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To-day's Milk
is not so good tomorrow's oream will iwt bt (taller
than Dr. Hand's Phosphatod Condensed Milk. Reduced
ftom the unskimmed milk of clover-fed cows canned
tu a inniaintr scrupulously rican.
The addition of phosphates and
hvnophosplutcs to
T" i -i"m,Vj- ill mti
Or. Hand's'"AM
Of. Hand's
Phosphated
Condensed,
Milk
Ice Cream.
IJES1 IN TOWN.
Per
jc Quart
LACKAWANNA DA1HY CO
I 1 1 u-pl ore Order Promptly ! I veral
?,-3J7 Adams Arenas.
i
v.-
QXP0RDC0LL1ERYC0AL
At Retail.
O oi hutu pi iiupt iMfiilmn tvn t i --1 1 n
j 1 1 mi ;t.ili U l Ik nH l"t uil Mt 1 '
iilt f"l ll'tlll'-tl tlM
.iiill' ' -if id! ti I'm ml fnn n puip l
I Millll
It -t ( It,' llllii hi' .illtiulllt II lilt J
I . K.I
People's Coal Co.
I I. iti..lit No 'ii.i.' tlllm, lilllh -III' '
llli.d. il lii (wi i u Dxlulil lll'l 'lilllll
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CITY NOTES
V MI 1 I' UM I I in II iiiii l l iIk
I II lull. " l III III III It Hull! Hill i 1 I 1 1 III U I
M III M III. IMC niMl.lil. Hi.' -.ili- hi
I -rivnl -.IMt I. H till N lilllll lllll'lli IhK I .iluilt
in lii tuii iiiuiiiliii: it tlio LiLinrii tin itu I linv
iii!iii' (Inilii M'iU liuiilil i ill nh.
i snv 'i it vrv-. on Mimii. tu. t .mi ii
II lIlulU nt Nlft IllM.V .ll K.IIIIIKllil till tlltl-
i. iil ot iniili h.tiii ltn will It in iM i it
I ll"". "l"l .1. Ill , I. Ill 1 1. Ill , I II. Ill,
IM;I I n" iilu r i i i..Mi I... Ii.u. In 1.1 , n
ii.ipi iiliiili; nii tin ii inline i.f Milml
I illllllllli N lin Ml-- lltl.Mlllil III ., "i li1l.ii),
i'iuih llnl ,i inn mil iii.iiIhI tu l.nlil ,iu in
4,1 j. -t it I h'iIikI. MiU iltitiumii in tVitinnlli .
I'lllitl-. I lull it lk IIU intMNl itli 111 III "'illlli
I tlltiHl
1 1 1 1 i.i: u - i:i ii itsi.n -v i. ii. i ... i.
t II. ll 11. Ill I'ilt-tllll III till III! ll 1 1. 1l Kill, I l
III vvllll.l ..ls lll.lllllt M,l, t .', III! lii.nllti
II I III Ml.!. I'll) nlllil lll.lt it ll itll.li"lliii
t i'hijiIiU III. ..iMii'.- Ml lli.lt iiu In' iiiiiii'
ut i- "I'nn -." ll 1- -uiihI "Nniii
I uniiin I'. nun.
Iii) .lt lid'.- I "'.m Ilium, i i.i n nl, i
ii I iiiiU 'Iiiiiiii, ni .'ll'i I ii I. m. ii.ii i ixitiii,',
I III t.WI It III tlll'll .i.it-,l, Mlll.lllil tl
.iMikU 1 1. ixiiiln. i'i' i.w iii th.' Mil
Mi'l'iiu, IiiiMIiii, mi l.n Km n.ii i .iiiiiiii til. n
iu ..liiiil ii in hIiIii. uil Id li.'Nt nut. 1 1. il tu
1 1.. iiini ll ict .i in 1 linl llic linlos .iii.l ili. .nun
I. I 1' ll III till' Hi'lil luinl I.IIUllI HI .1 in,
vim! iinl Inilii Mil i. In. I v
ItiiMII) ol' lltMii: MKI.IIM, III. I I in
lull lll llulil 111' , mill 1. 1 U ll'inli Uil i I
IHK-. M'lilll l'nl.l.lil l.un.liu lull i ill ll,
lull I mi; at IJ ,'ilt.iK i, i, 'I I, mill v.ill In' .i-uul .11
i.'ll.i. III. 11,1,1 1 ,, t ,,l,mil I'. 1,. mi, 1
ill., lIMiL'lli I" ll.i lilllll l'll l.i.uu Ii
llltlnll III II ill'. Ill will 1 1, Iii, nil, ,111 1 1
'...1. 111 iniii tin. ni iiuiiuit. tin 11 inilii., i.t in,
Jt plil 'li.ui. H .inn Itiihin 1, .in). 11 1
FUNERAL OF MRS. ZIZELMAN.
Sei vices Weie C01uluc1.1l Yesteulny
in Ziou Lutheum Chinch,
TIip tiiiiciiil nl tin lutn Mi i i,
Zi;i'liimnii, wife of iln jiastot ni th
Zimi l.itthoiiiu limn li, was lu-lil I'lum
that tfiupli' nl iii'shli ji'.stt'iiliiy iii
tcriioiiu at " u'i Iiu Ic In tlii' lui'si'iuK
of a liit,"' number of Hit' ilcml wonum'.-,
iimuy filmids.
