FRIDAY, JANUAUY H, 1898. THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE. FIUDAY, JANUARY 14, 189J. Big Reduction on all furniture s coverings. We Upholster Furniture and do it well. Have your work done this month at half the former price. till! II TRAMP CHASED BY A PERFORMING BEAR Dill Woodward's Pel Rescues a Young Girl From a Kouber. BRUIN PREVENTS A BIO ROBBERY IiiillHtrnil nnd (Strut llriul Af-reo T oii u riim 1'iir I'lituru Proceeding, l'miners Institute D.UrM-.Ati Lx Poslmnstrr Opuns a I.iiw OIHce. Speilul correspondence of Tim Tribune Susquehanna, Jnn. 13. All Biookdale Is telllmr how fanner Iilll Worn! w aid's lame hear iecued the little school teacher from the ttnmji. Two jeni.s oi mute ago a wandering Ihitisnilun airlM'd at the Woodwind fuim, U-ndlnir n peifoiinliiK hear. The innn was 111 and iieRBcd the juivileKO of li'.ivlnp; the hear o'l the faun, while he went to a city hospital Weeks and month passed anil no tidings came fiom the 1 ear owner. So raimci woouwaui I'liicluded to adopt the heal. On account of Us Insatiate appetite lauln was dubbed Tainmatn." and he soon he i.imi a nclghboihood pet. The fiiimur made T.iinnianv us-eful. He would dilve up the cows at nlcht, fuinlbh motive powei for the hip; faun chum, and watch the home Uatn at nlsht. The proprietor of a one-horso menaseile offered J-,o for Tammany, "lie Isn't or Fale." said Farmei Woodw.nd, "he Knows, a cnpdcmiiv'd sight more'n some people who ote In this dlbtllct." Of Hte Tammany has folowed the chlld imi to the dlstiict school, over the hills, i i mlll! nw.iv. Not belnff well up in i i 'r.ials and cube loot, he lemalns In ine conldtir duiinz .school hours. At i pi n the school children and the tcaeh r to divide dinner with him. A few evenings a;:o tlieie was to be an en teitalmnciit in the little hchool loom, and in the afternoon the children went to a move to gather evei greens with which to decoiate the room. As the ' aehei was at work alone in the school 'nue, she w.is startled by a giuff voice raying: "CSIve me your watch and money quick!" The frightened teacher turned fiom the blackboard to see a ')ig, .shambling, dirty specimen of hu manity in the room. She lan to a win dow 'and shouted for held. The tiamp seized her, thiew her against a bench, w i rnched her w atch aw ay and w as searching her pockets, when the door fell fiom Its hlnsres and Tnmmnni, with a roar, plunged into the room and made for the tiamp. The fellow, with ii yell, clashed towards the open door, but Tamilian'" caught him by the phoulder und thiew him heavily upon the iloor. The little school teacher inn to a nelghboilmr faim hou-e for help. When the man aitled the tramp, ter ribly In juied and torn, was found un i onFclous upon the flooi. Tammany, with evident satisfaction, sat guaidlng the doorway and lldting blood fiom his paws. At the entei talnment that night Tinunany was u heio. The school tiustees oted him nn engraved collar. "When the tramp nets, out of the doc toi's hands he will be sent to the peni tentiary. Tin: xnws records. The si and jury, in session In Jlont rose on Monday found a true bill rgnlnst Floia Hello Sweet, who mui deied her mother. Mis. Elvlta Sweet, in SiiMiuehanua, December 17. The trial will piobably 'occur at the April tenn of couit. A plea of Insanity will be pet up. . Dr. Samuel Ulrdsal!, for nine yeais past surgeon for the Erie Hailtoad company at this point, Is succeeded by Dr. Moigan Li Miller, of Lanesboio Dr Miller will have ollices i'n Susquehanna and Lnucshoro. Patilck Callahan, formerly of Sus quehanna, died in Noith Dakota on Sunday afternoon. The Susquehanna county Medical T:amlnlnrc Uouul met in this place on Wednesday. The usual number of vet erans appeared for examinations. The srand jury on Tuesday reported favoiably upon n county bildge over Drinker cieek, on Main street, In this boiough, HOPn VOTl MONTROSE. Since the Lehigh Valley Ins gained control of the Montroso road, it is be lieved that it will be extended to Sus quehanna, Hlnshamton, or some other largo place. Montrose now has direct communication with Tunkhiinnoclt and Alfoid.