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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1899.
D
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Tonic ?-trv'
YW3 FOR
Blnco 1163, Endorsed by Medical Faculty.
immediate lasting cflicacious ngrecablo
Sold at All Druggists Everywhere. Avoid Substitutes.
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
TRAINS MAKKED ON D., 1. & W.
BOARD FOR TODAY.
Circular Issued with References to the
Use of tho rusee Signals on the
Lackawanna Bond Compariy Or
ganized to Manufacture the Scran
ton Pump Street Car Men Have
Formed an Organization Fate of
tho Small Freight Cars In Trains
with Modern Cairiers.
Following is the Delaware, Lack
awanna uud AVestern boiud for today:
Scranton, l'a., Nov. IS, 1839.
NORTH.
Wild cat, 2 engine?, 0 a. m.- M. W. Lan
cnn. Wild cat. 2 engines), C a. tn. A. J. Mc
Donnell. Kxu-n, C.SO n. m., 2 engines A. Mullln.
Nil 25, 2 engines J. 11 Jlasteia.
Ni. 2a, 2 iiiRlncs J. O'llaiu.
i:tni, 11 a. in., 2 iriKlnes O. Randolph.
llxtm, ll.Srt a. in.. 2 (tiRliK-s J. GaliaK'in.
Kxtrn, 12 nuon, 2 ungli.rs A. Ki'tclium.
No. 31, 2 engines S. Carmudy.
Kxtra, 3 p. m., 2 enslnpf T. Fltzpatrlck.
i:trn, 3.30 ). m.. 2 i unities W. 11. Nlcll
ols. Doudlcnn'H men.
ftxlr.i, 4.30 p. in, 2 engines ( Klngsley.
Wild cat, 2 engines, U p in. J. Swartz.
Kxtr.i, 7 p. in.. 2 engines -D. Wallace.
Wild eat, 2 engines, 8 p. m. M. Sladlgan.
i:tni, U p. in.. 2 engines George Hill.
Wild cat, 2 engines. 11 p. m. It. Castncr.
SOUTH.
No. 31-J. Hurkhnrt.
Ktra George Wallace.
No. EG W. A. ll.irtholomow.
Hxtrn Jnlm Medio.
No. .".$ (.'. Townowl.
i:trn-W. 1). Wnrfel.
No. 10-J. lirock.
No. 12 J. Devlne.
i:trn-f. Gllllgan.
No. 41-11. I.atUlii.
No. 10 .1. McCann.
No. !. J. O'Mallcy.
No. ro . Oeirlty.
Hxtni W.' II. llarlholomew.
HPMMIT8.
6 a. m not th G. Krovnfelker.
7.20 a. in., north Mcl.ane.
11 a. in., north 11 McAllister.
10 a. m south H. ItMilng.
1 p. m,, south H. Itusli,
VVUAZll.
:o a. m.-ll S. Warfcl.
pitsiii:rs.
4 p. in., south T. Miiiphy.
7 p. in., south 11 Duffy.
10 a. ni., south M. Cnrmody.
PASSHNGnit ENGINES.
7 a. m. Wldencr.
E p. m. l'eckins.
The Use of Fusee Signals.
A circular pertaining to the use of
the green and red fusee signals on the
Northern, Southern and Bloomsburg
divisions, which were recently adopted
on tho Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad, lias been Issued by
Trainmaster Hamilton us follows:
Kick conductor will make requisition
on the nuclei s-igned and olitnln one of
the standard slcnal cases and two
dozen green and two dozen red fusees.
The signal case Is to be used bv the
ilngmnn of each train and conductors
will see that the case contains four
green arc! four red fusees, a red Hag,
and one dozen torpedoes, and that the
same Is nlunvs ready for Inst.int use.
These fusees when lighted will bum
ten minutes and should bo so placed
that they will lie readily seen by trains
following. They aie to be used In con
nection with other safety signals and
will operate as follows:
Tho green Indicating caution and the
red danger.
Train finding the gieen fusee burning
on or near tho track will reduce speed
and proceed with caution for the dls
tanco of one mile or until other signals
:m- passed indicating track Is clear.
A train finding the red fusee will stop
until fufceo has burned out, when they
will proceed with caution for a dis
tance of one mile, or until other sig
nals are passed Indicating ttaek Is
clear.
