THE SCRANTON T1U13UJSE-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1899.
9
COMMON COUNCIL MEETING.
The commoner mot In regular os
slon Inst evening anil disposed of a
number of bills nnd a large Amount
of concurrent business The most Im
portant Item of business vns a rcso
lutlon Introduced bv Alexander Ken
nedy thnt the fire bell be returned to
the manufacturers ns- unsatisfactory.
It was referred to the proper commit
tee. Other resolutions were that
charts of the Hie boxes bo printed for
hose houses, that engineer's assistants
be paid
MARRIED LAST EVENING.
Mls Maltha Ellrnboth Spettlgue and
Julius Spaeth were quietly married at
the Presbyterian manse lost evening
by the Ilev. Charles Lee. They went
Immediately to tho home of Mr nnd
Mrs. William n ltobetts. on Ninth
avenue, where they will teslde for th"
present The bride Is a dimming
oung lady who ramc to this cltv fioin
Ilonesdale and conducted n fashion
able dressmaking business. Mr Sp.ioth
Is mnnngcr of the cash drug store nnd
a man highly esteemed In thl com
munity. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
nimer IJ Aery, of Park street, who
spent estoid.iy huntlnr. leluined last
evening with a beautiful fnx
Miss Irene Scum Is In Philadelphia
visiting her In other Daniel, who Is HI.
Mlrs Edith Ilnwkln. who has ben
serloush 111 Is con lb scent
Miss Helen Rhone, of Wilkes-Ham,
who spent Sunda us the guest ot fJ.
('reveling and family, leluined horn
yesfrdav afternonn
The MeCnulov-Patten Diamatle com
piny opined it week's engagement .it
the npeiu house last evening to a. good
sized audience.
Mrs Chnuneey Unit of Talk stieet,
Is fciIouhI, 111.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
A Young Man Kicked and Seilously
Injured by n Mule Others Newsy
Items.
Samuel Haivey, n young man about
IS j ears of age, was kicked by a mule
and ser!ousl Injured while engaged at
his duties at driver In the Delaw.il
and Hudson colliery jesterday after
noon He was with assistance able to
walk to his home, hut up reaching
there he collapsed Dr. P. ' M.inley
nnd Dl M J Shields weie summone 1
to attend nun nnd found the jotin,;
man s skull quite badly finctured oer
the left eje He was aKo kltked in
the groin His Injuiles aie of such a
serious natuie that It was deemed ad
visable to lomovo him to the Carbon
dale Kmeigency hospital, wheio he
now lies
Thp awful death of James Pecne,
of Aiohbnld Sunday evening. Is n t.e
ere blow to his aged patents and rel
atives The funeral will take place on
Wednesdn morning A tequiem high
mass will be celebrated in Saeiel
He ut chut eh nnd Interment will be
m ide In tlu Aiihhald cemetery
The Koiest Clt band will give the
concert at Hoguith's bind fall to
night and no doubt the will diaw u
huge ciowd to hear them.
Mr and Mrs Hau Hotkaday, of
Fourth street, hae moed to Dundnff,
wheie Mi. Hocknday will engage In
farming
Plorlst Parks Is having his house
and hot houses wlied for electric
lights
The Artesian Hose company will hold
a fcoiial in Enterpilse hall this even
ing ut which the drawing for $10 will
nke place Admission, 10 cents
The home of Mr and Mis John V
Nicholson, of Main stteet, was brlght
ned csteiday Ijj the aulval of a
little daughter
Di M J Shields, of this borough,
.esteida lemoved n cancer from Peter
Cklopskl at the Carbondule hospital.
May, the little daughter of Mr. an I
Mrs Aichle Maitin, of Fouith stteet,
is recoeiing from ptomaine poisoning.
John T 'Williams will entei a Set an
ton hospital tod ly to undeigo an oper
ation for his hip, fiactured fceveral
month ago
A child of David Morgan, of romth
stieet, is ill of tonsilitls
The school board will hold ttselr reg
ular munthl meeting this evening.
The Canadian evangelist nnd two
singers who accompany him have com
menced a series of revival setvlces In
the M E. church last evening. Theie
was a large congregation present to
henr them and they weie much Im
pressed both by the preaching anil sing
ing. The sei vices will bo continued
this evening
OLYPHANT.
In commemoiatlon of the one hun
dredth annlversaiy nf Washington')!
death, Hev P J. Muiphy, mtntor of
St. Patrick's church, will deliver a
lecturo to the membits of the (Irand
Armv of the Itepublle In the rather
Mathew opeia house Thursday even
ing. Several musical selections will
nl3o be rendered by St Patrick' choir.
Wllllo Coopei has returned from a
visit to Cooperstovvn, N. Y.
A meeting of the Illnkely Social club
was held at the i evidence of Dr. 1 L
Van Sickle on Hull avenue last even
ing A pleasant evening was passad
by the mombeip In music, games nnd
other social diversion".
Mis, W H Biirchk. ot Pcianton, and
N. L Medley, ot Spiingiield, Mass,
were tho guests of Mrs Cntheilnu
Thomas, of Delaware street, on Satur
day, Fir.nl preperatlons ore heng made
for the production of "The Heart of
Erin" by tho Catholic Young Men'3
Housework is
with even the best
soap which needs
hard muscular rub
bing to make
things clean. Gold
Dust does all that
soap does and saves
time and much
rubbing.
