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THE SCRANTON TIUBUNE-THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 10U1.
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p'rry .
Mw$ Si
An Excellent Combination.
Tho pica vi lit inotlioil iiiid bcnctlciul
effects of the vvcll known remedy,
M nvv or I'ios, manufacture d by tho
'ALirnitNhV Tut Hriit'i' Co., illustrate
the vnlueof obtaining the liquid la sti
ll vo principles of plants known to bo
inedu'lnullv laxutlvo and prc.scntintr
then? In the form must 1 of uniting to the
t'isto and ncecptnb1i to lln s.vntom. It,
is the ono perfect, strengthening laxa
tive, clonnslnir tlio s.vstoin elt'ectually,
dispelling" colds, licaduilics and fevers
ifi-utl.y yel ptomptly and i'nnl)lln;r ono
to overcome li'ibltunl constipation per
manently. Us perfect, fu-eilom fioui
every objc',tliiuitlo quality and sub
iduuee, and Ms nctlut? on the lfidnoysi,
liver and bon-cls, without Weakening
or Irritating tlit.Mii, make it the ideal
invuttvo
In tlio process of manufucturhi,' Hi,"
ntu used, as they mo pleasant to thu
tn atc, but tho medicinal tiualltiis of the.
remedy 1110 obtained from henna and
other urouuUlc plants, by n inotliovl
huovvu to the C.vmi'ouni.v I'm Symn
Co. only. In older to jret ilsbcueticlal
i ftpct'i'i'inl t" tivwld imitations oleum
fiiiemb.-ftlii fml nanioof tboCompuny
printed mi the front of every package,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO.
s.; vhanoisco, cal
T.OUXOVIH.E. KV NEW rOSK. N. V.
Per sale lis nil UruBGiMs I'rlcofiOc par bottle
Cw
rnsi i.n town.
ra
Per
3C Quart
LACEAWANRft MIRY CO
3Icj loco Orders I'rompttr Ua.lverot
.,,jj) AtlunM Aenus.
Scrsnfon TransTer Co.
I.'aggage Checked DUcct to Hotels
and 1'iiv.itc Residences,
Olflco
Station,
D.. L.
Phone
tfc
V5.
W. Passenger
Dr. H. B. WARE,
SPLCIAUSr.
r.YU, 13AR, NOS!: and THROAT
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unit n, N.i
lIhi j1 nui .mi;
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a!. iiovf.u 'viu. ?ir. iK-u r. ilwh tMii
M.l.1. an uiMroM li imn m.ti Minilit cu'iim,' tl
i.rltl'a (Utiit'h, W.i-lihiulnii uttiuii jiiJ I'.ii";
moil.
MIHC.VL CMUItTALSUKM'.-On Uir cvtiilns
oi March gl, in SlanlwV lull. Ilunnverr, nn oil
i tjlimicnl ttiil ijn citui tiy IjjiuI unit tt. ?.
-Ill, ul tha rtilc Wntdrn
'. AGItA.r AIllirsTUi Octet t it t. Vh.ii or
1'k'iiI a muii mi tmii iitniUL lust rtrian.- lor
tuumiwy ind I .sarins, lie tt u loi'.nl up In
I Ciniu yt'oia utalKin !mu,i
NM All HWyl I.T. Hip ui.mul Iwtintitt ami
nii'O of Hrr.inlon 1 II v oomluto, Nu. 117, I 111
1 lotid
i uniliii
iimir u Iic.i4,iii, mil uc liflil tl'is
hi itiiiHiitt oi t tiiiiiiiuiii ikiii 011 ti iii-
II ."I, ill (It'llUO.
lll'.U L'.S)I.I! eW UAir..-iorifo lUitttid-.
i . 1 Na? eik trul, wj I.clJ under S.'i00 tuil
it Mdiimsii lluoc last ctonlng on tlie chjivo
if ituult nml lullPiy, mn nipKnt aim threat.,
pifcrird lit- ! ttim Ktnui".
UKSl.W't Kit 1AKV..N llACIt.-Udttuiil J u ir
t flit dtKtrti r liom ("unipitny M. I'tut uitilloij,
t ho wa I, Up'I up .it pullii lif ulfiui1i'r Tin.
iy otfiun',', m 1.1,.1'n, ii Milhwn'k I!.iud
tctlcrdaj by I. II Jluitimon.
f IXltlvS' JIM.TIN-f. -The Krantoii ( lul,' dm
-jiluHi". l 211. will liold thru Ifgulji unci,
ii,- jjliisht at S . I.h k ut (jM'iiiir hall,
WjililjIlB lil'lll.'. VII licintiM (ilf l("Ullril
ii liivl i.sctit. llti-iiu of imporUi.ii..
ni.rj.vsi ii -A ii vii. mjhIi' ii, p, ,k t.ui
I li .iji iMi.,'ii, n( S.tnli c i mitt n, till.) u.o
in,i nil il in iln i mil v jJI mnio linn ago "n
l'i ifrrc nt mil tiu ini-ihiif, tttio jcnUrtlJi'
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BOND OFFERINGS.
