forced to do it.
Consider tlie followiug seriously and make
the best out of this occasioti :
$150.00 Fine Persian for $350.00, size 11 ft 2x14 1'tS
325.00 Fine Persian for 2:55.00, size 11 II, 4x15 ft.?
150.00 Fine Persian for 115.00. size S ft 0x10 ft (,
1 1 5.00 Fine Persian for 85.00, size 10 ft ttxH ft 10
S5.00 Kino Persian for 00.00, size 0x11
250.00 Turkish for 1S5.00, size 10 ft 7x14 ft 10
200.00 Turkish for 100.00, size 0 ft 1x15 ft 10
105.00 Turkish for 125.00, size 10x13 ft 0
1 50.00 Afghan for 1 15.00, size S ft 2x10 ft 10
125.00 Afghan for 100.00, size 7x10
fu this sale we don't exchauge Rugs b'ought previously
SPOKE OF THE
BEST THINGS
REV. McLINN'S ADDRESS AT THE
NORTH BRANCH CONFERENCE.
The Susquehanna Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheian Ohuich Yes
teidny Afternoon and Night Held
the Opening Sessions of the Noith
Branch Confcience in Grace Lu
theian Cluuch Over Twenty Min
isteis and a Like Number of Lay
Delegates Aie In the C iy.
The Hist i'rlon of the Not III Ilium li
conlerence of the Susquehanna Synod
of the Kvangcllcal Lutheran chinch
were held ycsteiday nftcrnoou nud
night at the Grace Lutliernu chuicb,
Mulberry sheet and Madison iivomie,
ot which Rev. Luther Hess Willing Is
pastor
iiiui iwciuy clergymen nun it nivu 1
nunibei of lay dulegatcs were in at
tendance and will remain In the city
until the closing session takes place
Wednesday morning. The minlste1l.1l
delegates present me
Hpi. VI. MUwck. 01 llerwlik lln I'aid
11,'ik'iiii'iti, "I Wllket llaiic: Kit. (. It Ibilidord,
ol Vorlluutiherlaiidi Hf. (' II. Ilrn.ltn, of iin
bum licv. W, II I'Nrlier, 1. II. ol Miiiimkui,
Itei. .1. II. I'oclil.P. 11. of MltiMnoip; 'bv
(' VV TViOei. P. I)., 01 vHiugrmi.; !p. Will.
I.r.i II IlilhUli, nl Umktnrn: IIpv. .1. II ('
Minlfnlcl, of l.p. IIpv. M. K. Mcl.iim, ol
llloonifbuiir: l!"i. Waller Mlllci. of W Ilk'
llatrp: IIpv. I Mir. of ( .ll.cv i"iii: lln ( VV
llnrr. ol ll.nti ill,.: IIpv V I. lludmlll. of Vlr
(ariiiel; llci. .1. . shinnon, of ITcliurn, He
.Tohii Waciei, l. I), ol llwlrtou: IIpv l.utlrv
IIpii Watlnic nl Sei niloiii llei. V. N'. Wmn.'r,
of Silinitrotp. Iliv. I. II UMiri, l I) of Sun
bu...
Ycsteiday afternoon's s'sslon was
for the mlnlsteiH and consisted of a
conference on 11 number of subjects
of vital impottancp to the clergy and
public at huge. Picsldcnt M. L Mc
LI1111, of Hloumsburg, called the m?et
lug to older at 2.S0 o'clock, and In the
discussion which shnttlv afterwards
ensued the following vvie among Hie
subjects discussed.
I. Up oar pemlp vrinnilli ill, wotklng'
How effect If
'2. Whal kind of pi Pacini, p; doe, im 11 diuuiid'
!. Whal iilanj flisll we take Willi rpjard lo
.iiiiunt'ineiits?
I How- shall we inereaup soi iibllil.v
. Can ratechiratipii and th lovlval v llrm
go together.'
li. Alp vve not makll.B a niHakp with reR-rd
to leported incmber.-liip and appoitlnnmenl '
7 U b it shall wp dfl Willi our dpllnrjuont.
incnibciar
i1. How tan vp pI foi Hi Afin a llip a'l
mlfuiinl sulour 01 men, nnd do our pail foi
tltl countrv'fl .idv.mci alona: all Hops''
How idiall Hip chuuli (Hand out befoip Hip
world in KiPilcr purlt, deepei loip for ,ffm.
expifraitl in loip ('ir nun, tlo-ei brolhiihood
and Incroispil ini-.ionari intpreit and ilpvolloii
IP Uiw lo "Citrp a liei'ddl 1'mlrc.in and
Tlcfoim ition todav :
II How can the rhurvli reaih more iupii
(a ) Thcwe litouahl up utider Iipi Iriltiir rice ibl
llio-c oiiUIiIp her inlluencp.
Z How fun 1I1H 1 onferiMii p fuillifi devebp
Hip work ot the niaclir In Ihp tendon nil Inn
it, tcaili.'
