The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, March 26, 1901, Page 2, Image 2
n i-"" ' THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-'JUESDAV, MARCH 20, 1001. OIllCC: BURKE BUILDING THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE A iniTUvIt Cl.n.UtlXfi IIOl'Si: for the tli-nt. " tit o( All Vho lino Hoihm to llcr.l. Kfal IWnlP or Ollirr IToiutly In Sill or KulutiKC jr Wlm Wont Sitiutlnru or llcli TIicbc Small .Vil li rtlcnicnt O.l One (rut a Wunl. Mx lnr. tlom for Hv? t'nt a oiil-i:tc.t.t SltuatlcnJ Wur.loil, Mili h Are Iiwrted free. nii.siiiiui) itnooji wini noAiii) at mik Uttib'n, 47 Lincoln mniiicj ti I il'lc l.iril n be cMalniil by the vvrek or month. Toil THE NEW HOSPITAL? Dr. John S. Nllcs Purchases the Bol ton Property at a Bargain. The miction ulo of the Bolton prop erty, on North Mnln street, took plm-c on Saturday afternoon, u large iium Y'W of luterctcil townspcoplf' holnu jircicnt. The lilililltiK for a time wh qtilto Ik-fly. hut when $l,r.no wns blil by It. II. Reynolds thtre wen1 no lilKlier tiiu-H on'm-d. The auctioneer then announced Hint Mrs Hollon had n pilvite oltcr of S'.noo mid that If any , no wnnlcil to Mil hlRher he niuat 'do It itil"Uly. There were no more Mdr. The private offer was made by Dr. .lohn S. Nile, who owns the adjoin ing property ami to him the sale wan made. A Tribune reporter win lnfoinicd y. .sterday that l"r. NIIi-.s had ncciulrcd the property fur the purpose ot con verting It Into the new hospitnl of vlilch there has been so much talk lc cently. The doctor was sit busy Inst evening with lilt patients that he oiilil spaie but a few minutes for an Intel view, but fiom what ho said It may bo Inferred that a new hospital Is not Improbable. "Doctor," he was asked. "Is It true that you ptirchasod the Bolton prop el ty for a hospital such as Is contem plated by the lecently orstuilzcil na boeiatlon here?" 'Well I don't know what I will do with the house yet. I have already had several advantageous offeis to dis pose of my bargain all at higher llg-nri-s than 1 paid." "But I have been lnfoinied by a phy-j-lclan In this city that your motive for pin chasing was to tutu It into a hos pital." pursued the leporter. "I hint n't mad" up my mind as yet just what I shall do. You may say, howeer. that th leport that 1 shall lit It up for the life of my father. Or. A. Nllcs, Is Incorrect. I shall probably lvake up my mind in a few clays as to what 1 will do, and will let you know." The pi leu the doctor paid for this piece of property Is very low. Some time ago Mrs. Bolton, It Is ald. refused ?&.Ciu lor the plarv. TONIGHT'S RECITAL. An Unusually Brilliant Programme Will Be Offeied to the Public. Tonight the third and final iccltal In the series given at the Trinity I'rlml tle Methodist church for the organ 1 iiml will be held. The llrst two reci tals given weie of line quality and gicatly pleased the large audlenecs w hleh listened to them. Tonight's musical feast gives promise of exceed, lug the former two and it Is conlldently expeetcd that the attendance will he fully equal to If not greater than the preceding events. I'rof. Haydn Kvnns, the famous organist of this i Ity, with n studio at Scraiitnn. will be nt the organ, and he will be assisted by Mrs. 1,. II. Unindage, soprano, and YV. A. Huberts, basso, both well known vocal ists of the Klectrle City. The follow ing programme will be rendered: AiiiIjiiIo (ficin I'lfili .tinilion.O, lUcthounAV.iucn Mr. I'.vatii. "I Know 'IVit Mv limloMiKT Llwth" ll.in.lfl M rs. ISrupil.iitc "fpnnc f-ons" Memlclvioliii Mr. Ilvain. ll'lmM Your Kins" Wilklu'On Mr. Bolictts. , Tuiti in I' Hull Mr. Kv.iih. "alvf, Jl.v houl" Wb'eui.l M rs. Ilrumlicc. () "Niclit t-rtiR" Vo,:t.U iriMi (h) Allrgirlto 'llioniao.Uarri.ii Mr. IIv.iih. (a) "tSmlly, I.onl, (I, dully I.cail IV (UiMi Aiin (b) "llurt'oa llcautiliil I .mil on IHkIi".. .TJjIor Mr. Itobrils , l'oto.il M.iuli Iluik Ml. IIvjiii. ''A Picjiii of 1'jtnlNc" liny Mi. Hi in. .l..i' nml Mr. llubi'its Will Push Collections, i'. W. Kcniumi, collector of the iv.is j-chool tax, lids announced that here after he will take mote stringent meth ods to enforce payments from all de linquents than he has In tin past, i'oii Muble II. 11. Pierce, for Mr. Seaman, has made two leIes for unpaid taxes. They were on the piopertlcs of (Scorgo V.illur, ot Canaan stivet. and Mrs. Mary Famll, of Belmunt sticct. The talcs will take place on April I. rearinp n Cave-in. Snue the recent cuvr-ln In tlv road toil near the No. 5 school building on l'lko Mieet, It Is said that the ground n?ar the school rInch evidence ot crack ing, mid as a result a large number ot pftoplo arc keeping their chlldr.Mi at Home. Mv. Blrchatd Here. J. .1. Hhchurd, of West Virginia, vis Hed friends In town yesterday. For a number of years Mr. Blrchnrd resided in Wayno county ntul this city. He is now engagi'sl In the lumber business in his present home. A New Millinery Store. Miss Annlo Duffy has iciited the HI brvcht store on North Main street, and It Is b-'lng icniodelled for her millinery business. About a Former Resident. V V.. Ounuier, formerly proprietor ot tho Hotel Anthracite. In this city, is a candidate for ie-olectlon ns prcsl dent of the village of Port Jervls. The Gazette of thot place puys him tho fol lowing compliment; "It Is ui!(lenliibk that Mr. Ounuier has made u- good piesident of our vil lage. No ono presumes to question Getthrireuulup. Kefiuenibslllutes. HS SORE ti-U ntloa Oil cures Kliciiniatium. 13 A as ct. DcBuli's'S Cntc nit Throjt aud Lunjj AlTcctloni. Carbondale Department. (hat fuel. Ho 1ms carefully attended to the duties of Ills olllce, personally supervising every detail ot woik done. As showing how attentive ho Is to his olllclal duties, the fact should ho known that ho never mh.Fcd but olio tegular meeting of the board of ttus tees. No other duties me permitted to call him away." 0BITUAKY. Florence A. E. Proctor. Mis. Harry Proctor died suddenly Sunday night at MO o'clock, at her home near White's dossing. She gave birth to a child about tluce weeks ago, after a very severe attack of gilp. On Sunday blie visited her parents, Al derman and Mis, Williams, at No. I. and leturiled homo apparently well, but tired. In the evening the family were gathered In the sitting room, Mrs. 1'ioe tor holding the latum in her arms. Suddenly the llttlu one coughed severe ly and the mother became fright mum!. Air. Williams iclleved her of the child and had Just transfeired It to his arms when the mother fell to the lloor. Help was suiumoiicil and word sent to Or. John Nllsn and her parents, but before they ai lived she had cxplied without having gained consciousness. She was born at No. fi, Aug. 2ii. 1S7D, but for many yems lived with her par ents In this city. She wns man led to Harry Proctor, shipping clerk for It. P. Pattei son's Sons, on Dec. S Is!'". Besides her parents, husband and In lant daughter, two stcpilaughtvrs.Wln nie, aged In, and Birdie, aged S, sur vive her. The f unci al services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon In the ehapI al No. I, being conducted by Uov. Dr. (Scorge A. Place, of Honesilale. Inter ment will be made In Maplewood ceme tery. Patrick C. Carden. P.Uilck ('. I'nrden. of Dtinilnff str-et, died yesterday morning at !."