THE SCttANTON TRIBUNEIT Kl DAY MORNINGr, DECEMBER 3. 189T.
Cackawatma County.
GARBONDALE.
ITIic ("nrbondfilh rcrrrnponelonco of The
Trlbuna has been placid In the hamli or
Mr. C, It. Munn. Htilcni nvoini" nnd
Church street, to whom news Item mnv
ho atltlresFPt nml nlso complaint ol lr
rejTtilhr deliver'
STRUCK BY BRIE FLYEK.
Unknown Man Itnii Down liy Tlint
Celebrated .llnp Killer.
An unknnw'ri man wit inn ilown iv
tin north hound V.vle "Flvol" nt N"
10 1)W(1kc nliov, Ciit'humlali. liihl eve-ii-litK
'l'lii extent of his Injuries rniilil
not lie lcrncij, but It W tliouitht they
my he f.'itn!
'This tfifl'i-nti'd trnlr. Inn" a Iiubpi
iitui'lipi' of iImikI men in itf, iro()lt tlmn
wiy either tiiilu In tlilf. section. It
rni'B thri'tteh a Huimnnu;. settli'incnt
Jtint nftfV dark and mo:.', nf Ur. vic
tims hn been of Hint nationality. H
is In i-liui'ir- of catotul nii'ii, Inn iracl;
ivulker-. manage to uet in fruit e of It
frofiui'iulr.
QUIETLY WEDDED.
Miss Jitinii II. M'illinnis, duiigliK" "f
Mrs). Chaf. Ilubhard of llrook strot't.
and William K. Hunt of North Main
f.treot. wore married w"etliiosela oven
ins: at elKlit o'clock, at the limit" of
("u hrlde'H sinter, Mrs. l.auron Thorpe
cf Wayne street. Hev. T. K. .lepron of
t'p llprean Baptist church perfe.rinod
k u ceiemony. It was it ulet wi'tltllng
tinl was attendod only hy the Inimedl
r relatives of the couph . Mr. and
";Vf Hunt left yesterday for I'IHsIiuik,
, proom's former home, where they
.1 ir to housekcepliiR. .Mrs. Hunt
well-known In this city. Mr. Hun'.
M.i linen u resident of Carhondale for
kv o years. He Is a machinist and was
r-M'lnyeil at the Delaware & Hudson
(. nomutlvp shops. He was an aeeoin-
,.slied muslcan and lias participated
n many entertainments In Hi" tliy.
DEATH OF AN INFANT.
Mr, and .Mrs. Thomas Thcophilue,
.l' Seventh avenue are limnrnliiK the
-.oss of their two months old daughter
who died yesterday, of niemliranou
t roup. The little one was named Kulh.
, tube was put in her trachea the oili
er day. but the disease was too far ad
vanced, and it could not save tile pati
ent. Hev. U. A. I'lace. I'll D will con
duct a private funeral this lnruiiittR.
NEW OFFICERS.
(in December l;i the following new
otikeih of Carhondale lodge .N'u. -4!'.
Flee and Accepted Masons, will be
installed. W. M., O. . HeliiifK; S. W.,
Frank I.ove; .1. XV.. C. V. Kastahrook;
set rotary. H. U. Wilbur: treasurer, S.
Mi Mullen; trustees. XV. T. Morgan,
F 12 Dennis, 1). 1-4. Clark, ltepresenta
tlve to grand lodge, Henry Carter.
PURELY PERSONAL.
Mis ,l -tin Mnylcs and daughter Ma
bel of Washington street, called on
friends in Scranton yesterday.
Mrs. K A. Morgan Is entertaining
lu-r sister Mis. .1. (iuiilel, of Scranton.
Miss Anna o'Brleii has returned to
llnennta.
Bernard Mulladv lias recovered from
ills recent illness.
Mrs. Adam Hrydeii, of Darte avenue
is on th sick list.
The Mimes Annie and Tlllle .Vealon,
f Pike street, have returned from
their I'ittston visit.
Drs. .1. S. Xlles- and .M. I,. Hailey
Weio ill Forest City on professional
business yesterday.
II A. Purple and family will move
to the house of Mrs. William Peihlck
on Park street next week.
Trained nurse Miss Kate (illlen has
'eturned from New Yoik city where
she has been receiving special instruc
tions In a maternity hospital.
.Mrs A. O. Fldlain is entertaining
her cousin. Miss Gregory, nf Lake
Winohi.
A. A. Hall has gone to Hunesdulo
where he will spend the winter.
LOCALS.
In the Pago damage -mil ugainsL tho
Delawat-p and Hudson company, a ver
dict was rendered at Hlnghnmton In
favor of the plaintiff for $7,000.
William Laugliney was put under
5300 bail by Alderman Haker yesterday
for threatening to Inflict painful and
possible injuries on his co-worker in
No. 1 mine. James Carden.
Patrick O'Connor, of Fallbrnok street
has been lined $2 by Aldcrmaii UaKer
at the Instanco of the truant olllcer toi
violation of tho compulsory educntion
law m not sending hlti step-son to
school.
V large number of young people en
Jiiv'l tin- hi st skate of the seiison on
Hivenburs'i' pond yciierda, nfternn'oii.
rie it r- was in good condition.
T AY I. OK.
Thi Tji'-lor l-.lcctrlc Light cempaiiy lias
cola Us m.eri.t to caiplliillsts from Seran
lon who will ci eel a new plain at llenil
limn and will supply the following towns:
Taylor. tlu Foigt, Mluooka and Jloosk-.
The building will bo 4i by Itf leet and It
is estimated that the machinery will eont
in the nelRhboiliood of $;o,0"0.
The masonry uf the now woolen null
has bec-i- completed ana carpenters will
at once commence ou the wooden stru
lure.
The borough council will nu-et In regu
lar scjbIp'i In the council chamber this
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
.Scott's Emulsion of Cod
liven Oil with hypophos
phites can do just this.
It strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
V inil $l.uo nil druggUU.
SCOTT & BOWNU, ChrmUU, Nv York.
ovi'llltli! when evei-til linpnruii'l (ll'i
lions will be tl'pi-UFMMl
111, Lillian Howell- nd MiihkIp tt'il
llillllH, of Clreell Itldge, were the guests
or the 1,-itt -r'n iiarents, Mr. and Mrs. XV.
