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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, JULY 2G, 1901.
WEST SCRANTON
LOCAL NEWSIES
WON THE FRIZES
OUR BOYS CARRIED OFF THE
HONORS AT THE PICNIC.
T. E. Price's Route Carriers Wore in
Evidence at Nay Aug Park Yoe
terday As Usual Whereabouts of
Mrs. White Unknown Old Lady
Missing from Homo -Driving Club
Will Have Anothor Race Meet.
Other Nows Notes and Personal
Paragraphs.
The counties number nf newsdioys
cvho linndlc The Tilbtinc ami other
papers in West Huiiiiton uete up
blight and ouily yeMeieltiy morning,
and after dellvetltiK tliclr i miles lined
up In fiont of h.', i'. I'iU'p's ii'-ws stand
nt 7 o'clock, wIipip thP.v weie- deco
latcd with batlKe. .supplied with tines
and banneis and i.ip. and othpr p.it
phernullit for Hip p.uaclp.
Tho hoys had been anticipating the
event wllh inui'li pleiiuiti ami they
voro not elKippolnti-d, judging fmni
thp way they helped to devour tin sixty
gallons of Ice cioum, ham sandwiches,
plo and pake, etc, which wat fuinMieel
thPin at tho pink. AVIie-n the assembly
will sounded by the St. Peter's Fife mid
Drum 101 ps, .Mr. 1'ilee was ably nsst
orl In maishallnj; the bo.xs by Wlllatd
Oliver, Bernard Kelly, licit Thomas
fieoiKO Daniels, Thomas Daly and
Fiank Hushes.
Chief Marshall Tilip was mounted on
horseback, and his mounted aids weie
Theodore. Phillips, (Jomer Fan, Wesley
Jones, Myion ISIttcnhntise and Joseph
Phillips. A number of tho boys rode,
their bicycles and the lemalnder weie
on foot. Nntiii.illy the West Scranton
boys had their favorites In the races
and a majority of them camo out vic
torious. .Topsch Phillips won the pony laee;
Edgar KdmundH took first prize In one
of the foot races; Wllllo Kays was sec
ond in n, blc.vtlo i.itc: Carl Williams
also took n prize In one of the foot
races; Edmund Kail Kot n piece of the
three-lefJKed lacp prlzennd llnnyfilbbs
won the blc.vcle lace. Olher West
Scr.ui'ton prize wlnnets werp Ray
Stevens', llany Ituoe and Edgar
Davis.
Myron Itltenliousc, who was looked
upon as n winner In tho pony race, was
thiown fioin his mount. He had won
the llrht heat and was In the lead In
In the .second heat when his pony shied
and inn into n tiee, throwing the
jiiunR rider heavily to the ground. It
SUNBURN
T!oe ami Almond Cream tcmoirj
mines of I lie skin nii'l Kinthes the
pain of Minl'iirn in one nUht. Take
a !ottl" ultli ou on jour vacation.
.on sali: iiy :. v. .ii:nmxs.
Our Popular Saturday Sales.
Continue to win favor with the people and give un
bounded satisfaction. Their success has induced us to
further increase our efforts for the benefit of Saturday
shoppers, as the following Excellent Specials for
Tomorrow will indicate. Shrewd Saturday shoppers
should scan the list carefully.
Muslin Underwear
A large lot of Ladies Fine English Long
Cloth Corset Covers, with full and dainty
Hamburg and Lace trimmings. Cheap at
50c. Saturday only
Men's Furnishings.
38 doz. Men's fine Half Hose; fancy stripes,
etc., in stainless dyes. Finest made yarns.
Standard 25c quality for only
Shirt Waist Specials.
Ladies' fine White Lawn Shirt Waists, with
deep sailor collar, all over tucking and new
est style insertings. The $1.50 Waists for...
Bargains Among Ribbons.
Stripe Taffeta Ribbons iu all the popular
fancies. Also plain Taffeta Ribbons, all
shades. Both 4 inches wide, choice,
Umbrella Dept. News.
Parasol Clearance begins today. The entire
stock at tremendous reductions from last
week's prices. Also
200 Ladies and Gents' Umbrellas, fine, strong
Mercerized Silk Serge covers, full paragon
frames, handles of pearl, silver, and natural
wood, plain or silver-trimmed. They're new.
Worth $1.50 each. While they last, each....
Good Corset News.
Only 2 j dozen of the celebrated "P. D." Cor
sets, than which there is hardly anything
better made. All whalebone and fit guaran
teed. Black and white only. Sold every
where at $3.25 a pair. Price for Saturday
ouly
Important in Hosiery.
