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a toothachethat keep you awake nights with their never ceasing pains and aches that are
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: lect its warning means many Kidney ills Urinary troubles Diabetes Bright's disease.
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A modern remedy for every kidney ill for kidneys only goes right to the spot.
J cure endorsed by the people you know.
SCRANTON PROOF!
Not an experiment but a proven
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Price Street.
Mrs. Hiii-ali Km full, or VA Price
sired, Hyde Park, says: "I honestly
believe If it hud not been for I loan's
Kidney Tills f would now be in my
grao. Six year mho my kidneys I'lim
nieiieed to iroubl'1 me At llrst I did
not pay miii'li attention to it, but It
kept getting worse and other symptoms
appeared. I tried many medicines but
without obtaining permanent relief. I
was so bad that blood passed Iroin me;
my baek ached so I could not wet up or
down: I was sliort of breath and Dually
1 had to take to my bed. I was kiow
Iiik' weaker and my suffering became.
more Intense, and the doctor said ho
was iloliifj all be could for me. I often
wished' and prayed for death, for 1 had
Klveii up hope of Ketllujf relief. -ly
mother had Doan's Kidney rills
brought to her notice. Rot a box from
Matthews liros'. drug stoic. I took
them and the tii.-'t box did me mi much
Rood I got more. After the fourth box
1 thanked Cod that I bad found a rem
edy which had given me a new lease of
life."
Lafayette Street.
Mr. A. Klotss. of 1311 Lafayette
street, painter by trade, ns. "Five
years ago I took a severe cold which
settled In my Muddcr. Kvcr alter my
kidneys troubled me ,i front deal. T
used many dllfereut remedies and took
inodieine from a doctor who pro
nounced my trouble catarrh of the blad
der, but 1 sot little if tiny roller. .My
condition was continually wowing
worse and there was a constant dull
pain across my back when sit tins;
down or on settiiiK' up and turning:
about the pain became very sharp. I
had to work often for hours in a stoop
ing position, and if 1 straightened up
my baek felt as though it would snap
in two. The kidney secretions were ir
regular, of a. biRh color and a disagree
able odor, and accompanied by too fre--iiueut
action. 1 was finally laid up un
able to do any work. At this (lint! a
friend recommended Doaifs Kidney
I'ills to me. 1 had not much faith ;n
them, but 1 went to Matthews Urns',
ilnifj store and Kot a box. 1 received
so much benefit from tills that i con
tinued the treatment until well."
N. Everett Avenue.
Mr. Albert Hoskllly, of oil Xorlli Uv
crett avenue, Hyde Park, engineer at
the Capouso mines, says: "I bad for
years a. dull pain across my back. My
back felt lame and sore, so much so
that when 1 bent over it was all I could
do to straighten up again. Whenever I
took a cold It affected my baek. At
nlwlit it bothered me a groat deal with
sharp twinges which kept me awake
for hours. 1 often got up in the morn
Ills' feeliny tired and devoid of nil en
ergy and ambition. There was also a
kidney weakness which at times was
annoying' and painful. I had my atten
tion called to Doan's Kidney Pills
through our papers from time to time
by reading' the testimony from people.
I went down to Matthews Uros'. drug
store and got a box. They benefited me
In every way. 1 have felt slight touches
of the pain since, but a resort to Doan's
Kidney I'ills never failed to relieve it."
Washburn Street.
Mrs. Margaret Moses, of KM2 Wash
burn utrect, Hyde Park, says: "Kor a
number of years off and on I had at
tacks of dull pain and weakness In the
small of my baek, stooping or the least
exertion Increased It and at times I
was so bad that 1 was nimble to work
and had to have the services of a dor
tor. There was u kidney weakness
which was unnoylns and distressing,
particularly at night. I saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised and they were
recommended to mo by a Mrs. .tonkin,
of 113 South Fllmore avenue. I pro
cured a box and took them with so
much benefit that I jjot more. I can
honestly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills to any person suffering from kid
ney trouble."
NORTH MAIN AVE.NUG.
Mr. A. I. Barnes, of 41" North Main
avenue, engineer at the Sorantou Elec
tric lighting station says: "I injured
my buck by n fall and it affected my
kidneys. There were severe pains In
the loins accompanied with irregular
ity of the secretions. They were highly
colored and contained sediment.' I got
Doan's Kidney Pills at Matthews Bros",
drug store, and tboy entirely relieved
the pain and regulated the seen Ionp.
