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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1902.
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WEST SCRANTON
Branch ofllco In Jenkins' Drug Btoro, coiner of Main avenue and
Jackson street. Old 'phone, 517-4. New 'phone, 8-2-8-7. Open even
ings until 10.30 o'clock. WIL1IAM B. HUGHES, Correspondent.
PERFORMANCE
WAS REPEATED
ANOTHER LARGE AUDIENCE
ENJOYED THE MINSTREIS.
Popularity of the Electrlo City
Wheelmen Fully Demonstrated
Again Last Evening Triumph for
Alfred Wooler Bible Society Con
cert Euneral of Mrs. Protheroe.
May-Pole Dance and Concert Al
dermanlc and Police Cases Other
Items of Interest.
The Wheelmen's Minstrel show was
repented ut Jteurs' hall last nlcht be
fore another larrje audience, nnd the
performance was Riven even more
Hinoothly than the previous night. All
of the boys displayed plenty of con
fidence nnd sang fieely and without
stage fright.
The persistent oft'ottH put forth by
Alfred Wooler In training the chorus
and soloists deserves much praise, and
nhovved that while he had exceptional
talent to work on, It was nevertheless
a great task to select sonss and cho
ruses suitable to the voices.
Not it little of the success of the per
formance Is due to the work of C. A.
Uynon, who has faithfully served as ac-
Ai.ru'1!) unoi.r.it.
. ompsinif-J and mnsle.il director during
all the long and tiresome rehearsals of
!Tli3 Bct Family Cough Remedy,
uuiuui b ricuui lai,
For Sal? bj
GEO. W. JENKINS,
101 S. Main nve.
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Tho fact Is conceded that for years past tho progress of
our Cloak and Suit Department has been nn unbroken series of
successes with each succeeding season. Yenr by year has wit
nessed impiovcmeulc at every point essential to tho pleasure
and piofit of our patrons, and during tho present season, not
withstanding that tho floor space of this department lias been
doubled, wo hnvo been taxed to our utmost to keep paco with
the never-ceasing flow of appreciative buyers, the number of
which puts the tiade of all former seasons completely into the
background.
This being the fact, our original season's purchases proved
totally inadequate to meet tho lequiremonts of our business, and
wo wore once moio forced into the innrket with the result that
we have
Purchased a Loading Manufacturers
Entire Stock of Ladies' High Class
Suits at 40 Per Cant. Untie1 Formar Prices
This is a ropressntntive stock in tho highest eeuse of the
word. Tho fabrics, tho styles, the tailoring nnd the fit are as
porfect no skill and fashion can make them, so that buyers
mako no sacrifice during
This Extraordinary Bariain Sale
Which begins on Saturday morning at 9 a. ra.
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A Few Indisputable Facts.
Ladies fine Tailored Suits of serge and Venetian, eton nnt
half-fitting Jackets, trimmed with moire silk and novolty braid,
Skirta have full graduated flounce, and tho whole suit Is un
usually vell tailored. A regular $13.50 suit Uj i f f(
ladies' Suits of fine cheviots, Venetians, hop sackings, etc,
In hlue, black, castor and oxford greys; eton or blouse effect
Jackets, elegantly trimmed with silk bands, etc. Skirts cut
in newest styles and trimmed with moire, graduated
flounce, etc. A splendid value for $10.50, Sale (J j-j g r
Indies' high class Tailored Suits of broadcloth, Venetian,
serges, etc. colors, blue, black and oxford; beautifully lined
and trimmed with taffeta reveres, cuffs and vest jackets, in eton,
blouse or Gibson styles. Skirts havo graduated flounce, taf
feta bands, etc. Full value for $10,50, Sale (T g- rf
'ladles' Suits in fine cheviots nnd Venetians; colors, blue,
black and castor; eton or blouse effect Jackets. Skirt3 havo
superlative flounce and the entire suit is tailored and finished In
the highest possible manner, Suits that are well (J? -a vw
worth $25.00, during this sale , , , P 1 V. UU
Xadles Suits of broadcloth, Venetians, serges and fine wool
crash. JacketB have taffeta vests, cuffs nnd reveres, while the
skirts are trimmed with superlative flounce, etc, Model high
class suits that cquld not be purchased in the or- (C) An
dlnary way under 30.00. Sale price VpZI.UU
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the company. Ho Is not only a plttnlnt
oC recognized ability, but a composer
ot some note, one of his comnosltlonn
being a part of .the performance.