(1. Howells, on 'c iltiprduy.
Sunday iirtrrminn at 2.20 o'clock the
funeral of the late William W. Williams
of Hyde Park, will occur.
Mrs. Itobert Llewellyn, Mrs. J. II. D.iu.
Ids and Mrs. M M. William wtre the
gaels of friends In Wllkes-IJaire on
Tae-dny,
The nienibcrs of the l'rlmltlxp Molhu
elM church, of the Arehb.iM, an iiiuklim
i-Mom-lvo prcli.i rut lon for their otuiiig
bazaar which will be held In the near fu
ture. Misses M-iltlc IVwell and l.lllle Kvans.
or Noith Main stri-rl. have rutin ntid home
irom a week's visit with Hyde IMrk
trleiidi.
Mi-s Nellie Snuw. of Hyde Park, win
the guest or MIps Lizzie Junes, of Sloirs
street, yesterday.
Mrs. H. 1). Powell and duimbter, Jen
tile, or West PlttMoti. weie the guests
of relatives In this place esletday.
Mr. Hos, who has charge of the new
woolen mill which Is being elected, and
has been here for the past month, busily
eligagi ,l In getting thing in readiness,
hns returned lo his home In l.on-lon tor a
were op a hunting expedition lo Mllwau-
The Price Library nsocIatlon will hold
an Important business mcptlm; tills even
ing. Mir. Itiehnrd DjvIs and Mr?. Or-oiRo
Taylor, of Ncith Main strpei. weiv the
guests of relatives In Hyde Park yester
day. .Mat tin Lodgi, N'o. i;. Loyal Knlght.t of
America, wll! nu-et IhN evening In Itcese's
hali.
MHs Tlllle lleiger. d .S'.utli .Main str.-t,
Is sei-loiisl.i II! at her hiii'ie.
William C. I y, of Main street, visited
lrleuds In HtrntidMiuig on Wednesday.
Di- .1. W. Ilonser and William Masters
wer.- on a hunting xpcdltinn l-i Mliwnti.
Icee on Weiliicsiluy.
JKK.MYN.
Professor l-J. Ii. Hovard, stieiiitendent
ol Dimnioiv school-., spent last evening
in town.
Mr. ami Mrs. (borge H. Dunn, Air. ami
Mrs. 11. A. Wlllnan, Mrs. Al. J. Shl UK
Mir. Joseph Tennis. Airs, l-'iancls clen-
lall, Airs. O.ibini.e, Allsses Aliuidan.- Ity
lner, AlNs ,Iost blue, Davis, .Mls l.llza
belli Itnaeh, AleSls. Thendiiro Towntell.l,
'. H. Ilo;. t, II. ,1. Deliraw, I-'rank lien
dull, J. L. Snlllan and William T. Os
borne attended (Hack's "Picture Pl.t;."
al Carhondale on Wednesday evening.
The funeral ol All. .lame, (illllg.m,
whoc death resulted from Injuries re
ceived III the lileuwciod mines, will lake
place this morning at ! o'clock. Scrvlc-s
In S-K-reil Heart church. Interment in
Citlvar cemetery.
The grocery stuck or Hie Hell Shire
company was iroved on Weduemluy from
the Stubbs liullilhig to the Hart building,
wlicie the inw ilrtn of Bell & Wheeler
will conduct business.
Tin- borough council will hold ili-'lr
regular meet lug I his evening.
A i-oiiesiiomlPilt asks. "What Is the
lealti-r with ih. lire alarm system Tor the
construction of which council npprupil-nti-il
Ji Nicral month ago?" The lanli.
ness manifested In putting In the sBteiu
Is in strange emm-ast with the haste ex
lilblte.l in M-ciulng tin- appioia-lotlon -mil
as the borough Is without an alaim sj s
tcm some Inloi inallon as to the cause of
lelu ought to In- roitlKomlug at to
night's voimcll meeting.
lr--. .lidin Him ami Airs. Walter Hmv,
of llazh-ion me vlsltlm, relatives in.
town.
Alls. V. W. Kiln., of Avo. a, l the gne-t
or lit r daughter. Alls. Chin leu Davis, on
Second sticet.
Those who attended the high school en-tertalnmc-iu
at Ar. I.b.ild on Tucsdiv
evening from this town w.-iv: Airs. John
'I'ighe, Allssc.s Kail" MeHuvern, .Sadie
Timlin. Alamle Timlin t.ti.t Messrs. Will
iam ,1. Ilerg.iii and James Qiilun.
AKCIIHAIJ).
The enleitalnnieni given ,n- the pnpIN
of the lllgli school in Km iter Mutlu-w
opera house on Tuesday evening, was
eminently creditable In evei-j way. It
was 'attended i,y ,.RI. .'enee and
that they were satisfied was evident by
the generous apphiu-e with which em ii
number was received. Tin pupils were
isslsted by their principal. Pint'. A.
Kelly. Airs. Joseph O'llrlen delighted' the
audience wltli two ehnrming solos and
she nl-o sang a duet with Prof. Kelly.
Little AIlss Kan-ell. of Parsons sang her
way Into the hearts of her hearers and
AIlss Agnes Callahan lecitul two sel
tlons in a highly phasing manner. .Slit
was obliged to respond to a heart v en
core. AIlss Abivh AlcNulty also tllstln
gulshed herself by a well rendered recita
tion anil the other recliathinlsts, Patrick
.McDonnell. Hernard AlcNulty anil Kr.mp.
es Kearney uc(Ultted themselves with
great credit. Klchurd nml Joseph l-'oute
made their debut as mandollnisis and
weio received with such favor that they
were called on to tepeat tlielr perform
mice. AIlss Jennie O'lloyle ctllclently
served as accotnpamsi during the even
ing. II. J. Battle's Impeisui'atlons of
funny charncteis were received with tin
usual relish. Itlehavd Koote delivered the
salutatory and admirably presided dining
the evening. The entertainment was a
great success anil tin- lecture fund of
the school to which the proceeds will be
given, will be considerably enriched. The
principal as well as th-- pnpll.i nie to be
complimented because nf the character
and success of this their llrsl entertain
ment. Hev. J. (!. Kudolph, formerly pastor of
the ICviingelical Luthernn chinch of this
place. Ik visiting friends her. Hev. Air.
itiidolpl now has a charge near Haiti,
mote. API., and he Is also studying medi
cine at a college In that city. Ills many
ttichds in this vicinity will be glarl to
know- ili.it he Is prospering. fg
The fmieittl of the late Patrick .Mrif&,
ol the Knst side, took place o'l Wednes
day afteinuon. Services were held hi St.
