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THE SORANTOtf TIUBUiYE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1902.
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WEST SCRANTON
Brooklyn Eisteddfod on Thanksgiving Day
Is Attracting a Great Deal of Attention.
Many Entries from This City.
The llionklyit eisteddfod, Iti Io linltl
under the niiKplcos of the Arlmi society
on Thanksgiving day. Is the chief topic
of conversation In musical circles. From
present Indications the mixed chorus,
ninlo party and Indies' chorus com
petitions will have a number of entries
from this city.
Tho Scriinion Choral society, under
the leadership of .John T. Walking, arc
holding weekly rohcnrsnlH In Music hall
and the Sernnton mule party will also
compete under his direction. The
ladles party held a meeting at the
First Welsh Congregational chureh,
Monday evening:, and rehearsed under
the leadership oC Mrs. .lames Ileckel.
They decided to enter the competition
tinder the leadership of Mrs. O. H.
Thomas, who has so successfully led
them In the past.
The North Serauton Choral union
nnd Cllce club are also rehearsing,
under the illreutlon of (Jwllynt Alorlnls
and will compote against the Scr.intou
Choral society. Pror. lorwerth Daniel
of Utlca, X. Y will also have a strong
choir In the competitions, and has of
fered to wager a thousand dollars that
they will capture the chief prliie.
The transportation committee of the
t Rernntnn Choral society are negotiat
ing with the Delaware. Lackawanna &
Western Railroad company for a re
duced rate rrom Scranton to New
York and return, tl is expected the
Brooklyn Snengerfrst will continue
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Nov.
27-S-H. Tlic Scranton Liedcrkrnn. will
be gutsls of the Arions at that lime.
It is expected a number of local sing
ers will enter the solo, duet, and quar
tette competitions.
Saloon Keeper in Trouble.
Ellon Jones, of 220 Spruce street, np
piared before Alderman Xoone. yes
terday and swore out a warrant for
the nrresL of John J. Morris, tile pro
prietor of n saloon at M:J Penn avenue,
on the charge of assault and battery.
He was placed under arrest by Con
stable Charles Jacobs and given a hear
ing last evening.
Tim prosecutrix claims that Morris,
while she was In his saloon, knocked
her down, kicked her about and severe
ly beat her. Morris was placed under
$.101 bail which was furnished by John
1. Davis, of North Hyde Park avenue.
Committees for Bnll.
On Friday evening, Oct. 10 the Father
Mathew society will conduct Its an
nual ball in Alear's hall. The ball l'oont
will be prettily decorated with palms.
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Five stamps given nv.ay with,
each bottle of Dufour's Trench Tar
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cut flowers nnd the national colors. The
following are the committees:
Master of Ceremonies John Shaugh
nessy, i
Assistant Master of Ceremonies M. 8,
I.avrllo.
Floor Commlttec-J. 11. McNulty,
Thomas Alofjrnw, Michael Donohoe, At. A.
Cu'lather, At. J. Jennings. Patrick Dov
ers, Wllllitin Kirk, Charles Cummin,
James Itcgan, John Alellale, William
King, Edward J. Alctlale, Jtiehard Ale
llale. T. J. Fleming.
Reception Committee John Crowley,
John Clarke, Hugh l.ogim, J. C. Gnlla
gher, A. J. Luiiny, Allehael Coleman, An
thony AloAiidrow. Edward Kenny, John
Murphy, John Coleman,
Cloak Itootu John Shaughnosy, sr.,
John Donohoe,
Door Cotanjlltce-Jolin W. Carroll,
Daniel Coleman. William Graney, T. P.
Alctlale.
Box Ofllec-AI. T. Walih.
Social Events.
A pleasant surprise party was held at
the home of Atr. and Airs, John Ruddy,
of Starrs avenue, Alonday evening. The
happy event was In honor of their
daughter Atnbel, who proved herself to
be a most charming hostess. At a sea
sonable hour refreshments were served
bv Airs. Ruddy, assisted by Allss ller
rlty. Allss Leah Samuels was tendered a
surprise parfy by her numerous friends
Alonday evening at the home nf her
parents. Air. and Airs. Ueese Samuels,
of Dodge avenue. Music and the usual
games were enjoyed until a late hour,
when Airs. Samuels, assisted by Alos
daines Thomas, Davis and Jones and
Allss Alargaret Jones, served a bounti
ful collation to the merry party.
Air. and Airs. Austin, of North Alain
avenue, entertained a few young people
at their home recently. Games and
other pleasures were indulged In until
a late hour, when refreshments were
served. In attendance were: Aliases
Myrtle Rutybury. Alargaret Austin,
Florence Correy. Carrie Austin, Messrs.