-and she will lejolce to be con necting with a busy business center. WANTED TO BE HULCRS. Several foreiirneis made application to Judge Seatle, In Monti ose, on Mon day afternoon, for naturalization pa pers. Nearly all were rejected on ac count of dense Ignorance. One appli cant didn't know the nntr.o of this county, wieiv he lesldes. He didi 't know In wtint township he resided. H hadn't the r 'molest Idea how th laws In this country were made. "Uetter go and get Informed a little", said the Just Judge, "before you become a ruler." SOMK COUNTY CURRENCY. At last, Hallstead and Great Rend have airreed upon one thing. They will next season Join In putting a ball team In the field. The Hullstead Her ald fixve that half of tho team will board In llnllstead and half In Great Bend. Kach borough wilt have four and one-half men of tho team, and all will be serene. How good and how pleasant Jt Is to see twin boroughs liv ing together In unity! A prominent resident of Hallstead Informs me that tho people of Hull ptead desire ft county bridge. There are only it few kickers. Tliat'H dif ferent. Ux-I'ostmnster James McKlnney, of Susquehanna, has opened an olTlce In Forest City for tho practlco of law. Mr. McKlnney Is a Kenlleman of decided ability, and he will undoubtedly build tip n large practice in our sister bo roush. The estate of the IntP Azur Iyathrnp, of Mont lose, was assessed at $S,000. And yrft some people ask to go to Klondike! William I). I.tisk. esq , a prominent capitalist and lawyei, of Mont! ose, will go to Klondike caily In the spring. He Is endeavoring to oianlze a company. A committer from tho Susqucliunnn He aid of Tindo Is hustling with the sew ci age question. From nil thu evi dence now In, it would appear that Stisqinlinnna needs sewerage; Mont rose ehctrlc lights: and Oieat Hend a count. (nidge and ellglon. A certain county tr-nsuicr will com mit mntrlmony In Elmlrn, Jimuaiy 28. Do tut say that T told ou. Fanners Institute will bo held In Susqu"lunna county, under the direc tion of the State Hoard of Agriculture as follow p. Glenwood, February 2: Otrnt l'.nd, February J; Hrushvllle, Pebrtriry 1; Thomson, Febiuaty 5; I'nlond.tlt!, February 7-S. AVI 1 1 J MiY U N PRE M H DITAT C D. What -i feeling of relief comes over a woman as she enters a church nnd discovers that her neighbors wife 1ms the win feather on her winter hat that she woie last season! Tiospeious people can give good counsel, for it costs them nothing and they like to do It. "lis the swietest thing In the world to see the chlldll'ce simplicity und def eieneo m maternal nuthoilty which n maiden of 3.1 or 40 will exhibit befoie a ronintul of people ns she skips acioss the Moor to asl: dear mamma If Klie mnv walk up and down tho piazza for a little while At this time of the veur, when you pee women s heads togethei, you may set It clov n as a lived fact that n don ation or surpilseC) party is Impend ing unless. Indeed, Johnny tones has a ii.nvly-niilvil baby bt other. M'DONOUUH VERSUS DOI'HS. Ai tides if agi cement have been signed fin a twenlv-iound spatilng ex hibition, between J lek McDonough, foimeily of Mlnnipolio, but now of Susquehinn.i, and Hobby Do'ibs, of Cnibondale. to take place In Hujrin Opei. i House, SusqiKhannn, the latter pait of Januaiy. Tin men w 111 light at catch weights. RAILROAD HAPPENINGS. There Is a umor that George Van Ke.iien, now supe. IntenJent of ttuiiti lioit.itlon. Is llkelv to becon'o general superintendent of the Erie. He is a fniim supeilntendent of the Jeffoison division Some rillroaders are claiming that the lon.T distance telephone la Injuring the p.isenei business. In Cnibondale it is thought that the 1 lie will extend lis rpcently-aequlred Xew York, Susqueh'ann:i and Western load lo that cltv, to connect it with the Ii'ifcrson branch. 