Skiing- Drook Water.lst Mtg5s
Lacka. Vnlloy Elec. Light, 1st
Mtg. 5s.
North Jersey and Pocono Moun-
.Jain Ice Co., lt,t Mtg. 5s
Slhndnul Gas Co., 1st Mtg1. 5s.
iJhighton Water Supply Co,,
31st Mtg. 5s.
New Mexico Railway ami Conl
'Co., 1st MtR. 5s.
Dfcscilption and piicc on appli-
V, cation.
4-
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Droailwa), N. V. UlltudUrro.
Csihcndale.
4, 3 Jr tj CoinnionucallU fild;.,
l Scrtntoti.
-t
)' -'f -ttff"rt
rflcunl fij t,ill firniOirl before AlJ'fntn
l Itll vt llll MlntlS lllll Vtalll.
V. . t A. Minis -Million (iintiii llmi..
1I15 nflitiiKii at u'iI.hV. tMMriii Invll l to
.Mn llil, cIjm. riiiiisil.it iMiilna at t.W oMin-'i,
UIMc studs' Mini it inl 1 lutum. Ij wrilnry,
at the Milium tiiniii' I'lu-Miui nxwttJllin
I 'win, llil;, Nortli Miln utiiiui'.
(oMMIIini 1(1 M 't.-lnnu" limit n,
lu um (cmniltlril I" llic n'Mitv Jill Imni
Old l'i r(to on 11 iliarjc nf iiwkliirf tlirriN, lia
Win ilii I mil Instnu .nui .Iiula- AtilituM Jf'
litiilny liiailp mi erder lur hit tmi'iv.tl lo the- in
Mini diiuttiiKiit of Hie HanwMii '.our illtrlit,
lie K'itir i 1 1 1 J l u u tlioir.
1'AY DMS. Pie ft Hinting v "HI I "i'o
1'tl.i, loinoridW imil !tliiiil.ij Twins. Vtoiv
ilili', Viulilwlo... 1III-, llilNii-dil, lliiiii. IV If
li iip, tHihiaril IniiKirrnw, lllmiicrul. Mm
mIIi. Man-. -nliii.ll, AiiMmIiI, Ilrllrtuc,
Mrbl'ln. (.ouiri, i iiiillmiitul, lMili;c llimplnn,
HoMiii, ll.nli- I'.ill., Otlniil, l'.ilii', Sim, n ami
l.itlir.
!lt. Ill I.M.riN M' lOslDirit'lI - Imlli
tin ljiril n mrliil ,ti,ltnU, In Hip iwlo!tUe
mil itill.jlii"! ,i lmrl iII'Iiiiip Iroui tlio i-limp
v. ih'l". It will lutm drill aniiniiiiir lo nil lm
iMi I" tiiimt, llu" init I Imp nf tlio .iirltjl .nut
iIi'iiiiiiii- nt Hit' pull l iliw. tm .ill Mllii'ir! line.
,nl from .ill trilling. 'IliU lit n iniintaUoii
vlmli tut iiiiipIi irnl-l, uinl lll Im- Binfl.illy
'i.iitiU J
llltS I HUlIlt.NAI, lsr,-lln cllltrm of
llllli Ihlll) Inlfcr. N' lO1'. lllOlllllllina I'lO-
i.. llu- Onicr 4 l.lk. tlll pay j liatirnil tit
1, i In- iriiili'ii leilis lil cipi.Iiik fni thu mr-
Ik' of plltll Ipitlll.' 111 til" lllltlttlitl ol M'ttrll
i.im'liliuv I'mfi.M.r Mi,itnlii. ihumiiM. ati.t
llu' I Its (iuilill tilll ali lw lucent tn ur
iiiipili In Hi iiniM. 'Ih,. !lli no of viriu
I ii l.iilgr vt til tin t it TJO o'llnit. fur tin ittr
mir f niuliin ito tl.ltori mi llu Ir aiTltdl.
WILL BE A BIG PARADE.
Lnijjc Number of Sti Iking Mill Gills
Will Irliuch the Sticets This Af
ternoon Tonlglit'3 Meeting.
The silk mill strilteitf vvoio buried all
yemterdiiy nreinilnir for thl.i ufter
liuon's 1)1' pni.ide, and the ui.ti 8li.il of
the day Is ruullduiit of liavlnif lictvveuii
tour and ilvti thouijiul Blrl.-i In line.
The liuiids fiom the. dliTerent mllln vlll
bi nsslfrned places in tho parade ac
(ordlni? to senluilty iIkIum In the num
ber of weeks they mo out.
In cane the contingent fiom Wilkes.