(' o'clock of lung and heart troubles, after an Ill ness of about six months. Mr. Carden was born in County Sllgo, Ireland, In 1S15. He came to Carbon dale when ii oung man, and had made his home here since. lit- was a mem ber of the Pioneer Father Mathew so clety and of St. Hose church. He Is survived by Ills widow, thiee sons, William T P. .1. and K. D. Car den. and three dauglit 'is, Mrs. W. II. Mahon. Mrs. A. .1. Klanuelly and Miss Nellie Carden, all of Carbondale. The funeral will be announced later. Shot a Dog. Constable Michael Mor.m shot a dog yesterday atternoon in front of the i Ity building, which was acting in a very peculiar manner. The animal Jumped around and ten Hied a mimbet of peole. Mor.m had to lose consid erable time In llndlna: a pistol. When he had obtained one. however, he Hied six shots at the canine and eti'ectually cuied the llts or spasms, or whatever uflllctcd it. The body was unclaimed and was i.nted nwav by the stirot clearing department. Dundaff Street Cleaned. The stieet .leaning depaitmetit. un der Koicinan Kllleen, made a clean sweep of Dundatf street yestciday, with the mM of the sweeping machine. Th -io Is a good deal of fertilizing ma terial swept up and uirted away In these spiiug i aids on dlits, and If any cltlreu wishes to put a top diesslng on his gulden or glass plot It would be economical for him to semi a team around and gather some of It, and the department will gladly give It if It Is taken away without cost to the city. No Quorum Piesent. Last eenlng the iinal tegular meet ing of the piesent common council was scheduled, but the session was not held, owing to the failure ot a quotum. A I S.r.O o'clock Cleik 1-oftus called the roll, which showed th.it but live mem bers weie on hand. Councilman Nca lun then moved lh.it the council ad join n to meet next Monday iiioiiiiug April I, for the ti.insaetion of all un llulshed business. Meetings Tonight. Division No. 11, Ancient urder lllbcr. nlans, St. Vincent de Paul. l.ueietla lodge, ,N'o. ino, Daughters of Kebckah. l.i.ckaw.inna.lilbe, No. 20$, Improved Older lied Man. Krlghts ot Honor. I, ouil union, No, 1 .til 1 . DatighteiH of St. George. Last Night's Conceit. A large audience attended Hie con ceit and entertainment given last evening at the Church of our l.mly of Mount Cariucl. The night was a stormy on", but that did not detiact fiom the iittendanio to an appicclable extent. Tim affair was thoiuughly en Joyed and It Is quite probable that in the near future It will bo repeated. A Disagreement Over Night Work. Kniployes of the Delaware and Hud son loeoiuotlo shops, who have been working oviitlmc for sumo weeks past, iccenlly demanded aildltimi.il pay for exttn time, and as their demand was not granted they icfiised to work last I'Tldii nlfihl. Tho nun think thev should get ray and a thiid for night and Sunday woik. Tho Coming Eair. The cottage Hose company will open n fair In the Burke building on April IB. to continue tor one week. One handled dollar in gold, a China tea set and other articles will be disposed of by chance, and an entertainment, to be follow ed by dancing, will bo given each evening. Tho in cut Is being looked forwaid to with much Interest. Is n Candidate. M. .1. Ilornn, of Singer's Park Cloth ing House, has announced himself as 11 candidate for tho otllco of city cleik, thus making the struggle a tilaugular 0110 between N. D. Moon, the present Incumbent; Kied Thoiuiin unit Mr. Horau. A Mission, It Is announced that a inlblsou will open nt St. Hose church on Sunday, Apill II. It will he conducted by the Uedemptorist Fathers from the Sara toga Mission limine. At tho flpern House. Pildiiy nightTun Mui'phy In "A Bachelor's llonmnce," Tlionc : NEW, 286 OLD, 0423 A FORGER CAPTURED. Fugitive from Justice Nailed on Main Street by Constablo Neary. Constable H. J. Neuty, of this city, made n clever capture on Saturday of a fugitive from Tunkhannock, charged with foigery. On Friday evening Mr. Neary iccclved a telegram from tho county seat of Wyoming, asking tor the apprehension of a forger nml giv ing a description. 