TITE SCTAXTON TRIHUNE TniTRSDAT MOKNING, DECEMBER 17, 1S0.
Millinery,
4 13 Lackawanna Avenue.
"A Perfect
Love."
- u-1.n lunl..)
.it 1.11V nm. ill.. !:! II 1 1 f 11 1 .111-1 Ktvllt'h !
creations we offer for fall wear, make
that exclamation. We have lx-n- a lial
that will pleas." end lieoomc every woman
nml itirl In Scranton. 'I'll.' hest tliiim nlm.it
our mdlimrv is that Itid.-s.-t il.-il.t.' air i f
el.-,'niii-.. which mako li'c p. rfwt la.ly.
oiril imt liml It lii all hats It's a knack
an J Be have the knack.
Half Trice Salocr
Trimmed Rats,
Unfrimm?d flats,
Ribbons, Fiouiers,
Feathers,
Millinery,
Trimmings,
Now Coinj; On,
GERSOff 8, Lach'V
Tnoriti,i:so.wi: i:i.i:i nox itrrs
I.ilit Shod on Some Pnrli Points in
Coiiiicclioti Willi Recent Modioli.
from llic Philadelphia Press.
Tin "tivrli tho presidential election Is
settled hoy. md cunt rovorsy anil per
adveniure. McKlnl.-y having hail the
rare hi'1"' fortune In secure a liia.ii'fity
In tho electoral coci;o, a majority of
the statos and n majority of thi' popu
lar vote, tin- jreiitl men who bi t on tin?
election have sonic dilliculty in deter
11M11I11K who sho.llKI havi' the stakes. At
least we infer mi from the larire nuni-hi-r
of letters received here, anil ap
parently at other newspaper olliees,
asking for .a decision on tin- ilisnnli'S
which have orison a:) to the proper dis
position of the stakes.
The terms plurality nml maiority Rive
n Ronil dnl of trouble In some ouar
ters. This is not to lie wondered at.
since the word majority Is often used
where plurality is meant, and we have
seen newspaper decisions to the ('fleet
that ft 'hot that n candidate would win
liy a pertain majority Is pained if the
candidate has n plurality of that num
ber of votes. A plurality of votes in
elections is the excess which the hph
cst candidate- has over the next high
est. A majority is the excess which
the highest candidate has over nil th
other candidates combined. .Major
JlcKlnleyV. iinpitreut popular plurality
over isrynn with a few stateH still to
hear from olliclully Is "21.41N. I is ap
parent popular majority over the votes
of all th" other presidential candidates
combined Is ImH.IIN. Jle tallied twenty-three
out of forty-live states and
his majority In the electoral collcfro is
97.
Those who bet that MeKinley would
have IWd.OiHi majority or plurality in
l't nnsylvania have lost their bet. Mr
Kinleys plurality In this state is 29.1.
70. Jlls majority over all is 2H2.213.
The tallies of the election returns in
l't'iuisylvanla nive JlcKinlev and llo
bart 72S.:iii(l; Ilrynn and Sewall, 4'!7.
U'7: Hryan and Watson. G,lu:l. This
makes MeKinley and llobart's plurality
over llryan and Sowal 301.17:!. I'.ut
llryan Is entitled to have th.. Tiryan
find Walson vote placed to his credit.
The electors on the Krynn and Watson
ticket lire exactly the same ns those
on the llryan and K'wall ticket.
Though they occupy s'pninte columns
on the ballot the distinction was in
tended only to catch Populist votes for
Jlryan and does not npcrnto in the
countiiiK. since th" scattered voles for
the same ( lectors must be bunched to
gether, and If they are Uryan electors
their 'total vote should 'be placed to
liryan's credit.
In Ohio the same condition obtained
as in Pennsylvania. The MeKinley and
Jlobart ticket has a plurality of'r.l.ln!!
over the Krynn and Sewall ticket. Put
th- Krynn and Watson ticket polled
2.615, and as It had, as we understand,
exactly the same electors as the lirvan
and Sewall ticket, they will be added
together to determine the total Vote of
the llryan electors. rodueltiK MeKin
ley's plurality over Krynn In Ohio to
4S.494. .MeKinley carried Kentucky by
a small plurality 2.1K. Kvcn though
through bin mb rs in mnrkitiq; the bal
lots Jtryan did secure one of the thir
teen electors, the state must be cred
ited to MeKinley, since he has n plu
rality by comparinfr either tho vote for
the highest electors or the average vote
for all the electors on both tickets.
Election beltintr Is contrary to good
morals and it operates to disfranchise
the bettors in some sates. Nevertheless,
to far ns such bets beget n thirst for
accurate Information and close defini
tions, they may not be without a cer
tain educational value.-
A DKA.1l.VriC A1IH1TIOX.
T stracgle 'gainst envy; I'm peldnm In
clined To rid at the fort.mes which fall to nmn-
kind.
Yet I cannot remember, except with ills
may. How liesliny tritleil with me at -the play,
Where ii 111 beheld was u tremulous plume
And a bundle of ribbons, rapacious for
I ooin ;
Where I hoard, with a Jealousy painful to
know.
