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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-14
ABOUT LITERARY LIGHTS.

Aside ron considering hn'ciI t.c most 'H'e".'
cent rulr in the wc,l, tn" lac Hn",r 81 M-1Ih'
stan also thought hm.rli quiz, Literary ''%H''
lie Translated suy,ial volume us pnNr u9" h"'.
-i.n to rc,siau, and wrptr "a mlnh." 'i''"' -
Nr4l.n nul.,a. Sayum }eus 'g' i' nrs1" ''
l',ror. ol Nbtrr lALmn.'s iD'' .' l'Id 'N h'h'
sr!l." H. ryru .i.hyd q htlo warNM "H '",
ouAta intended t.g ,Ar gutd"''r o' h.r ',"''t
son, Mast uuliAn when tul' young ln@' ''',H
England nu, Ions. .gn. fac v''"H' Eo' "'.
ui,,S Abdu's il,l4 ON ,hr use o. gloves hraip" !
ol tins and table etiquette, hu- ",H9 s'P"s MS
poli,rll view, ,ui sentiments.
Hall C4inc Inns been ulyt'ad 10 t." Mih| How
nf K,ys. As member nom Ramssy. Nj C"we,
in hi, uiumplil addrcss showed himself re!%
earnest ard thorough in lis b,liet in his reieIt'
nrnnrllnmr ''Wc mav not do nuoh for couple
,f years" ne said "hu then comes the general
election, and wc snail cdurIto the rlccioa before
tlon 10 turn ont the Older men mi replace them
with the youug hlools filled with rio'IVrt .dcIs."
Good uatmcd chan ut Mr. llill t'liu'S ideas "l'
n sD.r,ctrristi,a Of the cla tiom. ~ the fish
v,,,'t come into tic ba" Mir ilall Game says
uc government viii make ,lrrn,' sand one cl"
tor. Aud when they are here nay ANA VIII l.,
.lad 10 surgly railing 20 keep tham 'hnc,' le,
piled ,uother
Paris uew-pJpelS dnI'dncc that \m"itcn S''YU
IS writing his memoirs, aud "a is rNp.ctcd HAT
much interesting gossip concerning The second
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-14
THE time Will Come
When the Advice of This
Scranton Resident
Will Help You.

Very few people are entirely free
from backache. 1t does not take much
to derange the kidneys. a little cold,
strain, STOPPING positions or hard
work, ovcrtaXes those delicate organs
and many aches and pains promptly
follow. \ Scranton citizen, tells YOU
here how every kidney III can be re-
licved and cured. Read about it.
Mr.. Philip Carver. barber ut the cor
nor OF IackaWarna and Penn avenue,
says: II was subject TO pains across
my back for some time. After being
on my feet for fourteen or fifteen hour
a day the pain was so intense that i
could scarcely boar il. | tried different
remedies but never got anything that
brought relief until used Doan's Kid
ncy Fills. l only used them a short
time before | was entirely rid OF the
pain ana 1t is months since / had any
symptoms OF !uy former trouble. NY
wife also used Doan's Kidney Pills and
joins me in praisirE them. | would
not be without them in the house.
For sale by all dealers. Prite. %
cents. Foster N1iburn CO.. Buffalo, n.
y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember III, Hainc Doan's, a0l
take no substitute.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church Notes.

The talent fund of tn" Washhurn
street Presbyterian church is reaching
almost every member OF the church.
An entertainment and social was given
last evening at the home OF the Misses
Sanders on West Elm street for this
cause. A throng of people filled the
home. The talents of the young ladies
We're increased many fold. An oyster
supper for the same cause is to be- civ
en- this evening in the dining room of
the church by Mrs. Moffats bible
school class of young men. Tho sup
per will be Il good one. including many
things besides oysters. Twenty five
cents will be charged. Supper from six
to eight o'clock.
Today from L! IL, to l.3n y. III. the
Ladies' Aid society through four of its
members will serve one of their pop
ular lunches. Only fifteen cents will
be charged. Business men as we'll as
all others are cordially welcome.
y business meeting of the Christian
Endeavor will he held this evening in
th. church. Business of great impor-
tancc will he transacted.
The chorus choir under the efficient
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GREEN RIDGE.