25 doz. Ladies' Drop stitch Hose iu imperial
blue with white polka dots. A remarkable
" offering at the price
JAn Underwear Bargain.
For Ladies. Elegantly finished Lisle Thread
Combination Suits iu white only, with low
neck and short sleeves, all sizes, best $1.00
- quality. Choice for Saturday
Globe Warehouse
was nt first supposed that be was seri
ously liijtued, but fiom inquiries at
his homo Inst night It was learned
thnt he Is only suffering from a few
bruises.
Wandered Away from Home.
Peter Michaels, son-in-law of D. Ti.
Dnvls, the merchant tnllor of North
Main avenue, was called to Iako Ariel
last evening to help llnd his mother,
who has mysteriously disappeared
fiom home, a short dWtuncc fiom tho
lake.
The telegram palling Michaels away
was brief, an d but little, could he
learned Inst night regarding the wo
man's disappearance. She Is 19 years
of age, and Is quite well known In
West Scinntnn.
Wheroabouts Unknown.
If Mis. Albeit AVhlte. formerly of
Nicholson, Is living In West Si-rant on
with the family of one "John Davis,"
she will confer it great favor on an
nnloita public by leseallng her wheie
abouls. A Tribune man eteielay liuntPd up
about every John DaIs that could bo
found, but none of them could leveal
her hiding place.
The Iheoiy has been advanced thnt
Mi. White has been niutdeu-d. but the
police nnd relatives of the woman ate
lo.ith to believe the lummor.
Wost Sido Driving Club.
The membeis of the West Side Dilv
lug lub held a meeting at C. C. Deck
elnlck's cigar stoic, on Noith Main
nvcniip. last evening to discuss the ad
visability of conducting another inco
meet In the near futllie
All of them are enthusiastic over tho
piojeel, as the last two meets afforded
them much pleasine. Some of the los
cis ate confident that their horses inn
make a better showing than in the last
two races and are anxious to have
another tilel
The date has not et been definitely
decided upon, but will be announced
Inter. Several new members have
been Initiated Into tho ilub.
Union Excursion.
The union exclusion of the Simpson
Methodist. Hampton Methodist and
Washburn Stieet Picsbyterlnn plum lies
will no doubt be one of the l.ngext to
leave this side this season. This ex
clusion will leave July HI ftom the
Delaware and Hudson depot at S o'clot k
shaip, thp tialns going through to the
l.ike without e hnnge.
Onmes nnd athletic contests between
the younger members of the chuu-hes
will be one of the fcatutes of the out
ing. Faie return will be Sri cents for
adulta and 60 cents for childien,
Two Police Cases.
Mary Caimody, the woman who was
loi lied up In tho police station Wednes
day nlgnt, changed her mind about
going to Jail, when she was aiialgneil
befoie Police Maglsliate Da vies cs
terday morning, and after pajlr.g a tine
of $-'. was allowed to dcpait.
John O. Evans, ef Dellc-viie, whose
lelatlvese will undoubtedlj be looking
for him this morning, on account of his
39c
19c
1.19
125c
98c
1.50
25c
59c
absence from home, tv lit be found In
the Jackson street police station, lie
was annoying the patrolmen lost night,
and upon his persistent refusals to go
home, was locked up. Kvan was at
tired In his mining clothes, not having
returned homo from woik jet when
placed under arrest.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Hanker A. II. Dynon and DrugglRt
David M, Jones pent last evening
with their families at Lake Wlnola.
The Kpworth league of the Simpson
Methodist Dplscopul chinch held n lawn
social last evening nt the home of
Halph Keith, on Tenth street.
Mrs. At. 11. Stone, of North Hromley
nvenup, West Paik, fell down a Might
of stairs at her home on Wp.lnesday
and sustained ncv-pie bodily Injuiles.
William Gaul, foimerly of the Hack
road, has purchased Oeoige WnndiiH's
farm on the West mountain, vvheie the
family will reside In the future.
The masonry work for a laige addi
tion to Clarke Hros.' stores has Just
been completed by Contractor John As
well and the Allpaugh Hros,
Mis. John liiyant, of Washburn
street, entertained the Ladles Aid soci
ety of the First Uaptit chinch ut her
home last evening.
Dr. nnd Mis. A. A. I.lndabmy nnd
daughter, Mae, of South Main avenue,
will leave today for a visit to Buffalo,
Hip exposition and Niagara Fulls.
An entertainment and social will be
held In .M ears' hall this evening, under
the auspices of the Silk Workers' union,
No. 2.-IJ.
A solemn high mas of lequlem was
sung at Holy Crops church yesteiday
inoinlug over the icmalus of the late
Mrs. Mary Mooney. Inteunent was
made In the Cathedral cemetery.
