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THE SCR ANTON T1UBUNI3-SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1901.
Office:
BURKE
-BBILDING
EASTER ATTHE CHURCHES
All tho Chutchcs of the City Will
Have Special Services.
The chiirclius of Curboiidulo have till
Dct'ii preparng for sonic weeks l cole
utntc Raster Sunday with Hpcclul ser
vices and special music. Tho following
no some of the programmes for to
nionow: I'lrat Methodist i:plcop.il t luircli Hcv. A. I-'.
LiMllcr, pa.lor.
MOitxiNC! si'itviei:.
Oigan I'liltul" 'lom
Mi. He-orge Ackerm.in.
11 inn No. '--.
(.'reed.
Antliim, "Ihr.v II iu- lakui Aw.i M Lord,"
.1. Stabler
I'M rr.
Po'thiile, rrluniti.il Maith fiom 'Naaniau "
(he Dead?" W. IJ. brown
IVilm. Ilespoielvily.
(iloili I'.itrl i.
Nolle ct.
OlTertcry--"Serin nl'-," "r.ui
'luior Solo aii'I li"iii, "Hosanua" I. "Junior
W. 1), Kians.
Ilvnm No. '.Ml.
suinon !. tl' 1'a'lor Ilrv. A. I'. Chillcc
lljmn N. -'".
Il.-ll. rllrlii.n.
Aiillirm, "Why Jseek ic the Llilnir Among
Mis. Achiitnan
i;i;mm; m'.kvici:.
Uigiu Aohiulaiy 4 Vdifoid
Ml. Ai-kiriuaii.
11 inn No. "i'j.
( II III.
I'l i.ver.
Anthem, "Why S"k Ye IIm- LMinr Ainmu;
l lie Dead!" W. I Uruwn
i.toiia.
VllllCS.
Olleitui ".Melud" ILillia
III lull .V'. -'-
Liiiion by the I'.iilur Hcv. A. I'. Chaltco
lantata, "riic lti-M.it Loiil" I'. A. Mlimikii
liiti'idurti'iii.
1 Iiviii-, "Ibis Is tin' I'i.v Which the l.oid
It ith M.ule.
Till: S'lOKY.
(horns ol Men, "Aa It llogan to IJ.mil."
Jriu, Women's Voliis, "Willi Loving Ileal U
iniJ Lchn ll.mil-."
Koeitatlvr, Mm, "lint W hi li They C.nnc I'nto
the Si'piilcliun'."
hnrus, "I he l.mil Is Itifrn."
L'icltativc, Mm, ' inrn Went 'Ihey cut Quick
ly iiml fled."
( linrix, "Weeping for Him."
Attn Solo, "Hii IIjp 'Liken Away My Loul."
Kccitativt, Men ami Women, "Ami When
Mil! li.id 'llnis Said."
I hoin.-, "Oh, (.'lave, Where Is Thy Yletoiy."
TlNALi:.
I horn-, "1'iitn llim Who Loved l'."
11 inn No. -I '.
Hem-dii tion.
I'ostludc rJfla
Mrs. 15. AiUeinuii.
Wcl'h ."Pthodist ltcv. W. 1. Jenkins, of
Wilkcs-Ilirio, will picieh sit the Welsh Methudut
chmcli at 10.:w .i. in. and 0 p. m. tonioiiow.
St, Paul's Lv.ingelii-.il Lutluiati thiiuh Itcv.
).. Khiligci, p.iolor. fJ.'SO J. in., Sunday school.
Musing, page i) ill Sunday Scnool II.up.
Heading loll call ami Ui.-tiihution of lkialcr ITS',
singing, . o. ol, suncliy hihool Harp.
Miming NA. W, f-unil.iv SUuol ll.ii p.
1U.IJU A. M.
OiK.m prelude.
ocal nilo, with lilicr jciuiiip.imuii'iil,
Piof. (.'. 1'. Crowcll.
OpeniliK li.inin, No. 2"., Sunday ?hool llaip.
11 inn l.s'i.
Si i moil. l!ev. 1'. Klilngci.
Ollerloi.i lljnin 1W.
rurtlllllc 1'icf. .1. l'lJIlklill ClUttCll
Baptist.
Ilcieau ll.ipti-l (huii.li llev. II. .1. Whaleii, IJ.
).. pislor. The clmrrli will he elahoialely ilico
isltil with llnncii. In the nioiniiif; theie will
he M-eial anthems lendeied hy an ausiiicntril
ilioir, nndci the diieiliim of Miss U-t.ilnouk.
Theie will ..Uo he :Ki.oiiipiiitnKn(s liv an ol
ihittra mn-IMiiis; of .Me-.-i. 1!. .1. Dly. Leon
lily and 11. L'lcu-llint,'. In the r(iiui!r the inn
ii .il fe.itiiii's will he upeiU-il. 111. Wluhn
will piuili at lioth i-eniei-i.
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Episcopal.
Tiinity PioK-tJiit Cpl!(opal chinch Ui. It.
A. Mer, uetor. A .-peil.il piogianime ot Kap
ler muMu will he rindeieil under the dlrrelion
ot T. tlriffm .Smith. The lioui-. fur tiniifs will
hr' B.I.n a. in.. Holy ( imuiuiu'oii in Iho clnpd;
T .jii a. in., Holy t ommuuion in tho ihuuh:
I0..IU .1. In., liioiuniK pia.xei and M-rmon; tliri i
will liu no iclchi.itiim at this Mriiei-, ,t ,',;,3
p m; eenlns pi.i.irr and sermon.
Presbyterian.
I MJt I'lt-thikiian eliuicli I!i, ( liulm l.ce,
pat-of; -iwi lal inn-ieal tonnes ami an l.asUr
ciiiimi liy tho iMalnr.
secorul l'rcrli.vtirlau rhnrrh llev. W. llolleu
Kind, pi.-loi ot l'orett Illy I'le.-h.Merian Iiiiic.Ii,
will preach in Ihla iliimh (Mmp-uii nil--ioii)
rry Mimlay .it I p. in. Ile'ldes an ll.i-.ter r
inoii .1 me-miuuto olijei t seimoii to ililldrrn
will lie ildhdcil loniomm. A lonliil inllJlioii
i-, esteiided to all to .iv.i-1 in the inmil work.
Roman Catholic.
ihuuh i'l St. liive ili- l.lni.i i-iy l!e. T. I',
loifij, V. IS., lectoi; Itrv, John Ili.on and lle(.
