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THE SCHANTOiV TRIBUNE-THURSDAY MAY 9, 1901.
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Olilce:
BURKE
BUILDING
THE HALL LAST NIGHT.
v
Knlfjhts nnd Fair Ladle-J Banco In n
Bower o Flowers.
Uiirbondtito nouncll, No. 'J9, Knights
nf Columbus, eelebinted lal evening
Hip tlilnl nni'iveisary nt Its oi'ijiinlK
ttlon by it grand ball, which, for
hiilllnnry of ((inception ami nttinni'c
moiit lift nut been oiiiiillcil n 'ur
i'iuhilc thB season. It was hold In
the spacldm hall In tlio Bnrk build
ing and was limited In Iho members
it thu order, and their wives, ulstein,
mothers, sweethearts and fiiiliilno
fi lends. TIio piutlelpunts begun nriiv
Ing, most o'r them In ran-laqos, nt
'Unit (-."a, and a large timing of in
li'io.lpd spectators thtongod the I
rlr.lty fif llii- main entrance to admire
mil comment on the beautiful gowns
WOlli liy the gll-sts of the- knights.
Tim music was lurnlshrd by the full
Mural l orchestra, which was prated
1111 thu I.ugo lilntfnrm at tin? southerly
etui Dl thu ball and ulun.-U completely
bidden fiom view by an liiimciisu
banking nf Mow 01 s, pnhns and potted
plant. The I'.nll was lavi'Oily and
wltlm! tastefully decorated by Hovveri',
M all de.-cilptlons, ferns and over.
Hipfii:'. In tin- largo lay window at
iIip northi'ilv end was a beautifully
designed hanging gulden of roses and
'inilibery.
A prolamine of mllstlc de-slgn, with
Hi- wait'', blue, golden and 101I In
1 Iqnla nf tin' crtti-r embossed on the
'C'lct ami showing a list nf eighteen
uuiios. was a liuuds inn- souvenir.
F'iniik li. I'llffuut Is al tin- head "f
H' f'umii'il, belli? worthy grand
knight, and Itichnrr. Klrwin Is deputy
ntmd Uiilubt. Tlu' gene al coinnilUoo
In fhai-'io r.f last night's delightful
riuiftliin was composed of P. is. C'llf
f "i, ox-uluYlo: !'. It. Deveis, chiili
i.un; :.I, .1. Martin, i:. 11. W. Burke,
'I'homas U. CUmm-tin and Hlehartl
Menahan.
The reception committee comprised
.b.bn F. O'Routke, It. H. Kirwiii, Al. ,T.
tlonin, P. F. Coogan. D. L. AValsli. AV.
II. l'liilbln, William 1'ooIp. John V.
Iii'lnncy, tlcm-n V. Keene William !'.
l.ortus and Thonr's !'. .Marll'i.
Tlio f-eeiip mi the ball-i 00111 lloor was
mi In.-spii'lthiiT one. Tlif liandhomo
unttiis worn by tlio tair Ktusts the
sp.lendldly illumlnatpl hall, the frn
vrance and bc-uitv nf the lloral par
nlshings. all added a lustr to the ne-i-ri!-lon
that wa a treni-ndous faetnr
to the Krind Rlieees... A larpe nuiubpr
of knlijlits .mil ladles from out of town
were pn.si?!it.
AN EARLY MOHNING FIEE.
An Alarm from Box 25 Arouses the
Slccniujv Citizens.
At 2,"0 nVlocl: veateulay ninrnlnR an
excited Individual ltisiied frantleally
up to the resident" nf Hi. C. T. Ilea
Upi and rani; tin- door hell wtlh such
a platter that the dnetor thought bis
bouse ni on lire and luistned down
10 lind nnt il bis surmise uns eorieet.
Tin- in. in explained In bieathle.s tones
that IL wasn't the iloelor's hoiiRe, but
one up nn the lop nf the hill, at l!
(linve strei'l. and lie wanted the key
to tin fire l)n nn the iwni'r uf Lin
coln avenue an I Wyoming street. The
doctor sin 1 endi led it, and the alarm
1'ioin Cn- T was tinned In, waking the
mornliu I'Pboeu with its brar.en clamor.
Two minutes after thu llrst stroke of
the bell, the two Hie companies' hose
carts wer- on their way. Tb" Mit
chells outfit --ped through the streets
without a bit of noise, but the Colum
bian varion came along with a whirr
ami rattle 01 the gong loud enough to
wake eery nn ol the 13,(10 J sleepeis
of the city, calling for assistance as It
sped up the bill. When they got to
Hon 2 and found that the lire was half
a mile further away, they marvelled
.it the stupidity uf the man who ran all
t'.at way 10 turn In an alarm. When
i'.o two drivers had go up the bill and
In the house, followed by a hundred
half-elad men an I boys, they found
that the o eupaut'i bad fpienchod the
llame.i before the alanner bad turned
in the alarm, Th"n theie was more
snioKe.