Miss Alice Coons, of Fouiteenth
slieet, entertained a huge party of
young people at her home on Wednes
day evening.
Mis. C. D. DePuy and children, of
North Lincoln avenue, aie visiting
fi lends at Hallstead.
Miss Mabel Swetzer. of Pilcp stieet,
left for New Yoik ycsteiday on her
vacation.
JIlw V.va Apgar, of West Locust
stiet. Is cntci tabling Miss Mary Dav
enpott, of Wllkes-Harre
Hoy Wheeler, of Luzerne stteel, Is
spending a few days in Wllkes-Harre.
Misses 1'ihel and Iicrtha Balid, of
Plltston. who have been the guests of
MI'h Janet Hobeit-on. of Noith Main
avenue, returned home yesterday.
An open-air social will be held by the
people of the Hellevue Welsh Calvinls
tlc Methodist i hutch on Hryn Mawr
stieet next Tuesday evening.
Mi. and Mis. Abi.im li.ichaid.son, of
Coming. N. V, (iu visiting Mr. and
Mi, l.eyshon Dvans of Aswell court.
Mis. Kvuns Is seilously 111.
T. M. Miller, of Wnsuhuin stieet, Is
spending a few davs at Lake Wlnola.
Tin game of base ball at Athletic
p.nk toinotrow afternoon, between the
West Side Htowns and the All-Collegl-nte
team, will commence pioniptly at 3
o'eloi k.
Patiolmeii Thomas Low ry and John
McColllgnn have letuined fiom their
.innutl vacations, and will i,i:tnc their
(lutl"s this evening.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Several Cases Heard Before Alder
menFuneral of the Late
Miss Mary Mawn.
Max C.eNler. of 10,17 Heech hit jet. was
ari.ilgned before Aldeimau Lentcs je.s
terd.o moinlng on a rh.uge of assault
and b.itter.v. non-support and tarrying
concealed weapons. Ills wife, Maiy
tieislei. was the piosecutllv. The couple
have been mauled only about six
months, dining which time Mrs. Gels
Iu receiv.-d everything hut good treat
ment. She told a sad stoiy In the al
det man's court .ve.ie-cluy uf her bun
hands ctueltles dining thp sboit time
she b.ts been mauled. She stood this
until two days ago, when her husband
came home and began to abuse her
again.
Hei rutin r. John Illsling, who came
to her assignee, leceived home blows.
They both went to Alderman Lentep,
where they swore out warrants. Gels
ler was held under y.tOO ball to answer
the chaiges prefened by his wife, nnd
J.iOO on the chaise of assault and bat
tel. v. Iu which Illsling Is piosecutor.
Adam Kldlaid. their landloid, who
took Gelslei's part during the fight,
was fined $10 by the alderman for bols
teious and disordeily conduct. lie be
came Ciehdci'h bondsman. .
Trouble with Neighbors.
Mrs. Kva Peck, of River stieet, was
arraigned befoie Aldeimau J. J. Brady
last night on a t hinge of assault and
batter. .Michael Cuiinlngh.im, her next
door neighbor, was the prosecutor.
During the hearing, Mis. Cunningham
stated that Mis. ptik hit her iu the
face with a fence picket. Inflictlncr a
seveie wound. Slip was held under WOO
ball for her aiitieaiaiiLp at point, which
she furnished.
Two Accidents,
ciuiilt-s McNeill, of Palm stieet. a
lnakemail employed at the South mill.
had his knee wi pitched ycxteiday moin
lng by being caught between two cats.
About two months ago McNeill had his
hip dislocated in a similar mannei.
Mis. Anthony Doucheitv. of Hlrnev
avenue, bad her shoulder blade and one
of her libs bioken Tuesday bj a fall.
She Is at the Lackawanna hospital,
Y. W. C. A. Notes.
On Fiidav pvpiiIiir an lc p cieam sale
will bo held on the lawn of the associ
ation. Ice cream and cake will he
served for ten cpnts and a pleasant
social time Is expected. The public is
Invited.
It Is desired that nil who have in
clined tho klndeigaiten pictures and
have not called for them should get
thmi this week.
Th S-uuiay afternoon gospel meet
ing will be led by Mrs. John Hnitman.
All women and glils ate invited to this
st i Ice.
Funeral of Miss Mary Mawn.
A laige number of fi lends and i. -la
thes attended the funeral of the late
Maiy Mawn fiom the family lehldenco.
210 South Irving avenue, ycsteiday
morning. In St. Peter cathedial
tulcinn high mass of leriuiem was cele.
biatetl by Hev. Father O'Hjrnc. Hev,
.1 J Oililln was deacon and Hev. M. J.