The laugh of the man hi the far, front
row.
When Tantalus harked lo the waves en
t he shore, ,
lh felt ns I rilil. when the rollicking roar
Of thin luckiest mortal pealed constantly
i .1'
While r longed to Itnosv what he was
laughing about.
It wasn't the wit. for with actors today
You must watch what they do: no one
cures what -they say;
Anil he aocined In hlyslnm, that night at
the show.
Phis ninn with a feat In tho fur, front row.
Oh, 'llslnnt, mysterious creature of bliss,
llow you reveled in sights 1 waa fated to
mist!
How you greetp.1 tho merry soiibrettc who
dttiiee-l there
While I caught but a glimpse of her wavy
. blonde hair! t
Hut men were born equal. ' With dill-
Rcn el -Will
wmt for my chnneo as the seasons
flit by.
And In line, week by week, for a ticket
I'll to
Till I sit with the ble.t In tho fnr, front
row. ashliiuton Star.
T JUG
GRIEVANCES OF
LABOR ARE HEARD
Tbe American Federation's Committee
,. . . 1 , Makes Its Report.
ARE THE IATHEA1EN MACHINISTS
Old Trouble Uctuecn New York
llrcwurn mid Coopers Revived.
Summary .Notice 10 lirewurs.-lii-dicniilioii
Aroused by Their failure
to Comply itli the Conditions I'lo
vided lit l oiivcutioii.
Cincinnati. 1 c. 18. When President
Ciompors Lalled the. convention of Un
American Federation of Labor to or
der at U a. m. today there was a full
attendance. The secretary was direct
ed to notify the unions of bartend, rs,
hotel and restaurant waiters that their
representative, W. C. Pomerny, of
(.'iiicaipi, had been refused a seat In
the convention, and that nlternaUs
would be sen ted. Tile committee on
labels reported favorably on liny rec
ommendation of t lie el.HHt'inakers that
tin or cardboard signs, ftivintf the va
rious labels iiud.', be made and dis
tributed pro rata among the unions,
so as to familiarize the public with the
labels of the trades. Tills was con
curred in.
The grievanen committee reported In
favor of granting the application of th"
Am'rican Agents' association of Cin
cinnati as soon as it complied with the
constitution. There being a light be
tween that organization and the van
vassers' union of Cincinnati, the appli
cation was referred back to the griev
ance committee with instructions to
give tile canvassers a hearing.
1.AT11K UNION CONTKST.
The grievance i-omiMiltee reported on
(lie '.otitesl between the l.ulie union
and l he mat hinists of Toledo without
recommendation on tbe ipiestion of sep
arate oiyanizaili'ti lor the lathe men.
II is clain ed Hint the lathe men niv
tnuchinh-'ls. and should belong to the
Mad. mists' union, and that the charter
of the lathe men should be revoked.
The I .uthe union of Toledo had a char
ter from the American Federation of
Labor t rior to the machinists. Aft. r
a Ions' discussion on the subject, the
mutter was referred, for a report, to the
delegates ill the convention from the
mie hjuist and lathe unions.
The report i f tlv i;i ievain e commit
tee fiat the I lilted States Labor league
of Western l'l'iinsv T.-aiiia was not an
aliiliiiting body, cud its application
could nol be considered, was concurred
in.
The rcpoit that the stationary cni?i
lu ers and marine engineers at St.
Louis slioul 1 belong to separate organ
izations was adopted.
The report that the Krvwors' union of
New York l.i givi n till .Ian. i to comply
with the "ou.iitlons of an agreement
provided for at the lust convention,
biou.'Jit out a long discussion on th
old trouble with brewers and coopers
of N. w oi k, which consumed luosl
of the forenoon session. Some charg 1
that the action of th- New York Kr. Av
ers' union w as sin li Unit I hey should
have been refused representation in the
convention this year.
THH AUMOl'lt ItOYCOTT.
Delegate Duffy, or Kansas City, pre
sented a i solution that a special com
mittee of live be appointed to investi
gate and report upon the boycott
against the Armour Packing company
of Kansas City and Chicago. The
chairman of the boycott committee en
dorsed the resolution, stating that the
matter was of too great importance for
his committee to give It such attention
as it demanded on account of the large
amount of business already on hand,
and the resolution was adopted.
The committee on president's report
recommended that special committees
be appointed for consideration of an
eight-hour Inlinr law and the subject
of immigration, and that the appoint
ment of lecturers be referred to tne
committee on organization.
The report of the delegate to the
Pritish labor congress at Kdinlmrgn,
Scotland, was read by the secretary
and ordered printed.
LAUNCH CF THE ANNAPOLIS.
The Xcw tiiinhoiit Vill l-'lont oil the
M : 1 j I Instant.
nslilngton, Dec. 1(1, Lewis Nixon,
the
Klizalntlipoi't. N. J., shipbuilder.
visited the navy department today t
tuinounee his readiness to launch th -gnnlioat
Annapolis Wednesday, Iee. :i.
