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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-15
OLYpHANT.

A special meeting of the school board
was held on Tuesday night with a
view of settling the dispute with the
Peck Lumber company regarding the
First ward school annex contract. +.
Pierce was present in the interest of
the lumber company. The board made
several propositions. but Mr.. Pierce
did not deem it advisable TO accept
any of them, and as the matter now
stands IT is still in dispute.
Council will meet on Tuesday even
ing, the Goth. instead of the 27th. TO
hear the opinion of the borough at
torney relative to the mandamus pro-
ceedings.
An ice cream festival will he held in
the Sweeney building on Lackawanna
street this evening under the auspices
of st. Patrick's church. The contest
for the gold watch will he decided.
Mrs. Matthew Mackey and Miss
Jennie Davis, of Lackawanna street,
left yesterday to visit the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition.
Professor and Mrs. T. w Watkins
and daughter Natalie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Davis and John Taylor were among
| day.
Or. Carroll j. Kelly and +. F. Var
coc. Of Honesdale, members of the
| Thirteenth regiment rifle team, who
have been visiting at the residence of
| DR. l.. Kelly, on LaCkawanna street
returned home yesterday.
Miss Alice Rashleigh. of Carbondale,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
| - So, -.
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. !. w. Harris, of Providence
visited relatives in town yesterday.
Miss Katie LOTUS has gone to At.
lantic city for ten days.
Miss Margaret Evans is visiting rela
tives at Pottsville.
The Calvinistic Methodist and Con-
gregational sunday schools will picnic
at Nay Aug park today. Tickets or
the Throop line 10 cents for round
trip.
Miss Grace Hodge, of Pittston. is
spending few days al this place.
Mrs. John Ferguson, Misses Mar,
Ferguson and Jennie Voyle will leave
today to spend two weeks at Philadel
phia and Atlantic City.
An immense crowd attended tht
| BlakelF Baptist sunday school cXCur
sion to Nay Aug park yesterday wher,
a most enjoyable day was spent.
Justice of the Peace NJ. w. cum
| mings and Postmaster :. j. Matthew.
left yesterday for a fishing trip L
| CadOsia.
NJ. j. Neary, Of Jermyn, was a Gale
in town yesterday,
DR.. Carroll J. Kelley and l.. p. Var
coe, of HunesGale, members of tn,
Thirteenth regiment rifle team. ar
visiting the formers uncle, DR.. l.
Kelly, of LaCkawanna street.
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TAYLOR.

The marriage of Miss Eliza Snyder,
an estimabe young lady of Old Forge,
and Mr.. Charles Gallagher, Il popular
clerk in Judge q Co.'S store here, was
solemnized at the St. Lawrence church
yesterday afternoon at > o'clock, by
the Rev J. J. Jordan, rector of the
church. After the marriage ceremony
was performed, the newly welded
couple returned to the brides home,
where sumptuous wedding supper
awaited them. The clerks of Judge &
Co.'S store were in attendance, and
presented Mr.. Gallagher with a bcaut-
full and costly dinner set. they were
the recipient of many other wedding
gifts. Mr.. and Mrs Gallagher left on
midnight train on a wedding tour to
New York and other places of interest.
A grand concert will be given at the
Welsh Congregational church on Aug
ust ~. by class Of pupils. under the
direction of Miss Sarah j. Price, elo-
cutionist, assisted by Professor Harry
Evans, the noted baritone, of Wales
Miss Susan Howard, soprano soloist at
one of the leading churches in Pitts
burg. Professor William Jones, our
well-known tenor, will also he heard.
An excellent programme has been pre-
pared. which will appear in this de-
partment later.
The Primitive Methodists of the
Archibald, Pyne and Sbley will hold
their annual camp meeting from Aug
ust IS TO %. at the Pyne. on Sunday,
the 18th, the services will be as fol-
lows: 1890 "A. m, y. m. and n. M,
Miss Sarah Lanyon, the conference
evangelist, and other well-known min
listers are expected to be present. All
are invited.
The due social held on the Presby
terrain church lawn on Monday even
| ing, under the auspices of the Wo-
| mems Christian Temperance union,
! was a delightful and successful affair.
| The temperance reunion announced
| for Monday, August ~, at Mountain
park has been indefinitely postponed.
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Ian, Mrs. Abram Wilson and daughter
Edith, Mrs. George Guyer and daugh-
ters Gertrude and Catherine, Mrs.
Charles Koerner and daughter Clara
and son George, and Mrs. Cyrus New
man, sepnt Wednesday at Lake
Winola.
Mr.. A. G.. Wheeler of Tompkinsvillc
was visitor among his sons and
daughters here this week.
James Penticost was a visitor a the
home of his parents here on Tuesday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Singer are visit
ing relatives in Green Ridge.
Mrs. Mary Bennett, daughter Lena
and son Roy returned to their home in
Newark, on Saturday last, after an
extended visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Stone observed
! their ffty-fourth anniversary on the
| eleventh instant. They are in excel
lent health. and enjoying the blessings
| of large family, numbering ten SX
of whom ire sons, and four daughters.
Miss Bessie MullneX is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Maud Colvin, in Green
| Ridge.
Mr. r. G. Cooper, wife and daughter
Marie and Miss Name Tappington,
| Of Philadelphia, are guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. George W. Bond.
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Back from Wheeling Tour.

