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, nothing By hut conscience 70 smila
approval
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ny me iuut once and I am gurs e
cone sgain. Defiance Starch.
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Greenhut,
$4,000 o;
Joseph B.
Greenhut.
$4,000 o;
Ernest c.
Heidric h.
$4,000 0;
Charles A.
Jameson,
$4,000 0;
r W
X e m p
s b a ! I.
81 5000;
NJ ar ii n
Kingman,
$1,000 0;
L ightner,
5 $1,000
H arvey
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There Is one titled person 10 every
hundred untitled persons Ia Russia.
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$4,000;
&c Orge
Bulle n
$500 0 O.;
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Q a b I e.
$4,000 o:
VIM. J.
Chalmers.
$4,000 o:
Frankli n
L Chase,
9625 0 O.;
A J
Coo D eE
1000 90:
Char
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mrs. ]. E. ODONNELL
Was Sick Eight Years with
Female Trouble and Finally
Cared By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

"DEER Mrs. PDSKHAM;-I have
never in my life given a testimonial
before, hut you have done 50 much for
me that feel called upon TO give you
thi1 unsolicited Acknowledgement OF
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11ler 3 lool es..l Z SIS e erlaEi - ~ aere
- Al WsTnsc5- IN IS A. l..15u. ras.lls - El.ia.
a. IIlIllf. NlIuN % III ~ - -
- =. rcd ll. farm. = 1ol1lr. 49, El1i cll-arlI
gpcl 90 g1a5n, 1loet 80 butt :. % 49,.
u.l... elellesel - 20 scl.- :. -,
~ - - Irirrr--la- No. ~ aIlI.l' ~
$ v. Ell1Ll . 81, - p -. q. 60.
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REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC SlLEoiREAL ESTATE

seIl public aleIon FEB. l1th, too, e ,. eol
acFa Dairy ERru, aetolning Wo0ddae, On the MlWan-
kes 81 Pau RailFUad JhBis one q the be1tdalry
fEra n DuPago md must Be sold % clols eglae.
For particulara apply 70 y. ". Q u. u. Lk81kk,
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WANTED rs BUY.

WANTED several carloads four.fopt dry
Show Case aud Manufacturing co, 20
WANTED a 30 or 50 eng iucnbhtor cheap
and ln good condition, Address Green.
fal LorrN liberty, Texas. II
WANrEn To buy OF rent a sic cheap.
2Oun Polk avenue. IL
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WANTED 100 tons Of heavy cast scrap
iron. Moshcr Foundry aud Machine Co,
DALLAS Texas ll1A
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EDUCATIONAL,

NJ 3 ; select primary school
y eeeesuay, october Is, TO a
+ ~ ~ pupils at 1911 Crawford
s - Iceland and Pease. is
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FOR RENr-Threc nice connecting unfur-
nlshed rooms, upstairs to party wlJhodt
chi diem Apply lI03 Miam. 10
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Inv SMITH left home Wednesday,
,.llSs to attend Hawthorne school; he
-ei becn home since; any ono kno ~
,srthpg of his whereabouts will Goa
favor by advising his anNloJS
EN-. be & 10 years old, brown eyes
|ih5ir. has on blue coat and cap, gray
M ma IA bnrpfooted; his home ad-
X i 10. lOl1 Crockett street, Hous
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OCatUont ado aas-
= ast'nsro4o-heq taaY
s-'-"'--~>~>----->~-~~-- -,--~~~--~---~~----s
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR Sk1.E--Three sections prnirle land
near Houston. $50 20 $40 nef acre. this
y nne Investment. Geo, l. Porter n
Son 20tls Main street.
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SEYEN-ROOM, two story furnished house
IN Third ward. J. X. Morse, 1914 Ma D
street. IL
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slents solicited. I'LL
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TEN.ROOM RESIDENCE,
Third ward. close IN, fun lot, $1,000,
take $500 Of II Ia other property Nice
cottage close In, good ueighhorhood,
$4,000 cash Fine list real estate for snle
or exchange. Il. C. Gray y Coz No, aO2
Biuz Il
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.-----------,on lodge No. 1916. X Of
hVu.r,ii meet In It's castle hall
IDIA I.rr Main street aud Prairie
I&N sTenne. third floor. 6aek nan.
I.kTf4l ielnisHts afe cordially invited To
I4t1I ni,tte,55d l.. w. Brannon, g, q;
|ls5I r eorsa y. Blssonnet X. of r..
NJ and 3.
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SALE on EXCHANGE 500 acres Of Itch
timber land In Titus and Cass counties
Tor sale, 50 per acre. divided M any size
an 81 Il FOR land IN Grath OF Somtrycl,
county. Address II. o. box 01T. StepheR-
Vile, Texas 10
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PERSONAL.

