THE' FCBANTON- TRIBUNE-SATURDAY MORNINtt.' MAY 9. 1896.
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124 AND 120 WYOMIXG AYE.
Things that you should not fail to see the specials that we offer in our
different departments are new, desirable goods that cannot be manufactured
for the prices we offer them. In any instance where a customer fails to Gnd
any article purchased from us to be an exceptional bargain we will cheerfully
take it back and refund the money.
DRESS G3GDS &30 SILKS.
Xfce balance of the excellent values
that we ottered in 25c. dress BOOds wo
offer now Hi l.v. a yaril.
25 pieces of ilg.ireii bi-iltluntine and
check wool divs Koods worth 2k.-.,
LKADKR'S PRICK I2'ic.
JO pieces of striped surahs, ull pure slik.
regular price juc.,
LKADKR'S TRICK 25c.
S5 piece of odds and eud In silk.
nome In the lot worth as high os ll.W
yard, choice of any 2Sc.
C0TT0.1 DRESS G303S, DIMITIES, ETC
110 pieces printed Crepe De Jupon, these
goods were made by the Tactile, mills
to retail for 12" -c, our price Je. a yard.
50 pieces printed Venetian challies,
regular price 5e.,
I.KAKKR'9 mirK 3e. a yard
10 pieces of printed French organdies,
the regular Sue. quality,
LEADER'S PRICK 12',ic.
One lot of printed organdies ami print
ed corded dimities, regular price inc.,
LEADER'S TRICK 5c.
One. lot of standard Indigo prims,
regular 6c. quality,
LOADER'S TRICK :-s?.
TRIMMED iflO UN TP, im MED IBILLfSERV.
fas piir uaiUfce.' Uie trimmed snllofs wo '
are offering for missus' at ai'c, they
come In navy, black und white.
t,0in Indies' frimmcd straw sailors, all
.the newest shapes and colors, prices
ranging from 2.V. to $2.."0 apiece.
special sak of ladies' misses' and
children's stylish trimmed hats,
lunging from inc. up:
Bpeclal sale of 5uu yards of fancy rib
ions, the regular tiic. quality,
LEADER'S TRICK JTe.
Mil of our tlnwers, feathers find mil
linery ornaments at reduced prices.
Our business In this department is In
creasing daily as people tire rapidly
finding out that we sell goods at the
same close prollta as we do in other
departments.
LADIES' CLOAKS AND SUITS.
to ladles' navy and black flannel suits,
Were. $5.!, LEADER'S TRICK ll.M
U ladles' fancy mixtures, trimmed
velvet, were $i.9S,
LEADER'S TRICK Jti.OS
R) ladles' figured brilllanllne skirts.
lined throughout and velveteen
bound, were 81.50.
LEADER'S TRICK 9SC.
7u fine quality figured brllliantlue
skirts, live yards around, lined
throughout, were $-'.!,
c, , LEADER'S TRICK $1.79
B fancy plnhl skirts, all new patterns,
lined throughout and velveteen
bound, LEADER'S TRICK $1.95
Bj children's navy reefers, sizes four to
fourteen, were 11.00,
.... . , LEADER'S TRICK VJe.
All or our better quality children's reef-
upVardsCed ' "'"5' '1'1,S ar'd -Ai antl
Bpeclal reduction In our ladies' flno
suits, capes and skirts.
SHIRT WAISTS.
25 dozen ladles' laundried waists, nice
patterns, were 4!ie.,
LEADER'S TRICK 29e.
f8 dozon Indies' pontile nnd lawn
waists, choice patterns, were 50c. and
We., LEADER'S PRICE 49c.
Finer qunlitieB at fc, li3c, $1725" mid
upwards.
15 dozen of ladles' plain black and
fancy figured suteen waists were 7;.c,
, , , , LKADKR'S TRICK 49c.
12 dozen of Infants' and children's
dresses, sizes two to six,
LKADKR'S . 25c.
LfEBECBC
HEARD IN WORLD OF SONG
First Appearance of Miss Thomas,
the Contralto.
A RARE MUSICAL TREAT
Concert at Y. M. C. A. Iloll Monday Nleut.
Ths Doctor of Alcantara Season of
Summer Opera Personal
and Other Notes.
Music lovers generally In the city ore
looklnff forward with pleasureable an
ticipations to the concert to be Riven
ft Younjr Men's Christian association
hall on Monday night by the celebrat
ed contralto, Miss Maty Thomas, of
London. On this occasion Miss Thomas
Will be assisted by Mr. Owllym Thnni
a talented basso; Mr. Theodore
Hemberger, of this city, the well-known
Violinist, and Mr. Alfred Tennington,
organist at Elm Park church, will act
as accompanist While on the thres
bold of womanhood Miss Thomas has
MATIY THOMAS.
already achieved success that usually
comes only, after years of hard study
, and experience, and is today ono of the
most promising contraltos on the con
cert stage. At the concert given by
. the Schaumann society of Wilkes-Hnrre
this week Miss Thomas shared the hun-
; ors with MaUume Itlauvelt, who is ac
knowledged as America's favorite con
cert singer, and received the most llnt
terlnff mention In the Wilkes-Hnrre
press. Miss Mary Thomns was born in
Kansas, but Bpnt her glrlhooil in
Wales. For the post five years she has
been studying in the Koyal Academy
of London, and with Khakesueare the
BTeat vocal teacher. Shu Is a daughter
of Owllym Thomas, the eminent basso,
who is making a concert tour with her.
Of Owllym Thomas, basso, the Cleve
land Advocate speaks as follows: Mr.
Owllym Thomas' rendition of "Hocked
" In the Cradle of the Deep" was most
excellent, and took the audience by
Btorm, enough to say that he Is a sec
ond "Whitney." Mr. Hemberger and
, Mr. Pennington are too well known in
, musical enterprises in this city to need
5 , Introduction, and the mention of their
appearance Is sufficient guarantee of
the excellence of the portion of the
programme assigned them. The pro
gramme will be as follows:
" '. 1. Alone in the Desert Emmanuel
Mr. Owllym Thomas,
t Flower Bong (Fuut) Gounod
Miss Mary Thomas."