Mail Carrier John H. Kelly, a popular
member of the postal force of the
Scranton pOstoffice, was a caller at the
Carbondale office of The Tribune last
evening.
Mr.. Kelly is tho guest for day or
two of Mail Carrier George Davis, of
the Carbonate postal force, with whom
he spent his vacation on wheeling
tour through New York state. Tho
two carriers made a tour awheel that
was fraught with interest and enjoy
ment. The trip covered about 500
miles, all Of which but 20 miles across
Lake Keuka, was traVersed on their
bikes" They stopped at Bingham
ton and Owego, at Kcuka Lake and at
the grape growing district about this
sheet of water, They also enjoyed an
interesting visit through the mammoth
wine cellars at Hammondsport, y. y,
the home of the American champagne.
The trip was made in easy jaunts, and
both Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Davis seemed
greatly benefited by their travels
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ELMHURST.

Mrs. Bittonbender and Miss Ella
Wagner returned home on Tuesday
from weeks visit with friends at
Dalton.
A. r. Williams, jr., has been spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron buckingham,
daughter Bessie and son Ray, attended
the Buckingham reunion at Mount
Cobb on Tuesday. The reunion next
year will be held on the Salem camp
ground.
Mr.. A. r. Linstrom who has been
spending the past month here returned
to Scranton on Tuesday, expecting to
start for the PAN American in a few
days.
MI Jacobs. the converted jew is
visiting among t.lmhurst friends.
Miss Edith Avery of West Nicholson.
visited her aunt, Mrs. f. y. Page, last
week.
Miss Lou Dunnng is suffering from
an attack Of pneumonia, She is under
Dr. Knedlers care.
Mr.. j. j. Brink is seriously i'll at
his home here.
Carl the little son OF Mr. and Mrs.
'
for the past week l. recovering under
| DR. Knedlor'S treatment.
Mr.. Angus Mclean will occupy the
| pulpit at the Presbyterian church next
! Sunday,
An entertainment will be given at
| the Pre- esbyterian church this CThurs-
| day. evening under the auspices of the
| Ladies Aid society, after which a
| lawn social will be held at the Manse.
! All are cordially invited,
Miss Lena Jenkins is visiting friends
| in Montrose and Tunkhannock.
Mr.. e. c, Clay and Miss LOtte Clay,
will leave today for few days visit
at the home Of Mrs. w. b. Perego, at
| Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, J. Buckingham and
! daughter Alice, Mrs. Dell Slote and
daughters Ruth. Marion and Mar
| garet, of Scranton; and Mr.. and Mrs,
]. NJ. Armstrong and son Arthur Of
| West Pittston, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Byron buckingham at dinner
! on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j, f, Edwards Of Glonburn, at
| tended the Buckingham reunion al
Mount Cobb on Tuesday.
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The council held a special meeting
last night. with all the members pres
ent except Mr.. DoudiCan. The much
talked about stone crusher and the
manner of operating it was again the
main question UP for consideration,
An opinion was submitted by Bor-
ough Attorney Mcdonald in which he
gave it as his opinion. based upon the
facts as he had received them. that
the orders drawn in payment for work
done upon the crusher should and could
be paid by Treasurer Wahlers without
the signature of Burgess Burschell The
borough clerk was instructed to notify
the treasurer TO pay such orders.
The proba abilities are that he will re-
fuse, in which case the men will have
to resort TO the courts to collect theii
wages.
Burgess Burschell renewed his Offer
to countersign warrants for all work
done to date providing the council
would agree to permanently suspend
work at the crusher in its present loca
ton. Mr.. Payton moved that work a
the crusher be discontinued.
After a lengthy discussion. durins
, which many insinuations were thrown
out and but few facts stated, the mo
| tion was lost MessSs. Payton an1
Brogan only voting yes. BY this actor
| The council places itself on record a!
favoring the working of the crusher Al
heretofore, but they are confronted
with the fact that the force employed
| there refuse to work longer until the.
receive pay for work done.
The resignation of High Consta bl
Jones Collighan was received and ac
cepted, the duties of the Office provin;
too numerous for his attention. Franl
Nickerson, Michael Langan and Jane
MCGray were nominated To succeed
him. but it was found, after severa
ballots had been taken. that it woul,
| be impossible to elect last night an,
the matter was put over until the mex
meeting.
| The action of Burgess Burschell II
dismissine Officer Beavers from tn
police force for cause was conCurre,
in by the council after the fact
charged had been admitted by tina
officer.
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Carbonda1e Department.

