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The herald., 1894-12-02
BUSINESS PERSONALS,

| DERSONAL-THE LADIES OF LOS ANGE-
i les will be glad to know that the eminent
| dermatOlogist, DR.. Carpenter whose name has
| become the household word, has loca ed at
! 252l9 South Main street, where all those wish
, ing facial blemisAes removed, splotches moles,
superhuous hair, scars, pimples, freckles,
| wrinkles and port wine marks can see him;
| skin made white; lips and cheeks tinted and
| neck developed. No pay until perfectly salts
| fled.
| DERsoNAL-COFFE FRESH ROASTED ON
4 our gigantic coffee rooster, Java and Mocha,
33c ID; "A lbs brown sugar, 81; lbs good
Japan tea, 81; 10 lbs corn meal, 15c: lbs
tapioca, 25c; 10 lbs raisins. 25c; u aprcots,
buckwheat, 26c; 8 lbs beans 25c; can deylled
ham, SC; brook trout, 15c 3 cans oysters, 15c;
80 bars soap, 81; 90 Id sack -four, s5c; bacon,
1ll5c pork, 4c; orange marmalade in bulk
DC. ECONOMIC STORES, 305 s. Spring street.
DERsoNAL- RALPH BROS GOLD BAR
L -four, soc; city -four, 75c; granulaled sugar,
j. lbs 81; brown sugar. u lbs 81. lbs rolled
tomatoes, cans 15c; bars German family
soap, 25c; eastern oil, zoe; gasoline. zoe;
packages starch, 25c; lard, l0-lb can, soc; .
lbs 40c. 6O1 S. Spring street corner sixth.
DERsoNAL-WE ENLARGE THE BUST AND
i neck, remove freckles, moles surpcrfuous
hair. lines OF care, birth marks and physical
blemishes, grow hair on bald heads in 80 days
or no pay; all work sgaraanteed conspltstoR
Main ST., Los Angeles.
CHAsE's MARKET. 6Is s. SPRING. LBS
\ boiling beef 25c;::2 lbs round steak, ltc;
rib steak, &c; sirloin, tenderloin or porterhouse
steak, 1215c; stewng mutton, BE; leg OF mai
ton, SCI rib or shoulder chops, lbs 15c
Everything else i'll proportion CHASE'S
MARKET, 618 S. Spring.
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE FOR FEMALE
IN irregularities from whatever cause; IL
never tails to give relief or money refunded;
as years experience. Address DIR. A. j. GlEB-
NER, Office 1918 N Main St, room 12. 11-3lf
A TTENTION LADIES i-..EMMA" BUST DE-
~ veloper will enlarge your bust inches.
Guaranteed sealed instructions &c, or "a
page illustrated catalogue 6c, by mail. EMMA
TOILET BAZAR, Boston, Mass. GIG sl3t
DERSONAL - PALMISTRY; ONE HAND
L read free; every hidden mystery revealed;
life read from cradle TO grave without a mis-
take; 10 DIN. 1ll& W. Third st. I'LL I'm
DERSoNAL - ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC
baths; electric treatment scientifically
given; magnetic and massage electricity. 23c.
MRS. l. ROBBINS, 421 $. Main ST. emo
HEAITH, FORTUNE, MARRIAGE. CON
L suit MILE. RITA, only scientific Palm
Isl, 6o2 South Broadway, corner Seventh. 20
DERsoNAL-ALL LADIES VISITING PROF.
L Porter this week Will receive free sample
oi Carpenters famous Egyptian Luster. 2
NINE LECRoQ, FRENCH DREssMAKER,
Asl cor. second and Main, next to cathedral
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DOINDEXTER & wADsWORTH, BROKERS
i 3U5 W. Second ST., buy and sell mortgages
stocks. bonds and any good securities; II you
wish TO lend or borrow or invest In real estate
call on us; collections made and property
managed for non-residents zstf
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TNION LOAN COMPANY LOANS MoNEY
~ on oil kinds OF collateral security
furfiture in lodging aud boarding houses, and
on pianos without removal private ofice for
ladies, room ll2; business confidential
112 Stimson block. Him
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CITIZENs' INVESTMENT CO.,
~ 224 8. Broadway,
stock and bond brokers; loans, mortgages, se.
curties and Investments; collections made
taxes paid aud property managed Tor non r .si
dents or others. h-29f
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MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS
.Vl watches, jewelry. sealskins. etc. also OF
pianos, merchandise, iron and steel Safes fur
niture in lodging houses. boarding houses an
hotels without removal; also on city and couh
try property; low interest: can have money a
once; business CONFIDENTIAL; private ONCE fo
ladies. GEO. S. ROBINSON, 233 w. First St
rooms and 3. 1922
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STOVES REPAIRED.

