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THE SCRANTON TRIBUTE-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1890.
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
ItcoBC Asarrtlan m to Jtmt What
the ncmeillea 'Will Do.
Munyon ruarinWt
I lust bis Ithimtliro
Cure will cure ntarly
all cif or rheum.
tlim lu a iw lioutts
tbat tilt l)jiinl Cur
will cure twtlgMtlon and
all ttomaeh Iruublra;
that bin Kidney Cur
Trill cure BU per cent.
ef all caura of kidney
trouble; tbat hla "a
tarrb Cure will cur
catarrh no matter how
loni atamllne, tbat hi
Headache Oire Mil cur
an kind of headache la
a few mlnutea; tbat
Ills Cold "Jure will
milrklr break ur atr
form of cold and en on through the entire Hit of
remedies At all driifclnte, .3 rents a Tlal.
If you need medlcol edile nrlte Prof. Munyon,
1500 Arch at , rhlla It la absolutely tree.
CARBONDALE.
UNIFORMED PYTHIANS' DRILL
The I'lilfotmed Knights of Pythian
nf Seranton. visited the local knights
ai evening. Headed by the Mozait
band the tmrnded the Jrltu'lp.il stiects
and cave an Interesting drill on Noith
Main stiret There weie about thlrt
tinlforniPd men In line unci m'WiiiI
thousand persons witnessed and ap
plauded the evolutions. At half past
eight they tppalied to Afsetnblv hull
where they were dined and toasted.
A uniformed rank of the local knights
will doubtless be the outgtowth of tho
Mslt A body of fillet dtllled men lias
lievei been seen on our stieets
INVENTION OF LOCAL MEN.
C 13 Speticei c.ishlei of the Mlneis'
and Mechanics' Savings bunk, and J.
T Pethlck. foimerl of the Carhondnle
I.umbet company hae seemed a pot
ent on n but shir ulaim which !mm
ises to be n niofltable delee M l .1
small affairs which fastens to the win
dow and door casings and l u s.nlng
n blank cuitiidge Is exploded whe-ii
the window or door Is opened The In
innntiiin In ptMtnln tn mouse the sleep
er and wll lundoubtedly frighten away J
th bin glut. The device Is easily muue
inoperative during the da
OBSEXUIES.
The funeral of Mrs. McConnon
was held yesterday mot nine The ie
mniiiK nnn conveyed to St Hoe
htii.li wheie a high mass of ipuulem
was elebrated by Rev. J. J. Orlllln.
t tht loneluslon of the mass he de
lir.'d a fitting eulogy taklntr for his
tet Ruth 3 1 "My daughter and I will
seek icst for thee und will piolde
that It will do thee well " The speak
ei dwelt on the ehilstlan character
of the deceased which was of much
i niisolation to the bereaved ones In
ter ment wa: made in St. Hose come
teiy The pallbears were: Michael
Munle. t ' s Opinion, John Mul-Inh-v,
John Cahenny. Cleorge McOoff
and William Snleen of Honesdale
There was a huge numbei of out or
town people lu attendance at the fti
neial, among whom were Mrs Feigu
hun and daughter Anna. Miss Nellie
rut i an of Seiniiton, Mis. I'atiick Tim
lin William Maxwell. Misses adle
Timlin. Mttdge Ganron, Anna fi.nln.
Mis ltoe Cnntwell, Andrew n.ivl.i
r.r jeimjn
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Svlvl.a Vhltlng of Canaan
tt.t has loined the coins of muses
iit Or Wheeler's private hospital wher
sin will take a two yeais' course
Mis Mlna Dllts has returned from
HViincllhMlle
Mr and Mrs Thomas Moigan of
Stulng stieet, are in New Yolk city.
J H Met beit has tone to New York
t i k e the Dewey celebration.
Mis U W I'ethlek lies letunii'd
it m New York Mr. IVthlck Is undee
B ' ig uentinent nt Uellevuo hospital.
Mis Marie Louise liurr, who spent
fr -ral weeks with Mls-s Josephine
luii of Chinch street, leturned lo
liinphnmtnii esteidn
The High School Alumni mee'.lig
ns nohtponed until tonight
Hdward Aunger has letuined fiom
H-inesdale.
He T. r Coffe of this cltv will
I f master of ceremonies at the funer
ni i r ti'p late Father Louchrnn In Ml
i inka on Tluusday.
Tb- Hum 111 Comedy cmnuunj pi e-i-
nled a "Flag n' Tiuce." to a god
t -e-d audience at the Grand last nisht.
The funera1 of Michael I.oftus will
1 c In Id tomotrow morning nt 3 o'clock
"lie Loaf lodge of Odd Fellows In -e
el. c ted the following officers: Noble
fi.mil, Wllllim Mnsteis v( .. m.ml
1'iank II. Love, assistant beeretary
i r --dei lik Hobeils. trustee ChiUt phet
HiulU Hesides electing oIlcers, de
pieis weie eonfeired on a numbei if
in n.l is
'rl.i mas Carlson and the little Re-se
1" who nie suffering concuss! m of
t 1 lain the result of falls weie
i- mi what im:ioed yesterday.
N HMI'TY SACK CANNOT
STAND UPRIGHT." Neither can
P or. weak, thin blood nourish and
ustaln the physical system. Hood'8
-nr.-npnrllla Is the standard purifier
mid true tonic for the blood.
HOOD'S PILLS do not gilpe.
IriiEglsts, Z;,
PECKVILLE.
All
Today Is the day of the rifty-second
ii-giment reunion. Peckvllle Is garbed
In holiday uttlre and our citizens stand
icady to extend the glad hand to the
manj veterans who will attend the te
iinlun The morning and afternoon
sessions will be held at Ledyard hall
Thf omp flic und entertainment will
tako plate In tho evening and will b-
hi id at the M H. church. The ban
quet will be held at the Wilson Fire
company's hall.
Mi Hi nest Wescott. of Nicholson, W
isltlng Mi and Mrs. j D Hioad
Mr Aichle Chlvers leturned Mon
d iv from Chicago, jvhere ho has been
staving the last two weeks.
