Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 6

mm I ARCH SD3 Lucerne Wesfe PtttBWo. B. All Ik 'J Ll J.J'La mmml 1 able to hold the confidence of that class of theatergoers. Negotiations are now on for the enlargement of i cess nisasies a tsia nzzzzz jcj, Everything in the Drug end (leucine feii at Pcsdxr PrlfiSS Lyric so as to provide for' the THE BROAD WILL CLOSE. VcgePs Minstrels Last Performance This Season.

TlE have mack pleasure in announcing to our friends anS patrons Wf that we have had the good fortune of obtaining the co opera 7 is tion of four prominent manufacturers, whose names rind preparations it i Blrtliday; Parties at, Whlcli Large Companies tiff People '4Mjoycd Tliemselvoo 'A enjoyable surprise party was held last evening at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Agnew, on Butler street, in honor ef'iheir daughter! who had reached tier 15th anniversary. Various games and an Informal programme of music made the evening pass merrily. Piano selections were played by the Misses Carrie Snyder and Battle Agnew.

Choice refreshments were served. The follow lncr were present: Misses Emma Jag gard, Carrie Snyder, Anna and Lena Moeslnger. Eva Copiah. Margaret Todd, Martha and Hattle Agnew; Messrs. Robert Howell, Lee Carey, Oliver Jaggard Wtilllam Coplan, Allan Alexander, Howard and William Agnew.

i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kearney, of Curtis street, entertained a large company of little folks at a party given yesterday afternoon, In honor of the fifth birthday anniversary of their son, Charles. The guests were: Mary Keating, Blanche Flnan, Margaret are known to every housewife in this town. The remeay of eacn manufacturer has genuine merit to recommend it that is why represent them.

We bespeak for the following your earnest' consideration. A trial will prove that our judgment is good. T.HILL MANSFIELD'S appearance of larger attractions. Jf the present plaits go Into "effect the tieight of the stage will be considerably increased, that is', from the stage floor to the gridirons, thereby permitting more elaborate scenery be hung. Also, the stage will bo increased about lfi feet in depth, which will allow of more extended settings and thereby improve to a great extent the different productions which have, heretofore, been considerably cramped for space.

"Yes, we are going to boom the Lyrla and will use every endeavor to book that popular play house solid with the best popular priced plays on the road. We have instituted a system which, I am sure, will give to the patronage of the Lyric up to date shows almost the year round at popular prices." As to the reopening of the Broad nexjt cfion, Mr. Coons vJJas vfcry reticent and would not commit himself. He acknowledged that it was a shame to close up such a fine playhouse but, as he said before, circumstances alter cases and the Broad is a victim of circumstances. The supreme curative power of T.

Hill Mansfield's Capillaris has made for that preparation an envious reputation. All forms of skin disease have been triumphantly curedi after having been given up as hopeless by physicians, hospitals and professors of medical colleges. Capillaris qukly cures Coughing, Sore Croup, Baby, Humors and Insect ites. This Wonderful remedy cures not only the serious diseases of the skin and mucous membranes, but it is the one hair dressing that keeps the. scalp clean, white' and cool in that perfect, state of health which ensures an abundance of soft luxuriant hair; Finan, Mary Lavelle, Esther Lavelle, M.

r. Coons, Hit liossoo and Malinger, COIlHl'tllS tlio ltHlt Hint litis Been in Ciiviilulloii and Explains tlic Slliuilion Tliat lias Made Sucli ti Course Necessary. For the past couple of weeks, or more, rumors have been rife as to the disposition about to be made of the Broad street theater. Some had It that the house would be closed March 5th, to remain closed during Lent. Others that It would close for an indefinite period, and still others, that it would close and remain closed until the expiration oj the lease of the present lessee, vhlch does not expire for two seasons to come.

Feeling: sure that there must be some foundation for the various rumors, a call was made upon the lessee, M. F. Coons, at the Wyoming Valley hotel, Wllkeskarre. last and Information solicited as to the truth or falsity of the different reports In circulation. Below Is given a brief outline of Mr.