Perhaps the most ludicrous innkc-nn
of the whole show was that effected by
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Introlocutor It. W. Luce, whose enor
mous weight not only incites comment,
but his costume certainly wus a
dream, as far as minstrel goes. Ills
assistance to the boys In cracking their
jokes proved an Inspiration, and helped
to make the show the success It was.
The patrons enjoyed dancing after the
show Inst night. The performance
will probably bu repeated nt Dixie's
theater.
May-Pole Dance and Concert.
Following Is the programme of an
entertainment to be given this evening
In St. David's church basement, under
the'ausplces of the Ladles' Aid chapter:
I'i.mo Sola Ml-i Itoic Smith
Void Solo Mi, John Mm gnu
llrcitutloii Mi-s ltos.. MnlMi
Voc.il Solo Mi-. A. It. Jones
liittiunicntil )iwt....Mi'M'S Nntili nnd Willi. mu
X ot-.i 1 Solo Mi. Altluir Morgans
limitation Ml-. M.nv l)ni.-cy
Mm monk. i nnd Ifnii.n Itoblmon llrolhc.s
oeal Solo Mm. lt.imlulpli Jones
Mii.io!p IJiiki' -ltren lion and finis
Conduct refs Mi's .1. Phillip. I'l.inl't, Mi-3 lto-c
Smith.
Itcfir-liiiionts will lie reived. Conceit "ill lo'n
iiicikc at S p. in.
Before Alderman Kellow.
Mrs. Jennie need, or :.nn North Main
avenue, had her father, Hugh Winkler,
of t!10 Railroad avenue, arraigned be
fore Alderman Kellow yesterday on the
charge of assault nnd battery, and he
was held In $200 ball for his appearance
at court.
The woman alleged that an argument
arose over some flower pots, which end
ed in a light, and she was worsted.
Her appearance before the alderman,
when she swore out the wan ant, cer
tainly Indicated thn.t fact.
Tolice Court Cases.
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Valley went Into tho wrong hoiiso on
Merrlflcld street enrly yesterday morn
ing nnd went to bed with his boots on.
The woman of tho house discovered
him, nnd sent for Constable McOlnty,
who placed him under arrest. He paid
it line of $S nt the hearing yesterday.
Cleorgc Mnnscuvlteh, of Twenty-first
street, was committed to tho county
Jnll for twenty days In default of a flue
or S3.R0.
Surnh Ford, of .lessun, the woman
who stole n child's bank from O'Con
nor's hotel, was sent to tho county Jail
yesterday in dcfuult of a fine of $5.
Enjoyable Entertainment.
The Welsh Hlblo society held n very
enjoyable entertainment In the First
Welsh Congregational church Inst
evening, which was largely attended.
Hon. H. M. Kdwnrds presided nnd mndo
n few preliminary remarks nnd nn ex
cellent vocal programme was furnished.
The participants were: Mrs. Brun
dags, Mrs. Hcckel, Miss Powell, Miss
Via Jones, Iewls Lewis, Miss Sadie
Jones. Thomas Abrnms, David Jenkins
and lien Jn mln Grlflltlis.
Judge Ed wards reviewed tho work of
the society, and the good results that
have attended It during Its existence.
Funeral of Mrs. Protheroe.
One of the largest funerals held In
West Scrnnton In a long time was that
yesterday afternoon In connection with
the burial of the late Mrs. Ituth Pro
theroe. The cortege left the house on
Academy street at 2 o'clock, and moved
to the First Welsh Bautist church,
where services were conducted In Welsh
and English.
The clergymen who participated In
the services were: Rev. D. D. Hop
kins, pastor of the church; Rev. Thos.
deGruchy, D. D., pastor of the Jack
son Street Baptist church; Rev. Rob
ert F. Y. Pierce, pastor of the Penn
Avenue Baptist church: Rev. T. P.
Morgan, of Edwardsdale: Rev. George
Hague, of Olyphant; Rev. Edwards, of
Taylor.
Mrs. Frank Brundagc sang, and Mrs.
D. B. Thomas presided at the organ.
The pallbearers wern John Ij. Jenkins,
James A. Evans, William D. Morris and
Edward K. Thomas. Interment was
made in the Forest Hill cemetery.
