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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15
C0ugfsed Nigggf and Bays

MY wife was taken sick in august 1897 and sick for five six
weeks William Huelhg Benton Franklin Ills THE
doctors and negboTs pronounced her trouble consumption had two %
lie coughing could
cured Then bottles Golden Medical
she whole
married
died short while We
taking the all including washing
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15
All Ages and Stages OF Life

to o. from pmhEm in it nurse
OF humanity of
heccndt nd Hrve he hmefho the attacks
mrad which hpGH his health blood healthy
he i've of blood get aH ody
% in the from PecesG dcn Nehca Discover
body from does this bpmHmg blood emnnm the
form OF the eof disease strengthen the hgstvean
H the 1t increases eacHvto of hodmk kn glands
% If IS he hm m
nerve i OF other orgnSp Hhmed rGohe
Discovery" ph hm the the 6m mcondto which ski
nd "h by md
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15
#S Wasted Money.

it
hins Had months
sadI iaohes had
So opaiiou
nothing did borrowed
da tor success Las Auput,tv
anduse mdno
3
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15
The Resf Blood Purifier.

This to certify that Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery
blood purifier that used"
n " VT about
September entirely with
en of the liver Could not do anything
sit still could lie right side.
Medical Discovery and
and still continue the Pellets will
those who suffering publish you think best
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15
The Working Basis.

First Lawyor-Nou are cheat and a
swindlcr'
Second Lawycr-Nou are a liar and a
blackguard! ''' '
The CouEt. r(sOfuyl--L'Ome, gentlemen,
let's got down 10 the disputed points Of
the ecase,-Philadclphia North American.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15
$%E, GOO G1uEH AWAI J

SIX for
o for
Peoples o. fnaHng
OF the cos OF Ofmanin by
r. at to
about ii
oferdO Ii
gando
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15
PERsONAL MENTInN.

Edward Gagel, of West Haven
Conn, is visiting his parents on Cher
ry street,
Edward L. Sterner, Of Yedd,o is the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15
TUNKHANNoCK.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, Nov. 14-Court con-
vened here on Monday with Associate
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-15

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Erie MEDICAL CO., svFFALo, NY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
{. w. Saunders One Of the Ab'eSt Of
Young Virgin.ans.
FEW EQUALS AS A DEBATER,
The Late John Bcii Bigger Regarded
Him as Onc of the Most Brilliant
Men Who Served During
His Career ~ Clerk,

BY the elevation Of Edward w Sauu-
dcrs Co the SpeakoIship. the floor oil thc
House loses l,s most BRILLIANT ana force
ful ngure.
Mr saunders IS serving In the House
his seventh consecutive session. During
the large part of This time he has been
easily the bcs, known ana inhJeu,tl
member OF the House. Ie has hA
with credit the leading committee char
mansh.ps. lie has been chairman OF me
Committee on Privileges and L.eolon''
the ranking Committee 1i tne House. uN,
gave 80 up Co take the Chairman
ship OF the Committee on Courts of Justice
over which he presided Win ust.-c-l0"
for several sessions.
This Committee. popularity known Us
the judiciary Committee. is perhaps ihe
busiest OF all the House Committee
TO II are referred an bills relating TO
legal procedure. an measures changing
the great subtantirc body OF the ia" ana
affecting the public and private reh
OF the citizen. an matters c1nccrnns the
criminal law: everything in fact pertain
ing % the general alm.nlstfat oi l'.
tice I'm the courts of the CnmmonN '-'N.
This craftsmanship g. .he prize Io "N.l
the lawyers Of the House ok forward
with earcr desire.
A BRILLIANT MAN
The new Speaker has few az ihe ans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
MAGISTRATES
VERY SCARCE
Owing to Drouth in Legislature the
Crop is Short
JUSTICE JOHN TAKES A STAND,
The Old story of a Country Boy Who
Gives Way TO the Temptations Of
City Life - old Buns Given
Work on the Rock Pile.
JUSTICE JOHN TAKES A STAND.

