The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 7

AT S4.20 GO a Made from Fine Broadcloths and Finished in the Very Best Manner Possible. Shades Include New Tans, Green and Navy Blue. As to Styles, we Can Only Say That Fashion So Far Has Produced Nothing That Is Newer or More Desirable For Present Season's Wear. They'd Be Cheap At $6.00, But we Saj While They Last C5 re CD CD 9 I a CD $4,29 GLOBE WAREHOUSE. Lais Fiont pfei 1118 The Rkpurucan.

C'lTV AND t'Dl'M SOUTH SIDE. Tb thlr.J rU't of l.turv ar I iht Your.g Wurwn iun li.tn iMiw r.vl ai tt rociii Ul rVfiinii; ly lr. H. V. l.i cm.

Ho unit fr hi iiijivt HaiK l.iiiuiUul." itua iraw4 th tmt in an iUijuni nluUrly nmnm r. Jim riii.urk uu4 tlta hiiii nnj irvt4 very Inu rv.tini: to Ui Urs u41tine, Aftr th cu cf the Kt'tuiM muU'ftl mm (ur 1111114 which ir.iv t.t:i faction nn4 riiUvtivl mmh iroiltt on thtf jrfrmTii. 'J'lif uu.l nuviini will hi'14 i'U SunJ.iy ulUTtiinn, uu lu tiii: at ii i. in. A hut lin irotnioj to rvmmunt.

VanJline. akr. thut mail ithtTi4! in thi" at in nor Vie trvi ttn4 11iitn that ri'uitnt of that aovtion will have tlie i tv ilitfi a the Koplo luinc tn tvn Hirvh niroct aiU the cmual city. The ui lurciy acne 4 an4 a tho complaint 1 a Jut oiif. It la thut the conalon will pr.tt: Mr.

iitul J'4in IViror nf Stone avtiim havi" r'turni'4 after two wi'tk. In 1'altimoro. Mr. Janii'n fiiivrln'r of th. Twfiituth var4 mill, la la I'ntt'Mon.

X. fit hufin. jifi. I.lttla iior8li Vottr, iiliw ffrloim Jllti 'M nil ntliu'4 in ilu r'lunin a ilaya apd. la out of J.inCiT.

Mrs. John Caw cy of l'rook atroi Is to the house by lllnin. A tall will be hel4 on Kaa'er Mon4ny r.iiit at tv iumi a nail the Star lae bail club. The recently clvrtixl ofllcora rf the ft. Aloynlun" aotlety wra instilU at a tnt etir.fi hi 14 in l'hannacy hall la evening.

St. John' church choir nt for re he.irnal last evcnlnp. The funeral of the late Michael take place this afternoon. Company A. FotrlotU' Cuarda.

will conduct a ball at Music haU on Easter Monday night. Miss Tessie Willinshnm of Afhley la fpendinc a few Jays witli lattvcs on this aide. St. Joseph's society of St. Mary's parish is maklnp arrancementa for lis annual ball to be held In St.

Mary's hall, Easter Monday night. The funeral of Lizzie Hyatt, late of Stone avenue, will be attended th's afternoon at o'clock. Interment Sn Hyde Tark Catholic cemetery. SOUTH SIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.

You certainly want (rood groceries. Whv not pet them of us? will try and pit ns'e you In prices. Westpfahl's, CJ9 C31 Pitts ton avenue. GROCERIES AND FRY GOODS. Charles Graf has the finest line of proc eries and dry poods.

Customers are waited on promptly and poods nre sold nt thi lowest prices. Give him a call at 427 I'ittston avenue. The street cur pusses the door. Srrre and Llvrr Plllm. Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves.

A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. Unequalled for men, women and children. Smallest, mildest, surest; 50 doses, 25 cents.

Sample free at Matthews Bros'. NORTH END The Fastime pleasure and social club met for organization in its rooms in the Lloyd building, corner of North Main avenue and Parker street, on Wednesday evening and elected the following officers: President, Dr. Lloyd, vice president, F. G. Hen drickson; secretarj', John Littlejohn; treasurer, John Parry; trustees.

