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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1808.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
$1.50 Kid Gloves, 75c
A Tale Without a Parallel.
The sale of them begins this morning. Thty nrc genuine $1.50
Kid gloves. We ofler them at 75 cents the pair. Why ? We will
tell you.
When imported goods are loaded for shipment it is the rule that
PVS3
M.llici u iuss ui
Thv-v come in red and tans have three patent fasteners on wnst
and are positively worth $1. so u pan. Six hundred pairs of them to
be sold today. You may be sure it's the glove chance of the year.
ON SALE MAIN AISLE.
35c Books for One
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Among the twtjluindtcd titles ate
SKP.TCIl HOOK HiVINO
IMITATION- UK 1 IIIUST-KKMPl!.
MASTP.lt OP HALl.ANTItAi:
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hai'on s j:-says.
isi.ack i;i:cr
TKN NIUHTS IN A HA It HOOM.
MAIN
Today's Bill
of Fare in
Our Restaurant
Heie is a list
of some of the
special things
we set vein our
restaurant today,
in till 10 p. 111.
Open Irom 8 a.
O stor Kit. '' dozen with biiu1.
but-
ter unci pickles Up.
Ovhtor riteiv with cljikiis or Plead
ami butter
Oyatcis, broiled on to. k. ..
.v-iteis, pinned
Diy Hon Stew
Itostim Uo Slow
'11 toe ami C).vstert.
Oyster Coclclnll
OvMer Omelet
Scalloped Outers
Ovstrr Sand v it'll
Ovstor Croquettes
Itnvv 0)ste.i?
BASEMENT.
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A Big Chance
At hnpc
Some good foot
wear heie at less
than you've
usually paid, tor today.
Children's solar tip button, ex
tra heavy soles, sizes 8K to Q
11, tegularly $i.2S. Special yoC
Misses' genuine box call lace and
button, sizes 11 to 2; . Q
regularly $2.00. Special. 1 ,4o
Women's line soolma kid, but
ton and lace, kid tip,
new fans toe, .-js.oo
kind, for
2.20
Men's Oil Grain Bals and Cieed-
more.
Weed's
giain;
Special.
waterprool,
celebrated
tegularly :
made of
Binghamton
':: 1.50
Men's veal calf lace and
shoes; icgula.ly ioO.
Special
Women's vici kid lace
congress
1.25
and but-
ton shoes, live styles; regu
larly Si. 50. Special
98c
-AD-
Better lubbers tor less money
than ever belore olleied.
BELOW ELEVATORS.
txrm
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Jonas Long's Sons
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
"What Happened to Jones."
At the Lvceum last night "What
Happened to Jones" was ;lvca Its nisi
pi plantation In this rlt. It Is a three
act force of abundant complications
and was wilttcn bv Cleorgo H. Uioud
huist. There Is plenty of action and pleim
of humor spiead through the three ui ts
and tho audience that saw tho fniLu
lust night heartily enjojed It Theie
Is one actor In the company who made
a decided hit last night. lf Is Chai
les Gieene, cast for tho humble iole of
a police oltlcer. He lh none of our
lTiako bellte toppers but the teal ut
ilcle, lotuud of tlguto and face, nnd
.Iih t lomplexlon that wan not ob
tained nut of a grease paint box-. His
walk and manner of Handling his Willi
were as natural ns his makeup. At
surcdly Oieeue at some stage of hlh
exlstento wns "one of the liuest " The
dramatic school has not jet ben
founded that could teach him to :e-
produce the policeman as ho did
,nG
night.
licit '" '1 or as Jonet, who had
things Imp 10 him, wns decldely
Ihoi and ilu iiw Is truo of llarney
McDonough In Mn iole of Rev. An
thony Uoodlv 1 ipbuji u( flallaiat A
member of the nirn'Muv whose wink
wus received wltl gieiit iavor was
Frank Hupp who was ast for tho
iole of Richard Ueatheil). He Ih a
Kracefu) ycung man with an exptewdve
face anl clear enunclntloii und kIh
piomlso of nehlevlng piomlnence lu h!
ilioaen profession. Mr. Hnpo Is n I'hll---lphlan
who hah rntuo frlomU lu thlc
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
perishable treight or goods apt to become dam
aged on shipboard, be repacked into tin cases, be
fore the vessels sail.
This shipment of gloves straggled in late; there
was no time to repack them. They were needed
for the holiday trade so over they came.
On their arrival in America some of the gloves
were affected with little spots, hardly discernible
except to an expert, but it placed them in the cate
gory of "soiled gloves' and the Marine Insurance
Company, with whom they weie insured, had to
... .J .. Infn aT - .A4f r. . lit .AM t tl (If t!
Ltma i l'.iii uii iiiv-in
Day 12c
world to beat our puces on books
and we expect none, A broad
statement to make but we back it
up with lacts. Today's gtcat book
1 nance applies to
1218 handsome cloth bound
books, handy volume size, printed
Horn clear type on good paper,
bound in silk finished bindeis'
cloth, elaboiately stamped in stiver
designs ; a lew in white and gold.
the following.
MiNiw.i: voi.i mh shaki:spi:ahp. s.
Tiinni: jiun in a hoat.
.mii.i. on Tim ri.oss
si'Aiti.rr i.i:tti;h.
CHILD HAItOl.D'H 1'Il.OItl.MAGIJ.
1 AHADlSi: LOST.
paiivdisi: iuxsainhd.
AISLE.
A Final Cut
in Prices on
Millinery.
It might be called
the lound up of the
season. Anyhow
it s the time when
matching orders are given to every
hat and bonnet that is left. They
weie all lemaiked today and the
prices are
Onc-linlf and one-third less.
This does not mean that there
aie no choice hats to pick from.
Some of the daintiest concep
tions of the year await your
choosing.
This includes not only the
trimmed hats, but all felt shapes,
etc., now in stock.
SECOND FLOOR.
Holiday
Handkerchiefs.
Anticipate your
wantb and visit
the er eat est
handkerchief depaitment in the
city. The most attractive stock
ever prepared for holiday buyers.
Women's pure linen initialed,
scalloped and embroidered edge.