S. Ballade , Bqhm
- Mr. Thoodor Hemberger,
.Harbor Buoy ' Molr
i' Mr. Owllym Thomns.
V ( Heclt and Aria,,! "Laacla Ch'to
Planga" Handel
(b) A Summer Night ....Coring Thomas
Miss Mary Thomas.
f. (a) Bomanse Wllhelmjl
u) Cfadas Hubny
. Mr. Theodor Hemberger.
. T. Bedouin Love Bong Plniutl
Mr. Owllym Thomas.
10 dozen of new checked dresses,
trimmed with embroidery, sizes two
... Al..l.t I 1 1 t'KIl'l.' .lfkl.
14 dozen of misses' and children's
oref-scs, nicety irimme.i. s.s---sm
rouriccii, i.i-..ni:.ii o i iw i. ul.
Complete assortment of every tiling
appertaining to un infants' oultit ul-
I !..'.. It,...a.j
HEN'S fuwshim;.
20 dozen of men's choice tecks and
four-in-hands, were ;.'Jc,
LEADERS TRICK 21c.
10 dozen of men's line laundried" percale
shirts with two separate collars and
one pair of new reversible cuffs,
were 11.25. LKADKR'S TRICK ti9c.
Complete assortments of the newest
effects In boys' r'auntieroy blouse,
waists, all sizes,
LKADKR'S TRICK FROM 49c. to Sl.Di
IS dozen men's four-ply cult's, round
anil square cornered,
LKADKR'S THICK lie. a pair
10 dozen of boys' outing llanncl shirts,
sizes 121-j to 14,
LKADKR'S TRICK 29c.
UH2RELUS AH3 PAR1S3LS.
Ladles' white china silk parasols with
tticks to match.
1 1.I5.DKR'S I'liiemiScWUS
Children's jmT.i.-ols iiu.ull lyle ,ind
tleslKUH, ' - !
i.;SADi:irsi'i:iCH'ii'. o$ijs
21 and M-lnch (iloria uiubrcllns with
j ai aiami frame.
LKADKR'S TRICK S2c. Use. and 41.il
UDlEi' R'.USUN UN0RWR.
10 diia.-n of ladies' gowns, trimmed
with embroidery,
, , LKADKR'S TRICK 19c.
12 dozen of ladies' line gowns, hand
somely trimmed with lace or em
broidery, LKADKR'S TRICK Kk
.'0 dozen of ladles' line corset covers
trimmed with embroidery,
1 1.-A I il.M'J liuti.i.' ,.n ..
7 dozen of ladies' line umbrella skirts" J"
w ith cluster of tucks.
... LKADKR'S TRICK &)::
9 dozen of ladles' extra wide drawers,
with deep cambric rulllc,
LKADKR'S TRICK 29c.
FANCf GOODS.
6 dozen of fancy leatherette photo nl
bums, handsomely mounted, were 3fc,
. , LKADKR'S TRICK 23c.
8 dozen of line silvered metal photo
frames, were 35c,
. LKADKR'S TRICK 2U
Full lino of ladles' leather tind fancy
belts,
LKADKR'S TRICK FROM 19c. up
Fancy und black buckles for ludies'
belts,
LEADER'S TRICK 24u. und upwurds
SPECIALS.
2 bales extra quullty unbleached vard
widu muslin.
LKADKR'S TRICK 4c. a yard
50 dozen largo size cotton towels, reg
ular price 7c,
LKADKR'S TRICK 3c.
100 bunches of fine linishing braid, reg
ular price, klic,
LKADKR'S TRICK Co.
200 pieces of four-yard velveteen bind
ing, two Inches wide, regular price
15'.. LKADKR'S TRICK iOc.
10 pieces best unbleached sheeting 9-4
wide,
LKADKR'S TRICK 11c. a yard
Dress cambrics for lining skirts, S'ie.
a yard.
Best hooks and eyes, none biter made,
LKADKR'S TRICK 2'L.c. a dozen
50 dozen of line linen embroidered hand
kerchiefs, the 75c. kind, they havo
siTght imperfections, were sold to us
by the manufacturer nt a big loss,
OUR TRICK 12VJO.
& CORIN.
8. dood-Bye
Miss Mary Thomas.
,Toti
The Wilbur Opera company will ap
pear at the FiothiiiKham during the
first week In June In comic opera at
popular prices. The company, it Is
said, Is better than ever this season.
Professor Sclilllliiff announces that
the "Doctor of Alcantara" will be Riv
en at College hall on May 14 and 15. A
chorus of forty voices has been In ac
tive rehearsal for some time past under
direction of Professor Schilling and It
Is expected that the coming presenta
tion will excell the former production
given some time ago by members of the
Cathedral choir.
Miss Elsie A. C. Van Dervoort, con
tralto at Elm Park church, will spend
next week at Mt. Vernon, X. Y., visit
ing her parents.
n, 'I II II
Miss Turnwall, soprano, of James
town, will sins in the Elm Park church
quartette tomorrow.
BATTLE IN THE AIR.
Three Men Rcscnoa Crazy Woman From
a Railroad Trestle.
Cleveland, May 8. On a railroad
trestle, with a fast train rapldlv ap
proaching, Mnry Hyknzlk. of liorea,
was almost miraculously rescued from
death by a policeman and two railroad
men today, Mary suddenly became in
sane at her home In lleren. nnd. psrnn-
Ing the vigilance of her friends, left the
nouse. fine started for Cleveland and
reached the Nickel Plate trestle In this
city. From tie to tie she began the per
ilous journey across the tretl. and
had just succeeded in passing the
guarus on the drawbridge portion. At
that moment the whistle of the fast
express was heard, and the next mo
ment the train dashed around the curve.
A patrolman hud seen the peril of the
womnn and started for her. At the
same moment the two bridge tenders
started for the woman, and caught her
by one arm just as the ofilcer caught
her by the other. The woman fought
with great fury. Back and forth on the
slippery ties between the steel rails the
three men struggled with the woman
A misstep on the part of any one of
tnom meant a rail to the ground sev
enty-five feet below. The train was
rapidly bearine down on them. Just
as the men succeeded by h. violent effort
in Hpritiglntr across an open space of
Penny three feet and latddi - on the
next track the train sped by,
JEALOUS MAX'S ACT.