r,s+fco LII, ,.as 90 f,li Of birneoir yes
tor6o, "a ',oa~dld eirI I'M ~ n,,,,
frocE and took me occasion of a number
~ senators and reDreslntativcs pre-eut To-
prbur5en a load that has for some time
been ON his mind.
a missioner was CHARGED with being %
srsniri us ,haracter hen il fs was a. cir a.
case OF theft. The officer who made tle
arrest. when criticized for not making the
rroper charge under warrant. said f. was
49,, a. t,,,.oesi,i. ia ind a ma.is.r..- @
and that he spent hours looking FOR one.
crVE rs MORE MAGISTRATES
The Great Dispenser declared that the
lave liroitiuo the CITY of Richmond Co Sis
magistrates was actually retarIing The
administration Of Justice and that as
meas1re If economy i- did not save cent.
and that al times one half of The city was
without protection.
lie gave notice that le d.dn' have time
10 Issue the warrants for the whole e..t.
and said he'd be bum bumnel ana I.-"
jammed ST be proposed 80 ga ''
The crying need Of the gay i7 more i'..'-
is.rates. .......,..rr,,.
fi'Esii - ~ s.- t..'. ,.,',,., r..o
A youth. tan ana fair ms g"'i5 i.'.e
pale with ine misery oI i'
stood at tie DiI OF --e o'.'
terday seli-conie-sed lH.el' ,,.,.,.-
lie came 10 I.lchnoHd IioI' an ''I ', ,...
county. lie arrived ln ile Guy i'y'I '''',
the yerdue-clad hills. 10 me 'IiHE oi
upon stone, the sons OF me o'o'A l'l '''7
ear ana scenes OF peace anu "d'''8
fields iu bis mind. Ills wants had poem
few. DIS knowledge was sim DIS p.''
rIes We're innocent aiHo''lo"9 "''
dreams .... t....,. t..
'f,. ,r,,.. ,yore novelties that
- ratrc.. tban disturbed his strong
-. v-,.b bfs bo9d haired 20
.0'''7 ...,.... ,l,as,,ro and mo arn0~ or
-, 1....t-.t ecu he was
7n'' '. , ~. ,,,, - W. civ life
'"'F' s..-o.I n, An OVERCOAT
,,o,, e,-,,, the country. The story
D0' o,d as tbe Police Court lie
,,,,,r~od in where old FOUNDERS would
-. 49, a. tread The pace was too
10. ~ ..,,.,.,ti,,, too e-roat He stood
las' 'i,o ,le,. .t, ia. ~ rrstioo rohn
al hlheleeh p'ioie we ''-' .--t,ol- T., hfs
where come 'le "oiS' c-. ,.".i..-
pocket was pawn ulN,. H.. a. .....'.
man oNeicod| 0"-'' '''0
a THIEF ,,.,.. .--...,.,.....
He made no o''lL -,5 1.. t-...i.
lips and shruhNeh eye Ne '..o ''., .,.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
Theatrical Amusements,

-WnfreI Clarke IS 70 appear in yaude-
VILE
Eve shannon used 20 play Eva in I'm
Gle Toms cabin.
Nellie McHcnry's tour in Green Room
Fun has terminated.
Teddy Piener is 20 manage David Hen
derson's Havana theatre.
what did Tompkins DO" IS 20 be pro
Guced by Harry C0rson Clarke.
Zen Hur" will run for year In New
YORK For "a gallery admission sDeculA-
tors are eXac.ing $50.
-Kr,le Hc.aw has acquired the eniifa
rights Of Hurry HamIton's dramatiza-
ton Of Monte Cristo."
William II. Crane. the actor. and Mr.
Joseph Brooks. his manager. WIN dissolve
-.rtnerghip at the end Of the present
kate Davis OF The Chinese Romlnce
.,,-c,o,v was stricken with paralysis
while alone in her room AZ Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
STANDS FOR CONGRESS.
VIII BE Nominated as a Rcbuke TO the
Machine.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec Especial
State Senator Stands. Of southampton. Is
i'm a fair way 20 secure the nom nation
for Congress from this, the Second Con-
erossional District lie spent to-day here,
thing of an ovation.
4 Democrat who knows much Of what IS
going on told me tonight that several
gentlemen, suspected of being anxious 20
represent this District in Congress, have
been notified that, should Stands. at the
meeting at Richmond on December 10Th.
be debarred from entering the Democrat
ic caucus. there is a declared purpose 10
nominate him for Congress as a rebuke
Co what is known as the machine. which
the adhorents Of Senator Martin are held
20 represent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

