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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
i pRICEBURG.

A party was rendered to Miss Minnie
Hall on Wednesday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Hall on Main street. Games
and other amusements We're indulged
in until late hour. when refreshments
were served and all departed for their
homes wishing her many happy re-
turns of the day.
Among those present We're Misses
Lizzie A. Wrighton, Mary e. Wrighton,
Rebecca Weir, Susie Hebrond, Annie
Evans, Agnes Evans, Martha Simms,
Maria Evans, Mary f. Logan, Lizzie
Dickmiller, Annie Summers, Mary A.
Caygaill Lily Williams, Ellen Smith,
Lucy Walsh. Mamie Walsh, Gertie
Smailes, Rachel Parks, Annie Hall,
Minnie Hall, Maggie Hall, May Pugh,
of Maytield, and John Usher, George
Usher, Thompson Maggs, George RAN
kin, Fred Rankin, Abner Thomas,
David Thomas, Joseph Williams,
Richard Lyons, Daniel Davis. Albert
Grier, Fred Palmer and John Nc
Meehan, of Scranton.
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the suspects clothes. He was hand
cuffed and taken to the county pail on
commitment from Alderman Jones.
The prisoner is also accused Of enter
Ing passenger coaches and committing
nuisances In them. He is shiftless
character around the town.
Constable Neary was compelled to use
force to take a paper from Gillen's
hand. 1t was certificate made out
in the name OF the Civic Federation Of
Labor for the trade of bricklayer.
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"a "a. A SIMPLE CHANGE.
= Made a World of Difference.

The Health Resort does not always
bring back health, but the Health Re-
sort and proper food make a pretty
Sure combination.
Mrs.. Il. Kennett, Springfield, Mo-.
writes: II was pronounced consump-
i've ana sent to Asheville, N. c., for
ny health. just could not eat with
nut a cup Of coffee. and my stomach
vas In such a condition that could
not drink 1t. was almost In despair
when the iandlady of my boarding
house said that II I would drink Post
lm Food Coffee, would find 1t would
lake the place Of coffee and agree with
me-. She made 1t SO delicious that /
injoyed every meal I ate, and gained in
lesh and strength SO rapidly that I was
1ble to come back home and live.
Il give Postum more credit for my
eturn to health than climate or any
hing else. ] am sending you this let
er for the benefit of those who are
having a hard time living. ana Tam
lure that II they will use Postum. their
ives will be prolonged"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
TAYLOR.

The Celtic team of this borough jour-
neyed to the Pyne on Wednesday,
where they defeated for the second time
this season the Hibernians, of that
place, by score of 1910. There were
many features, but the most conspicu-
Gus was the fielding of the Celtics, the
batting of Manager David Reese and
the professional work of the battery,
Keogh and Powell, for the Celtics. The
Celtics would like to know If the Buff
falos intend giving them game, as an
nounced
The new st. Lawrence church at Old
Forge will he dedicated OH Sunday,
September u. Extensive preparations
are being made for the dedication exer-
cises. Prof, X, Davis, of this town, has
the choir under his care and has pre-
pared an excellent programme for the
occasion.
Our school directors at their next
meeting will consider system for the
teaching OF music In the borough
schools. Old Forge borough school di-
rectors have adopted musical study in
their schools and have engaged Prof
Peuser as instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dornin and son
James and Miss Annie Hooper expect
to leave tomorrow morning for London,
England, where they will permanently
reside.
Prof. ID. f. Jones, our well-known
townsman, has been engaged as assist
ant director of the newly organized
Scranton choir, which will attend the
national eisteddfod to be held at Brook
lyn, n. Y, i'm November Prof. j. r.
Watkins, formerly Taylor townsman,
is the director.
Burgess and Mrs. r. Willis Reese,
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Reese, Mr. and
Mrs. John b. Reese, Mrs, Benjamin
Reese. sr.. and Mrs. Slnciim attended
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and in Dunmore and Scranton, much
imprOyed in health