Commits Murder Because a Woman
Passed Whisky to Ills Hlvnl.
New York, May 8. Elmer Hollowny,
lormeriy employed ns u waiter, was
killed early today by a bartender named
James McQulllon. Holloway was 21
years old, nnd ohout a year ago came
from Michigan, where, It Is snld, his
parents live. They are woll-to-do peo
ple, and spent money liberally on his
education, but he was Inclined to be
wllil. He lost his position as waiter be
cause of his habits.
At 4.30 o'clock, whl'e walking along
Sixth avenue with a room-mate, "Doe"
RoUHfon, and Carrie Simon, they met
a man named George Hogers. The
latter had a bottle of whisky, and on
his Invitation all drank. McQuillan
Joined the party. He knew Holloway
and the woman, and became Incensed
when she pnssed the bottle to Holloway,
A fight ensued, and McQuillan gave
Holloway a heavy blow on the jaw, kill
ing him instantly.
ptiia TJwrvpT.m BEt.tKVi!
read about- IlooW's Sarsaparllla. They
know that It Is on honest medicine, and
that it. curse disease, mat u way you
should only got i-iood's.
HOOD'S PILtS cure all liver Ilia. ' fo'
lleve constipation and assist digestion
26e..
The Nickel Plate Road controls the
dining stations on its Una and they re
ceive unitiniea praise.
T
Pour Thousand Dollars Appropriated
for the Foundation.
THE K1YEK AND HAKBOK BILL
Ono Amendment lllttcrly Contested.
Members or the House Voto to Put
Themselves on Equulity With Sen
ate in .Matter of Yearly Clerks.
Washington, May 8. Among the
dozen r more bills which were passed
by the senate today because they were
unobjected to, was one permitting the
erection in Washington of a monument
in honor cf Samuel Hahnemann, the
founder of the medical school of
homoeopathy, and appropriating J4,(ki0 j
to defray the cost of the foundation.
The only restrictions Imposed in the bill
is that the monument is not to be
placed In the capitol grounds.
The consideration of the river and
harbor bill was concluded with the .ex
ception of one amendment Involving the
bitterly contested question of the loca
tion of a deep water harbor in southern
California. The committee on com
merce reported an amendment to the
bill providing for a breakwater and
outer harbor at Santa Monica: while
the two senatorn from California and
Mr. McLachlun, the representative from
the Los Anveles district, oppose that
location and favor the selection of San
Pedro, having on their side of the ques
tion th reports of two hoards of 'army
engineers !-peclully si nt out to examine
the ..ma iter. ' Senator.. WhlUf ! Uem.,
Cal.) addressed the senate In opposi
tion to the committee amendment and
had not finished his argument when
the senate at .1.1.". adjourned until to
morrow. YEA IS Al.ul'XI) CLERKS. i
After several years discussion and ns
many unsuccessful attempts, members
of the house today voted l:i(t to 18
to place themselves on an equullty with
the senate In respect to the matter of
providing themselves with clerks the
year hi., und instead of for the sessions
of congress only. It was not until 1SKS
that the house went even so fur as
that. Today's action was preceded by
an onmlnted debate of an hour or more,
in which a dozen members took part.
The principal opposition to the resolu
tion Introduced by Mr. Haitnian (Rep.,
Mont.) nnd reported by the committee
on accounts, without recommendation,
was upon the ground that the trensury
was not In condition to meet the In
creased expense, bu two or three mem
bers suggested that, the services of
cierh-s were not needed. The resolution
was warmly advocated by Messrs.
Hartman and Henderson (Rep., Iowa).
lietore being passed the resolution wns
amended so as to exclude representa
tives who are chairmen of committees
having annuul clerks.
RILLS PASSED.
Among the bills passed during the
session were the following: To quiet
titles or certain Dona llde purchasers
of public lands. To quiet titles to lands
in Atedondo Grant, Columbia county.
Georgia. Authorizing the construction
of life-saving stations at Point lionito,
Cala., und Port Huron, Michigan. Ap
propriating JS.OOu to enable the presi
dent to deport about 500 Canadian Creek
Indians in Montana to the border and
deliver them to the Canndlun author
ities. Twenty-four private pension
bills.
At 4. SO o'clock the house took a re
cess until S o'clock, the evening session
to be for the consideration of private
pension bills. At the close of that, the
house adjourned until Monday.
FINANCES SOUND.
Encnuroginc Reports from the Business
World-Monetary Conditions Not Dis
turbed by Large Shipments of Gold.
New York, May 8. R. O. Dun & Co.
In their weekly review of trade tomor
row will say:
That exports of J5.8G0.O0O cold this
week have produced no monetary dis
turbance is at once proof of the sound
ness of the financial conditions and of
the prevailing confidence In better
things to come. It does not matter
whether the gold Is required for Russia
or anywhere else; It would not go from
this rather than other countries If there
were not balances to be met.
Much of the hesitation at present
Is due to temporarily reduced demand
In some Industries, and In Iron and
steel the power of the new combina tions
Is being generally tested by refusal of
orders, so that production exceeds con
sumption, but consumption exceeds new
buying. The general Irregularity of
prices and slackness of demand for
finished prdducts do not prevent the
marking up of prices by combinations,
but are largely due to doubt whether
such prices as are fixed can be main
tained. Pig iron is weaker at the east
and also at Pittsburg, and most fin
ished products are weaker with re
markably narrow demand. Minor
metals tire Inactive, with copper weak,
tin steady and lead slightly lower, and
American tin plates 30 cents below for
eign. For textile manufacturers the situa
tion Is trying. Cotton mllla have a fair
ly nctive d ntnnd, thoueh nt equal to
their normal output and for many
months have been accumulating goods,
hoping for better things, so that some
are now stopping, although the demand
for some grades, with higher prices
for cottons, has heljied to a small ad
vance in prices.
Cotton speculation has lifted the spot
prices to S.IIl cent antl profits have been
realized from the men who have fold
cotton they did not own, but It Is fdilt
the fact that the outlook for next fall's
crop is tnis-ually favorable, while Focks
here nnd nbrond exceed all possible de
mands until Sept. 1.