Walter (iniiiiiti, a(Mtljitr. M.ii-sea al ", h and
li a, in. At o.:;o .1. in., tiiiUmu liluli mi;-., with
I l..i Iluclie'.-i in.i Mlli'i In- tho ihoii. M thN
. tlie flist tiled r itli the new uicin, tlu-ie will
li.noriuhiMi.il iiiiiiiiipjuliiitul. At t.'M, sulcinn
) r.-pi-n with Minion itv 11k. r.ithu I'liiian, of
I i:-t Wllkca-IUne.
I
, Congregational.
I list (niigii'inllOiMl iliurih -llev. M. I'. 1,1
Holt, pastor, I'lalioiali! iiiii-iie.il Mnleri will ln
held liolli innrnlnif .mil neiiuifr. Tho uniilly
excellent diolr will he pi-ally htrniKlhsneil h.i
wifulliUs fieni Siiaiiton and l'oic.-t f lly, mid
one ill tho Iwt Kas.lei piosranunes i-er piejenl
rd In this (luirili will lv muleiiil.
THE LOCKOUT.
No Now Developments nt tho Dela
ware and Hudson Shops.
Hvcrytliltisr was cjulet in tho UeU
w'Hfo ami Hudson locomotlvo llop.s
yfhterday. No now devolopmrntH nroso
over the dlachaige of u largo number
of men on Thursday night for refusing
in work extra time without extra pay,
Forty-two men were laid off. Tho dls-i'liurseil-mcn
held u meeting yesterday
inorpliiB, It wiih deeldi'd to remain
Ih ii, The iet.t of tho nmohlululH em-
THE 25 ct. FAMILY DOCTOR.
CEDAR SPRINQS, MICH,
fjM.'lsiaoPunham, a well-known lady of tlmt
lace, writes ; ' I eouuot praise Dr, A. w. C'liase'H
Kiduoy.l.lfer Tills too much. They did for mo
what doctors and other medicines could not do. I
as troubled with :ocio disorders of tho kidneys
aud rnlorBcnieiit of tho liter. My luuilly doctor
treated ma the whole of last w Inter, but did not help
vie very much, so I gave lilni up and begun using
I)r, A. W. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. Tlio result
wa elmply wonderful. nut
now strong and healthy attain,
thanks lo Dr. Chase's Kidney
Liter Pills."
son.
A.W.CHASE'S
KIDJVEYLIVER PILLS.
Carfeondale Department.
ployed In the .shop derided to remain
nt work iiiiIckh united out by the na
tional ontrcr.". An ofllcnr of the Mu
t'hlnlslH1 union wiih cxpeelrd to reach
this city lute last night or eaily Mils
niornlntr, when u wtrlku may be ordot-t'd
of tho machinists of the road ftoin
t'arboiidalo to Otieonln. Only a few of
tho llrsl-cltiss nincliliilnts nre left In
tho works. Thesi' have not been asked
to work nights, Theie Is a belief tlmt
tin attempt may be made lo get men
front other wotks to come hole, and
tumble might then arise.
The loi'ked-out men will pi obably es
tablish hcudiiuarteis In the npiu'a
house block. Public sympathy seems
lo favor the men, and tho general wish
Is that ii settlement may be reached at
once.
HULL, BAKEB, STILES.
A Trio Sent to tho County Jail to
Await Trial on Serious Charge.
Alderman S. P. Jones had a trio be
fore hhn yesterday morning on charges
prclcrred against them by IJowley K.
Wells, of Clifford. Scenting something
unsavory from the reputation tho Stiles
girl has, a crowd of hangers-on lllleil
every seal In the alderman's court, but
Mr. Jones handled the cases In such a
manner that these spectators were dis
appointed In their piceoiicclvcd notions
of what was to take place.
The lirst of the batch of prisoners,
who were arrested by Chief of Police
McAndrew and spent the night In the
city Jail, to face the alderman was
Winaiis Hull. He was charged with
Impersonating an olllcer by How ley
Wells on Sunday, March -)
Wells charged that while he was
with the Stiles woman, Hull had placed
him under arrest and made him believe
that Carrie Stiles was l.yninn linker's
wife, and that the only way to escape
being locked up on a set ions charge
was to give him (Hull) ?. The pie
tended olllcer nt last accepted ?" ft om
Wells and let him go.
Ambrose Pidgcon was called on to
corroborate Wells, as he wus one of the
parly, but he seemed to have dillleulty
with his memory and his testimony did
not amount to much, except that It cor
roborated Wells' story in some p.uticu
lars. Alderman Jones tasked Hull with
having been concerned in a like imper
sonation a year ago, which Hull ad
mitted. He bad on a nickel bailee,
which it is alleged he used to deceive
Wells. The alderman took it 1'op evi
dence, and then held him In $30U ball
for trial, this being the second offense.
Then l.ymnn H.iker was ariaigued
for being an aecess-ory and for pass
ing Carrie. Stiles off for his wife. He
was held in M!00 bail for trial.
Carrie Stiles was the next of the trio
to take the witness chair. She hiis
charged with falsely, maliciously mid
wilfully charging H. K. Wells with
committing a felony. The evidence
brought out clearly Indicated a con
spiracy between her and Baker to L'et
Wells in tiouble because he had had
her arrested on a charge of stealing a
watch. She was also charged with con
spiring with linker and Hull in trying
to pass herself off as the wife of tho
former in an endeavor to extort money
from Wells. She was held in SOO on
each charge.
Chief McAndrew took the nio to tho
county jail In the afternoon. Nora
BryUen, who was arrested with them,
was discharged.
COMMITTEE MEETING.
Semi-Centeninal Celebration to Bo
Pushed with Activity.
On Monday cvo'iing the executive
committee of the semi-centennial cele
bration will meet. livery member
should be present, as iinpoi tunt mat
ters will be put under way Unit will
bring the coming big demonstration
once inoio actively before the public
notice. The matter of llnance-, is to
be considered, and some energetic
young man who has i knowledge of
the advertising biis.ine.ss Is to be placed
at this work for the next month or
two.
Plans for inviting former lesldent'j
to the celebration will be- ai rived at
and the fi rmation of tho working com
mittees needed at. this time decided
upon. This will start th- movement nt
u Ihtly pace which will bo continued
until September.
DON'T CREDIT IT.
Local D. & H. Officials Say tho Rond
Has Not Changed Hands.