Thomas' chinch and tho body was Inter
led In the Catholic cemetei.
OLYIMIANT.
AIlss Cmnia Tlnsley and Henry HIns.
laud wero united In marriage Wednesday
evening in the home of the la ides mother
Airs. Alary Tlnsley. of Urassy Island, by
Hev. 11. T. Hammond, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, llride and groom
were unattended. The bride, wore a pret
ty co'tunic or blue silk with lace trim
mings. Only the relatives of the con
tracting panics witnessed the ceremony.
Hoy, the 11-year-old son of Air. and Air's.
D C. Kvans. of Susquehanna sticet, had
his aim broken on Wednesday while skat
ing. This Is the second accident that
bus happened to the boy within the pust
few months having hail his arm crush
ed by a train of cars last July. Dr.
Craus Is attending him.
AIlss Jennie Davis entertained AIlss
Kulie Heese, of Jerniyn, yesterday.
An ait exhibition will be held at the
residence of II. 13. KIngslcy, of Hlakcly,
next Tucsduy evening In aid of the (Hake,
ly lluptlst church. A musical and lltei
u ry programme will also be rendered and
ivtjeshments served. The pi Ice of admis
sion will be in cents. Pictures will be sold
ut very low prices.
James Wheeler, who was Injured while
ut work last week, Is able to bo out again.
Airs. I'felffei'. who has been Visiting her
part-nu In South Kc-runtou for the past
week, returned home yesterday.
Airs. W. L. Bellinger und daughter. AIlss
Nellie Hchlager weie tho gttestr. of Dr.
and .Mrs. Pier, of Avoca, yesterday.
It. c. Hclilnk is doing Jury duty at
Scranton this week
Airs. William .Matthews, of West Scrim
ion. is the guest of Airs. John Pcttigrew,
of Hlakcly.
.Mrs. Hugh Jones, of Parsons, who has
I i visiting ut the residence of John
Penman for the put weck.returned home
M-Ntcninv.
Aim mi nusklrk. of Taylor, spent
yesterday with her son, Dr. W. L. Van
Husklrk, of this place.
T. F. and P. J, Jordan, or Mcrnuton
visited relatives here ou Wednesday.
Airs. (Iwyllni Kdunidx. of (.dwardsdiilc,
Is visiting her mother here.
TALKS OP THE SAtOKINQ ROOM.
Prom Ihc Pocket Mugiilui .
flenllenien," be win the mini with the
paste diamond pin as the train marcj
Toledo, '1 want ymi to be on the wat h
for a certain highway crossing wr arc
about to conn- to. There the engineer Is
signalling lor It here It Is!"
"What happened here?" asked the man
with the ml'slug thumb.
"The nihcitti.ro of my life. sir. 1 was
In love Willi a ilch widow In Toledo mid
was out Willi her one day ror a buggy
ride When we leached this cios-lng ilio
horse balked."
"And n train came thundering down
iixjn you? '
"It did, sir. We weie light nc-toss the
tracks, and though I whipped and shout
ed and prayed, the Iiomc would not mo-v.
Death slated us In the face. I lived a life
time In sixty seionds. Do you observo
lliesn beads of perspiration on my brow
as I recall the Incident'.'"
"Yes. you seem to sweat," loarscly re
plied tho man with tho missing thumb.
"Tin- train struck you, of course?"
"It was about to do so, sir it was i fin
ing down upon us like a mountain ava
latiche we were about lo be struck and
mangled beyond recognition, when
when "
"Well, what was It?"
"When It slopped, sit. and switched off
on a elding, and we were saved! I was
hardly conscious for a few minute. I u
iiii'inhi r tlr.it I crleii out In a hysterica!
wit that tin- conductor of the tialn
canil- forward and proposed lo the widow
and was accepted thai I found myself
fooling It back to town tli.it thttt "
"Then yon were not killed?" demanded
the man with the missing thumb.
"No, sir."
"Well, you ought to lmc been, and If I
were you I'd go at omul unking folks to
excuse mo for lit lug."
o
I NPHOKKriSlONAL.
"Yon ee." t-ald the man with the o.i.il
ling on his little linger, "I didn't believe
there was a nun in all New York slurp
enough to get away with me. I was u
stranger to Hie town, and I slohed
around when ver 1 pleased for two weeks
mid nothing happened. 1 had made up
my mind It was a tlead-easv. town when
1 fell In with i. stranger who wanted to
sell me some- lung green stuft al twenty
coins ou the dollar.
"He was In what Is called the err-on-goods
business? ' queried tho man with
the ml goatee.
"UMietly, sh, und I gave him welcome.
1 had bcoti hoping to meet with Just stum
a chaii. I Kt him tlilnli he had a soft
snap, and after two or llnce days ar-i-.tngttl
to buy $.".,iiO0 worth of his goo K
Hi- took me to an olllce over in Jersey
City to wind up ilit." unfair. You gentle
men know how It Is played, ol coin so?" !
"I can't su I do," replied the man with
the Hurnslde whiskers.
"Only good money Is used." continued
tin slor.i -teller, "liny count jou out
fj.mni and put 11 in a satchel on a shelf
and talk to you am) get you to turn your
back. Thin m confederate In another
room opens a panel and change the
satchels, giving .-on n similar one which
has nothing but old papers In It. The vic
tim Is hiirrb-d olf on a train, and Is .some
limes back at his home before he disc tv--rs
the fraud. '
"And tin pla.ied it on you the same
way?"
"They did. I knew the piogrutunie ex
actly, and whin Hie satchel was placed on
tin- sl-cif and the man asked me to look
out of the window I didn't km.. I kept
my eye ou the satchel, and had jut
reached oui for it when a dog which was
lying ou it lounge jumped tut' and hit me I
In thi- leg. In the confusion they changed
the satchels."