1-4 inch hem lace and footing
edge. They go at half ,
pi ice, or JLoC
Women's hemstitched embroid
ered and puie linen embroidered;
also lace edged with em
broidered hems, At half
price, or IOC
Women's hemstitched fancy col
ored borders; fast colots and
plain white. Just half price or OC
Men's fancy border silk, the new
est London and New York
styles, 35c kind, for 2&C
Men s inch-hem, handsomely
initialed, worth jsc To
goat 15c each, or Sl for 75C
Mens Japonette fancy bordered,
look Iike'silk. Half pi ice, .
or 1 UC
Men's tancy printed bor
deis, fast colors
Children's fancy coloied
borders, last colors. To go at
MAIN AISLE.
5c
3c
tltv. Hf Is. 11 relative of Mis. T. C.
Melvln und has many times been the
gucht of Mr. and Mis Meivin.
Other membeiH of the lompnnj wot
thy of mention are K Soldenu Powell,
coin Wlllinms. nintuhe Jolin-on. Lois
Kuinees Claike, Helen Hnu-ouit and
Kutheilne Weston. The fnice will be
ippioduced this nftrrnuon and evening
tl the Ljceum
'Itupeit of Hentzau."
Some of itio membiis of James K llaiK.
ftt's compiiu whiih his been IhkjKpiI to
appcur at tlin L.liiiu Vnlnexilt.v, lui .
nro Kathailiie Oicy, Chnilis It Pope,
Ai thin Hoops, Hrighani itojce, Uimiaii
i'riMon, t!iurt,e AIImiii, L. V 1'lioiu ih,
John Lambert. Lopglty Tajlor Silne
Pi If o Ilnny Cliapln, lleoge W. LMUll.
William 1M1U-. tMwnrd I)oiuull All.fit
llowsui Oertiudo Hlverc, Mabd Amliir
and Lvcbn Cutter Mr llnekett is to
pioduio "Itupiil 01 Henuau" hou 1 li.
pli.v Is u sniuel lo ' The. Pi Noun nt
y.emla" nnd 1 4 by the same author. An
thoii. loie. It l In four ml mid six
cnitf Daniel Prohinnn, Mr Ibielcett s
m.iiMKii. h ih i)inlded .p(inili and
lx nut If ul iimiumtH .iiul guiseou seentij
lot tin inoUtirtion width pioiiiIms lo to
I11I1A nt t..i fliuufr . l.l I. v.... 1... ...... ...
I ' i'pi ,,n,.ii t,in w .-u null ill
.ii? . .f t.i, i.i..-iiii rr.i-unr
Aboni Opera Company.
Last nlsiit the About Opeia company
sang the evei-popului "Hohemlau Cllrl '
at the Aiudeniv of Jlusli. und this nr
lemoon The rendng Mnstei" will be
heaid. "Tho Ciicus Clown" Is bllrd
fur tonlitht
"Th New Fhe Pattol."
In "riic NV Viie PaUol," .1. V Ilar--vu:
.11 'mi viltteu, and tin ahea
McAullifi' ,Siod omp,ui haii stnged
nif if .Out fUHinnnit melodiumas nf the
last decade. On " Jtondny evonTnB nt
the Academy of Music "The New Flro
Patrol" will be given with claborntn
scenic cffcctB, by a company that In
cludes Jero McAullffc, ns Lushlngton
StaBireraet, an nctor gone wrong; the
povvoiful emotional nctrcsa and beauti
ful woman, Mlsi Grace Hamilton, ns
Nfllle T.attlmer nnd Alice Norcross, two
persons, but the same girl: and Maude
Scott, one of the brightest performers
of Bottbrctte parts. The tickets for this
company are sclllnc the best that nny
repertoire company has ever done In
this city. Monday nnd Tuesday n great
many people will not be able to secure
seats, ir they wait until the last min
ute. Tho ladles have availed them
selves" of the opportunity to secure
available peats nt half-price, by ex
changing the coupon which has ap
peared In this paper. Tho tickets aro
on sale for every performance, both
afternoon and evenlnfr.durlng tho week.
Bowery Burlesquers.
Truly Shaltuck, who Is know A far and
wide as tho handsomest and most
shapely woman on tho stage, will n
poar with the liowery llurlcsqueis nt
the Oaletv theatte next week. Andy
Irt'Wls nnd Mamie Klllott will Introduce
a (harncter study of the wasldo tough
with the nutlewiUPis. nindys Van,
pocket edition of Lillian Itussell, Is also
with the company. The Indian prin
cess. Ytttnnui. who hus been creating
a srnutlon all over the country, and
Is said to possess the finest soprano
voice of iinv woman on the Ameilcnn
stage, Is a featute of the company.
To Cure n Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Uronio Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if It falls to cuie. 23e. The genuine
has h. B. Q. on each tablet.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Stieet He view.
New Yotk, Du 1-Tlio btock mnrket
In New York refused to uspoml lo tho
Mungulm lew manifested on tht London
i xehange ni to the tuturo value ol Amei
li.ui heeutltles Total salt! woro 5JJ.50O
slimes. Tho btinil muiktt wus attlve und
pilces wen better stiHtnlucd than In
bto(kx. Total sales 4,9",io0
ruruislieil b WILLIAM LINN ALLKN
&. CO . stotk brokers, rooms 70o-70b Menrs
Uulluliig.
Open- Illch- Low- Clos
ing, est. est lug
Am. Cot oil :.4U :ni ::t .n"
Am Sug. IIck Co ..l.a 1H-j 12'i'i 127
Aacll., To & 8. IV .. lG'a l(- Id's l'lJ
A. T. - S. P.. I'l . Mi 17 M'U "''
Am. Tobacio Co ...IK,",. 1J7 VSU HVi
Am. Spltlts li 11 ll'i U'i!
Am Spirits, l'r .... Vfi ''Vl :.o J'j
Halt .V Ohio C'i'j naH r.s'L 5S'i
Itrook It. T I.!) 70'S, irt b'J
Hav State (Lis .. . 4, r, P .
din Southern ... . R41,, 5f SlU M'i
N J Central .. . 9l"j '.'i'j 'M's "!'j
ClH'K A.- Ohio 24'i 24'i L'l i
CliU A: O. W 1". 1j 14 14'
Chic. .V N. W . . linn 140' H't' r.'l
Chle IJ X. Q .UO'j JITS, 11 8 ll'i's
Chic , Mil. A: St V ..114'2 IIP, lt4'i lll
Chic, K. I & I . 10S2 10S JUS 10
ciiu st v. M & o. t:',, Vi 8. v"i
C. C C. fr St. L . 41"j ll'j !! 41'4
Con Gas . . . 1H7 lt)7'2 llii !'."
Oelaw.ire A. Hud . ''i P'i's 10 !'''.