Bert Heavers. Victor Ratzburg and F.
II. Russell, of Danville.
Installation of Officers.
Itlpple. division. Xo. 43. Sous of Tem
perance, met In lied Alen's hall on .Mon
day evening, and after the routine busi
ness had been taken care of, Deputy
Oram) Seth Jones Installed the follow
ing officers: Worthy president, Thomas
Francis; worthy assistant, Charts
Itoss; superintendent. Gotuer Reese;
conductor, Joshua Kilns; assistant con
ductor, J. Al. Kdwards; chaplain, Will
iam Reese: recording secretary, Bert
Thomas; assistant recording secretary,
Harry Jenkins: financial secretary,
Thomas Thomas: Inside sentinel. John
W. Thomas: outside sentinel, Harry
Thomas: treasurer, John D. Lewis;
trustee, David II. AVilliauis.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
A solemn high mass will lie celebrated
nt St. Patrick's church, on Friday morn-
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lag nl 9 o'clock, Father Atnthnw day,
Oct. 10, for the deceased members of tho
various Tolnl A tintlucnco societies of this
side. The fit. I.co's Hattallon will at
tend the church In a body and receive
holy communion at n n, in.
Tho Fifth Ward Athletic club, at a
meeting licUrtu their looms at sol Scran
Ion stiect, elected the following ofllcers!
President, Cornelius Colcmnn; vice pres
ident, Isadore Knoiri recording secre
tary, Domlnlck Walsh! financial secre
tary, Allehael Trainer! Instructor, Hubert
Johnson! trustees. P. F. Llraucy, J. tl,
Powers, A. Coaners, P. J. Atcl.oughllu.
Tho Homo Missionary society of tho
Simpson Atcthodlst Episcopal elulrch Is
preparing a batrcl or clothing for tho
use of n needy minister In the south.
St. I.eo's Battalion will serve nn oyster
supper In St. David's hall, Friday even
ing. The Women's Home Missionary society
of tho First Welsh Congregational church
will meet nt the church this evening at
7.30 o'clock. All the vlcc-ptcsldcnts are
lequeiled to bo present. The society will
be very thankful for clothing or any
thing useful to a needy family. Plcaso
send the same to tho church.
There will be a meeting of Local 1!B1,
l.'nlted Allno Workers of America, at D..
D. Evans' hull this morning at 10 o'clock.
N.ioml Oriniths, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henjamln Clrlllllh, of Thir
teenth street, Is visiting her uunl at
Vouogstown, Ohio.
The members of tho First Tlaptlst
church will hold a special business meet
ing after the prayer meeting this even
ing, for the purpose of selecting a pastor
for the vacant pulpit.
The official board of the Simpson
Methodist EpUcopnl church will meet
after the prayer service this evening.
Airs. Jane Walklns, of Yonngstown,
Ohio, has returned to her home, after a
pleasant visit with Air. and Atrs. Dcnja
inln Griffiths, of Thirteenth street.
Allss Alolly Nolan, of Cnrbondalc, has
leturned home, after a very pleasant
visit with .Miss Nellie AtcColllgan, of Di
vision street.
Allss Ilerthn Francis Is quite 111 nt her
home on North Hromley avenue.
Atr. and Airs. Joseph Hall and son, and
Alessrs. Edward Jones, James Heavers,
Hairy Greenwood and Hello Derby are
visiting at Buffalo mid Niagara Full..
They will also r.ttend the convention of
the Firemen's association at Bradford.
Leo AlrAloon, of North Seventh street,
Is suffering from a dislocated shoulder.
James Williams, of Washburn street, Is
attending the Grand Army of the Repub
lic encampment nl Washington, D. C. lie
will also spend omo time In traveling
through (lie South.
A meeting of Local union, No. I.W.. Ful
led Mine Workers of America, will bo
held tonight at 7.30 o'clock In Flanagan's
hall.
Rev. J. S. Wrlghtenour, D. D., has re
turned to his homo In Oil City, after
supplying the pulpit of the First Baptist
church for two weeks.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Work on Sewers Is Being Rushed
in This Part of the City.
An Evening Party.
Work on the sewers is being pushed to
tho limit on this side, and a good deal of
the work will be llnlshcd before the snow
Hies. Openings have been made by
Alessrs. Ficlcus & Egll, on Stone avenue,
Pittstou avenue, Hirch street and Keller
man court, while connections nro being
made on Cedar avenue,' Alder .street nnd
Willow street.