1 believe Doan's Kidney Pills are fully
up to representation and 1 will reply
to any one o,uestioning this statement
and enclosing stamps, corroborating it
in every detail."
Get
for.
Don't
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Most
what you ask
Get DOAN'S.
accept some
'just as good."
druggists sell
Doan's Kidney Pills
and will give you what
you call for. Some
may endeavor to sub
stitute an article they
make more profit on.
Insist on having the
genuine. Price 50
cents. Tlanufactured
by Foster-nilburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Tlae News of CafflbosicfaSe.
PEOPLE'S
WA.Ti:i( A a""l Kid, miilille asa" lu.-fiTrcil. bl
ot .Mi Jt WillMiii lliiiglhini, W Diiiulal! tirc .
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware nnd Hudson Railroad.
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full.m:-:
Kit Si-iv.nt. ii and Wilkiwltjiu n.in, T.tHl, .ii,
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ami 7..'"i p. in.
New York, Ontnrio and Western.
xpt. 17. l!.ni.
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in.: I. on p. 111,
tiiuli, I i.i in-, .il 7, i i. i.i. : ii.IKi p. in.
li.iln-. Ii.ivi- r.nlii ml. ilo I m- pulnb noil'.i .it
1 1. IK II, III, Oil Mllul.l.l lit 11.111 1, 'luin.,
Ir.ivlii- al 11.10 i.. iii, urfk .l.i.i mill II. IU .1. in.
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tium MT.iiimn .11 p.iii .1. in. .mil 7."i p, in.j
Hum I'aihMi .11 tl.ini p, 111.
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M'i'il Mmili,v) at 7.iJ 11, 111, iiinl l.iSJ p. 111. V
lliliinR all'l Niiii-M'Ii; al li.iit .1, 111., n.illv (i.
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Sumlat. .11 .Vi .1. in.
YEAR'S WORK OF
A SPLENDID CHARITY
Annual Repent of Emoigency Hos
pital Shows That There Were
Nenrlj- 400 Patients Cured for
Pjirlng: the Year A Greater In
tevest Thou Ever Shown In the
WorkThanks of the Board of
Dhectojs.
The Hplendld work wlileli wut. aieop).
pllBlied Urn past year by the public
charity with which the community la
blessed IhnurKfiiey hospital la shown
in the annual report of Urn Instltnilmi,
which la juat from the hands of thu
judlloiH, ij. V. llurlu', I). W, liuiupliT
roy and tf. Ii. Mills, and which l nmv
made publli: for the llrst tline.
The report is one which the director
.Will hi pleaded to liuvn the public read
nd analyze, fur H coinpiclieuds a jjooil
Icul more llinu Ik Indicated In tlu- lull!
Ut of iiirures. Xp .pt-rsmi van ionccvc
nccompli.shi's, except those who are
actively identified with the work oC
tile Institution. The report, linueser,
Klcs Mime Idea of what a factor ami
blesMiic this charity Is, and II is hoped
by the direetms that the rcniliut of it
will increase llie Interest that was
more manifest the past year than ever.
Accompanying thu report Is n state
ment from Hon. S. S. Joue.--, president
of the board, for the board, which is
of interest.
AinoiiK the Interesting items of the
report Is that one which shows that
there were "I" patients treated at the
hospital durim! the fiscal year cndlii;
Oct. "1 last. Of this number d;!S were
cured, L'ii were improved, and only I
were pot benelilted.
The statements and report follows:
The Board's Statement.
I'lll'uiul.ili', I'.i.. N. I. I'i'll.