The M'l'vlri'.i wen- 1 iiinllli It'll by Id'v.
.lnhu V. llainloliili ami How I'liatlni
(J .Spli'Uni, .iml spi.'t lal nitisli with ii'it
(ioicil by 11 iiklu'd iiiiiIi uiiarli'tln 1111
li'r th' li'.idt'i,iili nl IiiiIi'mi' .liilitt
T WatKliiN liitl'i-nii'iu wis nimln in
tlii' Foii-ht Hill ii'iiiuli'i'j, tbf "wi vlct'-.
at tllo gl.(i bi'lllj; I'lllldllrioil hy (u.
Jailli-'h P. WllKo
TI10 imlMicuicts wi'io as ioIIuwk:
Wllllmu 1'. Klo.-.f. Ili'iuy Aiinbtirjit.
floni-RO lirlt'K.'ll. .lilllll I'iohii, Willi. mi
llohllim and J0I111 (!u'lmr. Tlin an
meiutiH lloi.il ti'bute, wbli-h Iniliulid
1 liundbuinu iik'cu 1 10111 die Nay Auk
HilBino ioniKiiiy, of u lih It tin, lU-mi
woiuun's son, I'lih.f XUvlimiun, of tin-
Ill'O lICIMl'tlUCIIt, U a IIU-llllH I, l'li
cairlod b LaiMfiKo .oidlor, K'duaid
KlPboi-kcr, i:unoim .loy.i' and .Itiiuo
TUwall.
Learning' Coin
fur oiblluKu purposes at Ci. It. CbuK A:
Pa.'. 20i WashliiBton uvuaue.
makes it ideal food for children I t s- 'l I
building strong bones, I I i lr
teeth, nerves, rich blood, I i y J J) WV I
solid flesh; the greatest f J Jr j If JJ AB
restorative for workers; )'y' &r J I 1 n
aging persons, invalids jApCfl? S V (M
equal to a diet of f Y f l I T
wholewheat. M f r rff j J o"" Ju
Miikr conVe- li iitnl(Hn; (LbKSsJJ . Vy JaLI
iniiki-t.eer,ihliiulieitpr. filPS. 'TgSJraft v y flflrV I
g Itoulili't by itiull Iroe. l jf yy J Bui I
DR. HAND yTS gf S Jflf I
J CONDENSED MILK CCy J&sc V" jf&M I
T Scnnton, l. svS!!l5:7 88mal
j vtfAS fj JaaBig 1
iL'H'llllill'l1 i1 iir'ii lllMiIllIW1lilr,CT:l?'w',"aaea
!UNlONf.lfcXABEL
TfgyivT '
E?&h.
fw EA. c r All
y IAni)
WALTER L. MAIN CIRCUS.
It Will Exhibit in This City Next
Monday.
Tin' illluni'.i(irt Sun nl" 'I'lK'ilay
I'liiil.tiiii'd the tolliiu Iiik about tltc W'.il
It'i li .M.1I11 Uri-tis whli'h will eNhlbit
in I his 1 ll nuNt .Mnintaj .
' Wiiltci I. .Main's K,isi,in I'lali
slum ..niMil lu-if tills moiiiiinr fiom
l.'linli'.i, X. V., whfic .M'slddny It ;,uv
iwn )i"ifoiiiiatn'(.s tu bin liiisincss' A
hiK iinwd Kifcl.'d tho chiiiv! imin n
its tiirh.il, ,ind ifinuineU thi'ii' ulilli
the wink nt luiln.iilliifr 11111 koIiik mi.
The fjlinti 1 i.U'l iif the (imiil lnlluwod
the i'i iiliatils-, Ji(ii.s,.fi and 1 anieis u the
old lair uiouikI. wlicii- t lit- canvas was
eieci.Mi i:ctvthln-: Willi lite Main
slum N new, cNteiil tin- peuple, and
lln'.s .no innli'ssiiinals who an- f,'Hhm
tli it ii.ilions new tuts- m a nnist .ir
tistii m.iiuur
"At in n'( lin'K- the paiaili' stalled
fiom llie cm us mounds. All .iliniK the
unite t,f the ni.ici'ssli.n Hie cui h Mas
iinniled wiih people, who weie Vet y
much pleased with the p.uadi. The
Miiwin.s .11.. all newlj pninted and il.l
el mil weie ii. aitiaetive. and the
1 usiiiines ine inaKiiilli ent. The animals
weit. lew-ed i itli nitii h inleiest, (he
.s. etnl open ( afies atiiaetliiK the HU-'at-esi
intention. Tlie steam piano was
rnlliiiMil liv a hall-liunilied hoys fiom
I lie time il .stalled fiom the (Inns
moiinds until it 1 ('tinned Waiter .Main
now has aliniil Uoii head m hoi.-es, ni.mj
ul which tooU pan in the paiade.