A large number of men are engaged
on the work, and notwithstanding tho
continued rain, remarkable progress has
been made.
A Pleasant Gathering.
A most enjoyable time was spent at
the home of Air. and Airs. John Car
penter, of 701 South Irving avenue, last
evening, when they were serenaded by a
party of friends and ncipiaintances. A
short reception at 0 o'clock was followid
by a genet n I good time, until 10 o'clock,
when refreshments were served, After
supper, a llashlighl picture of the party
was taken by Prank Kiihn, and all dis
persed at midnight, well pleased wltn
the evening's enjoyment.
Those present were: Jacob Klein, Md
ward I.eyh, Prank Kuhn, Charles Weber,
William Kuhn. John Klec. Prank Curke
and Allehael Graf; the Allsses Kate Lud
wlg. Flo Carpenter, Anna Kuhn, J.ena
Carpenter, Helen l.eyh.
Will Play Foot Ball.
The South Side young men will put a
strong foot ball team in the Held this
year, and at a recent meeting, the Orien
tal Junior Foot Itnll team was organized.
They are sturdy young fellows, and are
prepared to meet all comers not over 113
pounds.
They will line up as follows: Kane,
centre; I.ucke, right guard; Tnffy, left
guard; Tlerney. light tackle; Jlayes,
left tackle- Alulleii, right end; Need
ham, left end; Lewis, right half back;
Murphy, left half back; Cimnery, lull
back and captain.
Cnrd of Thnnka.
The wife and family of the late Henry
AVIrth desire, through the columns of The
Tribune, to return their sincere and
heartfelt thanks to all who by their
kindly sympathy anil aid helped to alle
viate tho grief caused by tho death of
their loved one. And especially Is thanks,
due to Hew W. A. Xordl, tho Cliff works
employes and Camp Kin, Patriotic Orili.r
Sons uf America,
NUBS OF NEWS.
Airs. John Gibbons of Ifml I'ittston ave
nue, Is seriously III,
A well-attended session of the Royal
Arcanum was held iu Starrs' hall, 011 Al
der street, lust evening,
Division No. :':'. Ancient Order of ill
beruhins, met Iu regular sohuioii at Hal
tie's hall, last evening.
The Wednesday livening prayer meeting
of St. Paul's Alethodlst Episcopal church
will bo held al the rcsldenco of Philip
Klefer, on Drool; street, at T.l.'i o'clock.
All lira Invited to attend and bring their
"Chorus of Praise,"
The South Hide Hank pays Interest on
wivlngs deposits. An account can bo
started Willi ten cents. , Open Saturday
evenings from 7,:i0 to tf.tifl,
Tho funeral of the late Airs. Caroline)
l-'eniH' will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment will be madu iu Alnn
100 cemetery.
Attorney John J. Murphy has returned
from a trip to Buffalo.
Dr. Schley's laing Healing llalsam Is
guaranteed to cure all coughs. "No cure,
no pay." Tor sale by all dealers.
Why He Objected.
ltcpresentatlvo Hoblnson, of Indiana,
tells this one: "in ancient times, that Is,
some ilfty-odd years ago, Mmrlly after
the state house in ludlunapolls was built,
Il was pioposed by 0110 of the repivHuula
tlves to buy a theiiiinmoler for tho hall,
at an expeuso not exceeding $'!. Tills mo
tion brought the distinguished represen
tative of county to his feet, who
eloquently Inveighed against spending the
'haid arnlu's of the peonlo iu that ar
way.' and he added, 'Al,-. Hpi-aker, ef wo
bought the therinomlcon, I don't bellcvu
lliar's 0110 man hero who knows how to
wind the cussed thing up." Washington
Correspondence Cincinnati Kiirpilror.
AW OLD AHT WELL-TRIED REMEDT,
MRS. WINSI.OW'S SOOTHING STUUP
for children teething, Is the prescription o
one of the best femalo physicians anJ
burues In tho I'nlted States, nnd has beea
Used sixty years with never-falling (,uc,
teas by millions of mothers for their chlU
flren. During the process of teething it
Value is Incalculable. It relieves tho chili
from pain, cures diarrhoea, griping in thJ
bowels, and wlnd-collc. By giving hcaltlj
lo the child It rests tho mother. Pi Ice.
twenty-flv Mute a feetUa.
NORTH SCRANTON
NORTH, END STARS MET DEFEAT
FROM SHAMROCKS.
Providence Team of Bowlers Took
Three- Straight Games from tho
Colts on the Auditorium Alleys.
