SATURDAY, JANUA1U S, 189S.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 181.
THE SCHANTON TRIBUNE.
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APPOINTMENT OF
HENRY K. BOYER
Will De Supcrinteadeat ol Philadelphia
MIDI.
SI'CCE&OR TO HERMAN KRETZ
Lock-Out in n Window (llnsi l'nc-tory-An
Opinion front the Circuit
Court--Tcrriblo Ocnlli of Mrs.
(JruyOtlicrNew Atyiut tho Slnto.
Philadelphia, Jan. ".Tlio announce
ment mmo from Washington this nf-
in noon that President McKlnley had
sent to tho senate the name of Henry
IC. Bojer, of Pennsylvania, to be sup
erintendent of the. United States mint,
In this city, suecpedlnu Human KieU,
i eslgned.
Mr. Poer wus bom at EvnnnluiB,
MotitponiiMy county In 1S"". At the
tigc of IS be came to Philadelphia and
taught fclninl until 1S7S!. when he be
Kiin the study of law in 1874 he was
ndmlttul to the bai mil has devoted
hlnnelf ever since to the m.ictloi' of.
his piofesslon In Wl be was elected
to tli- IcgiHlatute fioin tin- Hovetith
waid lie wns u-tloottl In ISM and
again in ISSC. He wis ihon speaker
In lS-7 .mil ai:aln in im At tho No
vember u1?tioit of 18W Mi. Hovtf was
electi 1 ulate tteastiiit ond illlllUK bin
two yi'iis tenuii' of office bad tb- t)d
nnuur and KeH 'ie bank fallutea to
contend with Mi. Hoym " for thy
fouuli time tlccii'.l to th letrWlntuio
riom tin Seventh waul In Novuni'or
1S11 and uiiii'i the irgnnlatlna of that
liod.v was again hoscli sp-MKer.
CiLAPS LOCKOUT.
T'lttbtui:, Jan. 7 Mitecnl of a fjen
eral n-munition of vvoik, at 4he win
dow (,'lof-s faeoiie )f tb counltv to
itionovv thi'i may be a gciu'ral lutk
iiut on 'iciMimt ot th" dltllsultv at the
Phllllin Oluss iimipa'iv's fncnuv on the
south t Ule.
I'ie-Wnt Ujmjs Is obuutule and s
hn will obey Ibe Instt uellnns of the
boarl and InsHt opon the lilnsluU'
inoiil if OitheuM Ahlmtin. If It results
in wiping the Window rila, Woikei.s"
a-soelation off the fn'e of I lie eat th
This statement was made ai noon,
and aftn that :lni- eveial membeis
of the Ameilcau Olass eompdiiy al
though lefuslng to niaU- a iioitlvv
stateni'-nl. pnatlcally admitted that It
had been decided to htand by the Phil
lips iranpwij, and mike no glass until
the tumble Is nettled.
CAN TRUST WINS.
Philadelphia, Jan. ".In the X idled
States citcuit toutt of ajipeals today,
mi opinion was handed down by Judge
Atheson. In favor of 'the Central Car
Tiust company, which was an Intel -vener
In the suit of Thomas f Phut
against the Heading Hullron.il i om
puny and othe-s.
The Car Trust company had asked
for an older on the Heading locelveis
to pay to It cettain mileage earnings
made by the Pennsylvania, Poughkeep
hlo and Boston Railroad company, with
which tho Reading company hud made
.i contract Judge Dallas had found
In favor of tha ;eceiveis In the eiicult
teuit and the Car Trust company took
an appeal. The cause Is now lemnnded
to tl citcuit court with direction to
"enter a diciee In favor of the tar
company.
POISON IN THEIR BREAKFAST.
I'our .Members ot n rmullyVicllms ol
.Mysterious Illness.
Bradford, Pa., Jan. ". C. P. Mont
gomery and three members of his fam
ily weie mysteriously poisoned jester
day, and that their lives were saved
Is due to the providential escape of the
oniy otner member ot tne family, a
son, aged 10, who summoned a physic
ian. Antidotes weie promptly admin
istered, and the patients, all of whom
wete piostrated, aie now out of dan
ger.
The family, compiling the father,
two daughters and two sons, had par
taken of breakfast but a short time
befote one of the daughters .showed
symptoms of poisoning. The others
became ill In quick succession. An In
vestigation failed to disclose the source
of the trouble.
RACE WITH DEATH IN A SLEIGH.
Woman Shot by llcr Son Tukeu
Tvvonty-siv .Miles to n Hospital.
Ashland, Pa., Jan. 7. While Sirs.