Hill i e and l'Jtthtoii arrive, they will bo
aceouled the plaee of honor at tho IimiI
of the procession. Olhciwlne, the 130
Kills lrotn the Klotz mill, wheie the
strike oilKiiiated, will he been in the
van. Afttr them will come the strik
ers fiom Valentine Wins' N'oith .Scran
ton mill, who weie the second on stilke.
It Is expected that thiee lumilied
maids tiom Harvey Urns.' mill will bo
on hand, to take their iiluce a tho
thlid brlK.ide In line, and after them
will match the Sainiuott haul and t-oft
.silk workeisi. At least nine bundled of
the latter, It is thought, will naradc.
The girls from Valentine Hllss' Dick
son and Dunmoio mills will follow the
Sauijuolt woikeis, and after thuni
mai'eh the hantls liom ltellliig, David
it Schocn's IVteishuiK plant.
The i-tilkeis of the SlmpMin mill are
oxpCLted u fiom Mluooka, about one
hunilicd and fifty stiong, and they,
with the hard and baft silk vvoikcrs of
Taylor, will 'biliiK up the ic.ir of the
procession. Mother Maty Jones, ac
companied by Committeeman Fied
eilek DUcher and l'l-Lhldeiit Jl. D
Flahoitv, of tho C'ential Labor union,
will inarch at the head of the paiade.
The line of march will bo as pub
lished In itestei day's Tilbitue This will
be one of the (list labor denionslia
tlons in tho hlbtoiy of Ser.iuton in
which almost the enthe number of
marchers vvoio women.
A letter was iccelved jesteiduy at
stilke heudriuarteiH conve.v inj? the In
foi iiuttlon that one of the S.imiuolt
Mipeilntciidents had nude ovoitme.s to
a iiutnboi of the gills to lesunie wmk
at the mill. The matur was hefoie the
executive eniniiilttec, but not it gieat
dial of reliance is pl.ued In it. The
sti IkeiV special eomiulttte was busy
all yestt-rday obtaining donations lor
the lunch alter the parade, tiltd met
with con.slderablp buccets.
Members of the ('.upenteis' union
vveie at the hall during the enthe day
winking on signs which will be can led
this atteinoon. Tonight's mass moot
ing at the armory will start at T..I0
o'clock. Mother Jones and DUcher will
will be among the speakeis.
The girls fiom llllss' Noith Serauton
mill held an interesting meeting Tues
day night, rind the union wishes to ex
tilers its thanks to Mr, I.t'onuiil, who
has allowed the lree use of Ills hall
Vesurday's tloiritlons vein as fol
lows: I. vt. llroul.s .'.0 . uls; l.aikT & Mul, !fl;
KrutiUy llmtlicrs, 'J.', unit) J, .1, (a.tn?, Mi.
nuolia. 5-J; 1'. II. ('(ijiu, v!, Cji, 1.;0; Cash,
-1; Ihrry i "llim, -1; V Cmipliill, S; Vh
lion iioo etnii, M, p. II. I mli.t, ii u,
Connollt, .'; II V, Mdlcti, l.fti; VI. ,. Kjj,,,
jh I'otiit; tt , Mnimi, uiip uo
lu taken: i 'I n Ko
IiHitliirs, tl.it u lnM' rii!,iMi Mlis II Mtlljlr,
oiio iuko; Itiillo Mlillc, .no ul.i; V, ivtcr
Sialun, one ukr, Vim V illlani l.ei., oiro t.iko;
illobt Ujri'liou-r, Sir. 'lnipon1 ilu; Mr. I'ltliml,
ijlU: Lnsiy lliotlin,, slu; p. II. DuiLm, ty.j Kin.
Iiatk d: Ili.Uinp'l, s'; (' 1, Wtxiittuith, 1;
U.ti'i Pat idi tt, ili l..iula ( Vinr.il. SI, Vi. iijrr,
lul lollic. (Iiimllir k Miorl, M; Inhn Lull,
niaiin. 1 : llnulli .V. ( mnpiny, i .v. V. Illiktoii,
1, M. VI. lliiiMj. i: 1'. I l.injin, i: j. j.
sn, p.'; 1' II llicnliif, sj; (,'raml t'nlun ',a
nniuii), !, V VUMilluii, . A I'lirnd, 2j
(tl,t; A I id lid, in nn,.; I. Iinoidi.pt, in (.nt..
SIXTH ACCOUNT FILED.
Amount Paid Out During- Year by
Hnndley Executois.
The bixth account of Hon. H. T.
Palmei, John T. ltli hards and L'olunei
L. A. AVaties, the exeeutois ot the
Handles estate, has been tiled with
Hejlster of Wills Koch. It coveis the
pet led fiom February IS, jiiuu, to Teb
iimry 1j, 1001.