Last nlglu a song seivke was held
and a c ont'eience communion, conduct
ed. Rev, M. R. .MuLtnn pleached a
splendid sermon, taking his text from
Coilnthlnns, I'U. Up spoke of "Tho
Rest Things In Life." what they ate.
how we can obtain them, and what to
do with them.
"Rverv title hiiui." he said, 'must
have an ambition for the best, and the
best miwt be u proper lovelatlon of
1 Sod It Is always beyond us. Theie
nie evei heights unsealed, wealth un
measured fop the shiver.
"The nineteenth ceatuiy was better
than the preceding one, and tlie twenti
eth century will lie the best of till. The
fiittne holds the key to the best, and
men gaze Into It, to giasp Its Holier
trensuie."
Dining the nlcht's set vices u num.
her of very pleasing selections weie
sung by membeis of the church choir,
.Miss Jennie Kaul man's line voice vvas
henid to advantage lu "One Sweetly
Solemn Thought," and also In a duet
with Miss Nellie Drake. "The Penil
of Tiutli" was the song sung by the
two .voting ladles.
The olllceis of the synod ait Pi est
deal. Rev. M. 13. McLlnn: Sicretaiv,
Rev. A. J. RudisllI; tieasuier, Rev. M.
M. Allbeck.
The conference will be icuuiPd at
S.I3 o'clock this morning
Neives Like a Flat-lion.
A woman who siilfcied fop iluee
v'.us from nervous pioslration ways
two bottles of Llchly'h Celeiy Nervo
Compound effected a complete cuio
She baldly knows toda.v wliftliei- she
ht.H nerves op not, ns she necr feels
them II IsfPitalnlya wonileiful iphi-
ilv. s.old by Matthews Rios
Ask foi Ktllys union .ratuuis
Michaelian Bros. & Co.
124 Washington Ave.
SPECIAL,
1
I
A FINE EFFECT
Is obtained where candles with bcatuiful tinted shades nre
held by one ol our Patent Candle Holders. It's an orna
ment ot itself, besides it is well niade, of nickel and cellu
loid, having a very stroiiR spring that will not break. Be
ing simple in construction there is nothing to get out ot or
der. A short time ago you would pay $2.00 for
them, 'I he price is but 50C
Vtvaa?VfeA .
S.. W ..,....-.
S we carry tne uniy complete stock or g
llron and Steel!
in this section of
make auy mistake
ket for same.
g Bittenbender & Co.,f
h 126 and 128 Franklin Avenue. g
LEWIS & REILLY
ALWAYS BUSY.
Nos. 114 and 116 Wyoming Ave.
WHY WEGROW?
BECAUSE
Wc are the largest buyers of Honest Shoes, and
we pay for them promptly, saving all discounts,
which is a great benefit to you who buy ot ns.
Local notoriety is not the chief reliance of our
business success, but Self Reliauce, Honest Busi
ness Methods and National Popularity are some of
the vital features of our well-earned and acknowl
edged prosperity.
We are not defenceless because we are the de
fenders of Honest Shoes and Honest advertising.
We appeal not to your sympathies nor your
prejudices nor any questionable influences for your
patronage. If our shoes are not just what wc ad
vertise them and the values not as we represent,
your money cheerfully refunded. Relying only on.
this Honest Business Rock for our existence.
Why We Grow Prices
We Place on Sale This Morning:
500 pans Youths' ami
Boys' Shoes, all sizes .... .)()
200 pairs of Men s fine
House Slippers, all sizes. 'J3c
200 pairs of Men's Rub
bers, toes a litte narrow. 'J.lc
FOR WOMEN
We have .1 special atlr.ic
tion in :
5C0 paiis misses and
gills' $1.25 Shoes, which
we sell for 5flt:
These shoes rue well built
toes square, common sense
good quality. Never a bet
ter b.u gain in shoe leather.
oo pairs of Udics'com
foit shoes not a pair
worth less than 7. cents.
Take them at i'w
LEWIS lb REILLY
Nos. 114& 1 16 Wyoming Ave
Telephone 2482. Frej Delivery to any Part of the City
Williams' Goods
Damaged by Water
On Sale for One-Half
iiu-li uf uur Household I teiisils as were in the Tmse
niciit oi our store on the side nearest the tire -jot their
mil share oi smoke and water. Thej are being sold out
10 make room ior entire new good, and you bin them
lor one-half their actual worthif ou come quick.
Thcv'rc worth coming after.
J. D. WILLIAMS & BRO.
312-314 Lackawanna Avenue.
Sfc
. -.-
Walk In and Look Around. tj
the state. Don't
when in the mar- v
jJC
T
I
200 paiis of Men's
Burt Shoes, plain globe
toe-, mostly narrow
widths; $4.00 and $5.00
kinds; why we grow
price IM
We have 500 cases of
ladies' rubbers the 40
and 50c kind take 'cm at '25
200 pairs of ladies' standard
makes, button and lace shoes,
extension soles, the $5, $4
$5 kinds; "why we grow"
price, S'2. 50 per pair.
200 pairs of ladies'
heel and spring heel
shoes button and lace,
"Si, 50 kind; "why we
gtow" price St.10
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