The house Is ovn?d by Isaac Tonkin,
on Oi'oe street, and Is occupied bv
l"o families-, that of Jlr. Tonkin 011
the llret Moor and Henry Matthews nn
the second. The bliize was found to
have ben in the kitchen, and the great
amount of hinoke that bad spiend
through the huuse led the occupants
to believe that the lire bad gained
lonslclerable headway. It oilglimted
lioin a i.paik from the kitchen stove,
1I10 carpet isnltlug and causing the
dense smoke.
Charged with Larceny.
Louis Patts was charged by Bruno
N'aturiaunwlth the larceny of u pocket
book containing $10 In bills and silver.
Ask Yourself to Account for the De-
presslon That Clouds Up the Mind
nnd Darkens Life.
lis toe Rom wing of Nerve
.Air. Samuel Ilogers, of No, 12S Hydo
Park avenue, Seranton, Pa., says; "I
ius in a run-down condition head
acii's, nervous and sleeping liaUly,
and the appetite poor. 1 was told of
Dr. A, W. Cbase'a Nerve Pills, and got
bo. As o result sleep 'ind eat well
again. 1 am voiy much pleased with
them and clad to lecouinieiel them to
otlieis. Tills 1 can do (.onseleii
llously." The maiked success of Or, A, W.
Cluibc's Nerve Pills, with the followliif,'
symptoms, Is attested to by Heiantoii
people
fljiobblnu. palpitating heart.
Sleepless nights.
Sudden startlngs.
Morning languor.
Plain fag,
lrjajillity tn work or think,
KxhuuMlon on exertion.
FlagghiK oppptlt?.
Digestion Mow .
Food heavy.
Handy excited.
Nervous btiensth (alls
Trembling bands and lliubn,
Loss of Klcth.
Loj-s nf musiiilur power,
lirltdblf, despondent.
PIOTliE
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Carbondale Department
HHIWWilMf WIM II
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befoie Ablet man IipIpviiii on Tuesday
night. Hot h of the patties ate Italians.
The utiilntirf said that be had the
pocketbnok in his hip pocket on iMin
tluy, while iiiaking mciry with a ciowd
of follow counltynieii, and when lb"
fun was over, the imckothook had ills
appeaird, KhUk had left tin parly a.
short time before and stlspbloli was
dltcclcd to li I til becuutto bis little Kill.
It was alleged, told Ibtiiiu thai she luid
found tin bunk and slv"ii It to Louis.
Fait;: was 1 (.'presented by Attorney
flraniPf. The evidence being deemed
lusiillklenl, the alderman dismissed the
1. ise.
M3.S. BLACKMORE "SENT DOWN"
She Is Taken to the County Jail on
Three Charges.
The hearing In the case of Mrs.
KIlKubolh Htackmore, charged by
(!"orge Washington Ktnith with uttei
ing tlneats, InrcPiiy and other tbitiKS,
was held before Aldernian Atkinson
2.1'stPi'duy cfteinoon. She was In no
ways tamed by her contliienient In
the city jail over nllit, and as soon as
idle got her breath lifter her c.lmb
up the .sleep ascent of Tike street, she
began one of her customary tirades
against her accuser, which the aldei
lnan trior! In vain to suppress. Home
ol her i-bcilcest expletives Wele enough
In cause the foreman of a section gang
to turn pal with Jealous..
Utorge Washington, a well-known
chaiacter, tnld nf the midnight row
In his linine and of hnw the defendent
tried tu strangl liim and bow slm
pulled nut his whiskers. He said:
"fcWie and her husband and mv son
vein talking, her Jiusband tr,ing In
Iumuu'i her to so hlme with him.
!-lie had been drinking 11 good deal, and
was piettv well over tile bay, and
when 1 joined In !be t ilk he grabbed
me by the whiskers, shook lny head
till It Kittled, mil then threatened in
burn m- nut, tn Whlteeap me and
to break up all the furniture, and I
1 ni; down here to get a Wan ant for
her, I was so seared. Why. Atkinson,
you know theie ain't tlnoe decent men
in I'arbondale that would tiy to
Whlteeap me."
When the woman was a-kod what
all" had to sav to all this .she spoke
he,- mind so lively that Hie alderman
wn.T comrelled tn hide his face In bis
docket book tu cmic-al his blushe.s. He
tlun held her In $J00 ball on each nf
Ihrre separate charges, and Constable
Moran escorted her to the county
jail.
Advisory Finance Committee.
J. I'. H. Kaynor. R. A. Klly, Krauk
Hoemmelmcyer. John H. Thomas and
P. (i. r.IeDonou'gh have been appointed
by the seml-eentenulal a-snciatloii as
an advisory Unance i-oninilttoe, and
they are senMng nut ciieulars to the
various fraternal, benelielal and iiatil
otle societies to contribute tlnaneiallv
to the success of ibe demonstration In
Pepteiuber. Cpon the willingness of
these societies to lespond, many other
subscriptions are expected, and it it
hoped that each society will show a
liberal snhlt when the circulars are
read in th"ir meeting. The celebration
should be a credit and a benellt to the
city, and the accomplishments of thev
ends depends eiitiiely upon the citi
zens tbeinsehes.
The Funeral of Mrs. Church.
