THE SCR ANTON TRIBTTNK- MUDA. DECEMBER 30. 1898.
1
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
Big Cut in
Furniture Prices
Just for a few days to show you the
power of low prices in this furniture
store we offer :
Sideboards That Were $12.00 at $9.00
Sideboards That Were 75.00 at 50.00
Bedroom Suits That Were $16.50 at $11.98
Also some tremendous reductions in
prices of Rockers, Book Cases and other
needfuls in furniture.
Good Time This
To Buy a Suit or Coat
Puces are absolutely at bed-rock. Better be there,
lather than cany any gai merits over.
-mI Iftei
pwmBP
NOW.
Tailor-Made Suits,
Silk Plush Capes,
'Fancy Boucle Jackets,
Tailor-Made Jackets,
Black Kersey Capes,
Child's Fancy Reefers,
Soiled H and kerchiefs Half Price.
There was a rush for them yesterday and it will con
tinue today. Takes time to dispose of 3,000. Not the least
bit huit just mussed and at half price.
Handkerchiefs that wcro Gears now 3c
Hardkerchijfs that wore lOcaronow 6c
Handkerchiefs that wore I5c aro now 7c
Handkerchiefs that were 10c are now 9c
Handkerchiefs that were 25c are now I2c
Handkerchiefs that were 60c are now 25c
(i Few Toys Left
to Go at
Half Cost.
Couldn't
think ol car
rying them
over at anv
-t. Hardly
enough left worth
mentioning.
either. A few dolls
nid wagons, a small lot of iron
uysand a dozen or so drums
that's the whole story.
A day's good selling will clean
them all out. Will you be here to
..noose? Lay them away. They'll
o to replace the Christmas toys
.iter "baby" breaks them.
BASEMENT.
sterling Backed
Hair Brushes.
Hair Brushes
of steiling sil
ver, in very
.mdsome patterns; were $2.25 last
. eek go today at
$1.35 Each.
Jonas Long's Sons
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
The Donovans,
U the Academy of Music last night
1 inies U. Donovan and Tunny Dunn.
.in, assisted by a hulf dozen vuudc.
die artiste, began a three-day'H en-
igement. The farce In which they
IUoar Is "I)evo'n Reception In Mc
('udden'.s Alley." It will be lepeuted
his and toniuirovv aftet noons and eve
.lillgS.
English Folly Company.
A Inlght, snappy entertainment h
iven bv the Rose Hill English Tolly
i.npuny. which la at present filling tin
ngogeinent nt the Gaiety. The com-
my opened estcrday afternoon and
uge audiences saw thu afternoon and
. enlng performances. The Hhow he
Ins and Is concluded with short but-
sques The opener Is called " 'Hound
he Town," and nil the members of tin
niimny ni enr In It. Many pleasing
nun mid dam-en aro introduced. Tlu
including burlesque la "Wicked
.1 Ik," in which tile 'Zlg-Zug Dunceis"
iipeur.
.Mile. Victoriu does Homo uensatlonal
rnbatlc work In the olio unci the, Hire
'i others moved (hat tliev come ery
lo.so to being klngt of the hoilzontal
at. Hlanche New comb nnd Cunning-
1111 and Urnnt also contiibuted to the
nctitalning features of the olio.
Whytals Coming Arjain,
?lr. and Mrs. Hush Wliytal, whoso
I
THE GREAT STORE.
Stock is interesting today prices are
more so.
No store ever showed so complete
and attractive a line. Garments fhat ate
perfect in style, fine fitting, with every
attention given to detail in the workman
ship. Two big windows on Lackawanna
avenue show you how hard the price
cutter worked. That's only an inkling of
the second floor show.
There can be no further reductions
l this season. Your ONE oppoitunity is
WERE
6.57
6.48
3.47
7.97
5.77
2.77
10.00.
5.50,
12.50,
8.00,
4.50,
SECOND FLOOR.
MAIN AISLE.
Half Price for
China and
Bric-a-Brac.
Not many pieces
left but "none
left" will sound
better. Besides.
we need the room for summery
things soon to come. Atti acting
you here with bargains like these is
easy and you'll be well paid for
coming.
Cups and Saucer that were 10c now 4c
Glass Tea Sets that were 39c now 19c
Drinking Glasses that were 4c now 2
Pancy Decorate! China, was 95c, now 48c
Fancy Vase that were 59c now 24c.
Fancy Jardinieres that were 49c now 24c
BASEMENT.
About seven
hundred pairs
of two-clasp
Women's Gloves
Not 89c but 69c.
Women's Walking
Gloves that
were 89c go today at
69c Pair.
admirable efforts in ' For Fair Vlr-
irlnln ' ..III l. I . .1 ...... . ..
n...... ...11 in- iuimiiuu wun inuntte
ulfasure, have Ken given the much
coveted Now Vent's date nt the Ly
cuim theut.-r nct Monday, when ut
both the matinee and evening perform
ances thoy will present for the first
tlmo here their latest postlve bucccss
"Vagabondia. ' n tomantlc pla) of the
eighteenth century. Sir and Airs.
Whytul ntc artists uf the best grade,
and aie especially deserltift on nc
count of the excellence ot their sup
poitlng eominny, which, by the way.
is said to be particularly capable in
the presentation of Vngabondla."
Wnite's New Comjmny.