STOVES REPAIRED.
CHICAGO REPAIRING Co, JAS. MAYOR,
~ 1873 w. Fifth street. Repairs made for any
stove in the L. S. Patterns made TO order. 10
~ AsOLINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED
" Tel zoos, BLACkMAN, 403 S. Spring st
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IHRISrIAN SCIENCE PRACTICAL TALKS
- by Mr. Jennie b. Phillips in Friday Morn
ing club rooms on Broadway opposite the
First M. L. church. subject this evening"
Death From Christian Science standpoint.
Everybody invited.
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wANTED-AGENTs.
WANrEO-rO RENT.

WANTED - DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR
w rent. furnished and unfurnished We
have frequent calls for well located, desirable
houses to rent. Special attention will be given
to the rental of such properties if listed with
us. HENRY 4. DARLING, 252 South Broad
way.
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DETERslLEA PSICHlCAL RESEARCH
i meetings every sunday evening at 8, Gale.
donia hall, ll9l2 Spring ST.; grand concert
also spiritual philosophy and phenomena. In.
YestigAtors are cOrdiAllX welcome
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RIO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WHO WISH
l. 70 invest some spare money, we can explain
an irrigatipg and mining proposition, now
well under way, that is absolutely certain to
yield abundant returns in the near future;
stock at nominal figure. MING & BAYARD,
11S S. Broadway.
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A Ii SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH, DR..
~ Fay, minister Services this morning al
hall OF Friday Morning club, Broadway, be.
tween Third and Fourth. Subject, The Higher
Ownership
THEOSOpHICAL SOCIETY FREE LECT.
l. uIe ia . evening at7 40 o'clock, at Blavats
ky han, i3il2 spring street. Subject, Evolu.
ion. by Mrs I.uln IL Rodgers. 2
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nu.INEss orporruN1r1Es.


IVOR sALE-BARGAINS BY II. p. ERNST 4
i, Co. lib w. Third St
$500 Cigar stand. Spring St
ZOO and $450 fruit stands.
$75. 5000 and S650-Delicacies.
living rooms attached: low rent
Angeles; daily receipts 500.
$i75 and 500 restaurants, living room.
%I00-Bakery, restaurant and delicacy; bar
gain
$5OO-Meat market. horse and wagon; daily
receipts $25; rent SIS.
$500 to Ss00-Coffee and tea store; horse and
wagon at invoice.
81. 0o--shoe store, Spring ST. /; invoice.
xl50-Shootng gallery: rent $12.
T3oO-Barbcr shop and cigar stand.
$250-Nice easy legitimate business, sole
right for % years; something that everybody
will have: big money.
$45U-SalooIi, Al location; a bs rgain.
.$l2OO-Restaurant finest patronage In tho
city, worth $4,000.
LODGING HOUSES.
so rooms, rent SS5; $500.
80 rooms, rent $65; $1,000.
"a rooms, rent $40: $1,000.
50 rooms, rent 800; $210O.
% rooms, rent T65. elegant; $500
~ rooms, rent $40; $3.50.
IL rooms, rent $40, elegant; $3.50.
40 rooms, rent $125, elegant; $500.
7O-room hotel, Spring street; $4,000.
3 room, rent $25; $500.
IL rooms 500; rooms, $500.
113 W. Third ST.
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Cs JOHNS CHURCH, CEPIsCOPAI0. COR.
- Adams and Figueroa. st. Holy Eucharist,
g. am. morning service and sermon at II !;
Sunday school at 2:j0; full choral evensong
at 4. Special attention paid to the music,
which is rendered by large vested choir of
men, women and boys. ALI the seats in this
church free Strangers cordially invited.
Take Grand avenue cable 10 Adams street.
Rev. B. w. Z. Tayler, rector.
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- -
I EWIS & ANDERSON,

| 7 OS ANGELES COUNCIL, NO. 1889. ROYAL
! IL Arcanum, meets at No. 245 S. spring st.
| every Thursday at 2 80 pm. }. A. REID, Re-
| gent; Charles Ii. Brown, Secretary. Visiting
members invited to meet with us.
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THE HERALD IS GETTING HIGH BALL