The Annapolis will lie the third of
these useful vessels to lie Moated, her
sisters, tile Newport and Vlcksbuiff.
having In en launched m itith, Me.,
about two weeks nno. The fourth of
this type is the Princeton, which Dia
loKUe, of Camden, hopes to launch
next .March. The other two Kimboats
of similar displacement authorized by
congress are the Wheeling and .Mari
itta, which the I'nlon Iron works. San
Francisco, ure preparing to launch In
January.
STREET CARS MOVE ON RUNNERS.
t lichoy'nu Winter I'liHseimcra TuKcn
Itihl to Their Dcslinalion.
Cheboygan. JHeh., Pee. Iti. The Che
boygan street railway has gone Into
hibernation. The cars with wheels
have been run Into the linrns for four
month' and cars on runners are doing
their work.
No att nipt Is made to
routes. The winter cars
passenger anywhere to
shopping and to tippling.
stick to old
will take a
church, to
if on.' 1.) r j
disposed.
Cheboygan wouldn't trade her
ter Ktreet railway for the lir.est
trie system out.
v.n-elec-
INAUGURATION DISPLAY.
A l.ai i;e l'orlion of the .alional
(nurd "A ill Wilncss Iho lOxcrcise.
AVashington, T'C Hi. According io
every indication the military display
nt the Inauguration of MeKinley and
Hohart, on March 4 text, will be very
lniHising. Among the military orga
nizations expected are th" Twenty
secoiu! regiment of New York, the Sev
enth regiment of New York, the Pi nn
sylvania National liuaid in its emir -ty
and all of the New Jersey and Olii
mililhi men.
The Sevi-nth leglment will have a
special train n.nd will live in it whiie
litre.
CHARGES HIM WITH COLLUSION.
Coinplniiit Lodged Agninst n I'niteil '
Slates Attorney 111 rtilifornin.
Pan Francisco, pec. PI. Ooorgo W. '
Montielh. as uttoniry for John Isson, .
has rent a comnuinieation lo 1'resi- .
dent C'levi land and to .ludson llartnoti. j
attorney geneml of the I'nited Statin. 1
prei'errini- ehaig. s ugninst I'liite;! j
States Attorney Henry l-'oote and ask- !
Ing his removal from oliiee. Tho
charge is that of collusion with the
defendant In a criminal case to defeat
justice.
Jsson wast the prosecuting witness in
a suit against (Seorg.- Stirlen.
Klietiintitism 11 rid in n liny.
"Myslli; Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia, radically curetj ln one lo three
dayB. Its action Uiion the system is
roinarkalile and uiystaiioufi. It re
moves at once the inH? und the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The llrnt
dofe greatly henellls. 75 cents. Sold
by Cnrl I.orenz, 41S Lackawanna ave
nue, druggist, Scranton. .
ONE OF TH BEST FEATURES
of the I'yrnuiid I'ill Cure.
Is the fact that it cures every form
of l'lles without one particle of pain.
This desirable point is nol obtained by
the use of injurious opiates which
simply deaden and paralyze the nerves
of I he parts and make matters worse
in the long run. Kilt it Is done solely
by its remarkable hcuHnj; and aooth
1ns Ct'fectM.
And w hile it thus gives immediate re
lier, at the sume lime the disease la not
merely checked, but a radical cure is
rapidly accomplished.
Ami the point we want to make clear
is that all this is done without a par
ticle of ; ain.
This tact Is olio reason for the great
popularity of the Pyramid Pile Cure
and t oiistitules one verv great differ
ence between it and almost any other
kind of treatment for idles.
Kvcry kind of surgical operation for
piles is excruciaiitiBly painful besides
endangering the life of the patient mid
in most cases is not to be compared
Willi the Pyramid' Pile Cuiv. neither
in making successful cun s without
pain nor in cheapness and safety.
The pyramid Pile Cure has been be
fore the public loo long, and ils merits
recognized by loo many people to allo.v
It to be classed with the many salves,
suppositoi les. pills, etc., and you run
no risk in trying it, as is often the case
with new and untried preparation:.
If vou are ever troubled with any
form of pili s or rectal di; ease do not
foi get the Pyramid l'ile Cute. Pre
pared by the Pyramid Drug Co.. of Al
bion, JHeh., nml mild by druggists at
cents per package.
; Tours to Calilornia.
I California has been tnr.st f!!ting!y
, termed tile "Laly of Anv riea." All
th" delicious balm, the cloudless sky,
' and the rich v "rdure.of the great Ku- '
i ropran pininsula are duplicated in this I
sunny land of the I'aeiii,-. Here l.a- j
i lure oai-hs in mo sunsnin or nor own
I beauty; and here she has established
: her own sanitarium, w here eternal
; sluing Inspires everlasting youth. With
; the snow-mantled peaks of the Sierras
; upon the one hand, the calm Pacific
; with its soft breezes upon I he other
: and a Veritable paradise of tlowers,
fruits, and plants between, man can
j lind and needs no lovelier land. To
; visit such a rountry Is a privilege, a
i lib ssillg.
I The Pennsylvania Ttailrnad company.
recognizing the need of a more cein-
tollable and pleasant way of crossing
j the continent lias Inaugurated a scries
i of rnnual tours to California, tunning
: a through tiain of Pullman palaei
- cars from New York to the Pacific
' coast, and stopping nt the principal
points of interest ell route. The great
: popularity of these tours demonstrates
i tile wisdom of the movement.
