TTIE SCRANTON TRIBUNJS-WKDNIiSDAl'. JUJSJfi 1. 18US. WHITNEY'S WEEKLY BUDGET OF NEWS Brief Reference to a Standard Authority on Widows. LOVERS Or SPAIN IN Ol.lt HUSQUE 1IANNA COUNTV-HKCHNT ACTS OP KINUNCSB ON PART OP TUB ERIE HAILRGAR-R I V I! II S 1 D F. PARK opened for the bBAHON-PER-SONAL AND VARIOUS OTHER NOTi:S GATHERED IN NORTH EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. Special to the Scrnnton Tilbune. Si'riiliehunnu, Mny 31. Rest, cumrjilpi, reft and chop; The thoughts of man shall be As sentinels to keep Your rest fiom danger free. Your silent tents of gicen Wo deck with frngiant flowers; Yours bus tin suffering Ik en, The niornoo sh ill be out a. Memorial day was npproprlntelv ob bcivpiI In Susquehanna. At nn early hour In the mntnlug. Moody post and Moody Relief corps lslted McKune'B cemetery and decorated the wildleiH' Knives' In thf nfteinoon tho proces sion, innde up of the Susquehanna hand, firing Hquad, Moody pout and veterans, Moody Relief e-oips and the school rhlldren. moved to Lnuiel Hill, 5rand Htieet and Evergreen cemeteries and decoiated the voteians' gtaves, Uh thf lltuallstic service of the Grand At my of the Repulilk The pro cession then moved to Main stieet nnd was dltnlssed. Immediately following, n puhlk meeting wiih held in Hognn opeia house, Rev. Ohatles M Novvlng, liastnr of tho Methodist chinch, deliv ering nn able, tippinprlutc and eloquent nddicpf", which was vei attentively listened to throughout and frequently iRiiicuiHly applauded In the evening, In Hngiin opcta house, ji eiy meil torlous musical and llttiiiy enteitnln mont was held, under the auspices of Moody Relief coipw, to deft ay the nec essary expenses of the day. SUNDRY SCRAPS Independent wants adopted as the state It something else to .spell nnd pio- w ot th of sheep In n few nights since The Honesdale the lliododendron Hotter. Then call something ealer nounio. Dogs killed $02 Auburn township, AVhv not iai.se more dogs and less Bheop? Next to a newspaper, a base ball team, if It Is a good one, bilngs a town Into piomlnenee more than uny thlng else. Finest C'ltj News. Es pecially m If neither aie woith u d ayllght dieam! FOREST CITY SAFE If we had a stoim like that of last Thursdu.v night, nine a week, the piob lom of grading tin- hill streets would solve Itself It would simply be a mat tei of i at ting them iiwiij fiom Main sttoot In the moinlng And just think what a time the.v must have in Sus quehanna to keep out of the livet dur ing these spiing fieshets! Our own troubles aie as nothing compaied to theirs Potest CRj News. Finest Clt v. is safe. When the rains descend and the Hoods come, the vil lager can Just tie tholi houses to a few stumps In the stteot and lie down to pleasant dt earns. IN SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY. Tho hiece, in pltv. tnk.s tho tl.ig 'lll.lt milks a sol.liirs lestliiK p), ice, And ln h It on his niiithM'H giave, Coiniado in saeillln iinil (,i,uo elod know est lust which iff r rod mnro The hunt that dared, the licit t xli.it hiako: Rut like affection hallows mounds "Win it lie- thu murtvrs for tuith's sake! Jackson's volunto.-r company .s near ly otKiinlzed Its captain. D ' Cole, has had iorslder.iLlo inllltaty expeii once In the Colotado militia It Is undetstood that W P Stoddatd Is Monti oso's coining postmas.toi When this niatter Is settled, tho villages enn begir to think about the war with Spain. In Montrose June s, Mis Jennie H .-Stephens, of .Montmse and Fiank A ,SIe:ei, of Srranten. will be united in mat tinge. The Summer Normal school, now in session In Monttose Is atteudpil bv a large number of the teaihets ut the count. In llallstoad tliete Is almost an epi demic of tonsiiitis. N'.iir llallstead. a fov davs slnie, what Is believed to be the skLleton of an Indian, was unoaithed Theie was Uio ar. Indian tilbe near Hallstead and (ulte n. uiliubci ol tin dltoit de sipudotits f tho tilbe now live at hnmky Hollow. w. ..lion K .-Mltilio . funnel v ..r MontiuEo, now a medlciil niNsl.in.uy in ,n,m umns the gra-Ph.ipppifl. and the India, has m Zow to Th.mdaurs u l",-ll-ts u" ntral" ,,,aKe u't,r "l'lx'ui vlld. mountain region, to lecupeiate I a"" ",,a ,io B""'t ,lanint' 'rp I'"tto A Sunday school has been oru-anlzed ut Heai t Lake The count boatd of Farmer's Insti tute nianageis will moot In Montioe on the second Tueidiy In Juno to ar lango for holding the count Institute nest fall. STANDARD AFTHORITY ON' WID OW.'. Rt'er Haines, of the Honesdale Inde pendent, Insinuates that certain Sus quehanna county newspapoi men ate sonrclilnp for matrlageahle widows. It the allegation Is correct, I would ad vise them to consult that eminent and stnndatil iiuthoilty on widows. Hr'er haines. who lias had consldetable ie liiunetatlvi' eNjietlenco In thnt dlioc tlon. Ho Is , connolhoiu He s also ay.iln In the market, with a legion of widows lent and hay tumbling ovei each other In n mad race to win the pearl of gteat pi ice. And Our Rt'er Hen Will wed it eiiln' NKW HKi-FD OF TRAITORS. A cotispoudent of the Carboudale leader vviltoK that there aie Inveis of Kpaln In old Susqinhanii" iiiuntv Thev Bhould nstantlv be taken Ijj the nepe of their necU slung upon one of I'ntle Sam's visels, and taken to Manila bay COLORADO TOURS Is tho title of a