drsng The list Of live published today indicate the
tbeHe and eg gtncreds order
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MONEY TO loan ON DIAMONDS, JEW
INl elry, watches. pianos, sealskins, live stock,
carriages, bicycles, and all kinds OF personal
and collateral security LEE BROS.
2-lS ly 402 g. Spring St
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INIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
i Second and Broadway. $50 Sabbath
school; l a. and Z 80 y. M. preaching by
the pastor. $40 p. III. y. Z. s. G. L. Prayer
meeting Wednesday r :45 p III. Strangers cor
daily INVITED TO all services.
The herald., 1894-12-02

JNIRST UNIVERSAIIST CHURCH, GALE
II donia hall. 1897 s. Spring st. Preaching,
II a. M; subject. salvation OF the Upper and
Lower Glasses Compared sunday school at
I2:l5 p. H. Meeting OF church extension
committee IL m. TODAY in room rear of hall
Woman's Universalist union annual meeting
for election of officers with Miss Tallmadge,
1877 W. sixteenth ST., next Thursday, p. IN.
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CPIRITUAL UNITY TEST MEETING TO-
- night held by Miss Kate Lampman, known
as Starlight, the celebrated little trance
medium Starlight will give undeniablc proof
OF spirit return. Music and solo by Mr.. Lund.
All are cordially invited G. A. r. hall, 610l2
S. Spring ST., 7:3O p. M
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FINANCIAL.

ION OUR sYNDICATE--TnE YEAR 1sa,
u should be the greatestin tho history of tLe
country for speculative profits. Try our MAJ
OF syndicate speculation; $40 to $1,000 can Id
invested; no knowledge of speculation ncces.
sary as all transactions are mHdo by compc
tent experts; dividends payable monthly con
servative management; bank reference; full
particulars free; agents wanted. THE TRAD-
BRS SYNDICATE, Traders Building, Chicago
The herald., 1894-12-02

CHRIST CHURCH, EPISCOPAL--CORNER
Y Flower and .pico streets: Alfred S. Clark.
rector; residence 1870 Figueroa street.
Sunday services, IL a. IN. and 30 p. IN. Holy
month. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Seats
free Strangers are cordially invited TO all
services. Electric cars to Pico Heights or Uni
versitv station pass The church
The herald., 1894-12-02

DROGRESsfVE TRUTHSEEKERS WILL
i meet at 10712 n Main ST. sunday at z 30
p IN. Mrs. Mary A. White. the noted platform
lecturer, and other speakers will address the
meeting. Noted mediums viii give tests from
the platform. Admission free.
The herald., 1894-12-02

CHURCH OF THE NEW ERA-AT ILLINOIS
Y hall, Broadway and Sixth SITS. Grand rally
at ! a. m. TO hear leading citizens discuss the
question. How to Devise Ways to Employ the
Unemployed. Martin V Hork will tell the
truth. as he always does, aud prove it on his
blackboard His last Sunday lecture at
illinois hall drew 500 people. No such al
traction in this city. Rev. W. c. Bowman will
preach in the evening the best sermon in this
city: Subject. Our National. Sins. Fine music
especially prepared. seating capacity 1000.
All ats free Let all attend these meetings.
The herald., 1894-12-02

CHURCH OF THE UNIHY UNITARIAN).
~ corner Hill and Third streets, Rev. J.
Thomson, pastor. Services Sunday at l a. IN.
Sabbath school $3.50 a. IN. Subject Sunday
morning, Spiritual Manifestations and Psychi-
cal Research. There will I've evening SER
vice.
The herald., 1894-12-02

GROCERY STORE, FINE LOCATION
VI close in; clean stock and low rent,
Grocery store on old established corner; this
is a good thing.
Oil route, with business all worked up; call
and see this
Drug store, doing big business regardless Of
cut rates.
Fruit store in good location; this is cheap at
half the price.
Fruit and produce store on old established
corner: look at this.
We make q specially OF business opportuni-
ties of all kinds; also make short time loans on
good notes and collaterals.
ELSER & STEARNS,
12l w. Third st.
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ITO LOAN = $50 900 ON REAL ESTATE
i security, and low rates of interest. city or
country. Come and see us. FRASER JEN-
KINS, l32 s. Broadway. 11-25 II
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ITO LoAN-SiO,O O,OOO-CITY PROPERTY
i low rate. also have ppiications for loan
OF $500, $4,000 and $4,000. Bring in your
money. BEN L. WARD, 1873 s. Spring ST.
The herald., 1894-12-02

