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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
pITTSTON.


sletiai 10 "" scranton ltlhuns.
Pittston. March ~. - Hearing the
cracking of the roof which usually pre-
ccdcs - fail, Frank lIanliss. a laborer
in The No. , SHAFT at Iiarn,im cullicrN.
ran from his chamber Saturday morn
ing. He failed to notice a car on the
track. however. aud bumped against it,
striking his forehead. The injuries
were not thought Ia be serious aud the
man was able to walk part way home.
His skull had evidently been fractured.
however and he died about $50 o'clock.
He was aged - years and was unmar-
ried
Mrs. Mary \. Brvan. widow of Ben
iamin l"Nan. at me time 4 prominent
merchant of this city. died Saturday
afternoon at the family home on Wyo-
ming avenue. West Pittston Drcea scd
was rs years Of agG aud IL survived by
the following family: Isaac r.. Mrs
G. w. st. John, Dr.. benjamin l'cNan.
Mrs. II. q. navitt. Louis Hevan and
Miss Minric l.. Bevan. The fun raj
will b. private. Tuesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
Editor Theodore Hart. of tho Pitts
ton Gazette. after several weeks Of
complaining. last Tuesday was CONF
p>led to give in to the fact he was i'll.
He was taken to his home in a con-
veyancc. and for the past three days
has bt en- almost helpless with an acu'r
attack of muscular rheumatism His
condition was slightly Improved this
afternoon.
Antonio HriSccllo. an ltalian. who
has conducted Il fluit stand III this city
for many years. died Yesterday after Il
IouS illness of rhcumatiSn.
John Hcnshdll. oi West Pitteion. had
three fingers of his lett hand badly
crushed by being caught in the ma
chincry at Rutledac Pros. new textile
mill here Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Watkins. of rrylor called
Oh. friends here sunday.
Nh and Mrs James Williams. Of
Washbuln street, Hyde Park, spent
Satiuua! at the home Of j. j. Howell.
of Warren street. West Pittston.
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fined To her home the greater part of
the winter. continues in i'll health. with
very little Improvement.
Mis-. Fannie Bell has rented her
house and farm to Will Blown.
Cheese making by The Italian cheese
makers who are starting ii factory here
will begin April I. The process OF
making this artcle.o consumption will
be something Of curiosity to the
t0Wnspcople.
\ new building is in process Of cree
tion in town. to be used as IL phOtn-
graph gallery by Manchester & Pratt.
Of Fact ,ryviie.
The warm sugar social at Charles
Eeilum'S. last Tuesday evening. was
declared of on account of the severe
rain. Tho date nii which it will bN
given will be announced later.
The Iiutuna Mandolin ana Guitar
club. of Biughamt"n. will give an en-
teitainm"nt her" during the coming
month.
Mrs. Julia Lindsey. of Ilallstead. is
assisting in the care Of her father. :. .
Y. Saunders. who has been lying at the
point OF death for many days.
Mrs. Titus had a sale nf household
goods Saturday.
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Miss Bcrlah Dodge j, no, cvutll TilE feature
%. 9TH, Belle of New Nwk" which was pr.
Scnicl vt thr Iv"cm saturday night, but ',u
is certainly The most refreshing and Wholesome
part ot II. THAT New York and London success
aS presented hur showed tho effect VI tir w-.r
and tear its popularity has subjected ii to.
"Tlr BELLE OF New Notk' is hodge pud-c
oi song, ,n,'sig and ,mal, SAYING, some bright
anil humorous, cthc,s rather lot and the whole
organized aud assembled together tu iu,uish ~
evenings enjoyment which lCuuiir- 10 mental
effort 30 fellow Eds and i. 'uuurll r,,uycd TIE
,oc crested ,or nuu ndly and Mi.s Dodge tie
Edna Va, created ana incidentally ml,ic
both " AID hclrcli iarols. Miss Dodgcs icliucu
Of the drnuo salvation hmy gil' ditty "lnvr
Always Fellow Me- won number ut crcot =.
Ntuw l'rAgons trc hjIitonr voice wa, also
heard with much pleasure hy tie audience in
several numbers
Fla pory did ~omr wonderful W,r"hatir i"l1s
IN dancing and 1t Belle piair gave dsulvlg
speciality that Wa nrich criurcd. George Tall.
man, Jo."rh Kan" AMI James Dazzling were
other 'icmhcrS ot thn company who had nnpo'.
tan, parts The "Erllc" is in two acts with
three scenes to each act, all ni which ~" myi.hlr
p.Usrn'ci
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BRADFORD COUNTY.