Eric Soldberg and her 8-yenr-old son
w ero alone yesterday at their home, at
Marengo Falls, the latter picked up u
shotgun and nimed It at his mother.
As she started tow aid hlin to take
away the weapon It was dlschaiged,
the contents enteilng her side.
When Soldberg leturned homo un
hour later he found his wife lying on
tne iioor tiying to stanch the flow of
blood fiom a gaping wound, and his
son ciouehed In a corner, almost para
lyzed from fright. Soldbeig drove with
his wife in a sleigh to Ashland, a dis
tance of twenty-sK miles, and she was
admitted to the hospital, wheie It Is
hald her Injuty Is likely to prove fatal.
STEALS KISSES AND RUNS.
Jin ii in tlio l.ongEiMurat WotU Agnlu
in (.'nimlo.il.
Philadelphia, Jan. 7. Camden police
aie, rehewlng their active search for
tlie "man In the long ulstej" who has
been stopping and attempting to kiss
females in the vicinity ot Fouith and
klne stiee.t8 jecently. Yesterday It
was reported that the fellow had the
audacity on Wednesday night of try
ing to kiss a young colored woman at
Fourth and Division stieets. Her
screams brought to her aid her
"gen'man fren,' " who had stopped In
a store, and who promptly attacked
mo as&auant. giving him several ef
fective blows, Jn the encounter hla
00BCHMVS
PILLS
'o'lhlloii mid Nervous Dlsordoissuchus Wind and Pain In the Htomueh, Hlfk Ileudnehe,
tildalneijs, ruiim.ss una Swelling ufter meals, DIuIiipk und Drovsluess, Cold Chills, Klush-
i"Ko;'!wu, Iajss of Appetite, Nhortneiw of
.....-...uii., friitiitmi ureauis mm un nt
"ymptonisiit, i-iiused bv i-onmliiutlon. us
most
KHMIjH INTvi!N1V MINUTbS. This Is no Iktlou. Evory sullenr It euruestlj luvitod to
Uj one lior of iieBe iui, und they will be acknowledged to be
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE-
DLECHAM'S PiLLS, taken as dim ted, will quickly lestore females Incomplete health.
Theypioiuptly remneot,str,iCu0Iuorrlegulurltlesof the syMem. For u
WEAK STOMACH, IMfiflfiED
they act Ilka magic a tw iii.a.'
Muscular Hyslem, renloVmr iii,
tile aud arousing wlll4!h.lii
frame. These are ftcM iiiil
J lost complex
of Health tl
thousands
Jobllltuted In
ny Patent Medicine lnV,
WITHOUT
rT ilfvvTT'jtJj.
M' or HviJsVit by U.
H1onto.s.ii0r prfre
.. 'JBaatDrugSton
.New York, postpaid,
Ions Ulster was pulled open, ghowlnjr
that he wore only o, pair ot trousers
and slippers beneath. He managed to
escnpe, though an angry crowd chased
htm. . '
The description of the would-be
kisser tallies exactly with that ot th
man who molested several young wo
men In the same locality a couple of
week ago, klsBlng one of them fairly
on the cheek.
WIDOW AS A CONDUCTOR.
I'luoky Woman lor Whom Trolloy
llold-Ups Hnvo No Terror.
Norrlstovvn, Pa., Jan. 7. Instead of
waiting for the opening up of new
fields of employment for women, Mrs.
Agnes .Sadie Halle, an ambitious and
Industrious widow or 40 summers, Is
taking the part of a pioneer In an of
foit to develop one. With that object
In view, she came to Norrlstovvn yes
terday from her home, In Manayunk,
to file an application with Genetal
Manager Douglass, of tjie Schuylkill
Ti action company, for nppolntment as
n conductor on a trolley car. She sayB
,he can call "Pares, please," as well
ns a man, and In a more persuasive
tone, and that she can perform all the
other duties ot a conductor.
Asked by a filend why she did not
apply for n similar position In Mana
yunk, she said she prefer! ed to begin
her pioposed new vocation wheie she
would not come In contact with so
many acquaintances, Mrs. Halle ac
quired a smattering knowledge of the
Outlet! of ii conductor from her hus
band, who filled such a position on one
of the lines In Philadelphia. She says
she knows she would like the position,
and believes that outdoor life would
be beneflelnl to her health.
At lut nccounts the plucky woman
had failed to secure tin Inteivlew with
Managei Douglass, and filends are tiy
Ing to dlssunde her finm bet purpo.se.
TRAMPS TERRORIZE FARA1ERS.
Two .tlurl.clmcn Held Up nt the Same
Spot .Vein Noriiitown.
