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ARECIBENAS.

Una mujer de vida Airads y un
suietO, promovieron en- la calie de
Pavfa un fuerte esc&udalo entire 3 Y
de Ia madrugada del dia IS. Las
palabras suciss y las terribles bias
femias que ella vertfs, horrorizabau
al gran ndmero de personals que en-
ell lugar del sucesoSse aglomeraron.
Los policfa5 Rivera y Quero, dieron
el parte correspondence.
Isaac Rodriguez y Conception
Martinez, fueron provocados por
Isaac EnecAn en- una tienda de la
calle del Puente. Les tres rif1eron
encarnizadamente, resultGndo lesiO-
nados de un modo leve ell provoca-
dor y uno de los provocAdos. I'll
guardia Astol les denunci6
Ell bale de pif1ata result6 bas-
tante lucido. 81 bello sexo ssisti6
a 81 en- n6nero tai, que apenss Ca
bfa en- Ia sala del teatro, elegante-
mente decorsda. Muchss se1oritss
faeron trajeadss de ealdeanasD, al
gunss de Sbeb6S y muy pocss de
marineras. Entire las que posefan
papeleUss, cuyos n1meros resulta-
ron premiados, recordamos Ia Sc
nora Storer de Lago, "a las senori-
tas lie lesms, SAM, Marin Mendez,
Menendez y Garcia. En- los rigodo-
nes so distingui6 mucho Ia senorita
Maria Guardiola, que los bail6 con
suma elegancia y muy siustada Ia
mdsica.
Un tierno nif1o del doctor SusO-
nj Sc halla enfermo de alg6n cuida-
do.
Es un hecho que ell ilustre poe
ia y jurisconsulto Jose de Diego
asistira las festas con que Areci-
DO solemnizara e. aniversHrio de
Washington.
Con motive de dichos festejos,
es tai la animation y entusiasmo que
reinan, que, sin tenor de equivOcar
ncs, podemos asegurAr, que el actO
resultara an verdaderO acOntecimien-
to en;los auales de Ia vi la del Capt.
tan Correa.
CORRESPONSAL.
F-hrarO 10
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ECOS DE PONCE

Ha fondeado en- este puerto ell
vapor cubano GJuliaa procedente de
Ia Habana y Santo Domingo, con-
duciendo IS pasajeros para este
puerto; tambien 10 hizo el vapor
americana eZplisS, de Venezuela,
con passieros siendo despachado
para New York.
Los pasajeros que llegan de
Santo Domingo SO quejan del estado
deplorable en- que Sc encuentra aqUe-
la Rep0 blica, pues q consecuencia
del POGO precio del azdcar, que esta
& un peso 25 centavos quintal, no Sc
encuentra trabajo Y ESQ que estau
en- plena zafra. ALI SO epcuentra
Ia goleta <Romas, que ha sido fe-
tada por Glen puertorriquef1os para
regresar esta Isla; ell % del co.
rriente sale para Ponce.
Es prcbAbla visite los teatros
de esta isla, ell t@lebre transformista
Fr6goli, que Sc encuentra hoy en- La
HabAna.
Las obras del tranvia el6ctrico
adelantan rapidsmente encontran-
dose "a ell tendido de la via en- la
cslle de Ia Marina frente aI Asilo de
Damas. Pronto quedara terminado
ell ramal que va q la estAci6n del fe-
rrocarril y q fines de mes los wago-
nes de carga de la citada comps MIA
transitaran por Ia via hasta el nue.
lie, con motive de un arreglo veri-
fcado por ambas companies. En-
estss obrss Sc emplean unoS 500 jor-
naleros
FL calor que hace en- estos dias
es extraordinariO y ajeno al mes en-
que nos encOntramos.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Un tierno nifo del doctor SusO-
nj Sc halla enfermo de alg6n cuida-
do.
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IA De PUERTO RICO 81 De FEBRRRO DE- 1909

Ha dejado de existir Ell laborio-
SO y antique professor de instruction
p1blics, Sr. Don Miguel Gorbes,
persona que por sus m6ritos y rrato
afable, SO capt6 simpatfas genera
les.
A su apenada famili&, presen ta.
mos nuestro sincere p6same.
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Institute Washington
70 - FORTALEZA San JUAN.