Failures for the week have been
in the Hutted States against 2L'7 Inst
year and 24 in Cunnda against 31 last
year.
: WAVERLY,
' Miss Grace Camp, of Montrose, is the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Coult.
E. J. Fcehley, our newly elected jus
tice of the peace, nsxutned the duties of
the office last Monday.
Dr. N. C. Mnckcy presided nt the
meeting of school directors last Mon
day nljlht nt which It wns decided to
have the new school building bliilt of
wood Instead of brick, as decided at u
former meeting.
Our council met lurt Monday night.
President D. L. Doty in the chair. Af
ter ordering the paying of $200 for work
done, und instructing Htrect Commis
sioner.!'1. 1. Parker, to open all gut
ters nnd remove nil accumulations of
superlluotts dirt and Hlth. the council
adjourned to meet at the next regular
meeting night.
The Misses Mnry nnd Grnce Dorshlm
er, of Schultzvllle, Cora White, of Jus
tice; Emma Stone, nt Craig; Emma
nnd I,oulsn Feehley and Miss Mabel
Sherman from here, were entertained
at supper last Wednesday nlcht by Miss
Bertha Hold.
The cloning exercises of the graduat
ing classes of the Madison academy
took place nt the Baptist church last
Wednesday night. The following excel
lent programme was rendered: "The
Old Man Cnme to Town," Miss Anna
Mnhoney: essay, "What Shall a Girl
do," Miss Maud Miller; declamation,
"Dignity of Labor," Ira A. Roberts;
vocal solo. "The Farewell," Jessie Mne
Polhemus: essay, "The Falling Leaf,"
Miss Stulle A. Mahoney; recitation,
"Brier Rose," Miss Emma A. Feehley;
vocal duet, "Mke the Lark," ! Master
Harry Johnson, Master Walter Parksi-:
recitation, "Liberty," Chnrles S. Hall;
essay, "Pearls," Ina Benjamin; recita
tion, "The Life Boat," Miss essie Mae
Polhemus; essay, .1 "CompllmenU.1!
Sophia A. Mahoney:-recitation, "Ro
mannl," Mlaa Mildred. Green; vocal
duet. "Oh! Tell Me. Merry Birds,"
Delia Sxme and Cora Sherman. The
graduates In the advanced course. "31 ins
Ina Tenjamln. Hrthla A. Mahnney.
Maud Miller, Sadie A. Mahnney, and the
elementary course. Miss Emma Feeh
ley. Miss Jessie Mae Polhemua and
Masters Charles 8. Hall and Ira A.
Roberts, received their diplomas. A
very plcasintr event was the presenta
tion to Prof essor F. C. Hanyon of a very
beautiful cold-headed rane by the
scholars of his class after the exercises.
Ice cream at Martin Hold's "Little
Dclmoulco."
BULLETS IX A STREET t-AR.
Two .Men fatally Shot and Other Persons
Have Wonderful i:capc
I.euNvlllc. May 8. Private Policeman
Charles Jales arrested Charles lJoysc.
colored, at trie race truck this after
noon for shooting crans and sturtcd to
the central station with the prisoner on
a crowded .street car.. On the way in
Hoys broke from the ollicer. Beth
men pulled their revolvers and began
filing, Boyse being shot through tha
aim and Sales I:i the eye and under the
chin. Both men will probably die.
James Cam:, manager of the Grand
Opera house, and his wife were on the
car. Mrs. Camp was shot In the side,
but 'the ball, striking a corset stay,
glanced rml made only a llesh wound,
Mr. Camp's hot was pierced by a bul
let, and the motorman was w ounded in
the heel.
Piles! Piles! Itching Piles'.
Symptoms MoIstJre; lnt"n?e Itchlnu
and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tu
mors form, which oft-'n bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming' very ' pore. Pwnynft'a
O.lntment stops the itching nnd blee"
irig, heals ulceration, and in most' cases
removes too tumors. At -druggists, or
by mail; for M rents. tr. Swayn? S:
Eon, Philadelphia.
A WORD.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS COST THAT
MUCH. WHEN PAID FOR IN AD
VANCE WHEN A BOOK ACCOUNT
IS MADE, NO CHVROR WILL RE LES3
THAN 5" CENTS. THIS RT'T.W AP
PLIES TO P.MALL WANT ADS. EX
CEPT LOCAL SITUATIONS. WHICH
ARE INSERTED FREE.
lieln Wanted Mule.
WANTKD-AUVKKTISIXO KILIt 1TOH;
stca ly employment: gr:1 s-i'n-y: 'dy
competent men. Apply "Tribuno" "adv."
AN HONEST, INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE
iV nmnor woirnn cau ret a ircod job from
lis ndlitig our Rapid I'lsll Wnsher: best nif.du
whor; wiv nnd dries in wo ndmitei;
every fi"nlly w.inti ore; l.OOn.'ff) to bo sold;
lil t.rnllt: no talking; ensv j ib. Address W.
P. HAIiKISON & Co., Clerk Hi. Colnmhns, O.
CA1.E9MEN MERCHANTS' TKADE. $
a week. Nmv, q-ii.-k, hotI. LI, 'fit satn-
Slstro. Side line or exclusive. Mfrs., ill'41
larket St., Philadelphia.
ANTEl-MEN AND WOMEN TO
work at homo; 1 pay $.1 to fbi per work
for makinv Crayon Portraits; new pateuted
method; any ono who can rend and writo con
do the work nt hi me, in snuro time, dny or
evening; send for particular nnd begin worlc
at once. Addresi H. A. UltlPP, Uurumn Ar
tist, Tyrone. I'u.
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D. I'., 4H t eunr uveuno, ncrantou, l'a.
W'NTBD-AN AGFNT IN EVERY HKC
H tion tocanvur-s; $4.00tof."0lladny made;
r-lls at siiihr; nl-on man to sell Etnple Hoods
to dealers; beat fitdn lino fT.j-Irt) n mouth; sal.
ary or lura f-ommiasion mnde; experience
imnecf hhic y. Clifton Koap and Manufactur
ing Co., Cincinnati, O.
,TANTED WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
V every town to solicit stock subscrip
tions; a monopoly; big money for fluents; no
capital required. EDW AKD C FISH CO.,
Uorden Blocs. C'hleaeo. HI.