Other Funerals Yesterday.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Jennie May Thomas, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Herdman, of
120D Jackson street, were held at the
Plymouth Congregational church yes
terday afternoon, and wore In charge
of Rev. D. P. Jones, pastor of tho Tab
ernacle Congregational church. The
pullbearers were Ezra Allen, Walter
Lewis. Hugh Gray, William Doyoc, Jo
seph Phillips and Harry Reese. The
flower girls weio Mabel Lang, Minnie
Gray, Mabel Wheeler and Jessie Grnv.
The attendants walked to the Wash
burn street cemetery, where interment
was made.
Tho funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. Elizabeth J. Powell,
wife of John Powell, were held yestei
day afternoon at the house, 739 North
Bromley avenue. Interment was made
In tho Washburn street cemetery.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The Ovfunl Mine AeeirtenUl fund will conduot
lluir annual ialuimchi on June 10 to Mountiin
park.
The Walineta Ilancinj; oil's liac post ouofl
tlioir melius fi om tills eeninc until lonioirnv
rcnirs at Jlr.us' lull, on account of the lull
heins prcloiily ennged.
Will Itohcriiuii, one of the atlemijiits at the
HilKidc li'iine, was in town jeteidiy.
ILirKc lliothon will louder their lIciU the
untmal i ei option jnd Mptial jt the, Moio this
ei cuius;,
CVmtiiHor n. V. Denner, of Stratfoid annuo,
w.H (endued J Mirpuso by hi? friends on Motiilj
ivoniuir. lie contemplate-, a Kmcpc.in lilp in
the rair fiiliuo.
Mrs. i:an 11. Dit ic, of Xoith lljde PaiK ac
line, is iritii.illv 111.
.Mr. W, O. Ciiupbcll. of N'orth fiarliehl ave
nue, atlemleil the fuueul of a lehtiic ill lta
?lolon je-.lird.i.v.
.Mi-. tfiace i:.ins, of Xoith Hide Pari: aoiiio,
hia lotiiuied home from a Kit Willi fiiouls in
Carl Kind ileN
The i:i(clric Cil.v Mindolln and Ouilar tlnli
will liiild an enttitiininent and iucl.il in Me-ir.-,'
hill thii evinlni:.
The IiclleMie niK-ion fcl-nol will continue their
twi.il on 'I IiiiimI i.v eionint,- rei.
The UoIIomio I,ujjI Ciiisiiicia will niOLt to
inorinw crning.
Miss I.iI I'nie, of I.if.ijetle f-treet, enter
lainod tho Speedwell club at her home on Tuci
diy oieniiis,
SI. TatiUk's lil-h rjlliolie liopevolont union
will meet in St. fiouV halt Ihlj, orniiiB".
Mr. and Mi-, .1. I). Kildwin ami dilldiin hue
loliiiiiid home finm lSiilI..u-l, Vi,, vheic they
al t in led .1 ftltlOMl.
Mi-n l.uhi Mutu-in, of Miin aienue, luis ie
turiidl homo fiom New Yoilt.
Mis. 1'. W. T.igw, of Jukson street, is in-di-io-ed.
The lemiiiw of an infmt child of Mr. and
Mr-. 1'ird Atkliii-l, of Noilh lliomley .iienur,
won- intuicd in the Wa'-hhurn itiu-t cci.i-tery
,u-(eidiy afleinooii.
Mi-s .Icimie llncLc-., of Thirlecnth ftreet. til
ti'itnhiiil the Ui-t Str.inton 1'ioliiliitioii Alii
urae at htr liome list ivrnmi;.
NORTH SCRANTON.
The liirlier.n of ln-.d "Jll are ico,ucs(cd to meet
at (ii IiIIiik'i hliop 'Ihuriikiy nenini? at 8 oMoik,
as liuine-.s nf linporl.incv is to be truimolcd.
Tho Women's L'liisliin TViupei.'tuee union will
nuet till afleinooii at it o'tloik In the Vounj
Womon'-j fhtUti.m uo(.iilion loonv.
1'iofi-Bsoiy .1, h. McMuuay, for fomo time oi
Kinist at the Xoilli M-iln Amiiiic llaptlit (.liuioli,
lias leagued and in'.enJa aolng to Kansas Citj to
reside.
This ciciilns tlio l'alher Uhllty fooicty will
conduct a Hunker and entertainment In SI.
Marj's lull.
lleniy Jones of C'leieland, 0 is the truest of
Ills father, Lewis down, of Wajne au-nue.