now book on Colorado, America's groat hoalth and pleasure resort. The book Is beautifully illus trated and contains a valu ablo map of tho Stato. A copy can bo had without charge upon application to P. S. Eustls, Gen'l Pass'r Agt., C. B. & Q, Ft. R Chicago, III. nnd dropped In, to keep compnny -with thai submetged Spanish licet. V man who will not Htand up for this country In Its hour of pet II, Isn't lit to 1 1 o. Ho'h tho meanest cur on earth' IN A LINE OR TWO. The Eile has rcrently piovlded Its ynulmen tun iwltchiueii with quartet ly passes, gcod on any FPttlon of thu road. Rev. P. r. Rioilorlck, pastor of St. John's Catholic ihiueh, on Filduy moi-nlg delivered an able and appro priate patriotic address to the pupils ol the puilsh schools. In tho Serrnd vnid graded school building on Tilday afternoon, tho cler gy of the place and u toniinlttcp from .Moody Post delivered patllollu ad dresses before the pupils. Moody Relief Ccips, ri. ,. R , on Sun day nftirnoon decoiated the giaes of Its four deceased members. Rlveislde Paik, In Lancsboro, vn foitnnlly opened foi the season on Sat urday. The f-tiamer Htinlnlo ciuihd n large number of passengeis, and the Deposit and I.aneshoro hands furnish od eeellent music. James Skinner will nssunio the nvtn at'ement of the Cascade Home on Wed nesday Union merrorlal sen Ices were held In the Preslnterlan church on Sunday evening, the pastor, Riv. TX I. Suther land, piendilng an able and elo(iient salmon to a eiy Inrc" congtegatlon Mondv Post and Moody Relief Corps attended in n body. minor mentionf.tths. A I'nlondale farmer alleges that po tato bugs up that way aio cat lying umbiellas Spsquehanra firemen nre ai ranging for the annual patade to occur in Sep tember. The Susquehanna voluntiors nre hop ing to go to the fiont, under the new call for volunteeis. 'Whole, duty calls them there you'll 1 1 ml 'em! Years ago one man owned all the dogs In the woild. His name wn Noah. What u chain e he had and oh! why didn't he use it? The tumor that It will be a diy sum mer haa bein tinced to the blowers A close mouth catchall no Hies. The hlndmi t dog may catch the rab bit. Rut never bet on it. Whitley. PROF. COLF.S FOR JUNG. Prom Storms and Signs. The death of Gladstone fulfilled our prKllctlon for Mav 'that Fngland would be cast Into deep mourning ' The j evo lutional feeling in Spain came as we piedletod, and, also the desttuctlve stoims and Hoods, nil pimlng the cor rectness of our piophosics. This month Faith will pass thtough the "Houo of Enemies," and b" oppo-od by "Ilou( of Slcknos-," whli li means mine tiouble for us all Disc a'-c epidemics will weop thousands away to death, and vvais, pestilence earthqmkes, fam ilies, etc, will commence theli work of derttruotion. and, dining the next ". months will bteak all pievlous tecords Many nation-, now enjojlng "peace and pl'titv" will be brought down to war and want W.iti h the blight 'tar In the golden west, foi when it teaches sign Mlu a we have reason to believe that Cuban fteodom will b" pioclnimed. TIIH STORMS ANP SIONS. Our inedlcllon 'that the blight star In the zoldoii wet would be dltectly in the pathw ly of the moon, -ind would ceiise high gales and detiuctive stoims between the "7th and .2 Id of "ln," was also oi Hied bv the death-doobllg ( v clones that swept the w ostein states at that lime. Am ther icn of ga"eiuis mat ter Is now passing betwoin as and the sun, and its shadow will tench us sometime between the Id and 10th Inst , .we think, and will cans feai fill stoims, of wide rouge, both on land and sea If the mngnctlo oui rents continue to inn noithwatd, great stoims and Hoods will sweep the oastin states ns well as the wesmr and southern, i:triine heat waves will piiM over the lountiy, and tin so will bo followed bv fiost and snow in some loialitles. Fieri e eleo triial stoims, ai'iompnnled bv high gales and cutting hall, will pom dov. -l stt"aiis if white lightning and cause desttuitlve oonllngiations. Thou- will bo one gtand Tlmost continuoii' lls pl.iv of foikod-llghtnlng this month THIC VITAL FOPCF.S This month will have twonlj "High Flood" days, (twlve of tlieni i mining light along In suuc-slon without i luak) and theie will bo five high Hood W'.dnosdiys. This unusuil occitirctue ln.lloates the ooliiiug of n "evite thought; thiteforo all giass, main or vegetable seeds "linulil be sown on th hlgli Hoed davs, as shnvvp on out Stotm an 1 Sign lalendiil. ppil plinted doep down In tho toll, o that their niotr mav dtiivN wotei lunn the eiith to e tluguisli the Hies of tho binning sun on their tender Miuotims above The louse. (nilaH.iatic nilciobe). Ins already I put ill Its appeainnce, and all potatoes planted at lo.v olii. tlmo win lie slowly conaii'iiid Itlnie the lOtli of Julv, as thourli a Hip had swMit ovei them. Trul. the spider she spins her network foi pie, and (.itches the lnoi is thut lome'h h i wnv' Hut the farnioi, he plotteth his furrows fo naught the teiison Not iilantltig In "Signs" as he ought WORDS OF WARNINC1. P.v looking at our Planetaiy Chait for Jiuii' you will see that old led waitioi, Mats, Is dlieotly opposite of Jupiter, out HnaiKlHl Indlentor, and tint Hailh is midway between tlieni both, In the bit tPti and nn fi nit fut sign Sagittarius This poitotuls moie striow