Special TO lnc Scranton rtitunc.
Towanda. March al.--E. q. Mcrcur,
OF West Pi'tston. was looking after
his real estate interests at Towauda
the past week.
The banks of the Susuuchanna are
full on account of the h h,avy rains no
serious damage has been reported by
the freshet.
George w. Benjamin. farmer died
at his home in Asylum last week. aged
SO years.
Rev. n. l.. Mailman has resigned as
pastor of the Episcopal church at
Sayrc.
j. NJ. Carroll. of Pittshurs. i visit
ing relatives in town.
Fires In Canton township til" past
week destroyed buildings to the
amount of nearly $4,000.
Requisition papers have been receive
ed tor the return of Floyd Nykoir from
Newark, y. j., who will be returned
to answer the charge of burglary at
NJ. c. Wells store.
Rev. +. A. Allen has been engaged
to preach at South Towanda He was
a student of the Auburn seminary.
j. a. Glassford. of Sage. has re-
signed his position as general yard
foreman of the Lahigh Valley COM
pany.
Frank Kennedy. of Litchiicld. is in
Jail charged with iormenting the ladies
of Sayre aud being called Jack th&
Hugger."
Capitalists are investigating the pro
poets of the copper ore find in New
Albany.
The oil fever has taken n severe hold
on property owners in Asylum town
ship. Crude oil has been discovered
and is said To be found in great guam
tity.
The county commissioners are plan
ming for new bridges in Troy and To-
wanda townships.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spalding is speeding
some time at Bethlehem.
Mrs. Ida Leonard, who died at The
Danville asylum. was brought To Lilo
erty Corners for burial
The base bail club of Wavrrly viii
realize about 81 100 from their fair.
Stewart Harris, IL native of Ireland.
died at his home in St"NcnSvillc. aged
20 years.
The area at Bradford county is LAO
miles. it being one of the four largest
counties in the state.
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sTRATToN-DAN1ELs WEDDING.
Popular Young Couple of Hawley
Are United for Life.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hawlev. March 2S.--Hymen erected
his beautiful altar in the Methodist
Episcopal church. of this place. to-
day, and never was the God OF mar
,iage more honored or sraced. The
event was the joining in holy wedlock
of Miss Nellie. Daniels ana Nh Milton
j. Stratton. At 12.20. the hour set the
happy couple entered and proceeded to
the altar. accompanied by the strains
of the Iohenerin bridal chorus. rem
dered by Mrs. Oscar Ridgeway, Of
Dunmore. They were met at the altar
by the pastor. Rev. S. G. Simpkins.
who performed the very beautiful and
impressive ceremony nf the Metho.
dist Episcopal church. The church
was very beautifully decorated with
pOtted plants and flowers, and during
the ceremony Miss Gusse Collum sang
oh Promise Me-" After the ceremony
the invited guests, who comprised the
immediate relatives and the Methodist
Episcopal choir, repaired to the brides
home, where refreshments We're served.
The newly married couple took the
o'clock Erie train for an extended
wedding tour. The bride. who is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dghton
Daniels, lifelong and esteemed resi-
dents OF this place, has been the or
ganst of the Methodist Episcopal
church for several years. She Is great
ly esteemed by all. The groom is des-
ri.tcher for the Erie railroad at this
place. They expect to return after IA
few weeks to take up their permanent
residence here.
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TUNkHANNOCK.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Tunkhunnock. March 3U--Thr Mon
day club will meet this afternoon AT
the home of Mrs. Harry Billings ON
Diosa street. at : o'clock. The pro-
gramme is as follows: Scotch l!tcra-
ture and art. Mrs. ENsenbach; Scotch
ballads and border minstrelsy. Mrs.
Stone: ballad, Glasgow" Mrs Bun
nell bag pipes. Il talk. Mrs. Burgess:
reading. The Piper of Muckl"browst." :"
Miss Oslerhout; Highland fling. the
club.
Miss Josephine Stark. who has been
at Baltimore caring FOR her uncle who
is being treated ut hospital at that
place. has returned to this place. where
she will resume her duties in the mill
linery store of Mrs. collie A. Bogart.
on TiOga street.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hunter. Of
Dorranceton. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Hunters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Luckenbell. on Second street.
License court will convene ON Mon
day afternoon, April l. The license
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the late T.. T.. Carr ut Scranton Tues
day.
George Fischer. who has been SER
iously i'll with pneumonia. Is GONZALES
cont.
Mrs. Orrin Gunsa,ils has moved back
to her former residence here. after
spending the winter with her daughter
at Carbondale.
$. :. Olmstead and family have
moved on their neccntly purchased
farm at F'arvinw.
Mrs. James Basset' and children, of
Carhondalc. are visiting hcr sister.
Mrs. Hiram Inch.
y large number from this place at
tended the auction sale of Mrs. Ella
beth Hines, in Canaan. Tuesday. Mrs.
Hines and family will move to SCrar-
ton.
II. \. Wonnacott. who has been con-
hned to his home for tho past two
weeks with tn" grip. is able to be ou'
again
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A COMMON ERROR
The Same Mistake Is Made
by Many Scranton
People.