Walte'H New Stock company will be
at the Academy or Slusle all next week,
commencing with a matinee on Slon
day. Tho star of Walte's New Stock
company Is Annie Louise Ames, and
James H. Wnlte believes that In liet he
can offei the people of tills fit) the
best actiess that has ever appealed In
one of blti companies. Scenuv, or
cliostia, specialties, costumes and good
plays n,; the tilings in which tho man
flgement takes ptide. Annie Louise will
hold a teoeptluu on tho stage for the
ladles of this city during her ensuge
inent, ' which all Indies ore ln lto
No doubt they will take the opnrtunlty
of meeting tho little woman In .pe
claltles the well-known HI .More Slstets,
MIm Pauline und Hnnv Tieldlns up
iai The icpcttolre foi the week is ns
roMuwn "London by Nlultt. ' Tin
' Two Kids," "Lady of Lyons," "Flug of
Fieedotn," "Hoosler Heroine," "Tower
of Love," "Tliat Dangerous Woman,"
"The Hov from Boston," "An Ameri
can In Ireland," "lietvveen Two Tires,"
etc.
"Tho Hltjhwftymftn."
In tho chorus of the comic opcrn,
"Tlie Highwayman," which will bo pre
sented nt the Lyceum, Tuesday even
ing, Is a real French baron with ft long
line of noblo ancestors. On thu play
bill ills name would not reveal his ori
gin, but which It printed hero with his
titles would requite 11 whole handful ot
type. Of nn adventurous turn ot mind,
and being desltous of acquiring the ex
periences nnd knowledge of travel, he
engaged with tho HtoaUway Theatre
Opera company for the western tour,
ftotn which he returns to appear nt thu
home thentre, the Hroadwny.next week.
Tho baton lias nn excellent tenor voire
nnd Is one of the most nimble of Foxy
Qulller's humble und Inferior associ
ates. He Is a talented llnrulat nnd,
with more than otdlnary enterprise,
hai formed a French class in the com
plin, which has made great ptogress
nn tiie tond. Tho baron's hobby 1b to
perfect the company so thotouchly In
Flench that they will be able to give
11 performance of "The Highwayman"
in that language.
At tho Gaioty.
Fred. ltwIn'H "Majestic nurlesquers,"
a new organization, will be the attrac
tion for five alights at the Gaiety next
week. The opening of the entertain
ment will be nn olio, consisting of an
excellent list of specially artists, In
cluding Neurit und Shcrett, Howard
nnd Mnek, Jennie Cllffoid, the eight
Hugger girls, Hussell und TllHne, Sis
tets Curmontelie. Karl and Zeno, Irwin
und Heinlngton, Grace Vaughn, and the
Qulgley brothers, two Scranton bos,
who will make their first appearance
here In live yenis Concluding the per
formance will bo the burlesque, "The
Street Talr," furiously funnv and
frolicsome', Introducing the entire com
pany nnd twenty handsome Amazon".
The engagement Is for five nights only,
with mutineer Monday, Tuesday.Thurs
day and Friday.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New- York, Dec. 29. After an early
period of hesitancy and Irregularity,
stocks today lesumed thelt upvvuiJ
movement. In home stocks the ad
vance was lurge, while in standard
shares It was confined to frnctions. The
ttudlng was broad nnd there wete few
lugg.irds in the udvunce.
Quotations furnished bj LARAR &
Ul LL11R, stock, grain and cotton brok
eis, rooms 209 and 210, Hoard of Trado
building, Scruntun. I'u.
Open- Hlch- Low- Clos
ing est est Inc
Am. 'ot. Oil 4H S5vi .'.IVj .-''I
Mn Sug Re'g Co . 12.s 123'4 122's 12".
Alch . To & S. To .. 1"4 ION 18', lie's
A , T V V . Pr . fM BPf. UV M
Am Tobacco Co ....113 HI 142 112
Am SpilltH l.'' 12- 13Vj 1.3"j
ntooit it t vfii, "1, -r2 ,,,
Hav State Ga . .. . t i
e'an. SnithTti . .. . 3G fi5 u.1 VJ
N J. Cent r it tl'i'4 rv. T.i4 'iT'3
Ches, & Ohio . . 2l'i i'-'U Ji' -i
Chic L G W . .. 10 lfiU 111 10'i
Chic .v N W IIP4 ll."4 141'f, HJU
Chic. H fed .. .l.'I'H tJl 121? 121 vt
Chic, Mil & St. I ..HSn 1101, Us 1191J
Chic, It I & V 1134 Vi 113 llli.
Chic, St. P M. & O. 02'i !il '2')i 93-.
C C C. & St L .... IV'i 4tt 13 13
Con Ons . ... l'H' HIP, 1M'H I'H'k
nolaw.iro & Hud ...lUh luT'b inc WiM
U , b A. V . . 1.-.2 ir.2 312 112
n y , 1. 1: & w ... n ng hi j h.
Orn Klectrlc ... . M'i iji, avi K3,
Loiilf. &. Nash .... 6, (11 fils fil",
Mnuhatun I'lo . . OT'i , 9TH "7 175i
Met Traction Co 1)5! l'ii . w. yju
M. K .V- Tc , Pr .. 37'. P,7 37' ( :"h
Mo Pacific . .. . m4 ijtj 1114 41
Nut. Lc.ul .. JS C! 17- S'H
N V. All Uruke .. .103'., 113 10fi'i 113
N. Y. Central 122 m 122c, li ti,
Ont. Ac Went 17? is", 17:n IS',
Not tit Pacific . ... 4I8 tJ4 t.Tb ui4
Nor. Pacific. Pr .... 77 77 77 77
Fed. Steel, Com 4S -IT, 17s-, A)Vt
Ted. Steel. Pr f.j'4 s;i, m M'i
Pacific JIull 4 451 HVi 41'4
People's Oas lOi'n im lti'l Wj
Phil. & Head 2) JH, 3) :ji4
P .1- It. lt Pr . . . 4Si 11 4i4 m7-
Southern It. It. Pr.. 42 42j 1J J2'A
Tcnn . C & lion .... 3u'4 .A", ni4 :v,
Tcus At P.icirtc ... 19'i 10'j I'U, ly.