1. in al Peluwaic i.nd Hudson olllel.il?
appiar to give no credence lo the
it ported puichase of tho road by Hie
New York Central. One of them said
estciday that the mad muld noi be
absoibed thiougli the purchase if
stock until the next regular meeting
of I lie olilceis, and tli-u the lisc in
the stock was due in ii titi t coins
blnatlons, which hid noiliing to do
with the Muni absorption nf the road
by any other. It was n;Id, however,
I hat the collieries will woik mi je
ducecl time for u while, Ihuiigb it may
not lull as low as half time,
A Base Ball Team.
A meeting of the baso ball enthus
iasts of this city will be held this
evening, at which lliu piellmiiiary
steps for forming a base ball afcsuilu
tlon will be laken, it Is ptoposed lo
issue stock at one dollar per share,
and the stockholders are In elect tlio
oilleers for tunning the team,
An elfort will bo made to get the
best players in the ely this ear, so
thf.t Carlioiidale will lmvo n repiescn
tatl o team. Theie is abundant ma
terial lor a strong team, and If hiilll
eleul backing can be secured, an mr-
EATON RAPIDS, A1ICH,
5Irs. lloso Chaffee, a business woman of Eaton
Itaplds, writes ; " For a long tlma my isystem was
in a terribly weakened state. Biliousness, suieio
Indigestion and kidney troubles made me so
miserable that I was haidly nblo to work. A
friend told mo of Dr. Chase's Kidney-.her Pills,
and I found them just as represented. They
restored my heulth to me, aud 1 think they are a
wonderful medicine."
The marked success of Pr, AAV. Chaso's Kidney.
uver nils wan uuckaclie, Kidney Tioublo, Con-
stlpatlou, Hendacho and Stom
ach Weakness inuUo theui
family icqulsito.
S3 rts. a box.
'Phone t
NEW, 286
OLD, 0423
gregntlon can be nrgnnlzid that will
tnlte the lead In tills section.
WAITING FOR THE BRIDGE.
Tho Engineer Is Ready, tho Contrac
tor Is Here, but Bridge Is Lost.
Contractor Klrkbaum hns arrived In
town prepaid! to eonsttvet the new
iileel bridge over Packet Itrook. City
Knrrincer Kllpp Is also ready to pio
ceed with tho construction, mid the
Mono for the foundation Is lying
tiround proinlbcuously. The bridge It
sell", however, which wus shipped front
Pittsburg1 nearly three weeks ago, has
boon lest sight of entirely. The last
trace of It wns In ISoehostor. It start
ed by wuy of the Krlo road, and It
men have been hard ut woik trying
to locate It, but without success.
Election of Officers.
'I he utinii.il Iniflnejs ineetliii,' of the lleiein
lliptlt elutuli Mai held on Thurfiliy cienitiR
ill lliu close of the coictiant meeting;. The
piiti(.lp:il biiiiieM was tlio election of nlHuii,
which trstillid .11 follows: Superintendent, Ai
llnir LcttMoyi .i.'slsl.iut, II. .1, III: ueciutary,
(.coifre Aier! ticaurer, A. W. (Icily: pianist,
MIm (ii.ne Hall, l'ollowliiff the eleelloii le
pi'iti wen; read fiom the s-eirelary and tieac
tiler. They showid the silmol to he In a healthy
ami floiiriihliiK- condition.
Yesterday's Funeral.
'Hie fmiiial of Ita.Miiotid P. .In-lije. late of
I.oiust sjieet, win held estenliy afternoon.
Il.i.imotiil w.h but U euifl of .-irc. Hip leunliH
were biuuitlit to St. Hose cliurili lor the hlejsim
.mil wele then taken to St. Ito-e ii-meUi, The
pill i(,iini wrie .ill hois, pl.ijnntei of Itai
iiiniiil. 'Ihey weie: Jlii hael Mnri.i, .lames Oil-
hool, .laiuis f.tiflu, jiiri S'rott, .lolinti Motlltt.
Ildille Sintl. 'Iho tlowcr-lipater- were Janiri
.IihIl'C mid ,loeph C'lieeers.
Italians Strike.
I hue l( tioitli.e in one of the sectiuii r.iii;s
on the IIoiumI.iIo hi. null, 'the .iii-jt U t om-posi-il
of HaliaiK and for fului! time they
woiked tmilir an Italian liu-d. lie was lately
lemoied and in IlnslisIi-.-peakiti!; ouroeer put In
his pine. '1 lie Itallam nlijii-tcd and ih'in.inded
Hi it their fin mi r lios ho leinstatetl. Not set
tiiij; Iheii- ih mauds the Itallam unit woik and
thioarin ItmiMu if otlieis take their plan's. Their
senilis will ptolubly he ili.-pen-ed with.
To Organize T. A. B. Society.
Ile. r.lthei-ClllMIl, of i:.lt Wilkea-U.llle, will
he ill this i il .omotiow- lu addiONs tho ion
M'ntioii of tlie KiiiBtitit of I'ather Mathew. In
the (Milium lie will dilier a M-rtuon at St.
l'o-e iliiinli. Aflu- the cxrium; seniles lie will
oipanii'e a bianeli of the St. Alu.ialus Total
AljstiiHinc fou'tly, to whirh all oiiiik nun over
Pi iais of .iko will be imiteil lo bee nine
ehaitir meinbet.-.
Meetings Tomorrow.
KuiKhls ul I'.tlhei- Mil hew.
i:. i:. Ill mil ilk loiiKC, o. til. liiiiihtilioud
liiilio.nl 'Lai'imen.
t i lit i jI l.al'oi- union.
( iiraiiiiakeis' iinioii. No. I..1'
S. II. Iinttciei- loilpje, No. HA Illulliillioiid of
I.oioiuolhi- I.'niueei-.
A New Grocery.
II. .1 Killmlleii, who for the past littuti ean
was saleMiiau for the late James llairett, will
inter the jiioeery lm-iiio 4 in the Mollitt hiiildine;,
loiuer sc-unlh .nenue and Soutli Main street.
'I In- sloie will bo llttnl up cspi-i UII for Ml.
KilhulleiiV n-e. He will i.uiy a hleli jjiadc
i;(Ui.il -toik.
Is Now an Entertainer.
Mi-. .Iiml.it.i S.ilsbin-y, a oiuier ('.iiliond.ill.iii,
is miking an i M i-llcnt leputation at liei home
In Teu.illy, N. .1., .is an ri iurin.it i-lniy teller anil
inti itainmiut. she lias f;ieu many siiieea.fiil
i-utirlaiiiiiiiiits for i-hurihi-, litir.ny and di.n li
able -ooi, tie.
Cleaners at Work.
