THE SCRANTON TBIB UN ii-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1899.
Depressed ?
TRY ETTITO TRY
EE
(MARlANl WINci)
WORLD FAMOUS TONIC.
Mnrlnnl Wino Is n tonic '"'V "nr,'
truly Hclontlllc pilr.clples It Is safe unu
UptlClU'lllI UK vwll IIS (IglePllUIO.
Mnrlnnl Wine Inm more, hun R.W0 writ
ten Indorsements from lending physicians
In nil pnrtM of Hip world
Marian! Wine gives i to thp brain,
strength nnd .InHlclty to the musclob una
llchmm to tho blood. It Is u. promoter
of gnml hrnlth nnd longevity Makes Pic,
old J out g keeps lln loung I'lrnnB.
Murium Wlm Is specially tecommoml
cil for General Deblllu, Overwork, YicaK
ncss from whatever cnuseH. Profound
Depression nnil Etnustlun. Tin oat nml
Lung Dlfceiises, Consumption nnil Miliaria.
It Is u dlffUMlblo tonlo for tho entlro sys-
Mntlunl Wlnf Is Imnlu.iblp for over
worked nun dellcite wumen and sickly
rhlldreii ll Mlmulntps stu-ngthens and
sustains thp sjsteni and brnies bolv
nnil bruin It LiimlMtn Malaria nnd Li
Grippe Mn bo lifted ofTeetlveli In form
of n hot grog.
Sold by till druggists Beware of Imlta-
Mnrln.nl & Co . r,2 W 15lh St . New
York publish n handsome book of en
dorsements of Enineiors limine" Prln-
ncs CnrdlnnW Archbishops and
distinguished tiersnniigis 1' I1
gratis nnd postpaid to all who
for It
other
sent
utile.
CARBONDALE.
NEW QUABTERS.
Tho Cycle Club Ilns Moved to the
Van Bergen House.
The Cirbondale Cc1p club, which
was iccentli binned out at the Watt
house on Lincoln avenue, has moved
In to the Van Bergen house, on Notth
Chuieh street. Much of tho f urn I lute
which was at Hint thought to bo to
talli ruined has been repalied and
polished up until It looks blighter
than It did before the (lie.
Since the ciiganization enteied Its
new quarters a half doyen new mem
beis Ii.up been admitted, making the
club more than one hundred stiong.
Attorney H. O Butler has been In
structed to apply for a charter The
entertainment committee rejected the
proposition of Mis Juniata Saulhbury
t present "A Stilng of Bells" In the
club's name.
GRADE CROSSING ABOLISHED.
The traction company Is filling the
depression below eighth .uenue, pre
paratory to the abolition of the guide
crossing at the Delaware and Hudson
Hteam nml This will be accomplished
b tunning the stioet cai Hack under
the stonm mid and the old gravity
load bed. xhe change may not be
made until next summer
LOCAL NAD PERSONAL.
Mrs rrnnlc Smith fell on Church
street icsterday noon and hutnlned
painful Injuries.
Ex-Aldeiman William Williams, of
No 4 Is entertaining his imislns, John
and i htrlts Kobeits, of Barker. South
Dikoti They will va Situiday for
Englan 1, wheie they will st lela
tlps at Wadbiidge.
Mi and Mis. Aloxandei Tulley hive
icmoved to Majlleld. .
Miss LarNsa Blace. of Honesdnle,
visited Parbondalo friends yesteiday.
Seven hundied excursionists went to
Scianton lesteidni, taking advantage
of the Jonas Long's Sons' cheap nill
load fa:e and free dinner.
J W Aitieen has returned fiom
Philadelphia.
MKs Alice Can has gone to Pent
Tervls to spend a month.
The funpial of Mrs Caroline J. Van
Under will be held nt half paht ten
i lock th' morning fiom the le.si-
ence on Canaan street. Rev. A. I"
hnffee will olllclate..
The Mitchell Hose company contem
pl ites billing a hook and ladder tiuck.
A committee bns been appointed to In
siect apparatus of this sou In nearby
tons
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cuies Oth
eto, Why Not "icou?
My wife has been using Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, with good icsults, for
a lame sdiouldet that has pained her
continually for nine icars. We trie I
nil kinds of medii Ines and doctors
without lecelving any benefit from nny
of them. One day psni an advertise
ment of this medicine and thought of
tiylng It, which we did with the best
of satlsfai Hon She has used only one
bottle and her shoulder Is almost well"
Adolph L Mlllett, .Manchester, n!
H Fo, sale b all druggist. Matthew
Bros., wholesale and retail agents.
PECKVILLE.
Misses Blanche Butterfleld, of Arar
at nnd Lena Tucket, of Jackson, mo
the guests of Mrs. T. II. Koup, of North
Main stteet.
Mi Geotgp Klngsdei was taken setl
nuslj 111 while attending to the duties
of his position In Ptlcebutg Tuesday
and was removed to his home, wheto
Doctors Ptans and SIckler attended
him
The church supper held at the tesl
demc of Mr. nnd Mrs. O M. Hull, of
Blake I j was a success both socially and
llnancinlH
Mi and Mis. A. W. Thorpe and Mr
nnd Mrs B K. Benjamin are at Nich
olson attending tho funeral of Mts.
Thorpe h and Mrs. Benjamin's father,
Mr Jesse Spencer, a fotmer resident
of this place
The attendance at night school In the
Third watd Is reported as continuing
to nverago well
The different committees on tho Wil
son Fire company's fair will meet at
The Best
Washing Powder.
Ask Your Laundress to Try It.
tho rompanyV rooms on Thursday
evening. A full attcnilnnco Is desired.
At the Baptist bazaar hold recently
the entire proceeds Un thu four nights
were 1328.74: expensex, fOS; net, $230.74.
Mrs C. L AVhlte Is somewhat 1m
pioved. The display windows of the different
stores about town picscnt a very pret
ty appearance, having assumed thnir
holiday nttlro.