bricks Manufacturing company and
goes TO the Texas town to erect some
machinery for this company.
Constable steve Gilby, OF Alderman
Delcvan's court, spent yesterday In
Scranton.
Mr. anri Mrs. George Mills and
daughter, Madeline. Mrs. Oscar Moors
and Miss Maggie Marcy have returned
to their homes in this city. after a
two weeks outing at Lake Coxtcn.
William Watt. W. u. Scurry and
Levi Paterson have returned from a
trip to the Pan-Amercan. Mr.. Watt
purchased a fine horse at East Buff
| falo.
Miss Nettie Simrell, of Scranton, is
| the guest of her cousin, Miss Hazel
Simrell, on Clark avenue.
| Miss Anna tt!r" has returned "a
| her home in Clifford after a visit
with Mrs. NJ. A. Utley, on Belmont
( street.
| Rev. Il, a. Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer
and Attorney j. T.. Burr and family
are nome from Preston park.
Miss Name Saltry. of North Scran-
ton. is visiting friends In this city.
!
travelling passenger agent for the At.
chcson, Topeka and Santa Fe road
was in the city yesterday.
| Miss Name Maxwell, until recently
a clerk at Abe l.. Sahms store, viii
leave today for Carthage, Mo, where
her parents reside.
Or. Joseph Brs. of Philadelphia, Is
here on visit at the home of hi;
parents, on Washington street.
Miss Bertha Kelly. a teacher in tn,
public schools at Scranton. comes her,
today from Lake Idlewild to spend :
few days as a guest at the home o.
Mail Carrier George Davis and Mrs
| Davis. on Seventh avenue.
George Male, who is employed as
druSsIst clerk in New York city, wa,
a visitor in Carbondale yesterday, hi
| former home,
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CLARK'S GREEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. +, j, Chapman left
there home on Tuesday, morning en-
route to visit friends In Newark, y,
j., and to spend week al Ocean
Grove,
Mr., Howard T.. Northup Is spend
ing his vacation with his family here,
Mr.. Willis Austin returned 10 his
home in Newark, y, j. on Tuesday
morning last, after an extended Naca-
tion visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j, T., Austin
Ny. Bert smith, wife and two sons
Of New Milford, are visiting reativef
here.
Miss Hattie NJ Mead, is visiting
friends in Wilkes Barre.
Mr.. j. g. Iligslns Is visiting re-
latives in Nicholson
Miss Grace A Davi, srent sunday
with friends in Green Ri3se.
Mr., and Mrs J, II, cook and daurh-
ter Eva and son Grant Mis-, +, Har,
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TUNKHANNOCK.
70 the scranton Tribune