The uxeeuiois chuitfc themselves with
JtiJ.&VJ 55, the amount ot the Inventory
and iippwilseinont of the pursun.il plop".
eny oi tne testator not cum ei lid Into
cash on Kebiuaty IS, liU0. Tho c.ibh In
the bunk at that time was $13,017.1::,
and the also held a nolo of JD.uOO,
making u total of $10G,lM0.u7. Hunts re
eelved dining the year Inci eased this
debit Item to $15J,S!i.-i.31. Dili lug tho
year 817,305.53 vvab paid out. Soino of
tho Items were:
l. I'atllckV ilrphaiugc, Uqurtt $ 2,nO.)iV)
HdUif of the 'jood iilirpliiid, hiipiPtt,, l.i.H.O)
Cilj ot Windiutir, 1'Hiuot H,(X0.00
II. A 1'alnioi', let i okiiIdi I.Oui.iM
John T llldkilili. In u (Mculur l,VflU
1.. A. Wain, l'i'. ui, txtiulcr .Vv):i
The other expenditures were tho
payment of bequests and i epulis and
ImpiovcmentH on the propettles of the
estate. The executors now havo $13,
I'l'.SI eush In the bank, Thu account
will be submitted to tho cum t on
March IS.
Moshor & Coleman, Tallois,
will occupy their new utoie In Hurr
f building about Match HO.
Hummairo Sale
Will opi'ii Friday Mm oh, tho Sth, at
2 P. in , ut "' WushlUBtofi iivrnue,
LAW MAKERS
LAW BREAKERS
DECLAKATION OF EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CONFERENCE.
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Resolutions Adopted Dcploilng tho
Fact Thnt Congress Mot Last Sun
dayLarge Amount of Business
Was Tinnsacted Duilng- tlio Day.
r.itliDtlc Incident In Connection
vltli the Illness of the Son of the
Rev. Dr. Weber Most of tho Dele
gates Left City During Afternoon.
The N'uillt branch eonfeieuou of tho
Stisiiuehunna Synod of the. livungellcal
I.uther.in ehtuch was closed yesterday
morning nt Uiaco l.utherau cliuieh,
aftei a thiee tlays' sctslou marked by
the eiithuflasm of the visiting dele
gates mid the large propintlons of tho
nmoiiut ot business transacted In bo
shott u time.
A largo number or Important icso
IlltiotiM were udoptetl, conspicuous
unuiiK which wus one eensuiliiB tho
notion of congiess In meeting lust Sun
day and dcploilng tlio triiut-foimatlon
"of- law -makers Into luvv-bre.ikers."
The lcsulutlon follows:
Win nap, We mn detply painrd l't the la. t
tlul tun lialiinul (oncrcts hold i K-tlvii ami
troiMilid luitlnipii on liu lt trf)td' Pa, Slatcli
1, ll.firfuro, ho II
lloiollod. Tint p liPiPlje pxpip om il'M
lt!iet llul llift- thin tiolatpd lliu lw of Cud
i,d the lot of inn bflotcd (ountrt. When law
makers become I itvlircakira it Kiomu the pa
tied duly uf the dnirdi to nltn hr toiii; mul
utlti htr tnotnl, 1 nt ttuli violations bo ie-
pOTtnl.
lliMiliid, lliat .1 copy of the aboto be for
Hirilnl In the Kcut.irt, duly sinned, to Ihs
iiluiMiilatitPi from our lirul.il) and In the
dcik tl oat li hoii-o ot tho next tongurs.
The betsloii was opened yester
day by ti devotional service, con
ducted by ltev. Paul Horseman, of
Wllkos-lSaric, Confoieuee business wus
then tranmetrd, alter which followed
an exceedingly Interesting discussion
of "The I.utheian View of the Witness
of the Holy Spirit," which wus led by
ltev. J. II. Weber, I). D., of Sunbiuy.
ltev. John Wagner, of Hazleton: ltev.
('. li. Dotsford. of Northumberland,
and ltev. Luther Hess Waling, of this
city, took hnnoitant parts In this de
bate. IJHSOM'TIONd .ADOPTHD.
The business pint of the s siun eon-
plsted tirluclpally In accepting tho re-
tioit of the committee on tesolutloiis,
of which ltev. Wober was chaliman.
Seveial veiv important resolutions, In
addition to the one given above, wore
piesented to the couterence and parsed.
Among these was one providing that
yeutlv tepoits made by eueh minister
to the Susquehanna Sjno.l bhould bo
computed with the repot ts of .he pie
cedlng sear, and In cases ot any dis
ci ejmncles dlscoveied, an eMilunitlon
asked fiom the pastor.