At t'.ic ilo.. ul llii-) l'i,d .M-.ir. Hip lni.ii'1 "f
illiciliiiii "I Hie ('.11'luniii.ilr lli.-pilal .ivm-iiilcm,
l.l'.'O lilMolnll tl) l-.I.V lll.lt ill tin .M'.ll- .11 till- OKIil-
rm-(t i.t ttil-s oi ic.mir.it lull ii.e tlici'u litt-ii n Ii
lii.il'Lnl piililiu Inli'i'-.t. In tlic iiiilimiion. All
Hie iIhiilIu'S nt the city hall' nuili; lllaral cole
tilliutidiu. In Hip ni.illileit.iti.-u ul the Iiihi.iI.
wlillc II. f ttomfn' IiimiiI "t n.-.t-i.iii' imiii.i,nT
(..it i ilone it luisi' aiiiuniil in 'tuik .nut Inti'ii'ftfil
prnpli. i-.ni.illy ill lip eli.irll.iliK' tvoik el lil
Ikmi'iJ,
I'eiiliiliutiuin In iiiiiiic-.t, ftiiiiMiiniti pr iviv
loin, ti'ci'taliliii, liltlt mill t'.iinu'il coin)', .u.'sn"'
iratlm a cuiiilili-ralilo mm. are the laactli-al ii
mill if lhi wimic n's toil. Tlu Iiomil tuitlii'r
I il.r tills iii.poitimUy In thank ill" i.iiidiii
p)i.lliinsi Tin; Pil.uuiu aii'l lluiUon ("ininnj,
llllll-ril dial .'in. I lieu ir.inp.mt, 'IVuiie hull
eniiip.iny anil Sew Vnil;, flnl.nlo uiul tVe-itiiu
ciiIiii.iii., loi- lllicl.il iniituliiiliun-i ul' to.ll .nut
t.i.-'.i.
The linmci.il ililii-li a- Imlli.ili'iJ In tin'' niiiiu.il
lrpnll, iiiiiJiilitili! t ir-,17.77, If I'li'.i'lly line Hi
e.ill'.lnrilill.i-y lN.lll"i' llli'lllHil In i lUIHft mil
Willi mvi-r null, .mil the .'ill avin .ml in
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.ik a iidocii.t, nf th.il elur.iitir lilt iiiuii(K
lininiiii.ili' attriitiun.
'I ho liu.-'ii.il ttnik, mull i' the uuii'i'.d man
ajjciiirut nt Ml I'ImIiIiu' I), WiIkIiI, i-iipiiln-tl'iuiilil,
wlili her rlliik'iit luKktlii., l.as Iimii,
ln.ni 1 1 cry Mai.ilpolnt, nw.i .ul.ii.iiiiiiy. i'ln
pk.ts.lfi.in-. uiul miiui'iiiis tviui Ii.hp ti.litm.aily
l.l.i'ii iIiiiki' hi' ilu piiifi.oloii.il ttail: .mi the
uw't-aiijlit in .ill ilu- pitli-nl. nii'Uv lii-atiniiit,
liati .ii oii.llluil , tnrat tvulk nlli'; llio pa.t
m, ii. will lm ivii li.t ,i eaii'tnl i'i'U-:i m ill"
-ill I'.intiii.Ii nt'ii ri'puii. n ihi'ii' plivil'i.ue. ilu
.-.. in ilntk'iiilint, tiiii-ii mil all iikinl of ill,. u..;.
I'i'.il, i be I'.i. ml in' dlii'iioivi ar iliU tium ili'iic
In nuke pnlille .ukliotvliilcnilrlil nf ikrir t.iHi
Im'h -DltlT, tl I'll) iiulitiiiioi..
II,' tko llojul.
4111111'! .N JilUU, t'ln il.lil.
The- Annual Repent.
t .ii-tioiiij, l'.i., 0,'tol"'!' ill, liml.
AIlilh l M.llni'i'lil ol leeuliitk .tint oMn'inll! ins
oi liio tjadioiiikilt. Hoiptt.il lor tlic ji-.;r cmiint,
llitulitT Kl, Vll:
iii;ci:ii'i'A
Mali .'H'l'll.illoli ,,..,..,
Pon.rti.mi
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of the liiimeuse sood that the hospital
b.lt'i.! cu
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.il.ti ft1.-, ilintittic-4 ati.l jmiitiM I.-7I.7H
Sl'HI'l- , f.dOO.CII
lli'iiii'i'u'linv iiniiliii!r loom iUO.nu
' fli.u"t7.IJ
lApi'llllilllli- in c.Mo.-. of Hll-ipl.-, '-J, l-7.Ti .
lEc'lnctlnlly Kiiliiniltt'il.
l. I'. Nnlloll, llKl.lll.