It's common error
70 plaster the aching back.
To rub with liniment rheumatic
joints
when the trouble comes from tho
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills
And are endorsed by scranton citi.
arns.
Mr., j. Norris Williams. of $50 South
iiNdc Park avenue. carpenter and
builder. says: Among my symptoms
was dull, aching pain across my Kid
ncys. which fingered there constantly.
could not get rid of it.. The sccretions
were very bad. of a reddish color and
accompanied by too frequent action.
which was inconvenient through the
day and annoying at night. My
trouble finally got SO bad that was
showing every symptom of dia bctes.
! had my attention called to Doan's
Kidney Pills by reading about people
living right here in Scranton who had
been cured by their use. | went to
Matthcw, Brothers drug store and got
a box. This remedy benefited nn IN
every way. | take pleasure in recon-
m"ndin" Doan's Kidney Pills. They
do a. that is ella imcd for them"
For sale by all dealers. Price, ~
c"rts. Foster Milbilrn CO.. Buffalo. \.
V. sol" agents for the United States.
Remember th" name Dnan's and take
no substitute.
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WAYMART.

special 10 the Scfahtoh lslpu'Ie.
Waymar, March 2a.-The steam
saw mill owned by Wonnacott g. Pen
tecost. and located on the property of
William Mills, started running Mon
day They have large number OF
logs to he sawed into lumber.
70, T., Hudson, son of II. 4. Hudson
who has been seriously i'll for the past
three weeks, still continues in a criti-
cal condition.
Dr. j. d. Beach expects to locate on
OF about April l at Montoursville, "a
thriving town near Williamsport Pa.
Earl Dooley. student of the State
Normal school at Stroudsburs, who
has been visiting his parents here, re-
turned Tuesday.
A party was given in honor of Miss
Mabel Walker Monday night at the
residence, ON Main street. A large
number of the younger set attended
Mortimer Tuthill, OF Peckville. was
visiting friends in town sunday
u. NJ. Cooper attended The funeral VI
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"At PiMeY RIDGE

Tile nhcrng ai tile i.yccun on next Wcdu',
day night will ic David i!i.Gin~' great southern
play. '\t Piucy Ridge" The plot oi the diJml
hinges ON ihr rharg, brought against Jack Ro,c.
- Young mounancrr, that hr has negro hi""i
in his veins made al time when he i about
10 become engaged 10 the daughter "i a T"nno'
soc banker. for I'll" purpose oi breaking the ru.
giigemcnt.
The side plot. involving the betrayal al ,ndv
Lane. a monrtain girt. oi which oicu~r ia'k
Rose il also suspected. because OF Circumstance
a. ling fr"in the other accusation, involve. the
plot ad'litionallv and irrm the complications
arising strong and well sustained story is tod.
which holds the attention oi the auditor i"r tue
fnl four acts withou, moments ''dggiug N
interest az intensity. \ carefully selected com
pany will interpret Tide dranih and the scenery
and effects AZ novel and beautiful ~,.i> AZ
nov nil ..r.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