|.=TaS 70 want ads. remaining in the
fbp Post Tor the week ending
. ,.e'si 1851; REV 70. H. Branch, 2552i
Nl 4 barlow llO5; 1885; los;
x sVi4 il 5j4; Drugstore; 1873; ltjOi
i5S, gI0B; 1881, lusl; lG5t; ldo2,
i i n. A. Gurley; Mrs. kate
~ ~ ID. 1855 1888; 1859; 1869;
as ~. sen. 1910; 1850; 1853, 1874;
~ 'iS35, lBli; l5jl; 1911, 1851, 1917,
,i,S. Al H.. 1888; 1864; 1869; 1880;
5r ,gg1. 1866; 1916; 1871; 1ilG;
n ,5r H.: j. II. May, >9bs l1lS;
4 M gSJs: Cue Shoeroch; 1884, O9l
~ iss. l6gi. 1916; 1852. la22i 174f;
ies l123; I4Si 1915 iO9; lo4U;
1915
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e.RoOMS WANTED

% otbasl room In private fam
Rlire. ne4rdcrs; best OF ref
lt.s this office. 20
ogss, -, "l four furnished rooms
n,as',. ping, or two rooms NM
Riress 9 couple with two mil.
= Nhgrton, 1915 Main
IL
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HUsTTTH8 WANTED~-The international
Loan aud Trust c0mra-.y oRers Eer1
attractive proposition 10 agents; hrslifrs
Gully need apply: good money Tor gool
icen International Loan and Trust con
nEaY nox 5oI. OranEe. Hexaa. q
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!" IN, sHe Sresoenr-PeaTs' Soap, un-
4 r WA Packers Tar Soap 15c;
N, I'm n.y. POWDER, Zoe; Ben Levy
4 Firse ~ Sfeseent Drug Store. $40
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AGENTs WANTED.

WANTED Agents to work for a Chicago
house. Enquire 1867, this ofhce. ~
Beaumont crude oil burner for
heating stoves. this Is "A practical burner;
Sample 81: agents wanted Write b. r.
Jeyons, gOT Main street. Houston, Texas
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fVH sALE-one 12gauge l.. c. Smith
nalnlnor breech.nading shotgun, Damascus
barreiS excellent condition, almost new,
ptlee, nclnalng hanael llIlcd leather ease,
s@GJ' Address John Spence. Crockett
Texas
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THT TAYLOR WELD is Now PRO.
pCCING GAS, SULPHUR WATER
AND OH; $50 FEET. PROFS. OpPER.
MAN AND OrTLEN SAY THE Rest
on LAND LIES \ FEW HUNDRED
YARDS EAST or TAYLOR WELL.
RESULTS SHOW THEY ARE cor.
RECT ! CONTROL IN ACRES JOIN.
ING TAYLOR EAST WHICH / OFFER
IN ONE or MORE ACRE LOTS AT
LOW FIGURES; GAIL AND SEE
PLOT, ETC, AND DON'T WAIT FOR
tor PRICES. No PRICE GIVEN FOR
OVER TWENTY. -FOUR HOURS. A..
{. HERNpON, PERRY BUILDING. IL
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I HAVE i've lots on Louisiana street that
I can sell for $1,000; thew are near rs.
phalt payoment and On the South End
car line. You VIII note that property IN
this desirable vicinity Is about nll sold
out and the price on these lots will
change shortly. SO act while YOU can and
get this bargain. Norhert Blnz building
phones 573. q
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DONIT WANTE mnney on Tnke hnIF tonIcsl
Dr. Oxiey's Magnetic Combs the oniy
eafc rrrranteed protection against scalp
silseases aud badness; sample so centsf
agcuts wanted, Dimock Manukacturin4
Co, Decatar. lii, -
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STREET PAVEMENT AT a BARGAIN.
THIS ~ THE ONLY PAVED STREET
CONNECTING FIRST SIXTH THIRD
AND FOURTH WARDS NORFLEET
20l BtNI BUILDING PHONES BT3 II
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TWO HUsTLERs can secure perinnnenl
Employment aud good nay. Apply room
2O5. Mason budding
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FOR SALU-sIN GOOD LOTS NEAR
A GOOD INVEsrMEN'r; WIZ HAVE
OTHER LOTS FOR SALE IN DIFFER,
ENT PARTS on TIM CITY AND
WILL BE pLEASED TO SHOW YOU
a TRUST 60. tf
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fail dealers III mules; cotton mules rec
mules AM leyee mu.es- Everything aat.
aiteed. cheap IN car tots; ~ 70 ~
mead always In STOCK fort "ot'1,
Texas.
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Doat sttSoNto"
0rs- cGe0h,
FoR SALE.