B'nd for frn booVlat "Ooldio RaUt
for llouitwork."
TUB N. K. FAIRDANK COMPANY
Cblctjg St.Louli Ncwtorlc Bosnia
Total 4bstlnenco and Dramatic society
at the Tathtr Mnthew opera liouw
Friday evening, A social will bo held
In Malum' hill after the peifonnance.
Mrs Frederick Holmes, of Oelatt.
Pa., Is vhltlng Mrs Elvira Jones, of
Huseitiehanna Mice
Jennie, the Utile daughter of Mr.
nnd Alls Alfied Halms, of Dtttkely.
Is seriously 111
John O'BovIo, of Plltston, was a vls
Itor In town Sundnv.
Mlrs Annie Shields ha returned
home from n visit with relrtlvcr at
Oreen Orove.
MIfs Mamie Kaltrv, of Piovldence, Is
visiting relatives In town
Mrs. P. L Miller, of Arehbald,
spent jstculny with lint sister, Mrs
John Ferguson.
TAYLOR NEWS.
I, 0. R. M. to Celebrate. Ono Hun
dredth Anniversary of the Death
of Washington Loan Exhibition a
Grand Success Other Newsy Notes.
Mlnooka tribe, No 247, Impioved Or
der of lied Men, will celebrate th
ono hundredth anniversary ot th
death of George Washington nt their
wigwam on Main street on Thuisclay
evening, when a grand entertainment
will be held nnd refreshments suivod
The fair nnd lonn exhibition of th-
Willing Workers' society of the M H
church came to a close nt Weber
rink Inst evening Tho hall vvns crowd
ed with members of the cemgregntlons
and their friends, all eager to assist In
some manner In making the affair one
of the best that has been held heie for
some time
The congiegntion of the new Catho
lic church Is haul at work making
elubotute arrangements for theli com
ing fulr, which will be held nt Weber's
rink during the holldus.
The I'jni' mine ot the Delawnto,
Lackawanna and Western company
had to suspend work jesterday owing
to the scuicity of big cats
Mis Thorn is Hopkins, of Plttston, Is
visiting lelutlvcs In this borough
Mrs Joseph Davis, of Main street. Is
seiinuslj ill ut her home
Miss Daisy Wade, of West Scranton,
spent the nnbbath with hei eou'-ln.
MI-s Dalv Sweet, of Hailin.ul stitet.
Lackawanna lodge. No 111, Ameil
can Protestant association will hold an
impoitant business meeting this even
ing at their rooms in Heese'b hull
Owing to a break of the guVe, the
Aiehbald colllerv was e ninpelleir"to sus
pend operation jesterdnv
Mr. nnd Mrs H.irr. Jones, of Prlre
buig, were the guests of Mr nnd Mis.
Edmund Carter on the Sabbath.
PECKVILLE.
Miss Mvra Scull, of Huhii Glove, v Ih
lted at Mis A W. Thorpe's Friday
nnd Satin day
Mis. Henry Chapman, who Ins been
conllned to hei home for some time
b sickness, is lecoveilng.
Mi It It Stewnit and f.imllv will
move Wednesday fioin Hell Place to
Havvle).
Mrs c. C White Isseilouslv 111.
Mr Oeoige New ton Is suffeilng ft on
a seven; attack of pluurlsj.
The munj fi lends of Dr W. A PeeK
and his biothei, Waltei, ate rejoiced
to see them In town again, aftei sev
eial months' absence
The pupils of the flist and second
piimai looms of the Central build
ing aie pinctlclng a Chtlstmns pro
gi amine to be given Trlday, Dec 2.'
Mi and Mts Hembo, of Hyde Park,
v Islted their son, Mr John Hembo,
Sunday.
PeckvIUe conclave. No. 388, Impiovol
Oidei of Heptasophs, at their meetln ?
Fildiy evi'nlng tlected the following
otllcers- Archon, Itobert Ruilulgh; pro
vost, John D Kelly, prelate, W W.
Peck, secretaiy, Anthony Convwll.
Ilnancial secietary, Ira Jinklns; treas
ui el. Ham Wlsenburg, watden, Thos
Hunne sentinel, Alonzo Itichards,
tmstees, Philip Sheridan, C IJ Heatty,
William Oiinn
Mi and Mrs. Mot ton H Ilnrloe are
spending n few dajs at New York city.
Mr K I. Cialg, of Treverton, after
spending a couple of das with fi lends
nnd lelatlves here teturned to his home
esteidn.
Mrs. C. O Crelner, of Nvv Yoik
state. Is visiting Mi and Mis. i:. H.
Orelner, of Main street.
PRICE3URG.
Sauke tribe, impioved Older of Roil
Men, will hold their tegular session
this evening at the usual time
Charles Pickering of Main street, is
confined to his home thiougli illness
Chnrles Schmidt, who Injured him
self with an axe in Storrf mine by cut
ting his hand veiy sevtielj. Is slowly
Improving
("miles Splddle, the gtnlal foiemnn
of the weaving department of the silk
mill, who was tainted in the lecent
wieek nt Paterson, N J, Is so much
iccovered that he is able lo attend h's
duties
The Ladles' Aid soc letv of ;h Pilin
Itlve Methodist chinch will hold their
icgiilar meeting tomonow nfteinoou
at the home ot Mis. John Lewis, on
Carmilt street.