Another lesolutlou piovldcd that In
eases where uns member who had'been
ussslgneil a lilace on me nrogianinie,
as p. n Help, mt In u discussion, was un
uldf to attend, his paper must be for
vv aided to the confeienco. Other leso
lutlons weie liabsed thanking the local
con&icgatlou and choir tor their as
sistance at the meetings, and thu ladles
of tho church und ltev. W.ulng. who
was In eliatge of thu iceeption com
mittee, for the hospitality and cour
tesy which hud distinguished their
tieatmcut in this cltv.
A report was lead by Rev. A. N.
Winner. A. M, iegistrar of Susque
hanna, university at Sellnsgrove, which
gave an inteiestlng Minimal y of the
wotk being done at that educatltili.il
Institution, of the support which It Is
receiving, and other matters pertaining
lo it.
A pathetic and touching Incident of
the confluence occurred when, towards
tin close of yesteulny morning's ses
sion, ltev. Dr. Weber, of Sunbury, lose
und told of the illness of )ds hon, a
physician ut Denvui, Col. He uskud
that prayer be offeied tor him, and as
cveiy head bent low during the solemn
appeal tuteied by ltev. Dr. John Wug
uer, of HiiHluton, many un ye was
dimmed by the tear ot aympuths'.
MORNING DISCUSSION.
Tho dlbcusslon of the mornlne was
begun about Iti.15 o'clock und wus
.....ii,. i,i i.i. nt- MVIi.n. In the.
lUlllllllJ ,v ".' -. ,.v. --- -.-- .
course of his eloquent addtess, he .said:
Hit- Holt spiiit it ditlmj tin- third iimn
In tho Holy 'liinii. He i tailed lij divine
iiaiiim n tlio f'unifoitir, Sjililt of liod, eU., and
U actorilid (lit inc ttoichlp, a mn in the for
mull fir lioly bipll-m and .qio-lollo lioncdktinii.
Ill tlio Old Ti -lament lit- i. iKIaicd to bo tho
niKu ul piopluij. of suit It Is slid: "Ilia
fplrlt oi f, "I cime on lum and he piophthied
anions Hum." Julih fioipieiitlv ikilaiod!
"Iliui nilli the l.oid," mil lliu apoj.ilu nai:
All sirlptiiio !' Bit i n by In-plration"; acaiii,
"llolj linn tunte a Ihoy Hire iiiutod In tlio
Holy '(.lioit." fhr ttholo of tho Old lotamriit
tatL the ten tdiiimaiiduiuit ii the diiitt ttilniss
tu min ot the Holy frplrlt.
Ih. Holy Splilt ttas aititc in tho class of the
MasUr und labored alon; ttilh linn. IK d
,. cinK'1 on I lin Kitior at Hit baptirin und lid
Him Into the vviilerfii' to be tempted. In Mat!
13: S, hrlt tats: "If I tatt nui detlU bv tho
pii it of Our laud," pliottliig the jtcompaiisiin;
of tho Holy spltlt in Hl work. VMiut Clnut
ta ubuut tu lake Ilia diilturc Id .puki f Hie
irimiio of the llul Splllt. Id pioni' ud Uioni
"llu lumfoiur tu aiuiu ttitn Hum, to be
thelt teadior, their reinlndu. "Ik shall hrliij;
all lliiiii, to sour iiniDinbruntf." Iho ilinlplis
tttre In "lairs at Jiru?aliin uuiil 3c uu endutd
tilth pottti Hum on lilsh " This putter tt i
iii.iiiifeittd nhen I'ttir prcathid. flu spirit hcia
,111 mpanlrd thu ttonl. It is the plot line of th
plilt not mils t0 elotlie tins ehureli ttilh potter,
but iImi eudiw the tmrd ttilh pottei, ivmlnUni;
ind ilhimlnitiuit Hie htaur, and ttben the elnntr
ripeuis to Inipirt fa It U In the word tthiili ja
teali (hi 1st tu lib".
llic spirit ttituessis ttlth him as to lib re
Rcnciailou lis plJiitlnx faith in the word and In
kiiutts In' is at cliild ot I1O1I, brijiuo lie bcllctcj
that ttoul and has the fruits of the uplilt, tit,,
"Jus, ptaio, luiiBSuflcilns," oli. Slan constant
ly deals ttilh tho Spliit, llu tt inied nut In
"filcvi," "nuemli," agilntt slunlnir against the
Holy spirit. 'I hit Splllt constantly ilvtdN in
tho (In Mian and helps him lo prtadi, tu pia,
to tvnrl.. Ily Hie Holy spirit I10 undeitanda the
ttill of Hod, is enabled lo do tho uill cf tied
and to aiiompllth Hie ttill of liod. Soil, to bo
fillt.il lo ih pplill, lid lo Hie spliit, to he en
tirely aubmUtitu u III lit.
CI.OKH OF CONrKUKNCH.
This brought the confereneo to a
close and u lingo number of the dele
gates yesterday left thu cits'. The
Gospel suivlce will be continued, how
over, for ten du's. Lust night, ltev.
iolui Wngner conducted the services,
ind this popular dlvlno will bo again
In the pulpit tonight.