Noulstown. Pa Jan,
7. Cliailes
Wutker, of Shauuunsvllle, und Samuel
Wlllan, of Sklppatk, weie held up by
turnips ut nn eaily hour this morning
on their wa.v to Noirlstown, where thej
occupj stalls in the maikets Walker
was stopped shoitly ufter 4 o'clock,
near Jeffersonv llle. Tlnee men spiong
fioin ambush and while one of them
posted hlmsef at the heads of Wal
kers hoi sen the two others tinned their
attention to the wagon and Its ocm
pant. By whipping up his hoises vig
orously. Walkei was enabled to escape.
Wicklan diove over the ame load an
hour later, and had a. pteclsely similar
expel lence.
The loads nil thiough the countty are
so Infested with tinmps that farmers
are following the example of the trol
ley emplojes and arming themselves
with levolvera when obliged to be out
after daik.
FROM MOUNTAIN'S CREST.
Sloigher's Horso Drops (100 reel in
Snow mid Escnpes Unhurt.
Shnmokln, Pa,, Jan. 7. A sleigh con
taining Mouth Oolemblewskl and his
son, of Danville, was Inst evening pie
clpltated by n snow drift over the edge
of the mountain facing Bear nap val
ley, COO feet below. Oolemblewskl tossed
his gun fiom the sleigh as It went
over the almost perpendicular wall ot
snow, and he landed safely In a drift.
His futher went down over the de
clivity with the hotse and sleigh, but
saved himself by clinging to a tree
that he struck In his descent. The
hotse, valued at $1,000, rolled to the
bottom of the declivity und escaped
uninjured, while the sleigh was totally
wtecked.
IRON PRCES ADVANCED..
Agreement by .Manufncliiiers us to
Structural Work.
Plttfcburg, Pa., Jan. 7. A new pi Ice
agreement has been enteied into by six
Pennsylvania manufactutets of struc
tural and bridge steel, known, as
beams, and the price was advanced
from $1.10 to J1.15 per bundled pounds.
The dims pledged to the agieement
are the Pencoyd Iron Works, of Phila
delphia: Phoenix Iron Works, of Phoe
nlxville; JJethlehem Iron company,
Eethlehem; Cambria Iron company,
Johnstown, Carnegie Steel company
nnd Jones Ac McLaughlins, of Pitts
burg. turned to Death.
Wllkis.Barre. Jan. 7 Mrs. Mnrg.it ctta
Giayot Womliig, met a horrihlo ileith
this morning She, was defending the
cellar ttxps of her home, earning a
lighted lamp when she slipped and fell.
The lamp exnlortecl and the burning oil
enveloped her bod. She dltd In 'terrible
agony a felioi t time ufter.
Polish Church War Ended.
Wllkes-Barre. Jim. 7. A Polish priest
from Pittsburg who arrived here Tues
day has brought the war between ;ho
opposing factions In the Polish church nt
Mill Creek to nnd end. It Is now said
that peace und harmony reigns once more
In the congicsntlon.
DICKSON WORKS CHANGES.
Hie
llloel. ot Item r.stntu I'luced
Upon the Market.
One of the biggest and most valuable
blocks of leal estate thut has yet been
placed on the Scranton murket Is ad
vertised for sale In another column by
F. E. Hitchcock & Son.
It Is nothing less than the whole of
the Dickson Manufacturing company's
plot on the east side of Wyoming ave
nue, it Includes the latce brick office
und Htore building on the corner of
Penn avenue and Vine stteet, the pat
tern shop In the lear; the boiler shop,
on the north side of Olive street, and
besides this upwards of thirty vacant
lots.
The company will heieafter have Its
boiler shop at the Cliff woiks. The
ofllces have for some time been located
In the machine Hhop building on I'enn
avenue.
letlte, wnorinesH or ureatu, i;ostiveneKs, luotruesou iiienKiu, wis
reams und ull Nervous and Trembling MenHutloiiH, .Vcv, whim these
llreatb, CosttveneKs, lllotrhesou tlioHkln, Dls
oi iiiem ure. iiwj iiksi uusu vviuu uivu
DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER
ot vtonders iiptm the Vital Orxuns; strenKtbenliigtha
tn, brmelng back the Keen tdice of mii-
ol Health tne wnoie pliyslcal erVrgy
In ull fcluMsesof soclet,uud one of the lst
'1C13, UI1U
that Ucccham's Pills have the Largest Sale ol
Annual Sales over 0,ta
H. Agent, V. V. ALLENVk CO.,
Uook freo upon appllcufflou.
ooo.oon Hoxet.
8(111 1'unul Htreet
MEN THAT ARE DOOMED.