AVhen a train running nt night or
during foggy or stormy weather te
duees sped between stations or ap
proaching stations a lighted fusee
should be thrown from the rear of tho
tialn ai a warning to following trains
until speed is so reduced that a Hag-
California
in 3 Days
CHIC A GO- UNION PA CIFIC
AND
NORTH- WESTERN LINE
ANY ticket agent will tell you about
" " The Overland Limited," every
day in the year at 6.30 p. m. from
Chicago. No change of cars and all
meals In dining cars. The Pacific
Express leaves every night at 10.30.
Sea your ticket reads Chicago &
Norih'Westcrn Railway from Chi
cago
491 Br92jiaat, Nt Xt.S
MICn'ff7l"w''iill
J8J tY-lil l ll., ttHn
SOI 4jii Tl , jSjffqto
4" Vt" SI. ClutlnmU
b'Jl 'trIW MCt.,r(6uf
til (ni hrti.it, Clwtland
l( CamwUartfat, Dtlrvll
Tho World Famoun Tonic.
BODY AND BRAIN
man may safely drop oft and go back
with danger signals, as required by
Ilulo 3.
A flagman sent out to protect a train
at night, or In foggy or Btormy weather,
must carry red and white lights and a
signal ense. A lighted red fusee will
be left at night, or In foggy or stormy
weather, by a flagman In addition to
the torpedoes required by rule when he
Is recalled by the whistle of his engine,
as a precaution while he is returning to
his train. This does not In nny way
modify Rule 7 of general Instructions.
Trainmen who are not familiar In the
use of fusees and the manner of light
ing them will be Instructed by calling
at this ofllce. Any fusees found to be
Imperfect or falling to burn should be
reported to the trainmaster, and when
practicable same should bo sent to this
office with nn explanation of the defect
so foun'd.
Trainmen are expected to use Judg
ment in tho use of fusees and not use
them unnecessarily or carelessly. When
thrown from tho rear of trains they
should be directed In such manner as
to stand or light on the right-hand
track or outside of It and not on or
near the opposite track.
The red fusee is not in use on the
Jf. & D. division. The main line train
men running over M. & E. division will
be governed by the instructions Issued
by the ofllcials of that division in re
lation to fusees and their use.
A. C. Salisbury. Superintendent.
F. P. Hamilton, Trainmaster.
Street Car Men Orrrcnlze.
The street car employes held another
meeting early yesterday morning for
the purpose of furthering the organ
ization of a union. The particulars of
the piooedlngs could not be learned,
as the men Identified with the organi
zation are keeping tho matter a secret.
It Is believed, however, that tho ma
jority of th men arc not In favor of an
organization. The promoters of the
union have selected the following offi
cers: President, John 'Williams; sec
retary, John It. Jons; treasurer, P. J.
Leonard, chairman of executive com
mittee, James Powell.
Application has been made for a
charter and when it is secured another
meeting will be held.
Application for Charter.
The Scranton Steam Pump company,
which was recently organized for the
purpose of manufacturing steam
pumps nnd other articles from patents
obtained by John P. Poore, tho ma
chinist, has applied for a charter. The
formal application will be made to
Governor Stone on December 11.
The petitioners are John II. Poore,
Kdward D. Sturgcs, Clarence P. Ptur
ges, Herbert W. Taylor, Kdward S.
Dolph nnd others.
GET YOUR SHARE.
Arc you getting your share of the
vast amount of money spent in adver
tising? It used to be all given to the
publishers of newspapers and maga
zines, but by the latest method it Is
freely distributed among tho neonlo
themselves; that Is, among those who
are alert and quick, nnd can see an ad
vantage when it Is offered them.
One of the most successful establish
ments In America, the "Woolson Spice
company, of Toledo, Ohio, Is spending
thousands of dollars In advertising
their Lion Coffee, and they are paying
out this money directly to the people
who pui chase tho coffee. Their plan
Is to enclose in their one-pound pack
age of Lion Coffee a most attractive
Premium List. So costly aro some of
the articles on this Premium List that
one wondeis how they can nfford to
give them away with their goods; but It
must be remembered that these pre
miums are bought In enormous quanti
ties and bought directly of the manu
facturers, so that they are secured at
about one-fourth the price the retail
consumer pays. No profit is paid to
shipper, wholesaler or retailer1; the
goods are all bought at first hand.