for Kng land, an I'pliletni-. of fluanolal ttoullos In many (ountiies, nnd ii vny midden tin n In the piesent stato if war con dltlins. ritlioi praie will be pin (hilmod or Spilu's ami will be ion fotc id by some other nation. Theie will be troubl - ill al'ing th lino ni.d an attack will b muile upoi. u.ir se.u.nst by both in?li and the eleuiet.ts The b?d nature !n men and women will brsak .ait and causo a toooid of 'times supIi ns tho win hi never bef.it e ex peril need. Watch out for nnnth-r Htmni'u phononionii In tho heivens this month. Oct many may glvo us tioubK I'jof S. Ci.Ips. IMltor Storms and Signs. Kingston, P.I., 1'. S. A.. Mny lid, Mt ( liic i go I, hu stack. Chlioi;.). May 31 Cattle lOi higher ns u tesuli of iduced supplies Uiof steers. $I..D'Jo; wesiirn steers, St tou-i GO: stookors ntul f. cih is IIJVil",'. lows and helfeis, $3t0at, (Illinois $2 Ba.il V, Texas stilts, $13o.il7o lltigH-lu light suppl and "i 10c higher, fair to t hole t l .'.".ill -.:.; p.i-k-pis J9Sa4K, butchers', i)S.iHU, mixed, 5lnl.3i": light, $H,75.il 35, pigs. K 3.W Shi ep Active demand, sinull re ceipts prices stioiig; natlvp sheip, Jl.'iVi 4 G5 western fed, $l23utw, shoin lunibs, Shinto, wooled himbs, fit lu; spring lambs, $5.75uUCO per I0O pounds. Receipts Cat tle, 15,000 head: hog. 13.0u0 head; sruttp, 9 000 iienri. THE MARKETS. Uall Street RcileW Now York Mny al Todnv s sto'k niur kit was active and strong but the iietlv It and strength wore not by im tnentiH unlforuilv itlsttlbtitid Tito (Irnngors ex irdsed a pow et fill Mistalnlng Intliuiue and Rock Island was tho Nature of the group. St. l.ouls i-iu'Ptl tlio day with a gain of over l points In Iliirllngtoii tlirn was a not ilsc of li Tin buoviiniy in Rook lsliind was accompanied bv a notable show ot stieiigth In otheis ot the Hotter group Peoples Oils was the most conspicuous stoik in the list Tho rcront rle In tho Iron stocks continued today, Minnesota Iron and lllliiolB storl rMng lospei lively 3 and 2'2 points. Chicago mill Ristorn Illinois rose fi'i points and North l'.ulJlc prefoiivd nnd I'nlon PacHle proforrid and Hugai also dev eloped strength. A ilso of 3"-, In Delaware and Hudson should ulso bo mentioned The buoj aney of so largo a nunibir ot impor tant stoiks was suHlcicnt to move the whole niatkPt upwaids. Tutul sales of stoiks wcro 17,000 sliorcs. Furnished ty W1L.L.1AM l.INH AW.tSN & CO , stock tirokers, Meard hutlOIng, rcoms 70j-7u''. open-High-Lowing, est, est. Am. Sug. Ro'g Co ,.13S'i H0 HS's Alch . To & S. Pi! .. Ilk IV t Ji'k A , T. te S. P.. Pr .. re! T2Yi "'a Am Tobacco Co ....1U1 lD.i'4 10S,3 Am. Spirits i:i, K K Am Splllts, Pr fl 3I"8 31 Unit. Ac Ohio iy4 Is 1SH llrook. R. T i J1! 41 Clos ing io V'' ': ni'4 .28 3I' 187, 4i'a St, .27, l.-t'i ini 10P, 101 1073, 7'"3 31 111", r. is '4 31", Is J14 31 DJ Oi.'a 14 101 101', 101 10s', 7''V 35' I 111 151 n ?". f'G" I0C 8". Rit',4 ?,V i 117 r. tS'i ii is1, 3P4 2h4 12'i Gos JI &'. J0' ii'it, l" lfil'i 'Ji'j, Hay Htite Ons ?'i 3J U'i Can. Southern r.274 N. J. Central !i1 ; n'a iji ior 10.' tl .3, 10G, 78 It'. 110 r.i ITS. ,' 3 EiG'b 3". 3013 31 117 111 li V3, 31'', IP Ml 8 2J'i S's GS IS's id's 2' K'J 21' Chicago tc O. W Chic it N. W ... Chic, H & Q .., Chicago ("las .... .12'! .101 10J .107 Chic , Mil. A.- St. Chip , R. I. A: P p Chip.. St. I'. M. & O. i C C. C. & St. L .... Sl'i Dolaw.iie & Hud ...110 1), L. & W 1V3 N. Y.. L V.. .t W .. n Ocn Floetrlo 3 Louis. &. Nash V. Manhattan Lie .. . .1W'4 M K. - Tex , I'i . r;.-, Mo. Paollle 3 Nat. Lead 31 N Y Central 117'H Out At Wet 15's Noitli. Paclllo 2ui Nor. Paclllo, Pr .... rn Paclllo Mull .') Phil. X Road IV), Hnuthein R. R . 1 Southern R. R . Pr . 11'i Ton ti . C. At lion . I'i, Tosns .V Paclllo 11 I'nlon Pacific Si', P. S Rubber ... . M'. F. S. Leather . b1,. P. S. Leather. Pr .. IV, Wabash. Pi .... Si West. I'nlon . ... !'1 W & L H ... 2'i Mot Ti.ictlon Co . 1W, Chos. A: Ohli :'J IT, r,i.'4 10'. 3'-S 3)' i 117's 27" 4 L7' 2S'2 1V4 V,. 31', 2'i 12 H)U 21 'h GS 20 W' 2', I(,i 21", CIIICAUO KOARI) OF TRADE, Open- High- Low- Clos ing, est. est. lng. .. 13.1 IT. l-'3 12-, , . PU' 301". Ol'j !7j ,. M', S2', io", SI', WIIHAT. Mav Jul Si ptomber CORN. Julv September OATS. Julv Sopti mbor PORK. Julv September LARD July September 323, 33' 2-1', 2P, 3TH .U'j 23 3- 2.M , 31 21" 1 21N .. 11 7) 11X2 11 I". 11 ',0 .. 11.70 11.75 11 12 11.1,3 G20 C27 G27 (,.27 17 C27 0 22 G.JO Scrnnton Hoard of Trodo I xchatigo Qiiotatioiis--All Quotations ..used on Par o( 100. STOCKS. 13ld. Askod, Seranton & 1'ittEton Trac. Co. Notional Iieiing A; Drlll'g Co. Ptist Niitlnuil Hank Hlmliurst ltculuvard Seranton Savings Rank Seranton Packing Co l.aca. Iron A. Stcil Co Third National liank Tin oop Novelty Mtg Co Scianton Tiac. Co Soriiiiton AnIo Works Dime Dep A. Dls Rank Peck Lumber Mfg Co Uconomj Light. Heat & Row- ei Compaii Scianton Illuminating, Heat A: l'uwer Compuny Seranton Forging Co Tradcis Naticiml Rank Lacka. I.umbri Co Lark Tuist A Safe Dep. Co .. .vloiislc Mouiltulii Coal Co .... 1JONDS. Seranton Pass Ruilway, first mortgage, due 11)20 PlopIo's Stieit Railway, tlrst murtg.igo duo 1 '. 1 fe People's Street Ralltta, (Jen eul niort.iKe. duo U21 Dickson Maiiufucturing Co ... Latku Township School u1.. Clt of Scraiitnn St Imp. Gr.. Mt Veinoa Coal Co Senintor Alo Works L0 hit 100 223 ... Ji M 3!5 b'J IS ... 