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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1899.'
CARBONDALE.
TRUTH ABOUT FOOT BALL.
Curbondnlo Indians Defeat St.
Thomas College 5 to 0.
The Cnibondulo Indiana defeated
the Ht. Thomas College foot ball tenm,
of Scrnnton, 1 a ie-oie- nf fi to 0 at
Alumni pnrk Kutuidny nfte-inoon In
nrnnuch us the- vltdtoir- wore nt no
time nearer than ten ynids to the In
dians' Ronl line the loc-nli fall to un
derstand how three Hcrnnton Sunday
Dapois imp-ii'tn-d to Rive the score as
It to fi In favor (if the college boys.
There vvns not even n lluke of any kind
that could be eotlPtiued as a seoro for
the v-ltorn. The Indians had the
boll at least two-thlrds of the time and
nearly nil the'tlmc It was In the teirl
tory of their opponents.
Tvent minute halves were played
and In the llrst one the Indians had
forced their way steadily till within
thiee ynuts when Cosgrovc snatched
;tho ball from McLoln nnd fell on It.
This was before the ball hod been
put in play and while a mild kirk
was made the Indians flnall ac
quiesced In I'mplro Cuff's decision.
thouRh It unquestlonally prevented
them fiom scoring a touchdown at
that time.
Full Hack Hndglns mode a clever
play early In the game vvhrn Instead
of making a kick which the enemy
had piepared to block by bunching
he made a twenty ard mn.
Six minutes before the end of the
second half Hope fore eel through the
St. Thomas center. He fell, but Her
cules Hadgln seized him by the seat
of the padded "pants" nnd lltcially
dragged him ner the lino for a fair
and souaio touchdown.
It was Retting dark and the goal
was missed
A little hcran occurred a few min
utes later uhle-h, owing to the dark
ness, ended the g.ime forty seconds
before the time was up with the ball
seven aids' from St. Thomas' goal
The Serantonlans vv ho distinguished
themselves on the Held are Kellehcr,
O'Horo Klikwood and Langan and
of the Indians, Nearv, Mason, Ruther
ford, Crane and Hudgtns did most
conspicuous woik. The te.ims lined
up as follows.
Indians. St. Thomns.
Rutherford ... light end Gallagher
Murphy . right tackle Frnntz
J. Gllbool .. right guard ....Kellehcr
McLain . .. center Cosgrove
Nenry. McAndrevv left guard ..Langan
Mason
left tackle Holtham
McHale
Crane
J Hope
Hansen
.. left end O'Mnlley
quarterback . ..W. O'Horo
, right half back ...Colllgan
left half back ...Klikwood
D Hadglns full back . ...O'Horo
The odlolals iveie. Heferee. Patrick
Kirkwood, umpire, James Cuff, of Jer
lnyn timekeepers. Managers Cullen
and Jones linesmen, Murrln and Dug
gan. As a preliminary event the Hones
dale High school team defeated the
Indian scrubs r to 0. The attendant?
was large and the enthusiasm un
bounded. SUPERINTENDENT CARTER DIES
Injuries Sustained Friday Resulted
Fatally Yesterday Afternoon.
Assistant Superintendent of theDeln
waro and Hudson Mine Department
Hobert Carter, of Richmond htreet,
died jestcrday afternoon nt 1 o'clock
ns the result of injuties sustained u
the Coalbiook breaker Friday after
noon. As stated in Saturday's Tri
bune, Mr Carter fell fiom some crib
bing, a distance of nearly twenty feet,
nnd struck on the railroad track. He
was unconscious for half an hour and
when ho came to ho could give no
Idea as to how it happened. He was
cut about the head and face and it
was thought his thigh was fractured.
Later, however, it was found that the
most seilous Injury was to his bead.
Yesterday morning he commenced to
sink rapidly and the fatal termination
was caused by hemorrhage of th"
brain
Mr Carter had charge of the outside
work of the collieries fiom Olyphant
to Forest City nnd was one of th
most widely known and best liked
men In the valley Ho was excep
tlonally popular with his men.
Four years ngo he was the Republi
can candidate for the mayoralty of
Cnrbondale and he missed the election
by a few votes only, due to .i little
disaffection in the paity at a time
when the town was almost evenly ell
Mded politically.
He was a member of Palestine com
manders No 14, Knights Templar,
and an Influential factor among the
Masons
Deceased was boin here fifty-two
yearns ago and by veais- of faithful
work attained the responsible position
In which lie succeeded V. G. Uoweis.
He s sin lied by a wife and two
sons and two daughters, who lesldj
home also, two hi others, William and
Henry, of this city, and one sister,
Mrs Adelbeit Rowley, of Sctanton
The funeral will be held Tuesday,
but the hour bns not been fixed
MITCHELLS FAIR.
t the meeting of the Mitchell Hoso
compan It was decided to hold their
fall the week beginning Nov. 13 In tho
Watt building on Chuich street Til.'
committee in churge was augmented
to ten membcis Instead of five nnd
now consists of Messrs J B. Rowlson,
T. C Campbell 'A r Lee. William
Myers, Ollle Ilaylev Fred Hayle. A
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Colds, Coughs,
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and all Diseases
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through the mouth ami pralttrd from the mis
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H. Letts, Harry Roberts, Samuel Vail
and C. S. Alexander.
JOHN FULTON INJURED.
I'ohn Fulton, an empOoye of the
Krantz'brewery, was Injured In a run
nway Saturday afternoon. One of
the heavy wagons ran over his right
leg and caused a compound fiacture.
It was thpught nt first the member
would have to be amputated, but the
bones were finally wired together and
the leg will In all probability be saved.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs M. Higelou, who bos been visit
ing her son In this city, has returnol
to Niagara.