McMiinus Hiib'tlcacoii
TIP pall beaieiH wuio ! r.ilty
A GREAT SURPRISE
li In toro for all wlii me Knnp' llilsim for
Did 'lliioat and l.un;i, the melt cvMinnttiil
Idiifilj Would jou I'thevo Hut II l( .old nn
IU niciiU uii'l in (liu;:it U nutti irUeJ by the
it rider nt IhU vvuntlcidil remedy lu cita ,toq
a 4iiii!c bottle (utr It liner Ml ti tuir
cute cr ilucnilo coiuln. All dru-jsUU i-ll
Krui' IIjIi.hu I'ltic :Sc, ju'I SJu.
Tatrlck McQroarty, Tatrlck Mawn,
Michael How man and Michael Jordan.
uuritti was in the Cathedral cemetery.
NUBS OF NEWS.
The members of the St. Aloyslus
Temperance society held a largely at
tended meeting last night nt Phar
macy hall. After tho oider of business
bad been passed, n smoker was con
ducted, which was a. very enjoyable
event. An excellently arranged pro
ginmme was rendeied. A number of
Interesting recitations and vocal and
Instrumental selections weie heard,
and stltrlng addresses wero made by
some of the members. Itefreshnients
were served.
The ulatm of fire turned In from box
M last night about 8 o'clock was
caused by a tire In the one-story frame
dwelling owned by York &. Loewcn
steln and occupied by John Thlel, the
clgarmaker. The cause of the lire Is
unknown, but Is supposed to have
been caused by the exploding of a
lamp. Mr. Thlel's father, who was
sleeping in ono of the rooms, was res
cued by means of n ladder. The Nep
tune. Century and William Coiincll
Hose companies responded to the
alarm. The damage to woodwork nnd
furnishings will amount to about $300,
which is covered by Insurance.
Mrs. Albert Hesslnger and sons, Al
bert and Harry, Jr., of Cleveland. O,,
nte the guests of Mrs. M. Hesslnger,
on Plttston nventte.
James Held, of Plttston nvenue, Is
visiting friends nt Wilkes-Dane.
The St. Mary's church choir will
meet for rehearsal this evening In St.
Muty's hall.
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Closing of tho Summer School To
night Bic Day in Police Court
Other Nows Notes.
Tonight will be the closing night
fot the summer school, which has been
In pi-ogles the last blx weeks at the
Noith Main Avenue Baptist taber
nacle. During the six weeks' session of
the school, splendid woik has been ac
complished. The school has been under the direc
tion of Mls Fanny Crosby Myeis, a
graduate of Neff college, Philadelphia,
where she Is an Instructor, assisted by
Hev. Albert Hatcher Smith, pastor of
the North Main Avenue Baptist church
and theie have bepn classes In physical
culture and In other branches.
A weU-sflected programme will he
rendered by members of the dlffeient
t lasses, which have shown much de
velopment. The costumes for the oung
men who aip going to take pait will
bt white shirt waists with black netk
tlps and trousers. Thp ladles' costumes
will be white dresses, with laige pink
ribbon sashes. Miss Mers, who is an
elocutionist, will leclte one of hei favoi
Ite fielectlons. The price of admission
this evening will be twenty-five tents
At the Police Station.
Yesterday morning the Providence
po'ice station was crowded to llscapac
ll.v by prisoner hi rested the night
before. The first to be called hefore
the maglstiate weip Mary Buchanan,
an old offender, and John McConnell,
who came piomenadlng down Maiket
street past the police station In a vety
disorderly manner on Wednesday night
After being placed under an est they
became vety noky In the police sta
tion. They were fined $3 each, which
they paid.
The next two called wetc Pattlck
O'Hoyle and Michael Muiphy. the for
nier charged with being ritnnk nnd
lighting, and the latter with calling
Patrolman Wntklns names. They weie
fined X7 each, which amount both paid
Next came James Oord.in, ane.sted
for sleeping on the sidewalk, lie was
lined W. John Noone was attested by
patrolman Wntk!ns for bplng chunk
and disorderly. He was committed to
the county Jail for thlity days in de
fault of $10 fine.
Michael Mc-Morrlsh, Anthony Klnk
skl, Simon Petrous, Michael Kcvakl,
Row-land Kavojlskt and George Pet
rous were lined $3 for being in a dis
ordeily house on Nny Aug avenue,
which was lalded on Wednesday night.
The full amount of lines collected was
$it. The amount collected so fni this
month In North Scranton amounts to
J 100.
Funeral of Mrs. Knight.