"I'lie pel fmiiiaiue il,se s ,, j ,),
Tills alleinodii Hip doois oiiened at I
o'iIikK. and altei lew inn tlie ntenns
erie lur an houi. the mini ni.iieil into
the bif,r teul and saw tlie koiiht uf the
(llill' pidliil Tllele weie t U'O lillKS
and an elevated saKe. and many Hood
ads wen witnessed About the jjie.it
est ad was Piol. Il, 11 UneKiiir.s slM-
Illlie tiallleil Ilnises. j lMlIj .
del I ill aet. .Madame .Mainnteite'.s' uini
injj liiii.se and pniiiis w,.,. aiiothei
JJOOll I'l ill 111 t ."
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
Chos, n at Yesteulny Session of the
Ivoiites. at Tayloi Pioginmme
tor Today.
Two lui.s) sessions weie eoiiillleted by
the 'lt tie iMiiito .M'stetday .11 Tavlor,
in their lii, mil IiidKe iniivention. OH.
( els weie elected, (lie pi. 11 e for die net
lonventinii ( liusi n. and the tepmt.s of
11 number of . ommiu,i,.s ln-aid. The
miiliiim; mssioii was denied 10 the
lepni t.s nt die ( haliuii'ii uf the 1 ninmit
lees appointed at the opi'iilnj, session
ol Tlle.-ihi. iiljdil.
The aildilillK 1 oiniiiliiie lepoileil
I'liMM.ihl.v upon die eniiilltloii of the
llea.nu'l's biioK,, and like lepoits weie
iiitide iiiiiiii the picsident's and sen,..
lar,'s annual sutunii'ii. A iesnmon
IhanMiiK die Talor liiiljje lor s lms
pltullt.N was liuiliiiuniiis-ly adupi,. ''j,.
allernooil session was called In oulei
about J.l.u o'cIik U.
l'esdin Iluinphle ). un,.Mf.i ,,
I'ali Ilium, 't wit!- a i.uiillilaie tor
le-eci.tii bill was del'eiitid h .lilllll
i. Tliouia.s, ot l'i( a, X V John .
IJV.tlls, ot Xew Vnlk, Wlls ellis,.n 1, ,..
ineHlileni. The tan was inisi, mr dis
olilie, iheie helm: loin miter (.null,
diitt John AMliton, ot I'l.Miioiith;
lilelltild 1 1, Wllliiiinw, of lluine, X. V.,
William U. Williams, uf Wcm Si un
ion, anil Alosi Jones, of .Middle iiniu
" illf. X. . John ,1 Hums, m Xindi
Seiaiitou, was le-ilctiol M-eietiuy, and
a liki honoi lietell TtciiHiiier "icujtof
i:aiiH, ul West pi 1, futon.
Xew I'tlle, I'a, and I'llia, X, '
wee hut alii I the lleNt C'ul eiidoil.
and the loiiuei s.ei'111'cil it. A iir eapllti
tu s 01 fmly cents, die sipic an the lust
liNi'd. was an. tin decided upon. Ouiinjj
tile leninlniler ut the llUellun u Mini of
iiiuiii'.i v.a.s apinupi laud tor the put
po.se ut fiisteilPK die oldur 111 the
Wcmciii hiates a I'limmlitee I10111
Itoheii .Mollis lodse, iniiidMtliiK of John
II. IMwaid.s, i'M , W. 1(. Lewis, e,si.,
and liiald J. Oa is, wite appoiutiMl in
make 111lotih tiupiiiiaui m u-flliMib In
llieihaitei of the loille.s Thih llioi'll
lllH I lie lilllll session will I,,. ll(,, ,
looms ot lloberi .Moirls lodne. We.st
Seiaulon All alllulliit nl Mild Indue
Hoik "III be loiiduileil
HlllllIU the ii'iuallidei uf the day tile
delcKiitet. will he cniui (allied bv the
Wei.t Scianiou liiddf, and will Ihlh n.
iciunun be leij a nip Duouch th
mine...
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Lectin es and Oeinoiibtiations.
We have s-eeiiieit tho cen lees of .is
Ihnlly .Mailon "oIIIiik to (.t,m ( on
and deinniisuate the "Art or CookliiK
by ti.ii., in How In .Make I'ookltuj
l-:.ih." I.eituie.s ami ilcinoiistintloiit,
dllllilK ll"' wefllt (omuieliCiuu May 'JO,
osiiy .Uteinoou at ll o'clock, at' r07
l.luilcii atifel. Jlo.ud of Tmde ilnlld.
Imj. The Hiranton fins and Walei Co.
.Suiij'nu the nun Kleon cigar, la.
BOTH BODIES
IN SESSION
CITY LEGISLATURE DEALS WITH
MAVY MEASURES.
Common Council Votes to Ptohlblt
Director Hitchcock from Bienklng
Up the Practice of Selling' Liquor
to Minors Robinson unit Martin
Hnvc Taken Oath of Ofllcc Select
Council Lets Up on the Electric
Light Company hi the Matter of
Raising' Street Lights.
Xellhfi' of die two pin tleliltn ly en
Kio.s.slnjj mattiTH In elty IcjjIhIiiIIoii
the Wyoming avenue franehlsc and the
neatlnjj of the exlr.i eoimiiolieiH canie
up at lasL nluhi'K mretinus, but the
rail of ineasuies of less general iin
puitanco that tlld roniu up made (he.
.so.shIoih unusually Intetentlntj.