N Y., L. 13 &. W ... W-i 1 1'i M ns
Oell KlKtrlt 81'4 SV bU "i
lilt 1'jp.ir Co VWi rt 51". W
Louis A; Nash . CI bli V.U tt'i
.Manlnttuii Llo . . !S ''S)4 76s 'J7
Met. Traction Co ,.IW ISi'a 1S1' 1M
Mo. K. A. Tex., I'l .. ::it .T,'4 .11 1IH
Mo. l'.icltic . ... 17' j :'S'j MU .".7i,
Nat. Lead HC4 I!7 :h Ml'i
N Y fVntinl ll't 11! llS'it HS-'i
Out . West 11,14 n,i8 liiit, il
North I'aelllp ... . K 10'4 I0'8 40U
Nor IMellle, l'r .... 7V T".1! "lt 7V
I'aeilic Mall :.7'j 7)' a7'4 !k
I'toplo'H Cas . .. .1103. ll(ii, joyij ioi'i
Penn. It. H ll't' LtP ll't'4 UO
I'hll it Head 18U 1': IS'i ls'4
I' Af It 1st l'r .. . 4-, 4V. 44t 4-i
Southiin It. It. .. 10"j 10U ion 10' ,
Southern It H . I'l . 4H, iZ U' 41'
Tenn c. A Iron . .. JO .fa no .vnt
Texas A I'.ullli . 1'ij l" 1"3 13'2
Cnlou I'acltlc . .. J'J'i .iS1 & ..7"8
1'iilon I'ac , l'r . 70 70s . i.
C S Ruliber Pr lu 10S5 10s 10V.
r S Leather . f.' i,'4 i.' ii
l S LiHther. l'r . A' (2 W
Wabash. Pr . . 2. J-' 11 l3i
West Union . .. !'o'-j '.! '.''. '!'s
W .t L. i: 4"v . 4'.. I'i
W &. K.l'l ....L'1 2114 -:i :i4
CHICAGO 1 OAHD OP TRAD17
Open- High- Low- Clos-
WHi:AT hw. est est Inrf.
AIa . . . u''4 (7'8 I'ti's '"'.!
Jul . i (." 01 Ct'4
conN
May . . 31'.. 31 3I'4 31 4
OATS
Slav . Jb :'7 5s X't
I'OltK
January . . . it ' M '1 .') ' 2
M.i 9 W W 9 40 ) 47
Scrnnton Boaid of Tiade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS Hid. Asked.
Seianton AV Pittston Tioc Co. . . a)
Fiist National Hank .. .
r.linliurs-t Houlevaid ....
Scranton Savings Prnk ..
S( ronton 1'aeking Co
l.acU.i. lion A: Steel Co ...
Tliltd National Hank
y
10)
'b0
43
I'M
i'm
iiv,
Tluoop Novelty Jug. Co
Scranton Hallwav C "
Dime Dep & DIs Hank .. .. IbZ
Uconmiiv Light Heat .V Pow
er Company
Set. niton Illuminating, Heat
At Powei Companj v3
Seianton Poiglug Co
Tiudeih" Nation il Hank ... . I"
Latka. LumhPi Co
Lak Trust & Safe Dtp Co.. 150
Moole Mountain Coal Co . .
Scranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co., Com ... 4oa
Clark &. Snover Co , Pr .... 1.3
BONDS
Siranton Pass iUlluaj, first
mortgage, due luStf . . 115
PioiiIo'h Street Hallwav, llrst
mortgage, due lids . 113 ...
People'o Stiept Itallwns, lien
t nil mortgage due l).'l ,. 115
Dickaoti MnnutaiturliiB Co Iu0
Lacka Township School nc . ... W-
Cltv of Soi.inton St Imp (, . ... m
Mt. Vernon Coal Co b"i
Siranton Axle Works 109
Scranton Traction (, bonds. ,, 103
Philadelphia Qiain and Produce
Philadelphia Dee L'. Wheat as
hluvv; commit guide, December. tSaTJiViu
Com Stiailj, No. J mixed Decembtr,
iV4aJ'Jc. Oa's 1-lrm, No 2 white clipped,
Jl'-.e , No. .! do. do .JiuSlic No. I mled,
do 3J5c. Hutter-Plrm, fancy western.
SSrfil'jc , do prints, Jl-v. Lggs Pitm,
fnsli, nearliy, 2'iO. , do western, 23c; do,
houtliwestun, 2Je, do Boutlieru, '.'Je
I'hiese Pit 111 Hellucd Sugirs t'u
thanged Cotton Plrm and 11-lGc lilKhtr,
middling uplands, :,TkC Tallow Dull, city
pi line, in hogiiiieads, 3Tc. , countr.v do. do.,
hands Uc , dark, do. S'8c , greane, 3a
S',je. Live Poultry-Sttady , fowls, S',iaie .
old roostirs, dc ; spring chickens, Salic ,
ducks, Sa'ie , geme Sa'U , turkeys, ba'tc
Dieshcd PoultrjPlrm. frwls, cholc,
lac.' fair to good, Ua'i'c old roosters, bi
"j . spring chlckciiK, wcxtein laist, llu
ll'.c . do fair to good, loallc. , finiall and
infeilor do , 7ne , turkeys, choice Italic;
do fair to Rood lO.ille , ducks, Safe Ite.
ictpth-Klour, 4.0(K) bands and 2o5 eack,
wheat r,',00il IiiipIiMh, coin, 2iJ7 0"0 bllsli
els nam, ll.iw bushels. Slilpments
Wheat. 1,000 bindielH, com, W.W0 bush
eln. ont, lrt.fiOO bushlls.
KewYorkOialu and Produce Market,
New Yoik ,Dec i Plain Pulily uctlvo
for spring patiuts vvltli a uiiet undeitone.
Wheat Spot muikei stead), No 2 icd
7oTu77,ic, f. o, b, , No. 1 northern Dil
luth, 75Te, f. o b. nlloat. No, 2 noith
I'lli Duliith, 73Te , f. o b, afloat, No 2
html western 7 je , f. o. b, alloat; cp
tlmis uiiemd stead) and after boniu ad
vance 011 cluiantes, light offerings and a
prospective visible supply decrease turned
weak; on tho diellne long wheat came out
and export tiado proved disappointing
the rtose. was unchanged to ?e. lo,vf!