The funeial of tho late Mrs. Lama
Knight was held jesteiday afternoon
Horn the residence of her brother-in-law,
George Spencer, 161!) North Main
avenue. The sei vices w ei e c onducted by
Rev. C. II. Newlng, pastor of the Dun
more MPthodlst Uplscopal church, of
which the deceased was a member as
sisted by Hev. A. J. Van Cleft, of Ash
ley, and Hev. (5. A. Cute, of the Noith
End.
Mr. Van '"left, who was one of Mrs
Knight's fanner pastors, spoke of her
Christian diameter and of die uptight
life which she had led. Sevoial selec
tions were lendeied by the Duninniu
Methodist Episcopal church eiuaitette.
The pall-beaiers were D. S. Holls, A.
H liussell, Aloiuo Baker, Clinton Ben
jamin. Joseph Spafford and Samuel Da
vis. Interment was made In the For
est lltll ceineteiy.
THE NEWS IN BHIEF.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Piovl
dente Methodist Kplcnpat church will
hold their second annual outing at Nay
Aug paik today. The parly will leave
the Piovldente squat p at 0 o'clock
Khaip.
Thp funpi-al of the child of Mr. and
Mis. Thomas Healey, of Cusltk ave
nue, took place yestenlay afternoon.
Interment was made In the Cathedial
cemetery.
A valuable collie, owned by John I).
Keator. city editor of the Times, was
poisoned by some unknown pprson at
the Keator home on Summit avenue,
North Scranton.
GREEN RIDGE.
Miss Grace Peck, of "Ttoselavvn," left
yesteiday for a short stay with Wilkes
Bane fi lends
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Wlnton and
daughter, of Sanderson avenue, are at
Shelter Island.
Holand Can-, of Dickson avenue, who
accompanied Harry Jones on his mobile
trip lo Buffalo, letnrned home jestei
daw Mis. J. V. Ca.penter nnd childien, of
Delaware street, have le'iuncd fmni a
week's may In the country,
The in em bo ts or the rhulr of the
Clteen Itldge Bnplisl chinch gave a de
lightful lawn festival on tin paisiinage
lawn Inst evening. The ottt iidaucp was
laige. and the procetds. which wen
huge, will be applied on the building
fund
Miss Diiiti Bonner, of Ui.l.mu avenue-
Is viMtlng Caibondale rrler.dK.
Isaac llailor, who wandeied away
from his home lu-ie. some tliuo ago.
A
enough
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t mi
er
weak num. Nature
'? rlr-rivorl frnm fnnrl
.., uviiivu ix.n iwvyv..
is digested and
V Ksized
r nation of dyspeptics. That is the price they pay for a success 1
wluch does not take time to eat properly. No man can bo stranr-
mmMm'w
than ins stomach. The man with a "wnnlr Hfm-nnr.b win vQ
Vthui
rine:. Wlion the stomach
' hnrlxr no pAicwmianrft
w i4j . vuiikAAi uvuuv.
I ,1- , -r . ,
ror tne body m wear ana
'body until tho nourishment derived from food Mrnppds, ih AiT$r vJZ,,,i. i
trition tails below the daily requirements of the bodv.
ment other organs become "weak'' and-as a result of
"weak "lungs, "weak "heart "weak nerves, eta
T io cures ot 'lung troublo," "heart trouble," "fiver trouWaU'nervo'-tmnBte
and "blood trouble," accomplished by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Modiczl&3
ly, are duo to the fact that this medicine acts directly on tho oniacSVinS
nutritive and digestive svstom). remosrino- oHRfmrrinnH m u u,"-Zj&
coveiy.
tne
i,in. a i.t: r- j.
xicoitu, auu euuuuiiK it lu
evory organ is properly ted
is not a cure-all. It is a
.nutrition. It cures diseases remote from .tho stonWh
oriiTTn;iti in t.hA st.ran.'ich nr fuvoi flii.A,i,,l. ,,.,
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supily, in the
possible,
creas-
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the
of the
ments
made, and
making glands. No
can add to a man's strength more than to his stature. So-called "strength-
giving" medicines aro simply stimulants. All strength comes from food and?
it is by enabling the bodv to assimilate the food values that "weak" lungs.
"weak" heart, "weak" nerves, and other maladies are
cured by"(jrolaen Medical Discovery. It is a temperance medicine containing,
neither alcohol nor narcotics. There is nothing just as good as " Discovery." ? ' ,
tt
I Gave Up in Despair,"
"lfor seven years I suffered with a complication of dis
eases including heatt trouble, dyspepsia, catarrh of the
stomach, and female weakness, writes Mrs. Hanette Mar
tin, of Tedlo, Boone Co., Ark. "During that time I think
I suffered all that human flesh could suffer. I was never
without pain. Was just dragging around, and was unable
to do anything at all. In the summer of 1898 I was obligod
to go to bed. Had smothering spellb and a great misery iu
the lower bowels, and a very severe cough. I was treated
by three of the best doctors, this country affords. I could
not sit up only as I was propped up in ucd. I would take
one-half pint of cough medicine a clay. Finally the doc
tors said I had consumption in the last stage and that I was
bound to die, so I gave up in despair. My husband then
bought me a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery. I could tell my cough was better after the first dose.