3n Saturday afternoon the constable came face to face with the man ad vertised for. He knew him at unco by the singular choice of apparel the gen tleman wore. He was a walking em bodiment of a Wild West show, with out the Ureal 111s. He had on a huge bearskin overcoat, a wide Mexican sonibieio mid other fittings to match. Mr. Neary pioposed that the two take a stloll together. At first the man demuried, but Mr. Neary con vinced him that It was the proper thing mid escorted him' to the Hotel Atncrl"an. where the alleged tot get was staying. Later they took u train to Wllkes-liarre onil arrived In Tunk hannock catly Sunday moiulng. The prisoner was lieorgo 1'. C1I01111. wanted In Tunkhannock for forging a piomissory note, with the names of Mr. and Jits. Albert Depew. The amnutil of the note was $7S. He had had It cashed In the Ui.ihutn House theie and then skipped out. He was hehl nt the county Jail after Con stable Ncmy surrendered him, for the next teini of court. Next Friday Night at the Grand Opera House. Mr. Tim Murphy Is the spei lit at traction. Mr. .Murphy, who Is sup ported by Miss Dorothy Shell od and the Sol Smith Bunnell company, will present heie "A Bachelor's Boiuance," the beautiful play In four acts, written by Martha Morton. In this comedy, which a writer has' desctlhed as "a gentle fancy, soothing In narration mid brimming with unctuous humor and quaint pnthos," ns may be Im agined, Mr. Murphy plays the pait of David Holmes the woild-wcary monk of books nnd letters who for vears has snuggled in his quiet gnnet, un mindful of the world about him, sur rounded by his poor, stiuggllng llter niy ft lends. About twenty years pass, during which time he has been the guardan of his dead ft lend' daughter, who has grown to beautiful woman hood, and David, without forgetting his duties of gum ill. in. for he has pro vided for her, has still neglected his waul until one day. miming away fiom Iter adopted mother, she seeks her guardian In his attic home. Then fol lows the awakening of David. From out of the shadow he conies, from out of his lethement, until the evolution Is complete, the lejuvenatlon of David Holmes. As may bo Imagined, Mr. Muinhv has never had a better iide. All the scenery and properties will be hi ought by the company. The ladles wear beautiful gowns, some of which were made by Worth, of Pails. Election of Officers. Tile semi-annual election In LiipUp. w.inimi tiilie. Improved Older lied Men, takes place tills evening. There will be dcgice work also. The mutter of elect lug a delegate to the convention In New Yoik In dune has attracted such Intriest In the order that locally It Is the one question to come up tonight, .lohn I'.'. Bone Is the repiesentatlve of Ibis sectlou of the state and he has opposed to him the more than 100 lodges ot Philadelphia. Postponed. The revival rervlees whiih were to have been slatted In th? First Congre national church last night bv the Bev. Mr. Peabody have been postponed to a date In the near future. The Passing Throng. Mrs. ciune Is veiy HI at her home on Canaan stieet. II, .1. Coleman, of Sci-anton, was call ing on the tiade here yesterday. Miss Daisy Brownell, who has been veiy sick, Is able to be out again. Thomas Coleman, of Philadelphia, Is the guest of his parents for a few days. John Mahon. of tho Scranton Sun day Free Press, was a visitor In town Sunday. Mis. Barnes, of Scianton, Is the guest of her bister, Mrs, John Clune, on Dun datf street. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Colvllle have been spending some days at Virginia Beach, Va. .lohn Altkcn, jr., and Silas McMul leu, of Chester Military academy, mo home lor Kinder. Mis. William (Irmly, daughter Liz zie and son Thomas, of Church street, spent yestciday In Heranton. Will Clifford, of Mlddletown. N. Y., Is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Cath erine CUffoid, on Cottage stieet. Mis. Patilck Clifford and two chll ilien, of I.eadvllle, Col,, nro the guests of Mr. mid Mrs. John Clifford, on Cot tage street. Daniel White left Sunday for Forty Fort, wheie he will spend a brief time wltli his gimidpaiciits befoie resuming his studies al Bloomsburg State Nor mal school. Misses Maggie and Minnie Love are spending a few days with friends heie They rnme 011 from Brooklyn, N. Y , to attend the funeral ot their aunt, Mrs. Mmy Beeves, at Kingston. Miss Maggie hi a nleie of Kdward Clmkson and was formerly a resident of Car bondale, Neives Like n Flat-Iron. A woman who suffered for three yems fiom noivous pi ostrat Ion says two bottles of Llchty's Celery Nervo Compound effected a coniplefo cure. Sho IiuhUv knows today whether she has nerves or not. as sho never (cell them It Is certainly a wonderful rem edy. Hold by Matthews Bios JERWYN AND MAYFIELD. A trliiiiaui Win H'lrbiil licio ?uinla miilnj freni CrantuMil, V I , aiuioimvlni; 1I10 ik'jtli of IV.w.urt siiibbs, jfur 11 lew boum' IIIihm of i'.iiiloy, ll.iuiil. Aim hail only left the bo loiiuu a few il.iu Ik Inn- wai uniurinlly li.it c ami hrarty at the I lino el hU ticpai tuiv mul 'K' mux of hl 1I1 .1II1 cnimil quite a tliuiU thiougli. out tllO Ik'IihiuIi. Nid, u Ii- was bunilUily r.illnl, had b'Tn 1 reel lout of the boioiuli n the past lail).c )iar. lb' uji a mill )f many (Millent tmiti nn J mi aiiounl of Ills umiy nml Krulil illqvi. lion v,ii held In lnui.li rttriin by tho cntiro eoiMiniinll.v .iml iniiili in.atliy U rpiekod for his wife nml 1I1IM who iuio him, pfoiii.-nl wiic bum near IlilalilDii rnclaiul lnily-town .var U311, 'Ihc irinaliM wrm bioimht liom (Yanili'M 011 the (U.I IMiujie ami lliulton train ljt ninlnc ind n tho furcul arrangnnrnt vxre not inadj until fr llm ttaln'a tliry wcr lint complete In time for publication today, It Is however, piobable tho funeral will laVe pluco to. morrow altrnioon. The members of Federal union, Ko. "1T3, at a tperlal mcctlnc held la.d evrnlnj decided to atlclnd the funeral In a bodv, Peeeaied vaa a member ol the aboc oriranlra tlon, tlin l'roldcicc bdae of Odd Fellow", and one of the timal nelhe and prominent ineinberi of Crjttal Flto company No. L A rrjailar meetlnit ol the Umelery awoiti'lcn wmh held lt ecnlnc at the office of the ei rdary. Amoni; the ImtineM tramadol w-a th? iilnpllon of the following irimlutlonl "tlrvibed. That ni pel-noil tm allimnl to do any work on the Tcrin.in cemetery except upon their own lot without tltt obtaining p.Tinblon ol the wiper Intcnrlent," Court Lily of the Valley, Atn'ient Order ol I or. extern, will on f-.iturd.iy evening raffle a sold wiiliti for the 1-rneHt of John Luea.', one of the inen-beia who has been In poor heiltli for the pad two. jrarj. Tho wauli whlrli h a vatmMj one h.u been on exhibition In the llinhbrook dru tore for neveral wrcki pad. The committee In chtrjic cl tho atTdr icipicst all tle who hae booki out or money in their hwwIoh to return aanc t.i the comnilttee tomurrnw rienlng. Ida llnkrndilre, iIhiikIiKi' of Mr. nnd Mrr. Samuel llrokrudilie, l 111 of puruiiionl 1, Unlng to the b,eaklug of k portion ot II"' iiuthinery ut Ihc fan liou; the Delaware and )liidou colliery v,n bile yektuday, Operallo.n will be resumed tlil-t morning. Mr. and JIih, lid Moon, of 1'aibondale, weie the fitieds of Mr and Mr. John Solomon, of Main treet on Sunday. Mii, Anr.i Mulhall, ol llar.Iclou, I vldCng irlulira here. At Ihc li.it nieotlug ol the Jrflrroon Lltuary fooiet, of Maflell, the following otfkrM weir ilertrd: Pieldent, .lohn Killers vlie piefi denl. Ilvi i;a luntii recictar.v, MIm Amu Mil.iitli.v; irillc. MIm Maltha Waljhi ald.int irilli. Mi.