ana III Dunmore ana scranton, mucn
improved in health.
Rev. A. E. Douglass, Of Vineland,
formerly pastor of the Baptist church
here, will preach in the Baptist church
here on Sunday morning next at II
o'clock.
j. d. Knight returned to his home
here from an extended visit in Ken
lucky, during the past month.
The following members of the Bap-
tist church attended the ninety-fifth
anniversary of the Arlington Baptist
association held at Factoryville this
week, viz: Rev. Fl. Parlett East. Miss
Mary E. Bevan. Misses Dora and Jessie
Robinson, Mrs. b. f. Wheeler and Mr..
and Mrs. Silas White.
Miss Mary e. Bevan returned to her
home here on Friday last from a two
weeks visit among relatives in Toron-
to, where a reunion Of the Bevan FAM
lily was also held.
There will be free entertainment
given in the Baptist church here on
Saturday evening next, beginning at s
o'clock, consisting of music and recita-
tions, after which ice cream and cake
will be served
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burning out of a fuse at the Delaware
and Hudson boiler house, last Monday.
Miss Mary Rowland, of the East Side,
was a Scranton visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Bartley Mullen, who has been Ill
at her home on Third street for some
time, was considerably worse yester-
day.
Mrs. Davies, of Pennsylvania avenue,
Mayfield, who has been i'll for some
time, was in quite a critical condition
last evening.
Mrs. T.. II. Greenslade, of Cemetery
street, is attending the state convention
of Daughters Of Naomi, at Freeland.
Druggist Frank M. Graves has been
indisposed for the past two days.
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CONNOLLY & WALLACE, waSh@9fsa a21,i2}:!5'1s Ave

the funeral of relative at Olyphant
yesterday
Miss Emily Schulthies, of New York,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
|tHenry. Schulthies, Of West Taylor.
Tallie G.. Thomas, of Union street,
left yesterday for a two weeks vacation
in New York.
Miss Annie Watkins, of Grove street,
is attending the Abingdon Baptist con-
|'vention at Factoryville as delegate
from the Calvary Baptist Sunday
school.
Mrs. Daniel Davis, of Ridge street,
was the guest of relatives in Olyphant
on Wednesday.
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A Worthy Work,

The r. c. and l.. Sewing society me-
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Beers, or
Hospital street. The following were
present: Mesdames Dilts. Spafford
Lester Inch, Lowden, Tuthill. Carpen'
ter Walters, Reynolds, Scull. Lorenson
Carlton, Frederici, Brandon, Lingfelter
Anderson, Rose, Jennings. Campbell
Rounds, Bently. r. Campbell, Eeers
Mahoney, Miller, Lameraux, Hawkins
Whipple, Bowen.
Mrs. Beers proved most hospitable
hostess. AT II o'clock a bountiful din
ner was served, after which the busi-
ness meeting took place.
The society is doing grand and
noble work. and each and every mem
ber of the w. r. c.. of which the soci-
ETY. is composed. should do all in her
power to help in every way possible
The society will meet on September "a
with Mrs. Frederici of Reynshanhurst
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P. S. BOLAND ELECTED.
Former carbondalian, Now Of Dako-
ia, Frank Collins Successor.

p. s. Boland. OF Lebanon, South
last night elected as successor tt
Frank Collins, teacher in the Central
school building, who is to enter the
medical school of the University OF
Pennsylvania this fall.
Mr.. Boland Is a former Carbondalian
He graduated from Woods Business
college and going to Indiana was grad
uated in the scientific course at the
State Normal school at Valparaiso. He
is now principal of school in Lebanon
South Dakota, and comes to Carbon
dale with the recommendation of hav-
ing seven years valuable experience at
teaching.
The bond of w. w. Watts, solicitor
of taxes, was received and accepted.
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Larry Gillen Arrested.