ARCHBALD.
Tho contiact fin tho catiylng of tho
mall between this place nnd Hjnon,
"The Hldge," has been let by the gov
ernment to H. C. It'.ce, of Cm lisle, Pa.
foi SUT.fiO.
School Dhector nnd Mrs Thomns
Pi Ice were cnllcrs In Scranton yester
day. Annu, a two-j-enr-old child of Mr.
and Mis John McLnne of Pine stieet.
died Fildny and was burled Sunday af
ternoon The congregation of St Thomns'
church Intend holding a bazaai duilni;
the ( hllstmas holldajs
School Dlrectoi T J Kielty, of
Harei Emonagh
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P I" CafTuv of Mnin sti-et, was a
enller In Scranton jesterday
The Del.iwate ami Hudson Company
paid theli employes at till plate Sit
unlay afternoon.
W. 15 Oaugh in. of Mt Vetiinn, an
nounces himself as u candid ite for tax
eollector at the coming election.
SIBLEY.
Piepaintlons nie being made for a.
grand etitcitalnment to b( held at the
chinch lu the neat futllie.
The home of Ml. Hdwln Linjon was
the1 scene of a meiiv gatheilng on
Tuesdav evening, the occasion betas'
the thliteetith biithdav of his daugh'er
Mamie. A laige numbi l of joung
fi lends voie Invited and spent the
evening in games and othei amuse
ments. Kefreshnients weie served after
which the young people left, wishing
Mamie inunv h ippj bltthdavs She re
ceived man beautiful picbents.
AVOCA.
The game of foot ball between th"
Plains and Avoca team", which took
place on Saturdaj, was fought with
detet initiation on both sides In three
pievlous cites the Plnlnsvllle team
beat the Avoca team and the latter
weie anxious to overcome their op
ponents on Saturdaj-. About 1,000 peo
ple witnessed the game, which lesulted
lu a scene of fl to 0 In tavor ot Avoca.
The line-up was as follows. Avoca
C Dmnner, eentei; J Doud, light
guaid, A Cllffoid. light tackle, W.
Munlej. left guard M Malla left
tackle W Guide n, left end P Mc
Nulty, light end, T Hums, cmuiter
back. I! Oanstun, h-ft half baeit, M.
Cm ley, right half hick T Mulioonej,
full b irk Plains J Mouahaii, een
tei , lMwanl Wnlsh, right guaid, It
Connlll, light tackle. I) Hospi, lei:
guaid O .McCaa. left tackle, C Dud
ly, left end, M Hilton, tight end M.
Hinder, quntter back, T. Oiady, left
half back, M. Caiiahan, right half
back; H Or.ady, full b ick ltefeiee,
Piof Henij Meiiltt, umpiie, Piof C.
V. Unban; lineman, Plot, v Webber.
(Jeoige, the C-j ear-old son of Mr.
nnd Mrs George Aheain, of Dupont,
died jesterdaj" aftn seveial dajs Ill
ness Interment will be made today In
Maicj- remote! j'.
Miss Anna Gurv ey, of ftr Noi th En 1
Is ciltlcally ill.
Joseph, the 2-jcai-old son of j.ii.
and Mrs O. A. Dills, Is setlouhlj 111 ot
cioup.
Mis rt. M. Mucklow, of Lincoln Hill.
Is suffeilng fiom a seveie attack ot
tonsilitls
Miss Mniguet Hleis. of Wllllam
port, Is the guest of Mis. r. P. Mc
Oiell Mis Hose Beamish, of the Noith
End, is seilously 111
Anthony McOownn, of Main street,
wns painlully Injun d by a fall of iock
in Law shaft on Satin daj inclining.
James Connellj-, of Dunmnie spent
Sundaj at the Dempsey residence.
John Moore, of drove stieet, Is a
candidate foi tax collector.
THEATRICAL.
'The Hlglnvaymnn."
An audience that was much smalle
than themeiltsof the pioductlon war
lanteel heanl ' The Htghwajman" sung
ut the Lyceum last night It wns writ
ten by De Koven and Smith with
"Itobln Hood" fu-sli In their minds and
In spots Is stronglj temlnlseent of that
delightful romance of Sherwood foies
There Is much In "The Hlghwnjmnn,"
howevei, to metit pinlse both In thu
book nnd the music nnd as Interpreted
by the coiupjnj at the Ljceum last
night was greatly enjoyed bj those
who heanl It.
Arthur Deagon sang the role rrf Cap
tain Scuilot better than Joseph
O'Moaiu who created the fole, an I
Mnud Williams made a fine Impiesslon
ns La el j Constance, In which Cumllle
D'Aiville appealed with the oilglnal
company H. W. TieDenlck won
mnnj n hearty laugh by his clever Im
personation of the suguclous Vu.v
Qulller and the minor roies of the
opeia weio In veiy capable hands Tho
chuiuH wns not Inige but the voices
were good and tho different choruses
were rendeied with much spirit.
Aubrey Dmmntlc Company.
Tho Aubrey Dramatic Stock com
pany opened a week's engaement last
evening ut thu Academy ot Music, pre
senting "Tho Land of the Living"
Tho latter Is one of thoso old, out, l
would appear, evor new melodramas
that uro so dear to the heart ot tho
great majorltj.