Mr. and Mrs H. C. Manlton, of Uel
mont street, spent Sunday with Aldcn
vlllo friends.
rhotogrnphcr A. L. Cramei nnd fam
ily me visiting In Npvv York and Phil
adelphia. Mrs. 13. A. Robblns and son. Mauilco,
nre visiting In Hancock, N. Y.
Mr. and Mis. 13. SI. Peck have le
turned from CIe eland, O.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Death of a Well-Known Young Man.
Fair and Festival of I. 0. of 0. F.
Closed.
In the death of Mr. William II.
Nicholas this town has lost one of Its
most popular nnd exemplary joung;
men His death occuired at the homo
of his pircnts on Storrs street on Sat
urday afternoon, after an illness of
about three weeks with pneumonia,
Ht was n member of the Kmblem Di
vision, No G, Sons of Tempeiante,
Lackawanna lodge, No. HI, A. P. A.,
and also n faithful member of the
Calvary Raptlst Sunday school Tho
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon. Hurlal at Forest Homo eeme
teiy. The fair and ftstivnl of the Tavlor
vllle lodge, No. tits, T. O. of O F., came
to a close on Satuiday eiunlng nfter
n successful mn of four nights The
door prize on Friday evening was won
by Di uggist John W. ltoes,c. The prize
was a beautiful pallor lamp. Ticket
No SCO won the door prize ot ten
yards of carpet on Saturday evening.
The contests of the lair resulted as
follows: For dinner set, Mrs. Maple
son collected $137.65: Mrs. John Grif
fiths, $108 23. Total, $245.00, Bicycle
contest, David Davis collected $135.00;
bis oponent, James Thomas, collected
$113.00 Total, $270. Side board ton
test. Miss Olwen dowels collected
$S0 65- Mis Williams collected SiGOO.
Total, $12C 63. Toilet contest, Msa
Leah Evans collected $13 95, her op
ponent, Sarah I3vans, collectnd $4.45.
Total, $18.40. Violin was Hon by Mag
gie Stone, she colleced $3.10. For tho
chair, Cordelia Lewis collected $3.10
Mr. rtobert Svkes, of Gieen Ridge,
was the guest of relatives here yester.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgans, of
Providence, spent tho nbbath with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs Da
vid X. Lewis, on Gravel stieet, yester
day. The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western collietles in town and vicinity
will work a full week at nine hours
per day
A public meeting will be held In
Llewelly hall on Unlo stieet on Wed
nesday eenlng next for the purpose
of organizing a file company Hurgess
James 13. Watklns and William P.
Grllllths and other prominent bpeakera
will be piesent to address the meeting
Mr. nnd H'rs. P. A. H.inna. of Ran
com, visited the lattei's patent", in thH
place yesterday.
Mr. Irt Gendoll. of this place, took
pait In the foot ball ganio between
the School of Lackawanna and AVllkes
Harre high school at the latter plaeo
on Saturday.
Miss Kate Indoioff and Mr John
Rufllbough two popular young people
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of this place, were united in marriage each 0f whom bilngs to the mganlza
nt the home of the bilde'h parents on'tlon it name of cormiandinir piomln
Tujlor street on Snturduy afternoon 1 ence The supporting company num
by the Rev Adolph Weber, of theGei- bvis thirty-seven people, tho selection
mnn Evangelical church. Mls Mag1
glo Rufllbaugh, cousin of the groom,
acted lib btldesmnld, and Mi John
Indorofi', bt other of the bride, was tho
bes-t man After leeelvlng congtatula
tlons from tin Ir ftiends, a wedding
suppei .vas served
Mrs William Williams, of i'lttstnn,
was tho gWst of relatives in this town
josteidaj.
Mrs. Jenkins and Mis Doud Coopet
of South Scranton. visited friends hio
on Patutdav evening
Mrs. Edward F. Davis and son. Evan
was in attendance nt the wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs Eben B.
Davis, at Hydo Paik, on rrlday even
ing Emblem Division. No. 57, Sons of
Temperance, will meet In their room In
Van Horn's hall, this evening
Miss nnle Baker, of Main street,
has returned home from her visit to
Kenozo, N Y vvhetc she. visited rela
tives Surveyor Evan Davis, of Lnckawnn
na. was a caller on lelatlves on Situr
daj Miss I Iz7te Bllllngton, of Mooslc, vis
ited M1ss Delia Wlllams on Saturday.
"HE MISTAKES THE EFFECT for
the eaus " That Is what the nerson
do?s who tries to cure 1 heumatlsm or
any other disease bv alleviating the
symptoms. Hood's Sarsaparllla re
moves the cause and uermanently
cures.
HOOD'S PILLS do not gllue.
druggists. SSc.
OLYPHANT.
All
The school board met on Satuiduy
evening In hdccIuI session to take ac
tion on Prof. Cummlngs' plan of hold
ing the night session of school In the
cential building Instead of In the dif
ferent buildings throughout the boi
nugh Mr Cummlngs said tliat bettor
results could be obtained by following
his suggestion, that tho pupils could
be properly graded and hotter disci
pline maintained, After discussing the
subject, the board decided to make the,
change as suggested by Mr Cummlnga,
and It will go Into effect the first Mon
day In November. Tho Mnrshwood
school is not Included In the change.
ltev. 1'. J. Murphy will celebrate a
high mass of requiem In St, Patrick's
church on Wednesday moinlnc at 3
o'clock for tho reooso o the soul of
the late Father John Loughrnn, who
was pastor here more than thirty years
ngo.
A" P Matthews' Sunday school class
of the Presbyterian church will con
duct an entertainment and social In
the soelnl room of the. new church,
Thursday evening, November P. Tick
ets, five cents
John P. O'Mnlley, of Cnrbondale, vis
ited his home here yesterday.
II 13. Klngsley, of ninkcly, has ac
cepted a position with tho AVoodsldo
Coal company at Mlnersvllle, (Pa.