Helo Wanted Females.
WANTED AT ONCE - NUllE OIUL:
mui.t give good reference. Apply at U7
Monroe avenue.
WANTED EXPERIENCED BOOST-KEEP
er; must he well rocnmnionded and
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J pleasant hi me work, nnd will gladly nend
full particulars to all sending 2 cent stamp.
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1TANTED-I ADY AGENT IN SCRAN-
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Irinu: experienced canvaaner preferred: work
permanent and very profitable. Write for
purticulnra at once and get benefit of liolirlav
trade. T II. K.N'YDKR & CO . CincinnatiO
WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO KNER
petio falesivoinen to repres-nt ti.
Gnarantoed f day without interfering with
other ditties, ilea'tliful oecupntioii. Writo
for partirulars, inclosing etnmp, Mango Chem
ical Company. No. "2 John Mrcot. New York.
For Sale.
l.OR HALE THE BEAUTIFUL HOME
1 stead property of the late Ainns Becnier,
at Mill Citv. near Luke W Inula; four acres
with two willow-fringed sprin lakos fi led
with fish; beautifully shaded grounds, b-ar-inc
fruit treis, barn nnd s m-'ons ilwelllm.-:
an idoid country residence. For pnrticnl r
address III RATIO K. PATRICK, !M Wash
ington avenue.
90
DEl'iIRABLK Bt'lLDING LOTS ON
Summit Park, and Annex I'leti. at
Clark's Summit, f ir mo: pvin-s JW to ?7"i
each; everr lot a biii'itniii. II S. ALWOUTii,
Attorney. Common vrealtn liiillilini;.
lOR SALE -A LADY'S BICYCLE. IN
V ouitoat MOREL ISltOti, il E. Matki t
street.
XR PALE-HORSE AGED SIX YEARS,
1 weieht 1,(00 pouuds; cun be suun at Itui
Price street.
VOR SALE - MY COTTAGE AT ELM
J1 hnrt and the four lots on which it
stands: alo tlin futir lots adjoining: most do
airal le location In Klmhiiist; prices reasona
ble: terms encvj poeHioii Riven nt once. E.
P. KINGSBURY, I omuiomvealth ISuiMing,
Scranton, Pa.
1'OR SALE-TWO HORSES, 2 BUTCHER
VHsmis. 2 bnrir 'es, 1 nleiLdi, harnessesnnd
all of biiieiior's imtlltl aim meit market for
nut; j-eingout ot business: must lie sold by
April 1st. Impure of L E. HCUULLER,
Tilakoly street, Dunmore.
Real fsVzte.
T OTS-QtJi CY AVFNUE. NEAR DELA
l j war,', Jt'.'0. CO.MEGYS, IWSiirii'-e,
IOTS Rlchmo t str"et. n-ar Washington
J avenue, Sl.arJ. UO.MEGYS, 4llt) Spnvu.
I OOK AT IL'14 AND I2IU MULBERRY
A street, $4.HI0. t OMEUYM, tm Sprnee. .
$:.WH WILL BUY BEAUTIFUL SINGLE
house, Uiba.m street, imnr Quiucy
'' uri'liuo. M. ri. HoLGAi E.
tli.m WILL BUY DOUBLE HOUSE.
Idock, Washington avenue. Rent
tl, 1U. ri. I1ULUA1H.
f.OXI WILL BUY NEW DOUBLE
I1HI89. corner Uuincy avenue. Rein
t7i. M. il. IlOLOATE.
Sr.COO WILL BUY NEW DOUBLE
lioueo, on the hill. Kent two lur
particulari cull at officu.
M. U. HOLQATE.
Id.niO WILL BUY LARGE, 1H-ROOM
hoiiso. atone and frame, barn, two full
' lots Columbia avo.j tlila property cost
SiXtlM: it must i e sold. II. H. HOLGaTE.
JS.HKI WILL 1!UyVsINGLE, i DOUBLE
iioiibcs, it lots, itnnc twe; room to
build (I double houses. i:XR block.
Providcuue Road. For particulars call at
ottlco. M. H. HOLGATE.
JiUWO VVILD" BUY lu-ROOM BRICK
Uoiue, barn, lub fiuxlo.'!. m block. N.
aImIii avenue.- ' Thla uronurtv must
oo aoiu. n no wui uiUjKe a niur -
' M.H.HOLGATE.
t:,000 WILL BUY CORNER PROP-
utt court Hdtt?o Buuarn.
M. H. HOLOATE,
Commonwealth Bulldln,
I'Jiki WILL BUYS ROUSES AND LOT
buxiou, Hiiu and nil l street, one half
oioca irom reet car iiue: rent M4.
U. H. HOLGATK.
c
Of! si
r i-.-f ; .?.. -3.'
ens tin ws,
Light and Cool, riohair, Sateen, Italian Cloth
Gloria and Silk Skirts, in variety.
CONNOLLY &
(Of Rent.
IO It KENT - SiniVKU lln.ME AT
J1 Clark's Greou, luiuishvd. COMEGYS,
4U0 Spruce street.
H
OUs?:s FOR REMT IN ALL PARTS OF
city. COMEGiS, HKi Spruce street.
Q ifl FURNISHED HOUSE ON LINDEN
?1U street. COMEGYS, HKI Spruco at
IXHt IENT-HOUSE CONTAINING H
I rooma. hot and cold water, with bo!h.
apply ou piemis s. I.V.M Washburn Stre.-t.
OR RENT-THREE ROOMS FRONT. ON.
J a?cond floor, 117 Wymninit avemi", over
Hulbert'a Mnsio Store, luqulro in the store
I OUR HOOML. T-M Olive street, arranged
for bcht hoi:aeltoviin(i; newly painted
and papered.
1UR RENT PRlltYTEl!IAN MANSE,
furniih'd. Minuet avenue. North 1'ark,
with barn; apt'Iy on premises.
1
'OR RENT--ROOM HOUSE AMI URS;
nice yard, corner VoiiStorch and Marion.