'flic Alonro llaltli Kleetro-l'lioto Musk d com
p.iny will appear at the Tabernacle on Tliundiy
owning-, May 2J. Tlio company consUls of a
(ornetist, a harpli-t, a soloist and an c-peiiilly
flue iiioIiir picture machine. Ilio rcceipln will
HEADACHG CHARMED.
It Is tho Experience of Scrnnton Peo
ple That Proves the MRglcnl Effect
of Dr. Chase's Nerve Pills with
Sick find Nervous Hendnche,
It has never come to uny other medl
cino never to till medicines tho
abundance of Scrnnton testimony
showing tho unentailed merit estab
lished by Dr. A, W. Chaso's Nerve
Pills. Thero is probably no case of
nervous sick headache .they will not
cute.
Mrs. James Watson, of No. 315
Twelfth street, Scumton, Pu says;
Dr, A. AY. Chase's Nerve J'JIls are
line, I began to use them for nervous
sick headaches and nervousness, and
had great success In stopping them
completely. Recently I tibed them to
ovetcorno Iho depression unci weak
nesses following grip and they were
again successful, giving mo bodily
strength and nerve steadiness, As un
all-round nerve and generuf tonlo they
are grand, and I nm very much pleased
that my attention was called to them
through Matthews Rros., druggists,
320' Luckawannu avenue.
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at 50c. u box ut dealers, or Dr. A,
W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N, V,
See that portrait and signature of A.
W, Chase. M, P.. are an every psuikaeo.
HAVE
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TRIED
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY
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All Druggists sell It
At$1.00al)ottlo.
ro towards the fund of the Scrnnton Institute of
Human Declo:mitnt.
Claude Clinbberly, of Paterson, lus returned
home after lsltlna; the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
bilknuii, of Noith Main au-nue.
IW-C'ouncllinan Wade Finn, or North Main
avenue, spent yesterday at Crystal Lake.
Mrs, Willi lm Kvans, of Slatington, la visiting
tho home of her parent?, Mr, and Mm. V. i,
lilward", of llrlek avenue.
'J he l)ltkon Kcjr fund will meet in Leonard's
hall on Monday, May 12. Hereafter the meeting
of tlio fund will be held on tho ccond Monday
of the month, instead of the fourth.
Iho two children of John Collins, residing on
Wajne avenue, were nearly BUiiocatcd by escap
ing coal gas. The chlldacn were unconscious
when discovered. Ilr. Sullivan vva9 called anil
succeeded In bringing the sufTerera out of dan
ger. Tlic trap and handle piseon match between
Otto Stout and 31. ,1. Kelly. Is to take nlaco
at M. J. Horn's hotel, on Putnam street, Satur
day afternoon for a purse of $100.
The niembeia of the senior class nt the Insti
tute have ananged with the btorrs to play an ex
hibition game of ba'l.ct ball In the .udiloilum
Tilday evening, May 0.
Helen flodusky and Funds Wollsl.y, rcoldcnls
of Oak street, were arraigned before Alderman
Myers on the charge of stealing aitlclcs fiom
the house of Thomas Sininis on Oak street. Thej
were held under IjsiOO ball for their appearance
before court.
GREEN RIDGE.
The ladles of the Chinch of tho fiood Shepherd
will londuct a "Masonic"' supper Thursday even
ing, May 1, from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Mildred Iteplogle, of Stn Sunset avenue, en
tertained many of her lilllc friends at a birth
day pirty Monday afternoon. Those present
were Esther Simpson, flannc-c Tobey, C'jrrie
Hiwkcr, Karl Colvin, Robert Thomason, Roland
Hawker, Klsic Monies, Amy Woodruff, Peter
Malic, Lillle Langliiim, Edgar CraufTolil. Ruth
Woodruff, Burton Pa.vnc, Jllldrcd .Smith and
Howard Wilson.
Mrs. W. II. Teek, of Roselawn, entertained a
number of young people jesterday afternoon fiom
1 o'clock to 11, in lienor of Iter Eon, Nelson's,
blrthdiy. 3frs. I'cck was assisted in entertain
ing by her daughters, Sliss Ciracc Peek and Mrs.
F. A. Kaiser, fiamea were plavcd on the lawn
and the entire party yas photographed by Mi's
Clrace Peck. The fqllouing guests were present:
Anna Ives, Elizabeth Campbell, Laura Zimmer
man. Margaret .lone":, Mildred Mitchell, Francis
Pin click, Albert Raymond, Carl Robimon, Albert
Xotbackcr, Herbert Stone, Allen Ojbourn and
djy Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kear and son, Charlc,
of N'oith Park, leturiied yesteid.iy from Phila
delphia, wnere they spent Hie w Intel.