Johnnie Shields has returned home,
nfter a visit with hln uncle at Green
field. Mrs J L Jones and cblldrcn.of Nnn
tlcoke, nio visiting relatives In town.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Funeral of Roy Snydor Mountain
Tire a Souico of Danger Annual
Meeting of Cemetery Association.
The funeral of tho late Roy Snyder
took place yesterday afternoon. After
a brief serylce at the house, tbe rn
mnlns were taken to tho Methodlat
church, wheto the pastor, Rev. J. H.
Cook, conducted tho service und de
livered nn Impressive sermon In ad
dition to the large number of relative
and friends who nttended tho obse
quies were the members of Jnmis
Stuart council, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, Sons of Veterans
and Miners' and Laboiers" Benevolent
fund of the Delaware and Hudson col
liery At tho gravesld" the llrst named
society went through th"lr usual rl'
uolistle exercises. 'I hero wns a num
ber of beautiful floral gifts, among
which were two pillows nnd a wioatb
The mountain fires whlfli have ben
1 aging for the past week got dangei
ously neir the Icln!tv of the Moose
'Powder company's mills and a force of
the employes were kept busy yester
day afternoon fighting It. Tie whol"
borough last night was envloped in
deno smoke from the Hies.
The annual meeting of tho Cemetery
association wis held In K itetprlse ha'l
last Friday evening, when the follow
ing were elected directors for the en
suing year. George Cudllp, Hugene
Avery, George Blake, Thomas M. Gtif
fltlis. II D Swlck. George McLaugh
lin nnd Dr S D. Davis. At the next
meeting, whloh will bo held in Decem
ber, the ofllrers will be elected.
Hairy Van Kleeck, who wns lefusol
ndmlssion at the Danville asylum, was
yesterday taken to the Hillside homo
at Claik's Summit
Mr nnd Mrs. Geoige Biay, of Lu
zerne, weie yesterday visiting relatives
hot e
The borough council w ill meet In spe
ilal sesMon tomorrow evening.
Mis. C. E. Fessenden and daughter.
Miss I3mily, who have been visiting lij
Wilmington, Delaware, for some time
past, have returned home.
The tieasuier has received Rev M.
13 Lynott's check for $100 for the silk
mill site.
Mrs. Bray, of Cemetery street, who
has been visiting lelatlves In Hnzle
ton for several wseks, has returned.
THEATRICAL.
"Under the Red Robe."
At the Lvceum Saturday two huge
and very highly pleased audlewva baw
"Under the Red Robe," by a company
of veiv clever people, 'ihc drama has
been seen a number of times in this
city but It never lecelved a more fin
ished presentation bore than It did on
Saturday.
Paul Cazeneuve made a fine Impres
sion In the role of Gil de Berault nnd
Amelia Gaulner was excellent ns Ron
eo de Cocheforet Tlv- drama was
bnndsomely staged
"The Wintei's Tale" Tonight.
Messrs. Wagenhals and Kemper who
havo successfully mnnaged Shakes
pearpan tours for the past five seasons
have elite! ed upon a thrcatrlcal ven
ture this season that bids fair to sur
pass' In artistic and pecuniary success
nnvthlng they have hithcrte attempted
With a knowledge from nxperience
that there is virtue in the principle
of consolidation ns applied to theatri
cal affalis, these voung managers1 havo
made a great triple star combination
embodying the best of the exponents
of the legitlmto drama upon tho
American stage The gteat trlum
vliate includes Mr Louis James, Miss
Knthiyn Kidder and Mr Charles B.
Ilnnfoid, till of whom havo been dls-
tltitrulshed nnd successful stars and
of whom Involved u sluclal leganl fm
some of the prominent pints other than
tlirase taken by the stnis, Among
tbo.e engaged In the suppott nn Har
ry Langdon. John A. Ellsler, Uurrv
Johnstone, Colllni Kempei, Thom.m
Collin Cook, Nonnan Hackotr, Harvey
Cassldv. A.L. MeVIcker. Miss Helen
Singer, Miss Aphle Jnmes, Miss Dtof
sih. Miss Emllv Grey Bethel and Mrs.
Honrv Vnnilenhoff The engagement
here will be tonight at the Ljeeum,
the play will be- The Winter's Tale."
"A Wonderful Unloadine-."
Tiansformnn Keenan has handled all
repertoire enmpaniea that come this
wuy as well 'is many of the so-called
gigantic ptoductlons in tecent years,
but the two cur loadn of material
carried by the King Dramatic com
pany wheh uppeais nt tho Academy
of Music all of this week, proved a
surprise In many ways. It Is almost
An eminent scientist re
cently said : " Cod-liver Oil
is truly a wonderful com
position. It is seemingly
Nature's remedy in almost
every wasting disease."
Scott's Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophosphites, it rebuilds
worn tissues, enriches the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
stops drains and wasting.
Consumptives, Diabetics,
pale or thin people, or nurs
ing mothers, should remem
ber this. Do not accept a
substitute.
oc. and tl.no, all drdggUti
SCOTT fi. BOWNE, ClitmUli, NeW Yort.
imposslblc to bollee that n compnny
appearing nt popular prices would
havo more scenery than tho lnrgest
upectacular attractions. Yet this Is
tho case and wngort load after wagon
load of patnphernnlln was taken to the
thealro until It uppeared to be nltnost
without end. It was a wonderful un
loading. The cannon, itfgnntlc eleva
tors, great safe!, all kinds of sailing
craft ond In fact every conceivable
stage device seemed to be U3ed by (ho
company. As this scenery has been
painted by the very best metropolitan
nrtlstA n series of tho most gorgcoti9
representations t.1111 be looked for
"Hands Over the Sea" opens tbe en
gagement this evening ami this fn
mous piny will be given n most excel
lent handling. ' Faust" with all Its
scenic and mechanical effects Is an
nounced for tho dime matlnnf tomor
row whllo Augustus Pltou's celebrntod
play "Cumberland ll"ovlIl bo given to
morrow evening.