J 'OR KENT-HALF OF DOUBLE HOUSE;
modern Improvements; reuf, reasonable;
corner of Pine and Blakely streets, Duumore.
lOll IiETTEN4il)(jr Ho"USErALT
1 mnrlerii coiiveniences. IlKpuie at 121
Waabburn st. t
OR HENT-NK'Kut KUHXISHED MALL
unliable for ludice rixims. JOHN JEU-
ATYN, llii Wyominir ovenu.-..
A(enta Wanted.
WANTED SALESMAN: SALARY FROM
atari; permanent plnco. DROWN
BROS, CO. Nuiseryinen, Roenester, N. Y.
G ENTS W A N TED TO SELL RIUARS;
JTj per month aalnry and cxtiensos paid.
Address, with two-ceut btami, FIGARO CI-
l Alt I'll, ( IIICSKO.
AGENTS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
Bold, silver, nil kel and corper elti-tro
plnters; rrice from I-I upward; salary and ex
peDKHS paid; outfit f roe. Audi ess, with statuo,
MICHIGAN MFU CO., Clilca-k
AGENTS TOSKLLCIGAUS TO DEALER;
t weekly and extiehsii; experience un
necessary. CONSOLIDATED MFG. CO., 4S
Van Buren at., Chicago. ,
SALK8MAN To CARRY BIDE LINE; 21
per cent, commisilon; aainnln look
mailed free. Address U N, CO., btatlou L,
New York.
T ON CE AGENTS APPOINTED TO
aell new lihtninif acllinir table cloth. mos
quito and house lly liituid nt 10 rents and -5
cents a boitlo. Sample lroo. BOLG1ANO
M'F'G Co., Baltimore. Md.
AGENTS H IN DE'S PATENT UNIVER.
aal Holr Curlera and Wavers Owed with
out heat), and "Pyr Polnted"Ilair llna Lib
eral commissions. Free sample and lull par
ticulars. Address P. O. Box 450. New York.
Sealed Proposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
iJ ceived by the Home Committee of the
Scranton Poor Board until Friday, May IS,
1MW, at 2 V m., for the construction of a build
Inn at Hillside Home, to bo known as the
Chapel, accord iug to !lan and f-pecitiotions
to be aeou at the ofllce of Ficd .1. Amnden,
arcnitec.t. Five per cent, of the contract price
in cash or certified check must accompany
each proiosal, to be forfeited upon refratl to
enter Into contract if awarded. 1 ho Board
reserves the riaht to reject any or all bids.
Bids must be marked "Proposals for Chapel"
aud aidrcsscd to
MRS. FRANCES R SWAN.
Chairman Home Committer.
Scranton, May 7, IM.
SEALED PROPOSALS WIL BE RE
ceived by rho Chairmatt of tho Home
Committee, of the Scranton Poor Board until
h'rifl.iv. .In iih ii. lMltl. fur til. i f nrnWltltiir nd
putting iu place of an electric lighting plant
at liillsido Homo, accontiuu to plnnsand spec
illcntiens which in ly b;- seeu at the ofllce of
Director Frederick Fuller, i-cranton, Pa.
Each proposal must bo accompanied by cash
or portifli'd i lierk to tb" amount of ftcn per
cent, of tlm M 1 to be forfeited in o.na of re
fusal to make contvaiit If awarded. The board
reserves th ritht to reject any or ail bids.
All projomln must lie endoried "Prouotials
Electric Lilitinif." a'l I nddre m-d to
JUtS. FRANCES B. SWAN,
Chrd lean Home Committor.
Scranton, .May 7. ltUil.
Soeclal Notices.
IFYOU' WAAVGOrW)Brlo"vE IV
Blatn or tin work cdl on KEMPTEIt
BROS., nil Mania street. Hepairliitf prompt-
ly attended to.
'"IUE SOI D1ER IN OUR CIVIL WAR."
J Ymi wont this relic. Contains all of
Frank Leslio's fuinntisold War Pictures.show
III ill" IIIIVI-l HI It'-IIIHI iraio,nftnn"i w..
spot. Two volumes, '-',ll pictures. -old on
easy mentlilv p:ivmont. Delivered by ex
rress cemtil-t?. ell ciariea prepaid. Aridrens
1JLANK r.OOKS, l'Alll'HLETS, MAGA
J) tines, itc, bound or reOound at TiiK
'i in HC Ml Ciftice. tiuick work. Reasonable
prices.
Furnished Rooms for Rent.
OnoITTvvtPfukTish
l.-t, with use of bath: also barn rent
cheap. X'li Monroe avemi. , city.
1,'URNISHED ROOMS, WITH USE OF GAS,
I hot mid c. Id bath, Hlttinir and reading
rooms, ill) Lackawanna avenue.
Business Opportunity.
ii 1 Hi I INVESTED NOW In' WHEAT OR
0'"v" atocks under our asfo mtlind will
make von handsome pronts, Send for particu
lars arid hook, free JORDAN & Ou Col u in
bia Buildimr. New York.
Steamship Line.
STEAMSHIP TICKET- AND DRAFTS AT
J. A. BARRON'S, 1115 Lackawanna ave
nue, Hcrauton.
Medical.
LA mice! Chldtosltr'i English Pennyroyal PH!s
(niainomt ItritDdi, nro the) liteat. '. Ii-ti.e-i''.
T.k- mi oti.r. h-Utl li-., ,unii-r, i r rsrtkuUrii. " Kfllfl
tcr U.lli-1." " uma ky Roturn Mail.,, ' lru.riu.
Chlehesier Cbi-uilca.1 Co., I'hllcda., l'a.
ROEBLING'H CELEBR ATED TANSY AND
Pennyroyal Fills; imported: absolutely
safe; harmless; superior to all others: never
tails, anv stale; thousands tif nappy luillfs: H
by mall, hold only by botanical briiLi
FIO CO.. 114 Fifth Avenue, Now York.
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
Terre Haute, Ind. A. School or J'.nalneerlng.
Mechanical. Electrical. Civil EiiKliieerlng,
Uheinloul couraoa. Well endowed., Exti'imivo
Hhopaand Foundry, liloiloroly equiiped L
bnratoriea In all department. Expeuaea low.
Address C. L, 11EE8, President ...
Rustling Taffeta $Icirt
Absolutely Fast Black. Warranted to Retain
Its Rustling Qualities.
