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THE SCUANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, APRIL !, 1901.
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BURKE
BUILDING
EASTEE MUSIC.
TIio p.istoih or clioi'lsU'iH uC the dif
feroul oily uliurclies arc Invited to
Imvu their iiiciBfitiiiniPH of tfttstur
mtlRlu tirinled In Tin Trlliuiic on Htit
tmluy niornliiK. In order to liimtre
pii I dlca lion they tdiotihl be left tit the
i.'urbumlnlu olllcos oi' TIio Tribunes not
Inter tliim :i oVIoclc on I'llilny aftcr
noon, GAY TIMES NEXT WEEK.
The- Days Following Easter to Be
, Filled with Numerous Soclnls.
k Next Monthly iilf-lit will open up tho
Rtiy scubon after the quiet and puber-iref-s
of Lent and nil throiiKli the week
and for Kovetnl weeks tlierputtcr there
will bo no lark of social diversions for
I ho yoiiiipr men and women of this city.
For Mondny nlKlit there will be two no
cluls, one in cieh of the large ptibllo
hall?.
Piofessois CollhiH and Firth will ftlvo
a publlr podal In honor of their pupil
In Uurloa hall on Monday i-venlUR.
'Die closest attention will be Riven to
every detail. A number of new (Itinera
will lend novelty to the pioBiannne.
The ClgannnketTi' union will lvc a
"blue label" social In Vnt,t'K hull on
Monday evening, Committee: have
been hard at work for some time, and
on tho night of die s-orlnl the giietds
av 111 bceuic a welroiue that will please
them.
On Tlniixhr.v night tho Vnung
l.'iilfct.' I'oinuiunlou Tabic as-ocl.itiuii
of St. Kusc chinch will give another
pleasant euchre party and piomenade.
They will be ns.slhtcd In the details by
a committee of forty young men. Fol
lowing the card playing ,i promenade
social will bo held. Tho euchre party
will bo in limkc'.s hnll.
On Friday night the Friday Kveuing
Social club will give another of their
delightful .soirees. This society, al
though one of the youngest in the oily,
has already achieved a leputatlon as
entertaineis that places it high up in
tho .social lite of tho town. As usual,
this social will be held in Burke's hall.
On Tuesday night the Recherche
Dancing class will hold their big social
In Burke's hall. The members of this
rlniM have been arranging for this
event for several weeks, and have got
the details well In hand, enough so ns
to guarantee a merry evening to all
who attend.
On "Wednesday evening. Division ."o.
11, Ancient Order of Hibernians, will
have their turn at the terpslchurean
paycties. They have elected to hold
their annual social in Burke's hall then
and from the nature of the nropara
tions their committees have made, it
may safely be inferred that they will
have ns good a time as any Hint enter
into social gayeties duting Easter
w eek.
Fioni the above it may bo seen that
there will be an opportunity every
night next week for the lovers of danc
ing and melody and those who like to
look at happy crowds, to Indulge them
selves. Saturday night is blank so far,
but llicie will be a first-clans play
at. the opeia house to wind up a merry
. week successfully,
A HIGH CLASS CONCERT.
Will Be Given Soon by Noted Plny-
eis and Vocalists in Burke's Hall.
.Music lovers in this city will be de
lighted to learn that in the near l'rr
Uno they will have an opportunity to
.Indulge themselves at a lirst-clnss eon
sit, lu b" given in Burke's hall on
April :;;;, the proceeds of which will be
given to the Umugoney hospital.
The premier attraction of the occa
sion will be Mine. Flavie Van Pan
Heinle, violoncellist, a native of Bel
gium, now of Xciv York city, and
who has' been a solo perlormer with
Theodore Thomas', Duinro-uh'H and
Anton Soldl's orchestras. Sim win be
assisted bv Moris. Flavian Vander
el.cu, who has been heard here on a
number of occasions on the violin and
lola: Miss Sadie Kaiser, soprano, of
"Wilkes-Uane; Aided "Wordier, tenor
soloist at the Klnr Park church In
Peranton, and t'hniles Docrsam, plnn
1st and accompanist
K. J'. Burke, the owner of the hall,
has most generously donated It for
the purpose, arrd it Is hoped nnd ex
pected that a large stun will be raised
for this, worthy charity,
COUNCILS MEET TONIGHT.
Will Try and Have the Chairman
ship Struggle Settled.
Both the common and select councils
With two facea; one face bright with
health, the other face, pinched stud drawn
by illues,?. Mauv u woman can take the
portrait of herself made but a few years
ago, ami holding it by her face in the
mirror realize n similar change.
Behind this change in form and fea
ture is always disease, and generally dis
ease which affects the womanly organ,
ism, The backache and liearing-dowu
p.iini put a heavy strain on the nervous
system, Theie its loss of sleep, lack of
appetite, and, as a nitural result, Joss of
strength and flesh.
Doctor PierceV Favorite Prescription
cures diseases of the womanly organs,
it establishes regularity, dries enfeebling
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera
tion nnd cures female, weakness.
'Word cannot Kdl Mint I suffered for thirteen
year with womb trouble unit ilragiinir-dowir
pains through riv hips nud liark," v. rite Mrs.
Toliu Dickson, of (Jreiifelt. Akslnilxila Dl'. N.W.
Per, "I cun't ilcsciibe lire misery it wa to be
ouniytcct lonj; nt n lime I could not eat nor
sli-sp. often I wi.licrt to die. Then I saw Dr.
Picric' medicines (idvcrt'sed ami thought I
would try Hum. ll.-ul tint taken one bottle till
I was feeliiij! well. After I lml Inken liie
Indie of M'trnnte Prescription' and one of
'Hidden Medical Discovery' ( was like a new
woman. Could i at and sleep oud do all my
mm work. I would entreat of any itidvmfrcr
inr (rout female wOtties.- to give I r. "plerce's
favorite Prcscrlptnm a fair trial, (or I know the
hcnrril hc will receive
Dr. l'ierce' Pleasant l'ellets cure
bUiisuest nr.il sick headache,
0OTT wmwmM
3.
Carbondale Department.
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will meet this evening nt 8 o'clock. The
selectmen will have nothing to do
until the common council leonrnnlzos.
The continuance of the deadlock that
manifested Itself on Monthly may pos
sibly not be .settled tonight, but It In
believed that Home solution of the dif
ficulty will bo arrived ut, ami that u
permanent organization will be effect
ed. Thoro may bo a compromise can
didate for ehali mail accepted by the
Democratic members, us has boon pro
posed by the Jtepublleaus and thus it
long and bitter light for control bo
avoided. If reorganization Is complet
ed tho two bodies will hold a joint
session and ballot for city cleric. There
are now two candidates for this ofllee,
X. Li. Moon and M. .1. Horan, each of
whom s-ecins confident of landing the
plum.
Tho vote for cltv solicitor will be
taken on Monthly, with 11. D. btiiiiit,
J. .T. O'Neill and a dark hotse as tho
candidates. It is said the latter will
put ti li a big surprise.
'THE RISEN KINO.'
The First Methodist Episcopal
Church Will Have Cnntnta Enstcr
Sunday Night.