"And when u got back home.''
"oh! I knew all ahoin It .u on and
just walked down stairs and hadn't u
worl lo say. I'm no siiueaK"- when 1 get
hurt. Ii was till right up to the oorf busl
ness, !ut I can't get over tint, and I say
'l w.i- a nti-mi t ontcmptlMc rifle U'c
never resort to a thing like that in Chi
cago." ".My friend." said the nan with the nvl
goatee, "do you menu to say ou tire In
the green-goods business In Chicago?"
"Certainly, sir, and Insltinl of setting
a dog an a man we- always have- a coun
terfeit pollen an conn- In und give- him
the- collar and scare him half lo dentil.
That's what hurt me to see the rei dle-ss
brutality of the thing to have 'em set .1
dog on me to bile off Hie calf of my le-g
when they could have- poked a llehtcd
eigne In my e.ve or ptii-ki d me with a
pllchfoik to dl'tract no nit'-utkm. New
York Is a great town, sir grunt town
but for pointers on how to work tho
green-good game in a suave- and gcnte-el
maimer, with everybody sutlshcd all
mound, thev want to come to Chicago
anil take lessons'."
LAS.T WUHHS.
"We were- dustbin along ut the rale of
llfly ir Ik's nil hour aero-s the state of
Michigan," auld the man with the noble
l'oieheid, "when the engine struck an
open switch and every e ach followed It
off the rails. Among the fort victims
of the ucldent were two men, who turned
out to be a ph tuber and un Ice-man .c
spi -tlvely, 1 was badly shaken up but
not hurl, and as 1 helped to care for tho
plumber, he said to me:
"I am going to die', ami I would like to
say a few words to you about tin- plumb
ing busbies'. I have he-en. in it for tweu
t years, and have made TJ.oimj."
"Vr.!', iu predlts am t-normous. e f
eouive." 1 replied.
"Hut 1 never mode a dollai at plumb
ing. All my mmie mniu troni u-al cs.
tale. Tho prollts ou plumbing don't av-e-rage
7 per cent. Whenever 1 have
charged J2 for sending u man lo stop a pin
hole leak In a water-pipe I have be-en a
epiarter out of pocket. Hut for my real
estate eltlll-e. IH-taiy JUIbllc, (llllcim. Ill
Ship and so forth, I shoidd have died
pen r Tell your fiii'iids to go Into un
dertaking If ihey wutit to make money,
and lo hewnie of tho plumbing business.
You Intel best go over and say a few words
to the lee man."
"I u m glael to se-e- ynu " sal I the Ice
man, as 1 snt down beside him. "I wish
to make a cnnfcssien. 1 have been In tho
Ice but'lnees for fifteen years, and am
worth lliu.iw. If I had attended to rent
ing housi-c buying Junk und laying .is
plmlt sldowatlo. I might now bo worth
double what I am."
"Hut the millions of pieces you havo
solel under weight must htie netted you
tens of thousands of dollars." 1 protested.
"I have always given eleven pounds for
ten, my deir liny, and customers kicked
nt that. It Is u losing business from start
lei finish, and all Ice-men an philanthrop
ists. There Is money In an oyster-stand--heaps
o' money bin buware of the Ice
business."
"Then neither you nor the plumber de
sires to confe-ss?"
"Confess?" Why. we have submitted
to loss and extortion for years, and ate
row dying with the .-lean-Ht of eon
sciences! Poor plumber! He has worked
like a slave, and his lead pipe cinch haa
been nit. It has been the sumo in my
business I havo had the cold throw-down
on all sides."
"Well, I am umazeel!" I said, as 1 roo
up.
"Ve. 1 prcsumo so. und I am glad eitt
miJcrslaud things at lust. Ln't then a
lullor umong the Injured?"
"Yes, und he will nlso elle."
"Then hustf n lo him ut run e. me. hoy.
Tho profits on the tailoring business are
..'OO per cent., you know, ami he will prob
ably wunt to confess to the extent of a
column or more'"
o
A QI'HKn AKKAIH.
"Speaking abiut nueer railroad feci
dents," tmld tho man with the. Washing
ton nose as ho lighted another bad cigar.
"1 think that affair at Oulvt-rvllln wns thu
eiueeiest of all. 1 was on tho truln my
self, und the iiewiipaper men were Inter
viewing mt for weeks afterwords."
"Will, go ou with your yarn," sail the
Gail $rben jSXl
I Eagle Brand ill? J
j Condensed Milk 3g??
Mas No Equal as an infant Food. lgiJjgS' C
C "INFANT HEAlTrTsrHT FREE. CoNStnstJ, W
jpfl,iflPt.ljl le' nj)Hffnliwjg "ljlrV"Ti jijTtinnw'jjrto'ii1j PTJWfBiib
man lth the gi tne- leg. us be settlcel blm-s-elf
down.
"i,. iti-r k ih down pivdc ll.i.i riiib
abovo Culitlillli ." eoti'lniicl Hie -tnry
teller, "and ror soni.- n.-isnn Hit .ill -brakes
1-cfns-eel to work. The rails W'-re
we-t. and the heavy train Murtnl off like
gre:is--d lightning. You lulls about Hying,
but no bird ei.uld In vt caught 'is. There
were two htii dice! people on that train,
and sii.ii si rcutnlng und shrieking you
never henrd!"
"Yes. of course. Well, she left the
rails?"
"She did. About folly rods from tin
depot she left the- lulls and took lo the
sticet. It Is ealleil lleipe street. I believe.
We rati up that stivrt uliiml eighty tods
nml then turned. Into Thompson street,
t'pon my soul, but I thought we were
geme ns wv ttirni'd the corner, but we
righteel again and ion down anil turned
Into Alnln street. We ran over and killed
a log as we turiu-d Into this street."
"I follow yon. You inn down Alain
strc-t to Cnthurli i-?"
"Yes, nf."
"And turned Intel Cntlieilm and wcnl
half way il'iwn the hies k ami came to a
dead halt In front of the po.-tolllce?"
"Y yes, sir, but how did yon know
ubout it?"
"Oh, 1 lived Hie re al the Mine."