December closed 73:4c , Maieli, 74i)c;
May. 7l'ic. Corn Snot steady. No. 2
1 40Tfcc, f. o b, atloit options opened
1 steady on laigo expmt orders and ad-
valued uii heav) tlearaiues, Uiter rcuc.
ilmis set In, following wheat and the clnso
, was p.utly Ke. low 1 1 December closed
41V.c. Muv, 3'Se. Oats -Spot steady; No,
: J2 , No 3. 33c. No. :; white. 32'Ac :
ltmi vvnite. ;.iaJ7c, .mi. 2 white, 3340;
tini'k inlxcd, westorn IP.ulJe,; options
dull and nominal. Hutti-uQiet; west-
The People's
A
l'OPULAU CLCAKING HOUSE for the Hcncllt of All Who
Hnvc Houses to Rent, Itcal Estate or Other Properly to
Sell or lixclmiiRc, or Who Want Situations or Help These
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents n Word Lxccnt Situations Wanted, Which Arc In
serted l'rcc.
FOR RENT
- - - 11 ii n n nr f" fr" "i1"
It" YOU HAV12 I'HOPLUTY POU HUNT
seo HAL'KirrT, l'rlco llulldlng.
"tTTnants skukino hol'i:s, on
lunilloirts suckli.g tenants should see
HACKL1T
hoomb, hoFpi:s Vlats. s'ioiip.h. ot'-
lices, barns, bulls, etc. 800 HACliCTT.
BTOItU-llUST IN CITY KOlt Pt'HNI
nlture or haruwaie. See HAUKLTT
PINIJ lfouBKSONAVlJNUi:, 8ANI
tary plumblr.K, every Lonvcnleiice,
rniige. bolloi, kitchen sink, Ilutlcr's sink,
lnundrv, bath, hot ami cold water en
third floor, buffets In Ulnlng room, under
drained nnd cemented cellar; two water
closets, Inrgo jnrd; low down grnto nnd
wood mania In back parlor. Jones, 311
Spruce stieet.
pop; m:NT-DESKnooM on shaiik
, of offlces secend tloor front, Coal Lx
cluing (jail at room 15.
rnn nnNT - seccnd
Qulncy
KLOOH, 701
FOR SALE
l'on sali:-a fini: i'piugut piano
.........-.. 1 t . .1. tl.i.l...H Yt'H..Al,.V
IliailUlUUlUrCU U IHU l-IJfl , UMivvn
Co.. but littli used, er cheap. Addiess
P. O. Hox 247.
ron SALl-STOCIC OP mimichan
dlse; doing strlrtlv cash business; flno
opportunity; owing lo many other busi
ness Interests Address Hox, 82, New Mil
ford, Pa.
rOK SALC-TEN Jt-1-P-A-N-S POU 5
cents at druggists. One gives relief
REAL ESTATE.
J2.200-INVL&TMKNT WILL PAY OVKIJ
15 per ct nt. nit Pot further liifoiiuu
tlon call upon 01 address W. T. 11ACK
P.TT, Prlco HuHdlng
iNvraT Yopn moni:y saphlv and
profltablj See HACKLTT. Prleo bldg.
SPLCIAL HA11C.AINS TO QPICK RC
ers. W. T. llACKi:TT, Pi Ice bldg.
HACKLTT Ht'yS, FLLLS HLNTS AND
Insures property collects, rents, etc.
CHOICEST CITY (CENTIlAL) AVENPE
lots nnd houses, st w ers. flag Blde
walks, gas, water, heat mains, elect! !e
stitet lights, dm plugs, stieet cais, 7
minutes' walk from couit lioube .squue,
title perfect and guaranteed Jones, 311
Spiuco stieet
POH SALE-MY HESIDENCE AT 233
Colfax avcmie. Just ei mplcted All
modern Improvements Herdwood finish,
i-anltary pliimhlng. electric lights etc.
Prlco reasonable. Address Prank T
Okell, 23) liroadnaj, New York city
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
$.','.110 INVESTMENT-WILL PAY OVEIt
15 per cnt. net I'm particulars call
upon 01 addrcs W. T IIACKETT, Piiee
Hiiililing.
$.,ij0-HAKi;n'. CONI'ECTIONEHY AND
Ich cream business See HTU'kl.TT
$P,0 PP-SEVEItAL LINES OP HPSI
ness. IIACKETT I'llie Huildlng.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
rem HEricELY FmTNisTiEi)
roms, all conveniences; steam, pilvate
fnmllv, fi.'l Washington avenue
POR RENT-TWO PLEASANT IIOO.MS
with board, also table bond, at !13
Washington ivenue. Patiiot House Jlis
Itulsley.
POH RENT-PLEASANT PUIINISUED
rooms, conveniences, Rooms from t 50
up, 522 Mulberry street.
WANTED.
WWWV
WANTED-CASE OP HAD HEAL 111
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not bpnerlt
Send 5 cents to Rlpnns Chemical Co,
New York, for 10 samples and 1.000 testi
monials. A GENTS WANTED.
CRO-GO NEW VV7.7.UK OAJII! VERY
tasilnatlng. A sure wluiiet Sample
10 cents. Cro-do Co., Derrj Depot N. il
WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL PP RE
rubber collars nnd eulfs, liberal com
missions, exclusive territory M & M
Mfg. Co, Sprlnglleld, Mats
WE DO NOT WANT HOYS OR LOAK
ers to write us, but men of abllit. $200
to $sim per month Salesmen and generil
ugents Saiarj or commission. RACINE
l'IRE ENGINE CO., L'fd, Racine, Wis
HELP ' WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-HELIAHLE MAN, TO TAKE
ordeis Good wages permanent
Perry Niuspij Co., Rochester N Y
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS -- DON'T
prepare lor any civil sorlce examina
tion without seeing our Illustrated cata
luguo of intoi mutton, Suit fiee Colum
bian Correspondence College, Washing
ton. D C
WANTED- RESPONSIHLE PIHM
wants oflleo manager at Seianton, gal
ary, $1.2X ear $t00 cash nnd best icfei
enees rcciuired commercial lefeienco fur
nished Address Postofllee Hox 81.'. Phila
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED iMMiiblATELY-SEVERAL
waist tilmmfrs In our dressmaking
department Tho Leader, 121 and 120
W.vomlng avenue (second floor).
em creamery 13i2!c, do. factory, 12altle,
Elgins. 2ilc. Imitation creameij. I'lal7'ie.,
state dairy, 15u22e. , do. creamery. lSa-Mc
Eggs Stead) stato nnd Penns)ivnnli. 2fi
27c; western flesh 2ue , western, 22a.'c.