Air and Mis. George H Heed hav-
r i timed from a week's visit with Phll
a ! 'nhl.1 relatives.
Mi Frank Hiundago extended to
hlnis ir heatty cougtntulatlons yester
da j and was ovei heard to remark "bet
ter b n lurk than ileh" Fiank hal
b en over In Jessup after a load of
(dot hii rois and was on his wav t.i
Scott when ho had occasion to sto
For Nervous Exhaustion
tlioro Is no remedy equal to
Horsf ord's Acid Phosphate
Genuine bean name Horilord on wrapper,
fit Orelner's store. Ho put his hand
In his pocket to pay for tho purchase,
when ho discovered that his purso was
missing. Consternation followed, as
the purse contained 120 and a largo
number of notes und valuable paper
lcpresentlnff seerul hundred dollar.
Frank at once proceeded to traverse
tho loutc to Jrssup again and when
ctosslnR the Delaware and Hudson
trucks at the depot he found the wal
let Jut us It had fallen A little fur
thet on he picked up the notes un 1
other papers, sonieuhat soiled )v the
rain and mud. but In negotiable shape
Dozens had passed along the road
and It Is a mystery that the wallet and
papers wete not discovered
TAYLORNEWS.
Married at tho Methodist Episcopal
Parsonage, A Curiosity Social.
Other Local Nows.
At the Methodls't IIplFcop.il pai son
age on Monday Miss Leah J I'vans
and Mr. John McNulty, both piotnlnent
young peoplu of West Seranton. weie
united In marriage by theipastoi. He.
Francis Oendall The happy couple,
aftei enjoying a few days on a wedding
tour, will go to housekeeping on South
Main street Seranton
A uuloslty social will be held at the
M i: church parlors next Fiiday
evening. Ice cream and othei refresh -ments
will be served
Minooka Tilbe, No. 217, Improved
Order of Hod Men will meet this even
ing In theli looms.
A lUrloslty social will be held at
the M L (lunch pallors next Friday
evening lee cieani and other re
freshments will be served.
Minooka tribe. No 247, Improved
Older of Hed Men. will meet this even
ing In their rooms.
The sight-reading music class will
meet this evening In the Calvaiy Hap
tlst church
The marilage of Mls Agnes Hagan
to Mr. Michael Gollagher will be sol
emnized this afternoon at tin Im
maculate Church of Conception
Taylor lodge. No 4CJ. Knights of Iv
thlas, will meet this evening In their
rooms.
Mis I! J. Davis and Mrs William
Jones vllted relatives in West Seran
ton on Monda.v.
Messis. John and Sidney Owens left
for New Yoik jesteiday, where they
will witness the Dewev celebration
Miss Muigaret Williams, of Gieen
Ridge, was the guest nf friends heie
on the Sabbath
Tickets for the conceit to be given
nt the Lyceum on Tilday evening by
Di I'airy are selling rapidly In thH
tow "
Miss Stoll.i Owens, of Kendham. and
Mr. Oooigo Macklnder. of Old Foige
boiough, weie united In marriage nt
the Old Forge Methodist Episcopal
church on Monda evening at 7 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs Frederick AValllck, of
Peckvllle, were guests of i lends heio
yesterdaj.
Alderman John D. Howe, of Seran
ton, will be piesent at the meeting nf
the Improved Order of Hed Men this
eveninsr
Miss Haehel Gangwer has leturnel
fiom her visit to Centremoreland.
Not the Wisest Way.
It Is not always best to wait until It
Is needed before buying a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholein and Dlat
rhoea Hemedy. Quito frequently the
lemedy Is lequlrcd In the very busiest
season or In tho night and much In
convenience nnd suffering must bo
borne before it can bo obtained. It
costs but a trifle us compared with Its
renl worth and every family can well
afford to keep It In their home. It Is
everywhere acknowledged to be the
most successful medicine In the world
for bowol complaints For sale by all
druggists. Matthews Hros., wholesale
and retail agents
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Important Meoting of Mayflold Coun
cil Two Sorious Accidents Yester
dayFinancial Success of the Loan
Exhibition.
A meeting of the Mayfleld borough
ouncll was held Monday evening
at which all the members were
present. After the reading of the
minutes of the previous icgulai meet
ing a heated discussion took place on
the question of expunging that part
of It dedai Ing the seat ot Councilman
Hergan vacant on the ground that he
had left the borough Mr. Hergan
produced tho opinions of several attor
ney that ho had not lost his residence
and was entitled to his seat and a mo
tion to expunge the lesolution from
tho minutes was curried by the vote
of Chaliman Dempsey, who at the
former meeting voted for tho resolu
tion. The report of Prof. Lesher, who
was engaged to make an Investigation
of the boiough books, was handed In
and the professor was present Tho
report, however. Is Incomilete and
was laid upon the table. Secietary
Cavanaugh handed in his resignation,
which was accepted and Patrick Daley
was ufteiwaids elected to succeed him.
The leslgnatlons of Chief of Police
Chailes Hlyth and Chairman Dempsey
weie nlso read and accepted. The
resignation of Chaliman Dompso,
who held the balance of power between
the two factions of councils will, It Is
expected, cause a deadlock In future
business and It Is probable no ngi ce
ment will be made on n successor un
til next election.
Michael Davitt, of Mayfleld, a well
known miner In the Glcnwood shaft,
was quite seriously Injured while en
gaged at his woik yesterday by a fall
of rock Foitunately a quantity of
coal which lay upon tho bottom rock
caught most of tho weight of tho heavy
slab that fell, otherwise Mr. Davltl
would have been Instantly killed. He
was taken to his home In the com
pany's ambulance and nttended by Dr.
P. C Manley. While his Injuries nie
of n painful nature It Is hoped thnt
the Injured man will iccover.