'I In- stn-it ilipiilineiit'.s lone has luen haul .11
work liu past two dijs xrttlns (he- ( itj-'.s tlu.i.
oiiKhfaii-s in hist i l,is.s ctindltioti for Kasttt
Sunday. 'l'ie priutipil slteels of the lowu now
look tdiil; and iliau and the liiuil aud ilht Ins
all I'd n called awa.
Meetings Tonight.
Iambi 1 1 lod'e. No. .is, I. O. U. 1'.
iisiuii Nil. I'l, Amii'il Unlei ol lliheiniaus.
Cniiil lloliUu Kiale, No. II, I'oicslcis ol
Aim-ika.
Diamond loike. No. ;n, shield of llonoi.
A Better Positon.
'IIioiiijs W.il-li, of Swift & Company, Ii.ii been
piomolii! liuni thU city to a more luctalbe
position in lliilfalo, N. V. He Ins many niends
lieu-, all uf wliniu will bo pleased lo luar of hlj
Konil fultlllu.
A Good Position.
I. (.'. While, ol Paicnpurt, N. V a liiothrr
of Mix. I). .1. Mcllile, and a toiiuir le.shleut of
(aibonilale, has m-cuicI .1 pnilinn Willi the
Huston and .Miiuo. laihoad a.-, v.iulin i.-ler in
spi luetic Id, Nm.
Putting' Down Mains.
I.im-olu avenue ook.s nther dilapidated just
iioiv ,'iIiom- Tdi.ue sired. 'Ihe lie- lislu tthiu.st
Wihr lompiiiv his the io.nl lipped ii and is
exliiidliiir lis water miiu up the aw line.
Three Hours Service.
liev, 1', s. UalKiillne, re! I or of ( hiut ihuuh,
Su'.iiitoii, olllciatnl at the tlii.e hour sen lie in
Ti hilly ihiiiili ((.sleiday fiom IJ lo .'!.
Has a Sprained Wrist.
A. . I'idiim Is louliiicd lo his lioine with a
liidlv spi lined wilt, the result ul tailing fiuui
hi hio.iilo a day or so Jgc
At the Opera House.
Apnl II "IVo ,Muy Tramps."
AMI I.I "When We, Weio 'Iwiiity-onc."
The Passing Throng.
'i .ul' Dneilor ,1. T. lom.li Is in ,Ne- oU illy.
ll Noi.i O'lliaiu la iu New York lu sp.Mi'1
Latter.
Mr, Hii-au I'lhe, fcl Spritii; sliicl, is ciitiial
ly III.
.1. lloul, of Hobait, N. Y., is Illlns filimU
iu tins illy for a few dj,
Mr. I). li. Ilaahleili and her daughter, Mlw
Aliie, spent .Mslerilay in Soiuuloii.
Pr. A, It. li.iiider,.of Kciist lily, was among
tlio iailuis in this city i i-slcrilj ,
Miss Sadie llauell, of Ateli'iald, U Hie cuest
ot Miss Iniliude MeAuduw, oil Collage, slltet.
Mils, .lennie Aole, of 0ph.nil, will spend
Sin day with her iter, Ml'. I'rank Oidiaul, of
liber stiu l.
( I.. Hi no, of I.Jil"ii, fo mi lly general man
agir of the l.'aibondale. Tiaetlon coiiipiuy, la here
lu spend Kaater.
Misses Lois and llliueho Suor inn tH'iidlut'
tlivlr ai-aliini with their aunt, Mrs, James Lind
say, of Ca.iboiid.ilv. Wajnu liidepemleiit,
(. W. Witt, superintendent of motive powci
on the Ontario and Western laihoad, was In
the illy Ihuisda. IIU iHailcpui tn aie al Mid
dlelown, N. .
Miss IMU IIoIkjIc went to C.nlio.idalo jelcrdj
to U'liiain bOiae two monllw with lelalius. Mr.'.
Janiea MauiliUllc i. liltliii,- lier daughter In
I'aibondalc, Mr. I'luilea liiililulit, lloirsdale
l.'llU.'ii.
PR1CEBURG,
Primitive MethodUt church, Uev. W.
Pentley, pastor. Sunday morning ser
vice at Jiwu; cuiifjoei, "Tlie llesurrec-
tinn rr .Ihhiis." Jiveuluc service at 7 I
o'clock: subject, "The Soul's Refuge."
Tho choir will render a number of
boflUtlful unthems at both services. An
open-nlr mission at 6 o'clock. Every
body Is cordially Invited to attend.
Mrs.- George Cooper hnn returned
home, after spending several Weeks
with her son al ilroen Itldgc.
Mlsa Green, of Pcckvllle, spent yes
terday with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Miles, of Albert street.
Mrs. Hobhs and son, Arthur, nf Provi
dence, spent Thursday with friends In
town.
Misses Sarah Trehnrne, of t-'netoty-vlllo,
and Sarah Ellleutt, of Heiatitou.
spent Friday at the homo of Mr. D.iwe.
George A. Eppley and Miss Florence
Harvey were united lu marriage on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock by
ltov. W". IJcntley, at the Primitive
Methodist church. Tho ceremony was
witnessed by r Inrgo number of people,
ufter which tho young couple vnl to
the homo of the bride's pnrents, where
a wedding supper wns served.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Mallcy, of New York,
have come to reside here, after an nb
soncc of several nioutht.
Mies Sarah Plotirlght has returned
home, after visiting friends at Seinn
ton for several months.
PECKVILLE.
Thea home of Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Ttodda, on Second street, above Co
lumbus avenue, lllakely. was yester
day morning the scpiio of a very pleas
ant wedding. In the presence of rel
atives and friends. Rev. David Spencer,
D. 1, united John K. Ungemach. of
Hobble, find Miss Minnie, daughter ot
the late Rlclmrd Malsey. of Providence.
An enjoyable wedding dinner wns
served, after which Mr. and Mrs. Cn
gemach started on their wedding tour,
bearing with them tho heartiest good
wishes. They will take up their home
in Scranlon. on the A Vest Side, wheie
the groom Is engaged in biislnct.
This programme will be rendered In
the Presbyterian church Sunday:
Moinlng service Doxology, Invitation,
anthem, "The Lord Is Risen Today,"
C. D. Kose: responsive reading, hymn
No. 7l'. Scripture, lespcnse, "Holy,
Holy Holy;" solo, "The Angel's Easter
Song," H. W. Peek: prayer, offertory,
solo, Ml.ss n. Nerston: sermon, Pr.
Moon: anthem. "We Declare I'nto You
Glad Tidings," II. P. Dunks: solo. Mls-s
Robertson. Even Ins service Volun
tary, anthem, "Hhe Loveth." H. r.