NVANTED-PARTNER HAVING $4,000 TO
w join advertiser in publishing an authori-
tative and dstandardGerman work on scientific
subject. The demand for such work is large
and rights are reserved in four countries in
Europe. CAPT MAMMALIAN WOLFF, Hotel
Ramona, 3
The herald., 1894-12-02

CHURCH OF ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE,
" Episcopal Olive ST., opposite Central park.
Rev. John Gray, rector Holy communion
7:30 a. IN. Litany sermon ! a. IN. Special
Mozart's Seventh mass entire by the full choir,
organ and orchestra.
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wv WTANTED-FOR SPOT CASH, FURNITURE,
w stoves. carpets, ETC., etc. COLGAN's, 3l6
S. Main 11-6 I'm
w NTANTED-PAINTERS TO SEE THE EX-
w celsior paints at 621 s. Spring ST. 1873
w TANTED-EVERYBOB TO TRY OUR
w fresh fish, 1873 s. Broadway.
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RARE CHANCE.

Furniture store, handling new and second
hand goods, clearing $5 day above expenses;
full value in stock; sec this today. I. NJ.
k1LLAlN, 22S W. First ST.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

E0R RENT-40-ACRE RANCH AT LONG
j Beach with good 2-story house for three
years. MING g. BAYARD, lis s. Broadway =
NOR RENT-TWO LARGE STORE ROOMS,
II corner Main and Ord streets. Terms low
1OS S. Broadway.
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NJ EDIU NJ 8.

MRS. PARKER, LIFE-READ1NG CLAIM
wi voyant; consultations OH business, MIN
eral locations law suits; removes disease, love,
msrragc, etc. lake University electric car 70
Forester avenue and Hoover street, go west
OH Forester avenue three blocks to vine
street, second house on Vine street, west OF
Vermont avenue $40 u
The herald., 1894-12-02

DAUL KOYNE - MANUFA CTURER PIPES
J. and canes, German sport pipes, German
cigar and cigarette holders in meerschaum
aud wetzel wood. Meerschaum goods re-
paired. 256 South Broadway lO258
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BILL POSTERS.

II W. CAMPBELL, PREs'T l.. A. BILL POST
II. ing Co.. the only honest bill poster. 1l9
h Second. Tel. 1475 Sign painting,
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CLfRKS SUMMIT NOTES
DGs'aidly Attack on Defeuo.lss'
Woman, ui dioe and Other N-ws.

Das'ardly Attack on Dsfeuo.ls,'
v Woman ui dios and Other N-ws.
JtroIiors seg1'oa T-i5u1,
CLARK SUMMIT, Pa, April % -Tlr
weather i all that could he desired
and farmer. are bu,ily employed pu'
ting In spring crops aud planting frul'
trees. a larger number OF which have
teen set In this ueighbovhojl than for
many years
III Wiess has purchased another 10,
OF Mr. Atheriou aud started c,ilir
over which he will erect house "a.
soon ns possible.
Joseph Seihei's now house Ia nearly
completed Mr.. Blown il battling
nice house and Mr.. Gregory Gas - he"
house well under way.
Miss Kelly. oi Pine Bro)s, wil.
occupy her house soon
Contractor Mover h,s gralol bvrn
tIful lawn 1t his new huu,e which D.
will fill with Shubbery.
Mr+ Z.pa FOsburg is still conGusd
to her h-l.
Mrs B,st, her daughter Maggie aud
AthhA' o.'ht Nv hi'A' iil = NNlkll hbuN'
usnr the Delaware, l. L.ck,w,nna Anu
Western switch yard IA this place
Late Saturday evening they we-'
aroused by SOM one knocking Max
eis ask.d tho name OF TIE purity bu'
received no answer. Slp took 4 pitc
ot wood in her haul AMI op'ned tn
door. thinking 1t was some boys, ani
attempted TO throw the WOO AZ ,h.m
She was copfroniei by person she
we'll knew with lantern, wac drew
revolver and fred thrss .not, In
quick succession, one Of them slightly
cutting her scalp.
A branch millinery department will
he opened In the furniture store Of
Slon,on & Wheeler, April %. Our
friends aud patrons nre cordially in
vi,ed to give MS a call L L. LEACH,
Scranton, Pa -
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MINCED ~ MlNo0Ka.
The Newo f a Day nightly Fpitomizsd
for Huui-d Readers.

