THE SCUAiNTON TKIBU1NE- MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1900.
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CARBONDALE.
'CYCLE CLUB SETTLED.
The 'Cycle clul) Is now settled In Its
new quarter on North Churrh street,
which have been elegantly furnished
throughout. The club house H by fnr
the most finely appointed In the county
outside of Scinntott. A Janitor nml his
Mifn imvn iwnn ItiMtullcit In Unrflold
avenue nnnox. built for their accom
modation, unit everything about th
ImtnensG building W kept in perfect
order. A new down pluno has been
put In nnd the reading room supplied
with the best perlodknK
WORKING UNDER DIFFICULTIES
, The Trnetlon nnd Telephone com
panies continue their work under diffi
culties. Ycsteidny tin- foinier hud a
force of men tun row lug the sunge of
Its roiul on North Church street nnd
the mullled men engaged on that cold
Rteel hurt anything but enviable Job.
Sututclay, with meicury hovering ubout
the zero ninik nnd the wind blowing
a gale, linemen weie performing their
duties on the tops of the high telephone
poles.
PURDY fit CO. CLOSED.
At the Instance of (Seorge Atnmor
man, the sheriff has closed the dnois of
the stole of K. II. I'utdy & Co, lit
Schenectady. X. Y. The judgment
amounts to over $.",.000. In all pioba
blllty the 111 m will lesuiue business.
Mr. Ainniermnii, the execution creditor,
la Iho "rnmtMliv" 1.lt t of lilt' 111 111 and
his son, Leroy Amnio! num. looked after
his lnttiestHln the concern. This tlrm
formeily conducted u novelty store on
Main stieet, next to the "Fair." The
stock was turned to Schenectady the
tlrst of last July.
SATURDAY NIGHT'S FIRE.
The new lire hell and the old gong
sounded a Hie alarm for Fifth waid nf
midnight Saturday. The flames weie
In the house of Oeorgo O'Ls.uy, which
was totally destioyod. The dwelling
was situated on a knoll only a few feet
ft out the ieenolt. Mr. O'Loaty has
been eiy unfoi tiinate. A few yeats
ngo the ccllai of his house dtoppoiljiito
the mine of Stioud & Chamberlain. All
the winter piovislons and a portion of
the foundation wall weie swallowed by
the cat th.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mis. J. J. Thompson entertained the
young folks Saturday evening in honor
of Miss limes, of Wilke.s-P.ai re, who Is
lsltlng Miss Clara Watt.
"The Purple Lady" was presented at
the Uiand opera house Saturday night
to a ftilt-sUed audience.
The banks and btoies of this city will
be closed today.
S. H. Williams, of Hotel American,
Is 111.
James Steele Is visiting Philadelphia
fi lends.
Miss Margaret Clifford, of Schenec
tady, N. Y., Is visiting her parents on
Cottage street.
Mrs. II. C. Wheeler returned Satur
day eenlng from Jersey City, where
she spent three weeks with her mother
and sl'-tois.
Jeionie Wetherby. of Schenectady,
w ill spend today w Itli his sister, Mrs.
A. It. Jones, of Wayne strict.
There Is line skating sit Alumni pails.
Mr. and Mis. F. i:. Kilpatrick. of
Ditto avenue. h.ii Issued imitations
to their twenty-llfth wedding annlver
b.uy on Jan. 12.
A hoisc belonging to II. B. May was
left standing on Au hbald stteet Satut
day. A dog filghtened It nnd It ran to
Main sttoet la Salem avenue, P.nk
stieet and Lincoln avenue. Theio it
loll and was captuicd. The buggy was
di'tnagfd some, but the hoi so escaped
injuiy.
Tod.ij's postofllco houi't will be from
s a. in, to 12 noon. Lobby open for
lntk-box nwnets only fiom 3.30 p. m. to
4.30 p. m. One dellveiy by carriers- Xo
money oidet or icglstiy business dona.
Having a Great Run on Chamber
lain's CourIi Remedy.