Mr nnd Mis. George Newton aie
both seilously III.
'Squire 8. W. Arnold Is again able tn
attend to his duties, after u shott Ill
ness. JERMYN AND MVYF1ELD.
School Director Gannon's Illegal
Voting Pievents ZLlaa McChroncs'
Election ns Teacher St. Jntnos'
Bazaar Sam Haivey's Case Crlt-
icnl.
Our account of the school board
meeting on Tuesday ovcnltig was In
complete because of the ftift that ws
were obliged to leae befotp the meet
ing ended. When Chairman Piltch
ntd nnmed Hunter Mouom nnd Gan
non on the visiting committee for the
coming month the latter objected on
the giound that his term would expin1
before the next meeting on account of
his inolng from his dlsttlct When
questioned by Blake he admitted tint
he had nlieady moved, but was of
opinion that he would not lose his seat
for thltty davs. Blake oblectod M
Miss MrChtone'r election on the
ground that Gannon having admitted
moving front hi ward his votp was il
legal nnd should not have been count
ed The school lnw was toad on the
subject nnd was corslc'cied sulllclent
l" explicit to sustpln Ml Blake's oh- I
Jcctlon nnd Miss McChrone's election
was theietipon declatcd Invalid It i
was then decided to nv et again next
lucsdav evening fot th put pose if i
appointing u director to HniHh Mr.
Gannon's uncxplicd term and elect a
teachei. j
The Ixiznnr under the auspice" of th
Ladles' Aid of St. James' church, was
npewd last evening. On a 'count of
the many counter attractions the at
tendance was not as large as could
bi wished. The four booths wete very j
tnste'ully decorated and contained a
variety of prettv and useful attlcbs
stiltnblp for Christmas gifts. Th. '
booths are in chaigo of the following
ladles: No. 1, Misses Emily Fesen
den, Stella Pondeted, No J, Mlssec
Mabel Davis and Onto" Vnll No 3
Mts Arthur Day and Mrp Kessenden,
No I. Mts Shields, Mih. Hills Mis
Merrltt, Miss May Pizer and Mr P.o
senctant? have chnrr of the tandv '
booth and rcfieshmcnts The ont'i-
talnment Inst evening was bv the Citi
zens," band our frremo.st musical or
ganization, and every number was
rendered with then usual god tnsi.
nnd nhllity. Perhaps the most enjov -able
number was the march and caU"
walk. "The Mississippi Side Step," Just
published by Bprllnder .t Co of Npw '
Yoik. and which was i mindly applim 1
cd The bazaar will be continued thU
evening when the opeietta, "Little)
Rod Hiding Hood." v.lll be given bv
about thirty children. It Is in four
acts and the principal clntncteis will
be as follows Bed Hiding Hood, Jes
sie Lee, Bed Hiding Hood's mother.
Gladys Sobey wolf Percy Houghton,
fairy oueen, Maggie Max-well The
chlldi en have bpen cmefull trained
by Mr. Henty Mjets, of Arehbald, and
will be well wotth seeing.
Tho mti lingo of Mr. W. D. Hill, of
Maylleld, nnd Miss Mnrgoiet V Jones,
of this boiough, will take place this
evening at S o'clock. The ceremony
will be petfotmed bv Itt'v. D P. Jones,
of Scianton
S.nmul Harvey, the joung man ly
ing at the Catbondalo hospital with a
fractured skiil, v as considetablv
wotse vesterday. Meningitis has set
in nnd his rase s quite ctitlcal.
A large number i f ladies fiom tins
buough took In Jonas Long's excur
sion to Scranton .veytetdny. rnfottu
tuitelv through some inihliiko In nr
langlng the tlip no oxcur-lon tiekels
weie i.sued fium this bcrough ami
many ladles who had intended to go
were o nnnoyed upon discovering th"
fact that the.v letttrned to their homes,
MOSCOW.
Mis. Snow den, of Nichols, N. , for
mei'v of this place, U tho guest of
Mi 3. M. V. Viughti.
M" and Mrs Chat Irs Wurdell, of
(louldsboip, spent Sunday with Mf.
and Mis. Davis.
The Woinuns' ("hiistlar. Temperance,
union will meet nt tho home of Mri
C II. Travis, this afternoon
Mis i:. Vv Davis and daughter,
Florence, of Elmhurst pent yesterday
with the former's pai.'iits, Mr. and
Mis Chutl- s Noack.
Mr. Ptink ictumed Monday fiom a
vlsl with relatives at Now Voik
Mlts Grace Hcurn, uf DilevlUe, lmi
been visiting her mat friends lieu
for i few dnyii.
Hdwnrd Van Thunl. who tccenlly
pur-i.nsed the KeiJor hoi.se, on V m
Htll'lt stieot, trover Into It yesteidny.
J:. I.. W'nllersteln was a Sivinton
visltoi yesteiday.
OLYPHANT.
Ml. and Mis. V. .1. Fadden. .Mrs. HI
len Murphy, Mts AVIIlInm .McDonnell,
Mr nnd Mrs. Domlnlck Fadden. Wil
liam Hogan and Miss Nellie Gallagher
attended tho f uncial of James Teeney
at his late home in Jermyn jesterday.
Mr. Peeney was emplojed nc a black
smith at this placo for the past sl
months and was a btother of Jits. i:
J. Fadden
Miss Mabel Edwards gave a thimLlo
tea to u number of her young frlnds
ut the tesldence of her parenn, Mr.
und Mis 'A D. Edwards, In U.ik-ly.
Those present were Misses 11-len
Jones, Jessie Cullendet, Huth IIu 1,
APPETITES
Created and Maintained
by Vinol.
THAT THE FOOD IS DIGEST
ED IS ASLO EQUALLY
NECESSARY.
We Recommend Vinol as an
Appetite Creator.