- Amj Williams; cciuor, vtbs 1 011I1 WaNh. OLYPHANT. Wind wa reeehed here jcttenlay of the death ot John Corcoian at Newark, N. .1., after an 111 new of two weeks. Drceasid waa bom In Haw lev, thirty-thc .vraia ago but In" lesldrd at lhl pl.icn clnrc bo.ihood, lie w'ai widely known and Ii) Ids kciiIiI dUposillon made many friend). He win the ton of Mr. and Mr. Anthonv Cor-i-iatv. of Dumnorj street, v-h- aunhe" him. nln foui ihildieii and the following brntherii and fir: Mri. John l.joni, Mrn. ,Iamc tVillirr, Mik. I. 1'. Caw ley, MIm Saiali Conoian, l'.itilek and Anthony Corcoran, t'ndertakcr John Hnan wmt to Newark jestenlay and took chaigp of tho renialm which arrived heie lid night. The funeral will be auuoiimid lain Mr". I'utheilne Thomas and Ml-w CiowH TI101u.11 Fi-ent .Sunday with Scranton friend. The flint rat of Vera, the lnfunt dmghter of Mr. ami Mrs. Thouu" Thoinai-, of lluiUon Mn-cl, "-T held jriteidav altrmnen at .". oiluik. Inlrr-lut-nt a 111.11I0 in t'nlon ceunlcM. The living I'irneli roinpanv oenril a thiee titghtk' rngagrincnt at the Father Matthew- opera boue lat night when they prrMiitnl "A Itiui uway Wife," befoio n bilge audience. 'I he ii-inp.lny U a viry supciior one aud Is Hire Io hnee .1 crowded home evi-iy evening. Vl.iny plmdng specialties ale given. Tonight ' Jolly Affair" will be picienlcd. '1. I. .lone attended the (uncial o( the late Ibniv Jones at lljile Park on Muid.iy. J. II. Lilly ipent Sumhy with Vllke.n.irre friends. Frank Vbriliuil, ot New- Voik, was a vidtor in town Saturdiv. MIk-oh Kale HeJidoii and Nellie Sullivan, of SViaiiton. weie vldtoia hen: on Sundiy. M. J. MeXmlrevv, of I'lllatnn, N. J., U upend. Ing .1 few- d iva at 1I1I1 place. PECKVILLE. Mnilutit W. I'. Kcleham reieived a ti le plain Saluiday annnuni Ing the deilh of his mother, Mi. Charlotte A. Kelrhain, at K.il.i maroo, Jlleli. Mie died batuidav. The fiinei.il will lake plaic today at Kalamazoo. II S. Illoes, of Vardon, W.ijne iiuinly, who Is vi-lling Iil 1,011, W. S. Illor-i. of Main tliert, wa- taken Mck a few djjn ago and ii now- quite III. J I1.1 Jenklii, of Prospect Hill, I-, conflnid to Ills home by illness. There will be a regular meeting of the W il-on Fire company held at their roonn this evening. (I1e.1t sachem A. A. A.vrei ii at Nanllioke In the Inleied of the Improved Ordir of Ited Men. Lid Sunday morning at the Ilaptld Chun Ii, Itev W. II. Wllllann, the Diinniucr i:vangell.t, pienchnl hU faiewell m-iiikhi. It waa lull of Three Real $9.98. It Three Real High Class Suits for Ladies This Week 9.98 14.98 19.98 S M. D. BRESCHEL, UPTi AT THE FROM THE FIRST OF Are the Months That Trv the Nerves and Derange the Blood. Pe-ru-na Is Known the World Over as an Ideal Spring Tonic and Blood Purifier. WllV IS It Al"11 ,,ni1 Mu' " tiro so trying to the nerves and so euro to piodtico blood derangements? The fact thut It Is so Is known to neatly everybody. But why It Is so Is not so clear to many. Some of the reasons me that the bracing nlr of winter Is a thing of the past. Tho enervating ncainess of spring equinox Is felt. The gathering heat of the tropica begins to send pie monltlons of its approach. The reaction ot lassitude that follows tho nerve tension of winter Insidiously threatens everybody. Hence the prevalence of ncivous diseases, flagging energies, de pression of spirits, tendency to vveail ness and a continuous sense of tiled ness. The tonic that restores without stim ulating is I'eitinti. Cnllke the bitter tonlcft of quinine