Coons's version of the situation and the reasons why the Broad will close on March Sth. Also his opin't Ion on the matter of reopening tha theater for the coming season. Margaret Flynn, Mildred Groark, Esther Groarlc, Mary Groark, Marguerite McNevin, Kathleen McNevln, Ro maine Shannon, William Williams, Joseph Mead, Walter Miller, John Williams, P. F. Keating, Robert Davis, Francis Flnan, Aloyslus Burke, Joseph Toole, Joseph Redding and Vincent Shea.

ft. No More Perspiration Odors One time there was an excuse for tolerating the disagreeable odor arising from perspiration, but that time haijfledr The introduction IN THE THEATRES. Sp tro The best way to rid the system of a cold Is to evacuate the bowels. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar acts a pleasant, yet. effectual cathartic on the bowels.

It clears the head, cuts the phlegm out of the throat, strengthens the bronchial tubes, relieves coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, etc. Sold by T. J. Yates. AL.

II. TYRRELL, the Singing Coined iun, With Vogel's Big City Minstrels. makes it possible for one to attend social gatherings and danced without fear of being criticised and shunned on account of bodily odors. A simple dust of Spiro Powder will kill the strongest odor. It does not stop perspiration simply destroys the odor.

We give a beautiful. Urge art panel free with the purchase of the first box Voxel's Minstrels. Monday. The last attraction of the season at the Broad will come next Monday night, when Vogel's popular minstrels will be the form of amusement afforded patrons of the house. Vogel is said to have the best line of minstrel performance that he "has put on in a number of years.

Al. H. Tyrrell, the black faced comedian and vocalist, is an artist of the high class order and ranks among the top notch ers in his line upon the min TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. The first question propounded ttfl Young Man's Arm Waa Caught hi When Vou Breaker Machinery and Was Literally Torn Off. The Sovereign Vegetable Nerve Tonic Boswofth's 5" Infallible Peter Swan berry, aged 16 years, of Alden, met with a terrible accident yesterday, one of his arms being lit A cure for all Liver Complaint, NT BIX 3V erally torn from his body.

The youth was employed by the Alden Coal Co. JgViH Kidney Trouble, Dyspepsia, Indi and was endeavoring to start the scra per line, which had become blocked scrapers starting suddenly, his right arm was caught between the pul and Catarrh. One bottle will show a marked change. Don't wait until your nerves are completely out of order, but buy a bottle today, take it, and notice the improvement. It will give sunshine to the home of the suffering mother.

We urge every unhealthy person to try it today. It means health and happiness. ly and the belting and literally ground off near the shoulder. Young Swan berry was alone at thestlme and the noise of machinery In the breaker prevented hia calls for help being heard. Realizing that aid was not forthcoming, he displayed wonderful presence of mind in his efforts to help himself.

With his free hand he succeeded In removing both his shoes and with these he attempted to block the scraper line. This, however, he failed to accomplish, and was released only when the arm was severed. Mr. Coons was as to the truth of the rumors that the Broad would close on March 5th. His answer was that Vogel's which are booked for the Broad March Sth.

would positively be the last attraction In the Broad for the present season, at least. Asked as to why the house would make such an early clo.ie, and whether It was not an unusual occurrence that is, closing so early in the season Mr. Coons replied that, owing to the fact that he was unable to secure high class attractions such as have been directed by an injunction of the court this has been the most disastrous season in his extended experience. In fact, the season has been the worst, almost, in the history of the larger cities'. High class attractions that have been traveling, making 'one night stands, have been compelled to cancel their engagements and return to the larger cities to fill out engagements caused by the failure of different companies.

Flays that were booked for extended runs in the larger cities have abruptly closed. Therefore, It has been necessary for the road companies to cancel their dates and return to the cities, which fact has left our houses dark for lengthy periods. Another reason is that, heretofore, we have been provided with attractions that are now controlled by anliTsyiulieaU' people such as the Shuberts, who have a long list of first class attractions that formerly played this territory liOt iis help you make your home prettier, more ehccrfnl and more attractive than It ever has before. In reiii'miigiiiK your home after the eicaniip yon will discover that yon need some new pieces furniture, or new carpet or ciii'tiiin pos tiliiy an outfit for ffw 1 Is it hard for you to forget that you have Rheumatism TRY AND REMEMBER THAT Ath lo pho ros IS A TESTED REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM In all forms and stages of the disease it has established its efficacy times without number. If you suffer from Rheumatism, Athlophoroui will give you welcome relief, mi entire room anil the dread V'OCJKL.

The Minstivl Kins. strel stage. Mr. Tyrrell's powerful tenor voice and clever end man work has attracted attention, in. all the big cities of America and Kurope and he displays great talent.