Bohemian Burlesquors.
At tho Gab'ty the llrst threo day ot
this week tho nltiaetlon will bo tho
"Bohemian Duilesquois " The olio
Ineludes Roger nnd Hello Dolnn In tho
"Marriage License." Fred Wyekoff.
Dutch comedian Tyson Sisters, dia
lect cotnedv: tenm Fisher : Clark,
acrobatic rag time ouke wnlkors. Van
nnd Nobrlga, nsslst'd by Robby Noith
In "My Busy Dear." Nlta Abbott, sero.
comic; Ksmeralda Slster-5, singing and
ncrobatlc dancem. Mitchell and Cain,
"A Hot Fair" Thcv are followed by
nn after piece whlidi is by far the
funniest skit thnt has been s,oen nt
the Gaiety thoatre this season. This
excellent bill will bo given every after
noon nnd evening, commencing today
until Thursday.
Tho Real Picture Show
Lyman II. Howe's hle'iv grade Mov
ing Picture company will b" at Lyceum
on Tuesday, October 'I, and will, as
usual, Im the tieat of til" seison in
this city. He hns an entire new series
of pictures, including the bost pro
ducts of animal photogiaphy In Kuropr
nnd America, which will be exhibited
on this occasion.
"Tho Trench Maid."
Consideied ns a production, that
lively musical comedy, "Tfi French
Mold," which comes to the' Lyeum
Wednesdny, October 25, wilt be found
to bo one of the most pretentious and
complete ever seen lure. The entire
tyulpment used In the long runs at the
Herald Squaio Theatre In New Yoik
nnd ot the Paik Theatre In Boston
will be used and the scenic and cos
tume accessories are of the most In II
llant kind In the company whloh will
be seen here are many well known
and populir people Including rrnnk
P. Blnlr, Hallen Mostyn. Ddd Redway,
Howard Ttuesd'dl Cortland Auburn,
Henri Laurent. Clinton Hlder. Edith
Murlllo, Anna Barcl ly, Madolelnt
I.owrle, Susie Rockstmore, Lillian Do
Gross and Maple Do Bear.
Ariel Lndies' Sextette.
The Smith Sisters, who will appear
at the Lyceum Thursday evening, nre
well known to the public. During the
past seven seasons they have appeared
In nearly every state In the Union nnd
In fourteen hundred different cities
nnd towns, thus establishing a na
tional refutation ns entertainers such
as was seldom, if ever, known In the
annals of the Lyceum. Miss Ger
tiude Smith, the prima donna. Is re
cognized both In London and Paris as.
one of America's most brilliant so
pranos. Thus we offer to the public
with the strongest assurance and
guarantee of Its excellence the re
markable combination of these six
sweet-singing slstors
FOUND THE SEA SERPENT.
Battle Between Forty Founds of Boy
and Forty Founds of Fish.
From the Chicago Inter-Occun.
, David Chetry was nine yeais old In
May and he lives in Bristol, Pa His
flesh, bone and sinew only weigh forty
one pounds, all told, but his pluck is
equal to a ton One day lately he and
two equally jouthful, but much more
pondeious comtndes, went out on the
Neshamlny meadows to fish for suck
ers Tiie swollen waters of the creek
hud pushed their way back Into the
lateral ditches and lay there tQthe
depth of a foot or more. As the feather
weight Dave and his companions were
following the bank of one of these
ditches on their way to the sucker
gtounds of the Neshamlny they were
nttraeted lij tho unwonted tioubllngot
the muddy wuter at the bottom of tho
ditch Some big object with Its back
a couple of Inches or more out of water
was moving along thiough the field by
means of the tempotan wutet in tho
(lite h
'Jltnlnetty'" exclaimed one of Dave's
cotniades. It's a ullygalot got lost!
That's what It is!"
"Huh1" ejaculated another contempt
uously "Allygator nothln'. It's a big
snuppln "torkle lookln' for muahiats "
Meantime the big object In the ditch
wus plowing its way along, witli evi
dent dislike of the Job
Maybe It's the sea seipent," sug
gested Dave. "Let's ketch It "
Rut the other two buys took n en
tliely opposite view of what was best
to do, and began tn move away, with
the unmistakable Intention of putting
distance between them nnd the formidable-looking
thing snuggling In the
Insufficient water of the ditch. Little
Dave Cheiry's forty-one pounds of
ldy and wagon load of grit weren't
to be seated, and shouting to his te
ti'eatlng comrades to wait for him, ho
tumbled headlong Into the ditch, threw
himself upon the big living mystery,
and clasped his arms about it On that
Instant mud and water bigan to fly
about with such violence that jets and
lumps of It shot nbovo the banks of
the ditch as If the bottom had been
disseminated by a dynamite cartridge
A rod or two above where Davy had
plucklly attacked the creature In Its,
own element the water became still
shallower and gradually 1 cached Its
limit, land 01 mud only being beyond.
Llitlo David hung on and wrestled un
til he had woiked his piize all that dis
tance, and by one grand effort tumbled
It clear of what little water theie was
and on to diy land, and the battle was
over. AVhen pavld'scantlve had gasped
a few times and then liy quiet, Dave's
companions approached and gt down
Into tho ditch. Dave dug tho mud out
of his mouth and eyes, nnd, sitting ou
his rnptive, said
"You fellers Is chumps'"
The evidence wns ho stioug In favor
of Dave's charge that the boys cnteted
no defense to It It wns all that tho
three of them could do to get Dave's
ttophy to the top of the ditch and carry
It home. Then they learned thnt tho
prize wns a German carp, and when It
was weighed It was found that Dave
Cherry was only one pound heavlet
than the cat p. Hut Davo was disap
pointed. "I thought It was tho sea serpent!"