Ul', I 111' IH.'Irl -i'IH'll .Hl'lil,.!'-. ll.lVO I'Xilllllliril
tile .! I (itllll- i.t Ike Cillioinlali' ll.i.-l'il.ll .l-.iui.e
lion tin' tin' ton' I'liilln;: Ui-ioIht .'11, l!"ll, ami limi
tin in i ori'i-et a- alinte ct tortli.
i:. I'. Ilnil.o, P. W. Ilimipkioj'. S. H. Mill-,
auilit'.i-.
The Superintendents Beport.
Mip'llllll'lltk lll'n ll'pult el pttli'lltl tllMtl'd ilnr-
titir Hie pad k-i.il yi.ii', cinliiw Oc-ioluT :'.l, fwl:
111 pitll'lltn 117
O'lt palit'itti Ul
'lulnl iiiiiiiIk'I- tii-atH iliuiicyrar (-J
A?mi'i.'.iti' iiiiiiiliii' in till.-. lii-p.ilii-nU weir
iippiiit'i In thu lii'liliilion ilniiti'' .n tr. 7,7.1.1
:.innlT or ii'it.p.uiiiitj,' i i-it-. to tlio iii-tltu-
lien iluiinu tin' jt.ii' 711
Ait'iugo tii-l if ".nil ln-uliiT.t per tttt'k.'ill. 1.7
Average eol of o.H li etil-pjtipiit pt'f tvet'k, I't'.fr
bi-p.illniti ili-a liui"! Iio.ii I ii-, ilni. ul iliii-.
in.- Hie jv.ir iiw
Out p.iliiiit.i ili'i'li.HKi'if fiuin lii'.itinrn Our-
III'." the J i. a '.I
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lolal Ti) .11
Nillitt.ee in Ili'patlt'liM imikT tteattili'lil a'.
tin' iliil il Ji'.ir IS
NiiiiiIiii' of nn'-patliiiu liinkr lic.ilnu'iit al
tiiu mil oi i .il 'ii
Amiiui' iitnnliiT ul lii'ili eiiiii.'i iliii in'.' Ike
l' ' ii-ii '.'I
lllpl".linll.l rllkllllltl'll,
r,.m iii i. i:. ti';iii, siipriiiiitii'i, 'it.
PROMISES CHEAPER ICE,
Three Local Dealers' Huslnets
Merged Into One Company, the
Stock of Which Will Be Controlled
by Consumers.
The Tllhime told, .some teek nfjo, of
tint smnsdiliu of all lei; trust that Vtns
sceklliK a place In Calboiltlale. It also
hililcd at another seheme to eonsoll.
tlule the lee butiinesK of ('ail)ondale,
witlioui uHbtiniliiK tlm llinu of u iiion
opoly. This was ni.ulo liiiotvn yeater.
day, when shares of r.ioek. in what will
bo liuonii as tlm I'arboiiilnlo Jcc com
pany Were olfcrcil fur Hlllc.
Tlio atoelt wna olft red only lit con
tanners. The schi'ine I'timpreheiula thu
conKiilldatlou of thu business of thu
three local dealers, John liootli, V. J.
McUiimmgh and Krwlu Vail. The com
pany will bo liiiown as the Cuvbondaio
leu company. It will not ho a mist:
on the contrary, Its tendencies and pur
pose art) In it directly opposite illicc
tlou. Thu hoped-for consummation Is
l he- cuttiiij down of expensea and the
control of tint stock, by consiiiiici't), so
that prices may be kept at u minimum.
To sufeyuaril ayailist nny attempt
tottai'tls a iiittiiopoly, no mure of the
Ktoclt Hum l,wu will be sobl to any In
illviiliial. .Not etcn the dealer them.
aclvca ttlll itcc'xe jimi'o llinu this
amount. Thus all will bo on the same
footing'. Stockliolders will have one nd
vantai'e, namely, they will be given a
discount of ten per cent, on all the ice
I hoy niiRlit purchase. The majority of
the subscriptions; are In small amounts,
thus makliif more secure thu advant
ages In the consumers.
The stock is beiui readily bought,
and In n short time a charter will be
applied for.