The choir of the Fiist Methodist
Epiteopal church eie making special
efforts to outdo on Easter Sunday any
thing they have hitherto .illemptod lu
the line of music. Several low mem
bers have been added for the ocaslou.
A number of anthems and a solo wilt
be sung at the morning service, At
t lie evening seivlce a itiututii. "The
Itlscti King," by r. A. Sehuec ker, will
be given. Tills N one of the most
melodlus and best i omposltlous of lire
above writer. It lias sevt nil choruses
for mixed voices, trios, solos ami ehor
r.sen lor male voices and choruses for
female volets. W. D. Kvans, the
chorister, bus given considerable time
in preparing this work and expects to
give one of the best Kartor pro
grammes ever presented Irr this city.
At the morning service the following
anthems will be sung.
"I'liey Max- Tal.rn Vw.iy Mi Lord." ...I. -t.iinei
"Why Sri. Ye the l.ilns "imuru the Dead"
M. i:. Ilrown
Tiiior Solo and ( horns, "Ho-nun,"., I. (iianlii
i:vi:xiNi; sr.ituci:.
Cantata. "Hie lticn Kins" 1'. V Selnieikrr
llnidrd into three put-, as i.IIoum
1NIIHMII (TIO.V.
tlitnii", "This I the IJi.v Wliiili the !."id
ll.ith .Madt."
'I UK STOKV.
Choius of Men, "M It Ilrean In Pmn."
"lrm of IVm.do Vulie. "Willi I,.iiiii? lle.nU
and I.idcn liaiub."
lCctit it iic, "Hut Whfii Thrj Came lulu Hie
SrpiiKhmr "
( honi-, "ihr Luiil Iv I!i-ui"
lircititbr, Mm, "llirn Went lli' Ijut i,iiii,k-
li .iti.l ritd."
fluiltl-, 'tleciiuip foi llllll."
Alio Solo, "liny lla t li Taken Awaj JIj l.nrd."
Iticitaibp. Mm an 1 Wmncii, "And U hen she
Had that Mid."
Choni-, "Oh, (.'i.ie, Wlicir 1- 1 In Vulmj."
riNAI.I..
( ll"Ul, "I'llln llllll Will) I.OMil 1-,"
MB. DOW TO LEAVE.
He Has Been Made Southern Jigent
of the Gurney Heater Company.
Eugene H. Dow, who has for a
number of yeais been manager of the
Sperl Heater company, but of late
been in the heating and ventilating
business for himself, has acecpted a
Jlatteiing olfer liom Hie tlutney Mauii
faetuiing company, of Hoslorr, to man
age tire company's Intel ests in the
southern Atlantic i oast states, with
luad'iuarteis at Washington, P. ('.
Tire tiuiney company is tire oldest
in its line in Hie t'nited States. One
of their heating plants is now installed
in the central schol 'jullding, placed
there by Mr. Dow. -The thoroughness
with which lie did this work was re
ported to the lompany by their In
spector, with the result that he io
celved an oiler to come to them.
Mr. Dow will probably leave here
on Saturday for Boston, where ho will
study the consti notion of their output
In their immense plant there. The
company's agents hold a bamiuot lir
Uoston during tills month, and tlioie
he will meet the olllcers. A second
banquet of the company will take
place in the Hardware club in New
York in Mav, which he will also attend,
and after that he will come here and
prepare to leave for the nalinal capi
tal on May '.'0. Mrs. Dow will reside
here until that date, when she will
go to Washington. Their departure
will be greatly regretted.
A Southern Play.
"t I'llny I!id-e," D.uid llliitjlin' luautliul
Kiuthuu plav, will ho the attiailioii at tlinJ
(hand tiiiiioiiuw iiiglit. The story is wown ahoul
.l.uk Hose, a ,ounj; inouiitatuori, who, on- tin'
eve or hi-, niaillattt, i- aua-id uf lining nrjau
liluod hi hin M'in-. Tho .utioii of I lie play I-.
niicjctli, ponse.-K-ei Kleat dianutie luc mid H
niiely sluiliil Willi lOinuly. 'Hie piuducln nan
p.ui is a pueiful unr, ami the mimiu) and
eldlikal elf.H-ti. novil ami hrautlful.
Horse Case Continued,
1li Milt rt I). .1. ,N"( u.v aaiiit I, It, lli'iijamui.
ot U.i.Mie luiiuty, fur il.e uw.ud ef T-,', lor the
lc(ociy of a horie stolip limn the dckr.daut.
ili'ill wa In hue mine up ,,),tridiy atlmJ"U
h'loie Alderman Joik'J, waa louliuued until ii'M
Saturday afteinomi ln.vii.in' lUiijaniiii I'Oiild not
got hue 0(l die hrats m,id jislelda.N.
New S5 Counterfeit.
I hid wilMc, nl ll.e miri frriiir, hi-, aa
nouiuid thai a nee and iuipined i-isue of ih,
vnuutiTli.it W nihil' urtllcJle, silies ol 1)'J,
poll , lit oi the hnli.ni iluef llmpapa, diiioiuril
nil CMuhrv !W, ItW), lia appcind in runjtl'ii
The vlxik lottu and pine nuiulier hae Km
liin;.' d 1 1 oiii ll.'u in A:i.'.
Foiest Fiverj.
I in. it liiea utre i.ie'iiig in Die liiinliy o simp
sou on Tu 'mI.iv and at one time tliuatincd to
ilcktioy the ah'.iiiok'i' liuue. It l lather e.nly
for tills Mud of (in-, I. it it aicni, tint lounl
I'ljiio hale Liiiy si'Jiou or their unu lion.
"Eiiing" on the Honesdale Lino,
I'ruiil. Ilii'ihtd, of l aiiani .tirct, ii toiini- a
hinnjii en (he engine nl l.'oiului tur fit ku'c P.i
a-.i ire and llmbon train tu lloiuiJalf. ilu,
lrei!,ta r.ml iliildrcu aio kpetding a fv dajj
with lluuetdjle Iriemb.
Almost Beady for Duty,
Cundi'ctor !,. K. 'ook, u( Wllkc, Jlnie, nho
has iiuii) Irlrudj h(U, Is Itiuicilni; I ruin a i.
ciut opoatiun and is aiuiind again after the
HU of Idlcnus.
Aniiunl Visit.
'Ilir poor lojid rll rnJle Ihtir .iruuul i-it
to tli'; pour faun IhU uioinin;, Kailn,- the uly
Imlldmg at i u'lloik.
' At the Opera House
T-lilulit -"At Pincy Hidxe "
fuiMlj "Two Meny Trimpa."
Thonc t
NEW, 286
OLD, 0423
A FINE JREC1TAL.
Pupils of Prof. Haytlen Evnua Ben
der a Good Programme.
Tho pupils of Prof. Haydn livniis, of
this city, gave n recital last evening
at Mr. lOvan.i' residence, 74 Laurel
strict. Tliry were nsslstcd by Mrs.