Common council was nelned with 11
sudden parox.VKin of moralliy and pa
1 1 lot Ihmi and paused with only one dls
sentliiB vol that of .Mr Vartrldtje. a
lesoltlllon Intiodtlt ed by Mr. Koehe,
dlieetlnjj' die dlieclor uf public safety
to lefialn ftom employlnjj inliiors or
aliens as deteellves.
Ales.sts. Phillips and (iiuf aifilKd
that tho dheetor hud eiioiiKh to do to
look alter his rcjjlllar work ami not jjo
out of IiIk wa to entrap .snloonkeepei.s.
"hot him leave that wink tu the
Munlelpul leapjlle people, who have lots
of leistne." said Mr. Phillips. .Mr. ciraf
told of havlnir bis?n a witness at a
heni injj yesteula.N aflenuion, wheie a
little boy told that he was enticed 10
bin beer ut a saloon b 0110 of the.
diieetui''.s deteetiW's. "Is II iljjht to
alii e thildieii like lhal"" .Mr. Utar lu
iiiiied. Mr. Pai'tiidije answeied him b. .s.iy
inji he Ihoujjht this was iilile as
ilKhteous as die lllejjal .sollinjj of lhuor.
"If the saloonkeepei would not (-ell to
minors'," sald Mi Paitildjie, "there
would be an occasion for employ injj
ehlldieu to iletei I them 111 Iheir ivinntj.
dolnjr. All Hint iuibody asl.'s is that
the saliiiiukeepets shall he leasonably
lawful They should not t peel this
council lo step In between them and
the law l.et them stand on their own
lejjs 11 ii..j don't piopose to be Inw
iibtilinsr, we oiijjht lo do nothliisj that
will hllidei our imllee 1lep.1t tmetiL fmin
compelling them to he Ww-abldlnjj."
Mr. Piiitildije's phadinus, how ever, fell
on deaf eats.
I MINDS AX1 OATHS
Tlie baud of M J. Mai tin. who is
claiming lo lie ( Hy suiicltor, and
Mayor-f'laiiiianl rhatles Robinson weie
i-eielved, and the bond apptoved The
oaths weie taken hefoie MNs Mary
lieeily. notaiy public. I'oiuad Sihiue
der and Joseph O'Hiicn aie hondsineii
for Mi. Mat tin in Ihe sunt or SROt'i).
A letiutln disdis-ion took place on
the oidinauce lo N.icate the poiliiin of
iViiler stieet huyoml the 1 ami al
low the Delawaie and IIiiiImiii ( 0111
panv lo use it for its new ftelsjht
depot, .Mr. Phillips. 101 the Soulh
Side cont injjent. opposed any such lib
erality lownid.s tho Delawaie and ilud
Mn eomp.inv and elted as leasoiis lor
his .siand the n-ru-al of the company
to 11 move it.s depot il.iUo-m irom
I'heriy stieet or chanj;e ils switch on
KeiniiiRton aenue, w hei e, on nnouiil
ol the obsliiictlolis to a leiv ol the
main Hacks caused by Muiiiliim; 1 uhu
and lumber cats, a number of jjitN
fjulin; to and ttoui the silk mills have
been run down and killed.
Messrs. Keller and t'oleman , mined
lhal the new doped would he a jju-al
b( nellt to Ihe merchants and the a
1 atiiili of the .sliett would i'.uim' tile
ilv no los.s or ineoneiiience. Mr. fal-
plu took this lew of (he matter, too.
Inn he believed il advisable lo make
the company jjlve some eciuivalenl. The
1 ivois (he South Side people veie iisk
llii! would be of Kiv.11 benellt lo the
city and no jjieat loss or Inconvenience
to tlie company, l.et a enminllteo of
f ouiiill and the eomp.inv olllelals jjet
tojjediei' and efieet .some soil ut' a
barter, he advised,
lelti'i I10111 (li'iici.il I ..1 lid Ajjeiit
1'. S. Wetuu nnnoiinoiujj that the
Pheiiy stieei mailer -was to be at
tended to at nine was tend liy Mi.
foleiuan. ll piovokcd Mr. Phillips in
to siiyiujj that the Delow.ue and llud
suii ciinpany onl.v otieicd to do this
when it wanted sumelhinu. lie also
pointed oul die lilts die city and the
Delnwaio and HuiImhi company have
had over the l!ihh;o stieei station and
Po'lar .slieet 1 to.slnj;.
Tin- mntli'i' wits lln.tll.v dl.spos, d of
by Mr. liuiieU's motion to icfer ihe
in. 1 1 1 I1.11 1, u cimiiiiittfc with in-
tint lions to eouter with the Del.1w.11e
and lllldsoii cilllciiils.
AI'DITIXr, COMMITTKi:.
Tin Jitdlc lary commlttfe ie)oi ted 111
voiauly the lesolullous leeoKlilxlllK Hie
auditliiK committee and lunoriuK th,.
! i"i( 'I's lljjlit of Veto evicept ill the
mallei of .iiipiopiiatluli oidluaiice.s
'i'li. lo-uliillous weie adopted.
The uiiliuauce fur pavlnj;- Puutli Main
av 'line was tepefied lavorably tuna
1 ! nmli (ee and pas.sed on twn le.id
Iiijjs, an was also Hie oidinauce tor
luipio'.luK North .Main avenue and
I'lO'ldence lead. The oidinauce m. ik
IIIK the lllniilujj u "Hat wheel" t .11 s
a nusitui(. and ihe urdiiiauie t.iNlim
public M'rvlie 1 orpin a Huns weie re.
pulled favoi'abl.v.