John S. Drown, chairman; Thomas Gieiss, David Alexander; general instructor, Levi Silic An appreciative audience witnessei the entertainment held under the auspices of Junior Order United American Mechanics In company armory last evening. The programme was a good one and the persons participating acquitted themselves with credit. The Citizens' band played a selection, open ing the entertainment, followed by recitations by Miss May Simms, Miss Maggie Hodgson and Miss Lena Webster; songs by the Jolly Six, Miss C. C.

Lloyd, Miss Mason; instrumental music by a trio composed of Dr. W. E. Lloyd, Miss C. C.

Lloyd, Miss Ganz muller, and the acrobatic work by Campbell and Collins. After the entertainment the drawing for the um brella took place and it was won by Mrs. Thomas Watkins of Parker street David Lloyd and John Evans were arrested by officer Saltry last evening for fighting on the public streets. were arrested on West Market street, near the Puritan Congregational church and had succeeded in drawing a large crowd to witness their pugilistic encounter, who were shouting loud ly and urging the principals on. The officer dispersed the crowd and succeeded in locking up the fighters.

Both men presented badly bruised faces. Alderman Roberts gave the men a hearing and fined Lloyd four dollars, which he paid. Evans was locked up in default of a six dollar fine. Mary Masterson of Charles street used language that was insulting to Mary Keegan and as a result she was arraigned before Alderman Roberts last evening and was discharged. By Force of Impulse," a stirrim; drama in five acts, will be produced in Company armory by the Keystone literary and dramatic club, Easter Monday night, April 19.

The funeral of Mrs. Richard Lewis will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, not today as previously announced. Interment in Chinchilla. Mr. Michael Leonard of West Market street is recovering after a severe attack of pneumonia.

Mrs. Alfred Harris has returned from a visit with Taylor relatives. The dog owned by Mr. WiJilam West, which was shot by Lieutenant Spell man on Tuesday evening was not mad. but was suffering with a dose of strychine administered by some unknown person.

LIVERY. George E. Atherton. livery nd draying; good horses and careful drivers; telephone call, ISOfc 1507 North Main avenue. GREEN RIDGE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES. Livery and boarding stables, undertaking in all its branches. Nipht calls promptly attended to. 3. C.

Warner, proprietor. Office and stables Monsey avenue, corner Green Ridge street. UNDERTAKER. D. D.

Jones Son. undertakers and livery, 1533 Capo use avenua. Relief ta Six Han. Distressing Kidney and Biadder diseases relieved in six houra by the THE SCIJAXTOX l'lUlUY MOltNIXO. Al'Itlf, 0, 1897.

Oreat South American Kidney Cur" Tina rnne1y ft ureal nurpri.e iieeount if it I reini tiie. in reiii'Vtnt i tm in tl Madder, ki4m a. bai an I every part ef the urinary paaixicea in mala tr fe male. It rrlirvre retention of atr mi I pain in paine it almoat imme li. ateiy.

If you uaut iiuuk relief and cure thl I our remedy. by i M. Ham, l'i I'rim Uruttfi.t. Seranton. Fa.

CAR BON DALE NEWS A UnUwl anU IIIiIm4 ftMuday Mlil Un f.ir Dr.il kf hit tmllMM HoMwln J4ut (win Mil ltd la Jutl Th Ktang rlt.l III Olhrr Vilr, Lit Cun.l.y niiiUt. John Itnmareh, Htm i. in tii jur lit li by imii nu ll wiill" I lie tM 1 ilHaiy. lie iiwunlit the lite it tiy li.tf to him. llnHeie.

lie I lift liiii uii t.ii in uuubt. tlu il' le.iiult IU'lu. lonu.iiiii ti.ij a tiiiulil 1 1 1 Tit litii lu. tin Idol not to kie It up wiili.nn utrUk'ule. 'H" 'f tbe iwn at mm mo oilier one ile.ilt turn a tiiw mi the lu.ut win.

bun. ulnar, a ri. a uit4 V.kd tilt in iy li line. Tile lllell WelO lir.il.. .1 Utiii; r.

eniiinit a ti. 'l tl re.t..ul.l. their pUtil.hllM nt. Tlu Ulll llt itil I. llll Ulllil liu Unalllo Utlttlll.eleU.