Manager Mai tin, of the Plot son ding
stoic, infoitus us that he Is having :i
great run on Chamberlain's; Cough
Remedy. Ho sells live bottles of that
medeine to one of nny other kind, and
It gives great satisfaction. In these
dajs of la gtlppe theio is nothing like
Chumbei Iain's Cough Remedy to stop
the cough, heal up the sore thtoat
and lungs and give relief within a vet y
short time. The sales ate growing,
and all who tiy it am pleased with its
prompt action. South Chicago Daily
Calumet. Tor sale by all druggists.
Matthews Brothers, wholesale and re
tall agents.
PECKVILLE.
Otllco hours nt the Peckvllle post
ofllco today (New Yeais) will be as
follows: Fiom 10.30 to 11.30 a. m and
L' to 3 p. m. A. A. Swingle, postmaster.
Arthur Thompson visited his sister
at Pltt.ston yehterday.
A. B. Kroup. of Berwick, is visiting
Ills daughter, Mrs, J. B. Qrover.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kennedy, of
Susquehanna, are spending a few days
with tho former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Kennedy, of Prospect Hill.
G. B. Newton Is gaining slowly from
his recent severe Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kay are the
guests of relatives at Livingston Ma
nor, N. Y.
Bennett Hicks, nf Bet wick. Is tho
guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Grovor.
Tho young daughter of Harry Simp
son Is 111 of diphtheria.
H. II. Simpson is confined to his
home by illness.
m
OLYPHANT.
Tho fair under the auspices of St.
Patrick's chinch will this evening be
one of the most enjoyable occasions
that have taken place In the parish In
recent years. The pastor, Rev. P. J.
Murphy, has made every arrangement
to Insure a pleasant evening. Tho
rooms of tho Father Mathew hall havo
been handsomely decotated In a neat
and artistic manner, tho booths have
lecelved tho special attention of the
decorators and aro real cteatlons of
fairy land with rich combinations of
color most pleasing to the eye. Many
valuable ai tides will bo disposed of.
The Lawrence band, of Scranton, will
enliven the heatts of all who love good
muBlc. Tho entertainment will consist
EVERY WOMAN
SMUtlaeanndfanlUblt, moatfelr.McaUUnf n4lelni. Onlr brala Ifid
tho purtu (Uup thoili wt4, Uja ra t tht bwi, gtt
Dr. Pul's Pennyroyal Pills
They are prompt, safe and certain la remit. .,. . .
Too RonuiD a (Dr. Peal's) never dliappolnt. Bold for II .00 per box .
For Sale by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spurce strast.
of many of the best nrtlsts In the val
ley. The programme Is ns follows:
Selection, Ht. Patrick's choir; solo, Rob
ert McCormnck: selection, colored
ciuartelte, of Scranton; solo, MIbs
Anna Brown; solo, Oeorgo Mornn,
selections on the piano. Do not forget
thnt the I.awienco band, of Hcrnntott,
will be In attendance.
Mr. John Ferguson, r., Is seriously
III tit his home on Iacknnnna street.
A high mass was celebrated In St.
Patrick's church by He'. P. J. Mutphy
at midnight.
The Republican primaries, which
wero to have been held at Million's
hall, Saturday night, have been post
poned. Mime Maty Ilogan. Btta nnd .Un
tile iSttui attended the funeral of the
little child of Mr. and Mrs. iP. J. Hums,
at Green Ridge, Satutday afternoon.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Annual Meeting In the Primitive
Methodist Church Today Attend
ed a Lecture Personal Notes.
The teachers and otllcers of the
Primitive Methodist Sunday school
wltl hold their annual meeting in the
church this morning at 10,30 o'clock
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing jear. The annual society
meeting of all members of the' society
over the nge of twenty-one yeats will
convene at 2.20 p. m., to elect a board
of tf.tstees for the ensuing year. At
the close of the society meeting the
quarterly confetenco will convene.
Among those fiom Jetmyn who at
tended the lectin e of Dt. MacArthui.
given under the auspices of the Cat
bondale Century club Ftlduy evening,
weie: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stocker and
sons Frank and Claude, Mt. and Mis.