The remains of the late Millie Louise
Chinch were hi ought to this city yes
terday morning from Sernutun, and
taken to her home on Salem avenue.
They wote mot at the ifepot by a num
ber of sorrowing ft lends. The pall
bearers were I). L. Ciane, M. li, Lath
lope, K. D. Yarrlngton, Harry Nd
meyer, Maurice Miller and Julius
Spaeth. The latter three were cousins
of Mis. Church and the former three
were ushers at her wedding.
The funeral will be held ai her late
home. l.'J Salem avenue, this afternoon
at '.UO o'clock. The services will hi;
conducted by the Rev. Charles Lee,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. The interment will bo at
Maplewoud cemetery.
Sunday School Class Entertains.
A. C. Purple's .Sunday nchool class
entertained it few of their friends In
the ltaptUt chinch parlors last even
In?. A Suinriso Party.
The friends of Jason Stoddard, of
Lincoln avenue, tendered him a pleas
ant surprise party on Tuesday evt 11
ing. Cominc Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hubbard will re
move next week lo tin Ir own house mi
(.inrlield avenue
Whttt Governs the Various Moods
from Bubbling Brightness to tho
Depths of DojnessionP
Force by Dr. A, W. Chase's Nerve
Mr. Thomas SummeiF, of No, liiin
Jackson stieet, Seranton, P. , ,as:
"Dr. A. W, Chase's Nervo Pills mo .1
splendid cum for nervous sick bend
uehes. Mine were terrible at thins. I
was nervm.s at thu saine time. The
Nerve Pills weie recommended tn nie,
anil I got a box at Matthews Urn,'
ill tit? store, and they completely cured
tho headaches and nervousness. This I
think Is recniiiiiiendatliiii i-nimh."
Whim a Medicine att:tius
the fame of Dr. A. V, Chase's
Nerve Pills, parasites spring
tip in the form of similars,
When buying Dr, A, W,
Chase's Nerve Pills, the gen
nine will always have the por
trait,signatnre and initials A.
V. on the box, like this$sr
jo cents at druggists, or
Dr. A, V. Chase Medicine
'V,., Buffalo, N. Y,
rPhonc :
NEW, 286
010,0423
A MAYDAY PA11TY.
Ftipils of tho Powdcrly School Havo
11 JTIcltl Dny.
The pill lis of Ibe l'owderly school
bad a gala day on Tuesday, and en
joyed it May party on the hillside west
of she Muylield yutd, where, super
vised by their teachers, they made
liieriy to their licatTii ronleiil. b'leld
day spoils, gaiiies and 1111 outdoor
spelling mulch woio enjoyed inid Ibo
teachers provided pretty presents for
Hie winners of the seveiul contests.
A bane ball game was played be
tween leniiis styling themselves Ibe
Algt ntiiilns and the Humus, the tnr
iiier winning by a score of 17 tn fi,
The tiO-ytird dash was won by Thomas
Mablil.'li. Joseph Toohin carip(l off
the lionois In the sack riu e. Tho high
and broad jumps went to Jo'epb Ma
gee and .luM'ph Cannon. "
The girls bad a hundied-jard dash.
Miss J-'adgen coming In ahead. The
spilling match was the feuture of tin
afuinuon, Mary Kelly and Joseph Mc
Donald canylng off. the palm of pro
lick i,cy. A I noon a lunch was seried
in true picnic style.
It is to be Impel that the other
schools in the.cllv will ariange 11 Held
day on similar lines, to enable the
pupils to get away from their desks
and books and live In the open air one
day 01 tlu; school spring lorni. The
lleUis ami hills utford oppoi tunitles for
a most delightful com re uf study at
tills season uf the year.
FO.H 7.HE KOYAL AKCANtJM.
lhe Metropolitans SaiiR at the Ginnd
Council of New York State.
At the niietlng of the Crand coun
cil. Koyal Arcanum, of the state of
Now Yoik, held in Xew Vork city,
the MelionolitaiiH sang-, and they ie
lcIvpiI lroni the gland legent the fol
low ing comniendatory words: "I de
sire tn lomplimuu the Metropolitan
quartette 011 their masterly lendition
uf the .selections sung at the meeting
of tile Crand council. Thu thousands
assembled in the ltrooklyn tabernacle
on that occasion were loud in their
manifestations of the pleasure afforded
them." Hear these artists al the Hap
tist ihuicb next Monilav night.
Elected Officers.
The annual business meeting of the
Trinity guild, was held on Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Charles Perkins, on Terrace street.
The leports of the otlleeis showed that
the guild had acocmpllslied much good
wiik duiii.g the past year and plans
were outlined for a continuance of the
activity. A number uf events will bo
allied on I bin summer, which should
add materially to the llnanoes of the
new 1 hurcli fund.
The animal election of ofliccis re-s-nlted
as follows President, Mrs.
Kichard W. Pethiek; tieasurer, Mrs.
Clmiles Pel kins: secretary, Mrs. p.ullin
A. Sawyer.
No. 1 Breaker to Start Vp.