Chicago Drain Market.
Chicago Drc 2 The result of an p
cppdlnglv dull da) s trading was u tie
cllno of i4c in May and Vsae in Decern,
bei Corn and oats lost nbout 'c I'm
visions closed sllghtlv lower The lead
ing futures rarged as follows Wheat -Deeembei,
t,e,iwi.e , Ma) tit jaCI'iauVii-c
Coin December. 3JHa33'4e. , Mav, JIVill',
u313c , Jul), 3,"a3"e Oats-Decumbei .(i'J
a2bc . May .Vi,n2iJ,n2ti4t . Jless Pork
December. t7,'.iOa7SiM.. January. $1 22Ha
0 23, May. $'J 40a') 47'j. Laid-Dercmber
dosed $1.97'ic. , January, SSIS.1SU. May,
$j"Jla3 30 Short rlbs-Detdiibet. $4 4211
4.471-, January $4 ti7'a4 b3 May, $4 s.'tsa
4 SO Cash quotations wero us follows:
Plmu uOlct; No 3 apring wheat, 1 o
b blnfifi'Se ; No 2 icd, f o. b 70c No 2
com, M'.c. ; No 2 )pow. 31Ue ; No. 2
oats, f. 11. b. L7iju2titc ; No. 2 white, f
o. b , 31c , 2!i4aJ0c, No. 2 1)0, JMlic, No. 2
barley, f o. Ii 41a11c No. 1 llax seed.
!ije, prime tlmothv seed. $.'2da2 2i. mess
pork. t73: lard. JIM, short libs JIMalTO,
dry salted shoulders, 4su41c , short dear,
fl.t0.
New York Live Stock Maiket.
New York. Dec. 2. Steers Finn, high
cr, bulls stead) , cows, stcudv , steers
liriOailfi. oxen and stags, J3 Wjal SO,
bulls, J325a3 75; cows, ?1"u3iW, calves
slow but steady, veals, Jla7.73, tops. $S,
grass ts, 3.30asj, southern und calves
II. Sheep Dull; lambs, stead), sheep,
medium to good $l.,MJaJ.7.'i, lambs, good to
inline S3 37',i"J.70. culls, $1 ti Hogs Low.
er. at JJ &
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
East Huafflo, N. Y., Dec. 2. Cattle
Quiet, unchanged. Hogs Slow, good to
choice Yorkois. i3!)a3.45, rough, com
mon to good, J3.15; pigs, fair to choice
JJ.33. Sheen nnd Lambs Fairly active;
lambs, choice, ;3.33aj.tS; culls and com
mon, $165; sheep, selected wethers, J4.25a
4 S3; culls and comomn, IX'X.
Exchange.
LOST.
LOST -ON UHM1NOTON AVJlNfK 'KS.
tprday afternoon, betweni Aimlirust's
markot nnd P,lm street, ladler' pocket
book containing num of mone and pa
ptrn. Howard If returned to HIS Iteming
ton avenue
WANTED-TO BUY.
w
NTHD-GOOD SECOND HAND Ct T-
une ' p ' Au'1"-'S!, Tincy, TrlD-
POLITICAL.
AQREEAULE TO PRO.M1SES MADE
last May to a committee of citizens. I
announce ni)self ns a candidate for tho
otllce of Manr of the City of Scranton.
Subject to tho vote at the Republican
primary election iinclor tho Crawford
county rules. A U. STEVENS.
MRS. L. T. KELLER, SCALP TREAT
mont, 00c , Bhampootng. 50c, taclal
massage, manicuring, ijc , chiropody. '.01
Qulncy.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
SUPERPLUOUS liAHL" WARTs' "AND
moles removed bv electrlclt) , painless,
permanent, charges tnodeiate, consulta
tion tree. Helen Huehonan Dermatolo
gist, 312 Washington avenue
CITY SCAVENGER
A.D HR1GGS CLEANS PRIVY VAl IIS
nnd cess pools, no odor Impioved
pumps used, A URIGGS, Proprietor
Lcuvc ordets 1100 North Main avenue,
or Eleke's diug stoic, corner Adams and
Mulbeiry Telephone C0I0.
CHIROPODIi
0
CORNS, HPNIONS AND INOROWINO
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood Consultation nnd uclvlio
given free E. M H ETHEL. Chliopo.
dist, 310 Lackawanna avenue Ladles at
tended at their residence If desin 0
Chaiges modernte.
LEGAL.
NOTICE IS HEREIVY GIVEN THAT N
application will lie made to the nov
el 1101 of Pinnsvlv.inia fin Tuesdav the
27th tlav of Dtcimber, IMiS at 10 ocloik
In tho forenoon bv The Lickawanna Lu
lu icatlng Compali), to change the name
nt the said cnrpoiatlfm fiom The Laelc 1
wauna Lubricating Companv to Laeka
u mini Luliilcatoi and Manufactuilng
I'ampan) main 1 lid bv vlrt'i' nt an Ac.
of the Genual Assomblj ot the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania entitled "A Sup
plement to an Act en'ltlid "An Ait to pio
lile for tile 1 111 oiporation nnd rpgiilatloii
of ctttalll eoiporatlons,1 ' appioved 23th
April PV74, providing foi the Improvement
amendment nnd alteration of the (hatters
of corpoiatlons of the second class, and
autliinlzlug the I tic animation 01 itnctlim
motor companies appiovid 1Mb June
lSsT WILLARD, WARREN .Vr KNAPP
Sollrttins
SOLOMON DAWSON VS Ll'RlNA
Dawson. In the Com I of Common
Pleas of Lickavvaima eoiintv. No X'
Ma) Teim, l&ss
To Lutlna, Divvson lisponib lit aliove
named Taki notiie that tin siibpot uu
and alias subpoena In this eaue having
lieen i turned nou-est Inventus inu 1110
herebv leuulrpd to lie ami 1 ppear hi said
eouit 011 Mondiv JanuaiN .ith lsv, to 1111
swir tlie eoniplalnt if the llbeilant
C E PRYOR Sheilll
M .1 RPDDV.
