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Since Russell Sage has declared 1t his
ambition to die rich, the public is wait
ing in breathless expectancy tor the full
fillment of the ambition.
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plU III MORToAGE MONEY, see
UIih ILL j. WILHELM HAMM. Cheney Blk

by allowing the Accommodations in the
bowels TO remain. the entire system is
poisoned. DeWu,'s Little Early Risers
regulate the bowels. Try them and you
viii always use them. Chas I. G;5oert.
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Hoods Pills are mountaineering and the
only pills 10 take with HOODS Ssrsa.
parilla.
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The report of Grover Cleveland's
death was doubtless base scheme to
get lead on premature obituaries.
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The Oldest real estate agency IN Boul.
der. All business transactions guaran-
teed. Fire insurance, loans, notary
public S2Im
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bargains for home Seekers.

'ssrgaius for Home Seekers.
W. have a fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con-
template investments of any character
Give US your properties for rent.
WARREN c. DYER'S
Camera Building. Boulder
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on gilt edged real estates security.
52Im LEWIS S. YOUNG, Atty.
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Fancy edge leghorns IS and 40 cents.
Plain leghorns 2oc a, Mrs. Crosby's.
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For RENT-Three unfinished rooms
1t S. per month. Inquire 2oo2 Spruce.
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Use Prof, Fields worm ppe ,rts
iugle trial proves their worth
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Aguinaldo's typewriter has so far
shown a greater ability in getting him
into the last ditch than getting him out
again.
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Observation-Disclosures room and
board tor man and vile. Best of refer
ences furnished. Address I437 Hill St.
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Fox SALE-Note. signed by S. B. and
E. w. Austin, for SOS 90 and interest, due
since Nov. 10th. %. Studebaker Bros,
Mfg. Co. Denver.
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The greuest stinker on ear,h-the
Gold Dust cigar at 5 cents.
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The greatest stinker on eartii-,he
Gold Dust cigar at 5 cents.
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FOR SALE-In S acre tracts. the prop.
erty known as Weisenborn's lake prop.
erty. Enquire of F Weisenhorn, $50
Araps hoe street. "a Imo
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build and repair ash pits and chin
neys. Do job carpentering reasonable.
? IS ON N H SMITH, 2I3I Bluff St.
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Rubberoid makes bicycle tires air
tight and puncture proof Call at 1922
18th street.
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The greatest slinkcr on earth-,he
Gold Dust cigar at 5 cents.
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For RENT-For the summer, room
house furnished, reasonable. Enquire
Gerdes, cor. 10TH and Grandview Ave.
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Furnished rooms, with or without
board al 1927 Spruce street.
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Publishers o. Dolly eueu un Weekly Tribune

TKRAs-Isc.p per week; soc. per month
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advance.
Advertising Rates upor application
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
Colorado. as second-class matter.
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BROUGHT BIG PREMIUM.

Boulder National Bank Secures Schoo,
Bonds at 1O4.
The bids for the school bonds were
opened by the school directors last night.
The Boulder National bank being the
highest home bidder, was gwen the pr
erence and was awarded the bonds at
Io4. The bidders with their bids were
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Colorado Spring
Is best served by THE Colorado Road"
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For REST-Four room house. In
qure I246 Pearl ST. II If
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TINT CARD.

COLO. & SOUTHERN.
No. a. for A bensS;s SIS s:!, m m.
No. a. for b bspssss, ' ,!Ss B. B. M
No. ar from Denver bs,isss 9:3s a
No. ~ from Denver. Arrives. 6:74. p. II
UP.
ARRIVES DEPARTS
1915 a. m. I2:I5p
COLO. & NORTHWESTERN.
EAST.
leaves Ward Reaches Boulder
5A5 a. m. 300 a. m.
I:75 p. m. 1898 p. m.
leaves Boulder Reaches Ward
q:4o a. m II'55 a. m.
o:4o p. m. 8:55 IN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