Special TO the scranton Tribune
Tmkhannock, Aug. li..-Mr, and Mrs. William
T.. kicfcr attended the funeral Of the formers
sister at stroud,hmg Tuo,day.
Mrs Celia Childs is entertaining friends from
Ocan, y. v. this week
Mrs, j. n. Peek, of Kingston, Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. j. Wood Pistt, on second street.
The funeral Of Dana Patterson, who lost his
life 10y falling under the wheels Of moving
train while engaged in performing his duties a'
brakeman in the LchiCh Valley conpanyS yald
at Coxton, will take place tlu, CrhursdaD after
noon at 80 O'Clock at the Methodist Episcopal
| church in Lemon. Tuuhhannock Lodge Of Junior
| American Mechanics ui which he was member
| will attend the funeral in a body.
jeremiah stephens and Fred VI, Williams, two
! Nicholson business men, were callers In town on
Wednesday,
| John GAYLORD and wife, Of Mchoopany, were
visiting friends in town on Wednesday
y. " Reynolds IS at the Pan American expos!'
| tion this week.
Misses Mary Josephine and Nellie Royce are
| spcndins the week with relatives AZ ForkSton.
| Miss MARY Shimalis, Of New Jersey, is the
| guest Of Mr. aud Mrs, Fred r. Jennings, on
| TioGd street.
! Professor William wood and wife, of Southold,
Long Island, are spending a month with the lat.
| ter's parents at this place
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WANT TO BE FoREMEN.
Examining Board of the First In
spection District Examine Candi-
dates for Mine Foreman and AS
sistants' Certificates,

The examination of candidates for
mine foreman and assistant foremans
certificates was begun yesterday in the
council rooms and High school build
ings, both places being necessary on
account of the large number of apph-
cants, it being the largest class in the
history of the district. The board is
composed of Inspector Edward Rodcr-
ick, w g. Robertson, +. q. McDon-
oueh and j. T. Roberts. The cXamin-
alton continues today and tomorrow.
The following are the applicants for
mine foremans certificates: Frank
Jason. George V. OHara, Priceburg;
sup; Charles II. Robinson. Alvin
Evans, George Knight John l.. Davis,
David G. Lewis Olyphant; John Price,
G.. j. Thomas. Carbonate; George
Barren. James L. Barr Throop; Pat
rick +. Fox. Thomas Johns, Peter
Flannelly. Nandling: David T. Powell,
Mayfeld; Albert r. Mason, Peter
Kelly, Jermyn; David D. Williams,
Plymouth; Louis II. Johns, Scranton;
F. NJ. Scamorc. Wilkes Barre; Frank
II. Reese. PeCkvlle; David Girvan,
Louis J. Roberts, Dunmore.
Ihe folloWlng are the appll'antS Tor
assistant fOreman's certificates: John
NJ. Johns, William Pugh, Hector Da
Wis. Richard Walsh. Frank Farrell,
William Morgan. John Lewis Williams,
Thomas Muldownoy Scranton; James
Ross Mccormack. John Moran, David
l.. Thomas, Thomas r. Brown, Oily
phant: Michael j. McAuric, Archibald;
Arthur Bright. Throop; James Mul-
derig, Dickson city; Gwilym Davis
Priceburg; Amos Hemfett, Dickson
| City; James Sammon, Dunmore; John
Cook, Carbondale.
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tonia." Williams; selection, The
Bartered Bride" (Smetana); Day by
Day Medley" CDeWitD: woman Di-
vine (TobanD; medley overture.
Jolly Buffaloes," CDewitD; song and
dance. Rosy Cheeks" Laurendean);
Star Spangled Banner"
Miss Jessie. Winter on Tuesday even
ing entertained a number of her
friends at her home on Second street.
The evening was very cnjoyably spent.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Battenberg, Misses Ger
trude Davis, Mary Swick, Carrie Muir.
ray, Jennie Battenberg, Lizzie Batten-
berg. Emily Rich. Nellie and Lena
Hill, of Birmingham, Ala; Harry
Grifiiths, Robert Freas. VIII Parks,
John Grifiiths, Allan Hall, Frank Win
ter, Arthur Winter. Will Young, Dun
more; Frank Gendall, Scranton.
The Farmers Alliance will hold
their annual fish picnic at Newton
lake today.
The Crystal Fire company will hold
special and important meeting to-
morrow evening, at which all mem
bers are requested to be present.
a child of Mr.. and Mrs. George JEFF
fires, of Fourth street, is quite i'll OF
cholera infantum.
Mr.. Isaac Benjamin, of Vandlinc
was calling on Jermyn friends last
evening.
William Benson and son, Bennie OF
| Second street, left for Philadelphia
this morning. The latter will undergo
treatment for his eyes in the wills
| hospital
Mrs. James Staples, of Waymart. /.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. F. A
| Battenberg, of Main street.
Miss Mary Timlin, of Main street
is enjoying the sea breezes at Allan.
| tic City.
| Hon. and Mrs. T. f. Tinlin left yes
terday for Harrisburg and Philadel
| phia.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Neiey, o
Lorraine, o., spent yesterday as tn,
guests of Mrs. Pizer, of Bacon street
The Ladies Aid of the Baptis
church, enjoyed an outing yesterda,
at Chapman.
Miss Zua Mcconnell. of New Mil
ford, is the guest of Miss Alice Hen
| wood, of Second street.
| Misses Maud and Cora Griffiths ar,
visiting friends at Dunmore.
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pECKVILLE.