Rev. Walter Ml lor. of Wilkes-r.ane,
will ollldato tonight and all day Sun
day, und dining th" leinalnder of next
week Rev. M. 13. Mr-Linn, of lllooms
burjTi president of tho conference, will
pit-side, A song service will bo held
each night.
Tho next confereneo will be held In
six innntbr, and thu placo of it will
be decided by tho ofilceis, It will prob
ably be held In one of tho country
tow ns,
WHY SO MAN FAIL
The Reasons So Many Catnrrh Rem
edies are Unsuccessful.
Theto 1110 few doubles, for which
them uic so many remedies anil so
called "cures" as for catarih and It
may be added there nro few diseases
ro illillctilt to ivally and permanently
cine.
Inhalers, sprays, powders and dou
ches are all applied locally and give
temporary relief, often for only 11 few
liotlrn, and It Is doubtful if nnythlnt;
like u real euro of catarrh wan ever
accomplished by tho use of local ap
plications, Catarrh Is a ronstltiitton.il disease,
it Is In the blood like ihcumutl-uu
und to cine it teqilires an Interim!
mcilMno to act upon the blood, to
dilve out the cnturilml poison fiom
the system enthely und unyonc con
lendlly see that 11 salve or powder
or Inhaler which simply clcutn oft tho
mucous membtunc of the nose and
thio.it ran have no 'flect on the real
caito of entnrrhul disease.
The P'mnikable success of the new
("ituirli remedy, Stuart's Citurrli Tab
lets Is because it drives nut of tho
system through tho natural channels,
the cataiihiil poison, the genus of gilp.
bionehitls and consumption and
(times the hawking, spitting and gag
ging because the excessive secretion N
no lunger supplied when the blood Is
made healthy from the lcgular use of
Stuart'fi Catarih Tablets,
The remedy Is in tlu loini ot largo
L'o gtaln losenges, pleasant and pala
table, composed only of wholes-mo
antiseptics mid so saf0 to use that
little children use them with perfect
satety and benefit. If the little one is
suffering from colds, croup or cough
fiom nnv cause.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets have been
on the maiket scarcely one year, yet
they have met with such popularity
and btiecebs that diugglsts every
where in Fulled State.) and Canada
now havo them In stock and report a
constantly inci easing demand for them.
DID NOT SEE OPERATORS
Committee of Mine Woikeis Will
Make Another Effoit Today to
Extend Invitations to Them.
Owing to tho continued absence
fiom the city ot a l.ugo number of
tlio larger operators and dopaitnieiit
superintendent of the laiger coal
companies, the vcib.il pieFcntatlon to
theni of Invitations to the joint con
t'eieneo with the United Mine Wot Iters,
March 15. hud to bo postponed aKaln
yestcid.is.
Nrtlonal Committeeman Fioderlek
DUcher and Fiesldeiit T. D. Nil hols, of
Histrict No. 1. yesturday said that they
expect' d to havo better luck today,
and this morning and this atteinoon
will be spent In lslts nt Sciauton
and Wllkes-Ha.no. A largo nmount of
cleilial vvoik has also hampered thu
Mine Winkers' oflldals und for this
leason the'- weie nnnlil to sec one
or two of the opeiatois vvho were In
tho city.
Committeeman Dlliber and Seeie
buy John T. Dempsey will fnim the
lorul committee today, and Piesldent
Nichols will go down to Wilkiis-litirro.
lie will hi theio joined by Piesldent
Dulty. of District No. 7, and Piesldent
Pulaski, of Dlbtilct No. P, and with
them will call upon n. number ot the
U'ilki'S-ltauo opeiatois.
The Scianlou committee Mill see, if
possible, Suepiintendetit C. C. Rose, of
iho Delavvaro and Huilsou company:
Supeilntendent Sidney II. Williams, ot
the Pennsylvania Coal company: T. If.
Wntklns, of tho Temple lion and Coal
company; Supi ilutendeiit John It.
I'.yden, of tho New Yoik, Ontailo and
Western coal dcpio tment: Captain AV.
A. Mas, of the Hillside Cal and lion
company (Ktl), Colonel Hzia 11. Hip
pie, of the William Council Coal com
pans; John .Urmyii and A. P. fipeu
eer. In Willtes-Iiarre a like number of
operatois and supeiiutendents will be
seen. Among these will be Mutt I
Willianis, of the Susquehanna Coal
company, Supeilntendent Lathrope, of
the Lehigh Valley Co.il company, and
Supeilntendent Ulchutds, of Iho Le
high and Wllkes-Uurro c-oal depart
ment. ,
DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL.
Verdict
of Coroner's Juiy
in tho
Constnnzo Case.