Mi-a Ktlicl liobbins, of Kentucky, is the guest
of .Mrs. Robcit Mmrcll, of llicksnn .ivi-nue.
Jlr. Chides Mclaughlin, of New Yoik, wlio
was cilled heio by the death of his brother, Wil
liam 31cl.oughliii. relumed home .vestcrday.
DUNMORE.
The bridge crossing the Roaiing biook at Xaj
Aug wlneli was washed away at the time of the
heavy rain several months ago bai bee nreplieed
and was opened for travel yesteiday. Tho vve-rk
was done by t'onliactnr Martin Cooney. The
expense i? to be borne by the boiouuli and tho
Su.intcm fias and Water conipany. 'Ihc residents
of lh.it section Inve bicn gically inconvenieneed
liuimg the pist winlci. it luvin? Iiecn necc-viuy
to Iiavc all their coal, etr., hauled from here
around by way of the boulevard nnd then down
the mountain, thus inirejsing the cost of coal
about ?1 per ton.
St. Miry't, choir will meet for lcliearsil Thurs
day evening at S o'clock.
The Women's Cliri-ti.ui Temperance union will
meet this afternoon at 2.S0 o'cloil; at the borne
of Mrs. Santee, on Electric avenue.
The Woman's guild nf St. Maik's rlmrrh will
hold a social at the home of Itiih.tid Winter
stein on Monday evening, Jfay 13.
P. F. Mmpliy, n former risident lieie, but now
of New- York city, is renew ing old friend-hips
in town.
tleorgo Teeter, of Man ley, visited iclatlves in
town reicntly.
Mrs. Robert Nash, is visiting her mother, 3trs.
John llrennan, of Carbondile.
John Allen and sn, tienige, nf Avoea, arc
ginMs at the homo of J.-iine Allen, of Eist
Drinker street.
Mr, and Mis. M. M. Spencer have letiuneil
home from a successful trout Bailing trip in Pike
county.
Dr. I'. P. Carly is able to be at bis offico again
after a week's indisposition with rheumatic gout.
The Durunoro Woman's ChrWIan Tempeiance
union will ineit Thursday at il p. in., at the
home of Jlr Santeo, on Flectrlo avenue.
OBITUARY.
MRS. ELEANOR N. BAYLET, widow
of William Hayley, deceased, died at
tho home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Shook, 2014 Eclnti avenue, last evenlns,
ufter u llneerlnrj Illness. She Is sut
vlved bv three sons und one daughter,
Nellie K. and John W., of this city,
Anson W., of Carbondale, and Judson
O., of Wllkcs-I3arre. The funerul un
nouncement will bo made later.
MARTIN CUFF, an old cltlaen of
Dunmorp, died yesterdny ut his home
on SprlnK street, In that borounh. Ho
Is survived by u wife and tho following
children: Mrs. Thomas McCann, Mis.
Qlbney, nnd Surah, of Ashley; Agnes,
Kate and John, of Dunnioro. The
funeral announcement will be made
later.
WENK MAI.ONEY, tho 2-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Muloney, dle'tl
nt the family residence, 927 Maple
street, yesterday. Tho funeral will take
placo this tifternoou and Interment will
be made in the Cathedral cemetery.
FUNEBAXS.
Tlio remains ot the lute John N. (lardnci- nr
rind yesterday fiom Detroit, Mich, Tlio funeral
will take place this afternoon at 2-30 from the
home nf bis daughter, Mrs, James Molr.li,, 71S
Myrtle street.
Important Railroad Seal,
Py Exclusive. Wire fiom The Associated Press.
St, Juls, April 20. M. A. Low, cneral attor
ney of the Chtiagn, Hick Uland ami Pacific- Rail-v.-oy
company, stated today that his road bid
purchased the bt, Louis, KansJS City and Colo
lado lallroad, operating between St. 1-ouis and
Union, Mo., and bail uutliorlzcd the Mcicautile
Trust company to nrgottato (or the punri'uasc o
the St. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado rail
road, the ltovlc Island secures right ot way Into
St. Louts with the acquisition ol the piopcrty
of the Wiggins Ferry company, ainpU trmlnal
Utllillc will be had.