The Green Ridge Womon's Christian
Temperance union will meet this after
noon at the home ot Mrs. i. J. Camp
bell. 1882 Monsey avenue, at O'Clock.
The ladies in charge have an interests
ing programme prepared ana hope to
see all friends of the cause present,
These meetings are gaining IN interest
each week, They are not confined To
the members Of the organization, All
are welcome.
DIR. ]. j. Lansing, pastor OF the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church is
in Rochester. y. y.
Attorney -. B. Reynolds. OF SAM
derson avenue, is in New York citN
Mrs. w. L. Carr, of Green Ridge
street. is confined TO her home by ill
ness.
\ son has been born 10 An and Mrs.
Arthur G. Monies of Capouse avenue.
\. q, Thomanson and u. l.. Merri-
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Mrs. Bridget Mcdonnell, Of Ferdin-
and street. was arrested Saturday
night by Lieutenant Palmer and Pat
rolmau Ross for running a speakeasy.
| They found five cases of beer and three
| jugs Of whiskey in her house. She
was given a hearing last evening by
Magistrate Fidler, who suspended SEN
| tence upon condition that she will quit
selling. She is in poor circumstances
aud the mother of four small children
The funeral of Thomas Cafterty.
aged thirteen years, will take place
from the home of his parents on Put
nam street this afternoon at 80
| o'clock.
! The Alpha CANA football team will
meet in the S. aud A. smoking parlors
this evening at 7.3o O'Clock.
| The Providence Woman's Christian
Temperance union will meet this after
noon at 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Sarah II. Gardner. 32l North Main
| :VenEc.
The Wayne avenue Calvinistic Meth
odist church held festival at the au-
ditorium last evening and was well
| patron2ed.
| The North Scranton Republican club
| met in their new rooms last evening
| III tt't'lttu VII LIZ lUiIllSHlls, VI til.
rooms.
Tho Crackcriacks will play the Man
hattans n gamc Of basket ball at the
! auditorium tomorrow evening.
q. W. Davis. DR.. Hollister. DR.. Peck
| and Conner Games returned last even
ing from a successful hunting trip.
James McDonough, of West Market
street, is confined TO his home by ILL
ness.
| Berton Os,crhout, of Dickerson's'
ready pay store, spent yesterday hunt
ing in the vicinity of Nicholson. He
returned last evening with three rab-
bits and two pheasants.
MEMORIAL CHURCH NOTES.
The choir OF the church will have Il
general rehearsal this evening of the
musical programme which will he rem
dereI at the dedication of the church
next month. All the singers are ur-
gently invited to he present. Con1uc-
tor Nh George Davies.
The ladies of the church are busy
| these. days to serve their many friends
with Il turkey dinner on Thanksgiving
| day.
The pulpit Of the Memorial Baptist
| church was acceptahiy supplied last
Sunday evening by the Rev. MI. Rces,
Of the Puritan church. The pastor. Rev.
W. F. Davies, was in tn" AFTERNOONS at
tending the funeral of Norma Evans,
the little daughter of j, j. Evans and
wife of Priceburg. and in The evening
Mr.. Davies preached al The rc-openlng
OF the Welsh Baptist church of Pitts
! ton.
The building committee held a Spo-
clal meeting in the lecture room Of the
| church Monday evening. After thor
ough examination of the new church
! cdiiic" erected by tn" contractors,
Mees,s, Farrell and De Graw, of Green
| Ridge, It was unanimously resolved to
accept the same as being perfectly COM
| plctcl according to specifications and
contract. The committee also rendered
/ their thanks to the contractors tor the
very satisfactory manner in when the
work was carried ON and done from it's
inception to its completion. The Strur-
ture, in beauty and convenience, re-
fleets great credit upon architect COM
mittee and builders. and is very SUBJ
stuntial addition to the church property
in this end 0f the city,
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Tom Paine.