I'nlon I'.iclflc ... 42'4 4t IP, J2'4
t'nlon Pne , Pr 724 7! 72". 7J'i
C S Itubber 41'3 41 41 44",
1" S Leather, Pr .. 72't 72 "1". 72'J
AVubash. I'r 22's 22:s 2'-" 223T
Wct. I'nlon pi4 521, j t 5m
CHICAGO LOAHD OF TRADE.
.t, . nr. Open- High- Low- Clos-
WHKAT. ing. est. est lnp
Slav 704 7nv, n "u'4
Jul tVS, (,,; (,i4 i,si8
CORN.
Slav r.i, rv, :',s .:si
Jlllv !s'. it 1 i'w,
OATS.
Slay Jn 1'S'h 27's IM4
Jul . ..
PORK.
Iami.tr)
Slav
LARD.
Juiiuur) ,
Ma) . .
20' 4
10 02
10 4l
'fiij
.. in to
. . 10 ii
.. ,112
.. 5
10 20
in w
10 20
10.52
.1 52 .1 4'l S D2
5 7D K 0.1 C 7o
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
en Par of 100.
STOCKS Bid. Asked.
Scranton & PlttMon Trac. Co. .. 20
rust national tiaiiK boo
Dlmhurst Uoulevard ioj
Scranton Savings Pr.nk 233
bcratiton Packing Co 05
Lucka Iron & Steel Co 2.1
Third National Punk 385
Throop Novelty Mfe. Co SO
Scranton Railway Co 23
Dlmo Dcp &. Dl Bank Ib5
Kconom) LiRht Heat & Pow
er Compati) . 0
Scruntnn Illuminating, Heat
Ac Power Company 55
Scranton Forging Co :od
'li.uleru' Nutlonal Bank .. . 130
I.acka. Lumber Co ... 150
Luck Trutt At S.ifo Den. Co.. 150
Mooalc Mountain Coal Co n.ltj
Suuntnn Paint Co go
Clark S. Snover Co, Com 400
Clark Ac Bnover Co , Pr 125
BONDS.
Bcranton PasB Hallway, first
mortgage, duo 1920
People a fatreet Hallway, first
mortgage duo ISIS
People'B Street Rullwuv. Gen.
oral mortgage, due 1021 ...
Dickson Munufncturlng Co ...
l.uc-ku Township School i .
City of Scranton St Imp 6 .
Mt Vernon Conl Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scruuton Traction i bonds. .
lid ...
115 ...
115 ...
100
102
... 102
. . 100
105
NewYorkQram and Ptoduce Market.
New York. Dec 29 Flour Sendy nnd
unchanged but uleter owing to wh'it'h
eirncle nctlons, winter extras, J2 70t3
Wheat Spot weak. No 2 red, 70J,c f o
b afloat snot. No 1 northern Duluth
75"4c fob., ulloat soot, No. S 1101th
cvn Duluth 7f.'i .fob aflout to ur
tlc. No 1 nortbein N-w York 77'fce f
o b afloat spot, options were In n lllghl)
uervoiM und unsettled condition nil day
HUhtulnlug freoueiit und nhjfi ilianKei.
In the nfteinoop order kculplng 0era
tlons. onenltiK cablet- with cable the)
jtelded fuither ti llquldutlon und short
Biilis 11 decided tuu ecoery on hlg
clearances, outside lui)lng u scan o
Hlii'tts nnd Htrtfigtli in corn preceded 11
final collupse b renewed unloading, last
RELIEF
DR. M ARTEL'S
FRENCH
FEMALE
FOR
WOMEN
PILLS
PArtlflllAVa nnA afl
luuntala In plain tetled
FnEHCH0RUQC0..Sai&383 Pearl St., New York
The People's
MAAMAAlAAAAAAAAMAMMWIMWAWWWMWW
A POPULAR CLEARING IIOUSC for the Hcitcllt of All Who
Have Houses to Rent, Rcul L'stuto or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help These
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent tt Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents u Word Lxoept Situations Wanted, Which Aiv In
serted Tree.
FOR RENT
roil ItnNT-HANDSOMi: linsiDKNCD,
fi.17 North Washington avenue Pos
session nbout Febiuury 1 If desired; also
will sell curpcts, shades, etc. In lulrc at
Goldsmith's Bazaar.
roil RHNT-TWO FLOORS 40xN) EACH.
Inquire 137 Pcnn avenue.
rOR HHNT-310 .HiFKHRtSON AVK
nue. Apply It. W. Walker, D., L. &
W depot.
FOR RHNT-ECEK ROOM OH SHAHH
. of ofTlces secend floor front, Coal Dx
change Call at room 15.
FOR ItrjNT - SCCCND FLOOR, 701
Qulncy
FOR SALE
YVu7aTTl0tSiTA'NVAOON FOR
bale cheap. 1230 Birch street.
DLSIRABLE LOTS ON COLrAX AVK
nue. Kor particulars audress Box Uj,
Scranton, Pa.
FOR SALH-SIX PDR CDNT. SDMI-AN-nual
gold purchase bonds for sale No
Btatu tax. ant edgo in eveiy particular
1'ull Information cheerfully given 1
and C02 Mcars Building.
FOR SALK-A FIRST CLASS PIANO
at n very low pilce. it must bo sold.
Address P. o. Bo 217, Scranton.
FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR 5
centB at druggists. One gives relief.
PUBLIC SALE.