The millets at No. 1 are getting ready
to go to work again, alter five weeks
of idleness. Tho new breaker is now
completed and the engines were started
up yesteiday. It is now expected time
work will be leMimed on Saturday or
Monday. A slight accident occurred
M.sterday winch may nuard the be
ginning. A buy named Connors, seated
on a mule, dragging a piece of lumber.
1 an Into one of the guy ropes of the
smokestack and befoie he was un
tangled all the rnpus supporting 1 ho
stack had been torn loose, leaving I lie
.striiLturc in a shaky condition.
Booming; His Candidacy.
Auditor "Billy" Johns, nf Seranton,
wiih 111 town yesterday, shaking hands
with his many fi lends and incidentally
hunzting his candidacy for the nomi
nation of controller.
Meetings Tonight.
1! oorj,v K. Itandolpli camp, ,Nu, ;;s,
Sous of Vetermw.
Mranell :, C. M. H. A.
Carbondale canton, ,'n. In, P.itri
arches militant.
Decorating.
1'cl ora tors aie at woik on Hie in
terior of the Hotel Hairison olilce.
Will Dispenbo Milk.
Frank (bites has accepted a position
with S. T. Urn mini, the milk dealer.
Constructing; a Besorvoir.
A gang of between thirty and forty
men urn at woik op the hill known ni
"Sandy's Field." coiistmetliitr a large
leservolr for the Hendricks Manufac
turing company, Tho water s to be
When Men and Women Drop from
tho Ranks of Workers, Nerve
Fotce Has Bun Low,
Pills That Makes Them Great
Mr. Henry Albert, of Nn. fill! Pilch,
street, Scianton, Pa., sus: "Kor
about n years my back and kidneys
bad been surf lume, and the secin
linns in bad shape N'nlliln;, sueineil to
help up. until I got Hr. . W. Clm.-o's
None Pills at Matthews Hi us.' drurf
stole. They did tile woik. cluing the
surt-iiess and liinit'iitbc- making; thn se
cu'iliuis healthy, and g luaally giving
lue health and sin nslli."
wasp
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Used for lhe muchltio works nnd will
be stored (here ngaln.il dry weather,
being supplied by lhe pumping station
above lhe works, nn Dlindnff. street.
Rome nf lhe residents of Dundaff
sheet mo talking of trying to' obtain
h supply from the trscrvolr, hut II Is
believed that there Is too much sul
phur In the water In make It HI for
domestic purposes.
A Flno Prorcratnme.
The Joint social and literary Hireling
of the l'pworth league and Young
Ladles' Missionary society of the Thst
Methodist I'liliri'li was held at S o'clock
last evening at thn churrh, The fol
lowing programme was rendered;
Vocal duet, Mlna Frank and Claude
Olvor: "Essay on the X-nay," Willis
flardlneri ludies' li lo, "Tho Lovely
Hose;" "The Outer Structure of God's
Temple," Dr. W, J. Maker. The pto
granuuc was followed by a social ses
sion, during which lufreshnients weie
served.
Gone to tho Grand Council.
The grand council, Royal Arcanum,
of Ponnayhuulu, i on vened at Cicttys
buig yesterday, rieorge Hudson, rep
resents lhe Carboutl.ile council, utid he
left 011 Tuesday for that place. Mrs.
Hudson accompanies her husband on
the tilp. This trip Is of more than
usual Interest, to Mr. Hudson, as It will
lake him back tu the scones of that
trrrlbl battle In which bo participated,
when General Lee's forces wore turned
back toward Virginia and the dentil
knell of the Confederacy was sounded.
Delegates Elected.
The itctail Clerks' Protective asso
ciation on Tuesday night elected David
L. Walsh and J. J. O'NeNIII delegates
to the national convention to be held
at Huffalo on July !t. Committees to
lake charge of the dance tomorrow
night were also elected. David L.
Wulsh was appointed 111: representa
tive of the association on the execu
tive committee of the seml-eenfennUl
celebration.
Suing: for Divorce.
Another divorce case was instituted
at Seranton on Tuesday. Annie and
John X. Davis are the parties to the
sail. Mis. Dais, lhe llbellant, says
she had to leave her husband on July
10, lf!5, after six years of married life,
because of his cruelly. They were niar
lled in Avoca on March 11, 1SSI), ami
lived for a time at 1107 Thompson
sheet, Seranton. She is 11L present liv
ing at SI Williams avenue, this city.
Oil to the Convention.
Owen V. Loftus and Councilman
Alex. .T. Kennedy, respectively con
ductor and brakeman on the Kric rail
road, started last evening lor Detroit,
where they will attend the national
invention of the ISrotherhooil of TJail
road Trainmen.
Attended Mrs. Wilson's Funeral.
A number of Carbondale lelatives
were in Clifford on Tuesdaj. attending
the funeral of tho late Mrs. Anna M.
Wilson, who died Sunday at the age of
eighty years. She was a member nf
one of the uldest families in this sec
tion. To Attend a Banquet.
John Naylnr and W. It. Jones, of the
local department of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company, left last even
ing for Philadelphia to attend a ban
ipiet at the "Walton hotel, given by the
insurance company tonight.
Listened to Hubbard's Lecture.