This method of Introducing Lion Cof
fee is ns If you wanted to purchase
some article for which you would have
to pay $1.00; the proprietors of Lion
Coffee buy it for you for 25c, nnd then
give It to vou for the trouble that you
take In letting them know you are
using their coffee.
Tho housekeeper who is alive to tho
value of her patronage may now, by a
little trouble, secure many desirable
articles from time to time at no cost.
All that she has to do Is to cut out and
preserve the Lion head which appears
on tho wrapper of every package of
Lion Coffee. These lion heads nre re
ceived by the Woolson Spice Company
in pay for their premiums.
The New Premium List which has
Just been Issued In connection with Lion
Coffee is unsurpassed In Its liberality.
Some of tho most attractive articles
on the market today are Included In
this list.
It is evident that the Woolson Spice
Company places gieat value on the rec
ommendation of a satisfied customer,
for they believe tho best advertising
of Lion Coffee Is where some one who
uses It tells a friend of Its good quality.
It Is mostly In this way that Its enor
mous salo has been brought about.
Mnny people are so delighted with It
that they feel It a duty to recommend
it to their friends, and a every pack
age contains a Premium List with full
instructions for seeming the articles
offered, thero is much interest in
buying Lion Coffee for household
use. Really, Lion Coffee Is almost
unsurpassed in Its quality, nnd
It is a mystery how It can be
sold for such a low price. It is bet
ter than rrany other brands of coffee
which cost two or three times as much.
It would seem as though the tlma was
npproaching when every family would
be drinking this famous beverage.
Steam Heating nnd Plumbing.
P. r. & M. T. Howley,23i Wyomlruc are.
BELDEN'S COON HUNT.
A Melrose Farmer Bring Down
Strange Game.
Special to Tho Bcrnnton Tribune
Susquehanna, Nov. 17. On Wcdncs
day evening a farmer named Dclden,
residing near Melrose, went out with
his dog for a coon hunt, and when near
Stevcrs' Point, the dog started some
thing, and after starting it for a short
distance, treed his came In a tall ash.
Dclden walked about the tree several
times without discovering the animal,
which he supposed to be a raccoon, but
presently discovered It crouched In tho
fork of a tree, about twenty foot from
the ground.
Them was a good light, which en
abled him to draw a bead upon the
"coon," and he sent In that direction
a load of shot, which was followed by
a startling screech, nnd the half-falling,
half-scrambling descent of tho evi
dently injured game. As soon as It
reached the ground the dog sailed In,
but he was immediately sent yelping
from tho scene by a powerful blow
from one of the paws of the animal,
which proved to be a full-grown wild
cat, of tho male persuasion.
Golden at this Juncture gave tho
beast the contents of the other barrel
of his gun, and finally killed it with a
club. The cat was a big one, weigh
ing about forty-five pounds. Tills spe
cies of game.whlch Is really the Ameri
can lynx, nnd not a "wildcat," Is quite
common In midwinter, but are rarely
seen at this season of the year.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Tho lecture which was given by Dr.
Scott Thursday evening proved very in
teresting and ins-tructive. Ho handle!
the subject of ancient and modern Homo
In a very able manner. Thoso of tho
pupils who attended gained a considera
ble nmount of knowledge pertaining to
nnclcnt Home, which they have not In
their course In tho Freshmen year. Fol
lowing Is the list of succeeding lectures
which will be ghen nt tho auditorium:
"Prlmlllvo Rome. The Palatine," Thurs
day evening, Nov. 2.1; "Aqueducts, Baths,
Forum-Romanum," Tuesday evening,
Nov. 2S; "Colosseum. Theaters, Tombs,"
Thursday evening, Dec. 7; "Last Days of
Pompeii," Thursday evening, Dec. 14.
Principal Grant read a communication
from Superintendent How ells, directed
to tho president of the Athletic associa
tion, before tho school at chapel yes
terday morning. Ho Informed tho presi
dent that he accepted the invitation
which had been rent him to attend the
game Saturday, and in order to help the
boys out as much as possiblo he request
ed that the malinger would send him ton
tickets and with them the bill. This was
very kind of Mr. Howell.