Danks: Invocation, hymn No. 2SG,
ladies' Fextette, "Jesus Lives." F. .1,
Harrett: solo, "Ho Is Risen." 'Mrs. Rob
erts: anthem. "Christ Is r.lsen," W. II.
Ooiite; offertory, piano, organ, violin
and cornet; solo, "The Resurrection, '
Holden: anthem, "Come in the Place
Where Jesus Lay," P. A. Scheueker:
set mon, double riuurtutte. "The Lord
Is Risen," J. W. Leiinan; anthem.
"Christ the Lord Is Rlye.ii." Adams:
benediction, pr.stlude, "Triumphal
March." Sopranos Ml 5. Roberts, Mis.
Dr. Van Porn, Mls-s Carrie Best, Mlsi
Uertha Peck, Miss Alice Moon, Miss
Ktta Peck, Miss Zlna Eaton. Tenor
H. Y. Peck. Stanford Recre, Frank
William.;. AltosMiss May Tsrundage.
Miss Maggie Eaton, Mrs. Rook. R.isfo.i
Howard Urundage. George Peck.
Cboiislcr. II. AV. Peck; violinist. How
ard Brundage: cornetlst. W. Widow
Hell : organist. V. R. Penianiin; pian
ist, Miss Myrtle Peck.
Mrs. S. H. Briggs is very ill at the
home of her son, Mrs. II. I!. Briggs, ot
Cnrbondale.
Albert Chapman, who Is taking a
course at Wyoming seminary, is spend
ing Easter vacation with Is parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapman, of
Hickory street.
The rummage sale that is being car
ried on this week in the Brundage
building by the ladleii of the Baptist
church, still continues to draw large
crowds.
Joseph R. Bell has been acting in the
capacity of a juror this week.
R. J. Taylor is improving very slowly
from his recent severe illness.
The double quartette of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, under the di
rection of Mr. Shay, assisted by a
chorus of Hfty voices, will render some
very fine Faster music at the services
on Sunday. Among tho numbers is a
foIo entitled "Peace, Troubled Heart."
and another selection, "Death Is Hal
lowed Into Sleep," by a quartette com
posed of -. ladles nnd gentlemen's
voices. The church will be. decorated
very beautifully as a 'urge number of
lilies and other plants "ave been pro
cured. Miss Lena Gendall will go to
Dunmoro tonight to participate in a
recital given by Professor Krnest Re
vo rd.
Peckvllte Rnptlst church Rev. J. S.
Thomas, pastor. Services tomorrow at
10.30 a. in, and 7 p. m. At the morning
service the Lord's supper will be ob
served. Evening subject, "What the
Resurrection of Christ Has Done for
the World."
The Wilson Hose company at a meet
ing held Thursday evening decided to
attend in a body the fair of the Par
sons Hose compuiiy, No. L, at Par
sons, on Tuesday evening, April !t.
OLYPHAINT.
Dr. W. L. Van Ruskirk has gone to
Philadelphia to spend Easter.
Edward Henry, of llawley, Is visit
ing relatives In town,
Mrs, Andrew Shields and tamlly, of
Blakely, lett last night for New York,
trom where they will sail today for
Birmingham England, to make their
future home.
The funeral of the late Thomas Gill
was held from the homo of his sou,
Robert Gill, on Dunmore tttroot, yester
day afternoon at :i o'clock. Services
wer conducted in lliu Prlmltve Method
ist church by Rev, James Iley, the pas
tor. The remains weie Interred in
1'iuspect cemetery. Pcckvllle.
A new flru company was organized at
Grassy Islund on Thursday evening.
Tlio nicotine; was held at Connor's hotel
and was largely attended by eltlnens
of that section of the boruogh. Jo
seph MitMalnes was elected president,
M. J, Gaughaii secretary, Patrick Lan
gau treasurer, John Cawley foreman.
Tho new company sturtw out with
about twonty-llvo members. A commit
te consisting of Thomas Lenahan,
Thomas Curran, Peter Fllzslmnums
and James Leniion was appointed to
await on council at Monday night's
meeting and ask them to furnish fipo
,ieet of new hose, erect a suitable build
ing and provide n hose currlage.
Tho regular monthly meeting of
council will bo held on Monday night.
It Is expected that the Lnckuwunmi
Telephone ordinance will come up for
consideration us tho company Is very
desirous of entering' tills borough ut
an early date.
Special Easter services wll be held In
the different churches tomorrow. At
the Susiiuehuuna Street Baptist church
Iho folow lug programme will bo ren
dered: Voluntary, Mis. 'JA. W. Wut
Klna; hymn, school; PsulinT Florence
I'liestj Lord's prayer, school; prayer,
W. T. Evans; hymn, school; recitation,
Mary-A. Lewis; solo, Maggie Thomus;
recitation, Myrtlo Owens; paper, Ivor
It. Jones; hyn li, school; recitation,
Helen Jones; solo Mary A, Kvuns;
Scranton's Business Houses
THE GILHOOL
WAGONS ARE
A LWAY3 LEA DERS
neMOMBER THB NAME AND BTffCET,
3IO TO 32B N. SEVENTH tST.
CLEAN SHOP. x
CLEAN TOWELS.
CLEAN BARBERS.
Dl ME "BANK
BARBER SHOP
WITH BATH ATTACHED, SBC.
SCRANTON. PA,
FURNITURE.
Huy It of linDINOTON. lln will trust j mi.
( heupi-st ot them all, for cash: easiest of them
nil, for time. 'J.'it I'rmi .nenue.
G'R E E AT S
The OM reliable Pawn Pioker. 107 Lackiwanni
avenue. Money loaned on illaiuninK watches.
Jewelry, mualeal Instrument, petsutial piopcrly.
Private entrancn and I usliiess (onflilenlhil.
CIGARS
Tor rcltll and box trade. All poput.tr brandi
at popular pike?.
ALBERT WITT E,
Comer bpiuec slrcct and Washington avenue.
THE LINDEN OUICK LUNCH.
OP. WINDSOR HOTEL,
Sells the bent Steaks, Chops and Lunches' in
the elt. Tiy us and be convinced.
M F. WYMBS.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
HI.' Jackson sheet, 2i! W.vnniuic Sve,
Calls hv Telephone Receive l'lompt Atlinlion
PETER STIPP.
Rpr.ii.il l.'ontiactor, builder and U.-uler In
niiilellng Stone. Cc-nieiithii; of eellais a spc.
chill. Telephone '.'SW.
OIHie, r.27 Washington avenue.
ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR KIRKPATRICK'S PURE
SPICES AND FRESH
ROASTED COFFEES.
E. JOSEPH KUl-TTEL,
rear .111 Liekaw-ann.i avenue, lnanufactiiiei- of
Wire S'irecns of all kinds: fully piepared tor
the sprint: season. We make all kinds of pun.li
screens, etc
OL'lt (J0U1JS 1JMII DAILY.
GOLDS' V GiTE CAfH STORE.
,1, ('. I)oct. Prcpilelor, dealer iu lino (lioiei
its and Pros Hons. Fine Ulnars sold by the bo.
20." Washington avenue
THE NEW
WALL PAPER CO.
Has no old iroodj to woik oil. I'.veiy
style l new and up-ln-dttr. Om pikes
an- lower than any otheii-.
303 SPRUCE STREET.
NEAR PENN AVE
recitation, Esther Morris; solo, Annie
Jones; address, Rev. George Hague;
recitation, Lizzie Parry: recitation,
Blanche Harris; recitation, Vina Da
vis; recitation, Blanche Hawk; recita
tion, Viola Nicholas; hymn, school:
benediction. The service will begin at
2 p. m.
Special music has been prepared by
the choir of the Presbyterian church.
Rev. B. F. Hnnimud w ill ccupy the
pulpit.
In addition to the Easter sermons and
decorations In the Blakely Baptist
church, David Spencer, D. D., pastor,
the choir under the leadership of JC. D.
Edwards, will render special music:
Anthem, "He Is Risen," Herbert; duet,
Miss Emily L. Williams and Mrs. M.
J. Lloyd; "Christ the Lord Is Risen,"
Gabriel: anthem, "Christ Is Risen,"
Lyon; duet, Messrs. '.. D. Edwards and
D. M. Davis; "In the Cross of Christ I
Glory." Donizetti. At -I p.- m. the
Blakely Boys' brigade, companies A. B
and C. will hold a special service In the
church to be addressed by Hon. James
Moir, recorder of Scranlon,
Mrs. A. W. Benscoter, of C.tibon
dale, spent yesterday witli her parents
in Blakely.
TAYLOR.
The auditorium of the Welsh Con
gie'gational church would scaieely con
tain the large concourse of friends and
relatives who 'had gathered to listen to
the services over the remains nf the
late Mrs. Soth Griffiths yesterduy. The
funeral wns very large and most im
piessivo. The respect in which the de
ceased young woman was held was
fully manifested in the huge number
of lloral ofterlngs. tender expressions
of the deep sympathy of the many sor
rowing friends. Tlio services al ihe
church were sad and very impressive
iu their deep solemnity, and all pres
ent ivero visibly affected as the con
soling words weie spoken by the pas
tor. Rev, .1. C. Evans, and Rev, Mr,
Reese, of Piovldenco, who In their ie
inarks paid a glowing- tribute to the
memory of the depaited one. The Con
gri'gatlnuiil church choir, led by Sam
uel Evans, chorister, s-ang beautiful se
lections at the church and trrave. At
the clo-so of thu services tho reipalus
were borne to the Forest Home ceme
tery, where Interment was made. Tho
pall-bearers wore Samuel J. Phillips,
James Evans, AVIIIIam II. Thomas, Jo
seph Coombs, Elmer T. Daniels and
Reese AVllllams; liower-bcarers were
Mrs. John Evans. Mrs. James Evans.
Mrs. Annie Powell and Mrs. Joseph
Coombs.
Tho Ladies' Aid society of the AA'elsli
Congregational church will conduct
I heir usual pay night social this even
ing In the church basement, where all
the dellciicies or tho season will be
served.
Easter Sunday will bo apprnpi'i.itcly
observed hi the various churches hero
tomorrow, Musical program men havo
been nirailgod to be ivndeied. At the
Calvary Baptist church the choir of
thirty well-trained voices, under tint
efficient dliectlon of Chorister Prof. D,
E. Davis, will lender un excellent pro
gramme. At the evening service the
pastor, ltov. Dr. H. H. Harris, will de
liver a special Easter sei vice.
At tho Methodist Episcopal church
the members of the Sunday school aud
choir will render a special musical pro
gramme for the occasion, The pastor,
Rev, c, B, Henry, will deliver an ap
propriate Easter sermon,
The following musical piogrummc
has been arranged to bu lendeied at
the Church of Immaculate Conception
at tomorrow's services: Vldl Aqiiuni
(Gregorian); Kyrle (Rosuwig): Georgle;
Credo; oifeuory.lleglna Coella, chorus;
benediction; Agnes Del. Giganlst, An'
lile Burns; director, AVIIIIam Murphy.
Tho members of Loeul, No, "JOo, com
prised of the employes of the Rennurd
silk mill, are lcquusted to meet iu
Jones' hull this ufternoon at 3.30
o'clock. All those emp.loyed at tho
above mill who do not belong to the
union are requested to join at once, as
the mill will resume work on Monday.
The following Is the programme to
THBSd, ENTERPRISING DEAUaRS CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEtXOS
OF EVERY OHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
SCOUrtTr BUILDINQ A SAVINQ3 UNION,
Home nlllce. KK-OTlJ Meatd Hultillmr, ll.lii'iiels a
Kcnri.d building- nnd tout business thiouahotil
Ihe stall1 of lVnnsliiinl i.
FARRELL'S TRANSFER ,
Movrs l'rcljilil, Purnllme nnd ll,iirgaa,r, Safes,
I'l.inos and .Machlneiy.
SSB LACKAWANNA AVE.
M. A. FRIEDLANUER c6 CO.
antininrc their ujiiiiiil Laslci' tnllllneiy open
Ire lod.iy, lu theli' Hue show room, 'M
Adams avenue, opposite t-oml liuii'c. All ale
Invito,!.
James i. quick.
Ilanlttnre, Sloven nnd furnace. I'luinblnir,
(hs-lllllnit Mnd lloolltnf.
Telephone, old tteiJ. "'"'J L.iikavviitin.i avr.
WILLIAM JANKO,
MERCHANT
TAILOR.
320 NORTH
WASHINGTON AVE.
l'epilrlni: nnd pies-
Ins done al shott
notice.
L
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O.L. ctlV.
DEPOT.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT,
C D
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H. L. GLEASON,
LADIES' TAILOR, RECENTLY WITH
QILBERTS, HAS OPENED AT
5JO SPRUCE ST.
Ladles, ymi can get a perfect fit
hero without eight or ten llttlngs,
and the workmanship Is the best lo
be had, also the prices aie niudeiate.