I continued his medicine until I had taken six bottles of his
"Golden Medical Discovery " and "Favorite Prescription."
Now I do my own work for my family of four."
QIWEN MWAYi
Or, Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, lOOS Barge pageSf
wy&sSaaPmtt' mw .K2SMB5fcy Bill
while Miff' tins fimn ment '1 uln riaU-iii
c allsc-cl 1). tin Itittnui lu.it and win
was afti-iwaol niiniVfl to an institu
tion foi tifatmciu. i. ltnitiilui; ami
Ills ultimate- ii-i uvciy Is liojii el foi.
Mi-M-h llei tit, l mid Itiilh I'.ittc-tMin. nt
l..i Plume, nio vlaltlitg llu-on Itldge
filt-niK
11. I.. Iiiiiilli-U, of .Mom-oy nvonite, Is
at l)lnom.)iiis on busn-os.
.Mi.-. M. (Tallinn, of H.i.st Market
htic-el. In M'lleittsly 111.
Mli-s Mallei Slic'lilietel, of Mm Ion
Htieot, will leave tomunuw for Atlanlle
I'lty, wIiliu hlio will hiu'iid li'-i vac-u-Hon.
Attorney Aithur Dunn, w an umUr
went a Mill Kit .it oeiatiiin home time
iikh Iuin so far leioVMcd us to he nlile
to be out.
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Lawn Social at tho Homo of Mrs.
Peter Siegle Attracted a
Large Attondanco.
The In w n hoelal lieltl at tin- homo of
Mih. Peter HIpkIo, of i:iui Mtieet. was
latfioly attended laMt nlBlit. Tho npii.
clous Kiouudh wen piofi-ely cleto
tatcd with vmious mimed lant'-iiiM,
which lent n veiy pIoiihIiik efft-c-t to the
animated mene.
llefieiihnienth weie feivt-el and a
pleanliifi: iiiusle-al puiRrain lendeied
wlih h wiim miitli enjuyeil liy tho latRo
numbci luexeiu.
Resolutions of Omclal Boaid.
At a hpei-l.il meeting of Hie ntllelul
lin.H il of Hie- Diiumoie Metlnxllht Kl'is
eoi.il eliliii-li. lie-Id mi Vcillienlay even-
liur. July Jl. IMU. ilto follow Iiik piiMin-
llll- llllll U'hOlllt'llllH Wl'lli llllllllll-'l:
Wliru-.i", Mil. . Iiiiii h lull ilu'iili ii Iir. hi
lli- iIimiIi f eiii tnliiMil lirutli i, I lion i. r-
X'llllll. llll llltl.llllll till. IIf' till -llllllt. III.'
-'I.l lli.l,, ultin :i llliafillu lllui-v wlilih tii' 1 1,.
ihiinl nli mil- I lirl.llin mIIi-iii ., Ini-llni iul!
In ( In I I hi. II iIhi.h-i, ler Hie lluul iilnf. mil
Ulll'll-.l,, III. Illl luO. IuhU ,, i!tvl) illl-l
t Hit 1 1 "illi ni liiii-r.-it l Inn tlutiili .ilni l
llllic IU nruaiiljtli,ii, ecu ikn'lll it rlulit .in I
FAT
ENOUGH
man weierhine; luO pounds has
in his body to make a dozen
candies, 'mats "lat enoucrh." Too miich
tat or too littlo indicates a disordered nhvsiral rtmAi.
. . ... . J
tion. tho average American has too J
. J.
gaunt and spare. Americans aro known to
sustains life bv food. All tJin
Tinf if iu vni- fUrv f.nA -..rl,:l,
jlhu j.u j.o njv uuo ivyeju. wiicijii
assimilated which is life-sustaininc and fifcmnatfl
ls "weak." the fond ir imnnrfcr..t-.TTriQc!rivl
ici incnlMJATii-l .i-mIa,-.
.? Aiiruiiiiwit:iiiji v iiuuf muru.