1'lils s an off season lor lallioad bus iness, but the Etle has no e'ulis to complain. The Hrooks Locomcllve woiks. In Dunklrk.'Is shipping focoinotlvcs to Ja pm Foi th" month of January, the Sat urday half-holiday In the Susquehan na shop Is dispensed with' It is ippoited that the Elie's mines In Forest City will be in operation but four days In this mouth. Tin. New Yoik Sun continues to make "hanges In tho Erie offielniy, but the road does not bulletin them. WHITNEY. THE MARKETS. Wnll Street Iteilew. New York, Jan. 13 Tho stock maiket was under more or less piessure today on account of the news fiom Havana Tliero wns hiHVi icallzliiK at times and some aggressive attacks bj the boaif A ni'm bei of large operators iicently on the bull vile 'changed their view and sold stocks todav, and the Impression on the m.uktt would undoubtedly hiivo been much more serious bad il not been for the remarkable strength and buoyancy of several of the Yanderbllts This stiength arrested the llnuldutlon and steadied the market and the declines afterward In tho geneial list ere not laige even when these stocks themselves leaeted on piotH Inkins. The declines at the opening were thecktd also by the ex ecution of commit Mini housu orders which hud necumulateii eiver night The He vero the principal rauiis to neutralize! the un doubted! v heiloiiti view of the situation in Canada and Its beirlng on the iclatlons between the Fnlti d States and Spain which Is held In AVnll street Tlicie was no news to account foi the ouojnncv of the Vtindei bills beond vague rumois of on Intended change of pollej in ad ministration loeiklng to the 1 eduction of operating cost and an Incieasn In divi dends. Tho total sales were ryt.900 shines. Furnished by WILLIAM LINN ALLEN ft CO. stock biokers, Meals building, looms 703-7W5 Open- High- Low- Clos ing, est. est. Ing. Am Sug Re'g Co 1M' llu'i 1 ,- lfl Atch , To ft S IV . 13 IJij, 1J 33 A. T. ft S P., Pr ... 31 3P4 30 304 Am Tobacco Co . SD' su b S'H . Am. Splilts 7 7 7 7'i Am Sjilrits, l'r 11 11 11 19 Halt ft Ohio H'4 U'B li l.i Iirook. R. P 3S 40 CSit 40 Uuy Stao Gas .... 3 3 33, ., Can Southern . . 54 r.Pj r.3'4 .IIW N. J. Cential .. Wi 97 WV. 9ii'4 thlc. & G W . . '.' 13'h 13" 13.". Chic, ft N W 123', 12: UiVj 12! Chic , H ft Q . 1007H 101- lOoffs 301 Chicago Gns . '.K,ij uo'u 9G 90 llestoro full, regular action of tho bowels, do not Irri tate orMiifiame, but leave all tho ilellrMe illneitirn or Ranlim In 'rfrct rmidltlon Try tin m. JW'cnti I'reparcd only hj V. I. itccd X Lo, Lowell, Hsiii THIRD NATIONAL OF SCRANTON, Special Attention Given to Bust ncsis jinU l'cr.soiml Accounts, Liberal Accommodation tlx tended According to llulancua anJ Kcsponslbility. 3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on Interest Deposits. Capital, Surplus, Undivided Profits, $200,000 300,000 79,000 CONNELL. President. IIKNIiY 1IULIN, Jr.,yicc Trcs. WILLIAM II. PK0K, Cashier. Bfli Open- High- Low- Clos ing, est. est. Inff. CtllC, Jill. & Ht. 1' .. SKi'i WW. Iji, -iVi Chic, It. I. & P 01 fllk Wi WV4 f'liln at l M. n. Tfi T7I'. ?.".. T7U 11 C. C. C. & St. L ... aivt S.Vd 3IU ii., l. & w ir,:U i;,t im'i ir.1 N. Y.. L. H. &. W .. 14fi 14; ll H" Uil'i Gen. Clectrlo ", S5'i .14'a SI Lnko Shor.i 17Gi ISD'4 17CU JTT-i Louis. A: Niisli r.7 BT',4 K f.7U Lehigh Valley 20 20 05 20 ...i.n.. 11-... ,1-1 .,,.. lirftA I1G-A M. K. ft Tox.. Pr .. HG'S GOti 35 34Jj, ( Mo. Pacific! M' ' ?li 31 Nat. Lead 3(5 SOU 31' Zt. 1 tit - n.i4nl 1(il 111 41Ati 11 lit Out. & West 1G 1')- 11'i IB North Paelde si'4 2I4 21 2P Nor. Pacillc. Pr .... Mi Gl ri'4 M"i Purine Atali 31i .11g 0)i, 31 Phil. & Read 2.m4 22A 22(4 Southern It. It !)i, fi', 9", t Southern It, It., Pr.. TJ 3J(, 31 M'k Tcnn. ('. . lion .... 27 27 Wi 2BJi Texas & Paclllo .... U ll'd 11' It, Union Paclllu )'g 31 30'4 30'(, U. S. Leather G. (. C (. IT. S Leather, Pr 0 fil'i Gt'i Cl'l Cl'i Wabaslw. 