Miss Mary Croop, Of Berwick, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. j.
r. Grover, returned home yesterday.
Tax Collector y. c. Phillips has
posted notices to the effect that the
1901 tax duplicates have been received
by him and those who pay taxes on or
before October 8 will be entitled TO a
per cent. rebate.
Bessie NJ. Taylor Is visiting friends
at Stroudsburg
At a special session Of the school
board held Monday night it was de-
cided to have a nine months term,
commencing Tuesday, September g.
DR. and Mrs s. II. Moon have re-
turned from two weeks pleasant stay
at Atlantic City,
Some six hundred people attended
the Mine Workers excursion TO Har-
vey's lake yesterday.
Advertised letters: Wojciech Mior-
gan, Romano Ciculto. Majk Baljak.
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WAVERLY,

Andrew G. Mahoney, a we'll known
and highly respected citizen, died last
Wednesday morning at l o'clock after
an illness OF several weeks. He was SO
years of aGe and is survived by a wife
two sons and four daughters. He also
has two sisters. DR.. Houser's wife, of
Taylor, and Prof u. A. stones wife,
of Scranton. The funeral win be held
at Olyphant on Friday next at . p, m.
The Methodist Sunday school will
hda a picnic at Lily lake Thursday,
August 10. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Interesting meetings will be held at
the tent on the grounds of the Metho-
dist church each evening during the
remainder Of the week.
4 fire destroyed one of the large ice
houses at Glenburn last Tuesday night
There We're three buildings and the
ice had been removed from this one
The rre is supposed To have been
caused by tramps.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Rev. Charles II Newng returned
yesterday from Carmel Grove camp
meeting, where he has spent the last
ten days.
Mrs. Theodore Zeigler is visiting her
parents at Lake Winola.
Patrick Walker, Of the Union cash
store, is spending this week in Buff
falo.
The temperance reunion announced
for Monday, August 10, AT Noun air
park has been indefinitely postponed.
Mrs. +. l.. jerks, of Walton, y. Y
is the guest of friends in town,
Miss Jessie Vert is spending her va.
cation at Lake Winola.
Mrs. William Packard and children
of Cherry street, are visiting friends
at Great Bend.
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BRIEFLY NOTED.