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Free Fair-Food Fair
Immense
g here and there, near and far, Paris, Holland, California,
es everywhere.
s An interesting and instructive show for young and old.
JS No patent medicines, no liquors, just good things to eat and r
Q use anything everything. Learn how to prepare them
Q and how to use them.
Show begins ,
May 12th, Scranton Bicycle Club Hall
K Continuing Two Weeks.
C Demonstrations daily, Samples and souvenirs for all,
O Entertainment music. See displays of some of the sou-
tt . venirs in the show windows about town.
Q Tickets Free. As a convenience to the public and a
courtesy to the retailers we give them tickets for their cus-
0 tomers. Ask your grocer to save one for you. Free to
Q him so free to you.
I NATIONAL
SOUTHSGRANTON
ANNIVEBSABY OF CAMP 430,
P. O. S. OF A.
Celebrated with n Banquet nnd
Social in Athletic Hall Speeches
Made by A. J. Colborn and Others.
Those Who Attended the Very
Pleasant Event Charles A. O.
Stark Had His Hand Injured at
Conaseraga Birthday Party at
the Home of Victor Sartor.
Camp 420, Patriotic Order Sons of
America, Rathered In large numbers at
Athletic bull on Alder street last even
ing lo commemorate the' Tbitteenth
annl-ersary of the organization of the
society. The hall was beautifully drap
ocl in the national colors, tho figures
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Tre.i-iiirr of Camp Since It Was Orsaiiled.
"430" displayed In front of the stage
in electrlo lights. Five tables weie set
for the guests and members, to seat 130
couples-. Four ran tho length of tho
hall and one aciohs the hull, near tho
stage, which faced the others, at vhleh
the committee, camp ofllecrs and
special guests sat.
The meinhprs and lady friends began
lo arrive at S o'clock, and at S.l.'i p.
m, all sat down tu participate of Cater
er Waldner's well at ranged and tempt
ing menu.
The exorcises commenced immediately
after and Chairman William Wlrth,
of the committee of ariangements,
delivered a fahorL pithy address of wel
come. Then "America" was sung by
tho assemblage, after which an Invoca
tion was made by Chaplain August F.
Kraft.
At the clof-o of the banquet Jlr. Wlrth
In a few Introductory remarks, dis
closed the reason for the gathering,
and a selection was rendered in ex
cellent voice b Misses Maty With, and
Martha Nordt,
An address by National President
A, J. Colborn, followed and was re
plete with sentiment and patriotism,
Fred Jones toasted tho "ladles," after
which a selection was rendered by
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WII.I.I.NM WIIITJI.
Cluliman of Coniiultlce of Arranjcmcnts.
Lawrence's orchestra. Remarks on
"nachelordom" were )nmlo by Hi-other
Wlrth, and Alfred duthelnn, whoso
theme was "Nothing to Say," mndo a
decided hit. A dance followed the af
fair which was ni03t successful.
Tho committee- in charge labored hard
and they received tho warmest com
mendation for tho happy culmination of
their effort.
Cleorge Fruble, who Is u charter mem
her, has been tlio suclety's treasurer
THE HOMELIEST MAN IN SCRftOTON
Al vvcll as llic handsomest, and others aio invited
to call on ar? drusjUt and tfet free a trill uoltlc
of KcmjV Ilalsam for tlio lliroat und .unji, a
remedy that i guaranteed (o euro and relievo nil
thronlo ind Acute Coujlm, Attlmu, lironcliltil
ud Coosumvtlou. l'rio-S3c. and -Q
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I AMUSEMENT8.
S AWVAAAWA
national exhibition of fine food
FOOD SHOW
Lyceum Theatre
M. Br.IS. Lessee nnd Manajrer.
A. J. DUl-TY, l!u3iiiC3i Manaser.
iiirrtsii.YY Ninur.
r-itiiioulliury i:iiil
W'aqenliaU & Kemper I'lo-rnt
And an Incomparable Company In
'The
Merchant of Venice
Prices Mt',, fiOc, 75c, 'jl.OO, SI..J0.
So.it s now on ji!
SATUBDAY MATIXin: AND MOIIT.
lieturn nngagement. 'tin- Sea-iun's Oic.itc.--t Hue-
ess.
J. H. Stoddard,
In Klrkc I.ablicllc's Ualioiatc rioduclion ot
THE
BONNIE BRIER BUSH
Same (iic.it Cast a-. Before.
Priies N'iirlit, '-3e to $1.50; niatiner, i'c to l.