For thi' season of 1S!)7 three tours
have been arranged to leave New York,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg, January
7. February "I, and .March 27.
The first tour will run direct to Pan
j Diego via St. Louis and the Santa 1A?
, route, and return from San Francisco
: via Salt Lcke City. Denver and Chl
' caeo, allowing live weeks In California.
! The second tour will run via the
I Mammoth Cave and New Orleans to
! San Di"go. stopping at the "Crescent
! City" during the .Ma nil fit'ns Carnival.
This lour will return via Salt Lake
' City. 1 .vnvcr, Omaha, and Chicago, al
lowing four weeks in California.
The third tour will run via Chlengn.
Denver, and Salt Lake City, allowing
passengers to return by r gular trains
via different routes within nine months.
All of these tours, either goinr or
returning, will pass through the fa
mous Colorado region, filenwood
Springs, Leadville, and the fiardi.n of
the Ciods.
Itates from all points on th Penn
sylvania railroad system cast of Pitts
burg: First tour. $:ill); second tour.
:r.O; third tour, f-10 round trip, and
$l.".n one way.
For detailed itineraries and other In
formation, apply at ticket agencies,
special booking offices, or address Geo.
W. I'.oyd, Assistant Oenernl llnssen
ger Ag. ut, liroad Street Station, l'inin
delphia. A woman's best
jewels are her
babes. A healthy,
happy child is wo
manhood' most
appropriate orna
tiieiit. A childless
woman is to he pit
ied, even though
she be the posses-
sor of other jewels that are priceless. A
womanly woman knows this and would tnc
rifice all the diamonds of all the nations for
the clinging, confiding touch of buby hands.
Thousands of women lead childless, love
less lives because of ill-health. They do not
understand the duties that they owe to them
selves. They neglect the most delicate and
important raits of woman's organism. They
suiter untold agonies from weakness and dis
ease of the otgr.ns that make motherhood
possible, and never know the thrilling touch
of baby lingers. They imagine their cases
Honelcss. !
In tlii: they are mistaken. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is a sure, safe, swift
cure for all weakness and disease of the or- I
g::ns distinctly feminine. U nets directly
and .nl v on these organs. !t prepares a i
I woman for motherhood. It allays all di-
contain during the expectant period. It
, insures the baby's health and makes its
coming easv and almost painless. More
titan 00.000 women have testified in writing
: t.i its valui'. All good dntggist.i sell it.
' ?!rs. Kcli-r.fi r.nnliKT, of .rarton. Ynrk Co., '
V.i.. vvrites: I was sick Vith ilyvensia thai I j
I Cj-:l.l not r-'.t r.nvltliiii for river l.'mr months. I ,
; li.;-.i to ..larve in v-vl !". ie. nothing u'na'..l stay en my i
no'.nacli. 1 lrit.-(l nltuot cveryt1iiai t.iat pc.t:'.e !
j v.uiU lell me :i1m.iiI, ;oel nothing did ire .my
I f-nl. I weiijlieil icily Si-nonnds. I took two l-oi- .
: I' s of the "('..-!. lii Mr.tiot! l)!ro't'rv ' ii'ld.
I tle.'ik ilo-l. r. oil vour nudici-.c, 1 .in as well as X I
evt r was. ami n-tw weili 135 p'iiii:-is. I have :i
nil n
tK.Ule
1 vi.nr I nvorile iMe'icrtotHiii iinw. mill
ta lii
I'raisi a w Mnt-.-r!i:I iiicu.cine lor i.'maie vinkne
'l.-tl tin! he created such a man as vou."
Unsine'! is Imsitipss. No time for head
ni hes. Constipation cnr.ses them. H0.-1.1r
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure them by cur
ing the cause. One little "Pellet" ira
gentle laxative, and two a mild cathartic
Always FIRST
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CONDENSED fllLK
For 35 ynr t'.ic l.'3j'.ni triai It
It to the 2
a:. a ins nioi ccuon.icji.
A PHRFECT rOOO FOR INFANTS
(S3(S03ssofisoeso69Si9oee
ninl thntothrlny anrml the tlrtrn.- Visllirt t-i
:'-v Ycrk wiil I'.nri 'vrett In tho very lu.ait
.miuvm"!.: ar.'l rii!(ty nrtsbl.' trum all (iurU
'thecltv. UUUUl'tAN 1'UAN.
HOU.LS.
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THE LEADER
124 and 126 -Wyoming Ave.
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If you love your children, briug tlicni with you v.licu
3-011 come to do your shopping and lot them see
The Dolls'
1
in our show window. A wonderful mechanical con
trivance, representing a ball room scene in which a
score of pretty dolls are waltzing to the strain.? of
catchy music. We have also placed on exhibition an
accurately revolving
Ferris Wheel
Beautifully decorated with all kinds of Bric-a-Brac.