Mr. Kirkbrlde, who has been appointed
chief of the rooters for today's game,
will, with his many assistants, succeed
In making considerable noise. They in
tend, as far as possible, to drown out
the yells of the vIsltlnE team and make
the old gold and blue tho predominant
color on the field. In this they will sue-
" Who Gives to All
"Denies All"
This is as true of the spend
thrift of health as of the
waster of money. Do not
waste your health By allow
ing your blood to con
tinue impure, but purify,
vitalize and enrich it by tak
ing Hood's Sarsaparilla,
America's Greatest Medicine.
Dyspepsia "My husband doctored
a long time for dyspepsia 'with only tem
porary relief. The first bottle of Hood's
S&rsAparilU helped nd the second cured
him. It cured my sick hcidiches."
ffdrs. ffthry A. Clark, Wilmington, Vt.
2SbodA SoMabmilfia
m IU.d'1 mil opr. Uni llli i th non UriUllng anq
ouly clthnrUo to t't with lood' iinnureriflj
8
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PSL
435 to 455
N. Ninth Stroot,
Telcphons Call, 2333.
MYER
n
....Today, Saturday, Special Shoe Bargains,...
In Men's and Women's Shoes, in calf, box calf, Russia calf,
patent and enamel leather, all widths and all sizes, at $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00 and $4.00. Boys' Shoes at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
Misses' Shoes at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Children's Shoes at
50c and 75c.
Extra Help to Wait on You.
MYER
The Cheapest
cccd If every student docs his utmost to
bo prccnt nt tho park today.
For some unknown reason the scrub
did not play the gnmes which were to
como off on Wednesday and Thursday.
Hut nevertheless they endeavored to
mako a tcuchdown against the first
team Friday. Tho scrub plays with a
great nmount of skill and daring and In
some Instances makes some very florco
gains and plays.
Thero will bo a goodly number of pu
pils nt tho Dclawnro and Hudson depot
this morning to meet tho boys from
Wllllntnsport nnd glvo them a rousing
reception. The train bearing the playcis
is expected to arrive here at 1J,5I) o'clock.
A considerable amount of pushing took
plnec yesterday morning around tho bul
letin boards In the locker rooms. Every
boy wns endeavoring to gain the nearest
pluce possiblo to read tho announcements
ubout today's gnmo.
There was a considerable amount of
snow throwing Wednesday nt Intermis
sion. Although the boys had an excel
lent tlnv no person was hurt by tho
flying missiles.
The senior class held a meeting Friday
at tho close of tho sisslon for tho purposo
of reconsidering the subject of the class
pin for 1900.
Professor Scblmpff succeeds In keeping
tho military stand.ird of the center Islo
of students. Sand ford Phillips proves a
very nblo corporal.
FOR
RED ROUGH
FOR
ITCHING
PALMS
HANDS
jjUeuraSoe;
MCIWITCHI'
FOR
PAINFUL FINGER
0r. Niairr Treatment. Soak tho bands
thoroughly, on rotlrlng, In a hot lather of
Cuticora Soap. Dry, and anoint freely with
Cimcuiu olutinsnt, tho groat skin cure and
purest of emollients. Wear old gloves during
tho night. For aore hands, Itching, burning
palras and painful finger cuds, this one night
treatment is wonderful.
WflMFM Especially Mothtrs irtmoiteorapetint
IIUwILH totpprtcUta th rtmulibU cltin-lot.
rurlfjlnt, ni tmnllint pmpcrUet at Cuncciu Soap
And to Had new uie tat It dtliy.
Sold thronjho Jt lh irnrV. TiTTlt 0. 1HD C. Cnr ,
Frcpi., Soitou. " Ujit to 1Iit IJeiutlful Uiada," fret.
In these days even flour hns
It en adulterized and people
ct.nnot Ijh too careful to select
a well l.rown and guaranteed
brand like
u
Snow
?
This flour we guarantee to be
absolutely puro In every re
spect. It Is made of the very
best wheat money can buy, and
NOTHING but wheat.
All grocers sell It.
"We only wholesalelt."
HIE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olypliant.
TAKC TIMB Br THE FOMLOCK."
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
and prices the lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed evn on
TH2 CHEAPER GRNDES.
Keep ti3 In mind and you won't re
gret giving us your patronage you
will get goods as represented giving
you our easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc, Flvs largo floors full
to the celling al
TiiQS. Kely's Storn,
minnd lm
venui
The Dickson Manufacturing Co.
tcrauton and Vllke-llarra, l'a,
Muiuifnc:urer4 of
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARV ENOINES
Boilers, llolttlngand Pumping Machinery.