WE GUARANTEE THAT VINOL
WILL AID DIGESTION.
Vinol Is the greatest aid to digestion
that we have ever know n.
It is because Vinol nets.so beneficially
upon the stomach that it accomplishes
bo much good.
Vinol contains tho active curative
principles that arc found in c6d liver
oil. without any oil or grease.
These medicinal elements act so
favorably upon the stomach, that this
organ obtains for itself the elements
neecsbiiry forcreatlngnevv flesh, muscle
tissue nnd for making rich red blood.
When the stomach nets easily tinil
naturally, u deshu is created for good
simple food and u, good appetite is. the
sure result.
With cod-liver oil ns formerly taken
the medicinal elements which it con
tained were too often unable to
counteract the harm that was done by
the obnoxious grease that enveloped
them.
Now that ii. Vinol we 'have those
same elements separated from the vile
tasting fat, we huve u tonic and re
builder that is simply marvelous in its
action.
The following is a letter that vv ill ex
plain itself:
"This is to certify that I have used
6ix bottles of Vinol, nnd have found it
of great value as un appetizer and
tonic in general debility. I have re
ceived so much benefit fiom its use
that I glnd'y furnislj this testimonial
in order that others may bo induced to
five it u trinl and prove to themselves
ts recuperative powers." Mn. Hlu
aiieth Flunky, VVatcrbury, Conn.
We want every one In tills place to
know more about our Vinol, how it
cures nnd what It cures. Certainly
the greatest tonic and rcbuilder we
have ever sold.
We, therefore, cordially Invite any
one interested to call upon us; and
we want all to bear in mind that we
will gladly refund to any one who is
not satisfied w itli the action of Vinol
every cent they pay for it.
MATTHEWS BROS..
Pharmacists.
C'laia Van Sli kle. Nina Thomas, Net
tle Mason, Nina, Ue.ssle and Veda Ed
wards. The Juv fills Danclug class will glv
n social to Its members and a number
of ftlemls on New Villi's night T.iw
l dice's oi chestt a will finnlsh the mu
sic. Mis. M. J. MeAndiew spent yest3--dnv
ct Jeuiivu
Miss Grace Cnllenilar, of Scranton.
visited her giandmothet, Mrs. I-dwatd
Jones, ostenl.iy
Miss Jennie Mason Is cleiilng In
Lloyd's jew eli y store.
Attorney James Milton, of Sev itcn,
was a caller In town jesteriuv.
Mis Thomas Holnn s of Par iond.il".
Is the guest of Mrs J J ( ummlng?.
Itev. J. M. Smoultii, uf 'to k take,
was a visitor hete estenluv.
TAYLOR NfiWS.
I. 0. H. M. Will Commemoiato the
One Hundredth Year Anniversary
of the Death of Washington Tay
lor Band's Coming Conceit Other
Intel esting Matters.
Mlnooka tilbe, No 247, Impioved Ol
der of Hed Mtn, will commemorate the
nnnlveisaiy of the one hundtedth year
since the death of Geoige Washington
nt theli hall on Main street this even
ing. The following will tnke patt In
the exeiclses as ptomulgated by he
Gteat council of the United States:
Master of ceiemonies, W. G. How ells,
sachem, Thomas Samuels, senior sag
amoic, David Heechain, prophet, John
D Jones, Junior sag.imnie, John C.
ltlehnids Hist sannap, James Heffer;
.second sannap James Palmer, reclta
tor. Mis Mary M Keoney, the Gieat
I'jcahontas of Pennsylvania, orator ot
the evening, 11 U Han Is, accompan
ist of the evening, Pi of Divid E.
Jones. The piograinme Is an excellent
one and It Is made more Intet esting by
the- Introduction of several patriotic
alis. and Is full of amusing features.
At the close of the annlversaty ceie
mony ham sandwiches and coffee will
be set veil and n programme of solos,
iccltutlons, etc, will bo given. All aie
welcome. Ceremonies will start nt T
o'clock shuip
A huge audience was ptesent at the
Price llbtary last evening, where Pi of.
George Howell gave a powerful ad
dtess. The statement circulated around the
boiough for several days past to the
effect thut Mis. Ooiner Jones had die I
ut a Scranton hospital, wheie she Is
receiving treatment Is untrue nnd Mis.
Jones Is Impioving In her condition
Miss Lizzie Hodge, of Washington
street. Is Improving from her recent
Illness.
Miss I.i.zle Evans, of Providence,
was tho guest of relatives heie yester
day Mrs. Edwaid D. Davis, of Middle
street, was the guest of relutlves in
Iittston yesterday.
Taylor castle, No, '.'CT, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, w 111 meet this evening.
Misses Jennie Favey and Margaret
Thomas, of Hyde Paik, wete the guests
of Miss May Phillips, of Taylor street,
tho forepait of the week.
PIUCEBUIta.
A surprise paity In honor of ClnrU-3
Harrett was glvep at the homo of his
parents, on Lincoln street, last evening
by his many young friends, who en
joyed themselves thmoughly.
Ell Hose, a young man well-known
bore, sailed for his homo in Enelnnd
yesterday.
Golden Chain lodge, Independent Or-
dor of Odd Fcll0VV8. Will hold their
regular session tomorrow evcnlnn".
i'reci unver, or urook street, who
was severely Injured by being caught
In machinery nt Johnson's breaker
several weeks ago, is slowly Improv
ing. Finnk Drodosky, a Polish laborer,
employed In Storra' No. 1 mine, was
eallrrht' under n full of rnnf In ,ll,..1
bony) on Tucsdny night about 7 o'clock.
no was lauen to nts noannng hoiirfo
on Main stieot In the comoany's nm
bulnnre, having received Injuries to his
back und right leg.
Thp new homes of James Barrett nnd
James Cook, under course of construc
tion near school building No. 1, nio
Jupldly nearlng completion.