Five O'clock Tea Given by Mrs. T.
G. Moore, of Parker Street, to the
Members of Her Sunday School
Class Ladles' Society Elects Offi
cersOther Notes.
The North Knd Stars received their
Ilrst defeat of the season from the
Shamrocks, a newly organized team,
last' evening, The Shamrocks played
one of the llncst pass games ever seen
In the Auditorium, while the Stars
played like a lot of now beginners.
Atanager Connelly says the reason for
the defeat was the absence of regulars
and the luck of practice.
The Shamrocks played n brilliant
game and were successful by the score
of 12 to 4. During the second half,
Wells was Injured by fulling against
the stage. The following was tho line
up of both teams:
Shamrocks. Stars.
Ready left forward ...J. AleClnsklo
Welsh right forward ...P. AleClnsklo
Duffy center T. Kvans
Horns left guard D. Jones
Wells right guard ..T. AteClusklo
Goals from the Held, Wells, Hums and
Daffy, of the Shamrocks, nnd P. Ate
Cluskle, of tho Stars,
Five O'clock Tea.
Airs, T. U. Aloore, of Parker street,
gave a ii o'clock tea In honor of her
Sunday school class of the First Chris
Han church, on North Alain avenue,
Alonday evening.
Those who attended were: Allsses
Anna and Rose Blackmore, Laura Alals
ley, Janet Ross, Vcrna Winters, Lulu
Shntto, Nessle Ross, Anna Kellaway,
Alice Hills, Susie Fldlatn, Jennie Ross,
Lulu Spears, Kdlth Isaac, Ruth Proud
lock, Grace Coons, Ida Race, Pearl
Richards, Pearl "Williams and Viola
Illnklev.
Before the Alderman.
Allehael Collck, of Brlsbln place, was
arraigned before Alderman Myers yes
terday, on the charge of disorderly con
duel and threats, preferred by John
Allshler. Collck, on the night previous
to the hearing, went to Allshler's home
and broke a window with the intention
of entering tho house to search for
money which ho believed was there.
Ho aroused Airs. Allshler and children
from bed and frightened them so that
they called on neighbors for help. Air.
Allshler at the time of the excitement
was in the central city. Tho alderman
lined Collck $2 nnd costs for disorderly
conduct, and held In default of $300 bail
to keep the peace, he was committed to
the county jail.
Election of Officers.
Tho Ladles' Catholic Benevolent union
held its annual election of officers In
the Young Alen's Institute rooms, Alon
day evening. The following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
President. Bridget Finnerty; vice-president,
Alary Alabey; recording secretary,
Norah Martin; treasurer, Airs. AIcTaln
ney. At the meeting which is to be held in
two weeks hence, an ice cream social
will be hold. The society was organ
ized about a year ago and its member
ship is rapidly Increasing.
A Splendid Score.
Home especially good bowling wns
done on the Auditorium alleys last
night by the Providence team, which
won three straight games from a team
known as tho Colts. The excellent total
of 2,517 was secured by the team. The
score:
PnOVIDBNCH.
Total.
Jehu 177 IS." lill B-J3
Henry 134 142 lt -K1
Carwardlne 147 Ho l.V, 442
Feldman 200 1&0 lSii ."Mii
Jackson 130 18!i 172 311
S17 KM SCI 2317
COLTS.
lAIItchell PJ2 l:i.-, " 123 S!l2
l.oro 13!l 139 133 431!
Hoderlck lid l:;s l.in ii;j
Gillespie 110 Kill 114 43!)
Vandemark 149 o3 l:;:i SOS
777 livi 702 21 ijj
TOLD IN A PEW LINES.
The Father Whttly society held a
largely attended meeting Alomluy evening
and decided to attend tho parade la a
body, Friday, Oct. 1. They will meet
at St. Atary's hall at 7.::o a. m, to at
tend S o'clock mass, and then proceed to
tho parade. They will be accompanied
by the Providence Silver Comet band.
All members are requested lo bu pres
ent. The ladles of the Providence "Women's
Christian Temperance union will hold an
evangelistic meeting at tho Home for the
Friendless, Thursday nfleinoon. All
members, who can make It convenient,
will meet nt the Providence Alethodlst
parsonage at " o'clock and go In a body,
Allss Alary A, Alullen, of Keyser ave
nue, Is spending a few days with Aloscow
friends.