for Huui-d Readers.
Stoal 10 tie scrU,'oi irDut,
MNooKA, Pa, April % The enter
tniument which viii he given tonight
ut No. 4 school at Greenwood. under
the auspices of the Christian Endeavor
society. Of that place. promis S to he n
grand success An excellent pro-
grtmme has been arranged for the oc -
casion aud u good time is promised to
all WHO attend.
John Pohskic and John Cherhnck.
two Polish residents NJ Green wood
were arranged before Alderman OHnrn
tempted to burn the house OF Charley
Chonoskie. Not being able to furnish
hail in the SUN of $500 each they wcr,
committed TO he cDulty j,il to await
the decision Of the grand Jury
Mike C. Kelly, o: Back street, an
uouuces that he will 20 to Colorado
next month to engage in business AS %
travelling salesman for u glue firm 10
that state
Te.si-, daughter Of ANTHONY
Burke, Of Main street, is i'll with brou-
chitis
The initial presena,lon Of the Bor.
derland Dramatic company was given
last night in Temperance hall to u full
house James k-lsis COrby did some
remarkably hns acting aud John Casey
and p + Cusick were excellont IN tn.
funny work John + nn WAS the heavy
villain and TODD his part in good style
Miss Annie Conucll did some yery
clever acting as a New York belle
Miss Council presented beautiful ap-
pearancs on the stage and fascinated
the audience with her style of acting.
Miss Jennie Loug nry, as Miss SprIg
leas, the goycrue's, displayed grra'
ability NJ an actress In fact the whole
company WAS exc ieut aud worthy o.
praise. Their next entertainment WI.
be given at OH Forge.
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PITISToH coNDENsaTIoas
Nswsy Paragraphs Cut Down for Qacs
IArnaal

NltCidi 10 NE scranton IUbuns.
PITTsToN, April %. The cold. raw
rainy weather of the past few days has
caused the discarded ovsrcoat to be
brought forth for while at least
Burgess MslOney made tour of the
side side streets yesterday and served
notice on property owners whsrs de- .
feCtive sidewalks aud blOcGaled gut
ters existed to repair the same forth
with.
10 pursuance of the proclamation
published by the West side board o.
uesith, r-quiriag the vacciuat on uf
school children. Dr. B.yan has began
the work and expects before long TO
have every scholar in the borough vac
ciunted
Tue trial of Rocco Bali,terria. who is
charged with kidnopping lit,io Eide
ByOshSrton, Of Ashley. l. sat down on
the list for Monday, April 80
The series OF evangglistlc meetings
preliminary 10 the summer teut cam
pugn, under the direction OF Mr.
Moody, opened Sunday. Tho opening
service OF the series was hell IN the
West Side Methodist church at II
o'clock. and was largely attended. In
the afternoon the services were held in
tie Est Side First Pres 5yteriau church
and was throngsd to the doors by an
interested congregation, largely com
posed OF young people. A number OF
the local pastors occupied seats on
the pulpit platform. Major Whit
tie was in charge. The preliminary
services consisted OF an appropriate
song, Revive Thy Work, by the con-
gregation. Mr.. Stebbius leading; pray
ers by Rev J. G.. Eckman and Rev j.
b Sumner. and solo. Christ Ljv,ta
IN Me by Mr.. Stsbbins. The evening
service was held in the West Side
Presbyterian church. which also was
crowded 10 the doors long before the
hour for opening. and hundreds wer.
unable to gain admittauce Majur
Whittle took for his text Luke q,
70, And they worshipped Him. and
returned to jerusalem with great JOY"
He said in substance:
Mrs. Mary Ann Mooney died at the
home Of her father, james Melvin.
Railroad street, Sunday evening Sne
was aged % years. and leavss to mudrn
her loss, husband. five daughters aud
one son The funeral will occur to-
morrow afternoon X, 3 O'Clock. Inter-
ment In Market Street cemetery
A committee of Eagle Hose company
has purchased a team OF iron grays
that together tip the beam NJ 2.4lO
pounds, there being but difference OF
one and oue-halt pounds in their
weight The horses are ysar.olls and
are to be used FOR fire aud team pur-
poses.
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"she would be u pretty srI tor but one
thing
What's thatT asked Charley.
George-Her face Is always covered with
purple and red blotches.
Churley-Oh, that's easily enough dis.
posed oG Used to b, the same way my.
self, but | caught on to the trouble one
day. aud got rid Of It in no time
George-Nhat was it2
Charley-Simply blood erup'ions. Took
short course OF p. p. z. tell you its
the boss blood corrrctor. The governor
had rheumatism 50 bad that you could
Eea7 him holler clear across the country
every time he moved. He tried it. and
you know what An athletic old gent he is-
now. II somebody would give Miss Daisy
pointer, she would thank them after
wards. All the drug stores sell it. -
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Scrpnton-F p. Price, Washington ayeuu,
God Hcda Brand
Dunmore-F p PRICE, Gold Medal Brand.
nunmoro 90 r. D Muney Supcrlative Branl.
Hyde fark-Carsou Sc Davis Wa~hburn st.
Gold Slcdtl Brand; scph A. hears. Main
Evonuc Superative Brand
Grceu Ridge A L.Spauctr.Gpll Medal Brand.
-. j. I. Mrlldle, SuparH,vo
ftoyIdcnre-Fruner S ChGppeIl y Main ave.
nuc, ~uperiat yn rraud, O. q lle,pis. ".
Market street God Alrd Z, Brand
Olyphnnt james Jordan. Supcrlutive Brand
kvilie-~htli"r * K i4,r Suppratiy,.
Jcrmyn G, u Wintcr, ~ Go superaative
Archuald-Juncs 5 mp4pu q 90 Hlld Medal
larNoudV.c-B. S Clark Gold Medal Brand.
llou"sdals 1 y Foster q GO Gold MoIt
NlnuOkl-Nl II. Ltvclln
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THINGS OBSERVED nNo NOTED.