\ TWO weeks term ul criminal court
Will begin this morning.
Court on saturday appointed William
Newell supervisor of Lchigh township to
Ill IN" vacancy caused by the rcSignd-
zion of Jacob Nnecht.
In lnr case OF John :. Bortrec and
Gourg" bowling to recover damages from
buttcmdu was returned by the jury Sat
urday.
In the case of Robert {. Wills against
Ellen Long, Of PrirChurg the jury on
SATURDAY returned a verdict ot Sll5ll in
favor Of thu plaintiff. In the case Of
George Weiland against Annie Ham
mond verdict for the pluiutin in the
sum of S%NN.92 was awarded.
I'm the case of Mr.. and Mrs. ". +.
Miller, the colorcd people whose ditfc,-
cnCuS have been aired in court on several
occasions, Judge Gunstcr on saturday re
fused the petition Of Mrs. Miller, for the
custody of her child Pauline NJ Miller,
who is now living with her aunt, Ms.
NJ Foster
Testimony in the divorce case of Rua
card W. Fred G. card was heard by
Judge Archibald Saturday. Mrs Card's
parents, Nlr. and Mrs. c. G. Rowland
cOrrohorated her testimony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Card were married in tathrope. SuS-
qu"hanuu county, 1872. ana resided TO
Eethor until 1887, when she alleges he de
serted her.
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Doty, who is attending the conference at
Kingston. Pa
Rev. Reese r. Reese, OF Arnct 1ioga
county, preached in the Welsh Congrc-
GaiiOnal church on West Market street
yesterday.
Rev. H. \. Grant. 4. D.. at the How
ard Place African Methodist Episcopal
church last evening discoursed upon the
word within IL, choosing as Il text tOl
iii, lG Let the word of Christ dwell in
you in all wisdom"
The meeting for the spiritual benefit
Of the men who have been attending the
sunday afternoon meetings held by the
Young Mems Christian association At
the Lyceum, will he held tonight at the
association rooms in Guernsey's hail. w.
A. Berry, of the Railroad association will
speak and all young men are invited.
Secretary George Il. Mahy, OF the
Young Mems christian association, is
taking steps towards increasing the mem
bershp Of the association. lie has he
gun what is styled an honor roll Of
membership Thereon is recorded the
names of all those who realizing the
present great need Vi the association,
viii rally to its aid. When the building
on Wyoming avenue was destroyed there
We're about 7m members enrolled. but
now only few of that number are
aiding by Wort, and money. In the lat
ter part of May IN" biennial convention
of the associations Of North America will
be held i'm rand Rapids. Mich. The a--
soCihtiun Mere will in all probability he
represented by secretary Mahy. A q.
Warman and e. W Fulton While IN the
west these thrr, gentlemen will visit the
biz association buildings in chicago and
t yrland, t" get som" ideas for the build
in@ 10 be- erected here some time within
tn. next year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Elizabeth DoLaCy, wife of captain
j. Del.aCy, died at the family residence
on tdpOuSc avenue yesterday al noon af-
ter an Illness of twO months, Ia her de
misc the community lost q sincere. earn
est Christian woman and her neighborS
ana close friends one whose active help
ful symuathies made their sOrrows and
ailiCtionS more easy to bear. She was a
woman of deep religious convictions who
never tired of doing good deeds i'm "a quiet,
UnostcnlatiOus way.
Mrs. DcLacy was the daughter Of Jcre.
miah and Sarah \. Wonder ana was
born I'm Lancaster April II. l,I0 Her
father was a native of Reading and her
mother "A resident Of Columbia county.
After their marriage they resided IN
Lancasto" for u time and there Mrs. De
Lacy was born. She has many friCn Is
ana relatives ian Reading and Lancaster
ana towns i'm their vicinity. While she
was an infant her parents moved to
Reading and there she remained until
she had almost reached wOmanhuod. Her
father purchased a tannery at Kingston
and moved his family 20 that place. Mr..
DeLaCy was also tanner ~ Kingston
at that time and on June .. 1875 he WAS
married 10 Miss Wonder by Rev. Father
FitZsimmuus, Of Wilkos-Barre.
Mr. ana Mrs. DeLaCy resided In Kings
ton for "a time and then moved to New
ark, y. j. From their they went to pike
county, whore Mr.. DeLacy became fore
man Of large tannery and a short time
before the war thev returned To Kings
ton, where Mr., DeI.acv had been M
duced 10 take the management Of a tan
merry. When the war broke ont Mr.. Dc
Lacy enlisted I'm the one Hundred and
Fortv-third regiment OF Pennsylvania
volunteers and during the three years he
was with that regiment Of gallant fight
ors Mrs. DeLacy continued 10 reside II
Kingston. soon after the close Of the
war they moved to this city and have re-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17
SALE OF CAPOUSE VILLAGE
Details OF the Big Transfer Men
toned in Saturdays Tribune.
No Truth in the Car
Shops Story.