Doctor Wheeler, Miss Missel AVheeler,
A. L. Jones and Charles Munn jour
neved to Seranton last evening to bear
Klbert Hubbard's lecture on "P.oy
ciott'.s Ideals" at the Bicycle club
house.
A Slight Blaze.
The awning in front of Clark's drug
store, on Church street, was ignited by
a match thrown from a window In the
apnrtnient aboe. The blaze was ex
tinguished with the help or Dr. D. L.
Bailey's garden hose.
A Theater Party.
Alderman and Mrs. Millar, of Scian
lon, gave a theatre parly 011 Tuesday
evening. The guests were the Misses
.Mary and Belle Mule, of Carbondale,
and Miss Bessie nice, of Seranlon.
At the Opera House.
Saturday "Way Down ICist."
THE PASSING THRONG.
Mrs. Charles Schuester, of .Mitchell
avenue, Is ill.
Mrs. A. A. Burdick, nf Kiglith ae
tiue. is very ill.
Miss Edna Bailey is ipute ill at her
homo on Utirfleld avenue.
Miss Agnes Multudy, of this city, is
the guest of IJonesdale friends.'
Mrs. If. C. Wheeler and daughter,
Hazel, spent Tuesday In Seranton.
1!. 11. Smith, formerly superintendent
of the Hrie and Wyoming Valley rail
road, was in town Tuesday,
Dr Willis Carson, nf Wnyuiarl, was
hi lown Tue&day. He had Just 10
tiirned from Washington, D. C
Mis. .Melllus, of Wyoming strei-t, is
so ritleally ill that a consultation of
physicians was held yesterday,
Mrs. Reynolds, who has been spend
ing a few weeks with her sou, John, of
Su'antoii, has returned lo her lionio mi
Jeffrey street.
Mr Swigert. Carboudale's able mid
hustllufr business man, was much in
evidence in Susquehanna on Tuesday.
-Whitney's Notes,
Mrs. John S. Berry, of Carbondale,
spent Monday with Honrsdiiln friends.
Mrs. Mury Ammermun and duughter-ln-law,
Mrs. Fred Ammonium, nnd in
fant son, of i'arbondale, spout Sunday
with the formor's uncle, C, L. Whitney,
lieorgc Nichols, engineer of ill, lias
been spendiliK a week at his lionit! in
Carboiidule, and Thomas Cawley, of
the latter city, Is tit the tluniUe.
Wayne Independent.
OLYPHANT.
A niU'di.iln of more than usual In
kiest uud merit was held n tho
Fuller M'lthew Opera House last
veiling by the inusle pupils of St. Put
tlek's aca.leniy, In honor of llev. P.
J. .Murphy, pastor of St. Patrick's
1 Inn eh The programme contained
many delightful iiuuibeis which worn
listened to with great pleasuie by the
laige uudlenre assembled.
Mif William Foster, of Clevelund,
i).. was called to this phu e yesterday
on account of ibe serious illness of her
'ihtcr. .Mis Mary Mason, of l.mhn.
wanna street.
.Mif-ses 1,'tta Dougherty and Lama
O'lJara have aeiepted posltloiis In
C.i.ikes' inv storo in Prckville.
Mrs. William lllnuneliksb. of Flint
stli"t. Hlakly, inel with a liaiiiful ac
ildent yeslenlay nioinln. .Mrs. lllin-
iliieli'legli was binning some rubbish in
TEETH
m
PDPP No chnrco for PnlnlcxH JUstrui't- CDCp
r IV Cti lug When Olhor Work Is Dono. IvLLrf
Wo give n wrltlon gtmruntoa for l!0 veins on till worU.
The fact that (Ills id tin Inoorporntoil Coinpuny doltiK Inisf.
ncss under tho laws of this Stute, iintl npamtttiK n system of
liOolllcus, is astink'lunl guiutiiituu of our ivsponiiliillty uud
Hint wo'Dd Hxictly a. Va Advertise.
a
hiyn, 10 to ,
1 The White Dental Parlors
the Burden, when her clothing became
Ignited from the flumes. Several
neighbors ran to her aesls.tanco and
succeeded in extlnqulMiInK the blaze.
Her bandrf and back were severely
burned.
Alius Minnie Harduer Is ill at the
home of her aunt, Airs. Henry LJe.iu
pre, on Delawaie Mtreet.
Krank Thuistou, of Joutth htieet,
was taken to the Lackawanim hoapl
tal, at focranton. yeHterday. aufferim;
with nuirale;la of the bead.
JERMYN AND MAYF1ELD.
The adjourned lueellng of the May
field borough council was held on
Tuesday evening and Yatico Adamiak,
who was elected to succeed P. H. Ber
gan, was present and was sworn In.
The tax levy for thu present year was
Used as follows: Light. U mills; water.
1 mill; street. 1 mill, hpeclul. I mill.
The htreel eommltteo decided to make
n. tour of Inspection of tho boiougb
s-tiei Is, to see what repairs ate. neces
sary, and Burgess Sullivan and coun
cilman Clythe were appointed lo look
after the borough's Interest in the in
junction proceedings which will come
up at court lomorrow. An appropria
tion of $;."i "as inadc to the boaid or
health.