sor business man. who. five years ago.
was sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment for the crime of arson. has been
pardoncd by Governor Odell Bennett
is said to have consumption.
A hunter named Lee killed Il large
wildcat near Starrucca on Thursday.
The stove committed" has ceased
to move the Erie shops ny and down
the line.
Tho Erie detectives are ot-footed
| after coal thieves along the line. About
fifty tons have been recovered at Port
Jervis.
THEY MET BY CHANCE
\ robbcr met n coal dealer on II lone
ly road. near Binghamton. and stopped
him. Your money OF your life
| cried the robbcr. "W'ho are you?"
said the coal dealer "t'm "a highway
man" said the man. Good enough!"
said the coal dealer, I'm "a low
weighman Shake. We should be
friends" And they We're.
NOTES AN COMMENTS.
At a wedding near Arontrose. re-
Gently, the bride received, with other
gifts a bicycle. - mule, a hcifer, =
\ vicinity newspaper alludes to a
gentleman as "cX- Hon"
The art Of putting the right man in
the right place is first in the science
of government. but that of finding
places for the tliscortented is most dir-
iicult.
Soon will the garb OF vernal green
Adorn once more the sedgey moat
Soon will the youth of pensive mien
Hypothecate his overcoat.
II dog cannot reason. what makes
him hate tramp?
A Hancock man nearly killed his
wife because she would rot saw wood.
She was not educated up to her du-
ties.
MontrCse newspapers are trying to
move the people of the old town to
celebrate the centennial of it's settle
ment. Why not try dynamite?
PosTCHRIPT.
Hallstead wants the Scranton ear
shops. 1nsatiatc gobbler. will not one
suffice?
There is nothing high about the a-
dies spring hats except the price.
Easter is near at hand. and America
expects every hen to do her duty.
1t is meet and drink that is depriv-
ing too many families of bread.
Among the Zulus, young people fight
and get married. Here they get mar
ried and fight.
The man who never advertiseS his
store sat down one night a little while
TO think: and, after meditation. rose
and swore: This place is deader than
roller rink" Whitney.
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Philadelphia. March II. Receipts for t's
week: Cattle, 'l3i; sleep. $50: hogs i.2lh.
tElr-M Market >l"w: prices generally a shade
lower: best. u :,"ljM: choice, $5a5.25 gcod,
ti.sT:i:: medium. -. 81: common, 81. 50aA IS
~Ii"cr aud IumhS-Fhmcr ind market ruled acr.
i've nndcr moderate receipts: sheep. extra. 5Ia
= &c.: choice 9ol5 c.Icc. medium, 3iad4'. :;
common "I',t.c.: lambs. 5anitc. spring lamis,
>i.illG - d, head Hogs Offerings cleaned up
cIiy aud market closed im; western, sastac, :;
state hogs, not "NrteI: flt COWS OF better class
hi"ua.t 2a:I;;i,"; t,in COWS, dull, S2a2 1'loc.; ;
vyst calves, ,I1i.o: rN,ra choice held at ,'a' !;
nu'v cows IN desirable selections sold tor S2il
10; dressed tcc,> readily disposed oi at rias.c.
dressed COWS. ji,ri."
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Miss Eta 1.urkcnbill. of Wilkes
Barre. spent sunday with her parents
at this place.
Attorney Frank Wheaton. OF Wilkes
Barre, was In town on Saturday.
Seth u. Squers. of Ithaca y. ". is
stopping with friends and relatives in
town.
John Hahn, OF Tunkhannock town
ship. has returned from Manchester.
y. Y.
Of the Sisk house at Factoryvilc viii
be contested and also that Of the wy
oming house at Tunkhannock. The
licenses for TIL, other hotels in the
county are expected to be granted. of
course. by TIL" court
Tho regular term or April court will
convene Monday. April s.. The first
week viii b. devoted tn the trial OF
quarter sessions cases and the second
week to common pleas cases.
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BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway, first
Mortnasr due 1920 .............. lis -,
Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