7 7 7 7 Walmsliri'r ini li 1.1'i 19 West. I'nlon Jiji, !)J1 Pllji 81 W. ft. L. II P's Z 3 3i W. & L. E Pr H4 IP, n 13 CHICAGO HOARD OP TRADE. Open- High- Low- Clos- WHEAT. Ing. est. est. ing. Mnv W WHs Wj. t)V4 Julv iO'k SI SO',2 S1 CORN. Ma 29 29i 21 21'', July CO S0H 31) 0i OATS. May 2.1'i 21 2314 23 Julv 2 2J 2J Si PORK. Mny USO 9.W Mi 0.12 LARD. May 4.S3 4.83 4.77 1,77 Puts, 90 J calls, 91. "M'lniiton Hoard ol Trade Exchange (t!iolatlons--.VH QuotiUioiis llased 011 Pm nt 100. STOCKS Hid. Asked. Scranton ft PUtston Trac. Co. .. 20 National llorlng ft.Drlll'g 'Jo. ... t.0 Kltst National Hank CM HlmhurHl Houlevaid Co 1W Sitantou Savings Rank 223 FinnUin Packing Co 91 .l.iiclca. Iron and Steel Co 33 J Third National Hank 330 'lhroop Novelt) M'l'g Co SO Sciantoii Tiacllou Co 13 17 Sciunton Axle Woiks 73 Weston Mill Co 210 Alexander Car Re placer Co 10) Sciauton Redding Co 103 Dime Dep ci DIs Hank 350 Peck Lumber M I'g Cc 173 210 Hcononiv Lli,lit, Heat ft Pow er Co 13 HONDS. Scranton Pass Rullvvas, liist mortgage due 1'UO 113 ... Peoples Street Railway, Hist imntgnge due 191S 113 People's Strtet Riiilwav. Gen- ct ;il mortgage, due 192t 113 Dickson Manufacturing C( 100 Lackn Tuviihliip School ir,c . ... 102 Clt of Scranton St. Imp 10- Mt. Vernon Coal Co S3 Scrnnton Axle W'oika 100 Scr inton Tiactlon Co 100 ... New York Produce Market, New Yonc, Jnn li Flour Continued destitute of feat me aside fiom nominal steadiness, cltv mill uatcnts, 3.G3a5SO; city mill deals, .:, Ju"i 10, Minnesota pat ent, flu 23, do bakers, tlJtul'O; winter patents, $lS0a3.1.1. do stl lights, flat 53; do. extras, $'.40a3.H. Wheat Spot steady. No. 2 led Mali',, f o b.. allo.it; No 1 haul Manitoba. $1.(U f. o !, afloat. No. 1 northern New Yonc, Sl.OI'd f. o. b., 11llo.1t. options opened weaker under bear ish foielgn niukets, Aigentlno offenngB and short selling, rallied later on re ported s.iles to Pranee anel domestic mill ers, together with beteti late cables and local covering closed partlv 1e net low er, No. 2 led .laiiu.uv, 977a'be., closed 9S'-c.. March. 9Wi9tc . closed 9Gc. : Mav 91 9-lii2 3-li,c. closed 92UC : July. .S3',2a fj1e., closed H"ae. Coin Spot stendp. No. 2, 34c, f. o. b nflont; option opened easy, tallied and closed 4c. net lower, Ma. 317a"ll'ic. closed 3l"tc. Oats Spot quiet; No. 2, 2.c; No 3, 2s'!C.; No. 2 white, 29K-c; No. 3 white, 2'io ; track white, 2'a32e ; track mixed, western, 2S2 n2')bc. , options Inactive but about steady all da, closing unchanged; May. closeel 28c Cut Meats-Stead) Heef Firm, llutter Quiet; western crenmerv. 14'ua 20c, do. lactory, llallc ; Elgius, 20c; im itation creamery, ltnl7c, state elalry, 13a lie do. cii'amery, 13aHe. Cheese -Steady; laige white-. September, S'S-iS'ic; small white, elo , 9'4a9,4c. : largo colored, do. s',4 as3C. ; small do., Ial'c. ; laige October, fi'laS'so.; small October, &i4nie.; light skims, 6.iG'ac; pait skims, i2a1Hc.; full skims, 2,.a',2C Eggs Steady; stato and Pennsjlvanla, 20a2Jc, western fresh, l'U Acknowledged Cheapest Wholesale and Retail Shoe House. .107 Lackawanna Ave. We Defy the World to Meet These Low Prices. spnl ita sole Today Only. 3,500 pairs Ladies' Caudee & Wall's Good vear 50c Rubbers , Com mon, sense and Opera toes,sizes 2 to 5. at 15c 2,500 pairs Misses' 35c Rubbers, Woon sockct and Bay State Rubbers, all sizes, at... 15c 2,000 pairs Child's 30c Woousocket aud Bay State Rubbers, all 72 pairs Ladies' Can dee$i.75 Rubber Boots, sizes o,yz to 7, at 98c 150 pairs Men's Woousocket $3 Rub ber Boots, all sizes, 6 to 11, at $1.98 72 pairs Misses' $1.50 Rubber Boots at 98c Child's Boots only 89c Boys' $2. 50 Rubber Boots at $1.69 Youths' Rubber Boots at $1.29 The above goods are to be sold for today only aud ouly one pair to a customer. HIDAIOW The Acknowledged Chsapest Whole sale and Retail Shoe House. 