Frank Worshlskle, a Polish boy
about fourteen yeais of age. fell out
of n wagon on which he was riding
on tho hill at Mnjlleld last evenlnt?
and sustained a eompound fractuie
of the forearm He was attended by
Dr M. J. Shields
Hy the loan exhibition recently held
for four nights In the Methodist Epls
mpal church basement the Binig hum
jf $200 was realized after the expenses
were paid. When the low price of
admission 10 cents. Is taken Into con
sldeiut ijii It will be seen that the ex
hibition was a great financial success
The Ladles' Aid society and the
ouiik ladles of St. Agnes guild held a
Joint meeting In the Sunda school
room of St. James rhuich last evening
A number of friends nnd relatives
attended the funeral of the late Mis.
Tohn McConnell, of Cnrbondnle, for
merly of this borough, ypsterday morn
ing (' F Gannon, George McOoff,
THE MAN OF TODAY
Though Apparently Strong and Healthy He
May He In Imminent Danger.
We read of the sudden death of men
apparently full of health and strength,
und we arc uutounded Hut were they
healthy? No, though outwatdly there
was nothing tho matter, und no symp
toms nppeared by which a doctor could
discover their dlhcase. theie vvns, not
withstanding, a disease ptesent, vvhlih
silently and secretlj was lajlng up
poison which, when the exciting muse
should come, would Immediately Hood
the lungs with Its deadly secretions,
nnd render them Inet t und useless, so
that tho man who had been nppatently
ii tower of sttength grew feeble as nn
Infant, nnd, In spite of the ertorts of
the greatest doctors, slowly choked to
death.
.Medical wrlteis will tell you that the
victim of pneumonia Is dl owned In his
own secretions
Hut why ware not those secretions
cart led off.' Hecause the kidneys were
uncuual to the task and needed nld.
If business men, nnd men of affairs
genernlly. when appuiently In perfect
health, could be Induced to take pre
cautions how greatly would the num
ber of widow h nnd oiphuus be dimin
ished In this fair land'
The lemedy Is so simple, so well
known, so infallible
To avoid pneumonia and Hilght's
disease and all othei Ills arising fiom
diseased livers and kidneys, nil that
need be done Is to tnke us directed.
Winner's Safe Cure. It will cleanse. It
will stiengthen. It will feed these or
gans, so that they enn do their work
Autumn then, with Its sudden changes
of tcmperntuie, will have no terrois for
us foi colds cannot find lodgment In n
healthy bodv, and as foi the greater
evils of which we have been speaking,
this medicine Is known to futnlsh per
fect Immunity from them, to nil who
toke It faithfully accoidlng to directions
John Cnhenv and Pattlck Mullally, of
this boiough, weie pall-boaters.
MOSCOW.
A speiiul meeting of the Ladles' Aid
flooietv. will be held this afternoon nt
:: o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal
i lunch All ndies of the congiegatlon
ate Invited to be piej-ent to mnke ai
lnngement for n fair to be held lu
November.
Mrs Lonsteln leturned home ostor
doy fiom a few days' visit at Caibon
dnle Miss Hthel Hottin has been spending
a shoit time with her sister nt Seran
ton. Hev. Johnson, who has been spend
ing the summer nt the Simpson bo.n cl
ing house occupied the pulpit In the
Methodist Lplfcoop-'l chinch Sunduy
evenlnp;.
II. II DePew hns been quite 111 for
the pas-t few days.
Mr. und Mts. C II. Clotise are the
guests of lelatlves at Caibondale.
Mr and Mis. Gllland, of Gouldsboio,
nie vllting their daughter. Mrs. Heniy
Travis.
Mis .Grove of Philadelphia, Is the
guest of her niece, Mis. Sheln.
Mr. Franz of Sweet Valley, spent
a few dnvs with his brother-in-law, F.
13 Gardner, last week
Aithur DelVvv of Mt. Pocono was
u caller in town yesterdav.
Emmet Kelly is visiting friends at
Philadelphia.
X- .
THOMPSON.
Fied Muiphy moved to Susquehanna
last Satuiday.
Hev H L I.inabee ptoached In
Lanesboio last Sabbath. The pastor,
Hev. D. C. Earnes, being disabled be
cause of a severe cold and sore throat.
G. F. Spencer was In Hallstead on
business Monday.
Hev It. H. Tower pleached In Oak
land Sunday nnd was doing buslnesa
In Hlnghamton Monday.
Mrs II. D. Payne is visiting her par
ents at Heart Lake for a week or
jnoi o
Mrs Smith, of tho Jeffeison house.
Is in Susquehanna having her lecently
Injured foot treated.
THEATRICAL.
Kathorine Rober.
The unusually excellent repeitolre
company headed by Katharine Rober
which Is nt the Academy of Music this
week, presented "Madame Sans Gone'
again yesteiday afternoon and "Kll
larney" last night to two largo nnd de
lighted audiences.
Theie will bo two performances to
day, matinee and evening, at popu
lar prices.
As to May Irwin,
May Irwin says she does not think
much of women who want to do men's
work. She believes thoroughly In mar
iluge, In the husband controlling tho
wife, and In all the good old-fashioned
Ideas. Hut she admits, howevet, wl'li
n smile, that she does not know who
or w here the man is w ho could govern
Jier
Miss Irwin thinks that woman's
greatest weapon is her talent for sai
rasm In her own case this gift hn
served her better than a regiment of
big brothers. In all her years of stag"
experience she has been before tho
public since her childhood she has
never received a letter from nn un
known ndmlior This Is nn everj
day experience with the most success
ful actresses
Hogging letters she gets by tho bun
dled, but her lepututlon for icady wit
protects her from the recorded tender
ness of those who aie charmed by her
amiability Miss Irwin detlatcs that
she admires people who can net, but
that she heiself Is no nctiess. Sh?
can play only one side of herself tho
merry one.
That she has another, an earnest
one, haully Is suspected. Hut theie
are two sons, her enthusiasms, to be
brought up, besides her dear delightful
mother, and one of the loveliest homes
In New York to look after nnd plan for.