Worthy of Record.
Moscow. Pn., Dec. 11, 1899. An uncle
of Mrs. George Miller, of this place
had a largo ulcer on one of his limbs.
After being lanced It beenme a run
ning sore. Ho began taking Hood's
Snrsnparllln. however, and after taking
live bottles the sore was healed.
THEATRICAL.
"Tho Brooklyn Handicap."
The Aubrey Stock company scored n
big success producing "The Great
Hrookljn Handicap." This samp play
vras seen here? dlffeient times at high
prices, but was not presented any bet
ter than seen nt the Academy of Music
last night Thtee beautiful hoists were
on the stage, t tinning like a Hush of
lightning In tho tnce scene.
The piny made nich ,'i success that
the immurement have decided to play
It fin tin matinee today. For tonight
the company will ptoduce Ollvei Doiid
Hi t on's successful duima, "Fps und
Dow ns of Life."
Olcott at Lyceum Tonight.
Clnuncev Olcott, whopp advent Is al
ways ?in event In Scranton, will ap
pca'' at the Lvceunt this and tomorrow
evenings, presenting for the Hist time
In this city Ills Intel and gteateit
success, "A Honiano" of Athlone," by
bis manager, ugust Pltou. Tho pi ty
Is a strong romantic piny, of the poilod
of 1S0P, and the spenety and costumes
ate most beautiful. It gives Mr. Ol
cott an pxce'lent chance to exploit hli
rhatmlng peisonallty rnd to consls
entlv lntioducc new songs that are al
w.s an important factor in any pr
formnnce whoteln he llgmes. The
pioductlon will be given with the sam-j
cast and rcenety that matl.ed Its suc
cessful tun of over three months in
New Yoik.
At the Gaiety.
On Thursday. I'tlday and Sitt'telay,
Lang's Opeiatlc Ilurlsiiuers will b at
the Gnletj The ntpttainment com
pilses an olio ot viudevlile nnd n bu"
h tto, Inttoducing beautiful women
Rotgeously to-luined, nnd funny com
edians Tl-e olio Introduces seven big
vaud-vill" acts
SUSQUEHANNA.
Bppclal to The Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna, Dee. 13 .iheiiff Ward
Deal!, of Montroe, was officially en
gaged In town last evening,
Congressman V. Fred Wilght nrrlved
home from Washington on Tuesday.
The Fit st wnid graded school, te
cently closed on account of the pie
valence of scarlet fever, will not be
le-opened until after the holMae.
The funeral of the late Ulchard M.
Iirown. of the Oakland Side, took place
this afternoon from the Oakland Meth
odist chuich and was largely attended.
Kev. David I Sutherland, pastor of
the Ptesbyterian church In Susquehan
na, olllciated. and the remains were
Intoned In McKune cemetery.
Eight of the eighteen of the new
"Atlantic" type of pa&senger locomo
tives otdered by the Erie from tho
Baldwin locomotive vvoiks In Philadel
phia have nlrcady been delivered.
They aie of the largest and most pow
erful type A few dajs ago one of
them hauled a heavily loaded train of
eight cars at the tate of seventy-one
miles an hour.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Hrother
hood of Locomotive Englneeis have In
definitely postponed thelt publTc sup
per, announced to be held on Thurs
day evening In Odd Follows' hall. Tlu
Odd Fellows refused them the hall.
A number of Susquehanna county
Giangets are In Lock Haven attending
a meeting of the State Grange.
A farmers' Institute was held today
at Hlrchaidville. On Thursday an In
stitute will be held In Montrose.
A great number of Chtlstmas trees
will be shipped fiom Susquehanna
county to the cities.
In the Avenue Methodist church
last evening Evangelist Will. Moun
tenoy pleached on the subject, "Publi
can and Sinner."
The "London Holies" company ap
pealed In Hognn Opera house laU
evening to fair business. They will
complete the week nt the BIJou In
Elnghamton.
William F. Met rill, second vice
pi esident of the Erie, has been elected
ice-president of the New Yoik, New
Haven and Hnttfoul tailioad, to suc
ceed William D. Bishop.
The people of Monti ose nre arrang
ing to entertain the delegates to the
Susquehanna Count Epwotth league
convention, to be held Dec. US and 2J.
Sheriff Ward Deall diovo over fiom
Montrose last evening to attend the
"London Relies" entertainment
Thu Young Men's Library association
has received a supply of new books.
Tho llbiary Is one of tho finest In this
section of the state.
AVOCA.
The Pennsylvania Coal Lompany will
not pay this week, us eiroueously pub
lished, but they will do so next week.
Miss Agnes Gibbons has been ap
pointed night school teacher at No. 2
school
Thomas L. McIIale has received n
check for $123 from the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company In recognition
of his services during live yents.
Itev. nnd Mis. Hnlge, of Providence,
were guests of Mr. und Mis. Thomas
I Llevelln this week.
All who had the pleasuio of being
with the Heptnsophs on Monday even
lng weto tteated to nn excellent pro
gramme of vocal and Instrumental
music, as well us satisfying tho wunts
of the Inner man. Tho Tennis quar
tettt , of Scianton, liberally responded
to the bursts of upplauso that followed
each rendition. Miss Helen Eoylo beau
tifully tendered three selections. Will
iam Williams does not loss his favorit
ism and ho was obliged to respond sev
oral times Miss Clara Schlagei nng
n pretty. lovo song In a winsome man
ner nnd was obliged to respond Will-
lam Golden nip Anna Whnlen also sang
and MIsspb Itlta and McDonald played
I u rluno and mandolin duet, and Wat
kin Morgans gave a humorous speech
The speakors wore PI of. C. F. llobnn,
' Dr. Eerge, W. II. Holllster and Messrs,
The People's Exchange.