"You did. eh?"
"Yes, sir. Not (inly I hat, but 1 w-hh pewd.
master, and had arranged with thu ceiu
eltutor to deliver the malls Hint wa, so
us to save hauling from the- depot! That
was our llrit experiment, bin all mull
twins now take n.at route tin lo,r was
not killed, but only slightly Injured."
"Then-then !" summered tne tna-i
with the Washington lies .
"Oh! ou haven't got anything to eev
not a wtiiel!" late-rrnpteil the other as
he llltcel Ids game leg to lite seat. "If I
couldn't tell siiiuetl.lng lo Interest the
crowd I'd cither go ti. sleep or look out
of the windrw and count the number of
spottcel hnvs we pas-s In ail hoar!"
A DISASTKOI S l-3Mi:itMII-.Vr.
Shu Wns (Inlv Trying .to Kcenioini.e
bv Doing llci Own Painting.
("rem the Detroit Km- I're.-s.
Slip Is u young housewife trying
bravely to be ee-ememili-.il rinel preiudly
unnotinceel the either elay thut she- wiis
painting ln-r own I'tirulltirv and An
lures this sptlns.
"t Hhouhl Judge see." snlfled her lllis
luind. for the- air was lllled wiili the
odor of tui'Pe-l-.liiie that Heetncil to be
come' tin ingredient eif the food "1
knew It when I turned the coiner coin
ing; hoine. Pel have such work done
away fioni the house, evm If we had
to save a few dollars when It i-eime-s lo
buying mi (Custer liottni'i."
"It stilke-s mo that you preiv'i econ
omy ii'id want to praclle-e extravn
gance. .My worl. looks beutilli'ul nnii
fill It ceist von was tin paint. I really
felt lifiiiny in the thought that you
would show some appreciation, but I
suppose' 1 must be l-u'llcllt With tllP
approval of tnv own consei"iiep.'
.lust as thev weie cbeuil ready to
stint I'm- u patty that evening the wife
let out a pletcing shrle-k. She hiitl
thoughtlessly snt deiwn on the- eelge nf
the bath tub fur a see-ond. hut It wan
long enough to daub u whole section
of her elegant gown. In his hast" to
teiieli her the husbnpil fe.ll over a rock
er, slrevtklng nml sliiniilng his elri-ss-i
suit with white palm. The nale-fac-!
mi lil cattle limning anil when she saw
that no one was killed, thicv lurxi-lf
Into u e-haii that stuck to her with all
tin tenacity of fresh Mirnlsh. Tho
ciiachniiin at the front .loot- thought It
n inntter of life ami eleath. He- sprang
from his seat, gathered paint all along
the mute nml went b.u It m ic tin
team gallonlng wildly past ,e ilbt.int
elect rli- llghl. while Hie carria,.- swung
from one- side of the street to Hi oilier.
They illel not en to th.- pain The-
wife Inirnl a collection nf cleMp liiu--li--s
anil threw a inn uf n.n-ii into thej
LAOiES DO YOU KNOW,
lip DR-PLIX LE BRUM'S '
Steel Pennyroyal Treatment ;
i., Ilin .irif.innt fiml unle- T-'lllvKI'lf
safe) nnil n'liable cnre cm the mui-lce-l.
lrie-e. $1.10: sent, by mail !
(K-iiuhioholdiiulyb-
Win. tl. Clark, ,ti( I'enn, e,, Scrantein, lu
VARICOCELE CURED
"liy tin- Annual IXtinet:.
NO DRUGS. NO KNIFE.
Meellelll lllhll-e free
Write 1 i- book til 111.-
Viibln"tiiii I'lienile-al i a
Nei ell-j I'Jtlt !-l . N. V.. Wii-liliiKiun, 11 i
0 To Any Mm,
WILL PAY $100 FOR ANY CASE
Of Wciil.nes . in .Hen Tin.') Tient mid
J'nil to Cine.
An Omalin, Company places for thu ,'
Hint time bt-toie tin public a MAUI
CAI. TUHATMBNT for the cure of
Lo.st Vitality, Nervoutt and Se.xunl
WeaknesH, and Ilcstoration of Life
Force In old and young men. No
worn-out Frenrh remedy; contains no
I'liosphurouH or other linrnifiel diui;s.
It Is a WONDKUFUIw T.IUATMR.S'T.
MiiKieal In ItH eU'ectn postlvo In Its
cure. All renders, who are RUt'erlni;
from iv weakness that blights tlielr ,
life, causlnpr that mental and physical
sufferliiK pei'iiliar tu I.oit Manhood,'
Kltould write to tho STATK MKDICALi
COMPANV, Suite T17. Hanpra Uulldlng. '
Omaha, Neb., nnd they will pond you i
nliKolutely FUKK, a valuable paper on
theco illHenPun, and postlvo proofs of
their truly MAOICA1. TM3ATMKNT. '
TlioiiHandu of men. who have lost all
hope of a etno ore beliiff restored by
them to a perfect condition. i
This MAOICAL, TltUATMHNT may I
be tauen at home unde-r their direc
tions, or they will pay railroad farn
and hotel bills to nil who prefer to ro
thero for treatment. If they fall to
cure. They are perfectly rellablo;
havo no Free Prescriptions. Free Cure,
Free Sample, or C. O. D. fake. They
have $2:i0,000 capital, and prunruntee to
cure evi-ry case they treat or refund
every dollar; or their charges may he
deposited In a bank to bo paid to tl.im
when a cure Id effected. Write them
today.
fct.
ft -c
For Sale by JOHN H PHELPSi Pharmacist, cor. Wvomlno ounuo ar.a
6pruc street
alb v. The liusimmi plied finniture- Into
it biiu shed with the ttn of a luggage
iuaslei I", unel tnaele it contr.ii t w Ith n
painter bv telephone. The tnniel gave
nutlet' and the r-iiachnuin Is suppofeil
to 1'iti'i' headed for his fonncr home In
Knit land.
UcN'T WW ANY HIRKft about
hcallll. Avoid ceittshH, ceihls, fe-vers,
imetttnonhi, mid nil otltnr sltnllnr all
inenta by lp"plug your blood ilch ami
piiri wllh llnud's Sp.rsnpntilla.