The Tribune told of the Lake J.odore
company closlti"- a bin" contract, for ice
to be supplied in t'arbondale. This as
sures thu purity of the supply.
HULL mNPROVING.
Sight of One Eye Is Preserved and
the Other Is Improving Benefit
Fund Growing'.
It will be Rood news to I ho public to
le.iru that last iiIkIU there was a re
markable Improvement In the condi
tion of Charlie Hull, the brave lireinuu,
the tlotlin of Sunday's fire.
The sight of the ris?ht eye Is roRarded
as preserved and the physicians, are
cxceeilluKl.v hopeful that the left eye
will continue in improve and will not
lie Impaired. lUs general condition Is
favorable and the belief is that the
crifls is about passed.
The fund for Hull's benefit grows
dally. It is now about $100. Beside
thu contributions of Holiday the fol
lowing subscribed yesterday:
(!. A. MniriM'
P. II. Hctlf
(i, (.'. ( li.innVilaii!
Ik lluii.iiil Coilictt
('. It. Hunter
I inU ill' V. Clou
W. Hun- M-oii
(.'.Ill
ti, M, l.iuli-liiro
W. M. 'IlKinuii
I't'.inlc Oitk.iul
I'a.l
I.. M. ."'mill
,1. W, Kiil'ii'
.1. It. V.mili'if.'iil
V. .1. Hamilton
II, .1. V,iitui
l. II. T.lpKlll
,1. M, MniKiill
N, p. ('jipvnti'r
Ca.-h
11. II, .l.olt.iil
Il.nry i Will
. T. I'oliilli'
Ik i;. Hiiiilink
W. II. I iUpati'iik
'I If lti.n'1 tunc cqniiuiy
A I'lluiJ
M. ,1. Mmpliy
A. I.. I'atli-iM.n
Willi Coll'm
ruiu.il I'niuii Nu. i$n ,.
Tlioiii'. It. Ikn lie
Ill.nnl Opil.l IIuiimi
Tli'Hli.ii l.t'tbuli
Mi.. II. !.'. II.IJIIH- ,
Ml.l ll.lllll! I'.imou ,..,.,.
II, A. Kelly
A lili'iul
Mr.. W. 17. MUity
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W. V. Watt
Ml.-. J. V.. Hun-
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LADIES' EUCHRE AND DANCE.
Important Social Evont at Burke's
Hall on Tuesday Night.
The euchi'o uiul dunce under the aus
pices of the Ladles' Catliolio Uenevo
lent association will be an Important
social ovum. It ttlll lake pluic in
Uurke's hull on Tuesday evening m-Nt.
uiul promises u delightful evening for
the throng that will be attracted to
I ho affair. Th" siicces? nf lusi season's
f'liicilou of the same ehuraeliT gives
rise to the expectation of a big attend
ance. The prizes that will be offered to the
most successful playeis will greatly
stimulate interest. Among these will
be a dinner set, an umbrella and sever
al lesser, but acceptable, trophies.
The enterprise will be under the aus
pices of St. llose church building fund.
FIRE AT PARK PLACE.
The Old Postofiice Building Damaged
by Flames.
The old postolllee, a one-story build
ing, on Park Place, was badly damaged
by fire at 11 o'clock last evening. The
building was occupied by J. J. Corrl
gan. a candy merchant, and Edward
lulholland, as a dye shot). The lire
started In I'orrignn's apartment, and
was probably caused by an overheated
stove.
Corrlgan's stock was ruined bj- water
and his loss will liu about ?ino. The
building was not damaned beyond ic-palr.
M'DERMOTT'S DEATH
WAS ACCIDENTAL
This Was the Non-Committal Ver
dict in the Coroner's Inquest in the
Case of the Lad Who Was Crushed
Ln tho Coalbrook Breaker.
"We, the Jury. Hud that Kdwurd Mc
Derinott received fatal Injuries while ut
his work In thu Coalbrook breaker, on
November 6, as the result of an acci
dent." Such wus the non-committal verdict
bruught in last evening at Alderman
Morrison's, office of Hie death of Ed
ward McUoriuott, aged 11 years, who
fell in tho rollers al t'oalbrook breaker,
as detailed lu Thu Tribune, receiving
futal Injuries, Ho died in Emergency
hospital a few hours utter thu accident.