Charles A. Clark, of Wood street, Is In
Washington. D. C. for a week,
Thero will bo a meeting of tho Bepub
llcau committeemen In Alderman Fldlor's
ofllco this evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Hlcliard C. Shepherd, a prominent
young man of this part of the city, has
gone to Philadelphia, to take a course
in medicine. Atr. Shepherd graduated
lrom Keystone academy last year.
There will be a spsclal meeting of
Local No. K In St. Alaiy'ii hall this af
ternoon at 2.M,
OBITUARY.
Aiiis. aijoncin u. wauukn. sister of
the Into William S. Smith, died yesterday
lit the family homo on Woodluwn ave
nue, TrNKHANXOCK,
From a Staff Correspondent.
Tuiikhaunock, Oct. ". I.owls & Vus
urn soon to remove their Insurance ofliee
from their present location on Tioga
street to rooms In the Dana building, on
Warren stieet.
Work Is expected to lie commenced on
the new wagon bridge acioss tho Bus
quelmnim ilver this week.
Tho I.ehlgh Valley company Is con
sti acting a temporary building nit the
bank of tho rlvor, between Warren and
Bildgo streets, to be used as a boarding
house for tho men employed on the
railroad luldgc, which Is being built hero.
Andrew llllbrrt. of Beaumont, was a
visitor In town, 'I'uesday,
Hon. Samuel W, I'ennypacker. Uepubll.
can candidate for governor, Is expected
to deliver an address hero on Thursday,
Oct. 21.
Walter liardwell left on Tuesday for
Chicago, whero he will enter a medical
collego as a studenl.
The chlrfs of Trlbo lirj, Improved Or
der of Bed Men, were raUcd up by Dcpu-
A SOUTHERN BELLE.
A beautiful aeorgla airl, Vice
President of the Hast End Palmetto
Club, of Savannah, and prominent
socially there, relates the following
experience :
Yott certainly have pro
duced the finest medicine for
suffering women that there
is to be had in the country.
I want to recommend it es
pecially to mothers. I was
seventeen years old when my
darling boy was born. Felt
very exhausted and weak for a
long time, and it seemed I could
not get my strength back. My
sister-in-law bought me a bottle
of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription (after I had tried sev
eral of the other remedies which
ty Great Sachem Aliillig.m, at their regu
lar council nn Alonday evening.
Air. and Airs. Edwin J. Jordan leave
on Thursday for New Alexleo, where they
go for tho bencllt of the former's health.
The annual Inspection of J. W. Rey
nolds' corps, No. 117. Woman's Itellut
Corps, took place on Tiuvday evening.
Airs. Warner, of Scranton, acted as llio
Inspecting officer.
A number of Odd Fellows from Tiink
haunock lodge drove to Nicholson. Alon
day evening, to visit the lodge at that
place.
Henry Ifolser will open a lunch room
and restaurant In the Bunnell building on
Tioga street, this week.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Towanda, Oct. 7. This county Is well
represented at the national encampment
at Washington.
George Allen, a farmer, of Orwell town
ship, committed suicide by shooting him
self through tho heart with a shotgun.
A family survives hint.
Rev. Thomas Ilanloy, of Honcsdale,
and Bev. Huland, of Avoea, were present
and took part at the Forty Hours' de
votion, held iu Towanda last week.
The employers and employes of the
Trexler & Turrell Lumber concern at
Rlcketts have .lust contlibuted $7!'0 to
the Packer hospital at Sayre.
Allss Bernice Schoouover died at tho
German hospital in Philadelphia, on Fri
day nlBht, as a result of being operated
upon for a tumor. She was brought
home Sunday, The young . lady was 21
years of ago and Is survived by her par
ents. Air. and Airs. Jesso Schoouover, of
Towanda.
Hon, S. W. Peunypacker, Republican
candidate for governor, will speak In To
wunda, on the afternoon of Oct. 22. In
the evening he will speak at Athens.
The miners nt the Alurray & Guiitnn
mines In Bernice have gone nut by orders
from tile Aline Workers' union. The
price of tho soft coal Is gradually on tho
increuse and orders have been refused
In Towanda since Saturday morning.
The ofllcers of the I. ,t N. V. division
of the Lehigh Valley have decided to
make a change In the management of tho
Goodwin dump trains at Sayre, When
they wero Ilrst taken there the day work
was done under the charge of Hester
I'rollet, and tho night work under Air.
Dunfee. Now It has been decided that
the train employes were not competent
to opera to the cars, and as a result the
supervision will bo discontinued. Air,
I'rollet will again act as road foreman
of engines.