The People's
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Have Houses to Rent, Real list ate or Other Property to
' Sell or Exchnngc, or Who Want Situations or Help Thee
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent Word, Six Insertions for
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FOP RENT
rem ru:NT-m adams avknud:
thoroughly tcnniatrd rent reason
able. Smith, Boaid of TrnilfojIJulldlnff.
FOR RENT-A runNlSHDP FHONT
room nlth or without uoatd. 418 Noun
Seventh street
FOR SALE
KENTUCKY HORSES AT AUCTlON-1
will sell to the highest bidders a ear
load of fine Kentucky horses, consisting
of match team roadsters and saddler, on
Wedm mlny, Oct. 2. nt 2,p. m , nt Priill A;
Co ' stable No 62s Spruce street Alex,
lluckner, agent. MeHrldn. nuctlonecr.
FOR SALK-nXCKLLKNT AND ONL
llrst-clat-s lmtrl buslncfcH lu town
Host iiccominottntlons, thirty bed rnomJ;
newl furnlMied, electric light, bath and
steam heat, slsteen boarders, largo bar
und transient trade, house, writer nnd
light rent lensonnble Good reasons for
soiling. Addrecs P. O. Box 323, Mlners
vllle. Pa.
AGENTS WANTED.
BALDSMKN-ir YOU WANT TO MAKH
Jl.WX) n jenr work for us Our leather
suspenders sell themselves, rannot wear
out, attractive assortment, exclusive ter
ritory, samples free conditionally. J B.
Retry Mfg Co , A D2D Cincinnati, O.
HELP WANTED.
WANTRD-TTlOROt'HaLY KPFtriKNT
stenographer and tvpowrltor for
Smith Premier midline, state ngo, expe
rience, refcienco and salary expected. Ad
dress The Jonics 11 Howes Manufactur
ing Co, TovMimUi, Fn.
rivn ladihs and onNTLBMnN at
nnee tn wholesale goods; lxty dollars
por month nnd expenses. Call nt once, 307
Washington nvenue
HELP WANTED-MALE.
HlTCpVNTBrTXi AT
once O & n i:iectric Co , Bingham
ton, X Y
WANTBD-BAKBR AS SHCOND HAND.
Scheucr Bros , 311 Brook street.
WANTi:D-YOUNG MAN WII.T-1NO TO
work at fitting up valves and beating
specialties Brains rcottlred more than
experience Answer by letter Kleloy, 11
W 13th street, New York
MONEY TO LOAN.
FURAND ONE-HALF PER CENT
nnd Jlvo per tent money on approved
security M II HOl.GATE, Common
wealth building
BOARDING.
BOARDING AT 92 CEDAR AVENUE
BOARDING, 525 PINE STREET.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOlT'RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or two gentlemen, also
fcldo room, 317 Madison avenue.
LOST.
LOST-RED COW.
off, $5 reward
Grant avenue
HORNS SAWED
Bryan Flnn, 22S
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO WHOM CONCERNED-DRAWING
for organ and book case at Co-opcra-tlvo
hall, Sept. 28, is postponed to Oct. 16,
U99
JLEGAU
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made to the Gov
ernor of Pennsjlvnnla on Mondaj Nov.
ti. IW, by Earl W Bishop, Oscar Yost,
Michael J Kcllv, Ezra H. Rtpplo and
Michael E McDonald under the act ot
assembly, er titled "An net to provide for
the incororation and regulation of cer
tain cotporatlons " approved April 29th.
1S74. and tho supplements thereto, for a
charter of an intended corporation to be
called "Clemo Real Estate Compnnv," the
character and object of which Is the pur.
chasing holding, leasing and t-elllng real
estate und for these purpobes to huv
possess nnd enjoy all tho rights, benelltb
and privileges of said act of aembly
und supplements thereto
m 1: Mcdonald, solicitor
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT AN
application will bo tnado to the Courr
of Common Pleas of Lackuwunna Coun
ty on Monday, October 2, 1S9D, at '9 o'clock
o m , under 1111 net entitled "An Act to
provide for tho incorpoiatlon and regu
lation of certain corporations, approved
Apt II 24 174 and its bupplements, for u
charter for an intended corporation to bo
called "The Gtfcn Ridge Coal Companv
Accidental Fund ' tho character and ob
ject of which is to provide a fund lor the
iclief of its members from funds col
lected therein, und for this puipo-e to
have, possess and enjoy all Hie rb hts,
privileges and beudllti of the ,ald Act
of Assemblv nnd Its supplements Tin
proposed charter if now on tile In the rif
fle e of tint Prothonotnry of Lackawanna
Countv, to No 14X1 September Term, 1S0
J R BURNETT, Solicitor
SITUATIONS WANTED
siTfatuw wTNrElSirrT'TirAN
who urderstonds tTklng care of boil
ers 01 lunrlng stationary engine Address
J E M , GUI Bacon street, Scranton, Pa
SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OFT
washing nnd Ironing, wushlng and
Ironing taken homo also Call or address,
A. B. wJl N Sumner avenue
DRESSMAKER - SWELL, STYLISH
work up to djte. done by tho duv in
prlwito fumllics N Yoik, Dressmuker,
121 Franklin avenue
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPEK-lenee-d
bookkeeper, small (alary; tef
ercnees given Addres-s Experience euro
Scranton Tribune
A BARBER WITH GOOD REFERENCE
desires a position, city or country
Address or Inquire Jeihn R OriflltbH, 212
North Garfield avenue. .
he said In disgust
Dutch caip'"
"and It's only an old
$100 Howard, $100.