CarriaBC Xiifht, 10.15; matinee, 1.13.
Scats on fale Thursday at 1) a. in.
Academy of Husic
U. BEIS. Lene. A. J. Duffy, Mdftccr.
n.M.AME OF WKEK. Till: I'.WOniTK
BonTons
With Chailo l.o.vbuine and Knniia nuntins.
riices 10, iO and :iOc; matlncc, 10 and l!0e.
xi:m' avciik.
SCHILLER STOCK COMPANY
Suppoitlnsr tlic Hciuliliil and Acioiiip'iJi"il
Aiti'te,
JIIS.S U.U rONTAIXBI.i: U.
for many ycais, and is a member of
the sinking fund commipfcion. Mr.
Wlrth, Is ii resident of tho Eleventh
ward, and is employed In the court
house.
The following constitutc-d the com
mittee of airanKeinont: William
With, chairman; Peter Haas, John
Lewert, Fred Outlier, (.'huiies Sny.lt.-.
Grlinth D. James. John Ntielier, William
E. Kirchoff, Cleorsre Frable. A. L. Uahr,
Charles Uahr. Those present were:
Mr. and Mis John 1'. Hlhlibraiidl, Mr. and
Mrs. I'rcd (inn;tir. Mi. and Mi-. IMei . Hun,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolpli llaninien, Ml. and Mi.-.
John Ivvcrt, Jlr. and Mr-. (Irilfuli 1. Jam"-,
Mr. and Mr. Win. ('. KluhniT; Mr. and Mi.
Thaller Ham, Mr. and Mr. l'ml .lone-, Iti-iuidcr
of Dccd-i and Mrs. Kmll Ilonu, Mi. and Mr-.
John Ilrmv-n, Mr. and Mrs. l'l-ink Klcin-i hiodt,
Mr. and Mi.-. Charlc-f Wirlli, Mr. and Mi. An
Biit K. Kinlt, Mr. nnd Mr. Hi-niy Dicing. Mi.
and Mi-.. I.oviis llicinv. Mr. nnd Mi-.. Ilinry
Wlilli, Mr. and Mis. l'ml II.iiiiihii, Mr. .ml "i--1
.l.icoli llaetner, Ml. .inj Mis. 'lino. Ililtei. Mr.
and Mrs. lleniy WeK-., .rr. and Mi.-. hirlcs
.N'euls, Mr. and Mr.-. Ili-iijiiuin .Mooie. Mr. and
Mi. .I.noli iliuiuk. Mi. and r. It. O. Shiefe',
Mr, and .Mrs. Atigiut IteldinbKli, Mr. ami Mrv,
Alino lliililunl. Mr. and Jin. I'uiik llinUh.
ler, Mr. and Mr. William Man-, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas 11, SpruUs, .Mr. and Mrs. AiiKiist 1",
Ki.tn.-v,. Mr. and Mi-.. Adolpn lleu-ncr. Mr. and
Mrs., l'red llemnrr, Mr, and .Mrs. lleniy Ki.nl,
Mr. mill Mis. tTuilcs I.'. I'lilllll", Mr. and .Mi-.
.1.U ob lllllu-, Mr. ami Ml-, lleniy I'. Zli-sler,
.Mr. nnd Mr-. Iii Sclii-uer, Mr. and Mr t lias.
(neper, Mr d Mn-. AuKii--t Wi-.vme.vir. Mr. mid
Mrs. (I. A. Miller, Mr. ami Mrs. AiiRibt Knirr,
Mr. and Mis. John l". Silu-nei, Mi. ind Ml-,. Will
lam I'rilsUi, Mr. and Jii, llolicrt Dietir. Mr.
and Mrs. l'red V. KircliolT, Mr. and Ml-,. Heil
I.. Miller, Mr. and Mr. l'red C. Miller; Me-v-r-,.
A. ,1, C'lilhnin, J, W. r-anford, Fred !)lelnir, A.
i llahr, L'hirles llahr. Allied (iulliiln, I'li-d
(lilhert, William I'nvvdl, Hi my Helm, (,iorj
Wlrth, (ieorKe Maus, illli that. Jainei, llhd,
.lainli Maar, I'reil Xaehrr, I'liillp 1'lelie, J. .
r-'ilwnl;, 1'iny Z. .lone, William Wlilll, -lohii
Ilil.er, (iiiiruc. IVune, lleniy (', 'r-inns, I luilei
Wilier, fhrlt He. AiiK"t Woir, l'i nil. Il.'v
(-liiecr, Krvviul II. Milir, Jmoli Kiit, I'u-d l.ot.,
William I'. Unifier.