73 1C3 173 210 43 85 10J 130 130 130 130 113 ... 115 ... 115 ... 100 102 102 ... b5 loo Seiuntoti '1 tuition Co, mottgngo 0 s, duo 1W-' lnat 10J New Vork Produce .Market. Now Vuik. Mav 31 -Floui-Qiilet and Weaktl. Ileal Spot weak, Nu 2 ltd nominal, oiiiiiins opoiiod limit i but soon tinned weak tsptolall nein months which undi I a tollapM ot the .Mnj deal bioke v.t shurplv Latt montlis olused i.e. OIT to 7i higher, ugiilnst 2'o de (lino in .Mi, .Vhi 1 13, Julv, J107'., September ',; Deoimbtl, bl',1. Coin Spot linn. No 2 H'.e , f n b, nlln.it, op. tlons 111 if. e la-lug 'k. high. i. Jul closul .In',c ; Sept mb.r 'Ki',. Oats -Spot Him, No 2 32',ui2. . No. I ;,2o , No 3 while 3.,'.o , No J white 3P.c ; options mud eiate! aillvf ami stoiul . closed un (li.tnged. .Inv, 32'.c Hull. i Finn, ereunieiv. vvisttiii, 1 1'-.ulG'-o ; do fac tt.rv iu"eiiJ!.o , Rlglns, IG'-i., imitation cuiimiiv, 12al(i , stato dull 12"-al5'..e ; do. creumer. l.H.alG'.i. Rggs Klim; stato and iViislaiila, ll'.c , vvoslern lush Hi , southern. Re. Philadelphia Providian Market. I'lilliidflphla, May 31 -Wheat 10c low 01 , contrail guide Muv (1 10.il 13 Coin Finn mid i hlglitt. No 2 mlxe.il, Mu and .lime J! ,11.17' iC Potiiloes-Dull mid lowir, white . choiie, pn bushel, 7i",a Mo ; do fair to good, do , U3a70i Flour Dull and 20u'.',i poi b.uiel lnwii. winter sup. r, $1 21.1 1. 10, do. exttus, I4.10.i4ii, Peniisvlvanlu icillu iltar, i3.Gn,i3 75. do do. Htiulgln J3 7.1aG. We-stein winter ileal J171.iG do str.ilght, JG.IG23, do do patent ti21iit.Mi. spilng cleat $12"ia3'.3, do. stiulglit jGJIabGo, do patent J11.IO1 l.v.1, eltv mills extra, $f K0.il 73. do. iluir, tlTeiali, do straight, $i,.iC23, do p,i. nl ti!50aCS3 Ihiltoi Finn, fane ttesteiu cii'iimoi. Ib'f.il7(., do. prints. 17c lgs -Firm, fiish noaib 121 : do western l.'e . do southern Hi ClioHst (Jlilet nnd but el steudv. Rellued Siigiiis-I'ti-ihiingiil Cotton -Stead. Live Poultty I'll in and hlghit. spring ohlt kens, liia'22o. Dressed Puulti Quiet, lov.ls, dioloe S'-.t , do full' 10 good. SVi'.it , old rous- tirs, l.aO'ji , spring clililieus, Till- low -Firm but quiet; tit pi hue In hugs. heads 3,o ; (ouutr do, In baircls, 3,e ; do. tlulk, l',e . Hikes, 4e ; gtease, 3a8'e. Receipts Flour. l.WM huilels and t'Wl sinks, wheat, hixl bushels, corn, 200.000 bushels, outs, 1100 bushtlM. Shipments WI10.it. Ji) bushels; torn, 219,uoo bush-da, outs, SJoeO biihlmls. t lilcngo Prodiicn .Vlnil.ct. Chicago, Jlay 31. Today's session saw tho close of perhaps the greatest wheat thai lu the annuls of the grain business. Tho May option which lett off Saturday at fl.75 tatigtd today between Jl.40.il. 26, closing at tho lower figure, a loss of We. A bushel. The slump lu Mny coupled THE TRIBUNE'S OPPORTUNITY ONE INSERTION A WORD. FOR RENT A NINR CD ROOM HOFSi: FOR RUNT tnuikiii Impiovemeuts I'artv going to leavu dtv. will rent v.r n ison.iblp. Call at oiiie, til') Pine stit. t FOR Ri:."r-!i2(J (JRHCN RIDUH'i Seven rooms; cxiclletit loi.itton, rout moth late FOR HRNT-ROU.MS, avenue. 7!9 MONROE for ri:nt-fl'rnishi:d hpfsi:. jn- (pilre 7t' cort.cr Clay avenuo and C5r.iv 1 street. FOR RHNT-I.ROOMHD llOFflR MOD 0111 Improvements, No. i",ll ijuliicy ave nue, for particulars Inquire Mrs. Dr. Onidnir, No. 53S yuhicy avenuo FOR ItKNT - NICHLY FtTRNlSHRD tront and side room 523 Adams avc. FOR RRNT-DRSIROOM OR SIIARH of olllcis sen ml Iloor lront, Coal Rx chango. Call at loom 13. FOR RRNT SUCOND Qulni FLOOR. 701 1IOUSF. FOR RF,NT-403 WYOMING avenuo. Applv to r. II Clemons, Rlue Rldgo CoaJ Cornpati's olllie, Meara Huildlus. JARN FOR RHNT-C03 MAHON COURT. Appl to F. H demons, Rlue Rldgo Coal Company's office. Mears Hulldlng FOR SALE for"" half, IVi mmhr cottap: llttcd with all m.iil.rn Improvements, situated at Like Aiiel, X'a. Address U R MiClaVe. Scianton FOR SALH-A 1IORSF. SIX YF.ARS old all sound and fast. 11 lady can drive him Address S R , Tribune ofllce. IOK SALR-ONR 20-IIORSn POWRR boiler, as good as new. THU WUS TON MILL CO. WANTED. WANTHD-ltOARD AM) " Itonil" IN pllv ite tan 11 bv lespectobli oung man Address, stating t. tin- O A, Trib une) ollke. HELPWANTED-MA LE. ACTIVH SOLICITORS W ANTRD HV ir.vwheio foi "Aim He as Rattle lor Cuban Freedom ' nllleial war book, tills all about Spain, Cub 1 uimlos, navies war upd all gieit t oinmonders, graphic description of Devviv ftmoui vlctoty and his compb t. bl.1gr.1phy. biggest book 1,00 large pages magnlllci ntlj Illus trated, tremendous d.maiid, only $150, commission 50 p. r unt ban.insM for agents, o0 l.is mdlt ir.lcrlit paid, out lit free rite Cui k Tho Dominion company, Dipt 32 Chicago HELP WANTED-FEMALE. WANTHD- D1NLNC. ROOM (.1RLS AT th- llazli hur-t 12s V islilngton avi nue Come rtadv fot work SALESMEN WANTED. SALRS.MRN - SRLL "I NCI.lf S.CmS Nov to mii.hauts rm- ii.ivgt anil ptimlums Rig pin Imintn.e demand Ovei 2u0 huge Phinos Sldi line or ixilu, Mfrs SHI) Mutket, Phlla. BOARD AND ROOMS. C.OOD ROOJIS AND HOARD, at 420 Adams iivinuo APPLY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PAIITNER W'ANTRD WITH AROTji 510,00-J. Established business. Will bear Investigation. Largo profits. Safe Investment For Interview uddress f. O. box 371, Seranton. Pa. LEGAL. is 10: RSTATi; of N oisr,''Cri: ol Laikawatiii.i mii l) i1eia-td 1.. it. rs t. stam. nt.iij on the nhovo 11 lined tstutt having In in granted lo tile i.ndii-lgiii.1, oil persons basing claims or ii, niunds against tin said .state will pri st lit tin 111 1. 