Tho renders of this paper will be pleased
to learn thnt there Is nt least one dreaded
disease that science hns been uble to
euro In all Its stages and that Is Cutnrrh
Halls Catarrh C ire the nnlv positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity
Catarrh being a constitutional dHenso
requites u eivstltutlonnl treatment Hall u
Catarrh Cure! Is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
fnces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, nnd giving
the patient strength bj building up the
constitution and as-Msting nature In doing
its work. Tho proprietors havo so much
faith In Its curative powcrH, thnt thev
nffei One Hundred Dollars for any ciihe
that It falls to cure Send for list of testl
monlals Aeldress, F J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by druggists. 7Fc.
Hall's Family Pills are the best
- -
IT'S ALWAYS MIDNIGHT ULOOM to
the sufferer fiom stomach disorders and
tho diseases which enn be directly trneed
there- neglect or Ignorance may liavo
pioduced tho darkness, hut so sure ns
night follows dnj, Just ho surtl will Dr
Von Stnn'tf Pineapple Tablets let In tho
sunuhlno and bring back tho full noonday
brightness of perfect liAltii This Is tak
ing strong ground-but proof is to be had
one tablet after tutlng 1$ in n box 11
cents. For salo by MutthewH Bros, and
W, T. Clark,:
Exchange.
PROFESSIONA L.
ArtOHITCCT3
HOWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT.
Council building, Scrnnton
1:. l. WAirnn, architkct, oi-ticij
rear of fjCni Washington avenue.
LHWIS HANCOCK. JR.. ARCHlTLVT.
."i Spruco st , cor. Wash. nv Bcranton.
FIlHDUmcK L. BROWN, AnCIIITDCT,
I'rlre building, IX Washington avenue,
Hcrantoti,
T I. LACF.Y & SON, ARCHITECTS,
Traders' National Bonk.
DCNTIST3
M I O LYMAN. BCRANTON Pl'lt
vato Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mul
berry. 1"R. 11 F. REYNOLDS, OPP. 1'. O
DR. C C LAUBACH. US Wyoming nve
WELCOME C. SNOVEU. Coal Exchange
2nd floor, Room D, Hours, 9 to 1, 2 to 6.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 121 nnd 127 FRANK
lln avenue Rates reasonable
P. XE1GLBR. Proprietor.
8CRANTON"7ioUSE. n"i:AR D , L. & W
passenger depot. Conducted nn tint Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH, Prop
LAWYCR3
RICHARD J BOURKE, ATTORNEY-at-l.aw,
MX)-2 Lackowonna avenue Gen
eral law business, collections und loons
J. W. BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-at-Law, Rooms 312-311 Mears
Building
D 11 REPI.OOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negolluted on real rstntn secutity.
Mears building, corner Wnsltlngton
nvenue and Sitnice street
M J. DONAHOE. ATTORNF.Y-AT-1
iw. Onices, G12-C13 Mcars Building
FRANK E
BOYLE.
ATTORNEY AND
B u i r bulldlne.
cou
msfllor-at-Low,
rooms 13 ond
14,
Washington avenue
WILtiARD, WARREN & KNAPP, AT
tornejs nnd Counrellors-nt-Law. he
publlcan building, Washington avenue.
Scranton, Pa.
JESSUP & JESSUP ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellor - at - Law, Commonwealth
building, rooms 1, 20 and 21
JAMES W OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-Lnvv
Rooms 614, 515 nnd BIG Board ot
Trado building.
JAMES J. H. HAMILTON. ATTORNEY
at,-Law 302 Commonwealth building,
Scrnnton.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms SC3-S04, 9th floor, Mears building.
L A WATRES. ATTORN EY-AT-I AW
502 Board of Trade building, Scranton,
Pa
C. R PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAVV
Commonwealth building. Scranton, Pa.
PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS'
National Bank building
C COMEOYt,
Building
9-13 REPUBLICAN
A W BERTHOLF,
Mears building.
ATTORNEY,
PHVSICtANS ANO SURQEOHS
MARY A
opathlst.
SHEPHERD. M.
GIG Linden street
D, HOME-
DR. W. E ALLEN,
lngton avenue
513 NORTH WASH-
DR. L M. GATES, ROOMS 207 AND 20S
Board of Trade building. Ofllce hours,
S to 0 n m . 2 to 1 and 7 tn S p n
Residence, 200 MadUnn nve nue
DR. C L FREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss Fitting nnd Fat Reduc
tion Ofllce telephone, 11C3 Hours, 10 to
12. 2 to 4. 7 to U
DR S W. L'AMOREAFX. OFFICE 31
Washington nvenue Residence, 1518
Mulberrv Chronic diseases, lungs,
heart, kldnevs and genlto-urlnar ot
gans a specialty Hours 1 to 4 p m
W G ROOK. VETERINARY Sl'It
geon Horses, Cattle and Dogs treated
Hospital 121 Lh.elen Mree-t. Scranton
Telephone 2G72
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF TIIE LACKAWANNA.
Scranton. Pa. Courses preparatory to
colleRc lnw,incdf-lne or business. Opens
Sept 11th Send for catalogue Rev
Thomas M Ciiin, LL D , principal and
proprietor, W. E. Plumle), A. 31 , head
master. SEEDS
G R CLARK & CO, SEEDMEN AND
Niiiserjme'ii. stoto 14ft Wnshlnirton ave
nue, gieen house, 1350 Noith Main ave
nue , store telephone, ""2
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KFETTEL. REAR HI LACKA
wnnna avenue, Scianton Pa , maniifae
turer of Wlro Screens
MISCELLANEOUS
BAUER'S-ORCHESTRA-MUSIC 1 OR
balls, picnics, parties, leceptions, wed
dings and concert woik furnished For
terms uddress R J Bauer, conductor
117 Wyoming avenue over llulbcrts
music store.
MEOARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS
Mipplles. envolopes. paper bags, twine
Warehouse 110 Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
CITY SCAVENGER
A I) BRIOGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
nnd eess pools no odor Improved
pumps used A B BRIGGS Proprietor
Leave eirders 110' Noith Main avenue,
or Elcke's drug store corner Adams nnd
Mulbenv Telephone 1510
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS rLLERTICATp
mont, 50c , shampooing, 50e facial
mnssTpe manicuring. 25c chiropody,
701 Qulnc
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in Effect June 10, 1800.
Trains Leave Scrnnton:
6.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hanisbur-j, Fhlladelphin, Balti
more, Washington, and for Fltts
burg and the West.'
0.38 a. m week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Fhlladelphin; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore,Washington and Pitts
burfj and the West.
8.18 p. xn., week days (Sundays 1.68
p, tn-). for Sunbuvy, Hnrrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsbuig and the
West.
4,27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
llarrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
I R. WOOD. Gon I.-Pans. Agent.
J, B, HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Del., LaoUii, anJ Western.
Effect Monday, Juno 5, ISM.
Tralrs lcavo Serunton as follows: Ex
press for Now York and nil points can.
1.40, 3.00, SIX) und 10.0S a, m.; 12.53 and 3.3l
p. m
Evprcss or Enston, Tienton, Phlladeb
phlu and the south, S 14, S09 and 10.0", u.
m., 12.55 nnd 3.3.1 p. m.
Tobhanna nctommodntlon, (! 10 p. m.
Express for lllnghamton, Ohvvcbo, Eb
mini,. Corning, Bath, Danville, Mounl
Mortis nnd Buffalo, 1210, 1.33, 9 00 a. m.
155 and 6 50 p. m., making eloso connec
tions at llufTolo to nil points In tho wml
uortbvvegt und sotithwort.
Wnshlngtriti accommodation, 3.10 p. m.
lllngbumton und way Hlntlnns, 1 0j p. m
ractorjUllo necommodatlon, 100 p. tn.
Nleliolson nceommodallon, COO p. ni.
Emuchx for Utlen nnd Richfield Springs,
211 a m and 1 55 p. 111
Ithaca ''3. 9 00 n tn nnd IK p. m.
For Nrrthumbcilrntl, 1'lttnton, Wilkes
Hone, l'lv mouth. Blnomsburg and Dan
ville, malting close Connections nt North
nmberlnnd for Wllllnmsport, llarrlsburg,
Baltimore, Waslilngton nnd the south.
Northumberland und Intermediate sta
tions, CM, 10.05 a in. and 1.55 and 5 40 p
m
Nontlccke nnd Inlet mediate stnlnns, 1 Of
and 11 lo n 111 I'ltnouth nnd Intermedlote
stations, 3.35 nnd S 50 p m. For Kingston
12 55 i.. in.
Pullman pnrlor and sleeping coaches or
alt express trains
For detailed Information, pocket tlm
tuhles. etc . apply to M. L. Smith Dis
trlct Pnssinger Agent, depot ticket ofllce
Central Unit road of New Jcr3cv
Stations in
Niw York Foot of T.lbertv
street, N R ,
street
nnd South Ferry, Whltehnr
Anthrai Ite rool ned exclusively, insur
ing clcilnllness nnd comfort
TIME. TABLE IN EFFECT OCT. 15, lftt
Trains leave Scranton for New York
Newark, Kllyi belli Philadelphia. Knston
Bethluhc in, Allentovvn, Maueh Chunk and
White Haven, nt ) 30 a m,i express, 1 20,
express. 4" 00 p m. Sundays. 2 15 p m.
For Plttston and Wilkes-Uorre, ? 30 a.
m.. 1.20, 4 00 p m Sm.diOH. 2.15 p tn.
For Mountain Pnrk $ 30 a. m . 1 20 p. in,
Sundays, 2 r, p m
For Baltimore nnd Washington, nnd
points South und Wrst Via Bethlehem
8 30 n. m , 1.20 p m. Sundavs, 2.13 p. m.
For Long Binneh Ocean Grove, etc, nt
S 30 n m. and 1 20 11. m
For Reading, Lebanon nnd HnrrNburg,
via Allentovvn, S. 10 u in , 1 20 p. m Sun
dnvs 2.15 p in.
For Pottsville, S 30 n m . 1 20 p m
Thiough tickets to all points East,
South and West nt lovvert rato at tho
station.
J IT. OLHAUSEN. Gen Snpt.
' II. P. BALDWIN, Gen, Toss. Agt.
Delaware
ana Hudson.
On Moj 11th. I'M.
trains will lenvfl
Scranton ns follows
For Caiboiid.ile .!. 7 53, ".53, I0.lt e.
m . 12 noon: Lit 2.0 3 52. 5.25, G.2", i.57,
9 1'.. 11.00 p m 1 1G n m.
For Albany, Sirateign. Montrenl, Bo
ton. New England points, etc C.2o a. ni .
2 31 p m
For Hotiesdale-fi 20. 1013 a. m.; 2 20, 6 2
P. 111
For Wllke-I!arre-C.r. 7.43.
S.ri,
10 43 n. m ; 12 03, 123, 3 33, I :
30 II. 11 ."0 11 m
CIO,
7.1R.
. For New York. Pbllodelphll,
etc. vli
Le-IUgli Valley Rollroail-0.4 . p
m.; 1203,
1.21. 4.27 p m : with Blntk Diamond E-
prrrs 11 30 n m.
For Pentlsvlvnnln Railroad points, G.4".
9 3S a m : Z IS. 4 27 p in.
For wi'steru points, via Lehigh Vnlle-v
Rallrood-7 4S a. 111 : 1201, 3 31, with Black
Diamond Express. 10 41, 11.30 p. m
Trains wilt nrrive in Scrnnton ns fol
lows From Cirbondnle and the North 0 40,
7 41, 8 3S, 911, 10 IS, llf,x n. m : 123, 2.15,
3 2".. 4 23. 7 4 !. 10 " 11 27 p m.