.1 it i. m.i...m.I tiny lift Inm tture for iltml. lliirtKireh found by one of hi iountr ii, unfoi.n li'u iil oul b.i l.il ii veil. He tii.it lie i nit.ii kitl nit.ii.y uft. ten uYim tie lllUM ll.io Uell lllil 111 tile re.l.l lle.iri) hour li.ti:.

Hi itii.tiui 'ii I'o i mi ill mi Mo. ii iy thai II llt lie Wouiil the. Jlli tlto nn Was h. lit lor tt take the man ti mii Halt nit tit. However he revived mitl will protut'iy l.ti riniit witluu a ft il.n.

Tlie ili.irt wliuti Ul be broutiiu tiio nit it nre attempt at ini.i.Kr i. ini i 1 i. Ii wi.l nn.ir ut w.irruni lor the airvnt of hi nci i. hi eoiuliuoii improM cuiii ili iitiy to itliow him to le.ie hi Kit. Isaac llaidwin ot tinutifn bronnlit IIK.UIlt tl.o Coal company lor wap, on eoiitr.it for tirivinp a lieathnp, i.tkiiip out a pillar and l.i'ip luiiiUr.

Aeeordlnc to the contratt ho w.i to receive two dollar per aid for tiiiviii tlie hiiitl.in;, eveuiy lve eeiii a yard on the pillar Work und f' for e.uh Hit Of timber. Winn be reeelvetl hi wape a retluetien of thhty nme iloll.tr lu the amount due him w.i inatic. At the hearing which took place lit Justice lilymi olhce the foreman ef the company mino apivarej tor the com pauy. Jte the company pan! li.i.ti wln thrte dollars a day. which w.i enouph in tht.ts hard tinu.

In Ju.tiee tUyiin the nmtract with Mr. llalilwin will have to Uind, and ho piven jutlpunnt apainst the company for the momv which he avers is due lnni. I'r. F. k.

Jenkins is the erection of a. four story brick business block next to the Odd Fellows' buiM Inp on Ualem avenue. The new structure will have a l'roiiiape of toiiy scen feet and will bo titty nine fivt deep. will be of brick and ctone, four niorie hiuli with a handsome facade. Architect Jo.

Robinson is now preparing the plans for tlie structure. Patrick Fltzpatrick who was arrested for a robbery committed at lllazinp Stump, several months apo, was committed to jail Wednesday. Stephen Fltzpatrick of VandluiK was bond. man, having withdrew his bail. Miss liosina.

Davis, the well known Welsh evangelist, who was to preach at the Welsh Baptist church, Wednesday evening, was not owing to illness able to be present. The tive round bout at Updyke's hall nt Simpson, Wednesday ntpht. between Malloy and Collins was won by the latter In tlie fifth round. Chief of Police McAndrew, by order of Mayor O'Neill, served notice on Tucker Maxey to stop work on the old Van lierpan residence, which they are having repaired. The city's tire limit ordinance prohibits the repairing of old build mps to an extent exceeding leu per cent of their value.

Two trains have been taken off on the Erie, Conductors Pruner and lix with their crews numbering twenty men have been affected by the reduction. Frof. Carl Messier, who has been in the hospital on account of taking an overdose of chloroform a few days apo, was discharged from the institution yesterday. James Clune of this city and Asa Riv enburg have rented the George Riven burg farm of 147 acres in Clifford township and will work it this season. The finishing touches are being put on the house built for John Stone on Pike street.

A case of diphtheria has been reported from tlie Ryan home on Birkett street. Reform. Seed More Than a Day To brinK them about, and ara always more complete and last ins when they proceed with steady regularity to a consummation. Few of the observant among us can have failed to notice that permanently healthful changes in the human system are not wrought by abrupt and violent means, and that those are the most salutary medicines which are progressive. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the chief of these.

Dyspepsia, a. disease of obstinate character, is obliterated by it. LANG An innovation may be, but if so it's one in the right direction, and one which the economic Millinery buyers of this city ought to appreciate. fIRST SALE FROM 8" See Our Show Windows. See Bargain Counters Inside.