Ocorgo K. Mills, soprano soloist, nnd
Frank Doyle, violinist. The friends of
the pupils were present In large num
bers ami weie frr"utly pleased at their
excellent progress. The programme
presented was:
Purl, sxlicun Mnio.d
Lillian and Kattitilno 1 1 hit.
(a) Ilomul panto Nlinull
0) Knme fieilltt
Airnti Ditililiuin.
M.aling Kit in
rtutli lll-trd.
hi I in o I.lehurr
.Matci.i llo.it.
Ii.eliu; Thome
Mirgciy Spem.i'i'.
Mullti, M.iSllll. l IMsnud
1'rank Po.ilr.
00 ( hIUrlii- Miillnl
(li Jlie tlupglrr tiiiglrniaiin
Mae Moigan. J
t) Ktiidc ....lldlrr
(li) .il-o lu I) Hal Pmaiit
Helen Lilhiop.
h.i II, H (..'vmi' II"lill
Lillian Hull'.
I'lllh .Noi'lllllie trill I'll
Mlllllli' lkll'ill.
'J Ik. 1 Mis lu Miy Cocndu
Mis .Mills.
(i) LOi'ln No. 17 llrllrr
(I)) Lllm Daiiir Iciu'jii
Kithi line liinr.
llcnU and lluvicis 1'ianl; Po.ilc
Pint Ilul-t
Nellie and Minnie llrihrrt.
Singing1 Evnng-elists to Come.
'Hie IJInrs liiutliirs Hiifdni; riansilUt., will
ipi'iiluie in puliiii'. nll ,.nd story the fainouj
liuiik wiitlru hi (links M. Sheldon, "In Ills
s'tipj. in Ulid Would ,Iimi Pur' at the 1'irst
Mi llioili-t Lpivopal (liuidi mi Tui'mIi- pieiilrnr,
Apill V. The pi''lun aie fiom life luoiltN and
v.i'io all in.idr liy faiiinus aitltt?. The Mines
lirotlnr aie miL sli j ngei heir, i.i ing a-Mtfd
LiaiifdM Diuinelt when he w.w line eoiiuiiitliit:
rcuial seiin.iv..
Meetings Tonight.
Sell it roundl.
f'onuuon (ouni il.
iiim,'.- L. Kindolph camp, Nu. 1,11, Nan of
ViUi.ni-.
liiii-ii'ii No. .", Am lent Oidei oi llilieiiihm.
t'niltd Mine WoiUr-, No. S7i.
Ill, mill .No. 77, L. ('. IS. A.
Ladiei" Ausilhiy ifilhoid 'liairiiucii aftci-
IKIIIII.
I'.iiliumlile iiiuiKil, u. 1'JI, Uoyal Auaimin.
Have Paid in Full.
"li liie-dai, Apul '.', Iliamli .ll'i, ( athollu
Kiiildita of Amnica. ot this nil, tliroiiKh it
lniiiiri.il Miiriaiy. .lolui V. ranipbell, paid to
5li .Muhirl (.'unrein sl.eno, the amount for
wliiili her lui-liaurl wj iii,und. The fitliolie
li'nialit-. oi An, ii ii, i i, unr of the inot Mitotan
tial iii-inaiRC oicaiiallous of this tountiv.
A Noted Play Headed This Way.
'Ilaatripien air looking foniaul lo 1 tir.il in
tli" piodiictiou ot X.it (liodwiii and Maint Ll
liott's jneattt pucirs, "Whui We Weir Twenri
Hin," Mhii.li mil he pioiluii'd at the (iiand on
S-ttiiiil.ii , Apul I. William Mollis, ,i cie
(leur aelor, v ill play the prlni ipal iole in the
last lu appeal hue.
Going to the Silver State.
IMri' Lii.di, o- ilmlou awtine, expn ( to
Iiaie llii tlty dinniL- the l.iltei pan ot Hie
inoiith. lie will pi in cnpple ( ml, I ol., while
In- will o Into slim niiniii'.'. Mr. Luuh ii
wrll knoiin in ihis i ay and lu, many tneinls will
wish lutii HKits.s in his new leiilure.
Repairing a Turn-Table.
ll.e liun-talilr at 1 lie Pclaii.up and liml-nn
round lion-e i-, ln-iiu- npaiud. The Mk lav
huomotiiri aie ot ,adi wru-lit tint the liriiimrs
of the tuin-tilile, hkli was nude lor lieJitrr
our", hue lnui woiii out. Hr.nicr pull will
he u-ul.
Biidsc Builders Organize.
tin Tursiliy eirnin? cur of the ilistiln oik.iii
Uhs lame to thus uly and oiganiicd the biidsr
Inuhl, la of Hie Piniisilijiua dilision of thr
llilniaie and JluJ-on load, riiey will lie atllli.
alul wirh rhe Anaiiidii 1'cdci.iliuii ot l.alioi.
Half Holiday Yesterday.
tin mil to ihr rstieiurly hid walking .1 Cntoi -diy
time wa-. in, .ittrmooii rcsiiuii at the Ceii
tial llUh m iiooI.n 'Ihr schools of the tlty will
lfiuahi iIom'iI iirni- until m.U Morrday iiiii'iiiin),',
on .11 count of Hie Li.ter liolidai".
Physicians Will Gather.
'lhe iicl 11 gul 11; uirrtliiff of the Caibomlale
Mediial aocidy will lw liehl niwt Wedncodiy
etiiiluir, Apiil 10, ir. the home ol Dr. W.
rietelui, 011 llukrtt Teiiaie. Dr. b S. Shields
will 11. id a paper on a subject luteiestins lo tho
full 1 nil v.
Home for Easter.
Mi-i S.11.1I1 llmr irtuincd liomo last cu'iiinj
fioni llir, S, V., whcie ulie is attendinsr m.1iouI,
to fpcud her Lastir ideation. She was lecone
panied liy 1 M'lmol tiiend, Mls Lditli L'lilrrdge,
of MarqiKlte, Jlkliltrair.
Two Western Trips.
Thomas Mifiiir.i, of Ma.ilield, left lute on
TuiMlay niitlil on th Liie tljer for llutte, Moid,
A. ('. MiDonald left tor ( hirago on a Iniitires
tilp on Tmed 1 iiIkIU liy the Liie 11 er.
Meet Tonight.
'I lie resuUr inonlhly mrrtin;,' of the (,'olunibU
Iloc ininpany will lie held this cumins at S
o'lloek,
Warm Sugar Social.
'Hie Hut ttJim siigjr torjl to )e .nu.oimeed
It's a Short Road
from a cough to consumption,
Don't neglect a cough take
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
when your cold appears. The
M ounce of prevention " is
better than years of illness,
"l uttered (or ear j from a cough, bronchial
ud lung trouble. Hailed blood frequently.
Spent yiara in the Paltous and other parts id
mil but (;ol no relief. Returned tint and
began taking Simon. A few bottles com
pUrely cured me, 1 consider it the gresttit of
remedies,
HENRY T, DLTCHER.
With F, J,. Crap 4. Co., Broken, BurUlo, N, Y.
Shiloh's Consumption "urolssold by all
druKRlsts at Sc, SOo, tui.00 a bottle" A
urlutod uuiirauteo aoes with every bottle.