From Wlll.es-Harre and the South i.l .
7 4S SIS, 103S. lliTi a m.; US. 2.11. 3.4S,
f 20, K 21, 7.53. 9 05 10 0. p. m ! 1.13 n. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Coibondalo-9 05, 11.33
3 5'. 5.47. 1 53 ri. m
p. m
2.23,
1.5S,
For Wlll-es-Bnrre-irs 12 03 n. m
3 21!. 5 41. 7.4S p. m
For Alborj. Siratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc., 2 21 p in.
Lowest rates to all points In United
States and Cntinela
J. W 111 RD1CK. G. P
A . Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CROSS, V. V. A.,
Set miton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Kailroa.l.
In Effect May 11, 1ST)
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
For Philadelphia nnd Ne-w Yeuk. vln D
K. II R. It, nt 0 45 a tn und I-' 01, 2 1,
4 27 (Black Diamond Evpiess). nnd 11 "'
p m. Sundnvs, D & 11 R R. 1 5", 7 Is
1. m
For White Haven, Hozletou nnd prin
cipal points in the eoal recions, vlu 1
&. 11 R R 0 43 2 IS and 4 27 p m. Fer
Tnttsvllle i I , 2 Is V in
For Bethlehem, Eastern, Reading. liar
rlsbuig and principal Intermediate- sta
tions, via I) A. 11 R It. 64. a. m.; 1J at
2 IS 4 27 (Bluek Diamond Express), 11.30.
StindnjH. D Ar II It It . 1 5S, 7 4S p. m
For Tunkhaiioek, Teiwundn, Elmlra
Ithaca, Oenova and principal intermedi
ate stations, vli I), I. & W R II. 8 0S
u in , 12 55 and 1 15 p in
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo. Niag
ara Fulls. Cbicai-o, and all points west,
via D. .V H R It 320!, I X.. (Ruck Dla
mimil Express), 7 4S and 11 ."ft p in Sun
days. 1) & H It R . 12 03 a in, 7.4S p m
Pullman pallor nnd sleeping or Lehigh
Valle-v pallor e-ars on nil trains between
Wllke-s-Harre and New Yeirk Philadel
phia. Buffalo And Suspension Bridge.
HtOLLIN II WILBUR. Gen. Supt.. Sotltn
liethlc-hcin, Pa . .
CHAS S LEE Gen Pass Agt, , 2o Cnrt-
landt street. New York
A W NONNEMACHER. Dlv Pass Agt.,
South Bethlehem, Pa
For tlekets and Pullman reservations
applj Z'J Lackawanna avo., Scranton, Pa.
Ilric ami Wyoming Valley.
Time Table In Effect Sept. 11 1S90;
Tialns leave Scranton lor New vorlc.
New bin gli und Inti-rmedlate- points on
Erie rallroid, also for Ilawlej und local
points at 7 05 a in and 2 2s p m
Returning tialns nirlvc at bcranton
at 10 21 a ni mid J.1G and 910 p. m.
St'ltA!TO:V DIVISION.
In r.ffcct Juuoga-li, 1800.
North Hound.
South liound.
SOS
M
5
203,201
!02
vWzot
o-,ui
V: &
PmI
Stations
I pa
j ii
'1st
A
i- MiArrlTe Lcire,
I Hi
7 25N Y rr-ttlKUn 81
7
7 1 Oi West und street
7 65
7 m weenawicen
10
A II
p MiArnve Leave'
10 49
10 40
10 31
10 21
6 2V 116
a is loo
lorlmo
0 0U.12 4'
5S4U40
e'ftilOAlA
1 10 S CO) 4 hi
Hancock
Starlight
I'rc-tca Park
Inwood
roymcllo
Orsoo
Ple-ant Mt,
Uolondale
Forest citr
Carbondaln
Whlto midge
Maytleld
Jfrinju
Arclilbald
Intou
rcckTlUo
oirphaut
I'rlcctjurS
Ihroop
rrovldnce
rark viace
hcrantou
tiie
311 411
til 4 41
0 56
6 45
a-o
Sit
331
!!41
2 60
4 CI
10 15
(01
514
13
JO oo
S60
9 40,
ue
9 21
910
9071
S JT IS 2.
'4112 14
5'1112ti
SljiiUM
6 30,1149
7 0V
SMI R1
3(r, 534
3 It ( 45
8 341 6 54
3 58
7 08
7 SO
5 00US4
7 84
4f71lS0
4 81'lim
4 4S.1123
4 4311 18
4 4011 IS
7J
7 42
7 44
f3 S t 5D
tS 43' ( 01
8 45 1 01
904
8 53
8 46
7 50 S51 8 09
7M
S54l ill
I 01l 11
4 311107
7 58
C2
BC4
80G
810
812
35 4 10
8 42:
S40
4 01
8 81
4 23 11 03
4 St'U 01
4 2-JI10)
4 01 8 21
BS3
410
4 14
8i7
831
8 33
8 3'I
4 19 f 1057
4 1-rJO U
II 17
31
8 SO
did
4 29 8 So
A U
P uU u
Leave Arrive
l u
t Sunday only
f ali-Dtuestbat trains stop on tlgoil (or ras
8cnj;crH. 1 ralas sot and sos fiundiy only Other train
dally except riundar.
t-t-ciire rates via Ontario 4 Western betoie
purcha-lngjlckctsaiul save money
I Uroush Uacn-r outlet klroper and frpr re
cllnmi; chair car New oic to Chloizo nithou
change. I'ni.eiiirrr llnlea Knlnccd i
Two CniU I'or.Ullr.
J.C. Anderson, Orn. pm v-
T Flltorott, ntv laa Akt vpiantu
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