Figure Out the Actual Savings. You cannot fail to see the dimes and dollars that can be saved by taking advantage of this new and novel feature in Millinery selling. WE'LL HAVE IMITATORS in this as in every other happy hit we make, but let those follow who will, they'll never be able to catch up with us as value givers. Opening 6 1st Bargain. 25 dozen Children's Trimmed Sailors in any color.

The very best 25c hat on the market, Saturday Afternoon 2d Bargain. 23 dozen Ladies' Alpine Walking Ilats the latest out. Choice of shades. Feather Quills and Satin trim. Cheap at 75c.

Qn Saturday Afternoon MILLINER. McGARRAH THOMAS DRUGGISTS, 204 Ijikawanat Awnue, nwvl th. demand for Hatral V.fiaia al prici ift. i the lioa a xaipi el p. ua i Mi 65c fcot Paint's Celery Ccmponud 753 cot Lydia Pinkliam's Cccponna 70c bot PiiTce's Medical Scott's Eznto 38c bot Alice's Porous nasters lOo ca Lyon's MPcwflcr 15c bot Hani's Ecmcdics 18c bot Cuticnra ISccali Carter's Pills (2 tsls, 15c bot Syrnp or Fi3 25c tot MatiM 35c bot Ayer'sEuir to 63c bot Fonntain SyrinEcs, comrlctc 49c ea At the Baby Bazaar A comply auortment of Children's Reefers for spring.

512 Spruce Street. Fine Assortment Watches, Diamonds, Solid Sterling and Silver Plated Ware at the Lowest Prices. Fine watch repairing aipcciaity. C.LTTTKER 107 Wyoming Avenue. AT THE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM 114 South Main Ladies' Silk Vests and Waists all Reduced SILK VESTS.

FROM TO $1.75 $1.25 1.25 75c .75 50c .50 39c "Ye have a few more DRESS SILKS at a closing price. $1.00 quality 75c. 75c quality 62c. 50c quality 38c Drapery Silks reduced from 75c to 38c. Special prices on Muslin Underwear for ten days.

W. BUNNELL 114 South FELD ON SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 2 P. M. TILL 10 P. M.

i 5 105 2 For Next Saturday. aiSamo Afternoon and Evening. 3d Bargain. Misses' Trimmed Hats, smart and stylish, and with enough quality in them to make well worth $1.75. QQi Saturday 701' Afternoon 4th Bargain.

Ladies' Trimmed Plats, rich black Lace, with Aigretts, Pon Fons, Cut Ornaments, Ribbons and French Flowers. A full value for anywhere. Saturday Afternoon LANGFELD, The Ladies1 Hair Dressing Parlor No 317 Lackawanna ate. ill raatiuJ i tpn for patrMtM. A Hie.

lnt Switches, Bancs, on ba4. All twdara dr Wins, Puffs, Switches, inipl'ytldntr t'ud Uar amerd. tup IU lr.llll Hair Tonics, Bleaches, Routes and Powders. MISS CORDON aiHiatil.1iHMiii0u ami kinitiy ntiirmr a I hrid. will cobiidu.

uMTtvaK patmu Are Moderate MARTHA R. SCHIMPFF, 317 Lackawanna Ave. ALWAYS BUSY. Spring Footwear For Every riembcr of the Family. Dnn't ftnl your feU MiiiJ yout ft.t.

ilt niiotl oo jrour AVc will lit our 1iih oo jour ffot, Your tuiinl will be enay. Ht will your ft t. in our (hoci. Alr Hiuy Sh Woiw. Whoittttile and Ht tiul, 114 and US Wyoming bvcuuo.

Lewis, Reilly Davies. TRY 0 TRY GRAIN Ask your grocer today to show you a of 0, tho tifw foot! drink that takfs the place of coffoo. The children may drink It without injury an well na the mlult. All wlio try it, like it. ilrain has that rich eeal brown of Mwlia or Java, hut it Is made from puro grains, and tlio most delicate stomach ro cpIwb It without distri'ss.

the price of coffee. lTto. and 115 ctu. per package. Sold by all grocers.

SILK WAISTS. FROM TO $5.50 $2.50 4.00 2.00 Main ave. SALES 5th Bargain. Ladies' Trimmed Sailors, all colors. A standard half dollar quality.