If younreuot uiUllUKit to your ilriipslsi
HUU get yuur muuvy back.
Write for llluitMtcd book on consumption. Sent
without post to jou. S. c. Wtllsi Co ,LeRoy,N.Y.
I
Relief Gomes at Last to a
ScrantoD Citizen.
Aft oi years anil yem uf eonnlniiL
iiilKor.v from bat'lru:lio nnd tlir ninny
nnnoyliiic rompllcatlona that iiccom
Irtiny tick kidneys, a cltlc.cn ot Si-rnu-ton
llnils roller nnd euro. The piiblto
statcinent which follown will liel ninny
a render.
Mr. .Toselrll Uuvl., of 421 Fifth ave
nue, minor by occupation, suya: "Tho
pa In In the Kinall of my hack, noroH.i
tiro kidneys, was very seveic, especially
It 1 Htoopcil and uttompted to Httaight
011. At nlirlit, whrn In bed, my back
nolied feurfully, thus disturbing my
j-081, and In the morning I was em lame
nnd ntlff 1 rouhl hardly pet up nnd
around. 1 tried doe-tots medicines but
nothing did much good. I got Doan'w
Kidney Tills at Matthews Brop.' drug
stoto and they helped mo from the
start, t highly teeoinnicnd them, and
ltno already done this to other
miners."
For sale by all dealers. Prli-o, fin
eviits. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y.. yule agents for tho United Stulcs.
Komeirtbcr the nnme Doan's and take
no other.
tliin fr.iwn Mill ho liild In tho Kpwvirth hall in
Ili'.iulitt touioiioiv ricnlrig. bcii-ral frnni this
lily rxpott lo attend it
The Passing Throng.
Cuiiiirlhunn Ali"t Kcnnidi- Is in Now Yoik tlty.
l'li'id t'olilu MJS in I'loildcmc tlio llrst of thu
rek. .. K. 1'fopin, of civ Yoil., is liMtins friends
in this vii'initj-.
MiM l'crrl Giles of Aldcmilli', Is iNnlng
fironds in loun,
W. 0. Atkinson, of SiiMurliannj, lui a visitor
in town ycderdii.
.Mr-. John Micphcid is suffering from a snivrc
att.irk ut lhcunutism.
Miss Nellie Haley is cntcrtalnlnrj her coii-iu,
JIKs Arnold, from Deposit.
Mrs. iJcorge Berry, of this city, is the guest
of her mother, Jin. I)ah, in Troiidenec.
Mai tin O'Neill has accepted .1 position with the
ninhinists at the Delaware and Hudson lound
hou.e.
-1. 1.. Meiiart is carr.iinir one aim in a dins,
the re-ult of lieiiifr altectcd wltli a painful cai
huneic. Mbs Eliaheth Carey, of ranton, ha re
turned to this city to enter the employ ot A. If.
Fellow....
John Newton, of Annapolis ?aval academy, is
home on account ot the death of his sister, Mrs.
11. h. ru.i-.
Ml?. Michael llofltnan, who I111 hem Kltimr.
her sifter, Mrs. Tlioirij- rirnilns, in Hide r.uk,
his leturiied liome.
MUi Alice CumniiiiKs of Iloohcftrr, who t.penl
ftcietal di.is in town, is now the silent ot
Will.e-ll.irre fiieiifK
Mr. and Mt. James l'.iul and O'enrRO Paul
are lionif riom Albany, where they attended the
luiieral of .Mi-. Leonard Outiani.
JERMYN AND MAYF1ELD.
'Hie fiinual M'lines oier the leniain-. ut Hie
Inle Ml.-. Ilatiy h. l'ri-ta weie held at -' oMiok
. .-rn-ni.i., aiieiiiuuu .11 uer laic iioiuc on .oriu
.wain i-uiei. . leiy i liipilln m auiiirv. lu llie
Kiiet-.-.triikcn nuii( hu-li,ind and tiiends m.i-,
midi' by the p,itnr of the dne.iseil, the ItVv.
lie. Mh ih ii, nl the Itetem ltipri-t chuteli, (,n
bondile. 'Hie token- ot Minpatliy and .rftri lion
in rhe toim uf floi.il oflcilurrs fioni her fiiend-,
weie iiiiny and lieaulilul. lHuinir. the -on in
.ieci.il lu run-, wire louchliiKlv siiiijr liy meinlni-.
ot the Ileie.iu iliuuli i hoir. 'Hie pall-hiMien
wile: Lewis I'lrci, uf Joiui.ui; Mauriir Clillotil,
laliianl Catr, Mainiie lle.Miolih, l.eome Auii
and Itei. ( lllluul, of I'.iilmiidale. hileiuient v:is
m.iih' in the Maplewood iimeteri, r. aibomlile.
Willlim Kilp.ilihk .mil -l-tei, MKs D.n-y,
lelt Tuesday for I."ii it "mills, M Ireland, to attend
the funeral ut their brother, wlm wah aceiikutal
ly killed in the mines. -
Mis. H. il. Kli-e, ot M.iitield. who has bien
iinle ill, is ifioniim.-.
Mi-s Acjiip-, iiuinii lid-, lift hue (or New lork
elty, wheie slip will make liei futine lunne.
Mi. Iliron Jackson has icturncd home alter
lslllnK fiiend-. it Wilkrs,-I!ane,
Alta, ilnmlitei ot .Mr. and Mi. llcoie IM
niuiids, of Main suet1!, i-. quite ill.
Thomas I'auy. ot Wct Majtlehl, is critiially
ill ot pneumonia.
Jiiss Sarah Dunn his leluined to MiouiKbuii;
to resume her studii,-.
Mlv, Uiie fllle.-, wlm undement an opeia.
lion at Dr. Wbalcn's ptliato hm-pital, Tuesday,
was restitifc ca-ily last eieuiiie;.
Mr. V, Sain-on, of Anhluld, was a Jciniiii
Mtor jestenlay,
Mis. . A. UitUnberfr, of !?outli .Main stieet,
cntei tallied at the Hit or Mis Cookinc luh at
her home on Tuesday afternoon.
OLYPHANT.