Hnnivs PIILSatP purely ve-gptublc
ntid ilo mil pnrg", p.iln or gripe. All
iltugglsts.
For Infants and Children.
TM fie
S1EU9
c&&&i&
' it es
e-Terj
utillir.
J, , GUERNSEY'S
GREAX
MUSICAL
ESTABLISHMENT
: Is the best place in the state to buy
1 either an
gan or
YOtj CAN lll'V Clli:PHR,
VOll CAN IIUV ON IJASY THKMS,
VOU CAN IJUY Ill-rTli INSIKUA1HM'S
Than ut an ollit-r phiet.
Don't tail to call and see lor
yourself.
Ware room,
205 Washington Avenue,
SCRANTON. PA.
Steam and
Hot Water
Hot Air Furnaces,
Sanitary Plumbing,
Gas and Electric
Light Fixtures.
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRING,
the:
II j COMNELL CO.,
434 Lackawanna Ava.
KT- Ut-4.
"W- -
PUT YOURSELF IN OUR PLACE
Anil yun Mill ri'iitle biiw e-iHi 11 h te i'ttf
t lb vntir liimie luiii'loiile wltli a Irillllii
initliiy. u llttlei al a time nml von elon't
nils. It.
BARBOUR'S HOME GREDITHOUSE
25 LACKAWANNA AVE.
CONRAD
SELLS
Dent's, Perrin's, IStc,,
Kid Gloves, from . . .
25c. to $1.00.
The largest and most com
plete line in the city.
'.i"..,l i.l Uojj: v.lu; to me foi
Ncrvcui Uebilitjr. Lch of Po-Jrcr,
Impotcncy.Airophv.VariccMli.'An'I
r'her weaknei!.cj, f rora any ciiu.
u:o Stilno I'llli. Drains cbeclcj
ani full vicor quickly rcstond.
If ne-c !ccti. iMlt I'A.blst rciuli ratilr.
Mailed for $Utf!(lboit3!1.00. VitV
$3.00 orders wc rive a (ruaramec to
cure or relunrt tho money, Address
PEAL KEOIUINE CO., Clsvelarul, O.
lUETlliC
J-
tjioves.
JIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIH
-
The
Newark
c 0-
S tbe eleitliliiK n man mciiih, In iiinU rlslit be initil buvetlie proper Irlnd or rootnenr, S
inn- men m Nlioet ipeiik fur tbniuielvi"e Inure eloone-ntly tlmn we run Temptlnii In "
S Ftvleiind In price. You're nitre to bei mitlilled with Till', NI-lWAIlli'M fibtmii for 2
Sf 1I1PII Ullel bnvi.
1 The Newark Shoe Store, I
mm
Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming Aves.
mm wm
mm
, e Acnt4 for the Poster Hoot for Indie. and the James A. UunlMer Shoe E
w for men. -
M mm
nl!IIIIIIIilli:iill!llllillIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!tllllllll!ll!lllllllllllllllin
A. BITTENBENDER
BITTENBENDER & CO.
SOI.K OKNTS fell!
WACONMAKER - BLACKSMITH SUPPLIES, IRON AND SIEEL
LASF
lYOURHORSESHOER
FOR THE!
-,tMU-
-
Shoe for
'WINTER USE.
It ABSOLUTELY prevents Sllpplnf-
xgV
mJiTMJ .W-McnMMaw).rXKbN
Wm- ftfiSI THE
VJA S ' L: i
Cii i & JT iC'ZH
J w
LACKAWANNA LliEU fllL
HWUFACTIIRiR? OF
Ulli
lliU Timber cut to oriier on short uotic-. Hardwood Mine Rails
Riiwod to unifoiin lengths constantly on huntl. 1'celed llr-mloelt
Prop Timber promptly l'lirnishcd.
iMlLI.S At LrtHs Fork. Potter Co.. on the Buffalo and Susquc
lanna Uailroad. At Minn, Potter County, Pa., on Coudersport. and
?ort Allei-any Kailro.td. Capacity-400.001) feet per day.
Gl-.Sl-.KAL OIT'ICK -Hoard of Trade Uuildtng, Scnlnton. Pa.
Telephone No. 4014.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURiNGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA. Manufacturers of
WlIlUIflliiUIGIIUlEIS,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY,
(II'MIRAL OFBICB. SCRANTON. PA.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Scheilul: In litlect November 15, IS))
Trains Leave Wilkes-Barre as Follows
7.30 a. m., week (Jays, for Sunbury,
Harrisburp;, Philadelphij,- Balti
more, VVashinRton, and for Pitts
burp; and tho West, !
10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazlelon, ,
Pottsvillo, Reading, Norrlstovn, ,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisbura;, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, WnsliiiiKton and Pitts
burp; and tho Vosl.
3.15 p. in., wee days, for Sunbury, '
Harrisburp;, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and tho Wodt.
3.15 p m.. Sundays only, for Sun- .
bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
and Pittsburg and the West.
6.00 p. m., week day3, for Harlelon ;
antl ?.WdoD. 0,n-. IM. Az.r.:.
I. IS. IIUICHINSON. Ui-neril Manater,
Central Uiiilroad of New Jersey
(I.oIiIkIi unel 83wnm,lieiniiu UlvlMull)
ritutle.t ill Nl-l l)lK -l-'liDl uf l.ibc-ity
Hieet. N. It., himI Whin Hull TVrnilnti..
Aiitlii'in-lli- t-t mi iiffil pxi-ii'.Hlvuly, insur-
t.n . I.. 111II1111.U iticl 1 iirntttrt
I'cir Mini li i''l7'i-.l'Vl!;li!:?';' -,,!,''"'
!',-k- iriiil.,1' ! ;; "i.Miu ' ;. Z:
.r.'. .. 'i., .'. .11-. ,. m
minima. - ; ,. ,,
l-'nr Limn liruiii'li. f)t-.in drovi-, in., i
S.20 a. in. ami 12. 13 p. in.
For Itmiillnif. !." "on ami Hart Inttitt-t
Ma Allflitown. 1.21X1. ni.. 12.13. 3.00 p. 11
t I 1". tl If
Tlirumjll lU lift" 1" 'll P"lmi at loiwat
i-'ilo mav b' hail en i.pplleutlou In ail-vunt-ii
to tin' ti- k"! apont ut th. Ht.iKon.