Ht EoFsrgeslssn '''s harness NotIhfOp ioi3
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HOUSES FOR RENT-1311 Dallas avenue,
seven rooms, S33; 1871 Louisiana, six
2O10 Walker avenue. S27. Pye Il Bon,
trass, KAN building 10
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE on TRADE Tor lot good
hack. shafts ana py,s, seraes W :" "a
71;ISI5 II --1I sfores 10 factory prices
LII .l,si INN. fhen move store 10 1875 Con-
.r.s avenue smith FuThiture Co. ",
Travis street
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ron sALT-~rHREE NEW SEVEN AND
l1IGHT-RonM HOUSES. WE'LL 10
GATED IN THIRD AND FOURTH
WARDS; GOOD SURROUNDINGS, Alb
MODERN CONTINGENCIES; vEnY
CHEAP FOR CASH, OR PART CASH
AMI PART TIME.
APPLY AT ONCE 10 n. L. MILLS,
ZIG MAIN STREET q
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WHAT ARE we offered FOR forty screa
near city limits2 Alnst be- sold A. once,
You can get lt at a barguiu Charles ".
Munger Investment Co., Dl5l5 Congress
avenue, ~
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(kat DO -Iotl
~ ~Iaai!


NoTiCE-Ah lands SOLD by Us that the
title upon examination by ain attorney Sc
lccted hy the purchaser is not acceptable,
we Will pay the attorneys Zoe, aud In
addition, refund AN expenses that the pur-
chaser has Incurred, Including his rail-.
road fare trom his homo 20 Texas ana
return Gus lands are located IN every
county from the Sabine 90 Tie Guadalupe
river and IN tracts from 100 acres up TO
$1,000 acres. can and set maps ana
prices,
W. &, Moore 4 Co. &i1is Main St,
&. &. uuson Houston, Texas.
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FOR SALE on EASY TERMS. A GOOD
SIN-RooM HOUSE IN SMITH WARD,
on PAVEMENT; CONVENIENT TO
SCHOOL AND SHOPS; WITH ONE
AND ONEIIALF LOTS; ONLY $500,
HOUSTON LAND & TRUST co
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS or entire upper door H. Capitol
avenue one block buck Of Bristol hotel
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REAL EsTATE ZOE SALE.

20 YOU WANT nice corner lot on South
End car line az S.lpDi | also have sew.
eral nice homes and vacant lots In Third
and Fourth wards they are bargains;
also 400 acres land ten miles north
OF Houston; good house. baru wells,
boiler aud engine; suitable for rice; a
sacrlnce; $40 per acre. VI YOU want
bargain call quick. II. A, Arnold, 81
Bina building 20
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FOR RENT Suite vi apartments In nv
house A. Whitaker 1877 Liberty ave
nuC. %
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For SALE A well trained pointer dog.
4 n setter dog pup. Jerry Grlgshy,
bfNah, Texas. Is
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FOH SALMON account OF healta. rno
Me xanihos confectionery and frplt
store. 6O5 Main street, best locatioa. 1os
business es abliBhed. for any informatien
Inquire OF any OF the best wheleBalc cen.
mission houses IN city.
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DUNMORE.