It was espetlully well presentefl last
j At
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ffeaa-fcl
evening, tho scenic effects bolnff nbovi
the average nnd tho company very
clever.
Miss Lillian Iloyer ns "Meg," tho
heroine, gave a creditable lcndltlon oi
tho pnrt, while II Scott Slgglns a
"Ciernld Arkw right" also nppeared to
advantage. During the action of the
play specialties were Introduced by
Lillian Iloyer nnd Victor Morlej.
This evening the company will pres
ent the 'Tire Patrol." This after
noon "The Land of tho Living" wilt
be repented,
"Heaits of Oak."
James A. Heme's most successful
rlnv, "Hearts of Oak" will be nt th"
Lyceum tomorrow evening.
"Hearts of Oak" Is a melodiamn
pure and simple, hut so far removed
front what this term hns come to sig
nify In these later days, as tho stars
In heaven from mother earth "Hearts
of Oak" has nlvvnjs been considered by
critic nnd public alike as one of the
stiongest nnd most worthy of American
made dramas. The themo ot "Heart
of Oak" Is a story of love and self
sacilllce with the atmosphere of New
England home life pervudlng tho whole.
The enst Includes nmong others V.. P.
Sullivan, James Home, Nat D. Jones,
Thomns M Hunter, Miss Ida Hamilton,
Dllote Hnneklng, Mnrle Adair and
Margaret Cecil A feature Is to be
made of the music, n number of high
class ocnl compositions being Intro
duced by the "Hearts of Oak Quar
tette"
Olcott Thursdny and Friday.
Chauncej- Olcott presents his new
Piny for the first time In this city nt
tho Lyceum Thursday and Friday It
Is entitled "A Homance of Athlone',,
nnd was written for him by his nun
ager, Augustus Pltou, author of "Sweet
Innlscoira," and Is in four nets nnd
four scenes. The period is the jenr
1S00. which gives splendid opportuni
ties for beautiful and exciulslte costum
ing Hveij1 scene being i-onsidered a
gem of the painter's ntt.
Mr. Olcott plajs the pnit of Dick
Ronj'nm a biave, geneious, Jovlnl,
llght-henited gentleman He has wilt
ten nnd composed several songs ex
piesslj foi this plaj, all of them np
cropriate to the situation.
A KLONDIKE OF COMMERCE
One-third of the Population of the
United States Dependent on the
Great Lakes.
The enoimoiis trafllo of the Great
Lakes Is well bi ought out In nn nitlcle
in Alnslee s Magarlne bj Arthur J.
Stilngei, who wiltes
"The Gicat Lakes have become n
great arteij of our i idlest commit clal
blood. One-thlid of the populntlon of
the Pnlted States Is dependent on
these lakes foi thth export nnd im
poit ttadc. This wateiwny taps the
i Ichest and most piospeious agr'citi
tuial territory on this continent of
ouis, togethei with our most ptoducl
Ive mines, and It is woith while noting
th.it within a i.idlus of 400 miles of
Cleveland lies one-half the population
of the riiited States It Is a well
established fait that deep-watei trat -poitntion
Is, and neccss.atily must be,
far below the cost of transpoi tailon
bj mil lndeid. It Is compute I that
the cost of watei transpoi tatlon o'
steam, when the voyage Is of any con
sldeiable length, is about onc-qua' ,-r
the aveiagc cost of Manspoi tnt.on bj'
rail, while bj sailboat It Is only one
eighth of the latter. As this niestlon
of tiansport.atlon determines t a
great extent the existence or the non
existence of a possible Industi), in1
enhances oi diminishes the value of
every aitlcle of export In priooitlon
to its clili lenej and econoinj-, th bit
tie crv of the West for 'twentv feet
of watei between Dulllth and the s( j.
Is no gieat pioblem to iceount toe.
In the j en i 189S theie phhi-1 tiitcuf,h
the Sault Ste Marie e an i s no l".-.s
than L'l 234 C64 tons of C.annd! ui
freight, nlone having a value of $200,
000.000 while American ships mo"e 1
some 1GM)00,000 tons tluough the same
wnteis foi the same length of llm
"Thi total Malllc thiough the locks
ot this 'Soo' canal, for Uss th in eight
lrumths, Is live times as gieat In num
ber of vessels and slightly Uss than
twice ns much In nctual tonnage as
passes through the Sue.! canal during
an entlie jear Through this same
Suez ennnl, which boasts of eariylng
the commerce of the world, there
passed, dining last jear, S, 500 000 ton
nage, while theie llonted tluough th"
locks of 'Susan Marj' i tonnage of 1(1,
"iOO.OOO The stupendous propeu tlons of
the tnvfllc on our GreMt Lakes may
also bo icnllzed fiom the fne t that
moie ships pall the Petmlt liver than
enter elthei the poit of London or
Llveipool. A greater number of pas
sengers, on the other hand pas
through this sime ilvei than do In and
out of the port of New Yoik, the great
gateway of th" New orld In fact.