'Hie nutter of liiiing a pi'imanent nun at
the hoso hoti-u was considcreil at Monday nlcht's
mcetlnpr of l-oijiuII, but they failed to aKiec orr
.1 s-elcclron. Two bids were icecliul. One una
fiu'ii the present pciniiin.nl. man, Mr. I.awler,
who .iijri'id to do llm Moil, for the Mini ot $3ol
:i jear and hae the piivilcsc ot all bormmli
Hoik. 'I be other wa liom W. l McDonnell
wlio piopofeii to do the work tor $S3 annually
nud to luve the borough work at the rate of
n day. AflPr tho readiui; of the bids Mr. D'ilil
lorau iiioiul that thu contract be chr-n to the
lowtst biddir, Mr. McDonnell. A loin,' dekito
then ensued, t-oiiip of tl.o liii'inbfii) rnintioned
Hut Mr. JliDonnell's bid vonflictcd with Iho
icsoliitioir prciloiislj pasid by lounoil lleci
l.iim: that only pl.i bu paid for team wotk on
Hie stieet. The ptividcill tUstained tills point
Jtid declared tho motion out of niilcr. Aiiutlier
pieialliiil that Mr. Lawlcr lie nwarded tliq con
ttait. This caused rnoic disui-ilou. An aincu .
mint w.l otTeicd that it be laid on the table,
'(his was lost by a Note of S to .'), i'lnilly an
other amendment was ortered by Mr, Van fciclde
that tho matter ot passing rpon the bid j,.
d.'fcrted till Mondjy uiirlit'd inectlny; and lint
the finance loiuniittro piepani a contract a-i
that all p.alii'i bidding will hnoir what woik
ia reo,iiliril ot tli'iu. t wan pi.ed. Council
decided that In the nieiiitbin: Air, hauler i-lmuld
fonlliiuo his nrrvk'N,
Hi. James .1. W.iMi, of I'hilidelphia, is the
gin it of Mr, and Mr,. John Jordan, of lUikely,
ll f-adie O'Malley U fpeii'llng the week wilh
Wilkes. Marrc relatiifaf,
Mr. and Mr. William AUIIiam.s am Riaiidson,
ieort,e Williams, who, hiie teen bltiiiK teU
Hies at I'ittston, hue reluined liomo.
'liie rcmsins ot tlt late Thomas (,rll ui
i'roiight to this plaio from Vandlln,- jcilciday
niouiliiif, Thu funeral will tjko place, liom the
hune or his son, llobrrt 1)111, on Duninorn street,
tomorrow afternoon ot :i o'dock. Jnteiruent will
be made in Piospjct icmctciy, I'rtkillle,
lu honor of thilr fourteenth annlverMry the
riHinbcrs nt thu Knight of tytlins: lodge will
Rhe a supper in the social room of the lllal.clj
Uaptlst chuiLh.ncxt Tuesday ctrnlir;,
llonn'a mllitaiy band' inasniueiado ball, wh'cli
will ho held ne.t Monday night In Slahon'a hall,
promises to bo a ury cnRiable nlfair, Pielouj
to the damn ho band will parade the principal
blicels of the town.
llobert O'C'onnell, of Honesdale, was a caller irr
town jester day,
John O'Malley, of Hell street, is loutiiird to
his homo with the crip.
cpeclal L'aitrr ruuslu has been prepared by PI.
Patrick's church ihcir under tint direction of
Professor T. W, Watknis, toi th late mass on
iunday moniiny. Ihej will slnir Webber's msi In
li in tlu followhn; outer: "K.uic," choir; bolo,
Mm Mala pernpscy; "dloiii," choh; tenor
olO, liobiit Mit'vruiaiki soprano iole, Mr. Amu
CONSTAN
MISERY
Scranton's Business Houses
4.4.AA4I4.4. I THBSJ ENTERPRISING DEALERS CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS I A . . ... ... . .
TTTTTT I OF EVERY CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY, """""'
THE GILHOOL
WAGONS ARE
A LWA YS LEA DERS
REMEMBER THC NAME AND STRCCT,
ilia TO 3SB iV. SEVENTH ST,
CLEAN SHOP.
CLEAN TOWELS.
CLEAN BARBERS,
DIME BANK
BARBER SHOP
WITH BATH ATTACHCD, 2GC.
SCRANTON. PA.
FURNITURE.
lluj it of U:DlNtJTON. Ho will trust jmii.
Cheapest ot them all, (or cash! eJlest of (hem
nil, (or tll'r. "31 l'ciiii uienue.
G R E E N' S
The Old llcllahle Pinin llroker, 1UT I,Jtkawaimi
incline. Money loaned on dl.imotids, M.tteln'i,
Jewelry, muslial liivtiiiiiicnla, peri-un.il properly.
l'ri.itp I'lilranei; and business lonllilentlalj
CIGARS
I'or retail and bu trade. All popular bi.inds
at popular price.
ALBERT WITT E,
Comer Sptiire sheet and Washington meiuie.
THE LINDEN QUICK LUNCH,
OP. WINDSOR HOTEL,
Pells the best Steals, ( hops nnd I.iiiicIkm in
llie illy, Tiy us and lip com lined
. M F. WYM3S.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
111.1 Jaikson Miect. Si, WjoiuuiK Aie
Calls bv Telephone Hcieiie l'lumpl Atlintion
PETER STIPP.
Ueneial Contractor, llullder and Ile.ihr 111
Dulldlnif Mono Cdncntlnjr o( rellais a pt'
elalti. Telephone iJ'Ji.
Office. S27 Washington iiienup.
ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR KIRKPATRICK'S PURE
SPICES AND FRESH
ROASTED COFF"GS.
E. JOSEPH KU TTL.
lear 511 Lackawanna avenue, manufacturer oC
Wiie Screens of ull kinds; fully puparcd fur
the sprins sc.ii.oii. We make ull kinds of poteh
scii'eno. eli
OUlt COOUS niLMl DAILY.
GOLDEN GiTE CAH STCRE.
1. C. Ho) ei, I'loprielo,', de.ilei in line Cliocei
ies and Provisions. Fine Cigais old by the I,u.
205 Wjsliinirtiiii aienue.
THE NEW
WALL PAPER CO.
lias no old oods to woik off. Kiery
t.l!e is new- and up-to-date. Our prhcs
are lower thin any others.
303 SPRUCE STREET.
NEAR PENN AVE
Hrown-O'.MaHpy; ''Ciedo," ilinh: .-olu. Ml.-'.
O'Malley; "Sanilu-," ehoii; "hcnediitus" ihun;
"Acfin:. Dei,' choil ; solo, Mrs. V. P. Dildi-:
"Don i Nobis," i lion: llegtna foe-ll, ilnni.
MOSCOW.
W. W. Aunt, -eeielaiy of the ltiiliuul , onus
Men'.- I In i-t inn a--u(i ilii'ii of Sianfou, r.hp
an eeellent talk la-. Mindly eieniiur in lhe
Methodist Pnimh beti'ip a laij;p lonerieirition.
Ml-. Itiish, ot New V,nk illy, his been Hip
Ruest ot her unele, P. O. IlKon, lui--eiei.il di.is.
3li-s In mi. nl-, of t-cranlon, spent li-t bah
bith with her paient-, Mr. and .ill-. Leii hwaiN.
Hip pioeeed- fiom the "Vankep Doodle Kid hen
r.hihilliti," wliich was rIipii by tin Kpiiiulh
le.icup -ituii!.ty (Milium, weic fi J..
Silie-ter Hind-, ot Mou-ip, li-ited lelilhes
li-i r- .-itunhy.
II. L, (l.iigp ha- bun ill for ilip pa-t fi ,v dii--.
I lip iiineial of Mis. jin.i Hoelle, med .11
.mm is, wire ot John lbvelle, who ilhd nt the
Mo-es Tailoi ho-pit.il la-t Pililiv, wn lu Id in
the Mellnidi-l iliuuli Mnnhy at I o'i lot k. In
ti'iiuent wa-niuli it Maple Lake. Slip I- -in-ilicil
by i hu-b.iud and fen iliildieu.