At ST. Mary's church yesterday after
noon Miss Mary McHale, of Bloom
street, and David Dean, of Jermyn
were united in marriage by Rev. NJ. r.
Donlan. The bride was attended by
Miss Margaret German. while Fred
Corine acted as best man. After the
ceremony the party returned to the
home of the bride. where a reception
was held which was largely attended
by their many friends.
All members of the Dudley street
Baptist church are requested to he
present at a meeting tonight at 7.3C
o'clock. The meeting will be in charge
of Rev. David Spencer. Of Blakely
The Young Ladies' Missionary circle
of the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. o. r. Winters at her home
on Dudley street tonight at 80 o'clock
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
June 8, 1901

Trains will leave Carbondae at city station ~
follows: .oe N o.
For scranton and wilkes Blrre; COS 10 yS gS
oOl, 1901, II 81 a. M l2io lf'' -''' WY
500, 7.Oo 1901. 1851 y. IN. IA
sunday trains leave at $50, lL2l a. m; i'io'
Tor Albany. Saratoga. Montreal Boston, New
England points, etc, 100 a. M; i"5 p W.
daily. ,,,,,.d,Io
722, HOS o. IN; S5l, G.l3 p. m. ,,..,,r,
Sunday trains leave for Lake Lodore' NdN""''
md Honesdale at o.s0 a. m; l.8o, ~ r. w ,rr,
Trains arrive at Carhondie from Nllk"' 70 w. a
and Scranton az follows; 65e. s.31, p", w ~.
a m: 1885,, POS, S.23, AS, COS. IOi' SOU '''''
ll.55 p. M: l. 81 a. m. ,,,o -
42S, go II 80 n. M. 40 o,a
Trains arrive daily from Albany NJ 81" anu
8 IS p. n. a,is on SUNDAY at $50 r. M ,,.,,u.,,
Trains arrive from Iloncsdalc and Ndn'""''
daily at S.t3 a. m; 12.ld, 40. SO p. III; H.
sunday trains arrive at Carbonate ,to,,1. q i6
Lodoip Waymart and lloncsdale at l2l" fio
and T.5S y. m.
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RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE.
Railway Conductors Will Hold One
ut Lake Lodore.

Great interest is being manifested
among railroad men in the old fashion
ed Rhode Island clam bake that will
he held by Pennsylvania division, No.
l56, order Of Railway Conductors, at
Harveys lake on Thursday, August
90
The conductors have an original way
Of advertising the affair. They say
Everybody invited to drop - cents in
the slot and secure a weeks board. -
The bill of fare is announced as fol-
lows:
CLAIMS Blue Fish. Spring Chicken
Green Corn Celery
Sweet Potatoes
\ Watermelon Coffee
Walter Edwards. Caterer.
Conductor John NJ. Harvey is chair
man of the committee that is hustling
the details and NJ. i. Harding is secre-
tarN.
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Carbondale VS.. Honesdale Again.

The great contest between the Cres-
cents of this city, and the Tigers, of
Honesdalc, will come off at Lake Lo-
dore on the 18th. The game played at
that popular resort on the nth, be-
tween these clubs, was one of the
fiercest contests that has taken place
by local clubs in many day. Those
who went over with the Crescents
were somewhat disappointed in the re-
suit, but felt well repaid in the splcn-
did playing of the home team. Man
ager Fox has assured us that this
game will come off in short order, and
that he proposes to shut out the Tigers
in this contest.
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tenn, until today feel ten years
younger and in complete and perfect
health-in fact, new man, thanks to
Peruna. delaney Young.
When a patient calls at n drug store
to procure some Peruna and the drug
gist recommends something else that
That will be just Is good, it may he
that he does not always recognize the
responsibility that he is taking upon
himself. such a substitute is always
sure to result in failure and may
result fatally
In some cases catarrh has tendency
TO become achroniC and II rot infre-
quently sets up disease that finally
proves fatal Pcruna taken in time
VIII prevent these cases. To Substi-
tute some other remedy means danger
Gus delay.
1t is certainly a great responsibility