New UlellMIU'S weie lull i.iUlceil fur
Kiadlnsr .Mooslc stieei, between Finut
hiieei and Crown avenue; pormltiliui
Ah'N Orass tu teuipotaiily occupy a
pot Hon of ihe teii-inot icsorvailuu;
piovldliiK lor a Ihe hjdraut on the
1 inner 01 Itlvei stieet and Inimjiue
nue and ptovldiiijj that If M. j. fin,,
buns does not aciept the .eado a,..
line sower lontiaci within leu daj. it
shall u to ili hum luwesi b,,oi p
I'' o'llaia
SELECT COUNCIL.
h'eleit (iiiincll devoted (he ,os ,,f
lis llllle tu the disiui-.slon ol a ie,i,n
Hull lutl'oililced hy Mi. Melu vich
M'cks to e.N pi Hi,, elf'tilc lljjlu nun.
puny fiom the lonthmnii pinvl.slon of
lis couliacl thai H shtl nis,. die
atiect llisilts in at luifi lvt'ii(y.o
feet. Th.i Mflvln iei-ouluu leaves the
niattiir to Ihe dlscieilon nt the loiiucll
iiinii in the waul the lights an located.
Mi'ssis, Wajjuer. Oliver and V.iunhan
had It .11 leaded by pin Idlag that th
tine, lur ul public wo, ks would bave
tu be ciiiimiIIimI.
The walei 1 fill oidinauce wis ln.
oi.thl.v lepoilC'd ai. I ',is.-eil on twn
leadings.
Ato'llt a I'OiuiiillUie.ltlnil Itulu I'oil
tioller Howell on une.Npeuded balances
and dellcimu les, .Mr. VatiKhan had a
lesoltlllon passed tllli'i.tlni; the coll
tioller to icpoit theso lo ccmuclls, that
the councils muy apply ihe haiameg to
Iho dellcloiicles as II may t-ee 111.
New nieatiuo.s vvtic luiiodiieed pio-
ARE YOU
Going Blind?
!.. ;v vi
fThc atmv les Hold this 1."
Inctici away .mil count the spots
If your sight is perfest
you can icid the followiiij
paragraph 25 inches away.
Mint cllictuTJ tnircli la lcp wllti
the lUhHiiiu ef rltllliAtlon, but trouli
li. wllli Hiul iIIwiwct ut llic ere nrc
irtlliipltiR IhniUBh the!, Icnclti anil
titemllll f Ullt COIIIltrj Ic'ilVlllB IMBU'1
our 1 hllUreti wild llitli uynunlU.
The Reason ? Few are
taught how to uu- the eyes,
and .secondly uric acid in
(he blood has a strong affin
ity tor the optic, reive. If
your eyesight is failing, if
v. on have specks and blurs
hefoie your eyes, you are
the victim of kidney dis
ease, and no time .should be
lost in securinp; and using
Wamei'sS.ife Cure, which
will put over-worked and
diseased kidneys in good
health, and the excess of
uric acid will be driv. .1
from the .system instead of
passing into and poisoning
it. Failing eyesight in eight
cases out of ten is a danger
signal which should bo
heeded.
Send journ.une and address to
Waiiskr's Sake Cur Co.,
Rociifstfr, N. Y.
l'clK I'KKF SA-MI'I.K Warnkr'j
Set 1. Cuuit.
villain mi 1 h.iuKinK 'he lines uf and
pavinji liildjie slice t lor completing
the appiocehes to jJlooni avenue cill
veii: c.illinjj for an alphabetical list of
city slie'ts. and providing lor tile hy
iliants on Hickory .stieet at Hie living
and ('town avenue Intel. sections.
The huckster ta otdiniince and the
uidlmiiice fur const! iictinj; Section A,
u! tlie Si entc enth distort .sewer
pas-ed third ic.iding. The enunul le
lused tu mi lulu a conimiltee ol tho
whole to amend Hus Wa-Jihuiu Htiaet
navii. 01 dfteiiice anil if iiu.. limiwu.
ill Hy witheltami Tlie Caibon ste,.t
paving oidiiuuei pas.eii second i.-ad-injj.
'I'he pionciU'l. ni Ihe new su-eet
lallway stated lt nlivht tint thev
I el rained limn h.xvlng Ihcdr fianchisc
uidll, auce hiontrhl up h, cause of a fear
Ilia' the W'.voiuius .ivenne ubJectoiM
would Mtei "oil in havinj: it lirlelhiilely
pustuniieil.
DIRECTORS MEET TONIGHT.
Tlie iliieltuis uf tlie 'n tniy Oil Filter
c iiiiiimii), a new Sci.iuion ni.iiiufactur
iug cum em, will meet tonight hi At
Icunev (o'oige D.'Tav loi's ollke lur or
ganization. The lonipany will make and m.ukel
a new patent oil fillei. invented bv
I'haile.s Seuddei. uf Ttentnii The tac
torv will be lueaieil in m1 near Set, ni
ton ft Is- 1 hiitneel In be a uie.it I in
piuveiueiil over the piesent lllti rs. It
updates bv i.ipilliny alliactlon. In
stead of hi. m avll. 1I11111. as tin the old
Jilteis
The diiec mis ul the company aie .lu
M'pli l.ev.v. S.imtltM Kramer, c'.ecuge D.