11 pav m. 1.1 and those iti.hbt id ihit.to will pl.-asu m iki immediate piU'.ellt to JL'NNIi: RF.RMHR. FRI.D M. UM'NIS. JOHN F SCRAOU. Rxoeuiots. Attoilie foi Rst.iti RSTATR OF WILLIAM T SMITH LA I'll ot the tit of Scianton, luiint ot L.itkawami.i, ileio.1-1 .1 Lettets t. MutiH-ntut having b. 11 grant id to Hit. and. rslglit.l all p. 1 sous having claims ui demands against til. said es tate) will pre sent tlum for pav mint and those Ind, Mcil thei.to Hill please make lmuitdiate pa mint to HRNRY RF.L1N JR. ('HAS II WRLLRS THOMAS SPRAC.l'i: Hxicutots, fc. ranuiu Pa vvitli biMtlsh tt.itlstks 1 mu mints work's ilpm. uts and blight ciop prosp. its inns. .1 a seveie deelilie of th. hading futi'ics In wheat. At the 1 lose Julv show id a loss of (j,-i,iLi and Soptembcr '.i. Corn was 6so. and o.tts 'jl. hlglu-i , pork Is up 2'.e , hud lot and ilbs 7'.i Cash (ilolations w.te ns follows Flotu -Dull and i.isv . No I spring wheal iilo 11 $11.1, No 2 red, $1L1. No 2 10111 r,',c . No 2 olow il'-c , No 2 oats, 2ii'-.i , No 2 white 210 , No J white 1's'ii ; No 2 ive Me , No 2 b.ule Nijlc- . No 1 llnx seed $12i.il2'i'., prime tiinotli mill, $2 bu nJ sa. mess p.uk, $11 liall 10, hud pt 1 WO peiuntls $(,2'J.Hl21, shoit lib" sides, loosi, J1i1iii!20, di salted shouldi-ls box. 1 5 nl'c . short .leal sides 1hix.iI $' &aii -.5 , whisk, , sugars 11111 huiigid. Iliiltiilo Live 'loci;. Rast Ruffulo May '.I C.ittlo (lucid de maud, oxliii to prime tluisli.-d smooth .fut expoit sttels, $1 03ar,ai. good t choice shipping st. els, $l.73al'W, full to good steirs, $I10i4 31, tali lo good hutch us' cows, $17oal, loinmon ild to fair eows. $2u1i3.IO Hogs Ite eelpts, very IIkIh good mulluni welglits. 1 fij'v nh.-ep and Lambs Steady and iinihaiigt.l, b. t hand lambs $1,r,.1a5 lu, culls to good, $la KM. best mixed shorp, $IMalC3; mils to good, $'!.'" a I 10, haiulv with. is and .ur llngs 51 70 it SO, huivv sheep, $1 Hn.it tu. heav export lambs $l'.0j.1 Kiisl Liberty Ciilllo .llnrliot. Hast Libert Pa Mny 31 Cattle Steudv and iiuehaugtd Hogs Aillvo mid simile high. 1 , prime heavies, $4 Ma .1 M, piimo m dlums $111,1.1 b.-si Voikets, $lto.i4M; good light Yorkeis, $I20.i4oU. fulr Vorkers, $ta4 15. pigs, tl.wial, good roughs, $lrUa3 75, coinmuu to full, $2301 J40. Slieep-SU-adv, choice dipped, $l2",,i 4 30, common $.l2'aiw. iliol. o clipped lambs, $1 11.(3.21. loinmon to good, $4 23a .1, spilng lambs. S3iit50, veal culve?, U 30a C US. .Vow Yen I. Live Stock. New Yotk, May 31. Tlooves No sales; feeling steud Calves- Stead ; ill) sold, veals, $lat, buttermilks, nominal at Jl.i 150. Sheip and Lambs Peeling firm; tduep, M.ilM; culls and backs, $2a3.10; yeurllngs, $1 Ma5.i.0. lambs, JixiCGO Hogs Market linn, common lo prime hogs. $lin,H he); southern nud westorn pigs, dull at $3.25.i4. Oil .Unrl.el. Oil City, Pa.. May 31.-Credlt balances. Sfle ; lertlllCHtes. first bid, Msc for cash; highest sales, SG'feu.; lowest, Mc.i closed, bijo. bid for iiisli; sulos, I.00O bun els lush ot Sii'tc 1 highest ci.sh, MUc.. shiimients, May js, so ami 30. Ild.ftyt birrels; runs, DM WS barrels. A POPULAR CLr.AItlN'G HOUSi: for tho IJcncnt ot All Who Have Homes Kcnl L'stnte or Other Property to Sell or r.Nchani;c, or Who Want or Help 'llicse Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word. Six Insertions Cents a Word Kxccpt Situations Wanted, Which Are Inserted Tree AGENTS WANTED Aai:NTSVANTl7DMFRAT HALL- "leaun ureal VV ar noon, uur 1 uuu Jjy in War." All about Armies. Navies, Coast Defences, Maine Disastei, Cuba, ar with Spain 0111I relations with 1 or elgti Nations. N01.1l IAIO pages All writ ten slnie Maine Disaster Magnificent il lusttatlons. Agents making $10 to $33 per da.v. No eNperienco ntiessurv. Most lib el nl terms giiaiiiutei.l, 20 days credit, prlco low, freight paid Handsome outfit lice. Send n tvvo-rci.t stamps to pav post ago Hducatlonal I'nlon. 321 Deal hot n sttoot, Chicago. KicsurH ureal vv ar noon, uur uuu- -r- TWL'NTY AORNTS WANTRI) 1MM12 dlatelv. Call to.la at 52S Adams ave nue. Mrs. Miller Manager. TO EXCHANGE. A URNTLUMAN WOl'LD l.IKHTO HN change a tin. hoist, md bugg for a good uptight plan, 1 Address stating makers iiutni, Rox M, Tilbuue olllie LOST. LOST- A SMALL DARK RRD COW. with small In nt lunn- Inform itlon will kin.llv be u.ilvtd at 17wi Prospect avenue, clt. CHIROPODIST KV VV.V x.'VJV.v.vXSvS. CORNS, 11FN10N3 AND LNOROWINC. nails cuicd without tho least pain or drawing blood. Consultation and udvlca given lree. L M. HHTHL, Chlropo dlst. 330 Laekuvvanna avenue. Ladles ttt tndcd at their residcaco If doslrcd. Charges modcrato CITY SCAVENGER A.D BRIGGS CLL'ANS PRIVY VAULTS and cess pools, 110 odor. Improved pumps u&cd A. RRlGGtj, Proprietor. Leavo oiders lli"K) North Main avemie, or Rlckcs' drug otore, cornel Adania and Mulberry. Telephono COW. EDUCATIONAL. KF.RLR SCHOOL FOR UIR1.S, SYUA cuse, N 'i I ndtr the supervision of Hlsliop Huntington Tw. ntv-. Igluli soliiol car begins Thursdo Suite mini 15, 1W3. Appl to Jliss JIar J .luikson SCALP TREATMENT. iTTsLiTiTRLiTitT'AMrmL ment, 50c ; shampooing, iOc , fail il matsage, manlctiilng, 23i , ihlropudy. 