I). W. Coon. Mr. and Mrs. James Al
len. Dr. S. D. Davis, Robett Picas,
Miss Thompson. Miss Anio Hell!, of
Philadelphia; Mesdames M. Osbo .ie,
A. O. Oebhatdt, J. M. Urines, W L.
Houghton. Downing and T. M Hunlcr.
The entcttalnment at the Sacted
Heart church fair to-night ought to
attract a large audience. One of the
best known ventriloquists has been en
gaged to entettaln the pitions.
Miss Maty Osborne, of Main street,
while descending the stalls at her
home jestctday moinlng, was solved
with lull l dizziness an 1 fell fi 'lie
1 ottoni. T rtunale.y she i not soil
ously Iniured, but suffered consider
ably f i oni shock, and had to locolve
medical attention
An Impoitant meeting of the Mlnets
nnd Laborets Benevolent fund of the
Delaware and Hudson shaft will bo
held tomortow evening.
Frank Giles. Jr.. of Second street,
Is visiting fi lends at Johnstown.
The Dtlawaie and Hudson collier'
worked about twenty-two day last
month, which means the dlsbut lenient
of about $30,000 next pay day.
George Dunn, of Scranton, spent
yestetday here with relatives.
Miss Dotothy Kimball, of Scrinton.
is the guest of Miss Lizzie Giles, of
fceoond street.
Theo. Phillips, of Bacon street, has
been 111 for several das past with an
attack of bronchitis.
Fred Hattnoll, of Plttston, Is the
guest of friends lieie.
Mr. and Mis. W. S. Badger are
spending the New Year with Blng
hamton, X. Y. ft lends.
Miss Gwylm and btother Geoige, of
Plymouth, who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. A. n.Utenborg,
of Main street, have returned homo,
and weie accompanied by Geoige Bat
tenbetg, who will spend a few days
at Plymouth.
The martlage of John Bvans and
Miss Mary J. Dinner will take place
at 10 o'clock this morning In the
Pilmltlve Methodist chinch.
Mis. Aithur Day, of Cemetety street,
Is suffeiing with tonsilitls.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Death of An Exemplary Young Wo
man Watch Services Held This
Evening Musical Competition.
It Is many months since death oc
cur! oil in Talor which has ea&t a
gloom oer so wide a circle as that of
Miss Sadie, the accomplished daugh
ter of Mr. and Mis. Hdmond Carter,
which occutred at her home on Main
stieet on Saturday evening nt 8.S0
o'clock, after but a week's Illness of
pneumonia, at tho ago of 22 year.-?.
Miss Carter had a peiscnality of un
usual cliatni. She was sweet and kind,
good, devout and charitable. None
knew her but to love her; none named
her but to pinlse. Miss Carter was
an active member of tho Calvary Bap
tist church and also a teacher In the
Sunday scrool. Deceased Is suivlved
by her ptrents and two sisteis and
one brother, Mrs. Charles J. Atkins
and Miss Jenie Carter, of this place,
nnd Benjamin Caiter, of Ptovidence.
The funeral will occur tomortow after
noon at 1,30 o'clock. Burial will be
made in Washbuin street cemetety.
Hyde Park.
At the fair of the Church of Imma
culate Conception at the link this
evening an excellent treat Is In store.
The famous Lally children, who are
remarkable performers for their age.
will be there. The price of admission
Is only 10 cents.
This evening the musical competi
tion will bo held at th Xebo Congre
gational church, cf Rcndham. Tho
opening solo will be rsndeied by AVlll
iam Morgr.ns.
Watch services weie held at the dif
ferent churches of our horough last
evening, uio oki year or lsw was
ushetcd out and the new year of 1300
welcomed in In n most fitting manner.
Daniel Meddlnr. of Sayre, Pa.. Is
visiting his brother. Operator John
Meddlar. of Railroad stieet.