| Unfortunately there is no truth in
the stories printed yesterday to the
effect that the Carter property at ca
! pcuse is to be the site of new car shops
| to be erected by the Ontario and West
ern company.
All that there is to the story vas
contained in Saturdays Tribune. The
Elk Hill Coal and Iron company, which
has been mining the coal from the
Carter tract has purchased the prop
erty in fee simple, thus doing away
with the payment of royalties on the
coal and at the same time acquiring
some very desirable surface holdings.
The tract is thirty acres in extent
and still contains nearly 900. 600 tons
of excellent coal on the surface are
tWcnty-scven dwellings, including the
tine Carter residence. These are not
to be disturbed. The consideration is
not made public, but as it is virtually
whole town that Is concerned in the
deal the figure is doubtlessly a hand
some one.
The town is known as Capouse and
Is one of the oldest settlements in this
immediate region. 1t was founded by
the late Pulaski Carter, ST.. and was
owned by him and his family in it's en-
tirety.
Ihe village grew up, or rather was
built by the elder Carter around his
edge-tool factory which was the sole
industry of the place and which sup
ported its tWenty-scven households. OF
late years the factory has not been in
operation ana the residents Of the
place have gradually changed from
mechanics to miners, who find employ
ment in the adjacent Elk Hill colliery,
or other nearby works
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17
BURIAL OF MOTHER SUPERIOR
Services in st. Peters Cathedral
Saturday Morning.

n pontiiical high mass was celebrated
at 81. Peters cathedral Saturday morn
ing over the remains of the late Mother
Mary, superior of the order of Sisters
or the Immaculate Heart of the Scran-
ton diocese, known to the world as Miss
Elizabeth Jackson
Rt Rev. Bishop NJ. J. IIobap WAS
celehrant; Rt. Rev. Eugene A. Garvey.
of Pittston, vicar general Of the dio-
cesr, was assistant priest. Father Me
Manus, of North Scranton. and Father
Murphy of Olyphant, were deacons Of
honor: Father Broderick was deacon.
Father McGouldrick. Of the cathedral
was suh-dcacun, and Father Cutrey of
Carbondale, was master Of ceremonies.
Many other priests from the diocese
Wer" also in attendance.
The sermon VAS preached hy Rev. \.
j. McManuS, Of Holy Rosary church.
North Scranton. The pall-hearers were
Messrs. John }. O'Boyle. John J. Brown.
George Mccarthy, NJ. l.. Barrett. J. G..
McAndr"ws ana Peter Kelley. Inter-
mcnt was made in the cathedral ccme-
terry
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LAST TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Many Friends Attend the Funeral
of the Late Richard Dougherty.