Ml f-hucr.-iiii spent Mtuid.i.i and Miudiv wilh
Mi Hi-inn au Hiunt.
Mr. Adiir, of Spr.inlnn, mi.- enteit limd al
the home ot .Mr. and Mis. p. II. i,.inln'T mi Mm
d ly.
Mi lb --ii Lancaster, of Mmi-ii, was i li-itot
in lown Miiulii.
"1 In iPRiilar moullilv lltil ny enteil iinmeiit
of the I'pwculli league will le In Id in the
Mi'thodi-t iliurih Piid.iy cirniii?.
flank Postiu was a iL-itor in Mioud-lniic on
Minday.
Mr. and Mr.-. June- IT.it lit ill h.up nioiul fiom
their form into the LhrRood house, em lliaiiu
stieet.
Ml. and Mis. MilP'll Molt haie limn d into
11. .1. Cannon'- icninis oicr lhe iIiur store.
Pi, Wilson made a business trip to .vi. niton
Monday,
AmoiiR tliose from out ol loun who attuided
the luiieral ot Mis. ltoelle on Sunday weie:
.Ml 4. Joseph liobiuson. Mis. M. Lanca-tir and
Mrs. J. Marti-, of -i i.niton.
Mi, and Mis. C, II, Ti.niss weie in vurrton
Moinl.ll.
OLD FORGE.
Mi. Pelbcit Knapii left on Monday foi PliikuM.
plil.i, where bo lias acippted :t pu-ilioii.
Ml. and Mis. Snuud Uiocllicad, Ji li.uo re
turned home fioni Ploridi.
..I. Junes Mioemakei, of Miliuls, N. V., spent
a few djis witli his sii-tir, Mis. Ilioic Diakc,
Jr.
Mr. and Mi-. II. I., l'd-all wue lisllois In
Set iiitinr on Tuenday,
Mr. Ilalicr In- muipil hi- family into Mr. John
f-nrl'ir'js house, foiiiiulj oeeupiulhy Mr. Micrl
dan. I'a-ter sen Ices will bo held in luo HriiU Mctlio.
dist Ppl-seopil cliurih f-uudai eimliiR,
Siiiim liitt'tiiti nl .1. I1. 'laitm e t-.l r-il thn liornur.li
schoid-s last With'.
Ml, Wiiiiaiu Drake, of Palci.-ou, N, J., spent
Sunday wllh his pairnts at thU plan,
Mis'. 1,'. Piako and Mis, Miiuiel lliodhead rele.
brated then' birthday nt the livino or Mis. lliol
lieid l.t-t Saturday.
Mr. Wesley Joluuon has mined Ida family into
Mr. Wi milliard's house, in Millu'j. llroic.
Tho I.rdlen' Aid snplely liild a tea at the home
of Mis. P. Hiinrs, on Wpdnctda.i eiiiiua;.
PECKVILLE.
Iho ie ill iiiciilianU of PcekMlle and iitnulv
hue derided to fuiui :i bratnli of the lletall
Meiehants' Association or" Penii-Wianii, lo be
oitraiiutd accoiillnt to tho ronstHutlun and by
laws of slid slide, .issaii.ltion.
pon't foiget the itirunugii sale that is now on
at (lis UiuudaRO oitiidinrr on Uip.'t etieel.
Miti Hi rib- Peek lia rrluriicil homo ncnii a
il-lt with tihnds at ,iw "link illy.
PRICEBURG.
Punk llalley and fimlly haie inoied hum
Albeit street to (he miner of Miln strict and
llalljtud aienue,
luiitatloui luio been issued for the nurrlase
of Mr, Isaac Drwe tu Miss fiii-'U Tiihoiue, of
factor illlc, on Ua.-tci Moudiy cuiirni;.
Mm. James Oakley na ilsltiu; hleiid) at
Sirauton esterday.
Mi. Ilildait Meehni, an old and respected
resident ol lids place, died Tuesday at the liunre
of her d.iiJs'liln, Mrs, Pan ell, aged tl .ic.iij.
THIS WILL INTEREST M JTHERS
Mother firaj'n .sweet Powders foi Lldldien, sue.
ifMlully u-id by Mothel (Iwy, (01 )car a niiife
in rhe iliilJien'r, Home in New Veik, Chip l'v
leihhnetss, Had blouuih, TciHilns Dlnordcid,
rnoic and reijuUte (ho H ', end tie troy Woirn,
They aiu i plea.-aul tu Ilia IjHc and harmless
al milk, (,'hildieu like i In lit. Over 10,UX) tcidb
niviiljH if curia. 'I hey neier fail. hold In
all ilrutrcli.il, A"i. Ask todiy, Sunplo I'HKI!,
AdJies Allen Is. Ohmlcd, U Ho), N. .
BEOURITY OUILDINQ A SAVINGS UNION,
Home elllie, WS'.W Mears Hulhlltijr, Ii.iiimpIs a
Renei ll billhllutt nnd tn.lu IhhIimisS tliloURhuul
tho stale of I'ciiimlv.itil.i,
FARRELL'S TRANSFER
.Moie.1 I'lelplil, ruiiilltup nml II.isk.irp, .ifei",
Planus mid Msihhieij
22C LACKAWANNA AVE,
M, A. FRIEDLANOER A CO.
aunoiuiic tin i r Riaiid l-ilu' mllliueiy open
itifof today, In I licit line slmw loom, 3W
Ad tins .Hemic, oppnsllu lomt ln)ii-r. All mil
hulled.
James i. quick.
Il.lidv.arr, Sillies mid t'uiiiiii's. PlinnblliR,
liis-lllllri'; utul Itn.illnir.
Teleplmiir, old dfs.i, ,'jvr LukitHann.i aie.
WILLIAM JANKO.
MERCHANT
TAILOR.
3S3 NORTH
WASHINGTON AVE.
llcpiulm mid press.
iiiR dulie nt then t
iiullii'.
L
A
O D
K I R
A N O
IA" O
OPP,
D.L. AW.
DEPOT.
OPEN
A N M DAY
N G AND
N NIBHT,
A
H. L. GLEASON,
LADIES' TAILOR, RECENTLY WITH
GILBERTS, HAS OPENED AT
50 SPRUCE ST.
I-arilcs', yon can gel a porfeet fit
h"ie -without ''Itrht or ten llttlngs,
and the workmanship is tin best to
be hud, alt-o the prices arc modcintc.
YOUNG'S HATS,
LOUIS H. ISAACS, 412 SPRUCE ST.
MANHATTAN SHIFTS.
FRED H. WINTER.
324 CAROUSE AVENUE,
Maple (tioiciiis and Pioiisions. A full line
of Vri"et.ihloi. etc.. leeched dall.i.
Kellar & Harris.
Manufac'tineis of Unites.-., nnd de.ilets in llotso
I'uini-lilm (ioinN, Tiunks and Ti.iuli.u Hair-.
Kcj alibi's piutnptly atteudid to. Tcleplionc loiij,
117 Ioiiii aienue, Sc i niton, I'.i.
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
I rind Tenants for f'uiply Ilmese?, I'.mply Hou-es
for Ten ml-, C nihil I'uil-, Lunk Alter and
Iiisiue i'liipeiti and ItnlMing-.