She keeps these serious matters to her
self And so the world laughs with ho
with her and "Sister Mary "
Perhaps May Irwin's big henrtedness
Is the most remaikable thing about
her. She likes to tnlk about the suc
cess of othei s players In the company
nnd of what nice people they nie, too.
There are few giand opera alls about
this star.
Miss Iiwln will bo at the Lyceum to
mouow evening In 'Sister Mniy."
My Innocent Boy.
A comedian who Is always welcome
when th theuMicul season .onus
round is Otis liar Ian This ear he
BEAUTY, HC0NQUER011
BELLAVITA
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fectly safe und guaranteed treatment foralUkla
disorders. Restores the bloom ol oulh to faded laces.
10 dnys' treatment SOct SO days' $1.00, by mall
hwid for circular, Addrei!,
KERVITA MEDICAL CO., Cllotoo & Jackie SIS., CbksT
Sold by McGarruh & Thomas, Diug.
gists,, 20 Luckawam-a uve., Seranton, Pa,
comes as a star under the manage
ment of Frank McKeo In n new play
called Mv Innocent Hoy," which hn.l
a successful production at the Royalty
theater, Ixindon. It Is a comedy of the
high class and denls with the Btory
of a young man who Is thought by
ft lends to be vciy innocent, but who
hns early in lire contracted a secret
matrlage, and who Is about to be mat
rled uK.il n when the play opens. Mi.
Hat Ian is supported by a company of
good players n.s every star should be.
but ratelv ever are. The comedy will
have n production nt the Lyceum next
Saturday night.
Lewis Monlson Coming.
Lywls Moirlson will be ut the Ly
ceum October G and 7 in his new play,
"Frederick the Great." It Is said the
new role Ills him like the provciblal
glove and the critics speak In the
highest terms of the peifoimanee ns a
w hole.
Gaiety Theater.
"Without making any exception
whutever, the best vaudeville company
ever appealing In this city Is that of
Hoey and Notion's Twentieth Centuiy
Comedians, which opened a three
nights' engagement at the Hijou yes
terday, and is deserving of generous
pntioungc. It is ilean and wholesome
ftom statt to llnlsh and every i ersnt:
In the CHst Is a llnlshed nrtlst Theie
aie many well known people in the
company and their nppear.inc, nfte--noon
nnd evening, was the sUnal for
geueial applause.
"Klein nnd Clifton gave a d 'ightful
nciobutle comedy sketch, and wc fol
lowed by the Velone Sisters In .in In
stiumental trio There ate thre" of
them, two violinists and a plant i', und
nil lovers of good music shou'd hear
them. Femnle violinists, is a ruie,
don't seem to mnster the lnsMttment,
but the Velonn Slsteis aie an excep
tion Thev pln with tho skill of fin
ished artists and with all th .two
und attractiveness of their sev
"Jnmes F. Hoey. "Young Mule," as
he in called, Is entertaining, nnd John
Duly and Annie Deverc, are doeldelv
laughable In an Irish sketch entitled
' Hrldget's Word Goes.'" The two
Mnrons do a splendid acrobatic turn
and Johnson and Dean, America's
cleveiest coloted team, are decldely
In evidence. Miss Hattle Wells, .i
pretty little danseusc. graceful as she
Is pretty. Jumped Into popularity;
John and Hnny Dillon. Miss Emma
Krause and Harvo and Jordan nlso
earned genoious applause "Yester
day's WIlkes-Haire News.
At tho Gaiety Thursday, Fiiday and
Saturday, with tho usual matinees
BASEBALL,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago (first game) H
Pittsbllig 200200100-5
Chicago . . 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0-0
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ID 0
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H.itteiics I.eever und Uouctman; Gar
vin und Ch nice.
Second game R. If E
Pittsbuig 101100 0 5-12 10 J
Chicago 000 000000 4 7
Hatterlcs Hoffcr and Schrlver, Talor
nnd Donohue. I'mp'res McDonald nn 1
O'Day.
At St. Louis It II. E
Cleveland 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10-3 12 2
St Louis 1 2 1 2S22 1 -1j 22 (,
Batteries Kneppcr and Sugden; Young
and O'Connor Fmplres Connolly und
Warner.
Haltlmnrp-Phll.idclphui Itnln
Hrooklj n-W.i idilngton Rain.
MONEY TO LOAN.
F"R"TNON7HFKirTENT
nnd five per cent money on approved
security M. H. HOI.GATE. Common-
wealth building
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
GROCERY STORE AND SEVERAL
other lines of business, established
nnd pajlng. Hackett, Price Hulldlng.
A LARGE STOCKHOLDER IN A Lo
cal corporation, othcer and salaried
man will sell from $15 000 to $2jO0O of his
holdings This is a grand opportunity for
Mime joung man to step Into a business
established for over ten ears; good rea
si ns for selling, don't appl unless you
have nbillt and character business thor
oughly prosperous principals only. L
M S , Tribune.
LEGAL.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Lackawanna County.
Seranton. Pa , Sept. IS, 1S03.
COUNTY HRinOES
PROPOSALS FOR HUILDING FOUR
btone arch bildges will be received at
the county commlfcsloi rr's offlco until 12
o'clock neon, on Saturday, Stpt 30, IS33.
Tho bridges are locitcd us follows;
One In Hcnton township over Inlet to
Finn's Pond
Ono In Scoit township over Coon's creek
One In Scott township over Smith's
creek.
One In Soi.th AMngton township over
Carpenter cieck
Plans and speoiflcitiorK may be seen
ut countv commissioner s ollice. Court
house, Seranton Pa
The county commlfsioncrs reserve the
right to reject nnv or all bids
Chan F Wagner, clerk
ESTATE OF HANNAH CARTER. LATE
of the Horough of Jermvn. Count) of
Lackawanna and Stato of Pennsylvania,
deceased
Letters testamentary upon tho above
estate having been granted to the under-
Kigueu, mi persons naving claims against
said estate will pic sent them for pay
ment and thciho Indebted thereto will
please make nuvment to
HANNAH TROTTER, Executor
Jermjn, Pa.