Our Christmas windows are more attractive than
ever, and our interior display of
-tr vr -4 m -4
Hoi Ida v
Bids fair to rival anything that has ever been seen in
Scrauton. We carry the finest and best at the lowest
prices, and we are in a position to fill the wants of the
most fastidious as well as the most economical in any
of the following departments :
Evening and Street Glove3,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
FEATHER BOAS SOFA CUSHIONS , PIN CUSHIONS
UMBRELLAS ART GOODS
GLOVES
MANICURE SETS
TOILET SETS
ODOR SETS
SHAYING SETS
WORK BOXES
GLOVE BOXES
NECKTIE
ALL SIZES DOLLS, ALL PRICES.
IERK
vKad&'i
LADIES, yon can have a beautiful chain made out of
your own hair at
E. EL HETZEi'S, M WMM Ml, M M
'"Remember, we arc the only ones licre vlio manufacture chains
from jour own hair. Leave orders as early as possible.
JAIV1ES MOIR,
iiEifflini(!ii:i
Hu Mov4 to Hb New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue.
Entrance on aido nixt to First National
bank. Ho loin now in
Coniprislnff cTorrtliinsf rq -iMitp for flue
ilfrchniit Tailoring. Ami tho ham ran
be ahown to ntiv.intnuo in ujlen
diuly flticd up rwrni.
A SPECIAL INVITATION
la BxtenrJel to All Rend rs ol The Trlli.
unetoCall on "OLD RLLIABLL" In Hit
Mew Business Home
POULTRY
Turkeys, tucks, Cbicken;,
Frcsli Every Day.
1
ALSO.
Pheasants,
Quail,
Prairie Chickens,
Wild Ducks.
1 1!. FEKLlffl Ml i
i.atrmio rr tub HioMtr, Miai. AvTwjrir"
IM'IAI.r Wtll eoro Ton.
oaderftit L'.sin 10 mifl'..riT
frT.ml.'olil, HnroTliriirt.
Infltt-fy:,. r,.ii.,lilll.-
orUA'V "EVU. A'lm.
Injn'tntitctili't. An ei'.;pti-.i.
fi-nirtl.. ronrrnlfiT trt rnrr .
In pnclcrt. rpaflr 9 v en Urt hiiti.-niii.u ef r......
Contlntfed 'n& .ort 1'rrnnnpilt t,r.
!-nti.rin;Uen m.t,n;1tl'i'l erTflrnr rel uiuiej. irlc
V ct. Trial fre.i .n iinir.-tf... fnrt.terea n nil.
U coats. H Si Cu:Eti, If if., lkfts Kot.-i, Kick, i. i. 1.
r'FllTHfl Tb fiirrn Dii'l rntert fr-w'T 'r
liitlJ 1 IIOU mi rtin.ns.--ii iM. Fi.-rrr,. Hi h.Si
Tllmiim. i inroo, Munn. Ciitn. Vnrte.-fi:! 1-
lor ! I.V.V: 7"rli:-. B."i rle. i.t Imic-
sr ,t. .,r- - - .;.S,.r . '
For unin t MATTHEWS BR09. and
JOHN II. PHELPS. Scranton. Pa.
fill li nil
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Ball
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ixooas
SLIPPER CASES
TOILET CASES
LEATHER GOODS
BOXES BRIC-A-BRAC.
1 GORI.
r.'i,i.siw,'ji-i.'. m w-
1na r.',i i ,t St! ysjf' Se ' - t",l-11
4- v i'
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Wh-t ara!i Hernhard ssy.
C5S2!Sr23 PfCXtfSd
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ri:.!Ti )Vt" i (.".k;.-i, S,'-rp!(n.
Uvc- WilOT. u.;;e'.:iiii':;
tievbti-n cii'l Tr, t";d re.
Et'.iV! tiie cUhl to vt5f r'.'i
aal be lints, p xin:; ,1
tir.r.- itii'l lr..'ltii- c-r.i-1
loxlnn. t'v.-i.'rkr i .1 r'l 1 vo
1.-..i-.ilrt'o!!i ,T;-'"-t:''
'i-r-Tii.TX Ai till
, i-.i.a ior Ciicular,
VICW S VH 63.'.? 11 'lnrlr IwukwMi n a
tlln pmi-lu: s-.' a, nr. ,:ftt fr t w tn'Ict. v. irtt-v:
ll.-r.l lor 1. 1. :,..r--.7. b.--i-teT r jr.-w.i ilj!ivutpt in
-at.-l. Ald.-u'tefl. p-'r.a r:: C--?.
r,. c. BlTrWr'.H -i: ";C'T'r-r.Eoc, C,
Per rale by 1TATTHRWS r.Ttm. and
JOIIK Tf. T'TTKI.Pf!. Pcranton. fa.
Is- '. v.
03S ViTALIT
- '.ft '
Wo! I Msr.
Of eVic,
irtlillay.
pro-lili i's the il-etc re-i.ll pi Mitili. I s 11
iM)-.vertnllyaii". imlriilr. i nn t vhMi aM 1 tl-.rrs ;'.-:.'