James Welch, for n long time foreman
of tlio freight car repair shop at Sayre,
has leslgned, and is succeeded by W. T,
Terry, a former car Inspector, tempor
arily. Airs. N. J. Gaylord, of Wyiiluslng, and
son, II, A. Gaylord, of Central Islip. N.
Y wero visitors with Towanda relatives,
recently.
Colonel and Alts. Burton, of Buffalo,
wero calling on fi lends Iu Towanda on
Saturday.
Andrew Bacon, furincrly of Towanda,
Is now' yardmaster at South 1'ottstown,
He was of lute a conductor on tho Read
ing railroad ymds at UrldReport.
James Arnoul, of Jacksonville. Florida,
Is visiting relatives ami fi lends In this
section for a i.hort time.
The fool ball team at Athens realized
a clearance of Mi from a four days' fair.
The Bradford County Independent Tele,
phono company Is Introducing iu Towan
da a telephone, police and llro service.
When a lire Is ri ported a led Unlit Is
shown, aud Is also a signal for the ulglit
police to call UP for assistance.
Allss Gladys Schomo, of Athens, went
to Wuverly and man led a troupe organ
izer, and left for purls unknown.
Superluwhiluit I'lituum has announced
the following programme- of evening en
terliilniuents for the teachers' Institute,
which will open a llvo days' session in
Towanda next .Monday. Alonday uvunlinr,
lecture by Dr. II. 15. Cleveland, of .Man
kuto, Kansas; Tuesday, Captain It. I'.
Hodson; Wednesday, reception at court
house by county ofllciuls; Thursday, Dr.
N. D. Hills, of Plymouth chinch. Hrook
lyn, N. V.; Friday, concert by the l-Jrnest
Gamble Concert company. The Instruc
tors for the wcl; will he: l'rnf. I'. W.
Search, of Clark iinlvcislty. Woiresler.
.Mass.; Dr. Gerliude Kdmund, Lowell.
.Mass.; Dr. A. T. Smith, principal of
State Normal school, Aliiuslleld; Allss
Sarah Hondo Ilarbcr, I.ewlsburg, l'.i.:
1'rof. O. II, Vetter. Hloomshiirg. The
joint session of teachers and dlrcctor.
will bo addressed by Hon, J. Q, Stewart,
deputy superintendent, department of
public Instruction, of Hurrisluirg.
H.' floodno, of Wayland, N, V., has ac
cepted a position at fuicnmn of the inc. J
are so much
advertised, and
found no re
lief). I had
little faith in
the medicine
at the time
and ws so
weak and sick
that I felt dis
couraged, but
within a week
after I had
commenced
taking your
" Prescription "
I was like a
different wom
an. New life
and vitality
seemed to
come with
each succeed
ing day, until,
in a few weeks,
I was in fine health,
and a happy, hearty
woman. My boy is
now two years old,
and, thanks to your splen
did medicine, I am enjoy
ing perfect health. If at
any time I feel tired or in
need of a tonic, a few doses of
your " Favorite Prescription "
recuperates me at once. My
address is No. 5 1 1 Jones Street,
Fast, Savannah, Oa.
Mrs. Susik Williams.
To Dr. R. V. Pierce.
-O-
Tliero is No Beauty Like tho
Beauty of Health.
Nothing encourages beauty of face
and form so much as a healthy body.
Very much depends on the condition
of the organs peculiar to women.
These should perforin their functions
regularly and be free from those
weakening influences so often con
nected with life in the city.
Dr. R. V. Pierce, after making a
specialty of woman's diseases, finally
found a prescription, wbose ingre
dients were entirely of vegetable ori
gin, which had a marvelous effect on
chanlcal department of the Daily Review.
He comes well recommended, and should
receive a warm welcome from the fra
ternity of Towanihi,
On Friday, Judge Fanning granted a
preliminary injunction "restraining and
enjoining the Susquehanna and New
York Railroad company from building or
constructing an abutment along the pub
lic, highway leading from Towanda to
Canton, at a point where its tracks cross
tho road in Alonroe township." A motion
will bo heard today by the court to con
tinue this Injunction.
D., L. & W. BOARD FOR TODAY.
The following Is the make-up of th
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
'JTKSDAY, OCTOBKU '
Extras K.ist 10 p. m., Staphs
Pushers 10 p. m Latimer.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBKR
Extras Fast 3.S0 a. m AlcCarthy; '!0
p. m llallet: ti.DQ p. m Wallace.
Summits S a. m.. Nichols.