was before them one or more would sel.'e
back in his harness. and refuse i' ,aNa
what Dee feared would be disastrous
.afunas The spectacle was. there ,f
rlrued into a ridiculous hasco, ana '"e
.-'--t.rors launched at it. while Mt Bur
aess wept To was a mere question or
cxuense with Klaw and Erlanger when
tbsy and Mr. Brooks decided 20 put o.. Ben
friir" ON the stage. In making OF the cna'-
TO-. race practicable and popular mug
f, The nlav They bought ne patented
-,,chlnerv from Mr.. Burgess ana SCI
e,ner-s Al development of IT, IT'D mo
sGere. which is successful now at me
roadway Theatre. the practiced horses .,.5
--n with their sides 20 th' front on .. Inc
loco and SD arc not scared. m'tlO
,,,, a- Tho back wheel that rcroIFes
pm l.sr la rises. complete ths iI.l,Ioa.
~ nm else I'm the play were commonpa-.a,,.,9
.e,s tie New York sun, This eN,i -o' '''''
-ry episode would make O fortune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
Atthe Buou

A weu-seiectod programme 1' "' .7.'''
and novel vaudeville acts VIII ne i'
fartno ar rho Yiiou fhis week ne ".t
has been selected with the same care
tbat has characterized the class OF ei.ri-
tafnrnents presented boy the manage menu
and the acts will be up 10 the standard
lee Hawkins. one OF the best bica-
face monoioeists I'm the prote ion or "7
he Is more famili0rly known, me ,ie'-
terrified Of Afinstrelry, IS the hoad-.iie.,
and worthy one 20 top on such OH
as will be rendered. Hawkins Us q tHoI-
ouch comedian. and renders ne" H'"7'
I'm a way an his own
The famous Quieley Brothers, The COM
zeal toU-cate keepers. are as good aa me
hest in their line. They carry stage e.-
fects and do bit Of comedy tlat 10
entirely proof against duplicating. lle
Painter Trio. q good comedian ana Two
pretty girls. in singing and dancing
turn. I'm which they introduce novel pu-.
mess. come direct from great NIT III
Washington The Jack Marsnoh eoh-
tette rank with the highest comedy enter
tanners I'm the profession. Their acl ms
always been a success, and in the intro
duction OF "a new feature The turn VIII
no doubt meet with just such reception
MS did the seven Reed Birds Miss Nio-
SEE. Dale. 81 lovely little comedlenue, who
executes beautiful and thrilling dances,
and who sings new songs. will join the
favorite ranks Mr. and Mrs stuart par-
row. I'm smoke and sand pictures and
shadoweraphs are Old favori-es, and in
their new act VIII secure stronger hold
on the Richmond lovers or novelty. Benz
nett and Kessner. the song illustrators
who were so well received last week. hold
over with new pictures and subjects.
The usual performances VIII ne given
an week. at the same popular prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

An elegant reception was given last
Friday night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Danner, No. west Cary street.
I'm honor Of their guests, Misses Whann,
OF Philadelphia.
The following were present.
Mr. and Mrs NJ H. Spicer. Mr.. and
Mrs L. S Jones. Miss Nellie Bareamin.
Mrs. j. G.. Henning. Miss Grant. Miss Re
becca Storrs, Miss Elise Goddin Miss
Eta Cottrel the Misses Buchanan. Mr..
and Mrs. pendleton. Miss Carlton. Mr..
carlton. Miss While puncanson. Misses
Roy and Muscoe Pace w. 3. West. Joseph
English George IIodgson. John Hutcheson,
W. a. banner. Misses Kate Lee and
Mamie Delaney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

,.,,.....,
the other hsh,. me 5.i'A5 IS D'' 49,
Go lee The result ol laA IIom ID s'i's'
car y.,,
-h W .i '.- ...- .'..g.~ h. he work
OF ,aar..s r. .ns anu a.l,o- - ~ tb0-
I.to ..-. -..-.. ana TIE Opiun
string epic VIDE '-'s anu ''' D''''
Psa Fox las. .eea 1 1p' The s a1' n 5sadl
pleased with iL aA. ms 5No"s1 u -r1
los TO se. to work again as soon as
possible.
'Hieaard the Second" The eaarae. ,a',
t.. r.-r.r --lrc. followed tho rption5
oonaned .oa.empomneous records.
-airs orse Could Edith Ninsdon)
is GO return 10 The saes She viii appear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