Coioner Robcits held uu Inquest ut
Old Foige jesteiduy afternoon to In
quire Into the death of Joseph Con
stanzo, who lell down the Nickel Plato
shaft at JcTiusn, No. J, mine at lle-ud-ham.
The- Jury rendered n veiditt that his
death was caused by falling down tho
shall, and according to the evideni e,
he was climbing up the bunting, and
that death was accidental.
MARCH
k MicliaeSi
FsTsV
IE
We never auuounce special reductions twice
for the same rugs, aud very seldom we announce
Special Reductions for large sizes. That hap
pens occasionally, when we are forced to do it.
Consider the following seriously aud make
tlie best out of this occasion :
$450.00 Fine Persian for $350.00, sizn 11 it 2x11 IIS
325.00 Fine Persian i'or 235.00, size 11 ft 1x15 ft5
150.00 Fine Persian for
115.00 Fine Persian for
S5.00 Fine Persian for
250.00 Turkish for
200.00 Turkish for
105.00 Turkish for
150.00 Afghan for
125.00 Afghan for
lu this sale we don't exchange Rug3 bought previously
TO COMPEL AN
EARLY BURIAL
BOARD OF HEALTH TO FRAME
A NEW REGULATION.
Will Requhe tlio Burial of a Feir-on
Who Dies from a Contagious Disease-
Within Thirty-Six Houif of
tho Denth During- February tho
Board Prevented Six Fubllc Fu
nerals Whole the For6on Dlod
fiom a Contagious Disease Re
ports of the Offlceis Read.
The lum id of health ut Its itnular
monthly meeting held lut night, at the,
suggestion of Hiulth Oillccr Allen, took
up the iiuestlon of compelling the In
tel incut within thirty-six hours after
death of the bodies of all persons dying
fiom contagious dlseuses, und a spe
cial coimulllee was appointed to dtavv
tin and submit to the boaul a mle
providing for such Into incut.
Dr Allen In his report for the mouth
culled the attention of tho bo.ud to tho
necessity for s,ucli action. In many
oases, ho said, the bodies of nut sons
dslug from sc.ulet fever and diphtheria
were kept In the house for three and
tour days, and were a constant meniicu
to thu public health. In cases of small
pox, he said, It was tho geueial tide
throughout the country to Insist upon
the burial of the deceased ulniest Im
mediately after death.
Ill his opinion, scarlut fever Is ciiuul
lS as contagious and equally as dan
geioiis a disease .1 smallpox, the opin
ion of the vast niajorltj" of people to
the contuiry notwithstanding. "Take
ono hundred cases ot smallpox," .said
he, "and ono hundred eases of scat let
fever and J'ou will find that the mor
tality trom the latter disease wilt ho
us Rival as the mortality fiom the for
mer "
AN 13AHLY UU1UAL
Ho thought that tho board should In
slst upon the burial within twenty
tour hours, or thirty-six nt the outside,
of the bodies' of peisons dying fiom not
onls' seaiiut fever, smallpox and dloh
tbeiia, but It om all other contagious
diseases. He also lefeiied to the fact
th.it Assistant Sanltatv Odder T V.
Lewis has been compelled to stop no
less than sis. public tunerals dutitig
Febi ti.it v of persons who had tllnl
trom Infectious dlscices.
The meinbi-is of the- boaul pu-sent
appointed Dr. Allen and Dr. Rodham
as a special committer, to draw up a
rule i-oinpelllng the intet incut of all
such bndliH as above mentioned within
thlity-six hours. Ah the nile will have
to be appioved bs- the boaul, and as It
was deemed advisable to have It go
Into effect as soon as possible, the 10m
inltteo was empowe-ied to call n spi
ei.il meeting of tlie board to ait upon
the matter.
Dr. Allen In his lepott announced
that then- had been thlily-mio com
plaints made duilng tho mouth, and
that twenty. eight nuisances had been
abated. Suultnty Oillccr Illlike had
made thhty-ono touts of Inspection,
and sixty-live looms hud ln-en disin
fected by his assistant, T. V. Lewis.
SnCUL'TAnY'S RKPOHT.
The le-poit of thu secietais" for tho
month showed thut theie had been 139
deaths; trom all causes, 131 from nat
ural causes, and Is from violence.
There were 131 cases of contagious dis
ease ic-poited and 12 deaths out of this
number, classlllcd as follows: Measles,
1; typhoid fever, 3, dlphthetia, 1!, mem
braneous cioup, '-. There weie S3 births
und 11) manlugc's.
The food Inspector lepmted having
IHlldo I-"7 stole und maiket Iitbpoctluti!i.
The milk tests iiuule showed the uvci
age per cent, of total solids to be HISS
and the avoi.ige per cent, of butter
fat ati. He de.stlused duilng the mouth
tin; tollowlng: Veal, S3 pounds; poultry,
112 pounds, and Usli, 050 pounds
Touch Typewiiting.