The bridge crossing the Roaring brook at Nay
Aug which was washed away at the time Of the
heavy rain several months ago has bee nrcplaccd
and was opened for travel yesterday. The work
was done by Contractor Martin Cooncy. The
expense is to be horne by the borough and the
Scranton Gas and Water company. The residents
OF that section have been greatly inconvcnicnccd
during the past winter, it having been necessary
to have all their coal etc. hauled from here
around by way of the boulevard and then down
about 81 per ton.
ST. Mary's choir will meet for rehearsal Thurs
day evening at O'Clock.
The Womcn's Christian Temperance union will
meet this afternoon at $50 o'clock at tho home
Of Mrs. Santec, on Electric avenue.
The Woman's guild OF st. Marks church will
hold social at the home OF Richard Winter.
stein on Monday evening, May Is.
F. f. Murphy, former resident here, but now
Of New York city is renewing old friendships
in town.
George Tcccr Of llawlcy, visited relatives in
town recently.
Mrs. Robert Nash. is visiting her mother, Mrs
John Brennan, OF Carbondalc.
John Allen and son, George, Of Avoca, are
guests at the home OF James Allen. of East
Drinkcr street.
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Spencer have returned
home from successful trout fishing trip in Pike
county.
DR.. i. =. Carly is able to be at his Office again
after weeks indispostion with rheumatic gout.
Tile Dunmore WonIan's Christian Temperance
union will meet Thursday at p. M, at the
home OF Mrs sante> on Electric avenue.
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GREEN RIDGE.

The ladies Of the Church OF the Good Shepherd
will conduct Masonic supper Thursday even.
ing, May |. from to s o'clock.
Mildred Replogc, of 500 Sunset avenue. en-.
tertained many of her little friends at birth.
day party Monday afternoon. Those present
were Esther Simpson, Clarence Tobey, Carrie
Giawkcr. Earl Colvir, Robert Thon,ason. Roland
lIawkeT. Elsie Monies, Amy Woodruff, Peter
Malio. Lille Langham, Edgar Craufrold. Ruth
Woodruff, Burton Payne, Mildred Smith and
Howard Wilson.
Mrs. W. II. Peck. OF Roseawn, entertained a
number of young people yesterday afternoon from,
o'clock to II, in honor of her son, Nelson's.
birthday. Mrs. Peck assisted in entertain.
ing by her daughters, Miss Grace Peck and Mrs
+. A. Kaiser. Games were played on the lawn
and the entire party was photographed by Miss
Grace Peck. The following guests were present
Anna Ives, Elizabeth Campbell, Laura thinner.
man. Margaret Jones, Mildred Mitchell. Francis
Burdck, Albert Raymond. Carl Robinson, Albert
Nothackcr, Herbert Stone, Allen Osbcurn and
Jay Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kcar and son, Cfarlcs
Of North Park, returned Yesterday from Phila.
dclphia. where they spent the winter.
Miss Ethel Robbins, of Kentucky, is the guest
OF Mrs. Robert Simrcil, of Dickson avenue.
Mr.. Charles Mclaughlin, OF New York, who
was called here by the death OF his brother, VIII
liam Mclaughlin. returned home yesterday.
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Funeral of Mrs. Protheroe.