| Editor oi Tie Tribune
Sir: In an article which you reprint from the
Lancaster Era, The writer commseratilgly re-
icrs to Tom Paine, dlliukGrl and dntaucie.
Tom Paine Was neither a dnnlilri nor 'a.
hauchc Late i'll iiIc he did perhaps drink I,
| excess, not L rare failing in an age when con.
VITALITY was the sign .: 10, ally, good Tow.
ship and breeding: when a gentleman would a.
soon think ot dining without meat as without
his particular punch bowl and generous l.dc.
1t i, trnc tha: Tom Paine l.iank raw brandy when
his more favored contemporaries ,oIl"d under
the table with Il sknu Of port wine OF old
| madeira and glOrcd in the accomplishment. It
Is true that in his old age hG was iri"n /.
less, homeless and prnli!css, a rAiah It whor!
any rascal could fling stone and receive the
bcncdi"tion oi sanctimonous hynoC'itca who
grew lat in the revolutionary struggle in which
| Paine grew lean. 1t is true that he criticised or
| ii You will traducci Washin-tou; but it is M
less true that one Of Washngton'S most per-
sstent and malicious c,umnato,s became pres.
| idcnt OF the United States and that the name
| OF many oi his hittcreSt enemies Al. inscribed
| on the historic loll.call Of our nation, 1t il
| true that Paine wrote the Age Of Reason; i,!t
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

Two weeks today Thanksgiving day
will be observed throughout the coun-
try, and the many social organizations
are busy with details for entertain
mcnts, balls and social gatherings,
while special music is being ,ehearsed
in the various churches. The first event
of the Thanksgiving season will take
place this evening at Pharmacy hall.
on Pittston avenue. when n membership
! social will be held by the st. Aloysius
r. a. II. society. aud music Tor dancing
will be furnished Oy Miss Kate ltc6r-
don.
ON Monday. Nov. IS, an oyster supper
will be served in the Atinooka hall by
, st. Joseph's r. A. y. society. which
will be followed by dancing. Division
No I. Ancient Order of Hibernians, will
occupy St. Johns hail, on Stone ave-
n,e. with an entertainment and social.
! a hop will follow the entertainment.
On the same evening St Joseph's hall,
| in Minooka, will be occupied by the
| Electric city Athletic club with II So
| cial and entertainment. Thanksgiving
| day and eve will be fittinsly observed
| by Division No. .. Ladies' Auxiliary to
he Ancient Order of Hibcrnians, who
| in the basement of Rev. Il. j. Mellcy S
new church, corner of Fig street and
| Pittston avenue. AS the proceeds will
| 20 toward the church building fund it
deserves hearty patronage.
| The evening of Thanksgiving day will
| be observed by the pupils of No.
| school in AIincoka. who will conduct
q social and entertainment in St. Jo-
| seph's hall.
| BARLEY Gallagher brought suit be-
! fore Alderman Brady last evening
against Mrs. Thomas Breen on a
charge of disolderly conduct. There
were also several other cases pending
in which Gallagher is involved.
Miss Mackay, Il teacher at No.
school, says the trouble was not III lei
room on Tuesday, but in one Of tho
other rooms.
| Another operation was performed
yesterday on Peter Hughes ct his home
in Minooka and the remainder Of the
| arm was taken off at the shoulder. 7 he
operation was successfully carried GU!
by Doctors Thompson. Wa'Hh and Man.
ley.
Casper Fuhrcr. Of 915 nitts.on ave.
nue., was rather seriously hurt at tho
Sauquoit silk mill. where Ii: Is en-
ployed as n carpenter. His hand got
| too close to a circular saw and he
came near losing q finger The injury
was dressed by DR.. J. j. Walsh.
The persons on Cedar avenue who
We're affected by gas Tuesday have en-
tircly recovered.
The Rinsgod band will have posses
sion of Athletic hall with a bereit ball
and concert Thanksgiving night
The Scranton Athletic club will meet
this evening. when Il report of th" cn-
| tertainment committee will be made.
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Public night schools have been
opened in II number of the city school
buildings, and Il large number uf I1c-
tory hands, breaker boys and min"
workers are availing themselves or the
opportunity to obtain education in the
common English branches.
The enrolment thus far has been
very good. but there is still room for
many more who may desire to attend.
At No. is school the work is in charge
OF j. Ii. Oliver and Miss ICliHabrth Ii
Williams. In the No 10 building, on
chestnut street. Thomas Murphy, .jr..
IS in charge.
Miss Mary Durl>in has charge of tha
work at No. il. in the ltcyscr Valley
s"ction. ana Wallace G. MnS"r and
Miss Ida Evans are teaching at No Is
building, corner of SWctland street and
Sumner avenue.
At No. 81. Jackson street ;sld Van
1Surcn avenue. there are four teachers,
AS this is a thickly populated district.
The instructors are: IL. l.. Morgan. W.
II. Williams, j. II. Davis aud u. Il.
Hughes. Two teachers are in charge
of the work at No. 81 building, on
South Main avenue, john Thomas ana
Miss Kate ONcill.
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Coming, Events,