V.nii'mcu will retain tin it i.vt maalineil.uud m
;.j :i will imhiit lli. ir yi.ntiitui viu-ir lv i .1
I!.Y10. It mi, ck iv and . ii! i-i v ri'.-ln. 1 h N.-ri
ii-.... Let Vitality. JaiiK.t. ii.-y. N.-iniy Liii-.ii.i
L ?t I ..iB-.ir. Failing i. ln-irv. Wrinii: Jiimcs. z..
2'1 t-W. us nt m If-ntiiif.. cr i-xre--i. anil iuti.-eu-tiO-r.
h.i-h iir.fltn on. inr n 1:1. tinsin'HKor ratrru:; . i
icr enlvrup's br h'n toi.'i t tin- .. at f.r li
isauivat nrr-.r liei'e ami bloo'l hnildcr, l.v.a
ii 1. Pack tbu pink gloiv (o iu'c cheeks a !r
:. inj! tlin fire of ,vii;i,,i. It wauls off tati:
l.i Cuau:ni,t..n. Pi.-i. t .ii l.nvinji i:'-:V!V;,
r. It enn te mrrii d i:i v.v.t tiei-k-t. Pv jr.
."a fr rai kai,-, or si; ier r,.-,.o:i. lt!i r. v
niiiten
criliir:-.n"n f -em or re;;
. a-
;i . Cir. ;
"l-M
1 or Salo by MATTIIF.VM IIHOS.. Urns
Cist Scruutou, Pa.
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1
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t. fsJl It, 1 T-ii a U VI VSIiliUH K.1
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'v - 4- " ' I e '-f . f 4
V- ,V - . .- ',;.-v fW-.T--
1. a- , . ,. -.l He-;
e liavi nearly completed our
Hulitby Stock and re now nrcpared
to olfcr as fine an assortment of
jEmny, clock., wtTCH-s,
CUTGLIS:, a!TP0TTi.,
Gr.lC-.VDl.C,
SIVEB IWal, USPS, PL5TE3 WBE,
as can lie found any w.h.i'e.
Look at our SlO.CQdoId
Watches, warranted 1 5
years.
Beautiful Banquet Lamp and f.arri
S:i!c Sliadi, Al SI.!")
Kogers' Triple Pla'cl Knives and
Forks arc fine, At S3.00
213 Laakawan:ia Aom
THE
IT 1 Hill CO..
2i-.; -i.
Ges ciid Eioslris Fixiun;
The WelsbeGh Ligii!
At ItciJiU'ed Prifi's.
434 Lscltawanna v.
Lager
Brewery
Kanufncturcra of the Celebrated
lmh dfe!
CAPAClTVi
rco.cco Barrels per Arnam
TAT. PLEASANT
ATRETAIL,
roa! cf the Pert itn.ii:tr for domestic .!'
j rml ol all s:i:es. lii.-'liiil.c.'f l:.i.?l'.v;ieat an
1 Hii-dhey.', .i-,iv--re:t .11 uny pari of tho ul:y
! at the lowest pri.o.
I Ordois received ut the Office, first floor.
Comrr.enwenlih bull.'.ltiir, roo'n Xo. I;
'. t!ephor:e No. ?'). or at tho mlii
ph.-no No. Ji'S. ''!'! be promptly uttcndeJ
to.l'..'ale: :.-;;:;i:t..,l at t,i imae.
SMITH.
1' V. L A V A It K -VXD
III I .-I'X TI.M3
A"A V !!-"m' ' '"Hve scran,
f t-v .'.- i' 1"!' ra lellows:
CV-'VA, I'oi' 'arl,oi,,lale-.-i.ir.
. I T W I Jt
. si. 1, ii'.i.,, a, m.
-I noon: l.:il, 2 L':), ..
. I..--'.. 7.r.7. mo, j.j;5;
". I.. ill.
l.v - 5 11- . nv
r-ai-i" e-.. .Mintrea!, lio--
t.-ii. New j:m;l.!!'-'i poo-)-l-
......
For H.v:rs.l:'-!i,-...i.i, )..,
cie. ."1,1:1 a. r.i.;
, 10.1,1 a. m.; 12.00
r.'"in. 2.':o. ".-'1 P- m-
-C.'l. 7. 11. 8.41. 9..11. !
For V. urn .--i'")'
pi.:, a. ir..; '.2.0...
1.2". 2..:, 4.41, u.i'i. j
'. ! :;.i. 1 1 p. ni.
l-'o"' X.-w '.'o'.'K. I'l-T'.P lohla, e!,, vl.i
J 1 M-'i Va'l. v 'tall:. el- .1.1.".. 7.H a. in. j
1"'ii ' i 2i. (with Fla.-l; L'hir.itniJ Kx .
ur.-i'sl U." 1'. HI.
For I'eniis: Ivat'.la Ridiroad points
9.: 11, 111.: 2."'
p. 111.
i.'f.i' v. . st-ru niupi
T.elnL-H V-itt.v
1 . 0 ..n .1 7 :. 11 ii.
:.i.".. :i.::.t (with Ij'.a.t
Ilieill.'a-i .-. ?! i. 1 "
Trains w:il nrrie at Seiiinton as fol
lows: i-'rutn Carlotnlnle pp,l (ho rorth
7 10, s.to, 11.31, lu.lo a.' m.: 1:.'.'W nom; l.i.l,
2.21. 8.21, !.:!'(, 5.11, 7.11. 9.1.1 atiu 11.2.1 p. 111.