701 Quint. PROPOSALS. OFFK II OF Till: HOARD OF COMMIsf- SIONHRS OF Pl'Ul.lC GROUNDS AND RU1LD1NGS. DANIRL II. HASTINGS. Gov ci not. J. C. DULANRY, Supurlntcndent. L G M'CAL LRY. Auditor-General. JAMF.S A. HHACOM, Stuto 1'ieasurer. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING fcTA tlonei Fuel and other Supplies. In eompllanio with tin Constitution unj tho laws of the CommonvMullli of Pcnn slv.iula, wo horob invito so did pio po'als, at pilots below maximum rates llxe.l in schedulis, to furnish statlonei fuel und othir supplies foi tin seviral departments of the State Government, and ten making repairs In U10 several de partments and for the dlstilbutlon of the public documents, for the tat Hiding tlio ut st Tilesila or June, A. D. itJ-J. Sep.u.ilo pioposals will bo received and separate contracts awarded as annoiiiietd hi said bihedules H.ich nioiiosal must bo nccompaul. d by a bond, with at least two sun ties or 0110 surit compaii. ap proved bv a Judge of the Court of Com mon Pleas of the lountv lu whli It the per son 01 persons making sueli proposal may reside, conditioned for tlio falthtul pir foimuni. of til- contract and ad.hess.d and ilellvci.-d to the- Ilo ird of Commls sloueih of Public Giounds and Rulidlngs bifore twelve o'clock M of Tue-da, tho 7th day of Jinn A I) 1VS, nl whli h lime the pioposals will be opened und pub lished In the Reception Room of the Rx iiutlvo Depattment ut Ilanlabiirg, and coiitniits aw at did as soon thcriaflir us pin. licable Rlank bonds and scheilulit containing all intissitv Intormation can be ob talticd at this Dipartment. J C DRLANHY, For tlio Roaid of Commissioners ot Public Gi omuls and Rulidlngs SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION WANTHD Hv 1 idv a- as sistant in olllie 01 win le 1,11.1.1 wilting Is re.iili(d Additss V. Tlibtiui ollke SITUATION WANTRD-IN SI'ORH IS (leik. has il i.J live, v.ais i.siK'li' 1. e 111 gl.ii.l lillslii. ss ..in fin ill-ill Al 1 ci trine as iii.ai.ls eh trail. 1 01 abllll Address J. W 4u3 Vint stuet Simmon SITUATION WANTHD - WASHING ii.uiii.g or 1111 kind ol linns, ili, inln,; b th. d.iv, i v.ill tuki w.isliiug li.inie. Would Ilk. ollitis to le. ill. Side dooi, 420 Fiiinkliii avt 1111. SIT1 ATION WANTHD-R1 A YOUNG miittkd man, will woik ui 1111 kind of work, eight veals' extrleni, in me. t and v.gt table nut kit, will w.uk tlie.ip. Addres.. I. H 1011 llamploii street. SITUATION WANTHD AS THAMSTHR 01 1111 kind ot work I15 a gooil all nioiind man not iifroid of wotk Addriss J i: O 1211 Dlumuid iivu.iio .li A.MRRICAN WIDOW LADY WISIIHS poslilou in tvideiw.i s fnmlls , no oh je linns to elill.li.ii. nun. bill 11 cpei tulil. p.lsulis nei.l alisvv.l AddlisS 11 J, Tllbllli" ulllee PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTS HOWARD II DAVIS. ARCIllTHJl', Conmll Building. Suanlon V. L. WALTHR, ARCtUTHCT, OUFICH lour of too Washington avenue. I.HW1S HANCOCK. JR., ARCIHTKCT. 435 Spruce St . cor. Wash, ave , Siramon FRHDHR1CK L HROWN, ARCIHTHCT, Prlco Hulldlng, I2t Washington avenue, Seranton T ,1 LACHY R SON. ARCI11TUCTS, Traders' National Rank DENTISTS DR I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PRI vato Hospital, tor. Wjomlng and Mul berry. DR F street. L. M'GRAW, 303 SFRUCH DR H F. RF.YNOLDS. OPP. P. O. DR C. C. LAURACH, 115 Wyoming avft WHLCOMH C. "SNOVRR 42ILACKA wanni avenue. Hours, U to 1 and 2 to 5 DETECTIVES RARHINO & M'SWRHNHY. COMMON wealth building. Interstato Secret Scr lco Agsncy. PRINTINQ THH TRIRUNH PURLISHINOCO., North Washington avenue Llnot,vpo CompoBltlou of all kinds iiulckly done Facilities unsurpatsed In this region. WIRE SCREENS JOS. KURTTHL. RHAR 511 LACKA wanna avenue, Seranton, Pa., manufac tuter of Wire Screens. LAWYERS FRANK i:. ROYLH, ATTORNRY AND Counsellor - at - Law. Hut r buildings looms n and 14, Washington avenue OKRI.L .V OKLLL, ATTOltNI'.VS, 1 TO 11 Coal HMliiitigo building, Siraiitoa WILLAR1), WARRLN & KNAPP. AT- tornes and Counsillois-at-Luw Re publican biilldlng, Washington uvinuo, Suanlon, Pa. JAMHS II TORRHY, ATTORN HY AND Coiinsolloi-iit-Lnu Rooms A and 411 Commonwealth Rulldiiig JF.SSUP ,1 JHSSUP. ATTORNHYS AND Counsillors-nt-Luvv, I'ommonwoalth building, Washington avinue. ALFRRD HAND, WHJ.'AMJ. HAND Attorneva and Counse llors. Cotnmon wc.iltli building. Rooms 1. 20 and i.1. JAMRS W"oAKFOIU) ATORNRY l" Lnw. Rooms 511, 515 und 510, Uoard of Trade building. D. II RHPLOGLU, ATTORN HY LOAN-3 negotiated on ital istato scurlt Mears hulldlng, comer Washington av. turn and Spruce rttoot. 11 F KILLAM, ATTORNHY-AT-LAW, 30ii Comniiinvve ilth bidg, Siiantuti. Pa JAS 3U HAMILTON. ATTORNIIY-at-Liv, 301 Commonwealth building, Scianton HOWARD W. THAYHR ATTORNRY. 