The members of Division No. 10, Az.
cient Order of Hiberniana. will conduct
u drawing for $40 in gold on Dec. Ii.
Three prizes will be giver, $40. So
and ST.
\ drawing for a new Edison Home
Photograph will take place at Wash
inEtOn hall on Dec. T.. The proceeds
will be used in payment on the new
Patriotic Order Sons of America build
ing.
st. Patrick's Ladies Irish Catholic
Benevolent union will hold their apron
aud necitic social at Mears' hall on
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. ~.
The annual election Of officers for .,,e
Bible school of the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church will take place on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 20.
Camp No. Us, Patriotic Order Sons
Of America, will dedicate their new
Washington hall building on Dec. II.
Their fair and festival will open in .hc
building on Monday evening. Nov. -.
Division No. I. Ancient Orc,r of HI.
borniaNs, will hold their annual enter
tainment and social at Mcars' hall on
Thankssi night, Nov. %.
The drawing for II Mason & Ifamlin
organ for the benefit of Mrs. David G..
EOrer. of Iuzcrnc street. will take place
on Dec. 23
The Electric CITY Whne lmeu'S new
bowling alleys will be opened Oh Dec.
I. The foot ball team will play the
Green Ridge Whcclmcn's team on
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Moffatts Sunday school class
Will serve an oyster supper in the
Washburn Street rresbytnrian churci,
tomorrow evening from 6 to > o'clock.
Navajo tribe. No. 10j, improved Order
OF Red Men, Will have an adoption at
their next regular council sleep. Friday y
evening. Nov. 80.
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leadership Of Prof. Dcrman will meet
this evening. This choir Is receiving
much commentator. Many excellent
singers have been found in the con-
gregation.
Miss Sailors place in the quar,ette
has not yet been filed. \ number OF
applications have been received.
Miss Polhcmas sang last sunday
quite plcasingly.
The annual election Of the officers of
the bible school will take place one
week from last night at the close OF
the prayer meeting service.
The offering for home missionary
work was not UP to the usual amount
last Sunday. Offerings can be in
closed in an envelope for this ca,'se
at any cpr>ipn
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direction of Misses Jennie Freeman
and Sallie Thomas. The attendance
was large, and the receipts will be APP
piled on the building fund.
Edward Edwards, of Luzcrne street,
is spending a few days in New York.
Th" ladies' singing party, recently
organized under the direction OF Mrs.
ID. b. Thomas, are rehearsinG Annie
Laurie" the competitive selection TO
be sung at the North Scranton cistedd-
fud on Thanksgiving day.
A treat is in store for those who at
tend Willard Iowe's entertainment at
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow evening.
The Cleaners OF the Simpson Mctilo-
dist Episcopal church are conducting
u runmase sale ut the corner of Main
avenue and Lafayette street.
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jackson Street Baptists.

H.v. Thomas de Gruchy. u. H.. the
pastor, will give an illustrated stcreop.
ticon temperance lecture next Sunday
evening. Nlrs. Annie Thomas will re.
cite The Misery of q Life
The choir is making active prepara-
lions for the Old Folks concert, whicl
will be given in the church on Thurs
dag evening. November 81.
On Sunday, November -, the pastor
Will hold special services, it being thc
fifth anniversary Of his pastoratc. Rev
Nhalen. Of Cnrbondnlc, will preach il!
the morning. and Rev. David Spencer
of Blakely. will speak in the afternoon
and also preach in the evening OF
Monuments Ministers Build"
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Chapter of Accidents.