APOPULAU GLKAKING IIOUSF. for ths nemdt ot Ml Who
Hnvc llonscs to Kent, Rcnl Ustats or Other Property to
Sell or Exchnntt, or Wlio Wnnt SltuntloiH or Help TIibs
Small Advertisements Coil Ons Cent rt Word, Six Insertions (or
Five Cents n Word Kx:ept bltuiitloiu Wnnted, Which Avi In.
sertcd Tree.
FOR RENT
vAs
FOlt HENT-HALr DOUULE H-UOOM
house. Modern Improvements. 1423
Adams avenur.
FOR GALE
ron sali-two pool tahlhh in
good ronilltlon. Address W5 Court
slrpet, city
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED-FUItNISHED ItOOM, HIHT
abla fur gentleman nnd wife: central
ly located. Address, X, Y, C, Trlbuno
FURNISHED ROOMS.
rbitnENTAT iNisimn tront
room vvlth or without boatd. 418 Noith
Seventh street
AGENTS WANTED.
AOENTS-AUTICLr. OF VNt'Sl'AL
merit, highest medals, governmont
endorsement, half million sold Write
for uuttlt "Monarch," 27 William, New
York
SALERMEN-ir YOU WANT TO MAKE
$1,500 u j ear work for us Our lenther
suspenders sell themselves cannot wear
out, attmctlvo assortment, exclusive ter
ritory, samples free conditionally. J. S
Berry Mfg Co . A 529 Clnclnnntl, O.
LOST.
LOST-LAST WEEK. A BPNCH OF
kes. $1 tewurd for return of same to
Scranton House.
DRESSMAKING.
DHEFSMAKING TOR CHILDREN TO
ordei , also ladles' waists. Loulso
Slmemnkcr, 212 Adams avenue.
NEWSPAPERS
Tttr. WlT.KTSa.nARKK RECORD CAN
bo had In Scranton at the newB stands
of Relsman Bron., 403 Spruce and 603 Lin
den; M Norton .122 Lackawanna avenue;
I. 8. Schutzer, 211 Spruce itreet.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRSI?' T KELLER, SCALP TREAT
mont, 00c ; shampooing, BOe. , facial
massage, manicuring, 2nc ; chiropody,
701 Qulncy.
LEGAL.
IN RE. INCORPORATION OP THE
Stiatford Cemeterj An-oclatlon In
the Court of Common Picas of Lacka
wanna, county. No 3I7, January Terra,
Notice Is hereby given that nn appllca
tlon will be made to the bald Court, or a
Law Judge thereof on rrlday, the 28tll
day of December, A D IStiO, ut 0 o'clock
a. m, under an act entitled "An Act to
provide for the lncorpotatlon nnd regula
tion of certain corporations, ' approved
April 29, 1S74. und its supplements, for a
charter for un Intendpd corporation to be
called the "Stratford Cemetery Associa
tion. ' the character nnd object whereof
Is to purchnse re il estate, to lay out suit
able avenues, to divide tho same Into
burial lots and to dispone of the same for
purposes of fcepulchre, and for thebe pur
pcecs to have, maintain nnd enjoy all tho
rights benefits and privileges affordpd
by the said Act and Its supplements
M T SANDO Solicitor.
ESTATE OP WILLIAM VON STORCII.
late ot the City of Scianton, County
of Lackavvanm, Decease l.
Letteis tistumentiit j upon the above
estate having l-een granted to the und- -signed,
nil jeisons having claims or de
mands ufHlnst the said estate arc hereby
notllled to piesent them for payment,
and all persons IndebtPd theteto are ic
r.ucbted to make Immediate payment to
CHARLES II A'ON STORCII,
T CRAMER VON STORCII.
Exec utnrs Scranton, Pn
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP.
Attoinejs for thp Estatp.
SITUATIONS WANTED
MIoTGElTTlADTTOniMKl
to havp a situation as housekeeper,
general housework. Dliect to 2CS River
street, corner of Madison, cit, In a small
family
SITUATION WANTI.D-BY A YOPNG
girl to help with housework or as
nurso girl Address II V L , Tribune
office
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
girl as cirrk or c-lllce glil; has some
knowledge of bookkeeping. Addrecs
Clork, Trlbuno otflce.
SITUATION WANTED-BOOKKEEPER
would like to make nn engagement
for two clays each veek. Neil and ac
curate. Addiess C B, Tribune office
GROCERY CLERK, FIVE YEARS'
experience, best of referencts wants
position Address A C B, Tilbune of
fice PInneil, Jones and Frederick, of Pitts-
ton. The Hpptasonhs arp ninoncr tho
favotlte organization In the town.
At a regular meeting of tho Lidles'
Catholic Benevolent association on
Tuesday evening the following ollicets
were elected' President, Kate Demp
sey; first vice-president. Kate Claik:
second vice-president, Maty Osborne;
lecotder, Kate Gibbons; financial bpc
tetarv, Kate Hogan, tifasuret, KatJ
Johnson; marshal, Maiy Herbert
guatel, Mai In Cunningham; tiustees,
Maria Reap, Ella .Callahan, B. Reap,
Clnin Holland, Maty Merrick.
A gathering of young folks assembled
at the homo of Mr and Mrs Jumps
Morton, of the- West Side, on Tuesday
evening The time was plensuntly spent
In playing games and other ninuse
ments, after which refreshments vere
set veil. The following were present:
Mabel AIIph, Nellie Graham, Ruth
Morton, Leah Laird, Marv McQueen.
Mary Howell, Macgie Motion, Lizzie
Ulggar, Edith Andetsnn, Bessie Mor
ton. Benjamin Oliver.Alexnnder Young.
William Ulggar. William Ftew, Will
iam Hnstle. Glen Holllster, Gilbert
Alexander, William Morton.
tO GEMS. 10 CENTS -Dr. Agnow's
Liver Pills euro all troubles arising from
torpor of the liver Easy and quick
Banish Sick Ile.idm he Purify Hip blood
urd eradicate all Impuiitlis from tile
sjstem Tho demand Is bijr The Pills
uto little, cns to lake, pleusant rpsulls,
no puln 40 In a vial 10 cents Sold by
Matthews Bros nnd W. T Clark 09.