OQ(i Saturday Afternoon 6th Bargain. A doable header in Children's Lace Caps. (a.) White embroidered Swiss Dress Caps, full ruffle, etc. Extra good 25c quality. iQa Saturday It" Afternoon (b.

White Mull Caps, very fine qualities that sold for 98c and 25. Saturday Afternoon 324 Lackawanna Avenue. CONNOLLY rf WALLACE. The American Queen SPRING NUMBER. APRIL, 1897.

In krplnu with lh (ion of prtnu t'm Mwl Moaoniln, the April num Iht of TIM: AMKIMC.VX I ft revelation of mnearlnp Iwmity Thl K.tHtiT lu fxUbll.h.'. T11H Ql'LKX tmr firmly limn evr In Iho fiivfrnt of tho Rrvnt Journal, of tho d.iy. lu colored cover, a triumph In nrtlwtlc tlt.lKn and print It.ff. a picture worthy of pmk rva tlon. and framed under lll le a charnilnu aouvenir of t7.

Th rpfcliil feature ar numeroua; ei one dcucrvei comment: "Women Tajt tor" clironlclea and llluKtratet the markRhlo church work that la bolng carrlod on under tho direct ministration, of pom clKhty odd ordained women 1'antnra throuKhout tho Vnlied Fashions, of course. In honor of the PprlnK openings ra tront lavishly and brilliantly with many notable pictures nnd a vaKt deal of o.lvnn.e newa fnm l'arla. There I a dellelnua little atury of "Two Kanter 1 Sonnet White A irons tolls all that It new In CONNOLLY BABY CflSSlflGES, Glass Floijuei the way of Hummer dretea, an I thro are In addition ninny IikiuYjiuI article, pf unusual Inureht, ure attract wide attention nnd honor, with The lre.maWei, The guo, n' Cooklna: School and oiher ileliisliiful department, that rrowd the nf thi. altoKi ther notaMe immN r. A new feature of Till! AMKIUCAV Ql llmt will attract attention In the H.iy lnue I.

the nit of a ric of clinrmlntt The Initial pu.t I. from the pen of that jopulnr titittta rine author, John J. a'tu cket and I. tailed "llltdecardo von Ktten; or, In Memory of Ii a dell clou, love of modern life, full of Incident, I. umut Iiir and capitally writ t.

n. METROPOLITAN CHINA HALL C. J. Weichel. Wears Building.

140 and 142 Washington Arenac. )R SHinlBPIlll Oppojlt. Columbui Statue. LACKAWANNA 1 The Magazine Is now ready for free distribution to all who call for it at our store. If your name is not registered call and leave your application at once.

This will insure your getting a copy each month without fail. WALLACE. Come and sec our line before Buying. Holders, and PALMS for EASTER the Optician has moTod to 203 Washington Avenue, just arouna me corner in cue same Dnuaing. LUMBER CO.

Trade Building, Scranton, Pa, MACHINERY; WASHERS, HORSE SHOES, BELLOWS, MAOTFACrUKEBS OF Bang Sawed Penna. White Hemlock and Hardwood Lumber Bill Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood Mine Rails saved to uniform lengths constantly on hand. Teeled Hemlock Trop Timber promptly furnished. MILLS At Cross Fork, Pottar on the Buffalo and Sunquehanna Railroad.

At Mina, Potter County, Pa. on Coudersport, and Port Allegany Railroad. Capacity KW.OUO fect per day. GENERAL OFFICE Board of Telephone, 4011. Baby Carriages The Celebrated "Heywood" Carriages None Better, Newest Styles and Lowest Prices A very large assortment.

1897 Refrigerators, Large invoice just received, In FURNITURE and CARPETS are ready to please our friends in prices as well as quality of goods. CASH OR CREDIT. THOflAS KELLY, Franklin Avenue "We carry a complete stock of MERCHANT BAR and NORWAY IRON, TIRE, TOE, SPRING and CAST STEEL, BOLTS, NUTS, RIVETS, BOLT ENDS, TURNBUCKLES, HORSE NAILS, AXLES. SPRINGS, ANVILS, VISES, DRILL MACHINES, TIRE BENDERS, FARRIERS' TOOLS, and a full line of WAG0NMAKERS' SUPPLIES. BITTENBENDER CO.

SCRANTON, PA..