1100ms 'wi-yij, tith iloor, .Me iu iiiiii? JOhHPH JHFFRRYS. ATTORNHY-Al-l.AW, 7 and 8 Rurr building. L A WATRFS ATTORNHY-AT-LAW 431 Lnckawanii.i nve , Scianton, l'.i C R P1TCHHR, ATTORNHY-AT-LAW Commonwealth building, Seranton, I' FATTHRSON WILCOX, TRADHR.l National Rank building. C. COM HOYS 121 f-PRUCi: STRHHT A W. RHRTIIOLK, Attv , .Meats llldg PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. KAY HAS MOVHD HIS OFFICII to tlio Seranton Prlvute Hospltul, coi ner Wyoming Ave. and Muibcrrv St Telephone. Day call, 531J; night call, 4H. DR C L FRRY. SCRANTON SAVINGS Rank bidg. 122 Wyoming uvenue. MARY A SHHPHHRD, M. D, HOMH opathist. No 22S Adams uvenue. DR A TRAPOLD. SPHC1ALIST IN Diseases of Women, corner Womlng nveniin and Spiuco streot, Seranton. OIllco hoursi, Thursday and Saturdays, 0 a. m. to 6 p.m. DR W. H. ALLHN, 512 NORTH WASH lngton avenue DR. L M. OATHS, ROOMS 20AND 20S Hoard of Tiadc building. Olilco hours, 8 to 9 a. m , 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. in. Resi dence 303 Madison uvenue. DR. C. L FRKAS, SPL'CIALIST IN Rupture Truss Fitting and Fut Reduc tion. omo telephone 1303. Hours .10 to 12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9. DR S. W. L'AMORHAUX. OFFICII 211 Adams Residence 1113 Mulberry. Chron ic (INcaf.es. lungs, heart, kidneys, and genlto-urlnaiy organs a speclr.lt Hours 1 to 4 p. m. W. O. ROOK, VHTHRINARY SUR. geon Horses, Cattle and Dog" treated Hospital. 121 Linden stieet, Seranton Helephono 2(172 HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS THH HLK CAFH. 125 AND 127 FRANK. Un avenue. Rates reasonable. P- JJIHGLHR. Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSH. NHAR D . L . W passenger depot Conduited on tho Uu. ropean pi in- VICTOR KOCH, Prop SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF Tim LACKAWANNA, Seranton Pa. Courses preparatorj to college, law, medicine or business Oiuns September 13 Send for lataluguo Rov Thomas JI. Cann, LL. D , Wultci II. 15.H-11. A M MIDWIFE MRS GAULR. GRADUATH WIDWIKH, 151S Washbum street, Snanton. Hn gagiinents solicited. Rooms und beat uttendamo lor u limited number of pa tients. SEEDS G R. CLARK & CO.. SHHDMHN AND Nur.seiinen, stoic 110 Washington ave nuo, green house, L30 North Main ave nue, stole telephone, 7S2. MISCELLANEOUS LATHST FROM PlliLIPIMNH LSL unds. Gnaiist Naval Haul' Sams all blown to plena and l..u.l..i in N. t Ueton's Slioe Stoic, Washington avenue Ladles' line Rutton shoes, uisset and dongola. cost $2 5U, at IIU, I nil. s Inio $200 shoes fir'Jc l.adlts' OxionN, cost $150. foi 7!c Mens $2 M calf ntul 11. sit shoos foi $1 40, ii tw shins fur $1 '.15, 1 tt UAURR'S ORCHRSTRA-MUSIC j'OR bulls, picnlis. parlies nciptlons. wed dings and conceit wurk fuinlshed For tn ins address R J Hauir, conductor. 117 Wyoming avenuo, over Hulbeit'4 music store MnGARGHF. RROTHRRS, PR1NTHRR' supplies inv elopes, pnper bags tvlm Warehouse IX) Washington uvtn-Jo, Suanlon, Pa. RAILROAD TIME TABLES Central Railroad of Now Jersey (Lehigh and Susquehanna Division,) Stations In Now York Foot of Liberty street, N? It . und South Ferry Whitehall Btreet. . ., .,,,. ol Anthracite coai usm vii.ni Inanr- Aninracitta vu. m-v.. ..-..w. lng cl"anlliiMs and coinfort. mill! TAUI.H IN HI 1 L I MAI lu ly,3 'Trains leave Seranton for ,'ittston. Willie s-Uarre, etc . at J .J 10 10 0 11 , 1 -0, SB 3 20, 710 p m Sundays, 9 00 a. m , 1 cio' 2 fi ' 7 10 v ni. Foi Lakevvood and Atlantic .'its, b '0 "'u'or New York, Newark and Rllzabeth, K M 1. 111e ssi a m . 1 -'0 0 M" si J J) u -fuessi i) m Sunday, 2.11 l in Tiiiln luvliKlSOP m unlvts at Phll.id. lphl 1 Reading. Teiminul. 7 0! p in. and N vv Yror Muuch" Chunk, Allentown. Rethle hem Huston und I'hiladeli.lili. i, 30 a. m 1LO3 20P 111. Sundais. 2lJ p m For Rultlmoro njid W uslilngtore und points South and West via Retlilehcm, 7 in , 1 -0 1'- "' Siin.liis. 2 15 p 111 For Long Uranch. Oiean Grove, etc, at C Ik ,1 111 111111 1 - ' 6 U U in "i'1- " Tor Uoadlntf. 1-obanon and Uarrlsburg, l AlUiUowii. 8-W a m . 1 W p. ()l Uil. .. .. ne n ,n Uor Poitsv Iilo ! -u a 111 , 1 20 p, m Rotumlng, leavo New York, foot of Lib. pit stieet Noith INvir, at 4 00. 9 10 (c. pte-ss) a 111 1 -10 iepressi p nt. Sutidav 4 To u m Leave New Yoik, South Fer.'y. foot Whttehull stieet, in 9 0S a m . 1 21 p m Passengers arriving 01 departing 1mm this teimlnol can connect under cover ...i.t. nl. .lit nlAtutrtrl tnllpnidu ll.n.i Island Rnllroad Leavo Philadelphia. Reading Tormlnal, 0 21a m3 00p 111 Sunday, t, 13 11 m Through tlikots to all polats ut lowest rato may bo had on application lu ad. Vance to the ticket nitent at tho station. H P. HALDWIN Oen Pass. Agt. J. II OLIIAUSHN. Hon Suot. BOREflO SIX INSERTIONS 5? A WORD. to Kent, Situations for l'lve Schedule It I'.llect Nov. aS, 1S97. Trains Leavo Wllkcs-Bnrro as Fol lows: 7.30 n. m week days, for Sunbury Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Dalti. more, WaslilnRton, and for Pitts burg and tho West. 10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazlolon, Pottsvillc, Reading, Norrlstown, and Philadelphia; and for Sun bury, HarrisburR, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pitts burp; and the West. 3.12 p. m , daily, for Sunbury, Harris burp;, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and Pittsburg and tho West. G.00 p. m. , week days, for Hazloton and Pottsvillc. J. K. W OOD, (len'l Pa Auent. J. II. HUTCHINSON, elcncrol Munazer. Del., I.uciiu. and Western. Effect Monday, Nov. 21, 1697. Trains leave Seranton as follows Ex press for New York und all points East. 1 40. 3 00, 6,15, S 00 11 ml 10.05 a. m . 12 55 and 3 .-i p. in. Hxpnss for Easton. Trenton, Philadel phia und tho South, 5.15, 8.00 and 10.20 a. u 12 r,1 and .! 