and sM-yehnlu. Bern 11a does not key the nerves up to ,1 high tension but refreshes and testores them with a lasting exlilllratlon which only uatuial strength can hi Ing. I'eruna Is not a quick, llashy, tem porary piod to the nervous system, hut n gmtl-i lejitvenatlng tonic that te stores the nervous rystctu to a pcttcct balance. earnMlnem and nude a deep Impielon upon hl hearer". Mr. Wllliiins' ieivlrei lido were In let nipt eil hv the IIIiii-m ami death of lilt wife. Neverthelei", hi" vllt hen- h.u been a dieting to mm), and he his the vmpathj ot ilie om iiiunity In hii present torruw. The evangelistic- ncrvlica ut the lliptdt iliuuli will be continued four nlghtK tills w(k. II' v Pr. Spent er, of lllakelv, will pii-.u Ii tonight; Mr. . II. I'ipl, W'nlne-slay night, nnd Itev S. F. Mathewi, of Nr.inlnu, Tliur-di) night All nie ronllally Invitrd to hear them. The rummage l-ale by the lidlei of tlie It tp tlt (lunch will begin next Mondaj. All ile tiring to contribute any artlib- for it will plr.i'o leave word at W. W. Watkiiii' ding store. Mr. and XIr. 'Ihcodnre White, of Suaiitnii, weie the guoti of Mr. and Ml.". W. I', lvitihain on Sunday. (I, W, Thoipe, of South T.uoiu.1, liai been the giict of hli niphew. A, I . Thoipe, toi II11 pit few diva. To Prevent Pneumonia and dip Laxative llroiuo ('ulinue remonii the t-a-i-e. ' TAYLOR. 'Ilie peifoimintc given by the Lleilin t liv minotrcl ticmpe nt Weber's link I ml evening, for the bcnittt of the I'llie Llbi.n.v aoii.itmti was one of the giandc--t tieals atTordid our ptople lor i-oine lime. 'Ilie putielpantu performed llicir parts cxirrdingly well. Ihc tiiidlrin e wa" large ami attentive, and every cue felt that they reieived thu worth ot thilr mom). 'I he (lirenvvood mine", Nns. 1 and 'i, of the pi-lawarr and Hiidaon Canil (oinpauv, will lie pihl tnmoiiow-. The Xoung Womrn'-t lempeiauie union of the Calvar) baptist thuuli will meet tnmoiiow altrrnoon at the heme ot Mr. (ieorge lloopn, on Tuvlor tint. Mii. William M. Lvan wan the hukv winner of tlie door prize at the Slcwait Manor 111 ihiinh filr on Friday night, which wai a 10 pound Mik of Hour. piuggijt W. W. Watkin", of I'eckvllle, viilted relatives In thii borough jotrnli. The funeral of the late llavlil ('. l)iti will orcur II1L1 allemoon at 2.SU o'clock fiom the BargainsLadies' High Class Suits Be Equalled Elsewhere, $14.08. Is Not How Che; But How Good in Value That has been our aim since we started business, and that will be our aim while we remain in business. These elegant Suits for Ladi es at $9.98 $14.98 $19.98 Not the lowest priced suits in tlie city by anv means, but they're the best values in tlie city bv a long shot, and we beg of you to prove this statement by a careful c.wimin ition 0fwh.1t is offered elsewhere at similar prices before you come to see these exquisitely made garments of strictly high class make and stvle, at the moderate prices we quote. You can get lower priced suits in plentv. Wc have them if you wani them, but these three numbers are so far beyond what you could reasonably expect for the mo icy that they will more than surprise you. Let us repeat the figures: $9.98 $14.98 These marvelous values were picked up by Mr. Rreschel while on a business trip week, and will go on sale for the first time this morning, See Our Superb All Silk Lined Suits at Our $60.00 Suits we have reduced to $45.00 and our $50.00 Suits to $35.00. We do not believe in reducing our prices on goods after the season but right in the height of the season we have cut prices so as to give everybody a chance to get high-grade goods at reduced prices. , Three Real High-Grade Suits That Are Unequalled for Style, Quality and Beauty. y ""f",, OLD LEADER STORE, 24 WYOMING AVE. MARCH