II. 1'. HAI.DWl.W
(Ion I'lUk ' I
J. U. OMfAt'SUX. Hen- Sn'pt.
Del.. I.aclui. and Vestcrn.
Klfof t Monday. Nov. 21. IS'iT.
Trains have- Si-ranli-n a teiliiw: i:
iiieH9 for Now York and all pedum Hunt, ;
1.40, 2.W, 5.13, e.W and 10.20 u. in.; 12.3.3 mid
j jj ,. jj.
UxpreH.e for Kahtein. Tie ninn, l'hll.iii-.
phlu and tin South. 1.1.3, S.0U and to.20 a.
111 . 12 Ki und 3.M 1- in '
WHHhlnnioii and way stutloiiH, 2.1,1 p. 111.
Tubyltaiina in-i-omnici'iitloii. i.lo p. ni.
......I s.. til.. ..!.., n.f.,,, ClaiKuii,. t.l
IUIIICIO I" !' '"P
eHl ueill C7iieeeie-r.
lilnilhaiiitoii i.nil wuy stutloiisi. I.iA, p. in.
Nil llolKOIl iie-e-uj iii-iueiuii, u.i. (i. in.
IiliigHiimtoii and Klnilru i-mpiohi, 5.3.3
in.
lllllDe'eliltlu 101 1111111, ri u 1, iiiiiiinini
llHllllllulr, 'riiiufc,euu eeiui iiir. niiiuii
Niiriluiiuberlaiiil anil Intfrrnoellati' Htu
t'.otiH, 0.00, 10.20 a. in., and 1.53 and u.oo p.
111.
X.intl'"l.ii and Intortr.ieliati ntatlem-,
h.t'S ami II.20.1. in. Plymouth ami Inii.'
mi llikto Hliiilc-u8, :i.4e) ami 8 47 p in. For
Klnoton. 1210 p- in-
Pullmnn parlor and pjeepini,' loaclicu on
i.ll I'xpi'pHn traltiB.
For eletulli-il Information, pocket tim.--tahli'8.
etc., apply tei M. 1.. Kmltli. Dis
trict Pas.ctnser Aitcnt. de-put ticket 0II1 -o
l.iie ami WynniliiK Valley.
Ir i-rfoit Sept in. is57
TrtliiM leuvt- Srrantou for Xew V'ork
and ii'ttrmt-kilato pclntH on 1-Irlo ralliei.nl,
al.io for llawley nml local points at 7."X
u. in, ami 2.2.3 p. in.
IliK ch-.llllllli'M' .lllil eeillitnrl. ,, ,w.
TI.M1-: TAIILI'. IN UFl'Kin' NO; H. '' I
Truln- Ifiivt Sc-iMlitoii lor l'lttHlnli,
Wllkcs-Hiiile-, iu-., ut .. ILK',. 11-jW a in-.
K. 13, aw. 3.'i.". "I"1. 7-1'1 i- n- Siniiluy.J-W. ,
11. 111., I.Oi. -MS, 7.10 j). 111. .
Por Atlantic (Tl, $.20 u. m , .,.,,., ,,,
I-'or New York. Ni-waik unel l-llzuli.-H . ,
S.2U (I'MH'i'i-MI u. 111., 12.4'. (i-xpri'fH with
. .in. ....ii,.... 11 en
jnine-i puriiir rail, - i.-j.- ,-
Siniilay. 2,ir 11. 111. I I'ii I n le.ie'lnK 12.I-; l
111 urrlve-K .it I'lilluile-llililu. lte-.iellti 1 r
111I11.1I .-tlii l. 111. ami Xi'W V"ik t. i. in.
Fill- I'ottHvllI. u-20 a. in- 12.4- p. 111.
Ite-iiirnliiK Iciivfi Xi'W ork. fotit nl l.ib-e-rti
utieit, North ItlM-r. at 11. in (eMim-
1 in I. Hi. 1.2". I'3 ('M1!''1' i"i llulfcl
iilii-liii- .-ur) n. in. rtnnilui. 1.20 u. 111.
I e-ivi- Now York, fool Wliltoh.ill 8tre.-t.
Pe.'itti IVrry, nl w.'ii a. in.. I 00, 1.23. 3.;.3
p. 111. I'aiJsouKorh inivlni; ur ilrpartlim-
fioin thl tornun.11 um l-uiiiiii-i iih-i-i-love-r
with all tin ili-vatd ruilioiiiln.
lliouil'Au. 1 al.K- ru. anil re-rlloH 10
HriieililMi ami Stul. 11 Inland. imikiliK
(iiiiok tiaiiKfc-r 10 ami from llranel I'oiitrul
Hi-iii.t i-iul I'Oi-K Island K.ellroail.
1 Vavi) I'l Uadolpbla. IteailltiB Ti-rmlii.il.
flil u in., -00 and 4 '! P- m- Stimlu. C.23
KxpreaH for t'tlca anil Hlehlleltl SprlusH
2.a3 u. in. nnd 1.53 p. nt.
IthuPrt. 8. IB. ti.no a. 111.. ami I.E.'. p. ni.
Fur Northumberland, I'ltttdon, Wllkob-ilai-r.-.
Plymouth, Hloiimsbunr ami Dun
villi', niukliitf t-loni innneetlon at North-
a
ii ti i it i r-a. i
ac
J. M. KEMMERER.
Power, Holt and Rod Thread-
n Jltl( Xappiiipf, Power
Shceirinc: and Pun chin a
A Diamond or Drop Frame
TIIIH IM YOUII CIIOIOK (11- TlfK
st'ltWl'tiN STP.lll.INM AN'UHTKUNS
llll'ilM-N
H ?!?,HK-
.Managers ut Bicycle Dept,
An He- at Scranton fioni above polutH
al ln.23 a. m., 3.15 ar.el !.2S p. m.
Delaware and Hudson.
On Monday. lnl 6, iralni will le'-ivu
Sri.jlitilli HH leillilWo; . .
For c'.irliniiilali H.20, T.ri... S.i'i, 10.1.', a.