307 Lackawanna Ay. MYBRDAV D OW 21c. Tallow-Steady; city, 3c; country, 3a3c. Petroleum Dull. Philadelphia Provision .llnrket. Phllndcliihlt, Jnn, 13. Wheat-Uc low er; contract grade, Jnnunr, 9fln9G4c.; February, March and April, nominal. Coin Finn; No. 2 mixed, January and February, 32aTV ; March anil April, nominal. Oats Finn; No. I white, Janu ary and Febiuury, 2i'ta30c; March rum Apt II, iinmlniil. Potatoes Dull nnd easier; white, choice, per bimhel, 73c; do. fair to good, 70.t7 !c ; sweets, prime, per bnsket, 70a7"c; do. yellow, (v1a70c; do. seconds. 30a31c (hitter Dull and easier; fancy western creamery, 20c.; do. Ponn svlvnnln prints. 21c. do. western do., 21c Eggs Firm and lc higher, ficsh, near by. 21c, do western 21c. Cheese- Firm, Refined Sugar Dull. Cotton - Steady, Tallow I nchanged, Live Poultry Steidy; fowls, fcaic; old roosters, cc, spring chickens, 7jiiSc; turkejs, 9a 10c , ducks, 9il0c. , geese, So. Dressed Poultry Firm, fowls, choice, S'4o9o ; do, fair to good, 7,4n!c'.; chickens, large, P'aalOc: medium do, Sa9c, ; do. common and scald ed, elo, Ca7'jC. , tin keys, choice to fiinci, ll'4al2',c.; do. fair to good. 9illc; ducks, good lo rhoe, 7a'ic. Receipts Flour, 2 200 barrels and Mono sacks; wheat, 10, (Ki bushels; corn. 100 em) bushels; outs. OS 000 bushels. Shipments Whe it, 7OC0 bushels; eorn, 2i),0lW bushels; oats, 11,000 bushels. Chicago (.rum 'Inriiet. Chicago, Jan. 13. Wheat todav closed at almost exactly jesteulav's llnal fig ures. Earlv weakness e-aiised bv a shurp decline at Liverpool was overcome later by suport from the Loiter crowd and cov ering by shorts. Corn and cuts after dull sessions tlosed at substantially un changed prices. Provisions closeel about 7':c. lower all around. A rise of 'c. a bushel that followed flfteen minutes of free selling vvus piitly dun to fenr of complications with Spain arising out of tho ilotlng said to be prevailing nt Hav ana and which caused a few tlinld shorts to cover.. The price of May declined In a few minutes alter the opening to S9i,a 90c and then gradually h irdened In tone until W.c was trr-llred for 0110 or two 5 0W bushel lots Kuslness was verv light and foi an hour or mote the alterations In prion wore ineiely between orfeilngs at 90c. and buvers at the same. Cliieaco Live stock. Chicago, Jan 13 Good cattle. brlk; mediums weak f 1 31.1.1 10 stockers and feeders $1v3u4.33; prime intlvo beef cut tle. $1".),t1l0 Hogs Llvelv at ftG0.i3 70; pips, $3 33.13 ft) Sheep nnd I. imbs Steady, sheep f&iTiO for lnfetlor to Jl 21 it 30 for choice; lambs, $ln4 71 for infeilor to J3a 30 for pood to cxtia. Receipts Cattle, 9iin.) head, hogs, 27.0JO head, sheep, 12 M head. I'nsl Llberlv cattle Mnrltet. East Liberty. Pn . Jan 13 Cattle Steid; prime, l9a1; eotnmon Jfl 21 iT.ii1); bulls, stars and cows j.'iT70 Hogs Ac tive, prime mediums tl 7.1i!xn; best York ers $I73i!Si); be.ivv, I i",i 1 70 ; pigs, fjlili nrn; loughs f.2",i!23. Sheep Stead v, choice, $H "a I'n 1 ominoti, t!J3n57", choice lambs, J,17ri3S1, eommou to good, J4.30nCG0; veal c lives, $ Go.i7.J3. Hullitlo Live Slock. East Uiiffulo, N" V . Jon. 11 Cottle Ste.idv. lions Firmer, Yoikers. good to choice, J! 72 3 7.1; loughs common to choice $", lf)i!2", pigs good to choice J.1W n" G". Sheep and L imbs Stronger nnd higher, lambs, choice to extra. $3.7.1.11 'i0 ; culls to common S130a140: sheep, choleo to selected wethers, $) Cii4.!k); culls to common, $2 30a3 71 Vow York Live Mock. New Yoik, Jan 13 Heev es N'o trading. Calves Quiet and steadj , veals $"u7"1; grassers, J'aT'O Sheep and Lambs Slow but steadv , sheep $1.10 it 73, lambs, $1a0 20. Hogs Steadv at $ ..TO 1 1 WALTER W. BRANSON, Chtf of Jonas Lonz's Sons, Philadelphia Caterer. Honed Turkey I'lomiette, Snlnil of All Kinds, Weddlngs.l'nitles; Ktoeilenced Men All outers prompt') attended o. Order can bn left at i'Jl Washington uve., or can tie seen ut Jonas Long s sons' Cafe CARPETS URTAINS No dull times here in January. Price, stock, qual ity make business. A few sample prices: floquettes The $1.00 quality at 75c. Ingrains The 65c kind at 50c. I LUCES B EOT DRAPERIES At prices that keep us busy. yn Upholstering, J Carpets, Q Draperies. 