AND YET WHO HO NOT KRAMZE
THEIR OANGEH.
Why 1'coploHrllt Along Until It Oltcn
Is 'i'oo I.Mo, Explained by n Hclon
oTSclonco. ,
"I met a gentleman on the street to
day whom I havo not seen t6v some
time, but the moment my eyes reBted
upon him, I could see that ho was
doomed."
It was a member of Hie faculty of a
New York Medical College who made
this statement.
"I saw," ho continued, "that peculiar
color ot countenance, that lack of ex
pression In the eyew und pudlness
under the lids which Indicate the pres
ence of the most horrible of all known
diseases. The coiners of the man's
mouth wele somewhat drawn down
and the lines of the face were distinct
ly marked. I felt like warning him,
but I was not on sufficiently Intimate
terms to warrant my doing It, so I
meiely stated that he was looking as
though he weie not in the best of con
dition. 'Ob, I mil all light!' he exclaimed.
'In fact, I think I am enjoying very
good health. It is true,' he continued,
'that I do not always sleep well, my
appetite Is rather fickle and I feel un
accountably tired at times, but I have
no pain whntever, and I think I am
getting along all right.'
I left him with a warning not to be
too certain about his condition, but t
tell you that unless that man takes
piompt action of the light kind, he Is
a candidate for the grave, and that,
too, within a limited period."
"And yet he does not know it!"
"The thing which makes Brlght's
disease of the kldnejs, which that man
undoubtedly has, the most dangerous
of ull diseases Is that It has no symp
toms of Its own. I mean that pain Is
seldom felt In the kidneys themselves,
and yet I deliberately state as a physic
Ian that neatly one-half of the deaths
In America are caused by Blight's dis
ease of the kldnevs. This may sound
like a rash statement, but I am pre
pared to fully verify It. Hundreds ot
burial certificates have been made out
by family physicians for 'heart dis
ease,' 'apoplexy,' 'paraljsls,' 'spinal
complaint,' 'rheumatism,' 'pneumonia'
und other common complaints, when
in reality It was Blight's disease of
the kidneys."
"Few physicians and fewer people
realize the extent of this disease or Us
dangerous and lnIdlous natuie. It
steals Into the system like a thief,
manifests Itself bv the commonest
symptoms und fastens Itself upon the
constitution befoie the victim is aware
of Its piesence. It Is nearly as heredl-
taij as consumption, quite as common
and fully as fatal. Entlte families, In
heriting It fiom their ancestors, have
died, and yet none of the number knew
or teallzed the mysterious power which
was lemovlng them."
"Not only this, but until recent yeais,
no remedy was known which could
prevent or cure this most fearful of
diseases, and even today, with nil the
advancement of science, there Is but
one known dlscovety by which It can
be prevented, controlled when It is con
tacted, or finally cured. That lem
edy Is Warner's Safe Cure, and It has,
to my certain knowledge, saved more
people from untimely deaths, and Is
keeping more people In perfect health
today than any other dlBCoyeiy ever
known In the entire history of the
woild. It was concerning this temedy
that the late Dr. Dlo Lewis said:
"While my own life has been devoted
to the pteventlon of diseases, and while
years ago I gave up the use of medi
cines, I gratefully recognize the prec
ious value of Warnei's Safe Cure, and
It I found myself the victim of kidney
tiouble, I should Instantly use it."
When physicians of the highest
standing so unhesitatingly endorse a
modem illscoveiy, which will certain
ly cure the most terrible of diseases,
does It not stand to reason that those
of us who realize that we are slowly
drifting Into a state of decline; that
our kidneys, liver or urinary organs are
not what they should be, should avail
ourselves of the benefits of so great
a scientific discovery, which are placed
so easily vOthln our reach?
AVOCA.
A Koneinl Democratic caucus will be
held In Herbert's hall on Monday
evening'.
The funeral of John Mitchell will
take place on Monday morning; with a
lequlem mass at St. Mary's church.
Intel ment will be made In St. Mary's
cemetery.
Mr. T P. Grnll Is spending a few
days with friends In WHIIamsDort.
Mi 'Wllllnm Murdack has accepted a
position In the Dunmore shout,.
Mrs. P. J. Holland and son, Theodore,
of Hi. Louis, Mo aie spending a few
weeks nt the foimer's parents, Mr. nnd
Mr.. John Ilogun, of tho North 12nd.
The breaker boys of tho Langcllffe
colliery vverj treated to a sleigh ride
on Wednesday afternoon b their em
ployers, Metsre. Brooks & Dale.
John Kelly, of the West Side, who
was seriously Injured In the Herdel
herg colliery a few weeks ago, was dis
charged from the Plttston hospital on
Thutsduy.