Taylor. William DeWItt and I'hailes
Si udder.
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LEASE OF THE WESTMINSTER.
Tlie iicenilj orjjani.ecl social and
lieilelli ial Sue let ' of the emplo.ves of
Ihe liileinatinn.il 'oriespoiidence
Schools has about c losed ucKoiialions
lor Ihe lease ol Hie building on Wyo
ming avenue owned bv .lollll Jel luyn
unci foiineily occupied by Hie Wesl
niln.sier hotel.
It will he used enthel.v as club
house by Ihe assoi In t Ion.
TODAY'S EVENTS.
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'II ni' will Im .1 ninth. i Hi.- 1 u nth in
ini'lc ill ili.ii.il nl .he .Htii'iii' iiji'liinv luiiiiil'l
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WEATHER YESTERDAY.
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l.ou 1 .l nuiiii inn.' la ili'ijic'ci
llilalhit lluiiii'litjii
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Notice to High School Students.
AI a m -ci lug of Hie liigii and lialuln?
01 'initlee ol llm llo.uil of foiiuol,,
held la.st evening, it was usehed that
a Hiori sL'sshui of tlie .school he hold
011 Kihhiy inuiiiliig to enable die pupils
lu take suliable adlnn on llie death
uf pilnclpal . W. l Irani. Pupils aie
iliieiiol lo ,iMMiihl' in tin Ir i''iilra
llnii looms as usual
Jollii P. Wagnci.
l'ce Puiii Ipal
A Local Pliotogwiplier Honoied.
At a H'lfiil (onventlon of the Pho
tomaplieis' association, of Pennsyl
vania, in Heading, the Salmi Iioiiom
were captuied by a l.tigc- pen Ir.ilt, eii
1 1 ili il. "ciafundheit," f(1j wlihh .Mi.
lleuiy ti, Dlller. one of Seianton's old
est 1 let man le-slili-iits, was poed The
iii list. .Mi. J. II. behi K.vcr, J.s to In
1 iiliHliilul.cteil upon tlie .success of Ids
eifoit. which is on e.Nhlhiilon at thu
outiaiico to his studio.
Ftee Tiip to Buftalo.
at o'llaia's cigar sloie evoiy Monday
dmlny the lixpoalHoa.
ASCENSION DAY
WAS OBSERVED
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR GATHERED
IN ST. LUKE'S CHURCH.
A Speclnl Senium Was Deliveieil hy
Rev. Ftancls R. Baleman, Who
Told of the Foundation of the Or
der In the Middle Ages and of the
Principles Inculcated Into Its
Members Some of tho Things
That Membeis of the Older
Should Avoid.
Ascension day was obscivul last
night In SI. Luke's church by the mem
is ot Mt'llta ami Coeur elo Lion coni
mnndeiles, Knights Templar, who tit
tended St. t, tike's Kplseopnt church iu
a body, nttlred In full dtess iinifoim, to
listen to a special sermon by Hot'.
Kiancls K, llntemau, rector of the
Chuich'or the Oood Shephctd.
Ucv. .Mr. Itnteiuan Is n TCnlKht
Templar himself, mid win is in the pul
pit the inslguitt of the 01 dor across Ids
surplice. He chose for his text the .sec
ond veise of the .second cliaplcr of the
second epistle uf Paul to Timothy:
"Thou therefore endure baldness, as a
good soldier of Jesus Chi 1st,"
In lit'glnnttiK his it minks he tiaeed
the early history ot the outer Horn the
time of its ni limitation hi the: ninth
century. II was founded, he said, by a
Ihiigundian knlghl and eight of his
ft lends, and the odes governing 11
weie drawn up anil ptepated by the
Bieat SI. Hernurd.
Its membership, he said, giadually
glow to about 15,000, and fur over 140
years Its membeis look an active pan
In the Crusades. The earlv Knights
Templar stood llisi and primal ily tor
the Christian loliglon, he said. It was
a semi-prlcstly older, and unriuesthm
Inji obedience to religious Miperloi.s was
enjoined upon and rendered by every
meiubei.
CAHi; OP THK AGKD.
The second gieni thing for which the
older slood was Hie care of Ihe lined,
and the third, the elelcnse of manhood.
Silence, l inutility and model atlnn Were
the gioat virtue's whlilt they weie en
joined to prneth e.
"What nail of this heiititge or duty
Is curs today? I.eavluu aside the pro
tection of the plljjiiin.s and the are of
the aged, is womanhood lu no need of
piotecllon today".' Are thoie not today
great iinlustiies ami gient c omiuetchil
Intel ests heaping upon the backs of
women cioss(. dmi ate loo heavy tor
them to heal.' Ale then not In this
fair land depai tnient stoics iu which
the wage iniitl the women cleiks is sv
-mall lb, it the templatlon to make
money dishonestly is iitd eased a thou
sand fold?