For several hours previous to the
removal to the church of the remains
of the late Richard Dougherty. the
Delaware, Jackawanna and Western
engineer. who died from injuries re-
ccivcd in the Delaware and Hudson
railroad wreck two weeks ago, large
concourse of friends viewed them at
the residence of the deceased's sister,
Mrs. q. T. Burke, on Penn avenue.
At o'clock the remains were borne
to st. Peters cathedral and a solemn
high mass was celebrated Rev.
James A. Martin, Of st. Paurs. was
celebrant, and Rev. j. A. O'Rcllly and
Rev. NJ. J. LOTUS. of the Cathedral,
were deacon and sub-deucon respect
ivcly. At the conclusion of the SER
vice. the remains We're borne to the
cathedral cemetery, where intermcnt
was made. The flower bearers were:
William Eshelman. Edward Melvin,
Michael Ruddy and p. Langan. The
pallbearers were: Samuel Coleman q.
!. LAWS, r. w. Kane. r Kenny. Will
liam O'fiara and John O'Malley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17
MICHAEL NORTON ELECTED.
Will Represent Twenty-tirst Ward
in Common Council

At the special election held in the
Twenty first ward saturday aftcrnOun.
Michael Norton defeated John Ord for
the office of common councilman 10
succeed the late Thomas Norton The
election was quietly conducted and
Norton was elected 10y a majority Of
S votes
In the First district Nort-n Demo-
crat, received l0I votes ara Ord, Jtc-
publican. - votes. I'm the second dis
trict Norton received l4l ana ord 1O7
votes
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Arthur Irwin SAYS The Lew BAN, rIIe
will br distinct failure
reading has released Sprau. the fast
right fielder. lie viii play with tb, Nm
'aStl" cub, of the Interstate Irlgur
Lancaster has signed another nitchnr
). u. llarnig, who pitched i'm Norristown
LIST year ana at the close Of In, season
was taken by tho Boston team, but never
got a trial.
lAppcrt another Of the Scranton pl,v-
'iS' pul in an appearance SATURDAY. I,
- Conhdontly expected that an of them
WI! H"'' arrived IN today ana systu-
matte practice will begin AT once.
Manager Rina has signed Georae Million
Tor MS Reading team, Miller is "A catch
.r ana played last year I'm the Western
league, lie played for several years i'm
the National league. lie is well known
in this city
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17
CHURCH NEEDS THE
OLD FAMILY FAITH
DIR. B. p. RAYMOND breaches
AT ELM PARK CHURCH.

Theme of His Evening Sermon Was
"The Old Family Faith"-Chose
His Text from Pauls Second
Epistle to Timothy--Warns Chris
tians Against the New and Cheap
Philosophy-Urges a Trust in the
Faith of Our Fathers-Will Bring
Power to the Church.
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smoke The Pocono Cigar. &c.
5siKES2sit1ii !. !, Z. z lsgssgx,s
DIED.

DEl'ACN,-ln Scranton, April lG, ls@s
fdlZap'th, wife Of Captain u. DeLacy,
az me residence, $50 Capcuse avenue,
after a long illness, aged 30 wears and
days Funeral Wednesday morninr
Reading and Lancaster papers please
copy.
MABEi.-ln North Scranton. Apru II
lN9' George w. Mabey, ST., at The Bris-
tol House Funeral this afternoon ut
. o'clock and private.
MAUSNER-ln South Scranton. AnriI
10, 1899, Mrs, Marie Elizabeth Maus-
ner' Il years Of age. at The residence.
Funeral this afternoon. Services st
the German Presbyterian church. In
termen in the Pittston avenue essas.
terry.
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WANTS AN INTEREST
Negotiations with the Carbondale le
Steam Heating Company.