General Ofllce, Scranton, Pa.
DAViDOW'S SHOE
f" TTnAScI ' .il.'""
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JlCIWtlTCHt5tfiv ij
ENDS H-3
Pur
hi emus in mm
DAVIDOW,
Shoe Store, 307 Lackawanna Avenue.
LvHH0l5faiid lv$I IclC v
Will
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mm
see the garment, There's a saving in the price, too on ac
count of them being sample garments. We own them very
much under the regular value, and being sample garments,
made especially to show, they are made better than most stock
garments are.
And the saving of from one dollar to seven dollars and a half
on every garment is worthy of your consideration at this time
of the season.
CONNOLLY
OF SCRANTON.
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital 35200.000
unpLUS - 450,000
WM. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vlce-Pren.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Casbler.
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At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domestic
use uud of all sizes Including lluckwheat
and nirdseye. delivered In any part of
the city, st the lowest price.
Orders received at the ofllce, ConnMl
building, Itoom S0G; telephone No. 1762, or
at the mine, telephono No. 272, will bo
promptly attended to. Dealers suppllod
at tho mine.
T PLEASANT COAL CO
JUflinlfir1auJUBft'rtunftteiut,frl,rifr9IU
flllllUlQlUTtTuwdi.rjM llloodroUon,
Mcutbrul rron. Loit WiaUir arteocrle fie
J icn J ftr ttrn TMtlmonlcl a3 Bk
" rruta u rror. u jr. tiii:i.l m u.f
(ft04 North hUth St.. Phltudclnklu.
ilaw I'okttlvclr tba c&lr wcUiWi la tUc
I Iktul JtAtci Ucurc erQ llioiuh the tauilrflahrKted re
1 Ulliti failed, l'rthcimcurf(liu.l ie 10Iw Il9ur9 30 9
STORE.
I II LEfi nil C8E
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SCRANTON'S SHOPPING OENTBR.
Special Talk
Oe Jackets..,
Two
hundred high class sample garments
from the best makers in the cloak business, are
here for quick disposal. When we say that
this lot contains the finest and best tailored
coats that have ever been brought to Scranton,
we state a fact that you'll appreciate, when you
&. WALLACE,
Fall Carpets
.frftg" --n J
WILLIAMS
Interior
RE PUCE D PRICE OF GRAND RECORDS.
November i, 1899.
Beginning To-day, the Price of Columbia Grand Records
will be $1.50 Each, and of Grand Blanks, $1.00 Each.
This reduction is made possible by the enlargement and improve
ment of our manufacturing facilities, The same degree of excellence
which makes our records the standard of the world, will be carefully
maintained.
Our 1900 Record Catalogue announced the new policy of furnish
ing all selections in our list in both small and Grand Records. Our
customers now have not only a much enlarged list of Grand Records
from which to select, but the benefit of a remarkably low price.
Communicate with our nearest agency.
COLUHBIA PHONOGRAPH COHPANY.
FLOREY 8c BROOKS,
211 Washington Ave.
Sole Agents For Scranton.
DR. DBNTEV, an Spruce Strr't, Scrn.
ton, Pa It Acute mi J Chronic Diseases ol
Men, Vtomrn an. Children. Contultaitanand
diminution free. Olllce llojrs Dilly and
Sunday tt o. m. to o p. m.
Warn
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
We offer batter induce meats
to the carpet buyer this season
thau ever before.
Paying less for your carpets
than we ask is getting thread
bare spots and dissatisfaction
that you do not bargain for.
Everything in Wilton, Ax
minster, Velvet, Brussels,
Savonerrie, Ingrain.
& M'ANULTY.
Decorators.
129 Wyoming Avenue,
THE
SIC P
EH CO,
Rooms 1 nml2, Com'IUi B'iM'g
SCRANTON, PA.
Hining and Blasting
POWDER
Made at Moosla nnd Hush lata Worki.
I.APLIN & RAND POWDER CO.'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
El ctrlollattertei. Kloatrln lltplod.r.,
exploding bliuli, SafeCy Fun uu I
Reoauno Chamlcal Co.'s nxp"o"vns