Specially Adapted for
WARM WEATHER WEAR
WALLACE,
TRY US.
632-304 LACX1 VL, COR. ADAH
Situations Wanted.
1MK SALE A QUANTITY OK VERY
I fine seed ami eatine potatoes, Kliit of
the Roses and Early Uurpeea. UARSKTT
SMITH, Bellevue.
WANTED POSITION AS HOU8E
keeper for small family. Address
MRS. THOMPSON. Tribune office.
Ol I U A TION WANTED A8 A BAKER OB
i' any kind of work. Address E. A. B No.
1U07 Cedar uvenue, city.
WANTED A POSITION BY AN EXPE
rieuced trarellne saleemniacqnalated
with Now York and Pennsylvania trade. Ad
drona A., Tribuneafflce.
SITUATION WAN1KD-BY A BRIUI1T
O youn lady ai cashier or assistant book
keeper; writes a splendid han4; anxlois to
secure a potltion; can fnrnlah reference. An
dres. TRUSTWOR1UY, TraiM onice, city.
AIT ANTED A SITUATION BY AN AMER
11 ican ac stable boa or charire of gents'
place: perfectly sober and reliable, Yi Trib
une oftlce.
WANTED A SITUATION BY A FIRST"
class baker; one ithe thoroughly under
stands ihe business. Address BAKER, DIBS.
Wyomlnu avenue oity.
SITUATION WANTKD BY A YOUNG
Cl man in wholesale store or aoy work on
the road; can apeak five different languages.
Address S. W., fliD Pens avenue.
SITUATION WANTED -MAN DESIRES
aitiirtirn; experienced in drr.irs, groceries
and dry goods. Addreaa ENGINEER, ill
Adams avouue.
1 1 ERMAN GARDENER, WHO HAS MORE
J thau twelvo years of experience, la will
ing to dn the cirilenlnc of several gardens
anywhere. FRED 8IEBENHAAR, German
Gardener, No. lliXI Meadow avenue, olty.
RAILROAD TIME-TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In Effect May 19, 1899.
Trains Leave Wilkes-Barre a Follows
7.25 a. m., week days, for Sunbury
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
IO.I5a. m., week days, for Hazlaton.
Pottsville, Reading, Norristown
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Washington, and Pitts
burg and the West.
3.17 p. m., week davs, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
4.40 p. m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
G.CO p. m., week days, for Hazleton
and Pottsyillo.
J. K. WOOD, (len'l Pass. A lent.
S. M. PREVOsI , General Manager.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Anthracite coal used exclusively. Inaur.
Inc cleanliness and comfort.
TIMB TA1JLK 1 ttfWJT MUtt, IS, 1896.
Trains leave Scranton for Plttston.
Wilkep-Barre, eto at S.2D, 9.15. 11.30 a. m..
1145.-2.00, 3.05, G.CO. 7.10 p. m. Sundays,
a. m., l.ufl. 2.15. 7.10 p. m.
For Atlantic City, 8.20 a. m.
Kor New York. Newark and Ellzatmth,
8.20 (express) a. m., 12.45 (express with Buf
fet parlor car), 3.05 (express) p. m. Sun
day. 2.15 p. m. Train leaving 12.45 p. ni.
arrives at I'hlladclphla, Heading Term
inal, 6.22 p. ni. and New York COO p. m.
For Mnuch Chunk, Allentown, Bethle
hem, Eaaton and Philadelphia, 8.20 a. m.,
12.45, 8.05, 5.00 (except Philadelphia) p. di.
Sunday, 2.15 p. rn.
For Lonu Branch. Ocean Drove, etc., at
8.20 n. in., 12.45 P- m.
For Keaillni;, Ibanon and Harrisburg,
via Allentown, 8.20 a. m., 12.45. 5.00 p. m
Sunday, 2.15 p. m.
For Pottsville, 8.20 a 12.45 p. m.
Returning, leave New York, foot of Lib
erty street, North P.lver, ut 9.10 (express)
a. ni., 1.10, 1.30, 4.15 (express with Buffet
parlor cur) p. m. Sunday, 4.30 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Kcadine: Termlnnl.
9.00 a. m., 2.00 and 4.30 p. m. Sunday .27
"'ThroiiRh tickets to all points at lowest
rates may De naa cn application In ad
vance to the ticket apent at the station.
H. P. BALDWIN.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
J. H. OLHATJSEN. Gen. 3upt.
DELAWARE AMD
jiotiSi.'N RAIL
ROAD. Commencing Monday,
July 30. all trains will
arrive at new Lacka
wanna avenue station
as follows;
Trains will leave Scran
nn station for Carbondalc and lnterme
dlJte points at 2,20. 6.45. 7.00. 8.25 and 1 10.19
a. m., 12.00, 2.20. . '" ,-w ana
i?or Farvlew, 'Wayniart and Honesdnle
at 7 00, 8.25 and 10.10 a. m 12.00, 2.20 and 5.1$
V'For Albany, Saratoga, the Adlrondaeks
and Montreal at E.4." a, m. and 2.20 p. m.
For W'llkes-Barre and Intermedial
point at 7.45, 8.45, 9.IB and io.4o a. m 12.05.
to,, oat inn. 5.10. (.05. 9.15 and 11.38 r. tn.
Trains will arrive at Scranton station
from Carbondale and Intermediate points
et 7.40, 8.40. 9.34 and 10.40 a. m., 12.00, 1.17,
8.81. S.W. s.trt, o.uo, 1.10, eiin ilmv. m.
iPrntn lonesdale. Wavmart and Fr.
view at 9.84 a. in., 12.00. 1.17. 1.40, 6.5 and
7.45 p. ni.
From Montreal, Saratoga, Albany, eto.,
at 4.64 and 11.33 n. m.
From Wllkes-Barre and tntermedlata
polnu at lit, 1.04, 10.0S and 11.56 a. m 1.11
s.14, s.w. s.10, s.s, s,(si un u.u p. m
Wallace
m
' V
K
2:wP"ffi5nus
T a 1,1; """' n v. f I; it ' "
UPHOLSTER FURNITURE
Clean Carpets,
Renovate Featbers,
Make Over Mates,
Make and Repair Spring
Sell Iron Beds,
Male Fine Mattresses.