The following comprised a sleighing
party fiom Wyoming that were pleas
antly entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. N. Hauls on Thursday
evening: Mrs. S. L. Phllllos. Ettle
and Alicia Davis, 'Eva Kreldlcr, Messrs.
Nulton and Treible.
Mr. 7tolet t McMillan, of the North
End, Is sorlously ill.
Alvey, son of Mr. and Mis. Kilmer,
of Mooslc, was seriously Injured In
Corey's mine on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Cassle Moran Is visiting friends
In Austin Heights.
Thomas Itoblnson has letutned to
Jersey City, after sevetal days' visit
at the family residence.
V, M. C. A. Cnnterrncp.
HarrUburg, Jan. 7.--Tlie Quartet ly con
.'orence ot tho general secretaries of the
Young Men's Christian association along
the main line or the Pennsylvania rull
road will bo hold In this city January IP.
Secretaries will be In uttendance from
Pittsburg, Derry, Conemuugh', Altoona,
Uellwood. Tyrone, Huntingdon, Sunbury,
Philadelphia, llultlmore, Iletiovo, Ever
Hon, Columbia and Ilarrlsburg. General
Hecretury Erank II. Qregoty, of Ilarrls
burg, will preside.
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vio pay $lt) to 81ft per week; no canvuaalng;
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TVWfKD-lVoY,"T6'JLEAKN TINSMITH
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WANTED-A ItEMAllI.E MAN TO KKl.
V resent tlio NortbneMern Mutual Life
lusuriuicoCo, In Carboinlale;nlOKOoil limn
tonct as city ageut In Scrunton; liberal con
trnctstotho right man. Address by until
only, J. WEL1H. General Agent, Mean
building, Mora nton, I'n.
OlOtl I'KIt .MONTH TO KEl'HKSENT tS
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SALi:BMKN-CHOOL SUPPLIES: CO UN
try work; $100 salary monthly, with
liberal nddltlonal comuilsaloua. K. O.
EVANS J. CO., Chicago. ,
WANTED--AS AGENT IN EVKUY 8KC
VI Hon to canvass; ? 1.00 lo $5.00 u day
made; sells at night; nlRoa man to sell Htnplo
Goods to dealers; best side line S70 a montb;
ralary or largo commission made; experleuce
unncceisarj. Clifton Soap and Munnfucttir
ng Company, Cincinnati, ).
17 ANTED - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
it every town to solicit stock subscrip
tions; a monopoly, big money for nceuts; no
rnpltnl required. EDVVAUD C. VISII & CO.
lloiden 11 lock, Chicago, 111.
HELl' WANTED-FEAIALES.
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GUItLS KOIt THE VAItlOUS liOUSK
T bold duties ltoom 'J, Arcade.
I7MIEE-HILVEK TEA .SET. LADIES
1 send m jour full name unci address unit
we will express you loo of our sweet und
exqulHlto "I'erfuiuo ltoe Packets" to sell
among your friends nt to cent' each; when
sold, remit us the money (after deducting
ex pi ess chaiges) nud we will send you u
beautiful pliver-nluted nnd ensruved silver
tea and colleeset (gold lined), consisting of
six pieces, b., cotlee pot, leu pot, butter
dlHli, sugar bowl, crealn cup aud spoon bold
er, n liui'-iilfkont set, und Is fully woith 915
to nnv one; no goods shipped to children on
this otlei: ladles order hi once and name
nenust express office. Addieiu AllAHIAN
I'EHI I'Jlu CO., Hox nn, llrldgewutsr, Conn.
T ADIEH .MAKE MONEY SELLING OUR
J j now houte supporter Tor samples and
terms, address, .NOHUMHEOA .MTU. CO.,
Waltbam .Manx,
LA DIES, PIN MONEY; MAKEPATCHI
on our dninlng machine; we pay Too
per hundred; make l 'jou weekly. KtHtiiped
uddressed envelope for sample und puitleu
lurx. HOMMEHS, American Tract Building,
New York
LADH-S-I MAKE DIU WAGES DOING
pleasant borne work, and wilt gladly send
mil particulars to all sending '2 cent stamp.
MlHh M. A. STKUBINy, Lawrence, Mich.
WANTKD-LADY AGENTS IN SCItAN.
ton to sell and Introduce Snyder's cake
Icing; experienced canvasser preferred; work
peimnneut and very profitable. Write fur
particulars at once and get beqent of holiday
trade. T. B. bNYDKHA CO.. Cincinnati, O.
WAN1 ED IMMEDIATELY-TWO ENER
getlo saleswomen to represent us.