the total number of passengers carried
annunllj bv the lake licet falls very
slightly shmt of 200,00)000. The city
of Puffolo. which dalms the largest
gialn elev.atot In the v orld, does a
business in the Mnns-siupment of gi tin
and Hour which exceeds that done by
any other city In cxlsterce. Cleveland,
with the exeertlon of tin Cljde Is tho
most extensive ship-building center of
the pierent day The nether slime
of the lower lakes have been necklneed
with a collection of the busiest nnd
most piosperous manufacturing cen
ters In the United States, and so much
so that todnj our country's commer
olil ccntei of gruvlty will be found to
fall somewhere among the noithern
poitlon of Ohio. Mill and foundiy and
factory In all these cities denend on
the great lion fralghteis that steam
tioitli with coal and bring southward,
their cnigoes of timber and gialn unci
lion, and it Is In I he possibility of such
economic exchange that luiks the se
eiet of I'ncle Sam's mcicantlle great
ness "It Is an unappieclated hut Indisput
able fact that the Great Lakes He at
the toot of America's present suprem
acy In the iron nnd steel market of tho
world It has been actually the in
duction of lake freight rates on these
two essentials of life and commerce,
brought about by Impioved facilities
for loading and dlschaiging cargoes,
the Inci eased tonnage of lake vtssels,
and the lmpiovement of rlveis unci har
bors, that has allowed the American
steel worker triumphantly to invade
the English markets
"Hut as tho Increase In population of
the I'nlicd States demands new fields
for labor, as the West fills up and de-
a,r''H"lr
T nnn'l fall lo Irv
Si
when aufforlno from any bad
condition of l.'to Stomach
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monev and dhimond stud Hew aril
Charles Marion, rMl4 Pcnn avenue
NEWSPAPERS
THD WILKES-BARRE RECORD CAN
be had in Scranton nt the news stand
of Rclsman Bron , 405 Spruce and 503 Lin
den, M Norton 322 Lackawanna avenue,
I S. Schutzer. 211 Spruce street.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRSI. T KELLER. SCALP TREAT
meat, Wc , shnmpoolng Sfle. , facial
massage, manicuring, 25c ; chiropody,
701 Qulncy.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Sr7rAlo'N'VANTI.D--BY A YOUNG
girl to help with housework in us
nurse girl Address H. V. L, Tribune
olllce.
SITUATION WAN'IED-BY A YOPNO
girl as clerk or e.rtlcc girl, bus seine
knowledge of bookkeeping Address
Clerk, Tribune oillec
SITUATION WANTED-BOOKKEHPER
would like to make nn engagement
for two d.ij's cub week Neat and ac
curate Address C I! , Tribune ofllce
GROCERY CLERK. P1VE YEARS
experience, best of references wants
position Address A C. B, Trlbuno of
lice
WANTED-WASHING. IRONING OR
uny kind of house cleaning by the ebiv
or will take washing home. Address.
Mrs. Lee. 631 Mineral street.
BOOKKEEPER WITH TEN YEARS'
experience, quick accurate and tella
ble, desires permanent position, can fur
nish best of references. P. O Box CS1,
Plttston, Pa
SITUATION WANTKD-BY A YOUNG
man who Is anxious to get a position
as double entrj bookkeeper or assistant,
can furnish good reference, salary small
Addrpss II , 1120 Hampton street clt
A SOBER INDUSTRIOUS U)UNG MAN
would like work In hotel or store, hit.
Is willing to do unv kind of work Ad
dress B W , this odlce
SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPEC'l
nble jnung man driving team or al
most nnvthlrg honorable ii"ed to the
cine of hoists Address Vernon Huntei,
MS Ejnon street, cltj
vtlops and the future commercial
giowth of this countrj Is found to He
Jn the direction of the foreign inniket.
It Is on this great, though somewhat
neglected, arterj1 of commerce between
Duluth and Buffalo that the economist
of the future will place his flnser to
find the true pulse of American pro
gress. Much has already been done,
but it must not be foi gotten f'nt di
minutive canals are a brake on tho
wheels of commerce, and that before
the I'nlted States dominates undisputed
the mnikcts of Hurope It has a river
and haibor bill to make law, nnd be
fore Uncle Sam, In tho face of the
fiercest competition, shall become the
maker of hi end nnd Iron for the world
he must look to his lakes "
Used by British Soldiers in Africa.
Captain O. O. Dennlson 1b well known
all over Africa ns commander of the
forces that tuptured the famous rebel
Gallshe. Under date of November 4,
1SU97. from Vryburg, Bechunaland, hp
writes . "Hefoie slatting on the Just
campaign I bought u quantity of
Chambei Iain's Colic, Cholera and Dlur
riioea Remedy, which I used mysrlf
when troubled with bowel complaint,
and huvo given to my men, and in
every case It proved most beneficial "
Vor sale by all druggists, Matthow
Bro., wholesale and retail nets.
She Knew.
Sfiulldlg Yankee Doodle is an absurd
song Who on earth vvuu Mucaronl an
wn ?
Mrs Scpitldlg Why, mj dear, don't jou
know? He was tin man ihut Invented
that wireless telegruplij-. Nuw York
Press.
Marlorie.
Light as tho feather on thy hat,
Th ulr smiles beguile me,
Tho sweetest sticnm from nectar's vat
Could touch but to ilelllo thee.
Por lovo Is sparkling in thine orb
Like starry passions gleaming
In skies that cvciy hue iibuoib
Thnt In that orb lies drcumlng.