John tosne. Of 1l3 North Ever@tt
avenue, employed as miner in the
Hyde Park shaft. was caught by .all
of roof while at work on Tuesday aud
narrowly escaped being killed. AS ii
was, Coylle sustained n fractured leg
ana numerous bodily bruises His la
bOrer escaped with slight injuries.
James Baldwin, OF North Sumner
avenue. an cmpoye at Carluccis stone
yard. fell from Il ScaffOld while at Wrfl;
recently and fractured his ankle. pr.
Brennan attended him.
Richard Evans, OF Dodge avenue.
who was accidentally shot some time
ago. while passing through the Round
Woods, is rapidly recovering and will
soon be around again.
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Thanksgiving Observance.

From present Indications, Thau'ls-
giving will be generally observed
throughout West Scranton. AT a meet =
ing of the officers of the Tahcrnacic
Congregational church. II resolution
WAS adopted. inviting the local coal and
other companies To make arrangements
obNiating the necessity of their en-
l,soNes working on that day.
The officials of the church give rs II
reason for the resolution that on many
occasions the mines have been work
ing on Thanksgiving Day ana would
he idle on two or three days of the
same week. They regard this as un-
American, but, believing that it was
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man spent yesterday hunting nea,
Thompson.
Miss Grace Spencer, of Washington
avenue. has returned from Ithaca, n
y, where she attended the Ncttlcton-
Sisson wedding Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Mitchell, of New
York city. is visiting her brother
George Mitchell. of Marion avenue.
Mr.. a. Bunncll, formerly of Pittsburg
has moved into one of the Brainard
cottages on Monroe street.
Extensive repairs are being made
upon the buildings of the Green Ridge
Iron Works. preparatory to the com.
ing of winter weather.
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Republican Club Meeting.

An important meeting os ;hc West
Side Central Republican club Will be
held at the rooms this evening to dis
cuss tho advisabiitN of changing their
quarters. The secretary and treasurer
will furnish the complete statement OF
the financial condition, and several oth-
er matters will be taken up.
President Reese will subni, q propo-
sition for The increase of membership
and the club will discuss several other
matter of Importance. 1t is urged that
every member attend and participate in
the deliberations.
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c. T. A. U, Encampment.

y movement is OH foot for the Or
ganiaation of an annual encainrment OF
all the Catholic Total Abstinence So
cetics in Northeastern Pennsylvania
which will be inauguratcd during the
coming year
Tho promoters propose cnlistihg All
tho societies possible in the movement.
and when this is done meeting VIII
be held To further the plans. III" time
and place has not Yet been decided
upon, as the movement Is now in its
infancy. More definite particulars will
be printed later in The Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-14
Seni=Annual Sale OF
Lace Curtains
At Far Below Value Prices.

Before the out the styles for viii be coming to
hand From present indications does appear though
would be radical changes startling
goods In fact, saying that fifty
viii be able when next April tell the difference between
tans designed for this and curtains designed for
We know the difference hoWeve--is business
and that fact enough for explains why have the prices
heavily all patterns stock make
the 1902 patterns that
impossible such this, con-
sequenly the figures which follow only be considered price
hntle pointers reductions general
Read this advertisement in that light and you've the
g Of the whole natter and the advantages you may hope
reap from this safe
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The RoMELIEST MAN IN SCRANTON

Is well as the hlnd.omcst, and others arr invited
10 call on any druggist aud get free ui1l bottle
OF Kemp's Basam for the Throat and Lungs a
remedy that Is guaranteed 10 cuTc and relieve all
Chronic ana ACUTE Coughs, AstblHl, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 2je, and Joc
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night SCHOOLS
Are NOW OPEN
ATTENDANCE INCREASING AT
EACH SESSION.

Competent Teachers in Charge of the
Work at Nos. 13, 16, II, Is, 81
and 81 Buildings-observance Of
Thanksgiving Day Generally Ex-
pected-C. T. A. U. Societies Ar
ranging for an Encampment-Re-
publican Club Meeting and Other
Events This Evening -- Future
Happenings-Notes and Personals.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Under this heading short letters Of interest
will be published when accompanied. for publica
ton by the writer's name. The Tribune does not
assume responsibility for opinions here e,prassed.j
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WEST SCRANTON

due TO lack Of thought Oil the part of
those responsible.