NOTICE -THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
tho members of tho Lackawanna Store
Association. Limited, will be held at the
ollice of tho Association In the city nf
Seranton, Pa , Wednesdas. Oct 1 1831
at 2 o'clock p m for the election of
managers for the ensuing jear nnd for
the transaction of such other business
ns may properl come before the meeting.
II S Fall child, Secretary
Seranton, Pa , Scnte mber 10, 1S99
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED-HV A YOUNG
woman to go out bv tho day or tako
wash home Apply lu5 rear of North
Main avenue.
WANTEDBY MIDDLE AGED LADY
a position as luiusekeeper In small
family, or mending nnd plain sewing
Good refe-renics Address 320 Adams uve
VANTED-HY YOUNG LADY. POal
Hon as doublo entty bookkeeper or
usslstunt. can furnish lefereiKo. Ad
diess 419 Irving avenue.
SITUATION WANTKD-OUNa MAN
of 17 gruduuto of High School; under.
Htands Btenoginphlc work, can do book
keeping, would like plnco to do general
ollice work ' O ISflfi Cedar nvcuuo
SITUATION-WANTED-BY THE DAY
washing. Ironing or cleaning Miss L.
E . 4W S Ninth street, city
POSITION WANTED AS FIREMAN.
1422 Wjomlng nvenue, Seranton. Pa
WANTED-POSITION AT ANY HON
est emplojment. gtocery trade pre
fened References. Address "Idle." care
Oenei al Delivery.
SITUATION WANTED-HY AN KXPE1U
lonced bookkeeper , small salary; ref
erences given. Address A. It , Postoftice.
WANTHD-A SITUATION AH WATCH
man or Janitor, can furnish best of
reference. Addiess P H Seranton Post-ollice
The People's Exchange.
A POPULAR CLKAUING 1IOUSC for the Hensflt ot All Vn
Hnve Houses to Kent, Ileal Estate or Other Property to
Sell or liXchuiiRe, or Who Want Sltimtloua or Help These
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent u Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word lixcept Situations Wanted, Which Are In.
Hcrtcd Tree.
FOR RENT
riMtNMIKD AND 1'NFI HNISHHr)
hoiiM-s. steam and furnace bcatcd,
llarkttt, Price Hulliling.
STOHHS. OFFICES, UAUNS. HOl'HES,
flats and looms. Huikctt, I'rlt.o
Hulldlng.
TENANTS SEEKING HOUSES, Olt
landlords seiklng tenants should sou
Huikctt.
FOR HENT-NO. Hit PHIOE STREET,
hotiso und burn; nil Improvements.
InnulrH nt :i Wyoming avenue.
rOft HENT-121 ADAMS AVENCE;
thoroughly renovated , rent reason
able Smith. Hoard of Trndfo Hulldlng
Foil HENT-MY PfiANINn MILL AND
lumber yard, one of the best nnd old
est locations lu Bcrunton foi the lumber
bushuss Poor health tin cause for
renting. Joseph Ansley, iOt Seranton
street
FOIl HENT-A Ft'HNISHHP FRONT
room with or without boatd. US North
Seventh street
FOR SALE
HOf8ES AND LOTS IN ALL PART3
city and uunmoic JtncKcii
SEVERAL" LINES Hl'SINESS-ESTA H
llshed and pa lug, Hackett, Price
Hulldlng
FOR SALE CHEAP TWO POOL
tallies Apply J. S. J'rltchnrd, 2;
Court street, city.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR HENT-A FINE FPRN1HED
front room with steam, gas nnd butn,
J 140 Washington avenue
ritONT- ROOM FURNISHED, STEAM
heat bath and running water. 407
Madison avenue.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
WANTED-TO SELL .OR EXCHANGE
for lumber one 4-roll single iv Under
Planer nnd matcher. Joseph Ansley,
Seranton, Pa
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR HENT-TEN-ROOM
(Ingle boue, painted, papered newly
improvements, 51S Pine street, between
Washington and Adams. Charles P. Jad
wln, corner Sprnre and Perm.
REAL ESTATE.
M. H HOLGATE, ROOMS C02 AND 001
Commonwealth building, real estate,
mortgages and other ccurltle.s bought
and sold, loans negotiated
HACKETT, PRICE HCILDING. HAS
bargains In single and dnublo houses
$2,C00-Ht7YSDESIRAHLE NEW, MOP
ern S-room hou-e Hnekett
J,rW-lU'YS HANDSOMEST, BEST LO
cated bouse for tho price, in Green
Ridge Hnekett Price Hulldlng
$20,OHO-RI'YS 121,000 PROPERTY' ON
the hill Ilackett, Trice Hulldlng.
J2SO0O-HUYS LARGE. SIGHTLY COR
ner with two steam-heated residences
nnd barn Hackett, Price Hulldlng.
json-ntTYS si.ooo
woods. Hackett
LOT AT HOUND
$1,400 AND UPWARDS-DHSIRAHLE
single houses Hackett, Price Hulld
lng. $1,000 TO rOOO-JKFKERSON AVENUE
residence Hackett. Prlco Hulldlng.
HACKETT. PRICK HUILDING, BUYS,
sells, rents, insures property, loans
mone.
$U00-FINH CORNER RESIDENCE,
very eleslrnble, new. modern, cltv
home, at a very low figure nnd easy
terms, near Mulberry enrs. See Hackett,
Price Hulldlng.
$4,50O-BUYS THOROUGHLY UP-TO-dato
double house, now building, wilt
rent for $500 a ear. Hackett. Prlco
Hulldlng
IF YOU WANT TO HUY. SELL, RENT
or Insure property, see Hackett, Prlco
Hulldlng
WANTED.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT
or Insuie property, see Hickett, Price
Building
WANTED-rOUR OR FIVE UNKUR
nlshed rooms with use of cellar Ad
dress S D T. 510 Laekiwanna avenue.