Thv face, O! heaven, it Is a sight
Tn set the gods nthlnklng!
Whut ecstacy could hold tho light
To litis thut, to thee drinking
Must faint with rnpturo In tho draught,
And, wet with blUsful longing,
Would hldo their blush in subtlo craft
Prom cupldn round thee thronging?
I
TIs heaven's own guerdon that thy
charms
Hold lightly htlll above us;
'Tis love Indeed could hopo to htortn
Those heights that madly move us'
John Irving Penrce, Jr.
Exchange.
ADVnilTlSlNCl SOLlClTOIt AT ONCH
Writo toelnj to Uox. 57S rltj.
KNKP.ODTIC HAL,t:9MAN - COPNTPY
vvoik. School supplies Salary tlW
nnd extras It O Dvans & Co, Chi
cngo, III
a Livu AanNT port bckanton ron
a sick and ncclih nt comtmnv thnt Is
erdon-i d bv the entire police, nnil flro de
purtmrtitH of Philadelphia Address nt
once, H. W Ooodrlch. Jermjn hotel
WANTHD-PY AN r.STAPLISHKD
business of n blgli older, n representa
tive of nbllltj and backing who can take
up its work la the state of Pennsylvania;
no pchrmo, permanent business with
money In it for the right purtj. Addrfis,
giving reference TOPNTAIN PATH
IlIlUMt CO. Orand llnplds. Mich
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
HANDROMD PHDMIPMS DA8ILY
earned bv spiling our Dxtrnrts and
Baking Powder Itepnsciitattves want
ed In Scrnnton nnd surrounding towns.
Write forj particulars I.acku Home Sup
ply Co , Si rmi ton Pa
DRESSMA KING.
DItESMAKINO TOR CHII-DIIEM TO
order; nlo ladles' wnlts Loulso
Shopmnker, 212 Adams avenue.
PROFESSIONA L.
ACCOUN TAN T AND AUDITOR.
D C SPAULDINO, 23 TnADiniS' HANK
building
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II DAVIS, AllCIHTnCT.
Conncll building, Scrnnton
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITECT.
435 Spruco st , cor Wash av Scranton
PREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCHITECT,
Price building, 120 Washington avemuo,
Scrnnton.
DENTISTS
DIt I O LYMAN, SCRANTON Pitt
vate Hospital, cor. Wjomlng and Mul
berry. I'R II P. REYNOLDS, OPP P O.
DR C C LAPBACH. lir. Wyoming nve.
WELCOME C SNOVER Coal Exclmngo
2nd floor, Room D, Hour" 9 to 1, 2 to B
HOTCLS AND neSTAURWTS
THE ELK CAPE, 123 nnd 127 PRANK
lln avenue Rates reasonable.
P ZEIGLER. Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE NEAP. D, L ,t W.
passenger depot Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH, Prop
HVVC?-!
RICHARD J BOURKE, ATTORNEY-nt-Law,
00-2 Lacknwanna avenue Gpn
eral law business, collections nnd loans
J. W BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-at-Law, Rooms 312-313 Mears
Building
D B REPLOOLE. TTORNEY-LOANS
iippntlptecl on real pstatp security
Mears building, coiner Washington
avenue nnd Spruce Flrcet.
M J DONAHOE ATTORNEY-AT-law
omces, C12-C13 Menrs Building
PRANK E BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-nt-Law, Burr bulldlns,
rooms 11 nnd 14, Washington nvenue
WILLARD, WARREN & KNArP. AT
tornejs nnd Counpllors-at-Law. ho
pnbllcnn bulldlnc. Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa
JESSUP S. .TESSUP ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors . nt - Law, Commonwealth
building; rooms 1, 20 nnd 21
JAMES W OAKPORD ATTORNEY-AT-Law
Rooms 514, 515 and 510 Board of
Trndo bulldlns
EDWARD W THAYER ATTORNEY
Rooms 'rs-'ni oth floor. Mnrs building
L A WATItnS, ATTORNEY-AT-IAW
502 Board of Trade building, Scrantcn.
Pa
C R PITCHER. ATTORNEY'-AT-LAVA
Commonwealth bulldlnc. Scranton. Pa
PATTERSON WILCOX, TRADERS'
National Bank bulldlrg
C COMEOYS,
Building
9-13 REPUBLICAN
A W BERTHOLP.