William Mellow, of Second street,
was yesterday dlbhurgi-d from Dr.
Wheeler's hospital, after an eight
months' treatment. Eight months
ago he underwent a very ciitical oper
ation in the institution at the handa
of Dra. Wheel"! and need Burn':. Ho
remained in the hospital unlll six
weeks ago and has since been an out
door patient. He Is now so rapidly re
gaining bis strength Unit lie expects
in a few days; to bo able lo resume
his regular occupation. He speaks
very highly of his treatment while a.
patient ut Pr. Wheeler's hospital.
Postmaster Orlfliths yesterday re
ceived 11 stock of the new Pan-American
stamps and any of the same can
b obtained at the local postotllce.
Airs. Peter Ultmoie, of North Main
stieet, was plcusantly surprised on
Tuesday evening, when a number of
her friends loaohei! the home, pre
pared to spend an evening with her,
in honor of her birthday. The visi
tors wen cordially received and bad
a most enjoyable time. During thf
evening, thev presented her with a.
handsome rocking chair.
About S o'clock last evening dense
volumes of smoke were seen issuing
from the inteilor and root of the Hotel
Avery. People on the street were al -traded
to the hotel by the smuke and
for several minutes it was feared the
hot"l was on tire. Fortunately tbii
was not so. (J;i investigation it wa1.
found to originate fiom the burning of
some waste paper and other tefuse,
which one of thu attendants was 1011
suming In the furnace. .
Tho Delaware ami Hudson company
will pay at their colli. -ry hero tomor
row afternoon.
Attorney and Mrs. Homer Carey
have moved into their comfortable
new home on Alain street. Hereafter,
Attorney Carey's oillee will bo hi the
ri.ar end of his residence.
The commissioners appointed to di
vide the boiougb of Alayllold Into Not
ing districts, met at t tie council roomt
yesterday and beard testimony from
prominent citizens. Tho sentiment Is
universal In favor of a division of
tho borough into three oting dln
tricts, but theie Is dittereuce nt opin
ion as to where the lines should be
drawn. In order to give all an oppor
tunity to espiess opinions, the hearing
was continued until Wednesday after
noon, Alay 1."., ill 'J o'clock.
The Ladies' Alagozlno club will meet
tomorrow evening at the boino of Alis.
Jolin Mellow, of Cemetery stteet.
rriub fi, Cook, of Jefferson Junc
tion, is the new rtution nsc-nt at tho
Delaware and Hudson depot,
A son was born yesterday to Engl,
nior uud Alls, Hall, of Ninth Main
sti eel.
A child of Stephen Alaivovit;:, of
Alaylleld, died Tuesday evening of
membraneous croup.
The Crescents, of West Alayllold, ac
cept the challego of tho Peck, II lo
.luniois to a game of baso ball on tho
Alott Haven grounds at :: o'clock Kat
urday afternoon. . Mm tin, mana
ger. .1, Han is, mpttilii.
Itieharils Hawkins was a Cailum
dale visitor last evening.
PECKVUXE.
IVckvllle was Invaded yestcrda af
ternoon by a largo crowd of people,
who caino to attend the opening of
ciaikn Hits.' new slon. Honn'h uilli
laiy band, nf Olyplmnt . wiih pieseut
and luillished uiuslu fur Iho occa
sion. Air. I,. H. Thompson, who has been
sui'fi'rhiR from blood poison, l. im
piolng slowly.
Class Np. lis, of the ilaptist Sunday
Maiy ?ch03 Children ?n Sic'tly
Miller (lui rl IVmifrit t-.r I InMicii. uf 1
l Mfilliii ii.).i, 4 ii'iite in I liiiiru' Hoi. io,
Vtv U'il, Midi, up I (.'Mi in '.'I In ui. mi,.
woluo-f. llvMiliilie. Mciiwili 'Jit.iililcr. Itrllni..
Iii-ohIoi.-, inot' oi'l icuIjIl' Hie IIam., m,
1'cstipy Woiiii.. Mi... KniM- Mjkiiii, llcrid' n
I 1., ,.!: "II i. Ibe I ".vl niC'liiiiK'iu lh- iiorl.l
In- ilnMicn wIm.ii fi Hrli ami leiiirljiniin,."
Sulci h nil (IniSjUti. oi I'.v null, '.'Of. s.miptc
rail I lil.l.'. .llu' MKii . Ulm.lnl, l.dloi,
.V V.
We extract teeth, fill teeth, and apply fioltl crowns and bridge work, with
out the least pain, by a method patented and used by tis only. When the Im
pression is taken in the morning plates will be finished same day, if desired.