PFBL1C SALK OF LAW BOOKS OF
flco furniture, etc . at tho ofllee of the
Into David W. Brown, esq , nt room M2
Mcars' Building, on Friday, December .W,
at 2 o'clock sharp
St A It Y L BROWN,
J. XV. CARPENTER
Executors.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
TOR RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms, conveniences. Rooms from 1 50
up, 522 Mulberry street.
.osr.
LOST-A SMALL GREEN AND BLFE
Angnm. wool shawl. Liberal reward If
returned to Rev. T. SI Cann, 213 Jefferson
avenue.
POLITICAL.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE S1YSELU AS A
candidate lor the ofllee of City Con
troller. Subject to the Republican pil
mury election JOSEPH ANSblli, Jit.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR 8ALC-MY RESIDENCE AT 113
Colfax avepue; Just ci mpleted. All
modern Improvements. Hardwood finish,
hanltary plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Price reasonable. Address Frank T.
Okell, 220 Broadway, New York city.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools, no odor. Improved
pumps ustd. A. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leuvo orders 1100 North Slain avenue,
or Elcke's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry. Telephone WIO.
SCALP TREATMENT.
'MiitirT;r!EurEi:i7sc
ment, 50c , shumpoolng 50c , facial
massage, inanlcuilng. 25c, chiropod). .01
Qulnc).
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAXONIA BUST AND THIGH DEVEL
oper. At all drug stores and B iby
Bazaar.
LAST NEW YEARS YOU SWORE OFF.
Where ure )ou now-' Take my drink
cute, be mentally and physically rehabil
itated, and go through lfc"U a i-cbf 1 manly
man. Address, conlldentlullv, "Humant
tas," Lock Box 435, Scranton, Fa.
prices represented 'saTsC net decline,
Mnrch closed 77'4c , Mav, 4V4c , Dec m
bcr, 7i)'.-c. Corn Spot weak. No 2 U
44Tc, t o b.. afloat, options opened easy
on cables nnd after nn emphatic after
noon recovery on enormous export rumors
went to pieces finally midei u geiKl.il
sacrifice of holdings, clo-cd '4nfc. net
lower, May closed U'ie , December li'c.
Oats Spot quiet. No 2, 32V-.C , No. 3, 3tc -,
No. .1 white Soc , No 3 do., .Lc , track
mixed, western, 33c track white west
em, .!3'2a31'c; trick white, slate, 33a
W'c . options quiet nnd nominal Butler
Firm, western crtamei), 11a21c , fac
tory, lSiU'fcc . Elglnh. 21c, Imitation
creamery. 13al7c , state dalt), lualc , do.
creamery HulS'jC Eggs Finn; statu
and Penusjlvnnlu, STc, western fresh,
27c ; southern, 2Ja23i .
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.
Philadelphia, Dec 29 Wheat Stead v;
contract grade, December, ttl&.iiPjc.
Com Steady, No ' mixed, December,
old, 13u43'4e , December, 4mu414c. Oats
Firm. No 2 white clipped, :,3 iJ',.c ; No 3
do do. 33u33ijc , No 2 mixed, do. Sl'.A
33c Butter Steud) . fancy western
ereamer, 22c, do. pilnts 2le 1'ggs
Steady, fresh, ne.irb), 27c; do wesinn,
yc j do. southwestern, 21c do southern,
21c. Choexe Firm Refined Sugars Un
changed Cotton Steudv. Tallow Quiet;
elty prime In hogsheuds, ji-.c , countr)
do do, bariels uIe . daik, do, 3'c j
cake's, 4c , gn use 2a3'.c , as to color
Llvo Puultr) Steud) , fowls, SaS'ic old
rooster-. li'saLc , spring chickens. 7aSe ;
ducks, 7a8c , gei'M', 7aSc , turkc)s, 8a9c
Dressed Poult!) Steud) , fowls, choice, 8
uSVic , do fair to good, 7n7'iC , old roos
ters, Cc , spring chickens, cholco west
ern, UalOc , do fair to good, 7asc. ; ttir
ke)S, choice lOallc . do full to good, Sa
9e , ducks, 7uke Receipts Dour, l.'J
bsnels and 32i(J sacks, wheat 53tW
bushels, coin It' 000 bushels, oats, 13,iW
bushels. Shipments Wheat, 50.000 bush
els, corn, JU000 bushels, oats, 12,'XK) bush
els. Eaat Liberty Cattle Market.
East Libert), Pa., Dec 2'i -Cuttle
Steady, extra 3 33i5 50. prime, J3a.121,
common, fj 20,i3 Co Hogs Fnirl) active
and in Ices shade hlgliei on medium
weights; prime hcuvles 3 70a3 7.1, hest
medium weights, $iC3u3.70. best Y'orkws
J3 5ia3.U), pigs, tl 40n3 M, cc tnon pigs and
skips, $2 20.13 25, roughs, $2 5lal.50 Sheep
Stead), eholco wethers, $14'la4M; com
mon, $2 Lu,! 50 choice lambs, 3 40a 5 53
common to gool, Hu5.H, veal calves, 7n
7 30
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Dec 20 Cattle Dull at tl "n
". 40, Teas cattle, $4a4 70, westerns. U'fi.i
.140 Calve s-ftaS 75 Hogs Active, mixed
and butchers' lots, J3 35a3C2'j, llglu
weights, $i.:,0a3G0. pigs 2,fla3 33. culls, tl
u3 23 Sheep and Ijimbs Unchanged
lumbs. SHS23, sheep, t2a4 10; vi'.ullngs. St
ul 35, nlco western lamb" tit" 15 Re
ceipts Cattle 10..VJO heud. hogs 33 U
head, sh"ep. ll.oon bead
Oil Market.
m Oil Clt). Pn., Dec. PL-Credit balancvs
$1 19. certificates, closed cash offneil tl 19
shipments. GO.iw barrels, runs, vo.SOi bar
ICIB.