Mears building
ATTORNEY,
PHVIIIIO't'i "o Sc"nfOV3
MARY A SHEPHERD M D, HOME
opathlst, 61C Linden street
DR W E ALLEN. 513 NORTH WASII
Ington avenue
DR L M OATE" ROOMS 207 AND 201
P.onrd of Trndi 1 ulldlng Office hours,
8 to 0 n ni 5 to 1 and 7 to 8 p m
Resilience, 30s Madison nvenue
DR S W L'AMOREAUX OPriCE 511
Washington nvenue Rpsldpncp 1'18
Mulbcrrv Chronic dlspnses lungs
heart, kldnpvs and gpnlto-urlnnrv or
gans a sppclalty Hours 1 to 4 p in
row-iocs
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA
Scrnnton. Pa Courses proparatorv to
college law, inedPIne or business Oncns
Sept 11th Send for catalogue Rpv
Thomns M Cann LL D principal nnd
proprietor, W E Plumlcj-, A M , head
master O R CLARK & CO. SEEDMEN AND
Nurservmen, store 110 Washington ave
nue; green house illfi North Main ave
nue; stcro telephone 7?2
WIRE SCRSENS
JOS KUETTEL REAR Ml
wanna avenup, Scrnntnn. Pa,
turrr of Wlro Screens
LACKA-manufac-
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC TOR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions wed
dings nnd concert work furnished Por
terms address R J Bauer, conductor,
117 Wjomlng avenue, over Hulberts'
music store
MEOARC.EE BROTHERS, PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes paper bags, twine
Waiehoiihe 130 Washington avenue,
Scrnnton, Pa
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Central Knilrm I of New lerj.-
Stations In New York root of Liberty
street, N n nnd South Perry, Whitehall
street
Anthracite coal usrtl exclusively, lnur
ing cleanliness and comfort
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV 19 IS
Trains leave Scranton foi Now York,
Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Easton
Bethlehem. Allenlown. Muuch Chunk .vd
Whlto Haven, ot 30 u tn eprpi.n, 120,
express 4 00 p m Biiiiduvs. 2 15 p m
For Plttston nnd Wilkes Bnrre, 8 21 a.
m . 1 20 4 00p in Sm.davs 2 13 p m
Por Baltimore nnd Washington, and
points South nnd West Via Bpthlehem,
8 TO a m . 1 20 p m Sundavs 215p m
For Iwig Branch. Ocean drove, etc, at
S 10 a m nnd 1 20 p in
Tor Rending, Lebanon mid Harrlsburg,
via Allentovvn 8 10 a in , 1 20 p m Sun
davs 2 V p m
For Pottsvllle, 810 n. m , 1 20 p m
Through tickets to all point East,
South and West nt lowest rate ot the
station
J II OLHAUSEN, Oen Supt
II, P. BALDWIN. Ocn Pass Agt.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
W-rltr0t
Sehedulo in Effect November 10,
1800.
Trains leave Scranton:
G.4G n. m. , week days, for Sunbury,
Ilnrrlsburp, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitta
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m,, week days, for Hazloton,
Pottsvllle, Heading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; nnd for Sun
bury, Hnrrloburg, Philadelphia,
Baltlmoie,WaBhlngton and Pitts
burg nnd tho West.
2.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.58
p. in.), for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington nnd Pittsburg nnd tho
West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia nnd
Pittsburg.
J R WOOn. flrn'l. Tnn. Aitonl.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manogor.
Del.. I.ncku. and Western.
Effect Monday, Juno 5, 1S99.
Tinlrs lenvo Scranton as follows: Ex
f in "irl York and nil points cas".
MOSOO, SOO nnd 10 06 a. m.; 12 53 and 3 31
Express for Easton. Trenton, Phlladol
il,hla,n"(1 'be south, S 10, 8 00 and 10 05 a,
"I . 2 ti and 3 33 p m
lobvhniiiia ace ommodatlon, 010 p. m.
J;" for Blnghamton, Oswego. El
m.'i Corn'f. Hath. Danville, liount
r1.?"1 and Buffalo, 12 10. 1.15. 9 00 a. m.:
eioir lI i.M " m making close connce
L, nt Duffnlo to nil points in tho west
northvyest and southwft.1
iii2m. nK,0 accommodation, 3 40 p. m.
"'nghamtnn nnd way stations, 1 05 p. nv.
i nptorjvlllP accommodation. 4 00 p. m.
iNlrholson accommodation, COO p. m.
i.xptPss for TTtlcT. and Rlchnetd SprlnK9,
2 1 a m nnd IK n. m
nlJS r'bumborlpnd, Pltt'ton, Wllkes
iii '.'.I mouth. Bloomsburg nnd Dnn
,,.!,, """king clnso connections nt North
ViiV.Tr,nn(1 fnr Willlnmsport. Harrlsburg.
iiTltlmoro Washington nnd thP south.
M,'".JmTlnPr,nnd nnd Intcrmedlnte sta
Mnns, c"0, loo", a m and 155 and 5 40 p.
s " S1C r and tntcimedlnte stnlons. 3 0?
.,." ,0 n m Plmouth and Intcrmcdlata
stations. 3 15 and 8 50 p. m. Tor Kingston.
JZivi f m
Bullmnn parlor nnd sleeping coaches on
all cypress trains
lor detnllcd Information, pocket time
!" " etc . npplv to M L. Smith. DIs
met Pnstengpr Agent, depot ticket office.
Delavvnrc niiwi Hudson.
On Nov 15th, isri. trains will leava
Scrnnton ns follows:
Por Caibondnlp 0 20, 7 53, R53, 1013 a.
m , 12 noon, 123. 2 20, 3 52, 5 25, 0 25, .5T,
0 lI. 11 00 p m , l 10 a m
Por Albany, Saratoga. Montrenl, Bobi
Jon. New England points. etc.-S 20 a. m.
Por Honesdale-6 20, 1013 n. m ! 2 20, 5 25
p ni
Por Wllkes.Bnrre C 15. 7 43.8 43 91?.