70 - FORTALEZA San JUAN.
Glasses prepAratorias para el Ma
gisterio. Empezsra el curse ell ID
nes 20 & las de Ia ta:de y las cla-
ses durar&n q horas.
Ademas de las Rsignaturas para
maestros, hay una clase para los q.
deseen ipgresar en- 10 Normal de
Rio-piedras.
Instruction primaria con 4eta
Precios m6dicos.
GEO B. BENEDICT,
12-12 Director.
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/ AQMBRES DEB!LES |
| RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
/ La DEMORA ES PELIGROSA.
FebrerO 49,

Parece que 81 Creador ila ordenadO que desDu6s
de la sangre el 1uido vital seminal sea la sub
stancia mas preciosa en- 81 cuerpO del hombre,
alguna p6rdida cOntranatural de el prOducira
siempre resultados desastrOsOs.
MuchOs hOmbres han muerto de enfermedades
correntes tales las del cOrazon, del htgado'
de los riTlOnes, intermediates pulmOnares, etc,
por haber permitido su vitahdad gastarse, ex
poni6ndose, asf ser faciles v1cttmas de estas
medicinas tomadas tempo habrfan impedldo
estas debilitantes p6rdidas, asi preservandO' Su
vitaidad para resistir los ataques de esas peli-
RrOsas Intermediates.
Muchos hOmbres han llegado lenta, perO eegura-
mente, un estadO de demenCia incuraDle causa
de estas p6rdidass ain saber Ia verdadera causa
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Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, usadcs, en-
buen estado, a 20 pesos 81 quintal,
Sc venden en- esta imprenta.
Tambien las cajss para ellos.
p..d..v..p..s.
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SON ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS q?

11redilecci6n al onanismo, emisionee de diS de
nOche, derrames al estar en- presencia De una
Iascivas granOs contraccioneS de los muscuIoS
(que son precursOres de La Eptlepsia); pensa-
tendencias dormitar dormir, sensacion de EN-,
brutecimientO, perdida de La voluntad; fa!ta de
dolores las piernas en- los mdscuIos, sensaci6n
de tristeza de salientOs inquietud, falta dc
memOria, indecision, melanco1a, cansancio dss-
tantes ante ia vista, debilidad despu6s del acto
de perdida involun taTia; deTTame al haceF
esfuerz0s la silla, ruido s1lb1do en- los o1dos
timid6z, manOs pies pegajosos frtos, tenor de
alg1n peligro inminente de muerte o infortun1o,
impotencia parcial total, deTrame premature
tardio perdida 6 disminuci0n de los descos de
caimientO de la sensibilidad, organos c2idOs
debiles, dyspepsia, etc, etc. Algunos de esos
hombre que debe reeuperar sus enervadas fuerzas
Titales, . yendra ser presa de alguna fatal
Nosotr0s solicitamos de tOdos los que suf, en-
de aguno de los sintOmas aTriba enum~Iat"S,
QUE OBSER VEN BLEN ESTE "A FISO,
COmuncandose con nuestra COmpad1a de mGdicos
especialistas que han tentdO veinte amos de ex-
periencia tratandO enfermedades de los ne1v los y
del sistema sexual, quienes PQeden gaFa9 ,1zar
EnV1enOS una relacion completa de su caso
dandonos todO su nombre y direction, edad ocu-
tomas nombrados Sc le han manifestadO I'd, y
81 I'd. ha usadO algun tratam1ento to para gonorrea.
Nuestra junta de medicos diagnosticara ense-'
guida embellishments su case (gratis) inform
ara I'd. de 10 que le cuesta un tTatamirnt" &c
radical Sc lerestableceraa I'd. complea salad, !
yolverA I'd. un hOmbre Vig0rOso. 81 I'd los
postal como garantia de buena fe, lie envIare, .os
ensegUida las medicinas requeridas pOr :
m6dtcos faya decidido el complete tratam;, d y 4
que I'd. debe sOmeterse.
OOMPANIA ESPEOIALIsTA del JRTE
167 Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane st.,
.-> New York, E. q, de a.
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Lin0a f6rrea del OeSte.