RMDE 1WJE A SVIAIS
UAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CDItE
Jl tiTi 2,'ervcua Disease! TalHna Mcc-
' SKI pi7,Ipiietoac7,Bloerlotaaeti,eto. cautfu
..VI V3 Au-30 or othor 1 ico-ses end Indli-
i kskL cretloaj. 2eu qu(ci.(u anil turilu
W-.W.U -W .IIBIt,, .1, WIMV. UUII...UU
:Lacei cr.etx t-co Ifcll Ireotaect) for CX0. B:
il 1 t3.-i
it 11, ia plain wrnrner. npnn rncolrt et rrlco. I trcnlir
"" AJAX REMEDY CO., S'uV1-
For sale In Scranton, Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and II, C. Sandei sen, Druggists.
fi "1
ItainaawrBiucr, ocsicr&aor m rriazr,
. . - - ,- '"".T1; 1 Inmnttj oca Coinucctloa 1.
tuLralutlco. 'ibclr n-utf howi lmnojlato irtrcjc
nontnad eCo-tj a CtlllR whero ell rthcr fall I
Blot oloal ".T.as t!io rtacl-o s Uililati, TUcj
(inTOc.rlOsaisaiBcltrillcaioi'aa. Worltnoroj
lllronrlttcarocrantootse'cc'ocuro RftTCJ 1
eucasocr rslui-ltao cca?7, IilcoWUsJlCiitr
pucLacei cr.etx t-co Ifcll Ireotaect) for CX0. Cr
HELP VJANTED-MALE
EjHEnjIcn'DpTwTl WANTED
nt HI. Churlcs Hotel
ENKHQETIC HALi:8MAN - COUNTI'V
work. School supplies Solury IllW
nnd PNtrns. It O EvniiB & Co, Chi
cago, III
A LIVE AGENT FOlt HCU NTON FOIl
n lck and ncclilrnt rnmpunv that Is
erdorBcd by the entire pollco nnd fire de
partments of Phllndclphlt Addrrss nt
ncp, E, W. Oooilrlch. Jermyn hotol.
WANTED-HY aU ESTAlTiTisTiEn
mulnpfis of a high older, n representa
tive of ability and biipUng whi in t.iko
up Its work In the stnte of I'pniisjlv.inlai
no schemo; pprmnnent business with
monev In it for the Hunt pam Addrpss,
giving rcfercncps POPNTAIN HATH
IUU'SH CO. (Irani! ltnplils. Mich
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
GlltL WANTED AT ONCE, 41S NORTH
Seventh street
HANDSOME PREMIUMS EASILY
earned bv selling our Extracts and
Baking Powder Reprrsrnt.it'vps vvnnt
pd In pprnntnn nnd Hiirrnundlng towns
Write for particulars Lack.i. Home Sup
ply Co . Scranton Pi
HOARDING.
BOa'rd'iNcTmS PINE STREET."
PROFESSIONAL.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
E C BPAULDING,23 TRADERS '"BANK
building
AI1CWTEOTS
EDWARD II DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Connpll building, Scranton
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR . ARCHITECT,
433 Spruco st , cor Wush. uv Scranton
FREDERICK L. BROVVN. ARCHITECT,
Prlco building, 12G Washington avenue,
Scranton.
DSNTIST
DR. I O LYMAN, SCRANTON PRI
vate Hospital, cor Wjomlng nnd Mul
berry DR H F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O
DR. C C LAUBACII, Iff! Wyoming nve.
WELCOME C. SNOVER. Coal Exchange
2nd floor, Room D, Hours, 9 to 1, 2 to S
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE. 123 and 127 URANK
lln avenue Rotrs reasnmble.
P. ZEIGLER. Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D , L & W
pis3engcr depot. Conducted on thi Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH. Prop
I wve'?"
RICHARD J BOURKE, ATTORNEY-at-Law,
500-2 Lackawanna avenue Gen
pral law business, collections and loans
J W BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND
Cnunspllor-at-I.aw, Rooms 312-J13 Mcars
Building
D B REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY LOANS
nepotlatPd on real estate security
Mpnrs building, cornpr Washington
nvenup and Spruco street
M J DONAIIOE ATTORNEY-AT-law
Offices, 012-011 Mcars Building
PRANK E BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND
Countpllor-nt-Law, Burr bulldlns,
rooms 13 nnd II Washington avenup
WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT
tornevs nnd Cour.F llois-nt-Liw Le
publlcnn bnlldlur. Washington avenue.
Scranton. Pn
JESSUP & JRSSUP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors . nt - Law, Cominonwea'lh
bulldlnu; looms 1. 20 and 21
JAMES W OAKUORP ATTORVKY-AT-Lavv
Rroms S14, 515 and 51G Board of
Trado budding
EDWARD W THAYER ATTORNEY
Rooms K3-f0l Itli floor, Mears building
L A WATOCI ATTORNEY-AT-IAW
H02 Bontd of Trade building. Scranton,
Pa
C R PITCHTR, ATTORNPY-AT-LAW
Commonwealth bullcllnir. Scranton. I'a
PATTERSON WILCOX
National Bank bullrtlrg
TRADERS'
C COMEOYS,
Building
9-13 REPUBLICAN
A W RERTIIOLr,
Mears building
ATTORNEY,
Hf!";if1 ""10 -IIT-a-rV5
MARY A SHEPHERD M D , HOME
npitblst, C1G Linden street.