YOUNG'S HATS.
LOUIS H. ISAACS. A2 SPRUCE ST.
MANHATTAN SHItTS.
FRED H. WINTER.
824 CAPOUSE AVENUE,
Staple Cioieile.s and l'lovisions. A full Hue
of Vegelahles, elt., I revived diili
Kellar & Harris.
Mnnufiitmeis of llani'ss, and dealers in Hoisu
Fuml.-lillii; Hoods, Tiunks and Tiavclinir lla's.
Kepaiting piomptly attei-ded to. TeUphuiie l-Vi.
117 t'ciiu Hvenue, Siiaiilou, I'a.
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
I find I'm nits fW Kmpty Ilonsi, Kinptv Honors
for Tcn.iiitf (ulN'rt l!o:itst Look After ami
Injure l'hipoily jml nulMings,
WILLIAM G. LOOM IS,
llooiiH I aud ,", llurr lliiihling.
COMMERCIAL QUICK LUNCH PARLORS.
( leanlini.-s, pine Pooil, I'olile Atliiitiou, Ilia-
ionable 11 ii es Open day and iilht.
.'.Ul and :I0i! Spline sheet, Siiaiiton, I'a
be rcndeicd each eveniiur of the Cen
tury Hose company's fair next week.
First night: Recitation, .Mabel Davis;
solo, AVilliam Jones; recitation, Delia
Davis; soId, Olwen Howells. AVedncH
day night: AV. 11. Thomas Glee club
will give a number of selections.
Thursday night: AVatkins family;
duet, David Davis and Lizzie James;
recitation, Urania Tubbs. FUday night:
Solo, William Washburn: recitation,
Sallie Price; solo, Arthur Morgan.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
District Deputy George AV. Hughes
and stalf, of Caiimndale, visited Rush
brook lodge, No. S.10, Independent Order
of Odd Follows, on Thursday evening
and Installed the following officers:
Noble grand, Joseph Temby; vice
grand, G. D. Lewis; recouling sccie
tary, AVlllinin J. Toman; right sup
porter to noble grand, AVilliam Ben
nett; left supporter to noble grand, J.
(!. Avery; warden, Chailes Baker; con
ductor, Richard Hughes; chaplain,
William Sniallaeiimb: It. S. S John
son Bennett, jr.: L. S. S., Edward
Stuart: inside guard, William Cudllp:
outside guard, AVilliam Langman, jr.;
left support to vice-grand, Alfred Gilf
lllhs: left support tn vice-gland. Price
Davis.
The Ladies' Magazine club met last
evening and were entertained at tlie
home of Mrs. H. A. AVllliimii, of South
Main street.
Special Easter music will be sung iu
most of the local churches tonionow.
Al P.ieied Heart church Ihe Moral dec
orations will suipass anything at
tempted on similar occasions. Then;
will be four services at St. .lames
church, the (list being at 7 o'clock lu
the morning, when holy communion
will be adniinlsleied. At the Cnugie
gational church Rev, JO. H. Jenkins, uf
Connecticut, will pieach In Euglkh at
the morning and evening services.
Fred and Fliuence Nicholson, of
Si'i'iintou, aie visiting friends iu town.
Thomas Nichols, of Cemetery sticet,
was quite painfully squeezed yester
day, whlli at his woik iu the Dela
ware and Hudson mine.
Thomas Douthwalte. of A Vest Jlay
lUid, the Mozart's crack tionvboue
player, has iccelved an oifer lo play
for one month at tho P.tii-Anicilcan
exposition. He will pi nimbly accept
Iho proposition. The oll'er Is from lliu
Elgin baud.
An ICnstcr service, entitled "Jesus
Lives," will be given al Iho Primitive
Methodist church mxt Sunday after
noon and evening. This Is Ihe same
as was given last Easier, and Is given
this year by request.
ELMHURST.
Mr. Thompson aud family look pos
session of ".Suunyslde villa" Thiti-Mlay.
Miss Schluiiciliug litl on Thursday
eveninu' for her home al Thoi nliurst,
wheie she will spend her Easter vaca
tion. .Allss Mlldicd Shofiiunk-T, of IJi ystono
iii'iideiny, Is sneiiillii.i i'io week at tier
home here.
Piof. Rogers will spuvl Easier at his
home in Haiionl, i'a.
Loien KIkoi- was the micst of bis
cousin, O. I'l. Kk'.er, en Tuesday light.
The Ladles' Aid socleiy of the Pies
hytciiuu chinch r.iei iiiuisduy after
noon wRh Miss Mary Ruhr, at thu
hoino of Iter sister, Mrs, -! C. Ro.
Henry f'niry and family left uu
Tuesday for Scrauton, wheie thoy will
spend a lew days with .Mis. Curry's
parems, befoiu going op in their new
home at AVateitown, X. A'.
A- R- AVllllams Is conllned to iho
house by Millet's.
Mis. l J. J. Stanton, who has been
sorlously ill I'm some time, Is able to
be mil again, anil is now visiting her
sister, Mis. Hairy Race, at Lake Ariel.
Colonel Schoonniaker Is spclidlug a
few days at Atlantic City.
Miss Fuller and Miss Lucy Fuller aio
visiting trlciids in Scranlon.
A. II. Clay inude a business trip to
Danville, Thursday.
The social, held at the home of I!. D.
FRANK M. MOYER,
Contractor and builder.
920 PENN AVENUE,
Jobbing ot nil kinds promptly
ntlendcd to.
i'stimati'm ritnniu't'LbV MmMirtm
THE HOME SUPPLY CO.
Ilel.ills finnlliire, licshlitia: and floor covcrlnas
lor rah at wholesale pikes ut
724 W. LACKAWANNA AVE., SCRANTON.
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY
lini'AIIIINH A St'LCIAl.TY.
F' GROSS, AS2 SPRUCE.
JAMES J. MURRAY,
Successor In (be Hunt .V Couiell Co., In tin
nnd sheet inotnl vvntk and venlllnllon, Carton
fuiii.iies, irp.tii-M Mini pelieial III. wink a
spei hilly. Nn. I.U Liekavvauna avenue.
I'A 1 1. WI'NIVT, iuj Ailll.V(!TOS' AVKNOK.
STEAM DYE WORKS.
aud I'ninii Dri Clranlnt: ami llefitilshlna;.
floods called lor and dellveied.
Telephone c-onnectton.
MOWEr- TO
LOAN AT
LOW RATES
AT
S. RADfV'S
123 PENN AVE.
ALEX. HAY.