I NEVER WOHRY.-Tuko them and no
noout your uustress tliey do their woik
whilst )ou aro elolng yours. Dr. Agnew's
Liver Pills are system renovators, blood
purifiers and builders; every glutid and
tlfaun In tho whole anatomy is benefited
and stimulated In the use of them. 40
doses In a vial, 10 cents. Sold b Mat
thews Bros, and XV. T. Clark. 91.
Exchange.
WANTED.
vwv
WANTED-CASE OF BAD HEALI'li
that H-I-P-A-N-8 will not benefit.
Send 5 cents to Hlpnns Chemical Co ,
New York, for 10 samples and 1,000 testi
monials. HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-EXPERIENCUD GROCERY
clerk, who Is rniiublo ot taking general
chnige of store. None others need applv.
Address B . this office.
WANTED - EVERY PERSON WHO
would llko to secure a gold vvntch or 5S
for :t few bouts' work to address or call
upon The Circulating Winch Ci, olliees
In Connell Building. Stanley N. Slmrell,
General Manaqei
WANTED - RESPONSIBLE FIRM
wants oillco mnnugcr at Scranton sil
ary, $1,200 )car, tV cash and best lefer
ences reetulicd; commercial reference fur
nished. Addiess Postoillcc Box 312. Phlla.
MWATJED-FEMALE
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework, must be good cook
and laundress, bring leference. Applv
at 533 Monroe avonue
LADIES TO EMISROIDER-GOOD PAY-
Ing, easy work sent to .vour home;
write for sample and mute rials Unique
Embroldcty Co . 102 Fulton St . New 'N.oik.
SITUATION WANTED-AN EXPF.RI
enced baker would Hkc position us
foreman or Hist hand hi a li.ikerv. Can
glvo best lefeieiiee Address Baker, Uilb
uno oillco.
SITUATION WANTED - AS SEAM
stiess, will 1,11 out b) the dav or v orlc
.it home nnd will work on 1 blldreii s
clothes Cull or uddrc"s 513 ll)de I'aik
a'-mue.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOt NC
married man, willing to elj r.n klrd
of woik, reference it needed. H. B.
Frank, Tribune office.
WANTKD-A SITUATION IN STORE
or workshop. Age 10, .Money not such
nn object us learning u trade. J, C. I" ,
Postolllco Box so', Dtmmoic, Pa
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man, 23 )cars of age; something tint
ho can ralso up at. Address M. M. 7...
Mil) field, Pa.
A YOUNG UNMARRIED .MAN WHO
undcr"tands hoises thoroughly, speaks
English and German, wants a position ns
coachman or hostlei. Can glvo best ref
erences. Apply Dave Stiail"s, No. b20 Dix
court.
SITUATION WANTED-CAN FURNISH
iltst-clus.s refetetico, and position of
trust, ace 32 O. A. M., 1213 Diamond
avenue, city
A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS A
place In small famll) as housekeeper
Address Mr. Daniel Dainlonnd, 417 North
Main avenue.
STUDENT. YOUNG MAN (20). WOULD
llko pleasant homo in clt) for winter,
to work feir board. Address "Ambitious,"
Tribune ofllee, city.
SITUATION WANTED - WASinNo!
Ironing or any klnel of house cleaning
" i.v i iiiiinllll U.t'liuy.
SITUATION WANTED-AVORK IN A
t.r.iM,.:c.r Ist."'0 '" markct eluiing the
noima) trade- bv nn eperlenceil man who
can give, good leference Aeldrcss H. B.
Hicks, 401 Last Drinker stieet, Duumore,
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man to diivo or take caie of horses;
has expeilence, best ieteienei. Addiess
L H 203 South Jlaln nvmue
SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAR
rled man, of good character, as steam
fitter, "tntlonnr) engineer fireman or any
kind of machinist work, e.in f mulsh best
of references. W. II. Jones, lou3 Eynon St.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
lady as stenographer nrd tvpewrltet,
had four )ears experience and can fur
nish best of reference Addtess G M G
No 1 Arcado building, city '
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUVG
man to drlvo for a private fumil) or
store, is sober and reliable' good tefer
encei and must hnve woik at once Ad
dress D. B., Ml Price street city.
SITUATION W NTED-HYA COMI"i"
tent booKkeeper, would fill vacancy
through liolld.i)h. good reference wn -ls
no object Address Box S')2, .Moscow P.?
SITUATION WANTED WASH IN 5
Ironing or any kind ot house cleanlnu
by tho day. or will take W! shlng home.
Mis. Leo. side door, 420 Franklin avenue
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN n
elerly Inly as house keeper, first clinU
washer nnd ironei Additxi, M A Y
Tribune office, eft). "
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
lad) as stinosiiiphcr. DpewrtUr and
bookkeeper, best references given. Ad
dress N. M . Trlbuno cilice.
PROFESSIONA L.
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II DAVIS, ARCHITECT
Connell Building, Scranton
E L WALTER ARCHITECT, OFFICE
rear of toil Washington uvenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK JH , ARCHITECT.
435 Spruce St . cor Wush. av.. Scranton
FREDERICK L BROWN, ARCHITECT,
Price Building, 12'i Washington avenue,
Scranton
T. I. LACEY H SON. ARCHITECTS.
Traders' National Bnnl;
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF TIIE LACK WANNA,
Scranton. Pa Cotnses piepar.itoiv to
college, law liiedlclno or busini s (Jp ns
Sept 12 Send fot catalogue Rev. Thorn
..s M. Cann, I.L D, Waltei 11 Heell,
A M
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S. liiS
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Af..s I WM
i GRIFFIN & COLLINS,
ji9 22D LACKAWANNA AVENUE &
PROFESSIONA L.
ls
DENTISTS
DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANION PHI
vuto Hospital, cor. Wyoming anil Mill
ben v.
DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH, 115 Wyoming live.
WELCOME ( SNOVF.R, S3I WnshlnBloti
livetille Houts, 9 to 1, and 2 too.
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLES, 40-1 SPRUCE STREET, MAKi'.S
your hat to order and thev lit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANT3
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reasonable.
P .EIOLER. Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE NEAR D. 1. & W
passenger depot. Condueteel on the Uti
loiiean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop
LAWYERS
FRANK E BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor u - l,nw. lluir Building,
reioms 13 nnd II, Washington nvenue
W1LLARD. WAHHEN I.'NAPP. AT
tnrnevs anil Coii'iH"llois-jt-Luiv. Rn
publlciin Building Washltiglm aveiuo,
Scrniilon, Pa.
JESSUP JESSUP ATTORNEYS AND
cotinvellors- at - Law. Commonwealth
Building Room 1. 20 nnd 21
JAMES XV. OAKFOP.D. ATTORNEY-AT-l.uw.
Room" 611, 113 and Oil, Board of
Trndo Building
D. B. REPLOGLE. ATTORNEY LOANS
ni'goliuted on re-al estate seciirl'v
Mears Building, eoinrr Washington
iiAonuu and Spruco treet.
JAS. J II HAMILTON, ATTORNEY
ii t-Law, o01 Commonwealth Building,
Sctanton
EDWARD XV THAYER ATTORNEY.
Rooms OOViOl, lib ilnor, Meirs' Building.
L. A. WATRES. ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW.
502 Boaril of Trade Building, Scranton,
l'n
C R. PITCHER, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth Building, Sernnton. IM.
PATTERSON & WILCOX. TRADERS'
National B ink Building
C COMEGYS, fi-lJ REPUBLICAN
Building.
A. XV. BEHT1IOLU, ATTORNEY,
Meais Building.
MIDWIFE
MRS CABLE GHADFATE MIDWIFE,
111S Washburn street, Scranton En
gagements solicited. Rooms und best
uttendanco for a limited number of pa
tlelitu PHYSICIANS AND SURQEON3
fit. C L. FREY, SCRANTON SAVINGS
Bank Building, 12. W)omlns avenue.
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. D. HOME
opathlst. No. 22S Adams avenue.
DR. XV. E ALLEN, 312 NORTH WAS If
ington avenue.
DR. H. TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, corner V)omliig
nvenue and Spiuce street Scranten,
Ofllco hours. Thursda)s and Siturda).s,
y a. m. to fi p. m.
DR. L. M. GATES. ROOMS, j 17 AND IMS
Henril of Trade Building. Office hour",
S ti 0 a. m . 2 to J and 7 to S p. in. Rosl
eh nee, W Madison nvenue
DR. C L. FREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Ruiiture, T.-uss Fining and Fat Reilu
tiou Oillco telephone 13(3 Hour", 10 to
12, 2 to I, 7 to i
DH S W LAJIORL'AITX, OFFICE 3.19
Wiishlngtcil avenue Hesldenie, 1!1S Mill
berry. Chronic diseases, lungs, heart,
kldnevs ami genllo-iuinaty organs a
speclalt). Hoars, 1 to I p. m.
W (1. HOOK. VETERINARY SFH
geon. Horse", Cattle ami Dogs treated.
Hospital, 121 Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone 2'j72
SEEDS
G It CLARK & CO SEEDMEN AND
Nurfijraciii sto-e 14i Washington ave
nue . rficui bouse 1'VJ Nor'h Main ave
nue, toie telephone'. 7b2
tVE SCREENS
JOS. KUETTEL. HEAR Ml
wanna uverue, Scranton, Pa ,
turei of hi Re lee ns
LACKA-
maiuif.ii-
MISCELLANEOUS
IJAUEIfS ORCHESTRA-MUSIC 1 OH
balls, plrnlc", parties, receptlnns, wed
dings und ci ncirt woik fuiulsheel. Uor
turns address H. J. B.iuei. conductor,
117 )omini, avenue, over llulbeit's
music store
MEGARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
'supplies i mt lopes paper bugs, twin
Warehouse' Ul Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley lUillro.ul System
In Effect Nov. 11. U
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia and New York via D
A- II. It II , at u 41 a. m und 12 ul. 2 1 1 27
Black Diamond Em less, and II. ,0 p. m
Sundivs I) i- II 1 Is, 7 b p m
For White Haven, Hazletuu, Potts'. Ille,
and principal points lu Hie uul region".
vliD & II H It '.II 2 is .mil l.7j m
For Bethlehem E.icton. Heaellng Hai
risburg and piiuilpal liiienii. (U.ite si i
tlons via D II It It "ill it in, 1203
2 1s, 4 27 lll.uk Diamond Espies 11 jj.
Sunduvs. D eV 11 1 3! 7 is p nt
For Tunkh.iunock Towund i Emilia,
Ithaca. Geneva and prfmlpil Intel medl
iitu stations via I) L .V. W R R, SOS
u m 12 11 and .! 31 m
Feu- Geneva Roehestei Bull.ilo Niag
ara Falls. Chb ago mill all olnts we-st vii
D iS. 11. R R. 1-"' ""J UlaeU Diaiuond
Exiires" 10 41 und 11 .Op m Siinduv s, i
& II . 11 41 n m 7 is p m
Pullman pallor und slee plim oi Lehigh
A'ulle) imrloi eais on all tl tins lietwieu
likes-B me und New Yeuk Plillaib 1
nlil.i. Buffalo und Su"peniou Bildge
ROLLIN II WILBUR Cell Supt .