DR. W E ALLEN. 313 NORTH WAS if
Ington avenup
DR L M GATES. ROOMS 207 AND MS
Board of Trifle l-ulldint; Odlee hours,
S to 1 p m 2 to 3 nnd 7 to 8 p m
Rpslclence, 209 Mndlsnn nvenup
DR S W, I.'AMORPAUX OUUICE 2T1
Washington nvpnue. Residence, IMS
Mulberrv Chronic dlscneps lunus,
hpnrt, kldnevs nnd genlto-nrlnary or
gans a sppclnlty. Iloins 1 to 4 p m
sr-inn-.';
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA,
Scranton, Pa. Cniirps prpparntnrv tn
pollegp law. inPflb Inp or business Orens
Sept 11th Send for catalogue R"V
Themis M Cinn, T L D , prlnelpnl nnd
proprietor; W E Plumlpy, A JI , head
master G R. CLARK ft CO. SEBDMEN AND
Nurseivmen; store 110 Washington uvo
nue; green housp. 13,7) North Main nve
nuo; storo telephonp 7J2
wine scnrzNS
JO1? KUETTEL. REAR FU
wnnnn nvpnue, Scrnnton, Pa,
turer of Wlro Screens
LACKA.
mamif.ic-
A!".Of
-TJ3
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, pnrtls receptions, wed
dings and cone, rt work furnished For
terms nddress R J Bauer, conductor,
117 Wjomlng avenue, over Hulbeits'
music stoie.
MEOARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS'
supplies, envolnpes. paper bags, twine
Warehouse 130 Washington avenue,
Scrnnton, Pa
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Ccntr.il Knilrtit ' New i'-'
Stations In New York root of Liberty
street, N. R.. und Smith Ferry, Whitehall
street
Anthinelto coal uspiI expu.dvcly, Insur
ing cleanliness nnd comfort
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 19. 1S99
Trains leave Hirantun foi Now York,
Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Eastou
Bethlehem. Mlenlown Mnui h chunk .i-d
White Haven, at H 30 n m oxireis, I Jo,
e-xpress, 4 CO p m Sundavs, 213 p m.
For Iittston nnd WHki-Ratio. 8 30 a.
m , 1 20, 4 00 p tn Sui.iliivs 2 15 p in.
For Bnltlmoio nnd Washington, end
puiiils South und West VI 1 Bethlehem,
8 id n m 1 20 p m. Sundavs 2 15 p m
For Long Blanch Oeeati iliove. otc, at
S.30 n m and 1 JO n. m
For Rending. Lebanon nnd Hnrtlkbuig,
vlu Allentown 8 ,m a m , I 20 p m Pun.
duvs ? 15 p m
For Pottsvllle, S 30 a in , 1.20 p m.
Through tickets t all 1 olntn Ens'..
South and West nt lowest rnto at tho
ttatlnn.
J. H. OLIIAUREN, Gen Supt.
II. P. BALDWIN. Oeii Pass Agt.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schodulo In Effect November 10.
1800.. '
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburr;, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg nnd the West.
0.38 a. in., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Rending, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Hnrrlsbuip;, Philadelphia,
Baltlmore,Washlngton and Pitts
burg and tho West.
2.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.68
p. in.), for Sunbury, Harrisburg.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and tho
West.
4.27 p. m., weok days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Plttsbtug.
t t, t.JU.?'00"' 0,n''- P". Agent.
J. D HPTCIIINSON, Ocnernl Manager.
Del.. Lackn. nn. I Western.
Effect Monday, Juno 8, 1SD9.
nrT-S f?Je3vc sSrtlul0 s follow
11 n mw )ork a'"' n" roll
140 3 W, 8 00 und 10 03 n. in.; 12.B3
s: Ex-
points pa.
una 3 si
nllln'nfM or nnstn- Tipnton, Phlladol
Tnbilintinn nJ. ;.L.t. i ...
EvnsnVJ r "v"""iuuiiiion, u lu j). m.
mlr?pSIr Ulnghnrnton. Oswc-bo. EI-
Uf n..l. - .' '.""K- .. ".1111,
Danville, Mount
HUi l.t-
tlor,nrn' ."J:, !?Wn? cl
9 00 n. m.:
close connoc-
northwpsV U.r . .1" ",m" ln
In tho west
HinoVl",.on nccommodntlon. 3.40 p. m.
I'J.JiT,S,mt,,,'.n nn1 WV stations. 1 C p m.
NiHiUri vl" ncpoinmndntlon. 4 00 p. m.
Pvn.805 ""wmodatton. 6 00 p. m.
iT m V n,ehne,d SprlntrS'
Ithnra -n 9 00 ,,' m nn(, , r, p. m.
nniPB f'humlxirlrrd. Plttston, Wllke-
umMn,?S,nJr c,'",;, ".nneptlonS
..." . I Illtllll n 1-lnnn.B-Mi.i. n ml Tn n
,1.1...- '. v,iii-,-.uiB lu.vuii-
at North-
Ilarrlnlmrtr.
'nrti.... ." '"""iKinn nnil tno soum.
tno soutn.
Hnni p ii" .Vnml nml tntprmpillntp sta
, l""('. 10 03 a m nnd 1.53 and C 40 p.
n.i J1. ,0K' nn(1 Inteimcdlnto stalons. 3 0?
"tnii!1 ,0 SJn I'lmnuth nnd Int
12 "V n ' 3 V' nn1 s M 1' m Kor
Intprmonlalo
or Kingston,
nil l'?"ln r-irlor nnd plcpplng conches on
ail pprpiH trains
,.5 dptallpd Information, pnekpt tlmo
r?lrl. "tC- nnn,v tn 'M !' Smith DlB-
"'" 'aTenger Agpnt, depot ticket ofllce.
Dclavv.irj nn J Hudson.
On Nov. 15th. 1W, trains will leavo
Scranton ns folIowB-
For Cnrbondalp fl 20, 7 57, S Gt, 10 1". n.
" ! I? noon; 1.23 2 20, 3 52. E 23. 0 25. 57.
9 15. 11 00 p m 1 10 a m.