Nj. John X. RUSSELL who has ue.n
for sometime az his home in me oo.".s,
is much better and IS allowed 'o tl,
each day He Will soon ne olA
work as superintendent OF a.hoo'' ...,.,,,,
The teachers Of the fa.r.,.l ,,o.-d
we're at the offices OF inc .boir
Yesterday morning
months salaries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

time when the bonds which bind to me
House must be severed. lie is I'D me
mu vieor Of early manhood, being YET
or tho rieht side OF forty. lie is IN accord
with tine dominant political sentiment
of The state His unanimous election
+, tho epelkership is an omen Of
lf.h.r measure of fame and a larger
...1 Of usefulness. IT is safe 10 prophesy
tb.t the political events of the future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

new vacuum light has iu., P T5e
P Pimes by the ws-kaoun firm % Of v ire
a s,y. represented here by Nr. T. j. Mar
tin. ,+ success I'm every
Inc laI'P hy Inc soft brliiancy OF i's
lr5, and m ooayeo,eno''. 5 Tl prove room
ereat acquisition 90 ''s ,---o' 'l'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
..urnnir CnIendar.

,.6,.s OF the willing workers"
Ine ~ monumental church have is
oocle's ..,,yanfr calendar OF Richmond.
sueo ,,,ten up IN most convenient ar
It 20 800, and on each separate sheet,
H. b. calendar for the month IN bold
De Is a beautiful engraving, represent
,si. sonne prominent site I'm Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
Blast from Rams Horn.

Tact is ano.l,r name Tor trickerT
True love the secret Of fun eon'<-
ialion. ,
Death is darkness. because It leads 20
dawn. :
what you are Within that you Will Do
without.
Practice what you pray-particu'ary a.
the ballot box
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
OPPOSES CANAL SALE.
Mayor Hayes Fears Great Injury VIII
Bc Done TO Baltimore.

anf hpift Ab baltimore
BALTIMORE. Dee 9--Mayor Hayes
yesterday expressed some strong views
regarding the sale Of the Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal, which he opposes unless GER
tain conditions are imposed upon the
purchasers. lie said.
"The state Board Of public Works, l
fear. is about 10 inlict irreparable in
jury and damage 10 the commercial as
we'll as the financial interests Of Balti-
more. and do trust. II the Governor and
Comptroller are regardless Of this threat
ened wrong TO this city. that the other
member. General Shryock. the State
Troa urcr. and our own townsman. will
oppose the proposed scheme of the sale
az the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co..
unless there is inserted I'm the terms Of
sale the conditions contained in two acts
OF the Legislature Of 1890"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
A1f-sElrENTs THIs WEEK.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
Academy-"A Bachelors Honey moon.
Monday and Tuesday nights; matinee
Bijou-Hieh-class Vaudeville an wees
Audtorium-Skating Rink
The Academy Of Music viii be held on
Monday and TUESDAY with "a matinee
on Tuesday, by the splendid comedy cons
panv presenting "a Bachelors Honey
moon"
"a Bachelors Honeymoon was written
by John sapcton. Of New York. and D.
a h.rh-c'ass farce, abound'ns .n spirited
FUN. and entirely devoid of offensive n'
,rllear features. it's humor is dependent
fuon tie wit and satire of the dialogues
and the iut-icac.cs OF the plot and CONE
nIcations It D. "a farce in The French
accentaton of the term. and BIS non q cone
srarrcr'te hash ~ vaudeville s.ane anl
nonsense that fs commonly called iifD'
and farce comedy ON the pr' '.-
gtq~o IL was originally produced Or
H0vfs Theatre New York ana score
d trfumDh with the press and public 1nl
Inns since been soon ln all the LARGE emo
of tho North and West with gr1tii3in
Tho Mot concerns the experiences of
"a man who secretly marrie7 an a..ie
and tries 20 Introduce her nto h's home
without betr1ying Che fact of IBIS mar
riace 10 his family ,-
Warie g. e1cko.ts comedians nay %
boen chosen from the best players OF inc
country. and have meritcd the praise
that have been given them.
Warde e sacfctt have always oeeh luel-
tiled with tho foremost attractions oi
tho country. and arc eat1h.sh'ns 'n en-
ciabio reputation Vi.h the.r TO" Ne, b.
ar 'varIo rs The eldest son %.
Warde. and was his manager -''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

Mrs CHS boys will appear az the au-
ditorium next Thursday night at $3.50
O'Clock for a grand cake-walk The af-
fair viii be the feature of the season, and
the boys viii show good time
Dancing Will be the order from 10 o'clock
tln midnight. when the people will be Is
corted TO the cars which win be In readi-
ness 10 hring them back
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10

perhaps not too far distant. may trans
fer this gifted young Virginian to the
halls VI National legislation. There his
talents w'n speedily assert themselves.
The political future should look bright
for Saunders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-10
American National Bank.