111.; 12.00 Ileum, 1.21, 2.2D. 11.32, S.23, ij.2j, 7.37,
i'. 1.1, it', is p. 111.; i2.it) a. in
l-'eir Albany, SarateiKil. Montreal, Uo.
ton. Xi-w KiikIiiiuI iieiiiite. itc, U.2U u. 111 ,
2.20 11. m.
For llone.-elulp C.2i). S.35, 10.13 a. 111 I
12.CKI noon; 2.20, .3.2.3 p. in.
l-'or Willie H-Harru 11.43. 7.50, S.I3. !' ",
10.1.3 n. 111., 12.CC,. 1.23, 2.2i, ;i.3Ji t.llj (UH 1. .
li.Jti. II .Hi p. ni. 1
For Now York. PhllaMoliiliU, rfr., v. t
l.eliiKn '.illey It. It., i;.45, '7.:.i a. nj.. IJ.o.i.
1.2.3. 4.11 p 111. (with HlJck JJiamojiel li-pre-.-r-i
11.20 p. 111.
Feir I'e-nn.H, lv.iiilu It. R. point" 0.15, 'J.:J?,
a. ni.; 2.2S. t.ll p. m.
l-'in- wi"tern points via Jhlale YU .
Tl. I!.. 7.3-J a. in.. 12.0.3,-;I.S! Jwitlr- Hla k
I'lunioiiel nvprcyie). H..30, ll.Sit p. in.
Traliic will airlves ut Scrant'in aa lol
luwh: Freini C.irbcnelale nml the north . t-")
7.13, sin, p.m. 111.10 11. in.. 12.no noon. 1.2'.
2.21. 2.2.1, 4.:J7, ,3.43. 7.4.3. I'. 13, 11.23 p. in.
l-'i-ein, Wllki-s-llr.rr.- nml tho 3oiith 1 '
7.30. S..30, 10.10, 11.3.3 a. in.; I. Id. 2.11. 3.t
r..2'. '1.21, 7.33, 9.11,1. 0.1.3 11. in ; 12.03 a. in.
.1. W. Itrnn.PK. C, V. A. Albany. N. V.
II. V. e'P.tiS;!. p. I', .v.. rii ranton, I'a
I.elti;li Valley Miatlrottil Syhteni
Antliiiu-iti Cn.il I'l-ri, i:ti.siirlns C'te?unli
iiomi anil Comfort.
in i-;ffi-:ct mv. 11, iw.
TitAiNS ;j:avi: schaxto.v.
For i'lilliiili-lphiii ami N'e-w York via Ii.
& II. It. It. at i;,43, 7," ii. 111., UIHl 12.03, 1.23,
2.2S. 4.41 ((Slack nitur.ontl i:.pre"js) ana
11.110 p. Ill,
For IMiit-tuii .mil Wllkp.i-H.irre via I.
I.. Ai XV. It. It- "-oil, S.tW, 11.20 (I. III., I.."i5
l.lu. i!.'"J p. I".
ami prlii.'l.ml point.-. In tho .-oal ri'Bloiw
yu i . . .. .u t.w a. ,.. 12.03. 2 2.
I or Willi'" navrii. riiiztoio.-i, rotisviiie.
I....I....1 ,Li,l.,t tl, .1, ., t .....fl......
illiee .11 p. in. ...
For Ili-tlilc-'.if-ni. W.ihioii, JtoiulliiK, II ir
lit Inn K and pilmipal' Inti-rtiit-illnte rt.i.
tlniiK vli I) '- H- It. It.. 0.1.3. 7.uu .1. 111,
12.0.3. 1.23. 2.2S, 4.11 (illuc-k Diamond K-pro-'i.i.
tl.Mi p. in.
For Tiiiikhaiinoi'k, 'lowaiulu, Klmli.i,
Ithnou, (le-ni-vii, unel principal intonnocli
mi' Btalleitix via I).. I.. XV. P.. Jt.. ej.oi,
S.0S 11. in.. 12.40 and .1.40 p. in.
l-'or Cloiiova. Itiu'lii titer. HnlTalo. Xiies,'-
ar Fall-, ciil'MKo. and all points im i,i
U. Ii. It. U-. 1203 12a (lliaelt nRmui. t
F-cproi'HI. "' anel 11. W p. m.
1'iillm.ui parlor and uli-i-pliic or l.ohm.i
Valley e-linir oar on all ij-jiIiih bc-uve-, 1
Willtfc-liairi and .Sow York I'hilaek-l-uliiil,
Hutfalo. 1. ml Sin-HMPiijilon Hiidijo.
IIOI.I.IX 11. WIUIII'K. (Inn. jtitpt
CHAP. b'. I.I-JK. ricn. IMm". A;'., I'hll.i.,
I'a.
A. XV. NONNK'I CIIRR. .tli. (5. 11.
P'o-k. Am.. I'hllail. itihia.. I'.i.
Sii'.intoii otli-1 . '! T.,n k.ewaiin.i avcini".
s(iitvrn ni vi Mo.v,
III i:iIoel Oe-leilie-r :el, ISJI7.
Xotill Iluilllli.
suutli Mntiiitl,
2U3KIII S03 ein-
'it fitatloni ' r ?
3 22 (Trains Dally. Kx. 2 J 2 ?
u y. ri'pi Minnay 1 i s a
! m Arrive i.euvp
.. 7'i'iN. Y. Kranklln s: .,
....I T 10 West t-.'nil street .
. : 7 co Wccliankuu 1 .,
up 11 Arrive Leave a
1 i
.. : jo.
1 mo
Ml' m'
- 4
' 1 1-3
ltwi
ii-j,,ii
nam ;
11240
'l-.T.f 1
fllStf
11 4U ,
.... II Mill 34'
.... tS 4711 18U '
.... W41tll3V
.... Ollll-.M
.... ll.'lVll'l
.... nn.1 un
.... own 11
.... lienor
... 0(0110)
.... oiNiiui.
.... till 11 OJ
.... 01s now.
... oio'ioas
r mi Lea
tadosiT
3 Ml
8 11
. II uncork
sinrllt'lu-
I'reston Park
Win um id
m
8
2 ;n
2Si'
4loywtile
en Mini
219
urfi
.'J co,
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