Lawrence Glllen, better known as
"Goren' was arrested yesterday by
Constable Neary for larceny.
Gillen has been visiting the Burke
building several times during the past
few days. Yesterday he was loiter-
ing around the building and was seen
to enter a closet adjoining Alderman
Jones Office.
He was acting In a very suspicious
manner after leaving the closet and
Constable Neary arrested him. When
searched, electric light bulbs and other
articles OF small value were found In
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Miss Daley at Rest,

The late Miss Rena Daley, who died
Friday at Ithaca, N. Y, was laid at
rest in Maplewood cemetery, Wednes-
day afternoon. At o'clock services
were conducted at the home, on Wash
ington street. by Rev. Charles Lee, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church, of
which the deceased was devoted
member. The house was thronged with
sympathizing friends. There was an
elaborate array of floral offerings.
Rev. Mr. Lees eulogy was tender and
touching. A quartette, composed Of
singers in the First Presbyterian
church, rendered several appropriate
selections
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Guests at a Dance.

Among the guests from out of town
at the dance in honor of John Newton,
were: Misses Lois Schlager. jeanette
Schlager, Iris Burns, Minnie White and
Harriet Jackson, of Scranton; II. B.
Lange, of New York city; F. Jenkins,
o. Spettigue, H. Stevens, T., Blandon
and A. Robertson, of Honesdale; r.
Gardner Il. Williams, r.. Surdam, of
Scranton; T. A. Surdam, of Forest
City; f. r. Tattershaw, of White
Haven, and Mr.. Vanderberg, of Syra-
cuSe.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF {.
THE RAILROADS
Change in O. G. w. Timetable.

Important changes in the timetable
of the New York, Ontario & Western
Railway will very shortly take place,
some trains being discontinued and
others altered. We recommend our
readers, who are. contemplating a trip
over the Ontario & Western, to COM
municate with the nearest station
agent in reference TO train service, and
thereby get correct information. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12

Two base hits--Emmett. 1: Monahan. .;
Moriarity, /; Hopkins, .; Mangan. 1.
Three base hit-Monallan Struck out
BY Mangan. 2; by McAndrcw. 3. First
base on blils-Off Mangan, 4: off Mean
drew. 1. Struck by pitcher-By Mangan,
/; by McAndrew, 3. Wild pitches-By
Mangan, 2: by McAndrew. I. Double
plays-Crane to Thomas. Stolen bases
Philbin. Moriarity. Mc1'eirney 5. Murray.
McAndrew, Thomas. Passed balls-Flan-
merry, /. Earned runs-Scranton. /:
Crescents. 1. t'mpire-Burke. Attendance
- .00l
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Change of Time on Wyoming Divis-
ion Of the Erie.

On Monday, September 10, the winter
schedule will become effective on the
above division. All summer and Sun
day trains will be discontinued.
Trains will leave Scranton on new
time table for New York and all inter
mediate points at 40 a. M and 1.35
%. m.
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The News Of Carbonda1e.

saving OF the score, Scranton getting
ahead in It's half and the Crescents tie
ing in their half, was exceedingly inter-
esting and not little exciting to the
rooters nerves. Finally, in the ninth,
the Scranton Hyde Park Minooka
Providence lads went out one, two
three, two of them on foul flies to Flan-
merry, and 1t was all over. The score:
SCRANTON
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CLARK'S GREEN.

Mrs. A. l.. Courtright returned ON
Friday last from the home of an in
valid sister In Montrose.
o. b. Jones is convalescing from his
recent injuries.
j. C. Higgins returned home on We'd
nesday last, from months sojourn
among relatives in Wyoming county.
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The Bon Ton base ball team will
play the Brokers'" on the morning of
the 14th of this month, on Sandy's field.
AS the Brokers have won every game
they played this year, and the Bon
Tons have a strong lineup, a hot game
may be expected.
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A Correction.

An error in the names appeared in
the report of the banquet given to the
G. w. West division, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers. Mrs. Myers did
not make an address, but it was Miss
Jennie Myers who rendered one of the
instrumental selections.
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$4.35 to New York and Return, via
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, Sep
tan, hon IA

Tickets on sale September 16. good
to return to and including September
20, and will be honored on any train
except the Black Diamond express.
Fare from Scranton, s435, Consult
agents for further particulars. ',
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MI. Kirby to Build.

w. L. Kirby. S. S. 'Hards and Con-
tractor "A. e. Tiffany were in Forest
City yesterday, planning for the erec-
tion of store building on Mr.. Kirby's
lot adjoining the Opera house block.
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To Resume Studies.