WANTED inntNTsTlEDIlOUSE-MAR-ilecl
couple wish to lent furnished
house lu nice Ioc.illt : best nf references
given, willing to pa) liberal price for
suitable place Address, Wyoming, care
Tribune
HELP WA NT ED-MALE.
WANTED-MEN AND nOYS TO Dis
tribute circulars, applv 42s Lackawan
na ave, between 7 and S n m
WANTED-OKNTLEMANLY CLERKS
to sen clothing, etc , apply New York
nnd Philadelphia Consignment Co , 42S
Lackavvunna ave , between 10 nnd 11 n m.
WANTED 1MMED1ATELY-A COMPET
ent dress goods salesman Only those
having had experience need apply Le
beck & Corln, 121-126 Wyoming avenue
WANTED - ONE HUNDRED GOOD
woodsmen to work In lumber woods
In Potter county, Pa . such as teamh-tei .
log cutters and swampers Good wages
will be paid Apply to Lnckawann.i
Lumber Company, Mlna, Potter county,
Pa. or Cross Fork, Pottei countj, Pa,
or Hoard of Trade Building, Seranton, Pa
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED ' IMMED1 tcTa'EVER A L
competent salesladies In cloak depart
ment Onlj those having had experience
need apply Lcbeek & Corln, 121-120 Wj
omlng avenue
COMPETENT
housework.
GIRL FOR GENERAL
Applv 1003 Olive street
STRAYED.
STRAYEDTO MY TRLMISKS ON SEPT
22. n cow. no horns led with white
nose If not called for In live duys will
bo sold for damages and cost W H
Smith, farmer. Prlceburg, Pa
BOA RDING
BOARDINQ 525 PINE STREET.
IMPOUNDED.
JMPOUN olTfJ I "at' HluX'8Tn1iAD-ONE
black nnd white row with crumpled
norm,. If not ailed for In Ihiee ilnp
will be sold foi charge's Impounded
Sept 22, ivi Thomas Coollgan, Pound
master MISCELLANEOUS.
MASSAGE-SWEDISH MOVEMENT.
Olive street.
t.03
TO WHOM CONCERNED-DRAWING
for oigan nnd book case at Co-operu-tivo
hull, Sept. 28, Is postponed to Oct. lt,
1S
PROFESSIONA L.
AncmrecTS
EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Connell building, Seranton.
E. L WALTER, ARCHITECT OFFICE
rear of COO Washlngtin iivenue
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR.. ARCHITECT.
435 Spruce st , cor. Wash n , Seranton.
FREDERICK I.. HROWN, ARCHITECT,
Price building, jjs Washington avenue,
Seranton.
T. I I.ACEY & SON ARCHITECTS.
Traders' National Hunk
oersrs
DIt l"0 LYMAN," SCRANTON Till
nte Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mul
berry. DR. II, I'. REYNOLDS, OPP. P O
DR. C C. LAURACE. 115 VnminK uve.
WELCOME C. 8NOVER. Coal Exchango
2nd floor, Room D Hours, 9 to 1, 2 to 6.
HOTELS ANO HCSTAUHANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 125 and 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reasonable
P. ZE1GLER. Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D. L A.- W.
passenger depot Conducted mi tho Eu
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
. LAWYERS
RICHARD J HOCRKE, ATTORNEY
at.Lavv, 500-2 Lackuwunnu uvenue. Gen
eral law business, collections and loans.
J W. HHOWNING, ATTORNIU AND
Couusclloi-nt.Law. Rooms, 312-:SU
Moors' Hulldlng
M J DONAHOE. ATTORNEY-AT-law
Ofllctb, C12-G12 Wears' Hulldlng.
FRANK E ROYLE. ATTCRNEY AND
Counsellor-at-Law, Hurr building, rooms
13 nnd 14 Washington avenue.
WILLARD WARREN & KNAPP, AT
tornejK nnd Counsellors-al-Law Re
publican building, Washington nvenue,
bcranton, Pa
JLSSt'P fi. JESSl'P, ATTORNEYS AND
i-ounsellors - nt - Law, Commonwealth
building, Hooma 1 20 nnd 21.
JAMES W OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-Al"
aw. Rooms 511, 15 und 51G Hoard of
Trade Hulldlng
D. !i,:.PLOI'E. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Wears building, corner Wahlngton
nvenuo and Spruce street.
JAMES J. H HAMILTON, ATTORNEY
nt-Law C02 Commonwealth building,
Seranton
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms 803.904, 9th floor, Mears' building
,'VAV,WATHES- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW"
Pa Board f Trade building, Seranton,
C. R. PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth building, Scrnnton, Pa.
IA.TERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS'
National Bank building.
C COMEGYS.
building.
9-13 REPUBLICAN
A. W. BERTHOLF,
Mears" building.
ATTORNEY',
PHYSICIANS ANO SURQEONS
MARY A. SHEPHERD. M. D., HOME,
opathlst, 616 Linden street.
DR W. E. ALLEN. 513 NORTH WASH,
lngton avenue.
DR. L M GATES, ROOMS 207 ANd"20S
Board of Trade Building. Office houis
8 to 9 o. m . 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m Resi
dence, 309 Madison avenue.
DR. C. L. FREAS SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss Fitting nnd Fat Reduc
tion. OfTlce telephone 1303. Hours. 10 to
12, 2 to 4. 7 to 9.
DR S W L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE 231
Washington nvenue. Residence 131S
Mulberry Chronic diseases, lungs,
heart, kidneys and gonlto-urlnary or
gans a specialty Hours, 1 to 4 p m
W. G. ROOK! VETERINARY SUl
geon, Horses, Cattle and Dogs treated.
Hospital, J21 Linden street, Seranton.
Telephone 2672
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF TEE LACKAWANNA.
Scrnnton, Pa. Courses preparatory to
college, law, medicine or business. Opens
Sept. 11th Send for catalogue. Rev.
Thomas M, Cann, LL. D , principal and
proprietor; W. L". Plumley, A. M., head,
master.