.. T
wast ot tissue, whan tho
li j.i'1 i i :?, TT
auupiy wio ixxiy vnto. Vxo
and surely strengthened:
medicine for the stomnr-h nnd
- r,
.7 ' . ""iuu t)uiuqioMj
uitutu, uecause many larms'
i " r Jiinl' l?i" rtt
1 1 j. u; uiociusuuv uonuinon or
JJiscovery "
increases
only
fVBl
oy
& u
t-ri
supply
nu-
tritive
from
which blood is
increasing
the activity
medicine can make a drop of
his medicine. These
a...! 1 t.
bound in strong cloth, sent
on receipt of 31 one-cent
stamps to pay the
cost of mailing
ONLY.
Addiess '
Dr.R.V.PIERCE.i
IJUFFALO, N. V.
1" -P
Ilni
-h iiilu til iii on rf rd nur
Un Iiii' jinl 4 lui-i an . hiii.ii i
lur i it ,ii !
lliircfnru
Kivilnil, 'lint In In. i)i-jli we luip a ln.il uml
livuii-il incnitxr. hu for inure linn foiij jeiM
fitcciI jh ,i uifiniji'r ot ilu liouwl of triMim.,
.mil olln i (iilni.il irljtinm uml mw of Ills tinii!
mul nir-am mr ll.e nivalin mem f ilio clmitli.
Ifi"iiliiil, 'lli.it up tciOL'iiuM In (ilni .t ttiir
,ii in- of M i'i 1 1 nic uorlli M our i ouiinuniij , u
lilml uml allu lioiute liu-bind, ,nnl an imliilgt nt
tjllier.
lli'Mihi'i!, Tli.il wi trtiili-r to Ma willow ainl
nltliitnl IjimiIc otii '.luiiii' ami tjiuct h,niiatliy
in I heir .nl iHicatrnirnt, uml imniiu'iiil llirm
to tin- i iu aial piolcclion of Hun who ilot.li
all tliln' noil.
Iteholxod. 'Ili.it ii eupi ot th( fouvoinc rco.
Iiitlniii lie MOinliil lo the nlilot of our il'-ei-.iul
lnollir-r, .mil he puhllsheil In the N ranlnn
'liihuuc ami tlic sii.inion Moniiiu; llrpublii m
lin I'.iHill, .ln it U.ijliei, J. U. 1-innrll,
CulllllllltiC. "
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Tho Cadet Drum i-tnp". under the
Icadcihlilp eif .loliu MurIioh. p.uaded
the prlneipal stieets In town last nlclit
and hiirpilu'd their ti lends by the l.ipld
pioKiChS they have made since their
oiganlzation.
The funeral of the Infant son of Mr.
j and Mis. .Tames I.ucKei. of Apple
L,.nr, .... .tl.tiwl OAUlmll' Lllfll llllllll
PlllL'l, III.IIIIII.M ,u-.Hirj ... .v ..""...
Itev. Chuilen II. New Inn e onducted the
hervlies and Intel ment wan made In
Duninciie cemetciy.
.lohn NIcholH, ot Di Inker ftieet, and
Mm. Mary Kollet, of Oranuev llle, weie
itiiuilcd at BloumfcbiiiR on Tuesday
last
Mi. mid Mik. IhneHt llemley. of Tn
peKa, Kan., have le'iuincd homo aftoi
a visit ut Oscar Ynht'.s on Ultikely
mieet.
Mihs AlUo Uuniii-ll letiniie-d to her
lioiite In lluuiKdale jecteiday after a
v-Mt wlih filemlH In town.
Mlt-h Mmlo Mp Dei mult In vlhltlni?
lilemlH lu I'ailMiuiliih.
Mlrii Veii'li. KiiMpii. nt Cmhoudalti, Ik
vIkIUiik MIsm May (iooduin, of Mouriio
liVi'lllle.
MIh Hazel VVIuii-i-hli-lii Ik vlhltliiK
IrleuilH ut llkc-h-lluiie
Mr. and Mix. .lohn rmiiiiii-H have io
tin iiuil home fiom Atlantic t'lty.
Mr, uml Mi. John Dimelly, of Klngi-
Bg3fTign7aiiaJfyv?Ryy y vsiEiA h fi, iJ
MSZLHJIKLILL-. '.'Vf!- J..xm
y ' vc( 1 H
Jrlv mSKjXSI
fafc
good
WSK
tt.ln fhi. TTA-?a"
J " VVUVit
tho world as a
Kf.iW.T nfithn, irJ
j a? i..j n 'u
in Harp.n. nnr.T.nv 1
"XT i..j. Z
inn it. 'yt rrtiTriT - pttv
.mwummt U-S.VCLU1LL1CIJ1
KltJ H
s-VH
i
Rtonmr.i - mmni, u. '
Then, frnm wv..,;,l
J veaklRstoniach? mffirf
e 4 j p"
"" "" xua iriiy.JiUMiv
Dcessary ntifciition. Tlmsrf
" Golden Mediral TicriS!
nmns f vi;o0 iVi
hornns enocJrivS
n WU..MWU UUJUUUCU ILIlLlir M
i i. r 1. . '
owjuiuuii. it cures
of disease have
j m
'tne stomacn.
the blood
way
in-
mgiy
ele-
of the blood-
blood. No medicine
perfectly and permanently
What "Discovery" Did.