Attuimy fui Llbill'iut
OPPICE OP SIMPSON .C WATK1NS,
Seianton, Pi. Novunbei .'J, lS'lS. No.
tleo Is helebv given that In accordanio
witli the provision of the 11101 tgago ot the
Hahvltm Coal Compiny to the Scranton
Savings Hank and Tiust Compan)
'J'llistee that bonds of the said Coni
p inv, uiimbeied 2ii, 28, 70 72 and V) hav
been designated liv lot this dav tm le
deniptlon and will be ndiiuied at p ir
anil Intiiest upon piesciitatlon at the
Count) Savings Hank and Turn Com
pan) The interest censes on the above
numbeied bonds on Noveintiei 30 1ms
The Habylon Coal Companv liv C D
Simpson tleasuier
SITUATIONS WANTED
SPTTAflTwNTED
agid German worn ill at plain house
work. Address M H . Tribune oltii 1
WANTED-HY RESPEl TAHLE ELD
eily lad) a position us housekecpei
111 a small fnmll) Good it ten me. wages
not so much an object as a good hoivi
Additss Mis. Niwcomet, Ml Hairison
avenue
WANTED - POSITION AS STENOG
rapher or bookkfeppr or either S il
ni) leasonabie Best of lelerences Ad
diess Stenographer, Geneial Dellvei)
A GERMAN MARRIED MAN WANTS
oniplo)mpnt as teamster or an) kind
of work, can .five good let ominendatloii"
Address A. L. S., 231 Reese stieet
SITUATION WANTED-HY AN EXPE-
rlenced salesman, speakb I'ollh Hun
gaiian, Slavish, German and English flu.
entl) , good sign painter. Addn s.s S. R
3 N. Main stieet, Wllkes-Uaire. Pa
SITUATION WANTED-TWO YOUNG
want work, must have woik this wei I.
Appl) 22S Pianklln avenue
WANTED-WORK OP ANY KIND TO
go out by the dav 01 take washing
home Real 420 Pianklln uve. up stalls
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Connell Building, Scranton
E L WALTER. ARCHITECT. OFPICE
rear of COt! Washington avenue
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR ,
433 Spruce St. cor Wash
ARCHITECT
av . Scranton
FREDERICK L,
Prlco Huildlng,
Scinnton.
nROWN. ARCHITECT.
120 Washington avenue.
T. I LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' National Bank.
-i l d
i GRIFFIN & COLLIN
223
LfCKAWANNA AVENUE.
PROFESSIONAL.
I!!! llli'sii-EiMW"W-M-W''g-Wfc1"'-"'li
DENTIST3
DR. I. 0.TA'MAN, BCRANTON PHI
vato Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mul
berry. '
DR. II. r. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUHACII, 113 W)onilng ave.
WELCOME C. BNOVEn, 311 Washington
avcrtie. Hours, 9 to l.nnd 2 to 5.
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLE, 40D SPRUCE STREET. MAKES
your hat to order and they lit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAPE, 125 AND 127 PRANK
llu avenue. Rates leasuuablo.
P. ZEIGLER. Pioprlctor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
mi)enn plan VICTOIt KOCH. Prop
LAWYERS
PATENT ATTORN PA'S-WATSON fi
VVutson. or Washington, D C, mi
noiinco that tliev have upeiied 11 branch
olllee lu Scranton tit M) Connell Huild
lng. Patent and tiadc-ni.uk piactleo ex
clusively. PRANK E. ROYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counselloi-ut-Liiw. Hurt Huildlng,
rooms 13 and 11, Washington avenue.
WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT
tornpys ami Couiisellois-at-Law. Ho
publlcan Huildlng, Wus,hlngton avenuo,
Serunton, pj
JESSUP & JESHPP ATTORNEYS AND
-ounscilors - at - Law. Communwealtli
Huildlng. Rooms J, 20 and SI.
JAMES W OAKPOllD.ATTOHNKY-AT-Law.
Ilooins D14, 115 and tie, HoarJ ot
liaelo HuildlnR
D H REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on ical estate security.
Jleara Huildlng. corner Washington
avenue and Spruce street
JAS. J H HAMILTON ATTORNEY-at-Lnw.
MI Commonwealth Huildlng,
Scranton
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY.
Rooms P03-MI, nth floor, Mears Building.
L A WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
M2 Ilcai.l of Trade Huildlng, Scranton.
Pu
C It PITCHER
Commonwealth
ATTORNEV-AT-LAW,
Huildlng Heraiitou, Pi.
PATTERSON &
Nntlonal Hunk
WILCOX.
Huildlng
TRADERS'
C. COM EG VS.
Building.
9-13 HEPl'llLICAN
A W HERTIIOLr, Attv Mems lildg
MIDWIFE
'MRS OAHLE. GRADUATE MIDWII'E
LIS Washbuin stieet. Scranton En
gagement" solicited. Rooms and best
attendance for a limited number of pa
tients. PHYSIOIANS AND SURQEONS
DR C L. Plli:. SCRANION SAVINGS
Hauls Hullillng, 122 Wyoming avenue.
MARY A.
opathlst.
SHEPHERD. M. D, HOME
No 22S Adams avenue.
DR W. E ALLEN
liigtou avenue
51.' NORTH WASH-
DR R. TP.APOLD SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, coiner W) inning
avenue and Spruce stieet, Scranton
Ofllc.) houis Tliuisda)s and Satur
da)s, 'J a m to 0 p m.
DR. L M GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 203
Hoard of Ti.ide Huildlng Otllce houis
8 to 9 a in 2 to 3 and 7 to S p m Resi
di nee J09 Madison avenue.
DR C. L PREAS, SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Tli.ss Pitting und Pat Reiluc.
tlon. Olllio telephone 130" Hums, 10 to
12. 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR S W IAMOREAUX, QPPICE Sri
Washington avenue Itesldenee, '"IS
Mulbenv. C'hionle diseases lungs
heart, klilnevs and genlio-uilnai) 01
gans a speelalt). Hours 1 to 4 p 111
W. O. ROOK. VPrnRINARY SUR
geon. Iloises, Cattle und Dogs treated
Hospital 121 Linden street. Seianton
Telephone 2i.72
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OP 'HIE LACKAWANNX
Seianton, Pa. Couises piepaiatory to
lollege, law, medicine or business
Opens Sept. 12 Send foi catalogue
Rev Thomas M Cann, LL D , Valtor
H. Huell. A M.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS KUETTELr REAR Ml
wanna avenue Snantoii I'a ,
turer of Who Serei-ns
LACKA-mauutac-
MISCELLANEOUS
hauF:r's orchestra-music for
balls, picnics, parties, leeeptlotis, vv ti
dings and conceit wotk luinlshed Uor
terms, adress R J Haui 1 conductor.