"Is I hei e not danger eimujjh lu Hie
women of this eountiy In this icspeol
to cause us lo clean up our ai trior and
girdle on our sivoids to defend die
highways nr life against ihese coin-
relal muinudeis, f(ll. vvhat else ate
they?
"I know that la uttr cunimainleilos
today tlieie is not half the devotion
and fin nest in-ss of put pose Hut there
were in those elaik days of the middle
ages, when men vveio not as enlight
ened as we aie today, and I am soiry
lor It. r am at raid that theio is noth
ing like the eaine.sine.ss In our vows
of the early knights.
"Theie aie two things which this oi
lier teaches its member:, which aie
valuable things for (his model u age
ot ouis. It teaches its membeis tu hold
their tongues and II leaches them the
inviolability nl ,, man's plighted
wind "
TIIINCS Tl) UK AVOIDKD
ISev. .Mr. IJaicman then idled some
of the thlnijs which he said he believed
vvie degiadlug the older. One uf Ihese
was ihe .soranibii for honois and nu
mber the ilvalry between ronmiundoi
le iu lejjaid tu the iiumhei of mem
beis in aih, nevv membeis beiujj so.
cuied in many Instances, without a snf
licleiil llive.'tijjaliuit as lu their iiiotal
woi Hi.
"i have heatd ol Knljihis Templar,'
said he. "whn have litvn Seen to enter
saloons In iheir teiuplni unlfoini. i
tun not one nl those cleigymen who
belle m.' Ihe saloon lo he an uiunlligaleil
cui'sci anil wlm dooms the man who en
teis one to be past ledoniption, hut I
think Hint Hie knight who 4niei.s uiie
clad hi the unliorm of the older, his
foijtoueii Hie ciuelilecl Saviour and has
loijintioii what the c'tuss upon that
unliorni siauds tor. '
lie molested iiiflillt 'the jjiuwlllg
prac tlce of telling ilie-itlouilhle stoile.s
al Masonic K.ilh-i'iuKS and cautioned
tlios,. pr.'.-i nt lo leiiiember "llim wlio
spoke as never man spoil" beloie and
whose well ils weie all holy."
Ill emit lusioti he said tliai the
Ktlijihts iiiinplar had before (In in the
jiliatesi Held of ilsel illness of any
oilier oigaulitiitfiin With the pNicpllnit
of the Chrisllaii i hutch. All other so.
I.'i t and fiatcinal orKanlnatlons had
eharllabiy stolen something iioitt ihe
Knights Teniplnr.
Tlie collection till,, n Up ,11 llie ser
vice (liiougli the khiilness of Or, suiel
goes to the A-sOiimed Chultles.
FUNERAL OF PROF. PLUMLEY.
Services Held lu the Fust Piesbytei
lau Church.
Set Vices over tile remains of I lead-
iiiasietr W. I. Pluinley, uf tlie School
of ihe l.uckuwunna, weie held yester
day aitenioon in the Wist pi.i.shv
lei Ian chuicli, and wen' .tlleiuled by a
gie.n loiiioui'be of persons, young and
old, who loved and icspecleel tho de
ceased teacher, Intel iin-iit will bu mucin
loday tu .Menu lieu, X, J., wheie the
icmains will be accompauleil hy hev il
of tho church vestrymen. The fuueial
led Hie Into homo on Quiiay avenue
uboiil L' II o'clock. The liall-bvaiur.s
wi-io selected lioni foiiner pupils, of
Piofessur I'lmuley and weie Soldou
Klllgshuiy, Thomas .Moore, Hohert .M.
SciaiUoil. Wallei HiIhks and .Mojo, J.
W. Oakfiiul.
A Juice nuiuhei uf Miuleiith or iho
Sellout of tlie l.iu knwauiia w-io pies
eul iil llm chuich, ,-is wciu also many
mi'iiibeis uf the Lackawanna alumni,
who met ptei Ions in tho .seivlecs and
uliipU'd lesiiintions ol .syiupathy. The
llm, il temeinbiamos, many, heautliul
and fiagiant. weie air.inged about the
altar, inagnlllceiil lilies and inses, pad.
ly showing the esteem In wide li ihe do
censed was held.
Jtev. Dr. S C. I.ojjau made tlie open
lug I'ruyci. and Itev. Dr. c. 1.'. itoldii
,sun, of thoSciuuil Pteshy teiiau chinch,
the closing payet, while Dr. .lanns .Mc
l.eod, of the J'Nim ihuich. picaihed llm
Mineral mmiiioii. He told ilocniently and
loiichliiBly of the grand life led by
Piofossor Pluinley, and mentioned "his
blessed pei'iill.ulty. Jn that he loved to
labor among and for ih poor and ne
Slectcd," lie &poke of the gieat loss
? or jit l)
Just tlie
ways ready.
Uaiebit, and
out heating
Ihe pi ices
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Open Evenings
PEOPLE'S
suffeied liv Hie young people under the
immediate litsii notion of deceased, and
iu iciiaiil to his ability as an insttuc
tor, said:
"I'lnfessor Pluinley taught not only
by piecepl bill eNaiuplc Pieccpt .siiuws
ii leachei's abililv. bill eN.ttnple Ills
slue el I ty "
He dosed by leivenllv e.piessiiiK his
inuvictiuii that tho clillieh will gie.llly
mis.s deceased, his puiill.s will miss him,
ami the city at huge will miss Ids pies-
ence. Piny ci was asked lor deceased s
w He and I. null, in with h st.veial ineiii
bets ate seilutlsly 111.