I T l N e r A 10.
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SLUMP ~ COTTONSEED.
Price Drops In Mississippi From SIs to sI2
Ton Farmers Angry.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. ls.-Cottonsecd
dropped In Mississippi to-day from 81 to
sl2 ton. The mill managers say that the
lump was caused by the discovery that the
seed crop of the State is much larger than
was reported originally and that they are
getting moro seed than they need
The farmers, who are angry over the de-
cline, say that it is due TO he fact that the
United Grand Jury AZ jackson has Gd ou1ed
without bringing any Lew indictments
agains, the cotton seed oil trust, and that
the mill men fcclin G hat hey we're safe now
! r. IN prosecution, combined and forced down
the price of seed.
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Core" was active an higher. owing better cables
th1n "Nprct"i an predictions % smaller rcccir,S
shorts covered freely. there was some com mission
horS" bpyinr. foreign houses bought 10 some
being the prnCipsl sellers
METALS in Lon lon tin was ios higher AZ eva
for Snnt ana e'l3 . al. for futures The market
mere declined 10 points, Copp"r advanced IS oil.
IN london. Nhllc the mar ct here was weak an 4
lover lcat IN Lon Ion was Is "a higher Al flO
las, vi Thc New YORK market was UNCHANGED
Sp"n"r was nn"hang"d IN both markets with
London AZ 10 l0S Prices here as follows. Onp.
per. standard. spot 70 December, 10 75c: lake
II soiil.inc,; tin. c52oa2i ior: lin plates, - al
wIl: lead, i2,ac.; spcltcr. 52Sc: iron. No /
Norher, SO S25 pig iron warrants nominal.
NAVAL SroRgs-Spirits OF turpentine hst<esc
Common to gooi strained roSln. 81 rs to 81 77k
ltpNlstoNs. Lard was quiet, rcNucd & lntincn'
81 90 Western prime SINS Bazn kegs sis
south american sli IS Pork was steady with
mess 2, NSrs,s" Tallow. o'r. Dressed hogs,
2tls TIC; state dairy tubs fancy. 25c Cheese
state, e small cnlorrd fancy i3r: white isc;
large coored, nc white i&, EgVS-Siste and
PENNSYLVANIA. 2s12Slr' Western r8d PC Chi
cago, Nov ls-rhc ll>t was lover In Symp,-
NV win decline Of 10 I'm hog, ~ the yards
winch was IN tu-n du" tO rrcens OF - on
head or HOO moe than expected Cash lard
was quite strong and there was buying OF both
November ard December nv ShipncrS The Stue.
ably s'ronr a."
Sro,R-Riw was nrn nj $40. FOR o. ,cs' and
1890. for 80 test. Rumnrcd sales recently al
SO tor cen'rfug, ~ test. Rcnncd fairly
active; 10 points hlchcr' Franuln,cd i6Sc
CHICAGO, WOW. lS HTN">c We've 20 DAVIS prlrcs,
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FIN AN(IAI..
The Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company.
To the Stockholders:

Many holders Of stock in The Colorado
Fuel & Iron Company have not had their
certificates transferred to their own
names or are carrying the stock in bro
kers' offices. If such stockholders will
send their addresses to the undersigned
circular-letter of importance to their in
terests will be mailed to them. Stock
holders are urged not to give their proxies
t. Messrs Hawley. Gould and Hartman
without having read the circular-letter
referred to. The New York stock trans
fer books close November 10th, 1902, at
three o'clock P. NJ Stockholders should
see that their stock is transferred into
their own names or the names of their
brokers on or before that date
&c. OSGOOD. II Broadway.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET,

The curb market to-day was extremely
dun although prices were generally steady
There was "A little activity. however. shown in
spots, but not enough to attract any special
attention. Northern Securities displayed a
hrm"r tone IN the initial dealings. advancing
sold on TO the opening Virginia Coal and
Cox" issues were stronger and advanced
about per cent American Can issues were
fraction higher standard Oil was less
active and receded about points below the
last final New Orleans Railway preferred
and bonds lost fraction on light trans
actions. The copper shares were generally
steady, tennessee was fraction higher
Greene Consolidated was firm around 49,
but the rights lost about 5 points on fairly
heavy dealings United Copper was some
what irregular, Montreal and Boston showed
a frmcr tendency.
The trau snciinns In the mn tknt to-day xere
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I. =. steel Trial In About Two weeks.