South Bethlelu m Pi.
CHAS S. LEE. Gen Pass Ant , 2'j C n t-
liuid street Ne w Yoik
W NONEMACHER Division Hu.
eligel Agent. South lietlilelum Pa
I'm tickets und Pullmiiu iiservnilous
uppl) 'C' Lai k.iwienna ave Seraiiton Pa
S it) i i d
-w-!
What You I
Want to Know I
Forth ChriJtm.s
And ih3 New Year.
To put it curtly aud
pleasantly, there is one
store where au every day
man can buy the best of
Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, ready to put on aud
look aud hi thoroughly
well dressed. Go to
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER), i
HATTERS AM FdMISHElS S.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
IA IIAIIJIIIilll
SchetJulelti tlllmet M.u m .uvi
Trains Loavo Wilkos-Barro as Fol.
lows:
7.30 a. m,, weok days, for Sunbur
HarrlsbtirB, Phlladalplila, Baltl.
more, WashlnKton, and for Pittj.
. , l"J'-B and tho West.
10.15 a. in., weok days, for Hazloton,
Potlttv illo, Roadlng, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Suni
bury, HarrisburR, Phlladalplila,
Baltimoro, Washington and Pitts
burg and tho Wost.
d.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris.
by-K. Philadelphia, Baltimoro,
.i , K,on' and P'ttsburs ani
tho Wnil "
0,0 p" m'i wok days, for Sunbury.
Harrsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J It miirnli,M,.l?1?! "'"''Pa"-Agent.
J II lUljCIHNbON, Usneral Manager.
Del., Lue.vtt, ninl tVustertii '
nv'i'1'-' J,01"ll'5'. November II 1SDS
i m -tm -'i!ws 1Uk,n" "II Points East,
.1 .11 p m " "" 1U u' " '" ' 1-,'K ",ui
l.hn",!ll'"l'J:"K,."" 'rr'h'""' Phlludel.
hl.i and the South, .lln, sou and loo; a.
m 12..1, and 3 j, ,,. ,.
lob)liannu ncci tnmiidatlon. C.I0 p m.
, :xl,r'T f," I'higbamton. Oswego, E.
A !.,'i lor',l"F th DansNiIle, Mltl.it
Jlmrls und BuiTulo 12 10, 2..S.1, n () n m,
l oj and j ;ij , making close conn, o
tlons at Buffulo to all points in the West,
Ncitthwi'st and Southwest
vVusblngid,! uicommodntloii, S.llM. in
Linghimtoii mid unv htatlouH. Ifl3 p. in.
.Nicholson uccomiiKdutlou 3 lu p. m
Lxpress foi l tlca und Richfield Springs,
2J.i u. in. and 1 51 p m
Ithaca. 2.11. 'ml a m. and 1 .V. p in
I'oi Noithumlicrlnnd l'lltstun. Wilkes.
Ilirre, Plv mouth, Bloomsbuig nnd Dan
ville, making close connections ut North,
yniheilind lor Willi itnsport, llanlsburg.
Baltimore, Wuclilngton athl the South
Noitliiiml.eilnnd and Intcimcdlnto rla
lloii" (,ot io oi u. m nnel 1 M and 5 10 p.
m
Nantlcolce and Intermedi.ito station",
8 0s urn! 11 in ii m. Plv mouth nnd Inttr
inedlite stations, .1 f!5 and 8 J) ) m Uor
Kingston, 12.11 p. m
Pullman parlor and sleeping toiches on
all epiess trains
Uor detailed Information, pocket time
tables, etc. applv to M L Smith. Dis
trict Passenger Age III, depot ticket of
llee. Delaware ami Hudson.
On Sunda, Julj Hid, trains will leave
Sciiinton ii" tollnvvs
Uor Uurbond tie h 20. T M. S3! 10.11 a. m ;
12 noon; 121 2 20, 3 52 5 25. 6 23, 7.57, 9.15,
1100 ii in , 1 1 it m
Uor Alb.ui. Saiatogn. Montreal, Bos
ton, New Hnglnnd point!", etc. fi 20 a in ,
2 20 p. m.
Uor lloiii'Mdiilo 20. 8.31, 10.11 a. m.: 12
noon ; 2 20, r. 21 i m
lor Wllkes-Itarre, G 1,1, 7.1. S tl
10 13 n. m , 12 OJ, 121, 2.1S, 3.33, 4 27,
ITS,
6.10,
i io ii, u.uu . m
Uor New Ymk. Philadclphl.i, etc, via
Lehlgli Valle Ralltnail G.I3 a. m 1.01,
12. 127 p. in.: with Black Diamond Im
press, 11 20 p m.
Uor Pennsylvania Railroad points, fc 13.
0 is u. m , 2 18. 1 27 p m.
Uor We.ste.rn points, via Lehigh Vallev
Railroad 713 a in . 12.01. 3 31. with Black
Diamond i:press, 10.41. 11 30 p. in.
Trains will arrlvii In Scranton ns fol
lows. Urom rnrbonil.ile and the North 6 10,
7.11. 8 .SS, ".131. 10 IS, 11 .IS a. m . 1.23, 2.11. 3 21
4.21, .143. 7 41, 10 ."S, 11.27 p. m.
Urom Wllkes-Burre and the South G.15.
7 Is", SIS, 10 OS, 11 ". n m .1 IS 2 11, 3 1',
C 20, G 21, 7 W, D 01. 10 03 p. m : 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAV TRAINS.
Uor Carbond.ile 0 07, 11.31 p. m.! 1.31.