Guaranteed $() a
with other duties.
uay witnout interiering
jieaiinmi occupation.
Write for ranlculan
particulars. endiAlng stamp.
MANGO CHEMICAL COMPANY; No. T2
John street, New York.
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VvANTEb-SCitANTON
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B""oAiu)E!ta" WANTED-NEW, NICELY
furnished home; gentlemen preferred;
references, niirt Adams avenue.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
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EPL0Y7nN?AaljNC
female help furnished, ltoom '2, Arcade.
LOS'l .
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OHT-ilCTWEEN MONHOE AND MUl",
berrv und Moses Tavior Hospital
Indies' itoldwutch and fob. l'lnder will re
ceive reward by returning same to 715
Mean building.
LOST-AT NEW YEAR'H HALL, SILVER
watoh; renard to finder by returning
to Cl'KKY, Attornoy, Commonwealth.
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i on spruce htreetC eleven nboMrk
9'2ti GREEN
rooms.
RIDQE STREET; SEVEN
SiECONDTLOOR OK 2 1'J I'ENN AVENUE;
eight rooms bath, modern Impiove
ments. l W. bTOKEd, Attorney, liiii Wyc
mlnr avenue.
JMGHT-HOOM HOUSE. HATH, MODERN
U Improvements, 700 Electric avenue,
Green Ridge, P. W. sroKES, Attorney,
13U Wyoming avenue.
FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
TirSATlTNmVVNTr
J1 fclelfths, store and lieivy bibs, also 2
heap driving horses, also horses groomed
aud clipped at M. T. KELLER'S.
1?OR SALE-ONE 1807 "KEATING SPEC
" i lal" lllcycle, new, 82D.4H. 232 Wyo-
mlng avenue.
I?OR HALE-ONH 1B117 SPALDING UA-
cei, almost uevv, 8110.00. 222 Wjo
mlng avenue.
170U BALE-ONE 20-HORSE POWER
boiler, as cood us new.
THE WESTON
MILL CO.
KEAL ESTATE ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTHAORUINARY.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
WE Ol'l'EH TOR HALE ALL THE
luniU of the Dickson Mniiufuetur
lng t ompany. Improved nd tiulm
proved lying between I'enn und Wyoming
uv emits 'Ihusp eudul brick oillce and store
building, coin 'r Vlnestieet and I'enn nva
nue. the brlt-K pultern shop on Vine streot,
the iMiller-sbopaud building" udlomiug ou
l'euti avenue are Include J. besides up
wards of thirty kuperb vacant lots. Alt of
these propti I les will have railroad swltoh
facilities which mai.es them exceptionally
valuable for manufacturing purposes. The
holler works have beeu removed and the
noise from tbem bat ceased. Tlie proper
ties ure In the business heart of our growing
city, Wyoming avenue la soon to ue opeueu
thiough lodrteulUdgo, when it will be the
widest und handsomest uvenue In the city
I'rlees will then rapidly ndvunce. Securo
Ihomatpnco. V. L. HITCHCOOIC A SON,
mco.
Jdl aclcawuuuu avenue.
ic
,;Wi)
Connolly & Wallac
Annual Sale of
It's always a January event in this store. More so this year than ever, because the stock is larger
and better, and the prices lower than ever before. Our goods are all clean and fresh, made by In
telligent people, in the best factory in the business. Our immense purchases cause these remarkably
low prices. .
Night Gowns.
SPECIAL PRICES 45c, 50c, 58c, 69c 89c, $1.1,
$1.25, 1.35, $1.50, $1.65, $1.75, $2.25, $2.50. Hill
& Lonsdale Muslin, Lonsdale Cambrics and other
good makes are used in our garments.
1 wM hf
CHEMISE Special lots at 37c, 45c, 69c, 75c.
Scranton's greatest sale of Huslin Underwear.
Connolly & Wallace.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS THE "MONAKCH" 18 THE
best und cheapest telephone desk on
the market; letutl price, Including one roll
of paper, Si; liberal discount; eveluslvo ter
ritory, W. W; HAMILTON A CO., 1!1 Milk
street, Boston, Mass.
w
ANTED AGENTS KOH GHEATEST
eras savin" device manufactured. He.
tails 20c. Ills profit. OLVEll liltOH.
Itochester, N. Y.
AGENTS TO HELL OUR 00c. STOUM
door; sample prepaid upon receipt of
price, AMERICAN WTOUM DOOH CO.,
Port Huron, Mich.
KLONDIKE AGENTS WANTED FOR
large Illustrated book of Klondike, five
hundred paces: price Si. 60; outfit lUc. Ad.
dress NATIONAL PUULIBHING CO,, Lake
side Building, Chicago, III.