One of the largest funerals held in
West Scranton in q long time was that
yesterday afternoon in connection with
the burial OF the late Mrs. Ruth Pro-
theroe. The cortege left the house on
Academy street at 9 o'clock. and moved
to the First Welsh BAPTIST church.
where services were conducted in Welsh
and English.
The clergymen who participated in
the services We're: Rev. d. D. Hop
kins, pastor of the church; Rev. Thos.
deGruchy, d. D.. pastor of the Jack
son Street Baptist church; Rev. Rob-
ert F. Y. Pierce, pastor OF the Penn
Avenue Baptist church: Rev. T. p.
Morgan, of Edwardsdale: Rev. George
Hague, of Olyphant; Rev. Edwards. of
Taylor.
Mrs. Frank Brundage sang. and Mrs.
d. B. Thomas presided at the organ.
The pallbearers were John J.. jenkins,
james A. Evans, William ID. Morris and
Edward F. Thomas. Interment was
made in the Forest Hill cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-01
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The Oxford Mine Accidental fund will conduct
their annual excursion June 10 to Mountain
park.
The Wahncta Dancing class have postroucd
their meeting from this evening until tomorrow
evening at Mcars' hall, on account Of the hail
being previously engaged
Will Robertson, one of the attendants at the
Hillside homc was in town yesterday.
Clarke Brothers will tender their clerks the
annual reception and social al the store this
evening.
Contractor D. i. Dcnncr, of Stratford avenue,
was rendered surprise by his friends on Monday
evening. lie concmplatcs European trip in
the near future.
Mrs. Evan b. Davies, OF North Hyde Park ave.
n'c. is critically i'll.
Mrs. W. c. Campbell. of North Garfield ave.
nuc, attended the funeral OF relative in Ia
Zlcton yesterday.
Miss Grace Evans, Of North Hyde Park avcn;,c.
has returned home from visit with friends in
CarbondalcN
The Electric City Mandolin and Guitar club
will hold an entertainment and social in Alcars'
hall this evening.
The Bellevue mission school will continue their
social on Thursday evening next.
The Bellevue Loyal Crusaders will meet to-
morrow evening.
Miss Lizzie Price, Of Lafayette street, cncr-
tanned the Spccdwcl club at her home on Tues.
day evening.
st. parick's Irish Catholic Benevolent union
will meet in st. Lco'S hall this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Baldwin and children have
returned home from Rutland, VT, where they
tended funeral.
Miss Lulu Morgan, Of Main avenue has &c.
turned home from New York.
Mrs. +. W. Tsguc Of Jackson street. is in
disposed.
The romans OF an infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Acklanl, Of North Bromley avcnuc,
were inferred in the Washhurn street cenltcry
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Hughes, of Thirteenth street. en-.
,rr:aincd the West Scranton Prohibition All-
anCc at her home last evening.
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HAVE
YOU
rs D
DR.. DAVID KENNEDYS
FAVoRITE REMEDY
All Druggists scllit
At 100 Bottles
All Druggists sell 1t
At 100 q Bottle.

go towards the fund OF the Scranton Institute Of
Human Development.
Claude Chubberly, OF Paterson. has returned
home after visiting the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Silkman, Of North MaiE avenue.
EXCouncilman Wade Firm, OF North Main
avenue, spent yesterday at Crystal Lake.
Mrs. William Evans, Of Slatngton, is visiting
the home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. D..
Edwards, of Brick avenue.
The Dickson keg fund will meet in Leonard $
hall on Monday, May IL. Hereafter the meeting
of the fund will be held on the second Monday
OF the month, instead OF the fourth.
The two children Of John Collins, residing on
Wayne avenue, were nearly suifocated by cscap.
ing coal gas. The childaen were unconscious
when discovered. DR.. Sullivan was called and
succeeded III bringing the sufferers out Of dan
ger.
The trap and handle pigeon match between
Otto Stout and NJ. ]. Kelly is to take place
at NJ. j. Horns hotel, on Putnam street, Satur.
day afternoon for a purse OF 500.
The members Of the senior class at the insti
tute have arranged with the Storrs to play an Gx
hibition game OF basket ball in the Auditorium
Friday evening, May o.
Helen Rod,isky and Francis Wotisky, residents
OF Oak street, were arraigned before Alderman
Myers on the charge Of stealing articles from
the house Of Thomas Simms on Oak street. They
were held under $500 bail for their appearance
before court.
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Other Funerals Yesterday.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Jennie May Thomas, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Herdman, of
1909 Jackson street. were held at the
Plymouth Congregational church yes
terday afternoon. and were in charge
of Rev. d. p. Jones, pastor of the Tab
ernacle Congregational church. The
pallbearers were Ezra Allen. Walter
Lewis. Hugh Gray, William Deyoe, Jo-
seph Phillips and Harry Reese. The
flower girls were Mabel Lang, Minnie
Gray. Mabel Wheeler and Jessie Gray.
The attendants walked to the Wash-
burn street cemetery, where interment
was made.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Powell
wife of John Powell, were held yestel =
day afternoon at the house. $50 North
Bromley avenue. Interment was made
in the Washburn street cemetery.
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"43O' displayed in front of the stage
in electric lights. Five tables We're set
for the guests and members, to seat 1870
couples. Four ran the length of the
hall and one across the hall. near the
stage, which faced the Others at which
the committee, camp officers and
special guests sat.
The members and lady friends began
to arrive at o'clock, and at s.45 p.
M. all sat down to participate of Cater
er Waldner's we'll arranged and tempt
ing menu.
The exercises commenced Immediately
after and Chairman William Wirth,
of the committee of arrangements,
delivered a short pithy address of well
come. Then "America' was sung by
the assembage, after which an invoca-
tion was made by Chaplain August F.
Kraft.
At the close of the banquet Mr.. Wirth
in a few introductory remarks, dis
closed the reason for the gathering,
and IL selection was rendered in eX
celent voice by Misses Mary With, and
Martha Nordt.
An address by National President
A. j. Colborn, followed and was re-
plete with sentiment and patriotism.
Fred Jones toasted the ladies" after
which selection was rendered by
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-01
NORTH SCRANTON.