John Fineran, son of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Fineran, of Dundaff street, left yester-
day morning for Emmetsburg. Md, to
resume his studies at Mt. st. Mary's
college.
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A New Position.

Miss Lizzie Gallagher, of the West
Side has accepted a position in the j.
p. Collins cigarmaking establishment.
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Engaged Professionally.

Miss Hannah Tighe, the trained
nurse, has been called to Thompson to
attend a patient.
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JERMyN AND MAyFIELD.

The local fire alarm system, which is
out of repair about two-thirds Of the
time. Is at present useless. OWING to the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12

The Irrepressible Young Man from
South Scranton Comes Thrice to
Carbondale with Collection Of
Players from the Four Corners Of
the Town and Is Sent Home with
Only His Car Fare and a Free Sup
per-Score 1O-11 in Favor Of the
Crescents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-12-18

Col. @. Jerome Simmons and wife
and Mr.. u. 0. Dongherty and wife, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday here with Mr..
Hatcher's family on Whitlock Avenue.
Mr. j. H. Bate will leave this week
for Kerrville, Texas where he will prob
ably locate for his. health His family
will follow January 9th.
MIR. w. W. Boutner in opening the
door to his shop last week cut his left
hand with a piece Of broken glass very
badly, disabling him from work
The Lyslan Society, Of the New Hope
schnol, will give an entertainment at
the school house Dec 10Th, for the ben
eft OF the school library. Admission
10cts.
We carry the best assorted stock of
goods that are to be found in Marietta.
II. A. WARD & Bro.
Judge and Mrs. II. 1. Scale visited
relatives near Marietta last Sunday, re-
turning home Monday. They found
Mrs. Scales brother, Mr.. w. O. Dobbs,
who recently returned from Colorado,
somewhat improved in health and hope
full of Ultimate recovery .-Alpharetta
Free Press.
NOTICE. All persons indebted to US,
either by note c. account, are notified
to call and settle at once and save cost
ANDERSON BRos.
1t seems to cost a great deal more to
live nowadays. Most persons notice it,
especially persons who are hard put to
ind money to pay their bills The
statisticians report that commodities
in general use cost on an average about
10 per cent more than last year
NorroE-I will be at Drs. Dean and
Perkinson's office at Woodstock, Ga :,
Tuesday and Wednesday, December %
an6 "a: Come and have your eyes ex-
amined and properly fitted with pair
OF spec tacles or eye glasses. Examine
ton free. Don't miss this opportunity.
@. A. GREEN, Optician.
Miss Mary Lou Walker leaves Satur-
day, accompanied by Miss Ida Wiley,
to spend Christmas at her former home.
While there they will attend the mar
riage of Miss Walkers sister.
Frank Reed, colored, while backing
John Buffers shoes in Fairs barber's
shop, all colored, dropped paper dol
lar bill out of pocket. Butler was seen
to pick it up. He refused to give it up.
Reed had Butler arrested, and Judge
McCleskey bound him over to Cobb Su-
perior court.
NoTIoE.-All persons indebted to us,
either by note or account, are notified
to call and settle at once and save cost
ANDERSON Bros.
The bill changing the sessions of the
Legislature from October to June was
passed and was vetoed by Governor
Terrell, but the Legislature passed it
over his veto and it is now a law. The
change extends the time of the Cover
nor and state house officers eight
months.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Dolls from SC to 200 at Wards store.
Mr.. John II. Bate spent Sunday in
Acworth.
Mr. Van Rensselaer, and wife, of At
lanta were guests at Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Glover's on Sunday.
FoR RExr-My residence and a nine
room house on Roswell street,
j. H. BATE.
Cost on all unpaid State and county
taxes after January LIST.
Don't forget it, Wards store is the
place to get Lamps, up stairs.
The Senate and House passed bill
closing the enlSert under the w. & a.
r. r near the paper mill in this city.
Thousands of peach trees are being
shipped from this point now to pur-
ehssers elsewhere.
Toys of all description at Wards
store.
A good deal of cotton has been COM
ing in. lately. Christmas money is
needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Heath, of Atlanta,
are visiting her father, Prof. D. n.
Baldwin.
l still have nice line of household
and kitchen furniture which l am sell
ing off very cheap. Call at my resi-
dence. j. H. BATE.
A big pile of fireworks at our place.
H A WARD & Bro
The camel can go two weeks with
out taking drink, but it would make
some men hump themselves to abstain
for two days.
The purely malicious slanderer ought
to have paddock fastened on his lips
and his hands manacled. He is dam
gerous character to run at large.
Fine Florida Oranges and beautiful
apples at Wards store.
Miss Edith Long, of Marble Hill, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. McCleer,
several days the past week.
The adoption by the legislature of
summer session means three sessions of
the present legislature.
The finest candies, nuts, and raisins
at Wards store.
Those who fail to pay their state and
county taxes by the Goth of December
will have fl fas issued against them.
That's the order from the Comptroller.
The Legislature just adjourned was
the most stormy ard uproarous in
many year. 1t kept Speaker Morris
busy trying to keep order.
We carry the best assorted stock of
goods that are to be found in Mariet-
ia. H. A. WARD & Bro
The rainy weather has come, SO es-
sential in the wisdom of Providence,
to the needs OF the earth, although the
rains, snow, cold and mud may make
uncomfortable the sphere of man.
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Dolls from Sc to s. Loo at wards store