117 W)omlng avenue, over llulbert's
music 'store
megargee hrotiiers. printlrs
supplies, envelopes, papei hags, tv.lne
Warehouse, 130 Washington avenue,
Scranton. Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehiglt Vallev Kullrond System
In Elfeet Nov 1), liiS
TRAINS LEAVE bCRANTON.
For Philadelphia and N'i vv Yoil. via D
& 11 R It atijlla m. und 12 "I .'IS 4.7
Hlack Diamond Expiess and 11 o0 p 111,
Sundavs. D A. II. Voi. 7 is : p. m
Foi White Haven, Haleton Poltsville
and piinclpal points in tli- 10.il legions,
via D. & II R H , 1. 1 . 2 lb and I 27 p m
Por Hcthlcliem, Eastou, Rt ailing, Hui
ilsliuig and pilnili luteimedl ilu sta
tions via D A. II R K . l) 11 a. in . 12 UJ
" lh 4 27 Hlack Diamond Express, 1(1
Suuil.DS D & H IKS. 7 h' m
Por Tunkbannoek lowauda. Elmlia,
Hhacn Geneva and pilielpal iniermedi
ate stations, via D L & W R R, b OS
a ni , 12 5j and .! 33 p 111
For Geneva. RuchesUi Huffalo Nl ig
aia Palls Chicago and all points vwst vli
D. &. 11. R H. 1-0J. J03 Hlack Diamond
Express, loll and 11 10 p m Sunda)s D
& H 11 4! a 111 . 7 IS p 111
Pullman inilm and sleeping nr LeuUh
Valley pailni cars on all trains hotvvi n
Wllkes-Hiue and New York I'litl 11L I
nliia, Buffalo and Suspension Hrldt,,
ROLLIN JI WILHPH. Gen Supt
South Hothlfheni Pa
CHAS S LEE CJinll'ass Agt .1, Cort-
lnndt stint New Yoik
A W NONEMACI1ER Division Pass.
ngcr Agent South Hetlilthun Pa
Pot tickets and Pullman reservations
appl) 300 Larkavv anna ave Sirar.ton Pa
S i ii idid d U d li
a.
Requires
Thought I
To buy cirelully nowadays J!
requites thought. You must ,
guard against shoddy arid yet J5;
must not pay too much.
Good clothing is cheap and ";
looks well, but poor clothing
ib dear and looks cheap. If ;
you do not know the diffci- J;
ence come to us, and you will jjj;
be sure to get the best and Jj;
cheapest. Jz;
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER),
9 WITTERS ft 10 FuTllSHEn-)
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
-- --- -rrr.-j- ji
Schedule In Htfect May 19, i8js.
Trains Loavo Wllkos-Qarro as
lows:
Fol.
7.30 a. m weok days, for Sunbur
HarrlsburR, Phlladalphta, Qit.
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burp; and tho Wost.
10.15 a. in., weok days, for Hazleion,
PoJ,r!l?'JRoadln5. Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun-
bury, HarrisburR, Phlladelnhla.
Ualtimore, Washington and Pittj.
burR and tho Wost.
3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris.
burfr. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
WanhinKton, and Fittsburj; anl
tho Wost.
00 p. m., wook days, for Supbur.
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
1 11 HiiirmPv,00! Oen'l Im. Azent
J. II. IIUILIUNSON. Ucneral Manajer.
Del., Lucliu. and Western.
Effect Mondcy, November H, lsos.
Tinlns leave Scranton as follows. Ex.
4o" 1 fSWW i.V0' k. u,l!a-u" "'" 1
1 40, 3U0 C.10, S.W unci 10 UJ u ill , l.'Jj uni
3i3 p in " .i.iuhu
Express for Easton, Trenton. PhilmiM.
Ei"11.;?!1." "T faouth. Dlo, s.00 and 10 ua
m 12 03
Tub) lunula accommodation, Clo n
Express for Hliighamton. OsWego.
fil'i.1..'! v'Vfv J.'ltll UansMlle. M
...... u iM U III
fim.-.M ... -----
in
m
go. l;.
Mniini
Morris and
Kuflulo,
1 1 ill ' -. ft .A ""'.-
1 &3 and S M 1. ,.,i,r,', '" ' ,r.w " '.,
tloirn at nulTnlo to all pii nts In hoWcfl'
Nmthvvest and Southwest. vt'
Hashlngton accommodation, 3.40 u 111
Hlngliaiiiton and way stations. 1 05 pm.
Nicholson nccommod.it Ion 6 10 p m
2 -;x.',,rpnr. 'arfs1, ",c,"lcltl Hp,,n--
Ithaca, 2 33 fioo a. in., and I r,G p m
lor Noitbuniborland, Pittston Wlllcos.
Itatie Plvmouth Hioomsbiirg and uin
vllle. making closo connections nt Nmlb.
umbeiland for Wllllnmsport, Hnrrlsburi;
UaUlmoie Washington nnd the South
.iJ,ort.1U,mb'r!aml H,lu Intermediate stn.
tlons, COO 10 03 a 111 and l r,3 nnd C 40 p.
NnnllcoUo and Intermediate stations.
8 0S and 11.10 a. m Plymouth and inter,
mediate stations, J 33 and SCO p m. For
Kingston. 12 33 p m.
n1wmmJ',.lrlor ""d 'ceplng coaches on
alt cxptess trains
V?r (h,,.nllc(1 Information, pocket tlmc
tHbles. etc. apply to M I Smith. Dis
trict i-asEcngcr Auenl denot HcUni ..f.
flee.
Dclnvvatv and
Hudson.
trains will
On Sunday, July 3rd,
fecranlon as follows-
leave
lor Cnrbondale-C20, 7 53, 8 53, 10J3 a.
'" I; noon; 121. 2 20, 2.52. 0 23. 6 23, 5.57.
9.15. 1100 p. m., 116 p m.
. ' or Alhanv. Saratoga. Montreal. Bos
ton. New England points, etc. C 20 a, m ,
2.20 p. m.
For 1 fonesd vie f! 20, 8 53, 10 13 a. m. , 12
noon, 220, 5 23 p. m.
For Wllkes-llane. 6 43. 7 48. 8 43. 5.3S.
10 43 a m : 12 03, 123, 2.18, 3.3.., 4 27, K 10.
7 48 10 II, lllOp m
For Ni vv York, Philadelphia, etc., xla
Lehigh Valle) RnlIroad-6 4". a. m., 12 01,
1 2S, 4 27 p m ; vv 1th Hlack Diamond Ex
plpss, 11.30 p m
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, 6.43.