408 Lackiwanna Avaiua. HOTEL ALBERT, Cor 11th ftreet nud University I'liic XEW YOHIC Oue block ueitof llro.ic- ui. Noiulfur two tulnys, COMFORTnnilCUISINE riist-cliiHS 100111H at 91.00 a day and up. surd, on tli a Uuropeun ilun. L. & E. FRENKEL A GREAT OFFER ...IiV .. Qermnnla Wine Cellar, llammondsport and i Khclmi, N. Y. $ We ura determined to ntru luus our goods unions tne very neat peo e In he country, and we can oa no better w ly of doliiK tlilx t hit ti by Hell ni them n c.xso of our lioodH, uontittnlu; eleven tj 1 1 1 u -i of wine uud 01a iiitlla of our extra Una JrmLue (Hull lad Qr? lrandy. ill ono-liuir Its 110- liiai coit upon re ceipt ot $t.oo vto will send to any reader of tliU pupr ous cine of our goal, ull flrst-cliKi und put up In e!e. Kint Htyle, ussorted 11H foliuti e: 1 qt liot Orand lm lierlnl heo China pasue. I t. boU Delaware. I lit. bat. lttelln!. it. dot. loltiiy. 1 il, bot. riuuiit Ca. m ha 1 ii bot Hhorry. I it. boU Ul Villi. I ij t, hot Ma .-ura. I ill. hot. AiK-eltca, I )L bot. 1'ort. I I t. hot. Hneet Is abella, Int. hot. Im Grap Ilrmidy. This oirer Ik made mainly to Introduce our Orand Imperial rec bnainoagne aua our line double-ill- This ruse of nooils Is ollured lit uhout one-half Its actual cost and It will ple'vsu us irotir irienus una puirous will tulin udvantuKa of IJila aud hU ux lutro duco our sooda, " wi rj mm K6J,itt II MRP 1 S 4WM VI '.j y Vi 1 T$r ttllnd (lrnne HraitJv GREATEST CLOTHING SALE ON RECORD. The entire stock of Fine Clothing of the Economy Cloth ing Co., of this city, has been purchased by the well known firm of Kramer Bros. This is a new stock, manufactured for this season's wear, consisting of $20,000 Worth of Pine, Fashionable and WellTailored Hen's, Boys' and Children's Suitings, Overcoats, Ul sters and Reefers, Which Will Be Sacrificed at 50 Cents on the Dollar To make room for our new spring stock. Don't miss the chance of your life to get goods at one-half their value. Sale Starts Saturday, Jan. 15, at K RAMER : BROS.' POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE. RAILR0A ) TIME TABLES PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Schedule in Effect Nov. 28, 1897. Trains Leave Wilkes-Barre ns Fol lows: 7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti more, WashlnRton, and for Pitts burg and tho West. 10,15 a. m., week days, for Hazleton, Pottsviile, Reading, Norristown, and Philadelphia; and for Sun bury, HarrisburR, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pitts burp; and tho West. 3,12 p. m , daily, for Sunbury, Harris burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and Pittsburg and the West. 5.00 p. m. , week days, for Hazleton and Pottsviile. J. II. WOOD. Uen'l Puss Agent. J. It HUTCHINSON. Uenernl Manager. Central Railroad of New Jersey (Lettish and Susuehamia Dhislon.) Stations In Now York Foot ot Lllierty sticet, N. It., und Whitehall Terminal Anthracite coal ut.ed exclualvcly, Insur ing cleanliness und comfort. TIMi: TAI1LK IN nrKKCT NOV ll, 1S97. Tialns le.ift Scrunton for Pittsion, Wllkes-H.irre, etc., ut S.'JU, 9 li, 11 JO u. in , 12.13, 2 00, 3 03 G do 7 10 p. in. Sundaj s, .W, a in , 1.00, 2 13, 7.10 p. m. Tor Lakewood and Atlantic City, S.20 a m. For New York, Newark and Elizabeth. S20 (express) a. in., 12 13 (express with llulfet parlor car), 3o3 (eprc"s) p. in. Sunday, 2,15 p in Tiuln leiivniR 1- 13 1. m. nrrlws at Philadelphia, Heading Tei ininul, n.n p, m. und Now iork u uo p in. For Maunrh Chunk. Allentown Uelhle lic'in. i:aston ami l'hlladclnhlii. i 20 a in.. 12 13 3 03. n 00 (except rhlladelphl.1) p. m. Sunda. 2.13 p m. For Ii.iltimore und WashlnRlon and points South nnd West via Ilethlehem, S 20 a. m., 12 43 p. m. Sundas, 2,15 p. m. Tor Loiib Uranch, Ocean drove, etc., at 8 20 n. m. and li 45 p. m. For Heading, l.eb.inon and H.irrlsburg, via Allentown, 6 20 a. m 12.45, 5 00 p. in. Sundav, 2 13 p. m For I'ottsvile, 8.20 a. m., 12.15 p. in. HeUirnliis leave Now Y'oik. foot of Lib erty htrect, North Hlver, at 0 10 (express) n. m . 