The ipvv system of opeinting .1 l li
miting machine, called thu "touch ss
tem," which Is so rapidly coining into
vogue, is exciting so much Interest
and curiosity that Principals Ruck and
Whltmorn, of Hie Serauton Husittess
college, have secured Professor Frank
Rutherford (R-inlngtnn operatot), ot
New York city, to lectin e on "touch '
tspevviitlng lie-loin their students to
luol row (Friday) moiningat 10 o't lock.
All Inteiested arc Invited. No charge.
Rummage Sale
and Fi idas'. Mai
Thui.sday
li It and
15, In Pi lee
av eiiue.
building, li'ii W.iMiinginn
Abk for Kelly's union eiackeis.
124 Washington Ave.
SPECIAL
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J 10 IMF, SI, 13 O lb O.VHf II 1)
85.00, size 10 ft 3x14 ft 10
00.00, size Oxll
185.00, size 10 ft 7x14 ft 10
100.00, size 0 ft 1x15 ft 10
125.00, sizo 10x13 ft 0
115.00, size 8 ft 2x10 ft 10
100.00, size' 7x10
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1b not alone In Its wonderful glaze; it's In the artist whoso
genius shows Itself in graceful, Individual shape, and who ar
ranges tho various colors so that Peislan led, olive green,
llch biowns and golden yellows all blend Into each other so
perfectly. Then, too, he paints tlio flowers and designs as
fancy leads him, so that you'll never Und two ploces Just
alike. Theio's always a choice selection of Rookwood from
152.50 to 820.00, at
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Bittenbender &, Co.,s
126 and 128 Franklin Avenue. ?5
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ALWAYS BUSY.
Nos. 114 and 116 Wyoming Ave.
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BECAUSE
We are the largest buyers of Honest tShocs, aud
we pay for them promptly, saving all discounts,
which is a great benefit to you whobuy ol us.
Local notoriety is not the ch"ef reliance of our
business nucccss, but Self Reliauce, Honest Busi
ness Methods aud National Popularity arc some of
the vital features of our well-earned aud acknowl
edged prosperity.
We aie not dcfeuceless because we are the de
fenders of Honest Shoes and Honest advertising.
We appeal not to your sympathies nor 3'our
prejudices nor auy questionable influences for your
patronage. If our shoes are not juat what we ad
vertise them aud the values not as we represent,
your money cheerfullv refunded. Relying only on
this Honest Business Rock for our existence.
We beg leave at this time to thank the people of Serauton
and vicinity for their hearty response to our advertisement. Our
business is more prosperous than ever. Last week was the gtc.it
ost in out business career. We do as we .say. bvcrv puce is
honestly named and every SIioj honestly sold.
We have added another bier bargain lor the balance of the
week. All our Winter Box Calf and Via Kid; the Shoes that
made our More famous, in double soles up-to-date stles, reftti
lat priie S.j.oo and $j.oo. bee them in oui window, 'vvhv we
grow price," $2.50.
Why NA3 Grow Prices
We Place on Sale This Morning:
N
500 pairs Youths' and
Boys' Shoes, all sues
200 pans of Men s fine
House Slippers, all sizes.
dOc
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200 pans 01 Men's Rub
bers, toes a little nairow t!3c
Women, Misses and Children
We have a special atti ac
tion iu :
5 0 pairs misses and
girls' $i.2s Shoes, which
e sell for ".)c
I liese shoes arc well built
toes square, common sense
- -good quality. Never a bet
tei bargain 111 shoe leather.
1O0 pairs of ladies'com
foit shoes not a pair
worth less than 73 cents,
'lake them at 'J)C
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ladies' Up-to-date Fashionable
LEWIS
Nos. U4& SI
Telephone 2452.
mEasasgss2ss.VLuz
110
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A Word
Isall it costs to make your
wants known through the
columns of THIS TRIBUNH,
and there is no better 'ad
vertising medium printed
In Serauton,
X situations Wanted Ane iNsenreo
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Rookwood
Co. 'IIS)'8
Co. ,3,s
"ir in uMui.uur, niuunn
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Complete Stock of
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the stats. Don't
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200 pairs ol Men's
Hurt Shoes, plain globe
toe, mostly narrow
widths; S4 00 and :?-..oij
kinds; why we 31 ow
pi ice $'.'..10
We have 500 cases "I
ladles' rubbers the .n
and 70c kind take 'em at
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200 pairs ol ladies' stand.ud
makes, button and lace shoes,
extension soles, tiie $3, $4
$7 kinds; "why we grow
pi ice, $.")') per pan.
200 pairs of ladies
heel and sptiiifj heel
shoes button and lace,
$1.50 kind; "why c
giow" pi ice $1,10
Shoes, all styles and sues. .$1.50
HE8LLY
6 Wyoming Ave
Fre3 ra'iviry to an Pari of tha City
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