Pushers 7 a. m., Wldner; S a. m
Houser; 11.43 a, m Aloran; 1.30 p.
m., Alurray; 7, SO p. in., Alurphy; 9 p. m.,
W. II. Bartholomew.
Helpers 1.;:o a. m., Costa r; 7. a. m.,
Gaffney; 10 a. m Secor; u.13 p. m., Stan
ton. NOTICE.
J. Gerrlty and crew will run No. 32
Tuesday, Oct. 7.
J. Glnloy and crew will run No, 31
Tuesday, Oct, 7.
O. Kearney and crew will run No. ;!
Wednesday, Oct. S.
llaggerty and crew will run .1.13 p. m.
extra etui, Wednesdnhy, Oct. S.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
nt the Scranton. Pa., postotllce, Oct, S,
i02. Persons calling for these letters
will plcaso say advertised and give date
of list. Ezra II, Hippie, postmaster.
Amsbry, W. W. Kirk, Anna
Acker, Allss .Mar-Ladles' Auxiliary
garet Letter Carriers'
Allen, Aubrey W. Nal'l. Coll.
Hint. II. A. Laudoii, Air,
Ulauchard, Frank H.Lukeus. 11. C.
Bay. Chas, Lord, .Mrs. Grace A.
Bush. Airs. Win. Lewis. .Mis. O.
Bower, Arthur W. I.ieb, Finnic
Km bun, Geo. J. tteyer, Fred
Bench, T. (!. Alorrisou. .Mrs. Vina
Bucklimliaui, AlUsMayer, Airs. Eliza
Alamle Alanley, Airs. James
Baker, Win. C Ionian, .Mrs. I.lzzlo
Bovd, Airs. John Mullen, Alargaret
Besoeker. Wesley Mason, Dr. G. L.
Crawford, J. II. .Molar Harbor Instl
ClnrlcAIlss Florence tute.
Compton. Elmo C. .Moore, W. II.
Conors, .MI'S, ueiera iorgau. J. e. u,
Cavauaugli, V. .Miller, Frank
Clark, Allss Maggle.Mllls. Alts. Charlie
Condon. 1'. J. Mclliile. Miss Annie
Cooke, II. C. .Meltiive, Mr.
Dowd, C. W. AleVlttle, Airs. War-
II,, !., M in
Doraii, Thomas
liiitiMi,,,., 1 . if
Robertson. Trai y
Robertson, Mrs. J.
Sweet M'arner. Hairy
Ilnubiil'y. Allss Anna Wells. Dr. N. 1-5.
A. lunrsei MYitilanil. John
Jayiie. i), A. White Dr. Amy K
Joiieii. Allss AlaiidoWesthainer. C.
........ .lo I . Al',.l.ll -?Ilt,.-t.l
lai.i.i.ln I 1 AV'ttl.'ll .Iillll.iu
Kolleher, Goorgo Warner. -Mrs. John
Follv. L It. Weston, C. A.
Klrkpatrlck. M. L. Young. Airs. AI. )
West Scranton Station.
Hennett. Ficd Luknloh. John p.
Crawford. Dr. J. A.Molntyrr. .Miss ;.
Unwell. Allss Nellie 1'hllllps, Allss I la I do
Kittle, Frank
See the Cut Man.
ICftectlvo and attractive half-tones
and' lino cuts for card, advertising or
tiny other purpose, can be secured at
The Tribune olllco. Wo do work that
Is unexcelled, do It promptly nnd at
lowest rates. A trial urUor Mill con
vince you. .
Mr.l nltfllllll Mrs. J
I'oipn, .Miss I.UIU uui'iuiy. neiiuuu
Duncan, Atrs. Loii-AlcClarenee, Win,
Is,) Hull Nlekols. lien.
Evans, .Miss Eva E, Nichols. K, T.
Evans, Allen Nell. Allss Nellie
Fletcher. A. C. O'Nell, .Mrs. Thus.
Fisher. .Mrs. W. P.Orlck, Airs. Tom
Gilbert, Allss MabelOiiiol. I'eter
Grundy, Airs. Ellenl'lnvku. Air.
Gerkeii, Allss Frieda Patterson, I'.
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Henlcl', G. II.
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Howard. Airs. Eva Sloeuni. .Miss Ellza
llannoii, Andrew both D.
Holland. Abe Snvder. Aliss Hinmu
Hall, Clayton Stark, C. A. O.
llellllne. Airs. Dan'IStrung. Dr. Andrew
llnrtor. Airs. Ella Sliuonds, Wan en
Hall, .Miss Emma Sliuonds. Murv
Ilartniau,.MIs.s MaryTueker, .Mrs. J. I..