1t Is stated that a. b. Stevens. who
Is on" Of the leading men in the
scranton steam Heating company. il
making efforts To secure a controlling
interest in tn" new Carbondalc Steam
Heating company.
the 'arb"ndale Steam Heating COM
rahN Is composed principally Of Scran-
ton capitalists. headed by Colonel T.
II. RinnlN.
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sided here ever since For twenty yea-s
they have lived in the building where
Mrs. DeLaCy at noon yesterday hrcathrd
her last.
For years she took an active interest
in the work of the ladies auxiliarles To
the Grand Army OF the Republic and
was well known throughout the state
through her work in that direction She
is survived by her husband and four chill
dren: Mrs. NJ. D. Roche, Mrs. james
Hicks, Mrs. John Peel and Dr. William
+. DcLacv
The funeral will take place "Wednesday
morning at o'clock from the residence
solemn high mass of requiem will be
celebrated in St. Peters cathedral and
mt"rment will be- made in Cathedral
cemetery.
George w. Mnbey. ST.. died SATURDAY
morning at the Bristol House. North
scranton, of general debility Deceased
was III but two weeks Ills son, Georgr
W. Mabey, jr, proprietor Of the above
hotel ANA his family were at the Old
g"ntl"man's bedside. Deceased came
here from Fulton. y Y. about two
months ago to reside with his son. The
following children survive him: Isaac
Mah"y, Nanticoke: owen and Jeremiah
Maboy. Of West Fulton. y. y: Mrs.
james NJ Corr"l and stephen ANA George
MaheN, of this city; ana step-sun. G.
W. Paterson. Of Sayre. Pa The funeral,
whicn will De strictly private. will bc
held AZ the residence this afternoon at >
o'clock.
Tn" dnuUuucrm mt Of the doulh in phn-
adelnhiH ot Mrs, Catherine Sperlv,
widow of the late David q, Sperrl. who
WAS connected with the street railway
system of Scranton when it was urst CON
structed. will be received Nth surprise
10y her many friends in this city. where
sh" resided for m)ny years Her funeral
occurred on Tuesday last from the resi-
donce of hr" daughter, Mrs. Harry l..
Knapp. in Philadelphia. She waS a Suf-
ferer from cancer
Mrs, Marie Elizabeth MuuSner - yeas
of age. died at her residence on PittsiOn
avenue saturday morning. Deceased 'S
survived by the following children: Mrs.
Peter Xang. Mrs. Fred Fetzrr Miss Mary
Mausner and Jacob MauSner, and one
brother, Daniel Badcr. The funeral viii
be held this afternoon. Services will he
conducted mt the German Presbyterian
church ana intcrmcut will he made in
the Pittston aNerue cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17

Theo Hemberger. At the next concert
of the Scranton symphony orchestra So
ciety, which will take place at the by-
ceum on Monday evening, May IL, IT is
the intention of beth these societies TO
perform in honor of the heroes of the
late war the above entitled performance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17
For Less Than Half a Million.

Af'hl'e't Asta'iinG. of Pittsburg.
whose plans Tor tn now Luzerne coun-
N court house have been accepted,
says the building can be erected in ac-
c"iuah'" with his plans fur $3.50 OO0.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17