WILLIAM G. LOOMIS,
IIiioui-. I and ' Hun- 1 n 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 cr.
COMMERCIAL QUICK LUNCH PARLORS.
lli'iiiiliiu.-.-, Pun Pood, Polite Attention, Ilea-
on iblc Priei-. Dpi ii day and night.
"01 and .'OT, Hpimc stieet, biranton, Pa.
The fuueial will take pine this nf lei noon al 2
o'eloik. Intel menl. at lhe Ul.i plrint (..itholic
ii'tui lei i.
Mr. Knoeh William-, of Willi liu-lowii, is lis
itim; Ins -i-ter, Mi-. Zluinii mi in. of Stous .lie
HUP.
Mr. Aifhur llohh-, .of rrovhloiue, tailed on
fib ml- heic la-t i unity.
AVOCA.
lte-.'. llr. M.vic, e.C Micnindo.ili, has accepted
I lie in' it.ition a- pastor ol the Piiuiilhc Meth-
di.-t iniiRiceatioii in this town. Jin -Mooic h.is
bi'iu pi-loi .it Ma 1..1111I01I1 fur the i.irc.
Il.'i. Hi my llnik,, of Hilkc-Iiiup, pie.iihed
111 .1 I.IIRl" MHUIliRllllll III SI. Mll.l'.S c llllll li "II
Tuesday 1 leiune. Hi- j-ulijce t , "Moilal Mil and
Ivnii.i'e," wa- .-ilnilail.i and nii-lnly rimii.
'Hip in ill H'.iihiiiK Inn at ( o'i lock hi- been
ili-c mil iimk il and .uiotln'i one instead of Hie tl. 1 1
.1. 111. will u. nil heic at 7 -I.
'lhe fuueial ol Mi-. .1.11111- .spies link place
ipsti'iikiy ,'itteiiiooii li'iin the lainih li-idciiee
on l.inioln Hill. S'liiies win loiuhii ltd by
l'n. II. T. Mu) tin, in llu Pii'Jrtluliii eliuuh.
Thp pill bi'iiiis ie ,1a i,b Wib-iii, C. II. pii.fl
lui', William L.iiid, William Ames, lbeiuer
l'llll, lllto 1 1, 'llllll. I llllltll. Illtclllllllt M.u 111
LaiiKiiilU' iiineli 1.1.
The" titnoi.il ot Until, the tiin-jcai-old d insider
oi Mr, and Ml.-, l.u S iiecl. look pine jestenlay
.1 1 1 iii ii. li.tpiiu ut was ivujp in Damnum
ii'lliclel.i.
Mis. M.iih t Ahxaiulei, of the Ninth Pud,
was lindiiid .1 plm-nut Miipii-p puly on 'Iucj
day .ittiiuumi in honor ut lhe scicntj-fuiulli aii
niieisiiy ot her bntli. rall- iiiinit Motti-h
aiiiu-imi'Ul.s weie indiiUed in. 'Hip folloiiiiij
Riii',-1- piituuk ol" Mippi'i: Ml-'. Man MiMilliu,
Mis. John lla-tie, .Mib. Ilany Julius'in, Ml-.
'J hum is Nel-oii. Mis. Wlijle, Mis. llobeil Oilier,
jr., -Mir'. Jlobett uhiir, si., ih-. Williini lliuwn,
Mi-. .l.iuiPS lliowu, Ml-, liobiit I't. in-lon. Mis',
William Mi Duii.ild. Mi-. .I.11111.- Ab'.iinli'i', llev.
and Ml.-. H, T. Nn.ttlip. 'I lie pa-tor was pic
Sciited with a .set ot liediooui limn.
Mis. Mil) .Man,'. ill ha- icluinul hum New ril:
cit)'.
At llie sehool bond incelinir; on Monday eieu.
Ihr Hip followiiiR 111 uIp iipplli itloiis fur enn
nations: Mi-. M.uy IKn.ni, Mis. Ann (liblioti-,
Mis. Ilany AIrci-, Mr.-. Matluy, Mis, Mkhae!
Lawler, Mis. Maiy lluike, Mis. Joseph Hudson,
AiIjui Clarke.
Mi, and Mis. Willi nil Hnl.tr, Mis, Jniiic!
DioI.it, Mr. and Mis. T. .1, .Ni'wlnu and fiimllv
attended tho 111nc1.it of Mi-. Ilany fipis at
Jennwt .M-slcnlai.
'I lip Ladies' .Missli'iiai) so, I, tj nf LaiiKluio
1 Inn, It will meet at Hip Iioiiip oi Mi-. William
III own tud.1,
Pilcr Paiicll lias I ecu rh'ilul otitic tliti.-iit to
Mieiced John Muiilay in Hip S'imihI 11. ml.
'lhe pei.son huldniR tiekit llxVi U cntitlul to
Hin door pifcc n'iun at the P. M. lair en I'll
ill)' I'MlllllR.
TAYLOR.
A li,utiii" will he In Id loiiisl,t at T.OT at the
I'li'diilill ill i linn li lo eoiisldii' the liiipioVi mi nt
or the leiinteiy, 'hu-p whu-i) tilirnU lie in Hum
-irnii!ii an iuuiled lu bu picpnl, and all
tllou iiitciesli'il in llliiH.; iiupiiHenii nl,
PjTTSTQN.
fpei lal to the Feranlon Tribini'.
I'iltkliiu, Aptii .".-Jeiwpli iloii.'il.ki, a l.dioier
in 1 1 in lit'id'Hiii; mine nl lluponl, wa- utruck in
Hie lii'-ld by ee.il tl)uiK I nun a pn in iluip lili.l,
Ills ikiill w.i Hactiiicd and it is tlojii-rlil he will
dii. II' was til.ill 10 tlio pill.tuii lui-pl.il.
A ti.uu of Irir-'S imiiiil by luliui lleliihopp' ',
I ini.ua inaiket k.'inr, lau rwa) fn m in tiotit
ol ll'p Duiiia pu-lolhic rid. riniuv. Ailliiu:.'
at PilUluii wiihuiit diin;- ,iiy il.unr" iln.i
lOiitiliuul ilown Manr olieel to I . K 1-1 r. el . wimp
lhe ndlidul with .1 team mwml li) lb', Mil'ad.
dm, Mhlili .) ti)in,' i Sit mil 01 lU wai.
'Hit 1 1111 1 1 0 was tdiiihl.
'Hiiro l.'ppu' I'll l.-li 11 Iiiiis line bun arniii'd
ehaiiitd with t.ttiii', lue lu the- mountain in tin
.iiinily ut Onion.
Mm, I'Ijii SluualU, a l.ill - at the l.ail.i
iijinu hitepltal, Niaiiluu, wa ttmUied .1 snr.
1 1 ite pail) a-t ci'iiiii; al tin liome cf lu-,-luelher
al lliiutowii, iheii' kho ins hicu i-u-(oi,-
for Hie pa.t bw da).-.