Note Our Prices for Perfect,
Full Set Teeth (that fit)
Gold Fillings
Silver Hillings
Gold Crowns
Teeth Without lla cs , Ss.o:
Cloanluc Toetlt 50:
VF. MAKH A SPECIALTY of Hold Clown and Hildfie Work. This in a
sNKteiti for Inserting artificial teeth wheio one or more arc inlcsliifT without tin
if of a plate. Thin work 18 most beau tlful and cannot be detected from the
natural teeth. "When properly done, will last a lifetime. Call and see us opet -ale.
tt will bo a plennure for tin to carefully examine your teeth and tell you
exactly wbn I your work will cost. No cIiiiiko for lliln. Hour.'i, S to S. Siut-
school, will bold a concert mi Wednes
day evening, .May 13. for lhe (impose of
sU-rtlng a building fund. Sec the pro
gramme Inter. Admission, adults'. -"
ei'ts; children, ir, cents'.
As 11. K. I'agJii, driver for K. A
Peek, was driving down the Ceiiiote.-j
hill yostetday afteritoon, mi. of Hu
lun ses stumbled and fell. It required
the assistance of several men to extri
cate the horse frvn the tangle. The
boisr. wim uninjured, except a lew
i ills.
10. liielimr and rton leeently put In
plm o at their slop a largo g;is en
gine, In fiiinisli powe- fur tin Ice
cicii in-making uiiichlnriy.
TAYLOR.
Arrangenients are fast being coin
pleled by the local Ivorltcs lodge for
the holding of the ir.tud lodge session,
which convenes here on Tuesday, Alay
II, to be continued for four days. The
Welsh emigres, illonul church has been
biuiiul for the assembly, which will
be opened on Tuesday morning at '.'
o'clock. All the visiting delegates will
piobably arrive hen on Monday even
ing. Representative will be present
from such well-know i. cities as, Poult
ney, Hinokv City. Allddie (ii.indville.
and other cities. The inembeis of tin
lorni lodge, under whose auspices the
event will be held, air piepaiiug to
give the visitois ii loyal welcome and
with the assistance of our townspeople
will endeavor to make it one of the
grandest occasions' in the annals of
ivoritism. un Wednesday evening,
the promoters have ilecubil In hold .i
public meeting, when a piograninie of
inusii.al and literary iminhcis will be
rendered, which wilt be followed b.v ;t
social ami banquet prepmetl by the
ladies and wives of the iiienibeis, to
the grand otllcers and icpicsenliilives.
The concert of the Taylor Silver 'or
net band, to be held mi Monday even
ing next in the sit., Joseph's ball
promises to be mi excellent llterarv
and musical deal. An elaborate pro
gramme, rendered by the best of local
and oul-of-town talent has been nr
langfd by the committee. Tickets,
2T cents.
A titat is in stoie for the people of
this town in the advent of the euchre
parly, to be held In the purloin iifMhe
Church of the Jnmiai'iil.ile Com.ep.
Hon on Tuesday evening, Ala.v II, un
der the auspices of the Ladles Catholic
Aid society. There will be handsome
prizes for the ladies and gentlemen
winning. A programme of mush-a!
and literary talent, under lhe direc
tion of Miss Kate lie.lllloil, will be
lendeied.
IJemetnber the iiv Menu sm la I to
be held at tin Calvary H.iptlst chuuii
parlors on Saturday evening. The
dosing of the pmlor suite contest be
tween Alis. Ren.ianiiii Williams and
Alls, ltiehard Unbelts, which was- post
poned Horn the recent fair of the
liiin h. will occur.
1 r. W. H. iilnistentl, our popular
physician, has been appointed as poor
board pliy.dcian nu tin Hansom poor
board district.
Organizer Whitney, of Seranlon. at
lenilol thu session of the local lodge
of Modern Woodmen of America nn
Tuesday evening.
W II. 1'eteison. station agent of the
Dfl.iware and Hudson company, who
has b;eu t.'inporaiily tilling n similar
pesitiou in Jerniyn lor the past month,
resinned lunge of the locil station
jei.tmliy. Agent Twist, who has sub
stituted for Air. Peterson, was ie
moved tn nudum Tower, of the s uno
company. In Liizuiue louuty.
The funeral of the late John Siiil
ders, of f)d Forgo, took place yester
day atternoou mid was hugely m
teudid. Services were held at the
J.linily icsldelice by lhe Uev, P. c.
IMwartls. or Ibis town. Interment
was made in Alarcy cemetery.
.Misses Kditb and (leitnule Watklii".
and Allsses Klosle ami Hlainiio Han
lielil, wdl known lalepi of this town,
participated in a tniiecrt iu Peckvillo
last evening.
All the tickets, sill s and money for
the benefit drawing nf .Mis. (looilwln.
to lie held on the Uitll at Webei's
link, must be in the bands of tho
committee belore Alav II. The best
nf latent v ill paillclpate In Ibe pro
gliill.Uie. Ill iiliouneiiig tlie iiame.s In the uiaUe
iip of the Taylor Keds bi,tc ball train,
the wilier nniltle! the following plav
eis: lla.ves and AK'llugh, who are as
signed to tliird b.i.ie and short stop
lespecllvelj.
iiiis evening the Wonien'.c Cluis
Hail Temperaino league will conduct
a pallor social at lb" home of niiJ
if its incii'beii-". ,Mi. i. Allied Ihickmau.
nu I'llloll Hlicel. A giiiinl lime Is us
silled all wiio alleinl. All the ilellea.
cie.s of the season will In served. !!