The regular annual meeting Of me
s,ockholders OF the American National
Rank will be held at It's office on Iues-
dav January 9th, 1890. at j. NJ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

The Chicago Tribune has been look
rainy day. and after serious eontem-
platson OF the long lines of black UNI
brellas everywhere apparent II comes To
the conclusion that Chicago would be
much mere cheerful on rainy day IL
people who have 10 be out In II would
wear red umbrellas. ana IL proposes 10
submit a proposition 10 the Chicago Art
League for fiual adjudication The coli
ored umbrella idea is "a good one any
where. but It is particularly excellent
for adoption In Seattle. where we have
rainy days enough for three or four cit
les Of it's size. One can easily and
pleasantly imagine one of our shopping
thoroughfares ON n rainy day dancing
ana dazzling In The irideseent hues Of
thousands Of umbrellas In all the colors
OF the rainbow. Instead Of the funeral
lines tha. pass to and fro beneath their
solemn. soinhTe. semi-spslerieal eanopies
enc would have the gay ehramatic
changes Of reds and green's and yellows
and blues and oranges and vioIets. with
all their shades and tints making the
gray days g!iniirg Eiimpses az glory
ard converting the leaden skies Into
a hrrnauen, rejecting rainbow paint
"a world. What CHEEKY brightness
such a sight wcua bring 10 the hearts
o. every ruAn. woman and child I'm seat
tie. and hew much less would they re-
greet tire absence AZ sunshine. Indeed,
If We sn wore ce'o9ea umbrellas. eur
sunshiny DAYS would soon become eur
9rearisst and dlsmaless.
We submit this umbrella matter to
the Seattle Ar League. and respe etfaYly
suggest that IRE newspapers ana art
leagues ot ala ether raciac coast cities
take the matter up fer careful and
rrayersnl consideration.
y. s,-The question Z rubber boots
and shoes ana nsacssntoshss nsgh, bn
acted upon later
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

Advices from Manila indicate that
Agulnaldo has taken to me timber and
cannot be found. Possibly the Chicago
or Boston Filipino 5unta are posted as to
his whereabouts. but he disappeared from
the vicinity OF Tariac just In time to es-
cape the American aavarce. The FIJI
ipino army seems to have been taken by
surprise. Judging from .hs quantity Of
stores and ammunition captured at
Tariac. i, looks now as II Aguinaido's
opposition to American occupation In rap
Idly drawing TO close. ard his capture
or flight from the island OF Luzon Is a
matter OF short time. Long before the
opening OF the national campaign tho
Philippine question and national expan-
sion will have become dead Issues. Sem
ator Morgan was right wren ne said the
other day that the Democratic fight must
be made on the Chicago platform with
the currency question as the paramount
issue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

than conduct q war against these people
harbor." OF course Dewey regulated
these alleged expressions and gave his
views GA the war in the Philippines and
the character OF tbs FiIipinos without
reserve II turns cut that what the yell
low journals said Dewey said was very
different from what ne said for himself
The Register evidently imagined Dewey
20 be something like bryan. or Atkinson,
or Altgeld. and not the brave naval off,
has lost Dewey. but IT has Aguinaido left,
hence II Is not wholly desolate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

tack upon LadS smith the advance of Gen.
Buffers relief corps will 5000 compel
them 20 abandon thu Siege. Iyadysmith
Is but iss miles from Durham. vhere the
British troops are being lanaeds ana the
English have control Of the railroad be-
tween the two places, with the exception
OF a few miles ont from Ladysni,h. The
Boer force will hardly dare place itself
between the Two British armies for the
purpose ~ hindering Gen Buffers ad-
vance ana. unless successful attack I.
made upon Ladysrnish. will be forced TO
retreat northward
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15

AS the official count In Kentucky pro-
crosses II becomes more and more evil
dent that Taylor has carried the state by
considerable plurality. TIE usual COM
ment OF both Democratic and Republican
papers Is that as matter or course Goe-
bel will count himself In. /, Ia appar-
emily taken for granted that the will of
the people will be defeated by fraud. The
Goeeei election machine was devised for
the very purpose to which II Is being put.
1t will be interesting to note how the peo-
pie of Kentucky Will take this substitu
ton Of defeated and despised@andidate
for one who was legally electe