Things, politically speaking, aro very
lively in this vicinity Mt the present
time, Scarcely u day passes but one or
more OF the various candidates ars to
be seen In conversation with the ward
heeler putting in bis best work 1t can
he said in all candor that never was n
more energetic canvass wagsd ut such
an early stage of the fight rs the pres
ant time 1t can be bri, fly put down
ION th" Il publican side OF the hou,e,"
ae fight between county seat cOmbin-
atoms and public sentiment. The can.
lidacy of our tOwnsm IN. George
). Ferris, for orphan court
judge, has caused heap of
opposition from the Wilkes Barre con-
tiugent who ara averSe to such an i'm.
portnnt Office coming to this end of the
county. With this end in view they
nre busily engaged in planning nni re-
Joicing in tho assurances that Mr. Fer
ris will never make the nomination
Be that as it may. Mr. FrIis ard his
tried lieutenau,s assert they have no
fears Of the result and are prepared to
meet amy snap game that mi sht be at
tempted.
II y
The fight for representative in the
Fifth Legislative district among the
Republican and Democratic parties is
III" next offi.e in point of Importance
being sought for at the present time.
While there has not been any nn-
nouncement publicly made on the Re-
publican side, rumors of G. b Smith,
Michael Whalen, William Loughrey
md Blanchard Chapman Icing pos
i6le candidates are hoard on all sides.
The selection ol any Que of these names
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Beecham's pills are fo.
(olliousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss Of appe-
tite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause Of all of them.
Book free; pills 25c. AT
drugstores, or write BE-
Co,565 Canal St., New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
4 DELIGHTFUL CONCERT.
Given at Music Kali L,st Evening by
Home Talent
Special to Me Scranion 7Ii5mC

Special TO the Scranton II ibHle
PlTTsToN, Pa, April %. -Notwith-
standing the threatening appearance of
the weather large aud fashionable
audience gathered in Music Hall last
evening to witness the first presentn-
tion OF grand musical and literary
entertainment given under tho nus
pices Of tbe Blessed Virgins Sodality
of ST. johns church When the cur
tain raised on the first pnrt every seat
WAS ccrrpicl an! standing room was
at premium Thr progranm- con.
sisted Of vosn and inslrumental music
ana sgerc .rM
7 he participants wore young people
from this ,lace assisted iy few from
Wilkes & 'rre, Carhondnlo md Scrau-
ten, Thr programme, while leugthy.
WINS nevertheless enjoyed by all, and
mch soloist received unstntrd Nd
piause. Owing to the briei time inter
vrnng between the rendition of tho
piugromm' and the closing ot this let
le5, TIE TRIBUNE il forced to give hui
II generGl criticism OF the whole