Dl. .Mil. cud also teliiud biiellv lo
the .sudden death of Piofossor tli.tnt,
of the Uijjh si luinl and spoke- of him
iis a strong man. w ho clleel hi harness,
with woids ot good ( oiiusel upon his
lips.
THIRTY-TWO RESPONDED.
Nevv
Central City File Fightinc,'
Foice Has Its First Run.
The ieuii.il city companies ol ihe
ii ij, inii'il bu dop.il llm lit had Huh'
ll'St lllll last evellhle An online, lo
he lepotl. Milunll -d to A'Ho'S Chid
Slow . hy dilfi-ii'itt ctplahis Hi" cms.
ns turned out with sp, ( ,(H men, oiv
nnl. man anil pun pi-im.imui nn-u
Ic Xay Vugs Willi lout call mi n. nvo
.u.it. men .loll lhi lillinatlllll llll'tl
in. .!.- . i.,,i..t. .il. ii Uli iniii ii r 1
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Hunks wlili font iirnioiiiiu men and
mc call 'iiin, This is tin- lull iiiniple
meiil of these c lunoanie.s at piesiilt,
ll mad" a lotal ot llihly-tvo uiuu lu
llnciuk'' with lean p-iiu meiit men and
lien leielv. I'l edit i'i!! a lull lldlll. ,ll-
though the the was extinguished in
less than live- mlnnti'-. In- wages i.
tlleso llic ll foi tile run illioll. is too' 'i
!). 10.
Tn. lln w is Ii- Hi" b.isoine ut of Dr
'. II l-'ishi r's iildiiife iu tne ilaiicl-
ey block on Spiuce sired. It was
tiisi.l by a hieak in a gas pipe. ety
llttl ekllll'lge lesllll. el
T00MEY REINSTATED.
Dischaiged Employe Given His Old
Place- by Lnckawanun.
All Illinois of a llm ati'ito'l .sttlke
of HP- i.,ii kuw.inu.i swltthmeii weie
glVi'll lllell illliellls vi'Steiila.V HUH II
lug I'loighl Vaidmastei' Padlek
Tuollley li'sllllleel vvolk and il Is uu
doisluud Hint Michael IIhiiIi.v will be
b.-.ck In ii tow days.
These me the' iwn nun dismissed
.bout a month ago and whose, re
moval caused n day's suspension ul
wink mining llie switchmen lu Hn
-switchmen In Hie Lackawanna yard
until annul .Miihter Howley, of the
Dtcxhei'liooil of Switchmen, inilvi'd
here and nideied all bauds back .Since
then die swlte hllien's tiilovaiteo ho.ud
and .SUieilnlelie'Ul Cl.llke have' ,n-
rlved al a mutual undoi'stumling n-i-viellug
the mallei.
Ouetubey Hall,
till Wa-ci.ipglou live,, Kciaiilun Is tin
best and UK-si n-Halilo pl.ee lu put
clai.se a eond VUno. li will piy you
to call and got prices and teim. J W.
CJiu rn.sey, Pi up. "
Fiee Tilp to BulfaJo.
ut O'JIai-i'.s clvar store evety Vloinlay
durliig tho Kxpu.-dil'iri.
Sweet Coin,
al w bull's, lb- and lelall i! It I'l.uk
ev en.. SOI Washiiidtoii aventii
Oigaus tor Sale Cheap.
You can buy a good second hand Or
gan as low as 'flO.t.'O at (itiernsey Hall,
J. AV. (Juenisoy, Pi op.. i Watjlilng
ton avenue, Seraaton, Pa.
Lnannfif uisnes i
thing lor w.irin weather. Al- gj
Lobster a la Newbcig, Welsh
other appetizing dishes, with- J?
the house, a a . C7
are trom.
t f fcVF m gar
Lamps
Glassware
Etc., Etc.
ml
Cc w Wyomim: aobuo 5:
wo. wikin,nn.aokAro,,nj jf
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of lair i'iiiiiiih Ikiiu show'fi
the Sji'iiiiilon llleycle to he tho
best ittiiillly, Ihe HkIHisI run
iiluj; utiil lonj-pHl Hearlajr, uttil ul
Hpiiciithnt lutikos n ii unocl lu
ce itiiii'til uttil mil ti Iiitiiiv.
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PfJTAC At Rock
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terms 'vL,
.Men's
Women' anil
Clilldrcn's
Clothing. I
Credit
Clothing
Company.
Security of Possession
Is the ticasiued dteaiti uf evoiy pi op
en ly owner or piospee live piiichasei.
l''reiiletiily. It is not until the sale en
exchange uf a holding Is deshed that
tin-i luinl tipuii a litli i -i disc uvoiecl and
e iiiiti'inplaieil plans aie ileli'iiied,
Tille Insnianie tullv ptutee Is against
eleti'C l ol M'.ltcll, expense of litigation
In slioil. It piuvldes i oinplete lu
demiillh iitluii Im any lu-s at Ninu itoiu
the eonii-leel validity ot your pinpeity
tights
i lit. iid uiii Iniiiesi- iiiih a policy ul
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