The father of tlm boy Is preparing to
bring suit itg.ilns-t tho Delaware anil
Hudson coinpuiij- for damages, and for
this reason lust night's Inipie.sL drew a
largo crowd.
Negligence on the part of Hie com.
puny was charged, in not having the
rollers protected on the day of tho acci
dent, ami It was to determine this that
Mine Inspector Itoderlcl; c.iured last
night's iwiuest to t.'? h.'hi. Mr. Hod
em I; beard aboii tlm breaker that all
of thu coverliiBs bad not been nailed,
and ho warmly reminded a witness of
tills alleged tact. He sharply cute-flllrf-.it
cvel'j NltllCiia; ill order to CHlllb-
llah ti ht.'thei' or not thoru hud been
negllBoniT.
Thu Jury seeiiieil to think Unit the
boy uiul his death us "the result of an
accident," and an recorded their verdict.
AMUSEMENTS.
Moving Pictures Tonight.
Tin1 people ti f 1'jiIioihI.iIo moil no pL-ijiiadini
uttiiiit till) I'Mi'lltiitu of l.jnun llotic'-t ni'itliii'
plctiuea uiul tlif. not jikmi.i euly tu iiliiiiil all
oi Mi, llottf'o ailmlrm llut loiilnkt i. tiie tune,
tlio riuinl t)t'u, IIoum tltv ikiif, ami 20, ii'j apil
60 mil. tlm priio, Ultile (io ilciu.iii'l for ijI.
Iu toil tliv liiuki'.l .inlli'lMtion ut tlic luani.ji'.
tmi.l, I In re a if jfl ,i lew tiiy ilcliaile euit lu
lie link
A Large Show.
Due ut Hi lnjriit jli.l WiX popikr pi.tc'l
tuinpjiilit iii tiie imU will Ik. at ill- tir.Mil (i,k-u
Hoii-c fur tl-it-i- nlaliti, toinitim. Ins 'Jluunlay,
i lie ll'iniloj IIjiii. Mud, oiujuny Iliii i tkoir
f.turlli frnon on tke to.iO ami thc.e lute s.iincil
an envkilik' upnlation k.v giving lhe populai
pilfpil p.itron of tiiu thiMttr sumi'lkini ni'tv ami
a Miti'lt)-, pic.-rnliiii; Hit' I.irRi-t Monii; lOaj
Willi all c.lla and ikt.iil, a i-.n-lnail ot t-pi'iial
.-inii'i'.v, t'lii'cN, lislit-', rle.
"I'm- I.lln'it.f an, I I.nvi'," " n Innoei'iil fin-1I.-.I-,"
"llai.i' l iccki tt," "Knob.- -J Tt'inu'siri',"
"The Xitv liiiiiiniuii." "I'lie 1'ut.tl C.iul," V
Niiitlieiu lliiilliin.in," "llti.m.-p I l.nvc Von,"
"Tho best net. itc" "I'iiil: Doniinoi'?," 'Ilo.in
okt" H'ttial nt tke l.nectt t-ii'iiio lilaj-. 'Iki'.v
t.iriy rwij tiling for tki-o tl.ijc. Hit! t-.nne a-,
ttlicn llic.i- tvcip plat i'il ut lilsh ptlic-i ami In .nl
ililinn to Hii ill, una Ik- piMioimanie, 't-vi-val new
ami tip-lo-ikili! fpit kill its Hill liu intiujinf-il, lie
vlmlliu Hit' tio Mack,
The V. R. C. A.
A ii.nnli.r of j. inn:- I.i. lies lute funm-il . -
tkil ami .-ctlii rluli imikT tlio liili', ilu' V. It.
C. X
'flic llr-f ititftliiK tt'i krlil Mtiiulay afti'innnu
nt Hit1 koine ot .Mi--! .M.iniiu1 Mi Ike, oi I'otfiloily
"Ini-t. mIihi ,t ili'llulilnil linur tv.e; pistMik lit-I'loj-tiiiiortt-
ttoie MMtul. Tin- next iih.'i:!iii tilll
lie en .tt iirtl.i.v .it Hip lio'.iif of t'loioniu .Mt'Ila'i'.
The ini'iitlu'M of tke ,n.ioty nit- tin .MU-e-.