His idea of delivering a monologue is original and is different from thai of other come EPSOlbO cpia 1' crpti' ii i Kohl and recommended by Mayo Bros' Pharmacy. 8T Armory Block, Pittston; Evana' Phai inacy, 623 Luzerne Avenue, West Pittston. dians performing on the stage. Another feature of Mr. Tyrrell's work is his singing.

The audience, after hearing a monologue man, never expects additional expense will "tempt yon to deprive yourself of the needed new things itut we'ean pave the way for you: we can provide you with the best there is at the lowest possible cost and let yon fix the payments so that they will crime, safely within your income. At any rate come in and sec our superb spring stock and let ns explain how easy it is to buy here. II will also give us an op INfi'tuiiily to show you the celebrated Buck's Range the. best in the world. to hear him sing with a good voice and 'which will attractions i Hu Mr.

Tyrrell's singing of popular coon songs is a rare treat. LDSMinrSBAZAAf not show on the circuit to which the Broad is attached. As to it being unusual to close so early, he says that it Is, but circumstances alter cases and this is one where the cir Coni'oy A. Mack, Tonight. The Irish comedians, Conroy and 0 Mack, in their new skit entitled, "The cumstauces call for an early' closings i Hogans in Society," will be at the Mr.

Coons further stated that ru Lyric theater this evening. These two mor has it that the syndicate is comedians have built up a reputation about to dissolve, but that he is uh here by many past performances and able, at present, to confirm or deny, will undoubtedly be greeted by a large Should the syndicate dissolve it will, audience or those who enjoy pleasure no doubt, create great competition of the Conroy and Mack style. Their and will benefit the provincial man new piece is. built more to amuse than I. Lackawanna 5cranton, Pa.

A Notable Showing of Spring Styles in anything else. Your Credit Is Good, r) Haiti and i RHEUMATIC SUFFPRERS INVITED TO TEST URLC 0 FREE. Pittston. agers whose hands are now tied. It will be hard to determine the exact status of the case until about the latter part of June or the first of July.

Asked as to his intentions regarding the dissolving of the syndicate, Mr. Coons said that he would ally himself with the parties who can furnish the best and most suitable attractions. He continued: like many others, have been shamefully treated by the trusts, who, by threats and intimidations, have practically run the theaters in this 'region to suit themselves." HEN'S SHIRTS 75 Cent Bottle Given Free to All Who Apply for One Week. Uric is the famous remedy for Rheumatism whoso wonderful cures ilie astonishing both the medical pro STATE LIBRARIES. "From a financial point of fession and the laity.

From every view," continued Mr. Coons, "this part of the country arises a chorus of Our supremacy in Men's Furnishings is conceded and this department is ffi famous for giving the greatest Shirt values of any store in the city. Every shirt bears ourown label, which is the best guarantee of quality, all An Increasing Interest is Koported in the Traveling Librai ic Supplied by the State. Miss Quickbaum. of the State library, Harrlsburg, reports an ever in season at the Broad has been very praise to this mighty cure.

Urlc is disastrous. One of the chief reasons a cure for Rheumatism and Rheuma for this state of affairs was the faol tlsrrjhonly. Not by deadening the ner vous system with morphia and opiates country postofflces. Sixty one libraries go to granges and 40 to women's study clubs. The books for the latter class are not miscellaneous, the entire libraries bearing upon certain subjects like Japan, Russia, Holland and the like.

The main object of these libraries is to arouse such a love for reading that the germ of a free permanent library will be developed. In many cases this has been effected already. 'One of the libraries, which contains a good assortment of fiction has been called for and sent out, 900 times That is the star of the traveling library. The work thus being done is beneficial and educational. it do tfie work, but by neutraliz creasing interest in the traveling libraries.

About 10.000 books are now in these libraries, while additional cut full and generous in size, perfect fitting, best workmanship and hand made button holes. These Shirts at 98c are equal in every way to Shirts sold Ql Rfl elsewhere, at sv ull volumes are borrowed as occasion de mands from the State library. Con gressional library at Washington, or ing the Rheumatism Acid Poison and driving it from the system. Uric cures Rheumatism, cures it permanently, and cures It to stay cured. Uritf is sold by druggists at 75c and $1.00 the bottle, but we are so anxious that every rheumatic in Pitts ton and the surrounding country shall know of Its wonderful merit, that we will give to every sufferer from Rheu Mm Patterns Are Choice The the Philadelphia or Astor, libraries.