TRENTON y. j.. Nov. ls.-The suit of
Aspinwall Hodge against the United States
steel Corporation, on appeal from the
Chancery decision enjoinng tho conversion
If preferred stock into bonds war added
to-day To the calendar of the Court Of Errors
and Appeals, whose term opened to. day
The case IL No. ~ on the list and will prob
ally not be reached in less than two week 4.
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RUSSELL WHITC0MB & co., Bankers,
20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

clears. s3io1s325. straights. 50 sSds345, patents
$3.50 $3.50. Spring IN bbls: Clears. sSi0d3as
s,raightS. S.<0gs355. patents, S3s5dti 90. Rye
1our. S.lOnt3 IS.
COTTON. spot cotton here advanced s points
No sales. Niid.ing uplandS 'la: against SC.
laSt year New orleans and Gulf. s6Oc., against
Nic New orleans. Savannah and 81. Louis
advanced TIC, and Norfolk SC Liverpool ad =
vapCed points the spot with sales Of 900 bales
futures advanced To 4 points. Manchester was
quiet but steady The movement to day was as
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DIVIDENDS AND INTER-.
The Chesapeake a Ohio Railway 20,

Richmond, Va, October IS. 1902.
dividend Of % has been declared on the stock
Of tho Company, payable November "a. 1872 to
stoo khoder OF record AZ the closing OF the transfer
books on saturday. November s,h. 1902. The
transfer books Will close al the Office OF p. Morgan
q Co, 20 Wall Street, New York, on Saturday
November -tn, 1892. at IL NJ. and wall reopen on
Friday. November cath. at 10 \. NJ
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
Ia. - y VI'If rn1n snc,,,o,y
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

INC regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE y ,ARrERS PER CENT on the preferred
stock has been declared. payable November 20
1902 Transfer books VIII be closed from Noyem-
Der II 10 November 90 both Inclusive
i. y LEWIS, Asst.
Treasurer
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OFFICIAL. LEGAL. NOTICES.


SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Pre- lent OF tHe Borough OF Manhattan, at the
City Han. Room Nc. H. until II o'clock a. NJ, on
Tuesday, November rs, 1902 for furnishing all
the labor and ma, mai required for an extension
to outlet sewer at the foot OF West Seventy second
street.
For full particulars see CITY RECORD.
JACOB A. CANTOR,
Borough President.
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Thr IOard Ol Dl'cCtot, has declared on the
Common stock dividend OF One and one half
Dollars per share payable NJ the once OF the Com
pany Arcade Building Philadelphia, pa. on and
hiter December IL. 1912. To the Common stock
December : 1892.
transfer book, for Common stock will be closed
from O'Clock =. NJ. December g. 1902 until 10
o'clock \. NJ December Ia 1902.
\ 4 llEMptItII S,cretayy
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Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Rail-

~ ~ Broadway New York.
semi annual dividend OF TWO PER CENT. on
the Preferred stock Of this Company has been de-
CarcI Ou' 90 thc surplus net earnings OF the Com
pAny, payable u Ccnber 1902. at the Once Of
Mc;,,r>' j. p, Morgan 4 Co. % Wall St New YORK
% htOcknpter, ~ record at the close OF business
November IS 1902.
Tho Preferred transfer books will be closed from
November % 1902. a. O'Clock T.. NJ. until pe-
Ccmhcr u, 10 AZ 10 p'r'ICk 4 "
. Ca.
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ENPOPTS or NERCH
COMMERCIAL.
Grain Active and Hicher-ShortS IN Corn
Fear Manipulation and CO,er-Smallcr
Receipts Of Contract CONNECTION IN
OH tnfaNOrable Neather--COHcc In
Provisions Down.