Harnden. Al. I. Westhoffer, C. A.
Hughes, IL II. Wnlls. .Mrs. F. S.
Hunt. Airs, .inn.-Minimus, .miss 1.
the organs peculiar to women. He
found It also had n good tonic effect
on the wliolc system this he used
in his private practice with such
favorable results that he finally de
cided lo put It up In "patent medi
cine" form some thirty-five years
ago, and since that time it has en
joyed the largest sale of any medi
cine put up for women only. II Is
entirely vegetable, nnd Dr. Pierce
gives his absolute guarantee that It
contnins tio altohol, opium or other
harmful naicotlcs. The trouble with
many tonics put up for the public Is
that they depend upon alcohol for
their stimulating effect; this is some
thing Dr. Pierce has always felt wns
bad practice, harmful and a poor bus
iness policy, if not absolutely wrong.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd,
nt their convent, "Our I.ady of the
Woods," Carthage, O., use it great
deal of Dr. Pierce's medicines ; they
say, in a recent letter lo Dr. Pierce :
"We beg to assure you of the great
benefit these medicines give our ail
ing ones. We cannot .sufficiently
recommend their excellence."
"Favorite Prescription" cures the
womanly diseases which undermine
the general health, which make the
eyes and cheeks hollow and the body
thin. Weak and sick women are
invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by
letter, in strict confidence. Address
Dr. R. V. PmncE, Iluffalo, N, Y.
YOU G21M & a copy
of Doctor
Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, IOOS
pages, FREE, by sending
stamps to pay expense of
mailing ONLY. Send 31
one ' cent stamps for the
cloth bound volume, or
only 21 stamps for the
booh in paper covers.
Tlddrcss r
Dr. R. V. PIERCE,
Buffalo, AT. Y.
AMUSEMENTS.
Lyceum Theatre,
AI. Bcls, Lessee and Atanager.
A. J. Duffy Business Alanager
Wednesday Night, October 8.
"A Notable Event."
S. MILLER KENT,
Presenting Nat Goodwin's
With the Original New York Knicker
bocker Theater Production.
Prices 23, 30. 73c. and Jl.m),
Seats on sale.
Saturday Mete Oct. II.
AMELIA BINGHAM
Presents her special company, including
JOHN E. KELLERD.
In Clyde Filth's masterpiece, nfter 2u0
nights' In New York,
The Climbers
"High water mark of the American
drama." N. V. Times.
(ID I PC 0 Alatbiee, 25 and 50c.
rmULd Night, 15. so, 75c und$ i.ou
Seats on sale Thursday at 9 a. m.
Academy of Musi
AI. Rels. Lessee and AfanaEor.
A. J, Duffy, Business Atanagef
3 Nights ? Oct. 6.
Alntlnees 'I'uesilav aud Wednesday,
The Thrilling Sensational .Melodrama
Till ISL'AN OF LIFE.
Tho World's Alost Famous Acrobats
THE DONA'.ETTAS, forming tho Bu
man Rrhlge.
Prices .Matinee, 13 and 23c. Night, 1!
23, t!3 aud ,'iOc.
NEXT A'l'I'BACTioN
Three Nights, Stinting Thursday, Oct. 9.
Atalinees Fildny and Saturday.
"HUMAN HEARTS."
Dixie's Theatre,
HENRY FARNSWORTH DIXIE,
Lessee and Alanager
WEEK'OF OCT ii.
WHITE AND STUART CO.,
PHR050
Eight Great Acts.
Two perforniancfs dally, 2.30 and 8.15,
Prices 13. 23. a and 30c,
Special matlnco prices,
cyTracllou cais slop at tho door.
FRENCH MINERS MAY STRIKE.
M. Basley Confident That 70,000
"Will Obey Order to Quit Work.
lv i:ulule Wlie liomTlie AjsocUteil Presi.
Paris, Oct. 7. Tho natldnal commit
tee of the French miners' federation
met here today, with tho intention of
deciding whether an Immediate general
strike was to bo ordered, agitation in
favor of such a step having been In I
progress for some time. The meeting '
lasted three hours and then adjourned
until tomorrow, without arriving at a
decision.
Al. Basley, a Socialist deputy, who
represents an important district of thn
Pas do Calais coal fields, says he Is con
lldent that a general strike wll bo
voted and that .70,000 out of 10i,000
miners will obey lite order, lie added,
that the strike will extend over the Pan
de Calais, the Noid, the Loire anil thu
Cui'iimus rctjlons.
The Cowboy
AND THE I By I
Lady
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