A little otr of lMer KuMuilii, o( Norih Mem
ttreet, wan t-euiely blllrii liy a dojr last inn
Jin;. 'I In; .1111111 il leaped mi lhe lio.v a. he u.i,
HjIhIIiij,' on .1 tunc, Idling lilui in the abduuni,
Altir lliioniiijt the bo) to tin iriouinl Hip .tiiiuul
luiitlnuid to utla k I1I111 11 ud bit him on lue
back and oil belli lii;-.
Mi-d Annie Ahlirj, of fnlcwouil, X. .1., bu
leluined to lue liiiine afur a i-.it to rrlat lies 111
i".t Pilltton '
Caplulu f runout StoKn, tuiKiliileiident 'of the
llatlce cylliulr,-'. his cliins,id his pine of icn
ihueo fiom line "dicef, Wivt l'UI.-lon. to Will
lam stint, Piltston,
To Prevent Pneumonia Hiirl Orip
Ltivitiu liroiuo Qidmne itiuoicn the iaue.
FRANK M. MOVER,
Contractor and Builder,
OSO PENN AVENUE,
robbing of all kinds promptly
attended lo.
kstiMati's cur.r.npui.r.v miium rtr.P.
THE HOME SUPPLY CO.
llebills fuinltiire, beddlnpf and floor coierlnRS
foi cash ut wholesale prices nt.
7S4 W. LACKAWANNA AVE., SCRANTON.
MATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY
HI'PAIIII.Ntl A SPIX'IAI.TV.
P. GROSS, A22 SPRUCE.
JAMES J. MURRAY.
SiKi'evor (n lhe limit .V Coi.iiell Co., In tin
and shed luetiit wink nud lentllatlon. Carton
lurn Hey, irp.ilrs nud nrticral tit. work a
spei'l.illy, No. 4A2 l.nkauamia aU'iniP.
pai i, m:niit, ;ar wasihmito.v aviimi:.
jSTCAM dye works.
mmI t'n urli IJrv Cle.iphu; mnl llelltiUluu
t.'oinjs called for and dcliicrcil.
Tilephoup comtectlon.
MONEY TO
LOAN AT
LOW RATES
AT
S. R A DIN'S
123 PENN AVE
ALEX. HAY,
HOUSE, SIGN AND
DECORATIVE
PAINTER
AND
PAPER HANGER.
321 "ULBR'RYS.
WOLF &
MCLANE,
S22
ADAMS AVE.
Easter
MlU-INEPY
WtZIV.tzL.
Piactical I'lumhem,
Tinners and tkisflt.
1 1 I'm. I'littiaies a t-pc
i' i a 1 ly. Itipalriti!;
piomptly iIiiiip. '.'tu
Adams aie., li.iu
ton, IM.
WILSON A COMPfNY.
I'dshlnniblo Tailois (Hotel .lirm.Mi Uiilldinei
U-J Spiuce tiect, Si'raiitoii, Pa. ruits pics-ed.
.".'i iiiiLs; pants piis,ed, IOiciiK C'lutlitiig ii"
piiiid. called for and delheied. New Phone, Jii'i
H. A. RIEFENBERG.
PIiitnhinR, Tinning and llciting. Sole accnt
fur llowaul Puriiaec.
Telephone 131'J. ."il" Linden slteel.
THE CHEAPEST
Ile-t and quickest place in tin tity to haie
join i-hocs iKedi we u-e nothinir but Oal.
Tan Leather arid lli't elas.s wnikin.in-liip.
IJ7 Linden street, opposite postoitice.
DR. E. V. BEARDSLEY,
DENTIST.
formerly wllh Dr. Hill. 321 SPRUCE ST.
MRS. SARA ALLYN,
MANICURE.
CHIROPODIST AND
SCALP TREATMENT
will renioie April 1 from Conncll Buildinc; to
",i)J and Ml, Me.ua lluildiug.
New Headgear,
I Gloves, Neckwear
Are as essential to your
Easter outfit as your new
Spring Suit.
Our Neckwear Stock is
up to its usual standard.
Hundreds of beautiful pat
terns in all the popular shapes
are here.
The Yoting's $3.00 Ha1
Is equal to the best.
We sell them.
J-
See the New
Manhattan Shirts
412 Spruce Street.
Pierce's Market, Penn AYenae
tt'e make .1 speiialty of fancy Cteaniery Hu1 -(er
and btrlctly frcs.li eggs ""'' the rrlie is .11
low aa ilrwt clais gooda can be told at.
We do not have any i-pccial wles 01 leaden
but at all tirnea tairy aj loinplac. a lino of
Market tiooda, fancy tlioceiica and lable Uclle.i
iter, as can ho found In the latRcst New or
or PlriUdeliihU Maikcts which wc tell al lisln
prlics.
W. li. Pierce,
15 I.ckaivnni Are.
Prompt delivery.
510, 111, 111 Ten- Af.
FOREST CITY.
Fpeihl to the Sirilitori I'ribune.
fi'K.t II), April f!. bpcihl atnii'i.ii nil)
lip p.il'1 to the faslet mush in !-t. Ai,ue- lloiiiin
Cithohu iliuiih, I Inirl Ppi.iopil and He Pn
b)lul.ii ilmicliet. and tho ilmii- an- 111 . 11
lieaitit (,- t.Mrllcnt pii'Blnumei'
ihiliu lluunil., and f.initl.i, ol Miiliwt.i w II
mull' to Putter loiiuty tuiuoiiun. Ml. Iluiindt
will talo lib bees alons and I'lput-. In lire a
Jarcp apl.iiy.
llev. II. fmk will iinihuhlrdn be re
tiiriud lu l'oiit City hunt rhe n.ioluiliR 1 Miff
em r.
Mr, Alt-tin, ot Nuidoti, Lnui ind. n n lied
Pen it lily ii'slculi' . and will in ike hu Itoiin
wiih her uiiilc. (,ei'i,i v! . tor tin- prc.eni
'lhe lllllsldo II"-p e-ornpinv bad ,1 ttnok-r
Mnmla) rut,hl. Il wa- liiriel.v .illtiidnl.
II. X l.owlhei, ol New 'lull, will mi .111
hlbiliou of limv bill! ml p.i)iu' in the iillira.
elti ilub room loiiife'lil
.l.uk Ali'imdir iilinued tnnu .Sin ork today
(luliuaii Luk was in town ili idi.i.
An inteilainiiieiit niulcr Iho auspluo ef lue
Jiniiur Pnde.nur euiltly was glicu in the pre.
b)liiiin ibuiih llils cunlm.'. Cuimlia More
dink and llii.ilulli Miule, of iruniou look
l"rt.
Jnnijliiif: Nerves.
An Jim Irrlluhlf'.' Do uii hlei'i
h.tiil,''.' Ih it hunt to I'liiirontruti yntir
thoughts? Ih yuur appetite imor? On
yuii tccl tired, ro.-tkss and ili'siioiulcirt
Try hlclity's Celery .Nerve iiiiiipoiiini
It will elu yuit inure B'nril Hun ail),
tliiui-; you Ibivi' ever tilcil. Huhi t
Alutlliewij iltiUlier.s-.
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