TO W MAY Viy Is It thut the blood gets out of order In the spiiug? This Is directly due to the almost Inevitable Indiges tion of pprlng. Outing the winter moniliH milcli mote food Is rciiuiicd to protect the body ngalnst the vicis situdes of the climate. Digestion has been prodded to Its utmost. As spring approaches the system 10 qulles les'i mid soon becomes clogged by excess of niitiitlon. This loads the blood with unneccsaiy nutritive nm U'llitl. Very quickly the digestive or gans themselves become deranged. Hie cept by the stile.tcst diet this cannot be avoided. A catarrhal condition of tin- whob digestive tract very quickly results. Pet una restoies digestion by bringing the mucous membranes of the stomach and other digestive organs Into a nor ma! condition. This Immediately clems the blood of nil supeiilllous nuclei lul. To cleanse the sticaui, the souue of the stteani must be cleansed. The source of the blood Is the digestion. To cleanse th blood the source must be cleansed. Peruiia makes perfect diges tion. Pet una corrects Impure blood by correcting the fountain from which these impurities spring. No liieilielue can clMinse the blood that docs not produce perfect digestion. The dyspeptli with his coated tongue, homo of Mlmiiev J I'. Wiilklii", on soulh Mliu tti-et. luteimriil will lie niiili In Ilie 'irby teri.in triuelcry. l-uk lU.mii.i loilue. No lit, xiuriicau l'rotot ant .i-Mi. 1 iliun II nnet in Hull inonw In Iteetc'ri lull 1I1K evening. hnpoitaiit luiiness ilrltialidi the prremc- of nil number". Mli ' Mamie Fran, ti .mil Jiiuile llirrn re turned to irmnie iheir Mtnllo-t at llli-niii-lun; I'aW I 1 Will1 il 1 11 Qraphaphones Greatly Reduced Our entire stock of Graphaphoues, Rec ords aud Supplies arc being sold at less than cost. We are closiug out this depart ment of our business. The very latest Records will be sold as cheaply as the old ones. If you are interested, better come while the assortment is here. J. D. WILLIAMS & BRO. 312-314 Lackawanna Avenue. ap $9 9.98 Zaf n& loss of appetite, depresEcd splilts. has only to take a few doses of I'eruna to b amarcil at the cluinisu that occurs. Pet una ullleklv dlsslimtea the host of symptoms that attend tiloo.l mid nervo laitingement of sptingtime. We have thousands of testlmoiilali from people In all walks of life attest ing the lrtucs of I'erunii ns a spring tonic, llovcinoiv, sciutius, congress meii, i.-oiiKuls, diplomats, ftiielgn mln Isteis, blsheps, pi cachets mid church dignitaries, college ptcsldents, piofo sor.4 and' tutius, musicians, public, speakers, fcOtlet belles mid housewives, the fanner and the mechanic, tho hum ble nnd the nrrofficut, tho classes and the masses, all give willing and unso liclted testimonial that I'crium Is th) spiiug tonic mid blood purllier par ex tcllcrce. rervna operates with nhro't niHglcal piouiplnes.i and the cures are pcitii.iu cut. In taking reiur.n as 11 sptlng rein nly, I'tioutd anyone fall to cnllc nr lii'inec'lttte bcnellclal effect, he shout'' at once addicss a letter rto Vr. Hurt man, l'leildent of The llnrtninu Saul tuiliim, Columbus, Ohio, stating the. fuels In his case and a fne letter ot advice will be sent. Hitch cae Is coii slibiei' ri-i uu-tely mid ticuted strictly (outideutI.il. Mite Normal trlinnl vrli-iday afternoon, after vi-lling inlitlvi-K heie Mik. ltr-heit Inglls, of Wciwlllo, li vilting tier paieulK on M 1 ill ulreel Mr nml Mi", 1 J Human nie home from thilr vltit Willi friend" in lbnoni. M.iter i:van J. Ilawi-IN I" 1-crbiu.tlv ill at th liome of hl parent", Mr and Mr. . (1. How ill", 011 Vlilu tiiet. Which Cannot 9.98. Three Real High Class Suits for Ladies This Week 9.98 14.98 19.08 to New York last 19.98, Ik S3 '-j PLj I IliiBI jII ri 1 lu I Ulllllvi