Some 50 books are in each library that I have been seriously handicapped by a court injunction restraining me from running: the theater as a combination house and permitting only high class attractions, thereby forcing the house to remain dark; for long which was a total "loss. Were It not for the Injunction I could have presented many good attractions at a price within the reach of all. Pittston does not appear to be large enough to support a first class theater that Is, one that caters to nothing but high price attractions. If and these circulate in A group num bering 100 to 300 people. The li braries come back in good shape.

Far matism who applies, a 75c bottle families appreciate the real value of books and do not subject They fembrace all the wanted colorings for Spring and the variety of new black arid white effects is larger than we have ever shown before. Don't choose your shirts from last year's styles while this handsome line' of Spring patterns await your inspection. POSITIVELY THE BEST SHIRT VALUES IN THE Adieu to the North Welcome the South. During the zero months take the Southern's Palm. Limited electric lighted train.

All Pullmans and sumptuous dining car service. New York and Philadelphia to St. Augustine, Fia. Pull Information from Chas. I Hopkins, D.

P. 828 Chestnut Philadelphia. Pa. TJric free, of all charge whatever. Clip this notice from the paper and send It to The Smith Drug Syra cure, N.

und if you state to them that you have never used Urlc and wish use It for Rheumatism only, the Broad was such that all classes of attractions could appear there them to the abuse that they often meet with in cities. The books are sent to 282 places. at present. Some go to women's clubs, some to reading circles, some to centers like country stores, country school. houses or that Is, popular and high priced CITY.

HUNDREDS OF STYLES TO SELECT FROM AT what is commonly termed a combi nation house it would give better an order will be given you on your druggist for a regular 75c bottle free from all charge whatever. Remember Ui'lc is good for Rheumatism only, Batter Utkc advantage of this today ft Ml Some Peoill i as the olfer is good for a short time only. satisfaction to both public and management. Tou know there Is a certain class, of people Who never patronize a high pdee show who would and do now patronize the popular pricea productions. Then there Is a certain class, who patronize nothing but high class, productions, but only a limited number of them Six Men Injured.

March 3. Two engines It 1 STOMACH In a season. Thert, again, there la collided at New Portage Junction, Ave tnVJes south of this city, six men Av eW'lnjured. They are: Engineer M. Ameigh, forehead lacerated; fireman Adler, lacerations and bruises; brnkemnn Charles A.

Ross, forehead lacerations; brakeman James W. De lozlcr. contusions of head. and knee; another1 cuss Who patronize, all classes. So, yoV see, by making the Broad a combination house we could satisfy the whole three classes at the same, time, make the theater a paying proposition, which does not seem, possible under thevpresgnt ys tern.

Seem to be always suffering from a weak stomach. They can't sleep nor eat and as a result are nervous, restless, lired and weak. They have the haggard look so characteristic of the dyspeptic; if we could only persuade every, such sufferer 'to' trjf HOSTETTER'8 STOMACH BITTERS "we know good health would be their aure reward. Thousands of dyspeptics have found thia trite and a fair trial is all that Is necessary to convJncfl you, too. It always cures HEADACHE, COSTIVEJJESfi VpoOR APPETITE, INDIGESTION, 1 5.

HEARTBURN, BLOATINO, AND MA LARIAL FE VER, or GRIPPE. 1 i Axed people or, those recovetrng rem a long sick HJagman W. A. Potts, laceration of the iace unu cuuiuaioiw ui conauc tor Samuel Davis, laceration of face and contusion of head. "In the meantime the Lyric runs' I merrily on doing a good business, and keeping1 up Its reputation for 1 i i first claw popular priced attractions.

a hi constitution and liver troubles s. tes, 'the Lyric ia tt paying Invest Li 6y W's. UttW Early Risers. Keep tf iflal tt these famous little pills) hi ment, thVreaaon Being that, popular priced attractions are what the ma mm I ftnhrjiise' anf! tokte a at bed telU' Urhen' ytrtt ftel thatth stomach jority of thtf otMthtar and bowels need cleaning. They woa't community want, mua, oy pecuring i high elaw' companies, we.

have' been griper Soid'By fTinver.y 1 tXu ir' rift i.t Vft.i7f V. 'i a vi.