"For fix long years I suffered with my liver, kidney 9,
and indigestion, which baffled the best doctors in our
country,'' writes E. L. Rausell, Esq., of Woolsey, Prince
William Co., Va. "I suffered with my stomach and back
for a long time and after taking a 'cart-load of medicine
from three doctors I grew so bad I could hardly do a day's
work. Would have dedth-like pains in my side, and blind
spells, and thought that life was hardly worth living. I
decided to consult Dr. R. V. Pierce, and his staff of physi
cians. They said my case was curable and I was greatly
encouraged. I began taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and ' Picasant Pellets,' as advised (in August,
1S9SI, Before I had taken half of the second bottle I
began to feel relieved. I got six more bottles and used
them, and am happy to say I owe my life to Dr. Pierce, and
words are truths, as I live, so if this .
a : - . t -f 1 r.t. '
testimonial can uc um-u iu any way iu uu ui ucuuui, you
need not hesitate to use it. I shall stand for the-Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute as long as life lasts,"
free
ton, have letnrned homo after a staj
of seveial daH In town.
OBITUARY.
MISS KATIIJ KDUIOAN, HKed U
yeais, died yesteiday at the homo ot
her lnothei-lti-law, Thomas McOue at)
L'.IS William btieet, after a brief petlod
of Illness. Tho funeral will take pl.-u
Ktitiirday aftetnuon at '1 SO o'clock.
Services will bo conducted ul tho Dolj
Itn.siiiy cluttc-h. Intctmcnt ut Cuthe
elral oetnetery.
Funerals.
Tho finioral ot tho late Mn. Sarah
D,ivl, wlioso lemains m lived hero
jesteielay fiom Philadelphia, will tako
pl.ieo tomoitovv nftetuoiiti ar i i0
o'i-loc-1; fiom tho home of tin dei eased a
patent. Mr. and Mih. Jnhiu Hoffman,
at the llmnptoii mini'. Int- imrnt will
bu iiiudo In tho C'nmbt In cemeteiy.
TLAYS AND PLAYERS.
John II. Paik, finiiiiil a pi mini hi nicmhM
Pi "Ilia l.eHh.1" aui "Ilu Jl'inaw i - '""
pitilcj, Im been rnsraKfl lor Nivnn A. ZImmef
tiun's proline lion of ' I lie Slonfne"' I v
lolm .1 VliNalle, auili"! of I he n.- ui e n
whi.li Kla fc l.ilmsir will prc-rfiit the- n"seri
llmiliru iirM n,-on "Hie l!"S'i- Hi -lfll'' m
Ua.liiliiton." U ill Niw fl- aitiim Hrn 1-1
in 11'liiar.aN. tthlih l'i-mi la't Jlomliv it lh
Kiilikerluiikri t hrat ir
Via lloljMiti, tin loineilleiin'. Ul11 I,I'IV r''
Ilni).. l lie nioihrr it "U- Me'-eiu.. i II " ill
thi-lm.li.li mutiial i-omeih of iliu nile, to lm
pioiluinl in Siw mL at Hah. Ilu iti- in Si p.
Irmlirr. I nnl r'H" ""I'' ,ll U ,n ,'1"
pail mi the "III" ''''
i:iiH.t Hi"- I- m1ii'I"B Hi' mi-iim' f i Pr.in't
Milie'filal ll mill" I hill of "Janiin Vlri.itltll,"
ill u hiili Vm Uliaul '" I'1-" "" "'"l" P"
I'luu ZalK-lle. who aK "hm l' ' '
uiii mil HI upp'ii I" "I'"' Vi'',niirr llnj In
-ipuiiiliei. I II" elaiasln I iii Vimeium
ili'isciimii inn-i'il U.HKa.n VlinsiniHii nr
man eai leiiUr ' il l.thual I iiluin- oilft
ill Ihhu.o. li" 1 1 I"1"1 "' "-' Inili-priKlent
llrllaioil mkUI In thai ell.e. V1i.j Miiiuiorijri
iiimli. lur iltlml m ililuin two (mi. ic Mi y
j,t i'aili die- a Ijltill l lie Mil ol "I'nppe"
In "hun Tu." awl later lullouol Marie Cclc ta
In tfac till il.
BWS' . I JiflPln, 4. aIWM
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