110. 120. 4.15 (express with ltuffot parlor cai) p. in. Sumtav. 4.S0 u. ni. I.pavo New Y'ork. foot Whitehall street. South Ferry, at ! OS n. m.. 1.00, 1.23. :i 53 p. in. Passengers arriving or departing fiom this termlinl can connect under cover with all the elevated railroads, llroadway cable cars, and ferries to Brooklyn and Btutcn Island, making quick transfer to und fiom (Jiund Central Drpot and Long Island Hallioail. Leave Philadelphia, Heading Terminal, 9 00 a. m., 2 00 und 4.30 p. in. Sunday, C 23 a m. Through tickets to nil palnti nt lowest rate may be had on application in ad vance 10 tne iickci agent ut me siauou. II. P. 15ALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agt. J. II. OLHAUSUN, Gen. Supt. Delaware aud Hudson. On Monday, .luly 5, tinlns will leave Scrunton as follow s: Toi Cnrbondaln ti 20. 7 53. S r.3. 1015 a. in . 12 00 noon; 1.21. 2 20, 3G2, G 23, C.23, 7.5T, 9 15. 10.41 p. m ; 12 10 n. m. Kor Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos ton, Now Kngland pointa, etc., C 20 a. m., 2 ..'0 p. in. For HoncMdale 6 20, 8.55, 10,15 a. m.: 12 CO noon; 2 20, 5 23 p. in. Tor Wlllves-Hurre fi 13. 7.30, 8 15. 11 S8. 10 13 n m. 12 03, 1.23, 2 2$, 3 3J, 4.11, C 00, 7.50, ti DO, 11.20 p m. For New York, Philadelphia, etc, v. la I.ehlch Valley It. It., C 43, 7.50 a in . 12.05, 1 23, 4.41 p. m. (with Uluck Dlumond Ux pi ess) 11.30 p. ni. For l'ennsvlvania R. It. points 6. 13, 9.SS, u in : 2.2S, 4 41 P. in For western polutH via I.ehlKh v'nlley It II, 7 DO n. in, I.' 03 311 (wllh Black Diamond Cxprens), 1) DO, 11.30 11 ni, Trains will arrive ut Scranton ns fol lows: From Ciirbomlale and tho north G.40, 7 43, 8 40, 0 31, 10.40 a. ni., 12 00 noon; 1.20, 2 24, 3.23. 4 37, 5.43, 7 43, 8.43. II 25 p in. From Wllkes-llarro and the South fi 15, 7 50, 8 50, 10 13. 11.D5 a. m.; 1.10, J. II, 3. IS, 5 20, 0.21, 7.53, 9 03, 9,45 p. m. ; 12 US a. m. Completo lnfoi mutton rennrdliiK rules to all points In the l'nlted StnWs und Cnuatla mav ho obtained ut the ticket of llce In lli depot Kiieclnl utteiitlon Blven to Western nnd Southern resort business. J W mjRDK'K. a. V A. Albany. N Y II. W CROSS. D. P A.. Sciantou. Pa Lehigh Valley Knilrond Sv-itein Anthraclto Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanll- Hess and Comfort. IN EFFECT NOV. II, 1397. TRAINS I.KAVE SCRANTON. For Philadelphia and Now Yoik via D. & 11. R. R at ti. 10. 7.50 u. in., and 12.U5, 1.23. 2 28. 4.41 (Black Diamond Expiess; uud 11.1.0 p. m. For Plttston and Wllkcs-Baire via D. I,. t W. It. I!., COO, t.Oi, 11.10 a. in., 153 3 CD. C.0O p. 111. For White Haven. Hazleton, Pottsvlle, und principal points In Hie eual regions Ma D. & H. It. R,, 6.IJ, 7.50 u. in , 12 03, 2.23 und 4.41 p. in. For Bethlehem, Eastnn, Reading, lfnr ilsburg und principal Intel medlata tda ttous via D. & II. H. It., C 43. 7.50 a. m., 12 05, 1,25, 2 2 4.11 (Black Diamond Ex pi ess), 11.30 p. in. For Tunkliiiiiiiock. Townnda. Elmlr.i, Ithaca, Uenpvu, and principal Inttnncdl- :ama filANUFACTUR:R OF Bill Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood Aline Rail sawed to uniform lengthy constantly on hand. Peeled Hc-mlock Prop Timber promptly lurnislieJ. MILLS At Cross Fork, Potter Co.. on the Buffalo and Susqtic hanna ltailroad. At Mina. Potter County. Pa., on Coudersport. nnd Port Allegany Hailroad. Capacity 400.000 lect per day. GLNKKAL OFFICE-Iloard ot Trade Uuilding, Scranton, Pa. Telephone No. 4014. THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA., Manufacturers of L j uiiiiiuuieiii uiiuiiiuui HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY. QENERAL OFPICB. SCRANTON. PA. For Sals by JOFiN H. PHELPS, Pharmacist, cr. Wvomlno avonuo and 6pruc street ate stations via D L & W. It. R 0 00, 8 08 .1. m.. 12.13 and 3 33 p. in. For Geneva, Rochester. lluTaln. Nl.iR n ru Falls fhlcauo nd nil points west via I). & H. R It. 12 03. 