e I"grccled by II. c. Dale. - Lackawsnna Ave-
liuttcI~Ilrinicly. 2li:aa2'.; dairy, l7a,oc.
th"csr--full cream. lliiHc.
Eggs -Wc-tern ucsh. II To lilac.; nearoy
state. III. +" '5t:".
I,eauS-I'rr hu.. choice marrow. S2.5jal 80.
Pea EcLls--pr, bu.. Stiia2.;G.
Medium Hc,us--r.r hu.. S. :Oa2. IL.
Green +, as.-Prr bu.. Sl.ipal.Ij
unicns Per h,i.. Sl.i0.,l.:O
Flon--BcSt patent. per bbl., Sl.G5.
Rcd Kidney Beans -r:r bu. S2.i5a3j0
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Buffalo Live Stock.

r,>t Emifal". March q. Receipts Cattle, W
r"i.: ,u,cp and lambs, - "ai>: hogs, II cav,
Shipments Cattle. III ,alS, sheep and lambs, Ii
raI-: hog. II ears. Cattle nonInally wv
Changed. Calves puotabl" al So.5Oa6.'5 Lambs
geo Choice TO cytIJ. Sj,e0ii: sheep, choice ~ cS-
Ia. >I..Iaj 10 II"es-Tcivy, Si.0as.30; pig,
>'E,G.lp.
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BUDGET FROM
whitney
TOPICS THAT ARE DISCUSSED
ON THE BOULEVARD.

Editors Reason for Refusing q Wild
Cat for a Pet.--The Susquehanna
River Higher Than for Many
Years--Parnsraphs in Lighter
Vein-The Weeks News Grist.
Personal and Other Notes.
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Theatrical.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
The Belle of New York"

WADEMi or vi SIC Bou Ton stocl, com.
pdnv, Nigh,,
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Amd every merchant who l. Mise
viii hump hhnsel! aud advertise.
SOME SHORT ONES.

On account of oVer-p production Il
number of the wood acid factories in
this section will remain closed for IL
time.
The sSusquehamna river is higher
than it has been in several yeats.
Erie Engineer Samuel Lester for
merly of Susluehanna but now of
Hornelsville, has been 'adjudged Il VOL
urinary bankrupt.
Mrs Ada b. Sherman- Dana, OF New
York city, will be sotoist in Christ
Episcopal church during holy week.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lake, on Front
street at noon ON Thursday, by Rev.
Charles Henry Newing, pastor of the
Methodist church, Miss Aliena Lake
and Joseph ToWner of Oakland, were
united in marriage,
In Montrose, candidates for the post
mastership are using newspaper space
and distributing petitions and private
circulars ITO beat the band" 1T is
merry race. with Il dark horse as Il
possibility.
IN LIGHTER VEIN.
OF course, it Is not a crime 10 lie
poor, but 1t might Just as well be so
long as the penalties are SO severe,
A Binghamton man is suing for ii
hoard bill of $I,760. He has evidently
lost a steady boarder,"
And the fiddler will soon have his
innings. balance all"
In the matter of speed, there is a
great similarity between IA flash of
lightning and II bit of unfounded gos-
sip.
1t will soon be time to go into the
woods. II you are as mean as some
people, stay there.
Too often a restaurant chicken is a
hen In its second childnood,
There would he less of domestic
trouble, less of scandal, and less of
danger to social order, If the things
which impel people to seek divorce
contracting marriage.
THE NEWS GRIsT
Rev. Edwin Ellsworth Reilly Was
last evening installed pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, i'm the pres
ence of a large congregation, Rev. l..
IA. Brooks, OF Wilkes-Barre, presiding.
The sermon was by Rev A. Shaw, of
Wellsboro; charge to the pastor, Rev.
Charles Lee, of Carbondale; charge To
the people, Rev. a l.. Benton, of Mont
rose; prayer by Rev. l.. w. Church, of
Hallstead.
The Utopia Mandolin and Guitar
club, of Bnshamton, will appear in
the Presbyterian church April 10. un-
der the auspices of the Dorcas society.
Nalston L Bennctt, former Mind
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>usouchiuna. March ~
The rooster struts out proudly,
Ihe hens begin 10 sing
And every night tlc farmcr'' boys
Eces Of wond'rous freshness bring,
The farmers girl goes often ont
10 hunt among the hay,
Aud sit, and dreams beside the nc.t,
When the hens begin to lay.
She hcaI> some oic Tar without
hwhistllns down the lane,
and NOW she's turning rcd and white
And white aud rcd again;
She linccrs by the tarm.yald gate.
she cannot go away
\ Young girls fancy turns 10 love
When The hens hcgiu to lay.
shc icrls hi, breath upon her check
Ills arms about her waist;
\nJ now the maiden coy begins
The sweets OF love to taste.
She bend, her pretty golden head
10 learn what he's to say
And wishes 'tworc two months ago
When 'llc hens began to lay.
lie dropped kiss upon her neck;
She lifts her face To his,
Nud now she secs how bright and bray,
Her handsome lover j..
And in the future she will tell
Her children oi the day,
How Robin wooed their mother sweet,
When the hens began to lay.
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II WI, N'. t;oo,Niu'- wish To appear ~lIylork
earlier IN the season. hut rralilng that the prb.
lie desires lhn in comedy imrr,sonatuus hr de.
cidrd /" pr"Scn, what was expected ol him until
the last tom weeks al his season. wien Il" would
ash 4 hearing in classic ciaract" III rmtInt.
.ncc o his more ambitious aspirations an All.
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Goodwin as "shylock. "