Snlle Mnn.ili.iii, ricrciito Melfale, M.u.f (ilonnen,
M i.t1 .Moral), M.ay Miniat-, VoiiiIl1 Iti'tiilon, Mary
Mulct1. Mary ,. Mnrraj.
Medical Society Meets.
Tho CjilioiiiJalt- Jii-tli. al t-ocirty invt l.nt nukt
in tlic tJcuf.il tooniji nf Dr. C. T. Mt-akcr, tui
f-.ilom attinic. Dr. b. Jf. dales f Str.iiitoii, ik
Ibnt'il mi .iriilriw. UN lall; v.u 'up
lopi'tl to i ili-uiv-kin Iij ilit- .lotlori
pici.t;nt. Tlif Kiit',-1-! iiion atloiininl id Ilu
Inipnlul illiilin; pail.il, wlierc tl'i'.i v.i'it1 -Litfil
ttllli an ojMrr Kiippoi. V lace iitnn'ii'" in
tlic tlottoi t'lijiiii-il pi-. .Mtakt'i's liovltabtj'-
Marriage Events of Todny.
TkCK will lie ttto tiuiiUji'ii in S-t, llo-e cliiui'li
thN altcniuon. 'Hip first ftcnt will take pkii'i! at
il.JD. The irliieit.iN will lip Mi-A llililmt Mm
lay, ol Dninlill t-liotl, ami .lami't (iotiluii, oi
(onloii auim.1.
'I lie t-cfoml in tl t i.tcfe ttlll In- at (.lilt, wlit n Ml-.
liiltLrt l ollln.-, a Ifi-oi.kljti i.tic,'t, ienl I'.it.kk
CI.uk, ot Kivktli utttniP, will lie tttildi'il.
"Andy" in Vest Virginia.
"AiiiI.v" H'loniipll, t lit.- ((filial iiil.i,' wlio
k'll I'ultiinilali' M'tiial nek. au in aurpi a
ioitloli ,i- Havel I ii njletni.iii, U loiatttil In a
Vft Vlrnlnl.1 ttmn nt Hit' ii'puti-ntatiit! .if t be
AmrriiiUi Te.i itiiiii.iii,v. iitl.v l iiio..pi'liis,
v. Iil.ii ttlll In, plt-.io.iiil iii'.ti in ItK nuiiiiioiH
fi It'll I- In it1.
Ifuneral Services,
Tin1 tuiiii'.il ul Hip lain Mtkol.i- I'li.uii will
taie' pli-i liu- uioinliu. Tlm pi'Ki..iiii will
ki.c ike 111,' k.'lnr ul ikp .Ji-u-ii-ul. No. U Jif
ti.t it let I , al II ii'iltnk, li',lili-lii n,Ui ttlll Ii'
i .. In.iti'il In m. Itoit iliuieh, alter titiHi tlu tv.
lll.llll- V, 111 lie llll.'lli'll ill M. IJ.I-I I'tllU'lllJ ,
MflotiiiRS of Tonight.
I'aiktt I .n. ,iv l.i'.iiuli, tjil-.ili, kiiiuliu,
I'li.ii'.ir ..etlt. Kllli'liU ef M.title ti.i.u,
I .ii'io.l'lili' lobe, k'nikl. i, I'jtlii't.'.
I.i'lli'n' uillai.i, llalhoji KiikIihi'i (Jtivi-
IKWII,1.
The Indians' Dance,
Tin' linlijii.t turn ImII ok tin tull ii-i'.iliiii a
tlanre in llinkt,'-. lull tu Tluiik'sltlni t-te, Will-nc-iliy
nt.tl, Tiiu y tiiiiJi mill ,i (lit1 lum aie
tnm'jr ami llieli1 ailalr tU-trii't tu I"1 well p.e
troniit'il,
THE PASSING THRONG,
Mlo-o.- jiiIi Q.iliil.ni, Maj Caiiltu ami Mimli
Miiniluu r,.(iil .tttlt'iilay ill JVinijii.
Mriiliaut baai! .SIil-it i on a lnilin'. nip to
I'iiil.iiltlpkki. lit1 ttlll ul inn tuinoiioit.