33 p 111 Washington unit way stations, 3.15 p. m. Tobhaiitia uciomnio.latlon, 0 10 p. m. Express for HIiiKhainton, Oswego, Kl mlra. Coining. U.11I1. Dansvllle. Mount Morris and I'.uftalo. 1210 2,33, 9 00 a. m . and 1 53 p in , making close connection:! at Ruffalo to all points In tho West, Uoithwest and Southwest Rltighaintun and way stations, 1.05 p. m. Nicholson nccommo.lntion, 5 13 p m Rlngliamton and Elmlra cxpiesa, F.53 p m. Express for Utlea and Richfield Springs, 2 S3 a. m , nud 1 53 p. 111. Ithaca, 2 .11 9 00 a in, and 163 p. m. Pur Northumberland, Plttston. Wilkes Barre. Plymouth Illoomsburg and Dan Mllo, making close lonncotlons nt North umberland for Willlamiport, Harrlsburg, Raltlmore, Washington and the South Northumberland nnd Intermediate sta tions, C 00, 10 05 u, m , und 1.55 and C 00 p. m Nantlcoko nnd Intcrmcdlato stations, SOS nt.d 1110 a m PI mouth and intei mcdlnte stations, 3 35 and 8 60 p. m. For Kingston, 12 41 p. 111 Pullman parlor and Bleeping coaches on all express trains. For detailed Information, pocket time tables etc , apply to M. L Smith, Dis trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of fice. Delaware and Hudson. On Monday. May 21, trains will leavo Seranton us follows: For Carbondale d 20, 7 :3, S 55, 10 13 a. m 1 12 00 noon, 1.21, 2 20. 3 62, 6 23, 6 24, 7.37. 9 15. 11.00 p 111 , 1 10 a. m. For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos ton, Now England points, etc , C 20 a. m., 2 2o p. m For Honesdale 0 20, 8 55, 1013 a. in.; 12 00 noon ; 2 20. 5 25 p m For Wllkes-13aiie-C43, 7 50, S 43. 9 33, 10 11 11 m , 12 03, 1 23, 2.18, 3 33, 4 27, 0 10, 7 60, 10 2S, 11 30 p. m. For New Yoik, Philadelphia, etc., via Lehigh Vulley R R , G.43 a m . 12 03. 1 23, 4 27 p m (with lilac k Diamond Express), 11 SO p ni. For Pennslvanla R R. points 0.13, 9.33 a 111 . 2 IS 4 27. For western points via Lehigh Valley R R. 7 50 a. .11., 12 03. J 3.1 (with Black! Diamond Express), 10 28, 11.30 p m Trulns will arrlvo at Seranton at fol lows: From Carbondalo and the north G.40, 7 43, 8 40, 9 31, 10 10 a. in.; 12 00 noon; 120, 2 11 3 2.1 JU2! 5 41 7 43, 10 23, 1127 p m. From Wllkcs-IIano and the south 6.'5, 7 60. 8 60, 10 10, 1163 n. m.; 1.16. 214. 3.48. 5 20 6 21, 7.53, 9 C5, 10 05 p. m , 1 13 a. m. Complete Information regarding rates to all points in the United States and Canada muy bo obtained ut the ticket of fice in tho d"pot Special attention glvpn to Western and Southern reort business J W HURDICK. G P. A. Albany, N Y. II. W. CROS.i, D P A . Scrunton, Pa. Lehigh Valley Kailro.td System Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli ness an J COiiituit In Rffeit Mu 15 1SDS TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON For Philadelphia and New York via D. & H R R nt t, 11 a 111 and '2 ui 2'" 127 (Hlack Diamond Express) and 11 30 p. m Fin Plttston and Wilkcs-llarre via. D. L & V R. R . 6 00, 11 10 a ni 1 53, 3.35, 11 Fo'r White Haven, Hazloton, Pottsvllle, and inlniipal points in the, urn! roglou-4 via D A: II " u ''' - Is -'lid J 27 p m. 'Vol- Rethlehem, Easton. Reading, Har-i-uixirs und piinclpal Intcrmcdlato sta tons via D & " ll-,c,4."'a m,2 03. 21" 127 (Ulaik Diunond Express), 1130 'Vof Tunkhannock, Tow.u.da, Elmlra, Tih.ri G.neva and piinelp.il liitermedl- ..... ctlli-ins ,1U ., " " -, 8 03 ". -""-v.-- 1 o-. ,. ,., Uor' Geneva Rochester. Ruffalo Nlag ni 11 Falls Chicago and all points west vl.i n'Vi II R. 12 03. 3.1J (Ulack Diamond l-viiress) 112S and 11 30 p m P.illimi'i parlor and sle-e.lng or Lehigh Vnllpv i..rl"t iais on all trains between W kis-liaiio und New -vork Philadel- nhla lliiir.il" "I'd Suspension Rrldge pma. jiea 1. . u WIUU n lien gupti CHAS S I HE Pass Agt ?H Conlandt sire, t Nev 1 oik W NONHMACHHR. Division Pass eiigi r Ag.m Smith llethl. h. m Pa ,. in , 1- J uuu v,-" I ',": i:rie and Wyoming Valley. IV EFFECT JUNE 1ST 1vW tm.i, s. i.mi ui f,,i Havvl. v and cilnt'i e.tst on 01 vl . Hrl. R R it (i a in s 13 Uor Lake Ariel at 11 1 111,1 : " m .'i P 111 Villi, it Si, 1 mt, n mini iniiii. iui ,, s 17 . 111 ' 10 1' in and 9", p m From Luke Atlel it 7 4J P m - - sclt.'onlVlSlo.'v. 'nrffc-ct December IJIh, 1S07. llorth Doiiud. Noutli Dound. 1201 snti StMIODS P H 3 (Trains Dally, Rx Is I Is; 1 cijit huaaay ) r 11 Arrive i.e-aie. 7 2 N Y FranVlIu S. 7 itf'e3t 4.'iui street 7 iw, Weeliavrken p 11 Arrive Leave .... .... 1 15 e aaosl 1 m Hnncocl: i."ii BtarllKlit 1-2(o 1'iestoa l'ark 1.' 10, Wlnvrooa U lv I'oj ntcllo 12 14 orboo Ufa Plejjaat Mt ,f Ii'it unionaaio I119 Koren City 111 31 C'aibandais fll'l) iVulte Jirhlga IftUil Malleld 111 CJ Jermyn 111 ii Arcldbaia ill is Wlntou It u l'rckvlllo illii?, ohvliuut 110J rTlceburg 111 01 "lhroop .Utn Provldeuco t(lW7i l'aik l'laco .... .... .... .... .... .... .... I.... ! .... .... .... ... 10 ' bcraaton 'a u Leavo Arrive AU trains run dally except fauoday. I sliruliles that trains stop oa &lg-nal for ra Mngeis, secuia rates via Ontario Western before nuichasltiK tickets and savo money Day ar-d Hlgtit Kipress to tlio West. J. U, Anderson, Ocn. l'ass Agt. T vutarnrt. Dlv. Pass, Agt.Bornlni. .7 40 .... , JM ... ,. 810 .... I' M . an .... . 9281 ... S 31 .... .... 41 . . M ... ass . ,. ic .. 8 09 ,. 3 10 ,, I.... est .... 13 38 ... .... 18 41 .. 3 45 361 . .. 3M ,. .... 101 . ! 407 . 4 IP 4 14 . M17 J
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