iron. 4 comedian To iIr "li--ic-i,nm he tl,n,
in ''i.yHnc"nc' 10 Shyin'k. lh. will lie the
stage record al y. &. Goodwin after MAJ q.
wien h. viii pic-cnt the latter impe,>onaiion in
kaw Erlangrl's ~nnptnou> rodut tinn ot ''lhc
Merchant ui Nrncc,' which VIII he presented,
un'.Gy til" direction, ni Joseph Brooks * special
i,t,nc in the principal cities "l the country
daring the mouth oI may. making t"ur sim,i,,
I" thai ri the allstlr mo'urtn', Of The hi,Hls'
Srmr wears ago. Nh G"o,iw ms ,,Ipp"lt will III
cnc several ol III" hc-t.known PLAYERS on the
American stage. Iii. hcdu'iiui wits. NaXinr IL
liott. will PLAY the role ~ PortiI. The follow.
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HEARD ON THE BOULEVARD.

Let's make the nomination of Colonel
Charles c. Pratt of New Milford. for
state senator from this district. unan-
imous. He will make an ideal candi-
date. and in the senate he will honor
the district.
Arrangements are being made for the
annual convention of the Susquehanna
County Sunday School association. To
he held at Hallstead.
The recent report that Rev. Charles
llenrN Newing would not return to
the Susquehanna Methodist church for
the fourth year was premature. Con-
ference usually arranges those matters.
The Democratic county committee
will meet at Montrose today.
MATTERS AND THINGS.
Live. oi all great men remind u.
II No choose the usual way,
We get up every morning
With head as big a> they.
one swallow may not make ID swai-
low, but a March cat often makes Il
spring.
1t is hard to make the coal man and
the Ice man see the error OF their
weigh.
Young man, never despse the doing
used to sell maps in Delaware county,
New York. at Sl.5O apiece. OF course
the 81 represented the profit
The writer recently offered 50 send Il
wildcat 10 Il newspaper friend in New
York, for Il pet The offer was de-
clincd in a very courteous letter. which
closed as follows: Il really do not need
another wildcat so long as my mother
in-law lives with me-"
In the race for life the undertaken
oVertakeS us all.
This March weather is about as vari
able as public sentiment.
We will now sing the 229th hymn
said the minister at the close OF a pa
thetic funeral discourse. II was a fa-
vorile with the remains.
SPRING.
And every merchant who l. Wi>c
hmm, II and.