Ml.-. Jl.nnkt lijily, tu Sttoniii jt i inn', I- ti.ii
Ins in r teiiiln. Wf Mii't) O'JI.iII.'.t, or .raiiien.
Ml-- llliilpi', Mti't-lii't'. il Stl.iiiUli, i Ike iHini
vt Mi. ami Hit. .I.mic. i;oinian, vt ..nl It Mam
tirct.
I lurli' l.'tkcil, if llil'l;rtrl, I'eno.. 111111.141 r
of lit? ttholc-ale ilci.iilni(iil i'i 1 he Wki-tlcr .t.
Wll-i.ii totiip.iiit. 11 al Ike Hani-oil llioo.
JERMYN AND JHAYFIELD.
Edward Snyder, the Assembly hall
janitor, met with a peculiar accident
yesterday, while engaged at his duties
in the hall. He bad occasion to mow
the upright piano and In doing so he in
some manner overturned the piano,
which fell upon his legs, pinning htm
to the floor. Jlo was unable to extri
cate himself, and as there was no one
In the ball ho was in tiulto a predica
ment. He lay in the unpleasant posi
tion for some time, until bis cries for
help were heard by Mr. Mason, whose
place of business Is underneath the
hull, .'iiul ho muuuscd with consider
able effort to release the janitor from
his uncomfortable position. Snyder
complained considerably of pains hi his
legs, but. bis escape from serious in
jury was a lucky one, us the piano, an
upright one, is of considerable weight.
The ease of Gallagher vs. Uorough of
.rerniyn was befoie court yesterday.
After the plaintiff's side had been
beard, Attorney Torrey, on behalf of
the defendants, asked for a 11011-siill,
011 the ground of contributory negli
gence on the part of the plaintiff. .Iiitlge
Carpenter will render his decision on
the point tliis morning.
The condition of Fred 'Wright, who is
at the Hahnemann hospital, suffering
with pneumonia, was so serious yester
day that some of his .Termyii friends
were not allow ed to see him.
1'iilrlck and Martin Harrett.wlio have
been working In Ehrenlleld, (.'.imbrlii
county, for the past year, have returned
home,
S. V. Decker, of Olypliant. was a
culler in town last evening.
Miss Stella Pondrcd was a Carbon
dali! visitor yesterday.
The North End illee club, of Scran
ton, has been secured to give a concert
beie, under the auspices of the Metho
dist Episcopal church, next mouth. The
club has been heard here previously
and t helf singing was much enjoyed.
They will, 110 doubt, be greeted by ti
hirgi! Ilnlis-i1 on the occasion of their
coming visit.
Dr. I, S. Graves and M. .1. Shields, of
.lermyii, and llyroii II. Jackson, of Rlay
flelil, attended tho meeting of the far
bondulo .Medical society, at Curbondiili ,
lust evening.
The Artesian Hose company will hold
a grand ball In At-.icmbly ball nil l-'l'l-tltiy
evening, ncecinber i;i, wluii tie
drawing tor 1 1 1 - Sin gold piece ttiil t.iK
place.
PECIiVILLE.
The !.iitie:i who tips Intel ested in the
etunlllii fill)' of the Wllt-'ouFire. toinpa1'
are rmilliMtcd to meet at the bot-c bout."
ruiiius this evening. A general miita
lion Is csiiindcd and a large alb nti uue
Is dci-died,
l.lsi of letters remaining uiul.ipicd
ill the postofiice at I'ecktlllc, l'.i . week
ending Nov. Hi, luoit Katie Langtion,
Miss ISye MUhKcy, M. IL Cli.ice. esi ,
Steven Carrey, Patrick Kane. Mr,
Kramer Duinbouskl, MulJU Nihtulu,
dully l.ovldtl, .lun Antonio MurcliiHUi,
.Miss Emma Carpenter is on thu sick
list.
The ladies of Iho Huntlst ihurih urn
preparing to hold a bacuur Hi the Mor
flf.iu More building In the near future.
All residents "f Wukcly borough who
have dots running at large are reipiesl.
ed to muzzle ihcni for the next sixty
days. All doer, foiliul on the streets
not mip'v.leil will le "li'd- "' ""Icr nt
the i-ouiiell.
Cieorue V Williams. President.
Attest -1. F. H"ttt'.v. Seciclary.
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