10 41 a m . 12 01, 12S, 2 IS, 3 33, 4 27, 010,
7 4S 10 41 11 10 p m
Poi New York. Philadelphia, etc. via
Lehigh Valley Railroad C 45 p m ; 12 03,
2 IS. 4 27 p m : with Black Diamond Ex
press, ll 10 p m
Por Pcnnsvlvnnla Rnllioad points, B 45.
11 a m , 2 IS. 4 27 p tn
Tor western points, via Lehigh Vulley
Rallroml-7 48 a m : 1203. Ill, with Black
Diamond Expicss, 10 41, 1130 p, m
'lrnlns will arrive in Scranton ns foi
lrws Prom Carbondnlo and tho North 0 40,
7 11, R IS s 11 10 "1, 11 5? a m ; 1 23, 2 15,
3 21 4 21, 7 II 10 11, It 27 p m
Prom Wllkps-Paire nnd the Sotith-1 1",
7 41 S IS, 10 IS 11 Vi a. m , 1 IS 2 14. 3 43.
f 20, C 21, 7 53 1 03 10 01 p m : 1.13 a ni.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Cnrboiulale 9 03, 1133 p. m.; 223,
3T2 5 47 IT! p m
Por WllkPs-Bnrrc-9 3S, 12 03 a m ; 1 5S,
3 2S 5 41 7 4S p m
Por Albnrj. Snratoga, Montrenl, Bos
ton Ww T-mrlnnfl nnlnts. pte . 2 21 n m
Lowest rates to all points In United
States nnd Cnnsidn
.1 W HI BDICK, O P. A . Albany. N. Y.
II W. CROSS. D P. A . Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Vallev Ualiroai.
In Effect Nov. 19, 1S99.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
Por Fhllndclphla nnd New York, via D.
&. II R R nt C 13 a in nnd 12 01, 2 IS,
4 '7 (Black Diamond Expiebs). nnd 1110
P. m Sundajs, D. & II. R. R.. 153, 7 43
Por Whlto Hnvrn, Hnzleton nnd prln
clnal points In the coal regions, via 1.
& II R R 3 2 18 and 4 J7 p. m. For
l'ottsvllle, G45 2 18 P 111.
For Bethlehem Easton, Rpndlng, Har
rUhurr and principal Intel mediate stn
Uons. via D & H R R . 0 43 a m ; 12 01.
Air 17 (Blnck Diamond Expiess), 1130.
Simdav s D & H R R . 1 fS. 7 45 p m
For Tunkhnnock. Townnda, Elmlra,
Itbnca. Ceneva and Prlnclpil Intermedi
ate stations via D, L S. W. R R. 8 0S
i , l 00 and 3 1 . p vn.
r or Geneva. Rochester. Buffalo. Nlag
nra Falls Chicago, and nil points west,
J? A I II R It 12 01. 3 11 (Black Dia
mond lpres. 7 IS 10 41. 11 30 p m Sun
davr D ftH R " 1201 p m . 7 48 p m.
l'ullmnn pnrlor nnd sleeping or Lehigh
t'oiipv uarlor cars on nil trains between
Wl kes-Bar?o and New York Phlladel
nhln Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
itOLLIN H WILBUR, C.cn. Supt.. 21
Portland Ft. New ork.
C1IAS S LEE C.en Pass Agt., 28 CorU
lnndt street New York
A W NONNEMACHER, DlV. Pass Agt.,
Tor tickets and Pullman reservations
npplj 300 Lackawanna ave , Scranton. PJ.
Eric and AVyomla? Valley.
Time Tnblo In Effect Sept 11 1S91
Trains leave Scranton for New lork.
New bin gh and lntermedlnto points on
Erie railroad also for Hnwley and local
points nt 703 n m and 2 23 p m
Returning trnlns arrive at Scranton
nt 10 21 a m and 3 16 and 9 10 p. m.
SCItAINTOls DIVISION.
Ill V.ttccl Oct. 43tll, ison.
North Hound.
NOUtll DOUIIll.
so:
t
201 1
M .
04 20a
Sr3
gas
Stations
r. I
m Vrrlve
Leave i ui
TJiN Y Kranklla ht .. I 7 o . ..
7 10 West 4Vnd street , . 7r 1. ..
7 im Weehawkon '8101...
H.Mrlvo Leave m r sir m
10)1
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10 31
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Pleasant Mt
I'nlonclale
Korest city
Carbondule
White Ilrla.'e
Mayneld
Icrinyn
Archibald
VMntim
1'ecKMUo
(ihllmut
l'ilct'biirK
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Piovldence
park Place
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4 sundav onlv
t sluninti that tialns stop on signal for pas
senieis 1 rains 20v and soa fiuuday only Other train
dull) except illida).
secure rates viu Ontario a wcttern befort
purchasing: tic nets and a o mone)
liiouwh WKKiiui uufftt nleeper acd tree re
clining: chair ear New crL.to e'litctfo wttbout
chance l'nciiK'r Unlet llcduccd la
Two Cent I'rr, Wile.
J U, Andcreou, (leu. l'tts Agt.
T.FlltcioIti lllv. Vutrft pjsinton, P.
CITY SCAVENGER
A B BRiaOH CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and teas pools, no odor. Improved
pumpB used A B. BRIOQS. Proprietor.
Leavn orders 1100 Noith Main avenuje.
or Elcke's drug store, corner Adama ind
Mulberry. -Tclenhono OS
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