TUESDAY, Nov Is -GR,IN-Wheat- Spot
was steady Sales 10000 bush mainly for
export here and AZ the outports No , red
In elevator. 20 under December. No
Northern Duluth. ~, over December: No
Northern New York. 2'!c over North
western receipts were 766 cars against ssi
last week and LESS last year: Chicago, 1893
cars against 27S last week ard III year ago
Futures closed /, to &c higher Sales.
2jOoOO0 bush Prices as follows.
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTA.
TONS.
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

RID Asksd Bif A,t,6
Am Rad e. 3oH 5l,, Lskes Q q.
AmRad pfl2o l25 Sat Bis a.
Oh UT. is l6L. Nat Bis pfloox
Chi uTpf. a5 as NCS,Ry, $50
CITY Rwy 2iO els w Ca ST.. s7a 90
Ola Aatcn 3pLa 40
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lncSncctciy strong cables heavy frost IN Arkan-
saS raln> east ~ tn" NisSSsippl REPORTS Of more
or less danarr hy recent Dallas Tex moods and
good buying hN SPOT Interests IlVcrrool and New
Orlrans well as local oprrators including the
German element cluSci further advancs In cotton.
Tho nrnn"SS OF III" SDot markets contributed 10
th' nse, NeE orleans selling 1850 bales at an sd
van'H OF Zoe. The feeling among bears WAS
nervous and covering was very general, while
commission n 'uSHS were moro Inclined buy
SAID one nm. y sharp advance from Manchester
In Llvernool BROUGHT many buying orders from
that market al the opening and caused the local
short interest here % cover. TnlS bu"ing At times
Was very sharp. finally carrying prices some rs
points above the lowest point touched on the re
cent decline. After the local covering wAs over a
react'nn followed. bui the rrdcrone hes been
better with more attention paid the reports from
prthcrn Texas that the TOP crop not opening
freely, January was IN hotter supply end did not
maintain lis premium OF YESTERDAY. This sharp
reaction has driven nearly all the short Interest
II cover and the trade expects that rs Liverpool
has not bought freely on the recent break II wili
buy freely to morrow"
Cp''Er. Rp on mo spot was steady AT Si.~
for No. : Sales 100 bhg7 Santos 40. 4 al risr
nH MaraCaiho. Futures advanced 10 points
closing steady win sales Of st. hars Harve
HAVE advanced = to ~ and Hatnhurg 4 p'g
American WarrhouS" ielivCricE i7u7f bags ri,
was UNCHANGED; rcccip'> 2s O0a bags stock lis nm
eNch1rg" u I sd. Santos was uHcltngrd receipts
t?.00 bags stock. ldso on Prices here a follows
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Oa's were urn and fNlrly activc. Sales, iO5ou
bush. No white SIC; No 9whit". 1870. Futures
were UNCHANGED. Dec, - g.. R"c was steady
No. Western. 80, T. Bu'aln. Car lots jersey
and state, 81 to 81, nominal track Com was
quiet Sales ~ an bush. No. , nlyrd In elevator
as %, No white, IS, Ma. yellow, Gs'. Futures
hIlSh HIlNrS q fnllnMS
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Shipments 3'2ro sG'nl 2sTpn 2s1s0 2oono
Corn was active ana hirher. December advancing
feared manipulation, the small proportion Of col
tract grade In the Chicnro rccciptS. nrmer cables
az the West Ctirago adviccS state that a cas-
pool has been formed for the purpoSc OF buiIinS
where Harris. Gates & Co said 'rhc Srommllnnrrne
feature OF the day was covering OF Dcccmbcr
There N rther selling by the same local ntercs,
that have bc.n heavy sellers Of late and every maj
was considerable taking Of pron's by longs in The
May future" The cables were I'd. higher
contract, The available Supnly decrc,scdI for ts 10.
week 10000 bush, accordlnc to Bradtr,,r,
tyre 4 Marshall said. The busaboo r mr,n
IS soaring December shorts. \ short tine 40 w.
now Gates &c Looks though the shorts 1 nra
running the nricc NJ on 'hcns selves and when
ir,r, good de-: q com maj canno, be 'r moved a,
si hours p.r,lc,,. Frazier 4 Co said. "ShoIry,,
to look for some reaction bu, Of course r'rrh
,ss Nav r GS,oD tn, lathe We rc-sr
Wnesl advanced ON the S,'.ng,I of corn o' r,
cables. foreign buSine, further buylne by Arn n
buying and coycrinc o. Shors Iverpo o,I'I Sd
yanced !, to sd london, TO Nd Paris. sceD,nes
The Ncrhve, connuc, 20 ""G repo Ha'p' .ood 70 M
dcrand =, rrm',y rcccip'S wcrc es2 ooo bush
.uIrly N MS coynrv lncrca ed 'iio nm Sa"S
world Of $4,000 bush. IN thi' Ind no crcc, rs
comp'tcd VIII ~ 'ncrcls' Tor the same week
and nrmer with INC rc1' o. The Ils' The sv,I,hie
sunoly d"ctcnscd rss o'o hush Country or..lrrs
Sr'S 'E1,'S"., ,uor ' '''''N'S ""'e 7''o"
:, ors.Firmcr and fci,ly sc,iye; ..lc,. ,o.ooo
bSl.,' sup.rnne, nsSss's:So ,sI;Is, ., soasa a.
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the sun ." . stOrehOuse
OF mental furniture Read II and give Q
goodly garb to your mind.-Adr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-13
OLYpHANT