SEEDS
G H. CLARK & CO. SEEDMEN AND
Nurserjmen, store 116 Washington ave.
mie; green house. 1110 North Main ave
nue; stoio telephone, 7S2.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACK .
wanna avenue, Scrnnton, Pa , manufac
turer of Wire Screens.
MISCELLANEOUS
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished Tor
terms address R J Bauer, conductor,
117 Wvomlng avenue, over Hulberts'
music store
MEGAHGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS ,
supplies, envelopes paper bags, twine
warehouse, im vvasmngion uvenue,
Seranton, Fa.
CITY SCAVENGER
A B HRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
nnd cess pools, no odor Improved
pumps used A. B. BRIGQS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elcke's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry Telephone 9540.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MltSrTTTKETLrntTsCAL
ment. 50c; shampooing. 50c; facial
massage, manicuring, 25c; chiropody.
701 Qutncy
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in Effect June 10, 1809.
Trains Leave Scrnnton:
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburjr, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pittsburg-
and the West.
0.38 a. m. week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
BaltimoreWashington and Pitts
burg nnd the West.
2.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.58
p. ra.), for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and the
West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. K. WOOD, Oen'l Pass. At) it
.' II HUTCHINSON, Uentral Manszer.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Del., Lackn. ami Western.
Effect Monday, June C, IS'W.
Trains lenvo Seranton ns follows: Ex
p'ss for New York nnd all points east,
1.40, 3 00, 5,10, roo nnd 10 05 b m.; 12 55 nnd
3 S3 p. tn.
Express for Enston, Trenton, Phltndol
Phlii nnd the south, 510, SCO nnd 10 05 a.
n'- 1? C." nml 3 al P. m.
lobjliuniiu nccomtnoilitlon. 6.10 p. m
',;M,ri';' for Hlnghnmton, Oswego, LI
m la. Coining. Utith. Dansvllle. Mount
Morris nnd Hurfniu 12.10, 2 25. 0 00 n. m.:
fin'.,?1"! C' M " " . mnklng close connee
;"l1at "uffnlu to nil points In the west
northwest nnd southwest.
uslilngton ucromniodatlon, 3 40 p. m.
'inghnmtnn nnd way stations, 10j p m.
i acton vlile uccommodution, 100 p. in.
JMohoNon uccnnimodatlon, 0 00 p. m
LxproRs for Utlcn and Richfield Springs,
Z"j ; n in nnd 1 51 p in
IJhiicii 2S5. noo a. in nnd l.tu p. in
n,,.- No,r.,mnili"rlnnd, Plttston, VMikes
unire. Pj mouth, HloomsMirg nnd Dan
,,.1,1 T' """Mug tloso I'onnectlons at North
tiVlT"01"1 '" Wllllntnsporl. Hirilsburg,
"altlnii.re. Washington nnd the toutli.
ortliurnberlaml nnd Inteimedlue stn
Uons 6 SO, J0 05 a in uid 1 51 nnd 5 40 p.
Nniitleokp and Intermediate Htatlons,
'' und II io u m Plymouth nnd Intel
rne,nllr rtril(mR 3 -. nnfl s M p. m, ror
KlngKton, 12 f p m
' unman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains
ier detailed Information, pocket tlmo
tables etc nnply to M L Smith, DIs
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket office.
Central Rnilro:i:l of New Jersey
Stations In New York-Foot of Liberty
street' " ' "'"' Soulh Ve"Y Whitehall
,A,1,hrheIte coal used exclusively, Insur.
'ng cleanliness and comfort
TIME TAHLE IN EFFECT SEPT. 12,18'W.
Trains leave Scrnnton for New York,
n',lr,k' L'llzabeth. Philadelphia, Easton,
'i V"1l,m' Allentown. Mauch Chunk nnd
t-- ,rlIn.uaH' "-"O a in., 2 15 p. m.
..i.. r "n'tlmore and Washington, and
points South and West via llethlchem.
i " m . 1 20 p m. Sundays, 2.15 p m
t'or Loni- Branch. Ocean Grove, etc.. at
o n ni und 1 20 p. ni
For Rending, Lebnnon and Hirrlsburg,
;ir.'i.",p-ntow"' iso ' m , 1 20 p m. Sun
oav, 2 id p m
I or Pottsville, 8 00 a in . 1.20 p m.
Through tickets to nil points East,
Houth and vct nt lowet into at tho
station.
J It OLHAUSEN. Gen Supt.
H P BALDWIN, C.en. Pass. Ast.
Delaware and Hudson.
On May ltth, 1SU trains will leav.
Seranton as follows:
For Carhnndnle 6 20, 7 5.1. S 51 10 13 a. m.;
12 noon , 1 23, 2 20, .1 52, 5 25. 0 25, 7 57, 9 13,
11 IK) p m , 1 16 a. tn.
For Alban.v, Saratoga. Montreal, Bos
ton New England points,. ctc.-.20 a. m ,
2 20 p m
For Ilonesdnle C 20, 11 11 a. in , 2 20 5 21
P m.
Foi Wilkes. B.irre 6 41, 7.48. g 1.1. 9 3S,
Oil a m., 120!, 12.1, 322, 4 27. 6 10, 7.4S
10 41 H 10 p m
. For New York Philadelphia, etc.. U
Lehigh Valley Railroad 6 41 p in.. 1201
128, 4 27 p m ; with Black Diamond E
press, 11 30 p m
For Pennsvlvnnl.i Railroad points, 6.15,
9.D a. m., 2 18, 4 27 p. m
I'or western points via Lehigh Valley
RaiIroad-7 45 a. m , 12 02, 3 33. with Black
Diamond Eipiess, 10 41 11.30 p. ni.
Trains will urrlvo In Seranton as fel
lows. From Carbondale nnd the North f.10,
7 41, R.3S, 9 34. 10 .IS, 11 58 a m , 123, 2.13.
3.21. 4 23, 7 41, 1018 11.27 p m
From Wllkos-Harre and tho South 6 13.