MKa'M .Mary Wlrth. Martin Xmill. lMni Kim
inlner, Mamlo Cuniptnu, l.iln Kelliinian, Lent
Kelleuinn, Mary Mills, Niphie r-n.vdir, l.jilU
r-alh-r, Minnie ZaiiK. I'enlc Wciiiidi, I.IkzIo
('hue, I.lie l.i-vvirl. Ida I'Ium-, Theli-M l,el
bed, Uwlc I'etuci, Mollle Helm. May WnNfelt,
Anna, (iuntir, I.luln tlf-if. Kite V.tm, Mamie
Iroiiitell, Kato llnhl, lliunia (Iralum, M.u-jio
Iti-ulher. l.oul-a Mul, Ihiiuil Meillii, Kate e.
tome, laicy Wlrth, Amu Weher Amu ( la,
Anna Iliiulurt, Katlo MirU, (iohlle Comptvin,
Kntle Klist, Pl.uu Welnlih, M.ile I'lemliM,
l.llihlo l.uu. Cairie IVtwr, Aliic WIIIIihh, Miv
tha IaiU. Tin l Wiiilili, Mini Neuls, lam
S-'cheuer, Mumle lleldeulpaih, Mr, i'liillp l.u.j.
i-nhcigcr, Slri. Jle.lii'r, Mr. Sdialfer.
Shortly after 11 o'clock, a committee
from acnerul Grant Couunandery
KulBhts of Malta, consisting of Abe
CoeUioll, Geortro Tenne and U. V,
I.ewert, foimally picsenteil the camp
with a beautiful old mounted ebony
travel.
NUBS OF NEWS.
John Vider was tluiijeil hefero Aldennin
Lentio jc-teiday with laueny, the piohcmtor
In Ins II. MnlovvlU-u, ol south Washlngtun uvc
line. The Us vvas, hcttli'd.
pr. (Jiilnn has niovdl tu 72j I'illstun uvc
nue. llolli 'phunei. "
Ibe Hniflits ot Malta will meet toinoiiow
evening,
Pr. Schlej's I.iius lleallne llalfaui Ii uiurmtefd
to cure all loiijtu. "So Hire, no pay." l-'or
wle ly all dealeis.
Cliarlej A. O. btark, had hU lunl badly hurt
at llic Qonucraga lumber uillU on Mvuday.
MODJESKA
JUNES
AMUSEMENTS,
Fair Free
products from
COMPANY.!
Lyceum Theatre'
Monday Evening, May IStli, at 8.13.
U-itiuu vvitli Illu-it i Jt ioni by
Miss Ellen M. Stone,!
-sunnx-r,
My Captivily
and Release.
ruder An-plir. .Tail(j-oii Mipet n.ipti'-t Churtli.
Lndci- Diuctio-i ut 1 lid L. Hand.
'I id. i-U T."it- lo s.
Diagram opens Wcdne-day, May llth, at 0 a. ml
I
STAR THEATRE
ALF. O. 1ICRRINQTO.S, Manaiter.
Thursday, 1'ilday and Saturday,
MAY 1, 2 AMI J.
The Blue Bloods",
Cf
MATIN1X i:Vi:ilY DAV.
ii
If you don't mind the
cost. But if you are
looking for style, ser
vice and wear at little
expense, buy one of
our Aiercerized black
Skirts.
Tliey look iiko silk,
wear better, and cost
less.
Will buy a handsome,
durable shirt with
ruffled or plaited
llounces.
Choose yours be
fore the prettiest are
taken.
126 Wvomini Aye.
A generous stock of the well known
NONE SUCH
snceMeat
should be on the pantry shelf
of all loveis of a good mince
pie. It is so economical,
labor-saving and deliciou3
that it commands attention,
IQom a Packaga
making two largu pics. It is
clean, wholesome anil digest
ible. Makes also Fruit l'ml
dint; and Fruitcake, insist on
your dealer selling None-Such.
MCKRELL-SOULB CO., Sruw. MX
Mr. It. (f. Norton returned home list ueiv
lui; from uu extended Ult to (rlimw at Anutcr
dam, N. V.
Wear
a Silk
Skirt
SI to $5
lit
Ml I Hi
V, H -Ij-v-i rfc-. y.