Dolls from sc to 81 90 at Wards store.
Miss Annie Gartrell, of Atlanta, was
in the city on Sunday.
Miss Hughes, of Atlanta, was guest
of Miss Anderson at Mrs. G. q.
Brumby's on Sunday.
Don't forget it, Wards store is the
place to get lamps, up stairs.
Miss Mary Dean Towers will arrive
home on next Saturday to spend Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Jessie York leaves the 23rd inst,
for Mississippi to spend Christmas with
her brother and two sisters.
We have opened up our line of Xmas
goods up stairs over our store and you
are invited to come up and see them.
Fl A WARD & Bro
Mr.. Adrian Cortelyou has let con-
tract to Mr.. W. b. Gable to build
three room cottage on the Simpson lot
on Lemon street.
Toys of all description at Wards
store
Turkeys in wagons and coops remind
one of the approach of Christmas, but
the approach of the turkey to the edi-
tors house is invisible. Where, oh
where, is the Turkish empire!
A big pile of fireworks at our place.
Fl. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Grist and son, Mr..
w. w. Grist, and Miss Maude Ray, of
Atlanta, attended the funeral of Mrs.
M. t. Grist last week.
Fine Florida Oranges and beautiful
apples at Wards store.
There is no use for any carping critics
to try to underate the good work the
Atlanta Journal did in knocking out
the Third House," the lobbyists. 1t
deserves praise for it's trenchant pen.
The finest candies, nuts and raisins
at Wards store.
Mr. W. M. Lance visited his daugh-
ter, MRS. Brown, OF Dalton, Saturday
and Sunday, returning home accompa-
MED by his two children, who have
been spending the summer with their
sister.
We have opened up our line of Xmas
goods up stairs over our store and in
vite you to come up and see them.
III A WARD & Bro,
Mr. Bob Wallace arrived here last
week from Eldorado, Ark, returning
Saturday, accompanied by his mother,
who will make her home with her son
at that place.
The last week before Christmas week
is here, and it should be the best trade
week. To get choice goods everybod
should do all trading possible this
week and not put off buying until next
week. In fact, Christmas weeks trad
ing is scarcely ever satisfactory to
either the buyer or the seller. Every
thing is in such rush that the over
worked clerks can rot properly put up
the goods.
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1t is a sagacious remark of
observer that you can generally
tell a newly married couple at the
dinner table by the Indignation of
the husband when q fly lights on
the brides butter.
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.hgPARTlNG VlGOR--.A

to the Kidneys, bladder nd LIVER
They are adapted TO old and young.