I'rom YY'lPc s-ltarri' i.'i.l i'ne roiith ,1.
7.1". M". ''MO. II. "1 a. m.: 1 -It!. 2.14. 3.1s,
5.22. 6.21, 7.5:1. fi.D.1, 9.4.7, 11.12 p. 111.
j. w. lit ui 111 'K,' 11. 1. -v., .1a1nv, . 1.
Ii. Vi'. Cross, L. I'. A., Scranton, Fa.
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COAL
RAILROAD TIME-TABLES
Ml
11
Schedule In lillect June 14, 1S9&.
Trains Leave Wilkes-Barre as Follows
7.20 a. m., v.eek days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti.
more, Washington, and for Pit
burg and the West.
10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazlolon,
Pottsville, Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
hury, Harriaburc;, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washinp;ton and Pitts.
burp; and the West.
3.J7 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-.
more, Washington and Pittsburg;
and tho West.
3.17 p. m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelp hi
and Pittsburg and the West.
6. CO p. m., weak days, for Hazletotl
and Pottsville.
J. U. WOOD, (ien'l Piui. Agent.
S. At. PKIiVUST, liencrnl Manager.
-i.'lw !:-,.?) 1 i'i
)&2!US2)M5X? Klin am road
LICiIKUI VALLF.V RAI ROAD SY3.
Anthracite Poid I'sed Kxcluslvely Inaur.
ins v leiiiiunesa all 1 uoinlort.
IX i:i''KI'X'T SUV. 15, 1S90.
TUA XS I.KAV1-: SCRANTON.
For I'l.i .1. ..li.l.i-, .....i v v..i. ..i n
r ,, ,, i ...... iui r ii. f
II. U. It. at ti.10 7.15 a. m.. 12.il.".. 1.20. 3.33
tloaek IHeinon.l Kxpress) and 11.30 p. m.
ror l'lttstuii and Wllkes-ltarro via U.
J.l'l. li.im am S. 17 n. m
I' Or Willie lluv..n ITnvlnlnn Tn.a.flllA
and principal imlnts in the eonl re'nlon
' 1: o: 11. it, u., u.-Ij a. in., lii.ui and 4.
p. m.
For Hi thli hem. Fusion, neadlng. Har
rlcbiirg unil principal Intermedial)) sta
lloi.y via 1 1. ,v 11. , ., )x,, 7.45 a. m.,
l-.e... 1.20. 3.1.1 lltlailt lliani.-iii.! L'tiii-rssI.
4.11 and 11.M p. in.
or iiiiikhannuek, Towando, Klm'ra.
Itl1.11 a, tii ni a ami principal Ituerniedlata
i teliniis via 1 1.. I.. v. It It . mm K OA.
9.",, a. ni.. 1l"ii ninl 3.10 n. m.
For fletieva, iiiiehesier, liutTalo, Niagara
Full.-). I'hieaao and all points west via D.
ii H. K. It., 7.4.1 a. m 12.05. 3.33 (Black Diia
monil i::.tins), -i.-n and 11.30 p. m.
Pullman put lor mi sleeplnn or I.ehigt
Valley chair car on all trains between
Wllkes-Harre 11:1. New York, Philadel
phia. PntTalo and H. spenslon Rridge.
Itul.l.lX 11. Wlldll'It. Gen. Supt.
rilAS. S. I,i:k. l!. n. Pass. At..Phlla, Pa.
A. YV. XUXXliMArilKR, Asst. Gen.
I'nss Ay,t.. South licthlehem, Pa.
Serantun Onlce, sua I.a'kawanna avenue.
("cntral Huilrou'.l if New Jersey.
(Lchlpth and Susquehanna Division.)
Anthracite coal used exclusively, lnaur.
Ing ci"iiiiliiK83 and comfort.
TIMK TAItl.10 IX I'lFFIX'T NOV. 15, 1S9.
Trains leave. Scranton for Plttston,
Wlllies-llarre, etc.. at 8.20. B.15, 11.30 a. m.,
12. 4i. 2.00. 3.01. 5.00, 7.10 p. m. Sundays 9.001
a. in., l.nn, 2.1.1, 7.1t) p. m.
For Atlantic City, 8.20 a. m.
For New York, Newark and EllzabMh,
P.20 (express) a. ni.. 12.1.1 (express with Buf
fet parlor car), 3.03 (express) p. m. Sun.
dav. 2.10 p. m. Train leaving 12.45 p. m.
arrives at Philadelphia, Reading Term.
IiibI, f'.22 p. m. and New York 0.00 p. m.
For Mani-h I'hnnk, Allentown, Bethle.
hen, Fasten find l'hiiinlelphla, S.20 a. m.,
12 45, 3 .03. D W (exeepl i'hlladulphia) p. in.
b in.iny, 2.1.1 p. 01.
Fer Ixm?