WANTED-SOLICITORS: NO DELIVER,
lng, no collecting; position permanent;
pay weekly: stAto age. GLEN UIIOTHERU,
Itochester. N. X.
AGENTS-WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do about Safe Citizenship price PI. Go
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS,
Napervllle, III
AGENIS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, silver, nickel and copper electro
plasters; prices from S3 upward: salary and
expenses paid; outfit free. Address, vrltn
stump, MICHIGAN MKU CO., Chicago.
AUENT8-TO SELL CIOARS TO DEAL
ers; 82r weekly and expenses; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MtG
CO., 48 Van Jiuren Bt., Chicago.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
ISTAToFTrSEPHtPolTF
u ofthoClty of Bcruntoii, County of Lack
uwannaand State of Pennsylvania, deceaseiL
Notice Is hereby glveu thut letters
testamentary In the above named es-
state huvlng been granted to the under
slimed. All persons having claims or de
mands against tho said estate will present
thorn for payment nnd those Indebted there
to will please make Immediate payment to
JENNIE V. GODFREY, Executrix.
CHA8 II. WELLES, (solicitor.
CITY SCAVENGER.
AI1.11RIGG3 CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
. and real pools; no odor. Improved
pumps iir ed. 'A. UIHGUS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 1100 N. Main av e., or Klokes'
drug store, corner Adumi und Mulberry,
'lelephoue 0040.
-1HA8. COOPER, CITY SCAVENGER,
j All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latest uppllauect Charges
returnable. 710 Scrunton street. House
1125 Washburn street.
SI'l UATIONS WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED-TAKE HOME
wushlni, Ironing, or go out by the duy
washing, scrubbing, or any kind of vtork by
the day. Rear 420 Krankllnuvenue.
tJlfUATlON WANTED AS CLERK IN
oillce: Kood education and understands
bn
bnokkoeplug. Address 1 A, C, m3H Wash
lugtonutenuc.
WANTED-A POSITION 11 V A liRST
class barber, of goodbablts. Address,
N. I)., tills oillce.
SITUATION
WANTED - HY
EXI'EH
Will work
li lencedenglueernndtlreman
at any tiling. J'
H., 020 Luvelle's Court.
SITUATION WANTED-BY RELIABLE
boy, lice 18 yearn; willing to do any
honest wqrk. Hui had three years exper
ience In barbershop, Addresi, X, 320 Km
matt Htreet.
SITUATION WANTED HY A (HtOt'ERY
sulesmiui; bus hud seven years ex
perience In the grocery busluess and run
speak six different languages; can furnish
references. C. U W., Rooms 300 and 301
Meurs Building, Washington uvenue, City.
SITUATION WANTED -HY YOUNO
O man; has experleuce In double entry
bookkoeDluir and
can furnish the
ipNb U
reference Address, J
.M., care inuune.
A YOUNO MARRIED MAnVThIIKI A
situation at any kind of work, driver
pieforred; can fiirnuh lett of leferences.
(all or address, U. JAMES, 3117 South
Decker Court.
A
TAILORESS WOULD LIKE TO GO
out to do nlaln sewlner bv the day or
week, or would go as dressmaker's usststauti
cbnrgca moderate. Address TAILORESS,
i riuune omce.
A jTlNTELLIOENT LAD YAVOULD Ol VE
her time (except Sundays) for home
privileges and small remuneration, with a
Christian family) can sew, dq fancy work
and Is willing to help with light upstairs f.u.
ties. Address X. Y. ., Tribune olllco.
A riRST-OLASS. ALL-AROUND COOK.
Jx. desires situation; highest reference for
ability and character,
121 I'enn avenue.
MRS. R, E1SHER,
Ladies' Underwear
Muuy, Ruffled
gi.5, ?.u.
Corset
Covers
50 dozen at
2 for 25c.
Actually worth
20c each.
In all the differ
ent shapes, styles
and finishes.
These new
prices: 23c, 29c,
37c, 45c 69c,
75c, 89c, 1.15,
$1.25.
Others at
35C, 4SC,
89c, $1.15.
22c,
7?c,
A new line of Peck &
Snyder's celebrated
New Models,
New Prices,
New Ice.