3."i (Hlack Diamond Uxprehs), 9 50 nnd 1130 p m Pullman pirlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley pnrlor curs on all trains between Wllkes-Huro und New York. Philadel phia. Buffalo nnd Suspension Bridge. BOLUS II. W1I.1UTR, Oen. Supt. CIIAS. S. I.i:i:. Gen. Pass. Ah't., Phlla,, Ia. A. W. NONNI:mACHI:R. Asst. Gen. Pass. Ant . Philadelphia. Pa. Scranton olllce, 3u9 Lacknwanna avenue. Del.. Lacka. and Western. lifted Monday. Nov. 21, U97. Trains leavo Scranton as follows: Ex press for New York und ull points Bast, 1.40, 3 00, 5 15, 8 00 and 10 03 u m , 12 55 und 3 .1.1 p. in Express for Baston, Trenton, Philadel phia and the South, 5.15, boo und 10 20 a. m.. 12 55 und 3 33 p. in. Washington and way stations 3 43 p m. Tobilianna accommodation, CIO p. m Express for Blnuhamton. Oswigo. Kl mlra. Coining Bath Pansvllle. Mount Morris and Buffalo 12 10. 2 35, 9 00 a, ni nnd 1.55 p 111., making close connections at uuiralo to ull points in the we it, Northwest and Southwest. Bliighumtoii and way MiUlons, 1 05 p. in. Nicholson uccominod.illon, 5 15 p in. Blnghunitou und Elmira express, 5 55 p. in. Express for I'tlca and Richlleld Springs 2 33 11. m and 1.D5 p m Ithaca, 2 35, 9 00 u. in., and 1.55 p. ni. For Noithumberland, Pittston. Wilkes Bane. Pl mouth Bloomsburg and Din vlllo, making cose connection at North umberand for Wllllamsport. Ilurilsbuii,, Baltimore. Washington and the South Northumberland and Intermediate sta tions, b 00, 10 05 n. 111 , and 1 33 and 0 Ou p. 111. Nantlcoke and Intermediate btalons, 8 08 and 11 10 a. m Plymouth and Inter mediate stntlons, 3 33 and 8 50 p. m. For Kingston. 12 43 p m Pullman piulnrnnd bleeping coaches on nil express trains. For detailed Information, pocket time tables, etc , apply to M. L. Smith, Dis trict Passenger Agent, depot, ticket of llcc. Lrle ami Wyoming Valley. In effect Sept. 19. 1S97. Trains leavo Scrunton for New Y'ork nnd lnteimedlnto points on B1I0 rallroid. also for lluvvley and locul points at 7 0j u. m. nnd 2.23 p m Arrive ut Scrunton from above points nt 10 23 n. in.. 3.15 and 9.3S p. in. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF Fancy Hoskaways, Kmt Uivurs, .Maurice Ifivcr Coves, Mill I'onds, &c. &c. Leave your order for iilue Points to be delivered mi the half shell in currier.'. 1 E Pitt PED fit ill OYSTERS 9 O'Clock, at lui When In doLbt what to use lor Nervous Debillir, Low of Power, Ira potency .Atrophr.Vancocde and "iicr tt tiknestei, trom any caute. lu: Sezine Fills. Drains cbeclcM and full vieror quickly restored. If B.c'ect.X HC& trotbftf re lull UtTr. Mailed t or $1.00;0 boxes $S 00. Will f-5.00 orders we give a iruarantee la cure or refund the money. Address PEAL MEDICINE CO., OcTCUftd, O. scitAvrox DIVISION. Ill Klloct December lttlh, 1S07. North Bound. South notitid. 201 1 Silil Stations sa p w (Trains Dally, Ex S fc. gs ly; 1 cept nuuauy ) ? MiAnlve Leavei A M tssn Y FranUIn s: "it 7 55 7 10, Wist 4yad street 700 vveenawKen 810 iilArrlve I,eave r m 1 15! 109, lififi IS IB U40 IS SV 18 14 U'03 HIM, 1149' 1134! raooln Hancock Stai light 1'ieston park WlUHOOd Poyntcllo (irson Plensaat Mt. Unlonflalo Forest city carbandi e White Ilrldje May lit la Jermyn Archibald Wlnton Peckvllle oirphant Pilcfburs lhroop Prnvldence l'aik 1'iace iiiSl 1M i II HI 2 50 2.18 316 3 09 3 19 3. If flPI) (I Ull 11 -a; 1118 11 15 11 II 11071 II OV 3S8 13 43 3 45 3 51 3(4 ar.9 4 0J 4 0 11 ui inn 11057 410 1 14 IT 4S iiw 0.1 cuauivn 'a m Leave Arrive 10 55 hci anion r ti All trains run dally except -.undiy. f signifies that trains stop on signal for pas. eenjrrs , M ecure rates via Ontario A Western befor; purchasing tickets and save money Day and NIgntK press to the west J C Andcison, Gen. Pass Agt. T Flltcioft, Ulv Pais, Alft her'ntim Pa. Brewery Manufacturers of OLD STOCK BLSER 435io455N.KiniiiSi..scraaion.Po. Telephone Call, 3333. 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