' Nov. 17, UK.
Train leaves Scranton tor Philadelphia
and New York via D. H. R. R. at 7.tt
a. m.. 12.05, 1.20, 1.31 and 11.38 p. m.. via D..
1 W. R. a, 6.00, f.08, U.iM a. m., and LM
P. rn.
Leave Scranton for Plttston and Wilkes
f rr. via D.. L. W. R. R., 100, 8.08. U.29
a, m 1,40. 6.07. 8.62 p. m.
Leave Scranton for White Haven. Ha.
Sleton, Pottsville and all points on th
?i8Y?r Meadow and PettsvlHe branehes,
9 H Jt- ,t m.,.13.0S. 1.20,
aaf 1,?np' m-' vla D' & W, It. R. 6.00,
1.08, 11.20 a. m 1.30. 8.40 p. m.
i j.ve Bcrnton for Bethlehem, Easton,
rK'Hding, Harrisburg and all intermedial
R. R., S.0O, 8.08, H.aTa. m., 1.30 p. m
5ve Scranton for Tutikhannwek. To-
wanda, Elmlra, Ithaca, Geneva and all
L lirlnfoai?te Points via D H. R. R.. 1-41
K r' Itm" S'l? 1135 p', ".' vl D- U
. R., 8.08, l.BS.a. m., 1.30 p. m.
Leave Scranlon for Rochester, Buffalo,
JSof,.rt Fali?- got". Chicago and all
J"? PUtston Junction, 8.M, 9.65 a. an., L10.
rfFor. Elmlra and IS west via SaUmanca,
yj D- H. It. R 8.45 a. m. 12.06 p. m7,
p. m W" a
Pujman . parlor and ia r L T,
Snsir can on all trains between I at n.
"notion or Wllkes-Barre and New York.
r uiiaucipuio, sunato, ana aiupsnsiaa
Bridge.
ROLLTV TT WTT TlTTt ! flnnl
CHA8. 0. iiBB, Oon. Pass, Agt.TPhlla.. Pa.
. nOMNKMACHER. Asst. uen.
Pass. Art., South Bethlehem, Pa.
Del., Lack, and Western.
Effect Monday, April 20, 1896.
Trains leave Scranton as follows: F.x-
press for New York and all points East,
1.40, 2,60, 6.15, 8.00 and 9.55 a. m.; 1.15 and
3.34 p. m.
Express for Kaston, Trenton, Phlladei.
phia and the South, 6.15,8.00 and 9.55 a. m. ;
1.15 and 3.34 p. m.
wasninKton ana way station, i.uo p. nv
Tobyhanna accommodation, 6.10 p. ni.
Kxuress for Binirhamton, Osweco. Ki
rn ira. Corning, Bath, Dansvllle, .Mount
Morris and Buffalo, 12.20, 2.35 a. ni., and
1.21 p. m., making close connections ut
Buffalo to ail points in tne nest, aortn
west and Southwest.
Bath accommodation, v.ia a. m.
Rlnghamton and way stations. J2.37 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation, 4.00 and 0.10
P- - . ,. ... 1 RE n m
ciingnaniion hiiu emm eiim .uw k,
vvt,ros for Cortland. Syracuse. Oswego.
Utlca and Rlchtleld Springs, 2.35 a. m., and
ltnaca z. anu jjui ,
P'For Northumberlnnd, Plttston, WUke?
Barre, Plymouth, Bloomsburg and Dan
ville, making close connection; at North
umberlan and Wllllamsport, Harrisburg.
Biiltimore, Washington and the South.
Northumberland and Intermediate sta
tions 0 00. 9.55 a. m. ann i.w una o. i
Nai'itlcoke and intermediate stutions.
am nnd 11.20 a. m. I'lymoum anu iniei-
mediate siaiiou, o-w j
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express, trains.
liYlt (lPltlllUU IIUUI iilditwiii w -
. e anolv to M. L. Smith, city
ticket ofllce, 328 Lackawanna avenue, or
depot ticket office
Erie and Wyoming Valley.
EFFECTIVE MARCH 16, 1890.
1 .... .... U,.rnntnn fne VeW Y.lrlC
. . 11..,.. ....int.. An IhA 1. i t. r .1 ll-
road, also for Honesdale. Hawley nnd
local points at s.an a. m. aim o.. v. " ""-j
arrive at Scranton from above points at
8.23 a. m. and 3.57 p. m.
SCK A'TON D1TIHIOX.
In Klfect Neptembor 83iidf 1WP3
Harta Hound.
ouiii nnam
203 S01I ..
9 b stations
a, w (Trains Dally, Ex
it. I cept, eundiiy.)
p uiArrlve I.eavei
7 11.-1 n. y. rranxiin Hi
7l0!West 4'lnd streel
7 001 weeoawaen
uiArrlve Lea'
1 lSillancnek Jnnotlosi
1 0H Hancock
IS Nil Starlight
1S4M Preston Park
19 4M Como
ln poyawu
1914 Belmont
18 nil Pleasant Mt
Hi ibiH UDlondale
Mi
11 m Forset city
ML ..Mi
eiOMlli Carbondale
T04 H ..J
K 4M1VM White Brldg
TiTJ38
7 19 ,8 (8 ....
7 14u4S ...t
T w i (4 ..aa
787ilW ...i
rtf tOi
T8I' 4 91 ..
TM 410 ....
T 99 4 14 ..M
74t;f17 ....
r4Al4M ....
1 vr s
48i.... Mayneia
411198 Jericyn
t&WW Archibald
mriiu vint
ill 11 PeokvlU
' suit 07 Olvphant
atalll Kl Dickson
1 ifl 1 08 Tnroep
is It on Provldeoos
mva rark rise
110
tMl
Her anion
V M
u WUave
Arrive!
All trains rua dally exeept f naday. .
I si .allies that halfia atop ea signal for pa
Mgeri.
fecur rates via. Ontario a Wasum tetora
UrchasliirtMtMs-and aav meaty. Bar aai
llhgt KnprebeMi th vreav
J. Q, Asdenen, Osn. Pas Art.
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