7 4S. 8 48. 10 38, 11 35 11. m ; 1 18, 2 14. 3.4$.
5 20, 6 21, 7 51 0 03, 10 01 p in. ; 1 13 a. m.
SUNDAY' TRAINS.
For Carbondale 9 01, 1133 p. m.; 2 23,
.1 52. 5.47. 9 51 p m.
For Wllkos-Barre 9 38, 12 03 a. m.; 1.58.
3 28. 5.43. 7 48 p. m
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc, 2 23 p tn
Lowest rates to all points In United
States and Cannda.
J. W. HURDICK, O P. A . Albany, N. Y.
11 W. CROSS, D. P A , Seranton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Katlroad.
In effect May 14, 1591.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia and New York via D.
& 11. R. It., at 6.45 a m and 120!, 2 18.
4 27 (Black Diamond Express), und 11 30
p m
Sundnvs. D II . 1 r,S, 7 48 p m
For White Hiven, Hazleton and prin
cipal points in tho coal regions via D &
II R R. 6 41, 2 18 and 4 27 p m. For
Pottsville. 6 11, 2 1S p m
For Bethlehem, Easton, Reading. liar
rlsburg nnd principal Intermediate sta
tions via D & It R R. 6 45 a m , 12 01,
2 18, 4 27 (Black Diamond Express), 11 30.
Sundavs, D. .Vi H . 168. 7 48 p m
For Tunkhannock, Townnda, Elmlra,
Ithnca, Geneva and principal intermedi
ate stations via D. L & W. R. It. SOI
a m , 12 SI and 1.35 p. m
I'or Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Nliw
arn Falls, Chicago aid all points wen
la D. & II R. R . 12 01. 1 (Black Dm
mond Express). 7 48 nnd 11 10 p m Sun
dnys D & II.. 12 03 n m , 7 48 p m
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh
Valley parlor cars on nil trains between
Wllkes-Bnne nnd New York. Philadel
phia, Buffnlo and Suspension Brldgo
ROLLIN H WILBUR, Oen Supt., South
Rnthlehcm. Pa.
CHAS S LEE. Gen Pass, Agt , 26 Cort-
landt street, New York
A W. NONNEMACHER. Dlv. Pass. Agt.,
South Bethlehem, Pa
For tickets and Pullman reservations
apply 301 Lackawanna me . Seranton, Pa.
Eric and Wyoming Valley.
Time table, In effect Sept 11th, 1SV)
Trnins lenve Seranton for New Yoik,
New burgh und intermediate points cm
Erie ralhoad also for Hawles and local
points at 7 03 a m and 2 28 p m.
Returning, trnins arrive ut bcranton at
10 21 n m and 3 16 and 910 p. in,
SCHANTON DIVISION,
lit KI feet June 35th, 1800.
.... "-"on at STO n m ; express, 120;
c.pres 4i)o ,, m. sniinjg, 2.15 p. m
11,"r Plttston and Wllkos-Hnrre. 819.
I 30 a tn , l so, 4 00. 7 15 p. m. Sundajs,
II TO n m 211, 711 p m
ni .vimininiti ir,.i. c 0,1 11 0,1 n .. in.
.1 ' 7
Worth llonnrt. South Bound,
11)5 203 201 203e04ZO
f B - Stations 1 gj
x la IS 3 lags
A u p MiArrtTO Leave 1 u
TSSN Y Franklin Hi .... 740 ....
7 10 West 4Vnd street .... 7U .
700 W'eehawlren .... 810 ....
a m p u p ulArrlve LeaTe i. ur m r m
10 43 8 251 1 is cadotla D 11)1 031 si
1040 A 18 109 n&ncoclc 616 ail 4SI
10 31 07U60 Starllgbt St) 3 22 4 41
10 m ooOiiseo Preston rarlc 8 11 231 u
10 IS 5 S4'l2 40 VflDWOOd S 43 8 41 (01
1000 siii2 2.v I'oyotells 6 40 a 60 6 11
0 20 5 4112 14 Orson 6 6C 2 68 fit
40 tMism PlsaKant Mt, 7 m so r. fn
t6S26UMi llntundale 708 809 634
1 29 B 1611 49 Forest City 7 t!U 3 ! C 44
910.300(1134 Carbondale 78413341 ((4
9 07 4f7f!1S0 Willie Prtllje 7 37Lf3 S8I 6 bii
9 01 4 01 1112 Maynekt 7 4itl436 01
8 &a 4 44 11 23 Jf rmyn 7 41 3 43 6 03
8 33 4 43,1118 Archibald 7 30881803
880 4 401113 Vilnton 783 864 611
8 46 4 301111 rcclCTllle 7 88 3 6N16
84.'43lill07 Dlri'liatlt 8P2 4 0l'6 21
b 40 4 -Til oj trlcebure 8 04 4 07 6 21
8 39 4 25 11 0) Throop 8 06 4 10, 6 47
8 3 4 111 oo rrovtdeuco 810 14 6 81
8 32 4 IB HOST 1'arlc riace 8 12 (4 17 6 31
8 90 41M0&5 bcranton 816 4 20 6 3.i
a u r u'a u LeaTo ArrlTB a ii r vr m
t Sunday only
( elKDines that trains atop on siynal tor pas.
aengera
Trains 2OT and 208 Sunday oaly Other trains
dally except (Sunday.
hecure rates Tia ontailo western befoie
purchasing tickets and sare money
i tuouuu agner outTet sleeper and tree re
clining cnalr car Ni"W York to Cbteigo without
change. l'ncnpt-r llntea Ilt-duced lo
Two rent I'cr.nilf.
J.O, AndersoD, Oen. vtnt Agt.
T. FUtcrott, Dtv. rtss. Agt Seranton. ra
NEWSPAPERS
Tim WIMvES-DARRC RCCORD CAN
be had In Hcranton at the news stands
of Relsman Bron . 405 Spruce and 603 Lln.
den: It. Norton 323 Lackawanna avenue:
I I. b. Schutrer. 2U Spruce street.
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