COMPANY A MEIGTI Nc Company 4.
thirteenth regiment, Pennsylvania Vol
uhteer infantry, will meet at tho urmory
tomorrow night To further the work Of
reorganization.
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tomorrow night to further the work Of
reorganization.
FUNERAL TODAY.--rhc funeral nr
the late Mrs. Ellen SpelImau will be held
thls morning from the residence ON Aim
eral street. A high mass OF requiem will
De celebrated at st. Peters cathedral
lnterment will be made in the Cathedrd!
cemetery.
FOOT BALL At DRIVING PARK.-
The last game OF the series between the
Avoca Rangers and the Providence foot
ball teams was plaved at the Driving
park saturday afternoon and resulted i'm
victory for the North Scranton BOYS nv
a score of to.
THOMPSON REBCILDS-Natr Thomp.
son is replacing the fence posts in from,
or his property on North Main avenue
outside the curb line. though thn posts
were removed Thursday by the street
commissioner The latter may visit the
place again today.
NO lNQUEST.-NrS LavrII. am aual
resident of South Scranton died sud ,uI,.
st her residenc" yesterday molnug. C1l-
Oner Roberts was ruti;ipd and uv0l in
vcstisation found that death was do. ia
apopleXy. No inquest will bc hrlu.
BOUGHT HALF 4 BLOCK.-'rh. roI-
nery Engineer Company have secured
possession Of a half block of land ON
Wyoming avenue, between Ash and Pom
lar streets. from the Lackawanua iron
aud Steel company by purchase The
olce has not been made public Tn.
ana will probably be used for erecting a
printing plant Of the Company.
CLEARING ENCHANGEs.-Tho clear
nos e. 1N. - r..
as recorded 10y the Scranton Clearing
House association are as follows: Mon
lay, April TO- $lG3, l25. ij; Tuesday Auril
j Sl5949l 10; Wednesday, April r. SlG9-
o7'@i Ihur sday, Anril H. $l99 i23ll; Fri
ay, April Il, Sl52,2i2.G9; Saturday. April
sll969S.lO; grand total SG3,5l3.a4.
STEALING LEAD PlpE.-Earlv s. T.
rday morning thieves entered The toilet
oom at the scranton House and carried
way seven feet OF lead pipc ana broke
wo wash bowls Scottg hotel on Lack
wanna avenue was also entered and a
uantity Of lead pipe taken from the wash
DOM there. il Is not known who the
hieves are, but the suppoSition is that
Me work was done by boys
TO PUSH WORK.-A meeting Of the.
'arbondale Steam Heat ComDanv was
leld Saturday In the office Of the presl-
p'u', N"''H'l r. H. ltlhpl". There was
: fun attendance of the directorate and
much business was transacted. It was
determined TO push the work Of construc-
ion with all due energy SO that tie
liant will be ready to supply customers
before the cold weather comes again.
FIRST REHFARsAL.--The Apollo Glce
lub met yesterday afternoon IN Music
all and had the first rehearsal on "IIe-
iocs' Praise" work written for male
ihorus, solo voices and orchestra, by
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17

SPECIAL SESSION.--The members Of
the common council will meet tonight in
special session.
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SNOW SQUALL.--Thu SNOW .uuaU of
Yesterday was probably the last Of the
beautiful We shall see hcreubuuts this
season.
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SILVERST0KE, THE EYE SPECIALIST
32l IackaWanna Avenue.
Up Stairs Over Lauer s. Marks.

There are injurious glasses which are
to be avoided as much as the helpful
ones are to be sought. The best thing
to do is TO consult SILVERSTONE, the
eye specialist. He is able to do YOU
good. Many persons have greatly i'm
paired vision because they do not at
tend to their eyes i'm time Silverstone,
the eye specialist, has a record OF 5000
different names, to whom he can refer
you for reference for his good work
The lowest prices charged for specta-
Cles and eye glasses. lie soldiers
frames and duplicates lenses on short
notice.
Remember the name ana place.
SllVERSIUNE, EYE SPECIALIST
SsI Lacka Ave, over Lauer S Marks
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CITY NOTES


WILL MEET TONIGHT-Thcb board If
trade will meet tonight ia their rooms at
clock.
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FUNERAL TODAH,--Tho iuueru of
the late Mrs. Ellen SpelImau will be held
this morning from the residence ON Min
eral street. high mass OF requiem will
De celebrated al st. Peters cathedral
lnterment will be made in the Cathedra!
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-17
The New March,
First Offense," ="

letter received by the composer will
show:
Lackawanna Hospital, Scranton, Pa.
Prof" r. n Perry.
Dear Sir: ! have heard your First
Offensc'' and am now in a fair way to
recovery. OF course. it hurt quite II
little at first, but then the doctor gave
me chlOIoform. L will be able to sit
up in a few days and will also be able
TO recognize my friends I think.
Convalescently,
y. Patient.