1 or Albany, Saratoga. Montreal, Bos
ton, Npw Englind points, otc G 20 a. in.,
2 20 p. m
For Honcsdnle-C 20, 1011 a. m.: 2 20, 5 25
p in
For Wllkes-Rnrrp C.U-. 7.4S. S 41 0:13,
10 41 a m 12 01, 1.2S, 21S, 3 33, 4 27, 610,
7 4S. 10 41, 11 ro p m
For Npw York. PMIndPlphli. etc, vli
Lehigh Vnllpy Rntlrond C 43 p m.; 1203,
2 1S. 4 27 p tn ; with Blnck Diamond Ex
pifss, 11 30 p m
For Pennsvlcnnln Ilnllinnil nntnls C.4X.
9't a in , 21S, 127 p in
For western points. la Lehigh Vnllcv
Rallrond-7 4S n. m : 12 01. 3 31, with Black
Diamond Espies'', 10 41, 1130 p m.
. Trains win nrrlvo In Scranton as fol
lows From Cirhondnlp ind tho North fi 40,
7 41 S is 9 11. 10 38, 11 BS a m ; 1.23, 2i5.
SSI. 4 21. 7 4" 10"!. 11 27 p m
From Wllln's-Parre nil the South 1 1",
7 Pt, 8 45, 10 IS 11 V. n III , 1 11. 2 14, 3 (3,
f 20, C 21. 7 1. 9 0". 10 0,-, p m : 1 1". a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Per CnrlinndnlP-OO1',, 1123 p. m.J 2.23.
3 52, 5 47. 9 r,1 p in.
For WIU'es-Barrc-O "1 12.03 a. m ; 1 5S,
3 2. 5 41 7 1-s p. m
For Albnrj. Snrpton, Mintrpal. Bos
ton New England pmts, ptc , 2 21 p. m
Lowest rntps to nl' points ln UnttPd
States nlid Cnnndi
J W Bl RDICK. O P A.. Albany. N. Y.
H. W. CROPS. D. I' A , Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Vallov KnilroiJ.
In i:iTect Nov 19, 1S99
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
Tor Fhllnde Iphla nnd New York, via D.
& II R R. nt fi 15 n m nnd 12 03, 21?,
4 27 (Black Diamond Express), nnd 11 SO
p ni. Sund.11 s. D & II R P... 1.53, 7 ii
For Whlto Haven, Hizleton nnd prln
plpal points In th real regions, via 1).
& II It R H" -1S nn'1 '''' I1 m- i-"or
Pottsvllle. C- SI? P m.
For Bethlehem Hasten. Rending, Ilar
rlslmrc und principal Intcrmediato sta
tions, via D & II It R fiU, .1 m . 12 03.
MS 4 27 (Black Diamond Ex'piess), 1130.
Sundais D & H. R II. IK". 7.4S p m
for Tiinkhnnick Towanda, Elmlra,
ttlinea Geneva and prlmipnl IntPi medi
al" stations Ml D. 1 ft W. R. R, 8 03
a m , 1 00 nnd 3 ". p m
Cor Geneva. Roche slpr, Buffalo. Nlag
nra Falls CI Ic.igo, nnd nil pnlnt.s wpst,
f,n&ii R k i:,(n isi (niopk Dia-
mmd Express). 7 41 10 11 11 30 p m Sun
eTavs D & H B It .1201 p m , 7 41 p m.
Pullrran parlor and slepplng or Lehlsh
Vnllev nnrlor cars nn all trains between
Wl kes-Bnrre nnd New York Phllndpl
phln Buffalo nnd SunnsiMi Brldre
ROLL1N H WILBUR. Gen. Supt, M
Cnrtlnnd st New Yoik
CI IAS S LEE Gen Puss. Agt., 20 Cort-
lundt street New York
A W NONNEMACTTER. Dlv. Pass Agt ,
South Bethlehem. Pn
For tlckpts and Pullman rpsprvatlf"f
npplv 309 Lnckav anna nvp , Scranton P"
r.i'ic nnJ Wvouilii'; Vnllcv.
Tlmp Table In Fffct Sppt 11 1""
Trains Irave S'rnnton foi New York,
New bin gh and Inti-imedlntp points on
Brie mill "ol nlso foi llnwlej anil local
points nt 7W, it m und 2 2S p m
Returning trnliH arrive nt Scranton
nt 10 21 n in nnd lir and " 10 p m
.('II I'NTH.'N DIVISION.
iii i:irct-i (let. '.villi, is'iii.
North llouuil.
Koiilli IIoiiikI,
203
t I
201
iCOt
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Stations
1" ,-.
10 s a
I
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7 J.N rraiiMIn m '
7 10 West l.'nU street,
7 00 celiawlien I
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10' .. .
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1'ntnnd.ilo
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Cat bond 1 e
White Hi I Jge
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t Piimlai only
f sU'i.llle'stlint trains stop on Menal for pas
Bcnsers nalusaivaud 'M hiiuiliy oclr. Oihor tiiUnj
dalli .xcept SuihUij.
reeuni ratis via ontaito & Western before
puicliadni, tlckcn and naveinoney
Ii mi.li v ugner ouflet sleepet aud free ro-cllnlii,-cunli-cui
.New oikto chlcigo Klthoiit
clmiu'e I'nui'imi'r Hull lleiliiced to
X Cciil I'pr .tlllo. 1
J C. ACtcteoD, aHurM-jCgL
T.FIItcicft. l)v Us, aki scranton, 1x7;
CITY SCAVENGER
A B BRIGUS CLEANS PRIVY VADJW;S
und cess pools, no odor. Improved
pumps Ubrd A 11 BRIGGS. Proprietor
lAavn (injerij Him JCoUh Main jivciiue.
-iT Wte diMotS.-cnrni-AflalriKAnd
"ajuTWi'yf-TcIey bona- & -..
L