I'ii sbmeiiis served and a tilver niiciiiig
will be taken.
MQOSIC.
Miss eiiiuit Din spent last evening
In Sciamoii.
The SI. 1. A. P i lub will meet liuiioi
tow eveniuu'' at the boino of Miss
Hlaiuiie i'legclliis, nu Alafu slcel.
Ilair.v lirb'iier has relumed liom
Huttalo.
The funeral nf James. Iho lifleen
year. old sou of Mr. iiqil Airs. Art bio
Voilllg, of South Atoosle. whose ileolh
nct'iiiicil 'Kuesday at No. l;i blmft, will
&
Painless Dentistry f
,,,,,,,,, , , $5.00
p I Ul)
50
$3.00 to $5.00
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l.t.il'ilittcs ollirr Ih.m lli- jlinir
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li.Mlli, lie M.lrnilllv huimi I till tlir .ih.iir j..,t
int'til. i tnii.' I'i llie li(l ef mv kiimilritsr nn I
lirlnf. sv VI ' I'd-r, I .i-lnci
Sllli-i nhfil iml vmi.iii .i lirfmr inr t til" sih
tin "f Mn. phi. w.m.i i it i: c;i nsii.i:
( i'in.1 1- Allf-f Nni in I'lihln
W. It slulllls.
li I lllllisti.N.
I. V I.IM:N, luir.toi
be held this afieinoon al ZW from hli
late home. Interment will be nindc In
l.angcllfle cemetery.
Mrs'. Svvarts, of .Moscow, .spent Wed
uesd.iv Willi her sister, Alls. S .1
Hinds.
The !:io ahum of this nlaee w
sounded j est. M-day uiorniiig ahout in 'M
o'tiot k, vi hen Hie wiih dlscoveieil in to
hoiiup oei'iipleil bj the Jlorrlsse.v l.un
iiv, on South Slain .street. The Ho
compiin.v lespoilded as soon ns pnshlb'i
nnil did excellent wink. The fire started
in tin back pint fit" i lie dwelling. The
hose company got a .stieain of water
on the back part nf the house and gol
the llie under control. The front part
of the bouse was damaged mon- h
water than by (ire. client credit i" do
llie friends and neighl'ms who assi.-aeil
tlinii in sav Ing their gooiK
MOSCOW.
Air. and ills. Wallace Swans, of
Scianton, visited iclnlives lnie o -r
Sundny
Mb- Kthol Welli. of South Canaan,
Is visiting at tin- home of her hi other,
K. X. Wells.
Alls, t'hoiies Perry was In Seran
ton j'csteiilny.
Mis.. Sarah Uress, of (iltlnn. ivas
lhe guest ut her sister. .Mrs Unirg-i
itillree, Slinda.i
Air. chailes Warner and .Miss Abit
tle lllllds. of AloO..e. WOte the gllestl
nt Miss Nellie Hinds Sunday.
Sirs. Al. P. JShoili'i-. of North Scran
ton, called on fi lends heie jestei
day. .Mr. and SI is. !'. II. Uusli a ml chll
clreii weie guests of Seranlon frlcudi
iv i r Slllidav.
Sir. mid Airs, llihvnid Sajre alul ehil.
lieu, of Avoi.i, vlslled In io l.i..t Sab
bath. iiininas Jnliii and smi, AVillaul, of
I'llllhlll'H, Sell jestenliiy aninng
fi lends in low it.
Charles Hinvvu lias soil out his bai
ber biisine.-s to J. n Sherman, n
Scianton, w-bo lias laken chaise.
FLEETVILLE.
The fiiiu'iiil of .Mr. Jacob tiumaei
took place at the homo of .Mr Alva
J.evviH at 10 a. in. r-'ridnj, Alav :!. Air
lllllliaer was seveniy-eight years old
and had uhvu.vs lived Iu Heniou town
ship. ev. Air. Thompson, of Halloa
nlllehiled. Inlelini'lll was made al Cllf
ford.
tnvlliR In nur having "lib sever,
inonllis' school Iu this inwusliip, tliuc
select schools are being taught Mist
Helle titbits leaches at Walls. Illr. Allsi
Caswell at Alarslibiook and Allss MdU
Smith ut I'ieeiville.
Waller r-'uiulmiii and son. ol I .11
boiidale, iec In town Suinl.i.
i;. Sweet, stoickeepei, will have ar
am lion sale Tuesday, Abu 11.
Tho Siuing Fcvei.
is a iil.il.tdj Willi 11 no one tan .iii
al t 111- season of the y,ir. The vital
iiy is usuallv iivci-Hixcd dut'llis 1 1"
winter month, and spring llnd.-, im
system all run down The blood i
thinned mid Impure. The kldiuj air
liver me iuaiilve--iesuliiiig in a o-
nt eiiu'SJ and iipl'illle. mid a .!
tailfieiiieill of tho nerves. 1,1. Ilj
Ci'l-i.v Neive Compound will puulj
jour blmnl, tope up your nerves, am
cavi Ji'U leeling fic-ih ami enerseln.
Sold by ilallbews Ilios.
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