C.M.FLOREY
222 Wyoming Ave.
uiiiiiiiiiaiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuu
i IGE SKATES I
That Cut Ice,
AT-
M
Prices That Gut Mare les, 1
-AND-
BICYCLE
a That
Set the Pace, 5
ARE ON SALE W
a
m spiuce si. i
niiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
MMIE ANNUAL MEET1NO OK THE
J. atockbolder,ofTlieht.CInlr Coul com
pany, for the election of director and the
transaction of such other Luilness as may
liropoily como before It, will be heldon Mod.
day, Jnunury 21th, ut 2 o'clock p. m. No
trnnsferof stock will be made for the ttu
days next piecedlug the date ofubove meet
ing, E 1. KINUMIURY,
A "nnuai7meeTino-notiueishere-bv
Klven that the unnual meeting of
the stocKholdoi of 'I ha Hitwley Kleotrlii
Light nnd I'ower company will be held at
olllco of the compuuy In the Mears building,
atscrautou.l'u., ou-utuida). January 10.
lHtlM Ht liioctooiia. III., mriuc cu ui
directors for the entiilugyeur and for such
other business aa mav properly come linore
the meetlug. MARK K. EDOAR,
,i Heeretaiy.
THE ANNUAL MEETINO OE SrOCK
holders of The Lackawaunu Lumber
Co , will be held at the oillce of tbeconipan,
Hoard of Trade Building. Tuesday, Jan. 2S,
at 10 u. m. for the election of ill lectors for
the ensuing year, und such other business us
may properly 3 V-ttSI&i.y.
HM1E ANNUAL SrOCICHOLOERS' MEET
X lng of Tho Westcn Mill Company will
boheldnt the Hirst Natloual Hunk, of Scran,
toti. Saturday evening, Jan. 8, 1808, at S
o" loci!" A. W.lUCKbON1Heoretp,ry.
7pilE ANNUAL MEETING" OK THE
1 stockholders of tho Third Natloual
llauk.of Scrantou, for Ihu election of Dlreo.
toisfortheeusulngjeur, vll bshetd lu the
Directors' room of Us banking bouse, on
Imlsday, Jammry lltb, 1HDH. I'olls wl 1 bo
opeu from three o' lock until four o'clock, p.
uu WM. H. l'EOK, Secretary.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
CmJsToHjmoNs and ingrowing
nails cured without tho least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation und advice
given free. E. M. HKfiiEL. Chiropodist.
030 Lackuwunna avenue. Ludles attended
at thtlr residence If dfeslred. Charges moderate.
DRAWERS
Skates
OE SKIES
Skirts.
Skirts, liberal in size and hdnest in
.
make. Will cause sharp buying at these prices
45c, 69c, 89c, $1.15, $1.25, .y?, $1.50, 1. 65,
We propose to make this
EMEJEl
Academy of riusic
Rels & Burgunder, Lessees. ,
II, R. Long, Local Manager.
One Week, Commencing
Monday, Jan 3.
THOS. D. VAN OSTEN'S
3-Star Comedy Co.
MATINEE DAILY.
Ladies' Band and Orchestra
Prlces-iOc, 20c, 30c No Higher. "
3 Nlhtt, Beginning Monday, Jan. loth.
Matinees Tuesdsy and WeJncsday.
Elaborate Scenic Production,
CUBA'S VOW
A Story of Cuban Strife for Liberty.
8 Scenes 8.
30 People-
-30.
Academy Prices 150., 26c., SBC, 50c.
Lyceum Theater.
Rels & Burgunder, Lessees.
Saturday, Jan. 8, Matinee and Night.
Has made all America talk.
Joseph Arthur's great
est Success,
BLUE
JEANS
Will never
wear out.
i-N. Y. Har
old. O-
Spacial Matineejhis Afternoon.
I'llccs llalcony, 28c, Lower 1-Toor, 00c
Evening, 9l.oo,70c, aoc, 2Sc
Tuesday, January ii.
Direct from tho Garden Theater. New York
City. TatinehlU's Comody 'triumph,
The Nancy Hanks
A story of iv suited gold mine.
"Three nets of laughter" N. Y. World.
'Full of happy situations" N. Y. Journal.
Presented by the distinguished comedy
artists,
Maris Jansen, Frank Tannehill. Jr.
und clever compauy. Hear Janseu'a
merry songs. .
Regular prices.
Saturday, Jan. 8.
Seats on sale beginning
Music Hall.
A. A. Tenyvessy, Lessee and Manager.
3 Nights, Commourins Monday, Jan. 10.
IRWIN BROS.'
In the Operatic Burlesque.
A TRIP TO VENICE.
Matchless Olio, Elegant Scenery, New Me
chanlru) EfTevts.
Rcierved seats now on sale ut Short A Hlg.
glus' Cigar Store, 207 I acltawumm Avenue.
NliXT ATTRAOTION-Jnn. 13,
11 unci 15, Dan-Ton UttflebqucrK.
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