9 38 a. m., 2.1S. 4 27 p. m.
For .Western Points, via Lehigh Vallev
Rjllro.id-7 48 a. m.; 12 03, 3 33, with Black
Diamond Express. 10 41. 11,30 p m.
Trains will nrrlvo In Scranton as fol
lows Prom Carbondnln, nnd tho North 6 40,
7 43 S 3t, 9 34 10 38. 153 a. m.. 1.23. 2 15. 3.23,
4 23 5 13 7 43 10 3S. 11 27 p. m.
Fiom Wllkes-Hnire nnd the South 1,
7 4S, 8 4S, 10 08 11 5" a. m.t 1.18. 214, 3.4S,
5 20, 6 21. 7 53. " 03, 10 0C p m : 1 13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Cirbondalo-9 07, 11.33 a. m.; 153.
3 52 5 53 9 51 P m
Por Wllkes-Harrc 9 33, 11.13 a. m ; 153,
3 2, 5 43. 7 IS p in.
Lowest ratps to all points In United
Slatps and Canada. .
.1 W BFRDICK O P. A.Albany. N Y.
H. W CROSS, D P A.. Soranton. Ta.
Central Ivaili'o.id of Now Jersey
ll.ehlgh and Susquehanna Division.)
Stations In New York-Foot of Liberty
stieet. N II, and South Ferry, Whitehall
"Anthracite coal used exclusively. Insur
ing cleanliness und comfort
TIME TAI1LU IN EFFECT NOV 20, IS,-.
Ti-ilns leave Seianton for Pittston.
Wllkes-Haiie, etc , ut 8 30. 10.10 a. m.. 1.20.
23, JJl, 7.10 P. m. Sundays. 9 00 a. m..
1 For" fcikewood "lid Atlantic City, S 10
"Vi'iV" New Yoik Nevvaik and Elizabeth,
,1 px-iiress) a. m , 1 2u (express). 3 20 (ex-
mnssi 11 111 SUIUlll). 2 IS P..
ir, n m. Train
iniTilnir 1 20 P ni.. ai rives at i-niinuaiui.ia.
R?adlng. Terminal. 7 03 p. m., and New
York 7 03 P. in . . ,lRlltn n unihla.
mr V'aston and Philadelphia, t, 30 a. m.,
pni. !-a"' c.h.iIiuk. ' ir. n m
hem.
Sunda)s, 2 15 P m
12". J." i'. "" ,! WHshlneton. and
,,!i s"oh "Ud West Mi Hetblehem.
I !, .. in 120 p m Sundays. 215 p. m.
For Long Uinnch. Ocean Grove, etc.. ut
8 "AS. Heading. "Lebanon and Harrisburg.
,UCAllSitoM m,120p. m. Sun-
dUiV1,.-;r;ttsville 8 30 a m . 1 20 p m.
J," l mc ave New York, foot of Lib.
"'streoL Noith River, at 4 00, 9 10 (ex
piess) a ni. 120 (express) p. m. Sunda),
. " mv,.w York. South Ferrv, foot
Whllehall street
ti .uuoviirers arm i
i'tllu.,":...i nt nor, a m. lSn m
ing or dcpurtlng from
.iiatirnilnal can connecc unue-i- i-uvn
t),H terminal rnroads. Hrnadwav
'.""iUi nnd fen les to Hrookl)n and
eablo caJ,. "is making qu ck transfer to
Snd?romlVad Central depot and l.ons
''eomufdclphla. Reading Termlnil.
n ii ? 2, Ve) P. in. Sunda). ij.13 a in.
Tmougb HcVois to all points East.
South ami West at lowent rate at the
Et?Ulll OLHAUtEN Oen Supt '
J ji p BALDWIN, Oen. Hass. Agt.
in connect unaer cover
i:ric and Wyoming Valley.
Tlmn table In effect Sept. 11th. ISM
Tiains leave Scranton for New Yolk.
Nc'wlwirg and Intermediate points on
VHn railroad, also foi Havvley and local
noints it 7 ran m and 2 2". P m Trains
a?rivo at Seianton from above points ut
lO'i a m and 3 15 and 9 03 p. m.
SCUtVIO. UIVISIIIA.
Ill l.llccl Oilotier :il)tli, IhUS.
North lloiuicL Knulli lloiiuct.
203 20H 2UISO0
t - x t
M g& Stations ftK
H Is" M S "S
a V, ' 5 aw
x m ,i- m Arm e Leave a m,
7 2.VN Y l'ranklla sf ., 7 I) . ..
....... 710,Vest 4.'ud street . . ! 7 tVJ) . ..
., I ,7 00 WoeUavvken ., H10 ..
a u V h Arrive Leave' V Mr m
10 PS iTl3. t'adol I 'Ji b ISO
1040 ..,101 Hancock .... an 4 3"
1031 .. Ii.'ffi, siarllglit ... Hi 44'i
10 81. . is id Preston Park . . 2 31 4R5
10 IS . ,U4o wlnwood ... ettfim
looj.... Iiusv I'oyntelie .... aso'r.n
9M... IS it tirson 58 s.'3
940 ... iL'C), I'loasant Mt .. 306 Ban
1 0.... 'lift1 Unlondalo 308 S24
n.M,.., mv l'oreuctty . a i Ml
Oiol ...ii Si, 1'arbmdale .... 3 31 6M
9 07 lino White bridge . . 13 38 rm
10',. . IIU'V .MuMtl'M 13 43 R01
BM ... ll'.'l Jinnjn .... 345 flw
H531.. II Hi AlChlbnld . . SAl K0s
860 . 11151 Wluton .... 3r4 Oli
84b ... 1111 I'PCkvllle ... 3fi9 1
84.' 11H7 (lUlhaut .. 404' 621
840.... HOI I'llCCbUrg .... 4071821
8 3S 1101 1 hi oop . 410,67
835.... 11 W I'lOVldence , 4 14'CSl
sa.'. 11057 park Place .... (4 17'sffi
830.... 1055 hcrantoil . .. 4 2-J6Sj
a mi ah leave Arrive r mi- h
t Sunday only
f slsiililea that trains btop on signal tor pas.
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'1 1 alni s.w and soa Sunday only Other trains
dall) except Sunday.
u-cnre ratrs via Ontailo & Western before
purcliwliisc tickets and save money
'UioujIi Wagner oufltt sX'-pfi and free re
climug chair ear New orkto chloco ifhout
change. 1'injeuuer uttjj 22wCc:ccil lu
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