3 .12. .1 33. 1 51 p m
Uor Wllkes-Bnrrc 9 4S, 11 41 a. m : LIS,
3 2S 5 11, 7.4S p. m.
Lowest tates to all points In United
States and Canada
.1 W BURDIUK. G P. A.. Albany, N. Y.
H. W. CROSS. D. P. A Scranton. Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Stations In New Yolk Uoot of Liberty
stieet N R and South Perry, Whitehall
stieet
Anthniclto coal used exclusively, Insur
ing cleanliness und eomfoit.
TIMB TABLi: IN UUKUCT NOV , ls'iS.
Trains leavo Sctanton for Plttston,
Wilkes-Banro. etc , at 830. 10.10 a m., 1.20,
2 ii, 120 7 10 p m. Sunda.vH. 9.00 a. m.
1 00. 2 13 7 10 p m
Uor Lake wood and Atlantic Clt, S '.0
a. m
Uoi New Ymk. Newark and Kllzibeth,
S20 (express) n m . 1 31 (expiess), 0 20 (rx
piessi i m Sundn.vs. 2 13 ) m Train
leaving 1.20 p in .mhos at Philadelphia,
Reading Terminal, 70S p. m, and New
V ork, 7 01 p in
Uor Maiieh Chunk Allentovrn Bethle.
hem H.iston and Philadelphia, S 30 a. m ,
1 20, 3 20 p 111 Sunil.ivs, 2 13 p. m
I'oi Baltimore and Washington, nnd
points South und V est via Bethlehem,
S W a m 1.20 p m. Sundas, 2 11 p m
Uor Long Br.iueli, Ocean Olove, etc., at
S 2i) a in . 1 2i) i in
Uor Reading, Lebanon and lluirtahuig,
via Allentown s 20 a. in, 120 p. m. Suu
d.iv, 2 13 i. m
Uor PottHville s Jo u in . 1 20 p. m
Retutulng leave New V ork, foot of Lib.
city stteet. Noitb River, ut 4 00, 'i,10 (e
jnes") a in I iene"si p, in. Sunday,
4 0 u m.
Leave New oik South Ue-rv, foot
Whitehall stie-et. at ij a m . 123 p m
1'us.sengers in riving or departing fioni
this terminal can connect under cover
with all tho elevate'ii rnllrouds, Bioudva
e able cars', and feriles to Brooklyn and
Stutou Island making epilek transfer to
and fiom flr.ind Vntr.il dtjiot and Lon
Ihlilid liillio.'d
Leave Philadelphia Reading Termln il
9 21 a. m .10" p m Sumlu, i 13 a. m
Thiougb tliltels to all points Kast,
Soutli and Vrt at lowest rate nt tlm
station
J. II OI.IIASUUN. C.en Supt.
II P BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Erie ami Wyoming Valley.
Time Table In Hffei t Sept 11th U'iv
Trains leave Se i union for New York
Newbuig mid Intel mediate points on
i-ile rillremil uImi Ioi Hiwle and local
lu.lnts utToi.i in ninl 223 i in Trains
nrUo ui Siriiiit'.n rr.un .etim.. points at
j,, ., , in .ii.l 1 mid '' P ni
St UAVI'O'N DIVISION.
Ill Utfee I Orliilii'r .llllll. IMIM.
orfli HmiiiiL Miutli Hound
2U5 iioii eufttoa
t W I P M t
m S$ Stations
5 W iS 5 a
-, is aa
A mi e m rrlve Leave a u
:s)X V Krauklln M , .. 7 Pi .
.. 7 io West 4,'nd street . tmi
7eio Wceliawken ...'810..
k u V uArrlve leavel e mp m
10 43 I l im " aaosla sTs"!.!!1,
1040 . I0'i Hancock .... i M its
10 31 .. u-ii staiiuiit .. a a 4V
10 21 . 12 -ii; 1'iedliiil I'ntk .. 2,11 IS.
10 IS . 'W4il Wluwood .... S41 601
IOOj.,.. i.'v'i l'oyntcllo .... '.'50,5 11
M I2ii Orson . .'Af.'iivi
940 .JiJili rii'osaut Mt ... 1f san
i 8.... 11 M' I'nlondale . 309 6-N
A .... 1140, lorestcity . SW64I
u io. .. inr i'.irb)ndale ... 311 684
U07I II UUl White llrldgo ., f'ISSf, f,n
oii . IU."i .vuytleld 13 43 noi
H'i.-l, ... II VI Jenny ii .... a4.Vi.(U
HM. ii IS Archibald . 3 51 io
BW..., U IV Ulllloii ,,,, 3S4 6 12
8 46!. . till I'eckvllla .... 8.V9 Opt
H4.' 1107 (JlV tiaut .. 101 (1 si
8 4')'.... 110 I'rle'eburg ... 41 071 0 St
fl 3-ti II Ul Throop . 4 10, A V7
81V,,. noi l'rov Idence , 4 14 U3
Bit 1106" rnrk Place .... t4 17loai
8 to 10 M .scranton ... 4) ob.
1 ul am Leave Arrlv e r up u
t. Hiinelav oalv
f signifies that tralus stop on Elgual for pas.
seiigcrs
1 lalns S0V and !O0 Suiiday only other trains
dally except huuday.
Kfcure rates via Ontailo i, Western befori
purchasing tickets and save uione)
iirouih Wawner ourrt h .-.per and free re
rllnluv cbalr car New ork to Chlcaro ,v bout
CbUDce. l'iiucriiitrr tE.tjj ;j e!t .-.eel to
A'lio ('cult E it. II lie.
J.O. Aadercon, Hen. rasg Agt
T. Flltcioft, Vv, mn, tBt.boranton, Pa,