X i .rn
:inch. Ocean Grove, etc., at
m. ami 12.411 p. m,
For R'Mding, Kebunoti and Harrlshurg,
via Allentown, 8.20 a. m., 12.45, 5.00 p. nu
Sunilr.v. 2.M p. ni.
Fer I'nttsvllie. 8.20 a. m, 12.45 p. m.
lii.tnrnlni;. leave New York, foot of Llb
rtv street. North River, at 9.10 (express)
a. in.. 1.10, 1.30, 4.15 (express with Uuffet
parlor car) p. m. Sunday, 4.30 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Reading Terminal.
9.00 a. m , 2.00 and 4.30 p. m. Sunday, il.2i
a. m. '
Through tickets to all points nt lowest
rates may bo had on application la ad
van co to the ticket agent at tho station.
11. P. BALDWIN.
Gen. Pass. Agt.
J. H. OI-HAFSF-N. Gen. Supt.
Del,, Lack, and Western.
Effect Monday, October 19, I85i
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Ex.
press tor New York und ull points East,
1.40, 2.50, 5.15, 8.00 and U.55 a, m.; 1,10 and
3.:i e. ni.
F.ypress for Easton, Trenton, Phlladel.
; hi.i ami th.. South, u.15, 8.00 und 9.55 a. m.f
l.pi and 3.13 p. m.
W.oldt'.nlon and way stations, 3.45 p. m.
Tohylianna accommodation, 6.10 p. m.
Kxp-ess tor WnKhamton, Oswego, El
nora, Coining. Hath, Dansvlllc, Mount
Morris and liuffulo, 12.20, 2.35 a. m., und 1.53
11 ni., making close connections at Ilnff.ilo
to ail )olnttt In the West, Northwest and
(juuthttcs-t.
Lath nefommodntlnn, 9.15 n. m.
Ulnghamton and way stutlons, l.Oii p. in.
Nicholson ULX'Uiiunodation, G.15 p. ni.
1 'l "fi'iihamton and Elmlra express, 5. S3
P'l'!jtiire?s for P'lna ana Richfield Springs,
2 21 u. 111., ninl 115 p. m.
Ithaca 2.35 and I'.ath 9.13 a. m. and 1.5S
p tn
Fo." Northumberland, Plttston, Wilkes.
I'.arro, I'lvmouth, P.loomsburg and Dan.
vide, making close connections nt North
i r 1 eii.ind for Wllllamsport, Hnrrlshitrg,
Faltln-ere, Washington and the South.
NortlimnbTland and Intermmllato stn
tior.s. I.Ki. 9.53 a. m. and 1 S5 and fi.'iO p. m.
Xar.tl.'oke and Intermediate statlors. S.01
and 11 It a m. I'lvmouth and intermediate
station'). 3.1" end 8.17 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all cspiv:-s train.
For detailed Information, pocket tlm
!al.l"S. etc.. npplv to M. L. Smith, city
tle'.i.'t office, 3" I.ackawanna avenue, or
depot ticket olllee.
I'.ria ami Wyoming Valley.
Effective Nov, 2.
Trains leave Scranton for New York,
New'uurf'h and Intermediate points oil
i-'rle, also for Hawley and local points at
7 01 n. m. rnd 2.2S p. m., and arrive from
above points at 10.23 a. m., 3.1S and 9.31
!. m.
M'U tvro DIVISION.
Ill f,lfef'li (fiber till. ISflll.
Koi'ti) i:oiinil.
'u;j " i()l f
"oalh lloiind,
VII t
Stations
2 - -a (Trains Dallv, Ks
v, 1 ce.t Mitnlay.)
. i Arrive Leave.
: X. Y. rraiililln St.
7 in Ye'- 'tved street
.1 ....
iiii VVeeh.iiiiien
t Arrive
Leave
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SMI .
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M .
2-9 .
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8 ID ,
8 til .
t" 1:. 1 1.11111 'i
lniidloti
llanceek
Maiil:;lil
Preston Pali
Cuino
Pevioell"
Hellllfilt.
l'leiiaat Mt.
I'tll-tliliiln
I-'.iiesI t liy
Carhotiila e
W lete liild','C
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714 3 43 ,
7V) 8 .11 ,
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7 ill 4 til ,
T S4 4 OTi ,
7 88 4 10 ,
7 !'- 4li;.
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Pr.o i.lehi'o
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n 0 10:
scru
41 4 KJ. .
M r Mi
r m a h I.enve
A rrlvi) a
All trait s run dally e.'P'.t Mualsy.
f. i-ict.i.ics lhat trains stop 011 !;Liial for pas.
ECI.'-'I'I-S.
- ee ire rr.'rs via Ontario Western hrforo
riiul;;'-i:i.: Helifit" and save money. Day and
fsltfin .press to the Wi s'.
.1 C. Anderson. (Jen. Pass A (ft.
T. Flltcs'iifl, 1)1. Pass, Aitt cantnn, Pa
Reuses fer Salj and for Rent.
If you cntttemplnti' purchasing or leas.
Ir.ir a teiiisi'. nr v. an! tu invest In a lot,
nu the lists of itcKirublu property no
puge a of 1 ha 1 1 iliune.
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