HOUSE, SIGN AND
DECORATIVE
PAINTER
AND
PAPER HANQER,
321 MULBERRY S-r.
WOLF A
MCLANE,
222
Adams Ave,
Easter
Millinery
WENZEL
I'liictical Plumbers,
Tinners and (lifil
ters. 1'iiriuees a Spe
c la 1 1. Repairing
pioinptly done, 'J It)
Adams avo., Pcian
ton, I'a.
WILSON A COMPANY.
I'a-hionahh' Tailors (Until Jeini.vn llnil'llns')
:tJJ Spiueo sheet, Seiautoii, Pa, Suits pieis.ed,
il'i c-ciiln: pants pirsned, 10 cents. ClutUltiu; ie,
palled, called for and dellveied. New Phone, iooj
H. A. RIEFENBERG.
I'lmnbiner, Tiiinlntr and Ileatlujj. Sole ,-inent
for llowaid rurnai e.
Telephone tlll-2. .117 Linden sheet.
THE CHEAPEST
llet and quickest place iu Ihe e il y lo hive
.votir shoes tiM-d: we Use uuthine; bill Oil.
'Jail Leather nnd flt class wnikui.iiijlilp.
4'J7 Linden sheet, opposite' postoilke.
OR. E. V. BEARDSLEY;
DENTIST.
l'oiinnly with llr. IIIII. 321 SPRUCE ST.
MRS. SARA ALLYN,
MANICURE.
CHIROPODIST AND
SCALP TREATMENT
will remove s.pril 1 from Council HiilldniR lu
iWi and ."fll. Mean lluildin;.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
i;. c. spAL'Luixo, 'j:o iiiioaiiwaa , ni:w
Yoik.
Architects
1'llWAHP If. DAVIS, .Mil linTCT, CONNKI.Ii
IniilililiK.
i'iii:ni:iticiv l. iiiiown. .uiciiimT. I'lucv.
huilditiKV l-'i Washington avenue, bciantou.
Dentists.
1)11. C. K. I'll.l'.Ntii'miKR, PAUL! BUILP1MS
Spriiie street, Scrantnu.
Pit. 0. O. lAUIlACil, 11.'. WYOMING AVIINL'I.
Lawyers.
FIIANIv II. 1IOV1.K. ATTOKNLV. T LAW.
Koonis 1.', J I, JO and IS lliur buihluu'.
P. K. TIIArY.A'n",(OUMONWi:.LTH lll.Hli.
D. It. l!i:i'L(IRI,i:, ATI'OIIMIV LOWS Nliilll
Haled on leal i-late seiuiily. .Mens buihliiu,
loiner Washington avenue and S'piuco slie. I,
WILLAHD, WAItltllV fc KNAPP. TORi:s
and i-onnsollors-al-l.iw. Ilipuhlie.ui bulldini.,
Wa.-hingtoii avenue.
.ILSsli' ,t .ILSSli'. .VHOItNLYS ANi I Ol
sellors-at-lavv. C'ummoiivveallh building, lluuiii
Hi, 'JO and Jl.
LDWAItll W. Til VA Ml!. .VITOnNHY. HODMs
l0! '.ml, nth llool, .Meats liuildiiii.',
L. A. WAT-HI'S. AT'l(IItiA-A'l'-liW, HO Mil)
of fiadu liuildiiii, Siiaiilun, I'a.
I'A'ITLUsOX fr WILt O.Y, 'lllADIIIiy NATIOXAI
Hank buildup'.
C. COMIX.'VS
' I.'l IILPHIILICAX IH'll.llLMi,
A. W. IIKH'IIIOI.!', OlT'K'i: MOVLI) TO NO,
Jl I Woniin? avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
III!, "V. V.. AI.ILN, 31.1 MIIIHI AsIXfl'IO
a vi line,
nit. s. w. i,'AMOi!i:ii.'. oitht; :;.j'i m sh
IukIoii aveluie, lluidinic, litis Mnlbuii
( Inoiiio ih-i.isc, 1 line,-, brail, kidui.v.s and
(,'iuitci-uiinaiy oisaiis a rpeciall, lloui-, I
lo I p. m.
Hotels nnd Rcsturants.
ilii: i:lk'ait;, ir. wo ui ntAXKi.iv
avenue. Itates ie.i-en.ible.
P. ZKUSt.Ut, Piopiirtoi.
SCHAN'lllV IlllUsi:. NLAit !).. L. fi W. PA4
unger depot. Conducted on llm Kurope.in
plan. VILTOII KOCH. 1'iopin-toi.
Seeds.
uTTF,7"b iITZ( nt. . si:i :ps m ln no m ii-
rivmen, slmc iOI W'a?blnKtoii avemiei; groin
li'liiM'.s, 11)50 Nuilli Main avenue; sloin tcb
phone, 7fr'.
Wire Screens,
,IOs;pil Ivt'LITI'.L, 1IKAU fill I.A('K. Wl!.,
Sii.iuIoii, Pa., liiiuulaeliuei uf Wile Siiein.
Miscellaneous.
IMILssMAKIXfi I'Ofv (HII.PIILX 'H OIUILJt
al-u ladies' w.iits, Louis sliociiuki r, -IJ
Adams avenue.
A. II, llllll, IIS ( I.K..WS. I'HIW VM'LTS Ml
ii-,.. puoN; iu I'llor. Iiupiovrd piimpa usnl
A. II. Ililgga, piopiielor, l.ejve oidep IICO
S'oilh .Main aveim.-, oi Miike' dine ttoie, ioi
lu-i Adania aud Mulbruy. 'Iiltphupo (l
Mi:ii.ii(ii;i: ihios., piuntimiv s-rpini:s, i;
wlopi'M, pipir baits, twine, Waitl.oiioC, 1.0
W'aihlliRlim uvi'liiie, Seranlon, Pa.
ilii: wiii:.sniiiii: itciouii c.w nn iih
III ,-c-i jlilon ,it die heua atamls ol ltd on m
Puis., in, spimi' and io-l LliuUu; M. Noilo'i.
..'. LJikiwniui i.venue; I. s, ac.liutrei, ill
Spline shed.
Cooper, on Tuesday evening, was well
intended.
Beginning April Vi, the Piesbyteiiau
Sunday school will open at 0.15 a. lit.
Instead of 1 '.'o'clock, us hcretot'oic.
Dr. ICnedlei' spent Thursday after
noon In Scuintiju.
.Mrs. Davis Is visiting her patents ir
Moscow.
To Prevent Pneumonia and Grip
Lj.illU' llioino (iiliiinv iktJii'iVi the ca ue.