The BARRIERS Of local I'll are requested to mcct
al Gchling's shop Thursday evening at s O'Clock,
business Of importance is TO be transacted.
Tile Womcn's Christian Temperance union will
meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Young
Womcns Christian association rooms
Professory j. $. McNurray for some time or
ganist at the North Main Avenue Baptist church.
has resigned and intends going to Kansas City 10
reside.
This evening the Father Witty society will
conduct smoker and entertainment in ST.
Mary's hall,
Henry Jones. Of Cleveland, o., is the guest Of
his father, Lewis Jones. OF Wayne avenue.
The Aonzo Hatch Electro-Photo Musical COM
pany will appear at the Tabernacle OH Thursday
evening, May -. The company consists OF Il
cornetist, a harpist, solost and an especially
fine moving picture machine The receipts will
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-01
CHARME d
It Is the Experience of Scranton Peo-
pie That Proves the Magical Effect
of DR.. Chase's Nerve Pills with
Sick and Nervous Headache.

1t has never come to any other medi-
cine - never to all medicines - the
abundance of Scranton testimony
showing the unequaled merit estab-
llshed by DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve
pills. There is probably no case of
nervous sick headache they will not
cure.
Mrs. James Watson, of No. 315
Twelfth street. Scranton, Pa, saws,
"Dr. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills are
fine. ] began to use them for nervous
sick headaches and nervousness, and
had great success in stopping them
completely. Recently ] used them to
overcome the depression and weak
nesses following grip and they We're
again successful, giving me bodily
strength and nerve steadiness. AS an
all-round nerve and general tonic they
are grand, and I am very much pleased
that my attention was called to them
through Matthews Bros, druggists,
500 Lackawanna avenue.
DR.. A. w. chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at soc. a box at dealers, or DIR. A..
W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
See that portrait and signature of A.
w. Chase. NJ. D.. are on every PACKAGE
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-01
OBITUARY..

MRS. ELEANOR N. BAYLEY, widow
Of William Bayley, deceased, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Shook, 2014 Edna avenue. last evening,
after lingering illness. She is sui
vived by three sons and one daughter,
Nellie Il. and John W., of this city.
Anson W., of Carbondale, and Judson
O., of Wilkes Barre. The funeral an
nouncement will be made later.
MARTIN CUFF. an old citizen of
Dunmore, died yesterday at his home
on Spring street. in that borough. He
Is survived by wife and the following
children: Mrs. Thomas Mccain, Mrs.
Gibney, and Sarah, of Ashley; Agnes,
Kate and John, of Dunmore. The
funeral announcement will be made
later.
IRENE MALONEY, the 2-months-ol Id
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney. died
at the family residence, 927 Maple
street. yesterday, The funeral will take
place this afternoon and interment will
be made in the Cathedral cemetery.