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Matthews on Third street, Blake
ly, was the scene of an interesting and
happy event yesterday, when there
daughter, Miss Lena Matthews, was
welded to John Butler Triple, of Phil
adelphia. The house was artistically
decorated with ferns, daisies, and
laurel Promptly at the noon hour the
bridal couple entered the parlor where
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
B. r. Hammond, pastor of the Presby-
terian church. 1t was witnessed only
by the near relatives. The couple were
unattended. The bride looked lovely in
a gown of castor lansdowne with white
chiffon and pan velvet trimmings. She
carried bouquet of bridal roses. When
the ceremony was concluded, and con-
gratulations had been offered, the
guests sat down to a delicious luncheon.
The bride was the recipient of many
beautiful wedding gifts Mr.. and Mrs.
Triple departed on the 2.02 train for
Delaware Water Gap, where they will
spend their honeymoon. On July they
will go to a newly furnished home
awaiting their occupancy in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Mary Lynch and son Gerald
have returned home after attending
the graduating exercises at Mt. st. VIM
cent seminary where Miss Grace Lynch
graduated.
The commencement exercises of St
Patrck's academy will be held at the
Fathew Mathew opera house Thursday
evening, June 26. The following are
the graduates Academic cOurSe-Ver-
onica O'Connell, Annie Hoban, Agnes
Revels, Eftie Thomas, Mary McNally
Commercial course-Sadie Rogan, Ag-
mes Revels, Annie McGovern, Annie Ho.
ban, Katie Gildea and Veronica O'Hara
Mrs. d. Y. Davis, of Lackawanna
street, is quite i'll.
Anthony O'Boyle, of Scranton, was a
caller In town yesterday.
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How's Thisp

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
II. j. CHENEY g. CO.. Props,
Toledo, o.
We the undersigned. have known F.. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, ana believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
Waiding, Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and muc-
GUS surfaces of the system. Price l5c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tes-
timonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-13
TUNKHANNOCk.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, June 12.-Mrs. Gilbert
Palen and daughter, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p, North
rope, on Susquehanna avenue, the past
two weeks, returned to their home at
Philadelphia on Thursday.
, Lady Esther Rebekah lodge installed
officers on Wednesday evening and en-
tertained number of visiting members
from the Nicholson lodge.
Prof. +. b. Rice has given up his posi-
tion in the borough school on account
of his health and returned to his home
In Perry county.
Miss Ruth Platt is visiting her grand
mother at Kingston, Pa, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harlow Fassett, of
Scottsvile, were calling on friends in
town, on Wednesday.
. Rev. W. p. Hile, of New Jersey, will
occupy the pulpit at the Baptist church
next Sunday.
Children's day will be observed at the