Officers of Ledies" Camp Xo, U.l,
Patriotic Order of America, will bo
Installed on Tuesday evening, January
9, and not tomouow evening, as was
at first (dated.
William J. Stone, of South Main
street, Is visiting relatives In Wilkes
Bnne, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, who have been
vlslt'ns relatives here for tho past
few duys. have retumed to their homo
In Xlcholason.
Miss IMlth Thomas, of Kingston. Is
visiting friends in this uornuMi.
Tho following order has been Issued
by Postmaster John W, Reese: In ob
servance of New Year's day this post
office will bo opened today from 9 to
10 a. m. and 1.2ft to 2.30 p. m. Rctfa-
Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming avenue and
PALE WOMEN
A Bloodless Face In
dicates Trouble.
Watery Blood a Menace
to Health.
WE KNOW HOW PALE
PEOPLE CAN GET RICH
RED BLOOD.
COME AND LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT VINOL
When blood Is watery and thin, or,
as doctors would sny, lucks red blood
corpuscles, It is a sign that much is rad
ically vvronp.
Wo would advlso everyone who has
such (symptoms to start ut once to
tako n proper remedy to overcome th
trouble.
Thut remedy is Vlnol, the prontost
and most modern tonic and reminder,
N tnol owes us vtttue to me tact mat i
It contains u a hlifhly concentrated
statu tho active curatiM' principles i.-
. .. . . .. . ..
iracieii iruuicuus livers, me s iiiiiu rie-
ments thnt have rondo cod-liver oil
famous for wasting diseases.
These medicinal elements are dis
solved in a delicious tablo wlue so that
Vlnol is most palatable.
None of the vllp-smellinp; obnoxious
grease thut characterizes cod-liver oil
and frequently makes it tin impossible
remedy for those who .should tuke it,
is found in Vlnol.
We could relate many instances
where Vlnol litis done good nnd re
stored the roses of health to the pale I
cheeks of the sutterer.
The following is u fair sample of tho i
way people write in regaid to Vlnol :
"For several months I suffered lassl- I
tude and tired all the time. Also a,
sinking feeling in my stomach, which
nothing would relieve, and 1 was pale
nnd weak. As an experiment I tried
Vinol and if t wrote pages I could not (
tell all it has done for me." Miss. A.
K. L.v Pnuscii, Amesbury, Mass.
Because we know Vinol so well,
and because we know so surely i
what it will do, and bow it will
accomplish the good it does in a
scientific way, we unreservedly en
dorse and recommend it, and in
every instance guarantee to refund
to any one what they pay us for
Vinol if they do not find it entirely
satisfactory.
M1THEWS BROS..
Pharmacists.
ter and money older departments will
be closed all day.
CLARK'S SUMMIT.
Mif. r.ugene Noithup and two sons,
Robbie and Hniiy, of Glenbuin, .Miss
Geitiude Atheiton, of Ob pliant, and
Mi. and Mis. O. K. Atheiton an 1
Lhildteti dined with Mr. and Mi.s. Win.
Atherton on Clnlstmas.
Mr. and Mis. .Stuait, of S.iu, ai
visiting their daughter, Mis. ('. H.
Men ill.
Mr. II. P. Pedilclc luih lemoved his
utoie to the Masonic building.
Mts. Mnud Statk unci daughtet
Hule, of West Nicholson, called on
tt lends heie Satutday.
PROF. COLES FOR JANUARY.
1'iom Sicrm and Slxus.
'Jim incU'oi illogical eonditlcns ot llio
weather dm lag the nst four muutlu
h.ue Ken such as to minliue the niuht
kc ptie.it tint tile pl.i'ieth an the uat
caii'-e of all meteorological ill-uni bailees,
lor while lhe wete all rfloilptil uuetlui,
on the other sldo of the .sun, dining tin li
iiilu-cc iitenul il celibiatioii nt tin plan
etaiy tonjunctic lis, tho metiotoloii al
eoiuiltlons ol the whole wolld weie al
most us culm and peuct fill us a sin , plug
child. Hut as toon as the pl,itiet.ir. co'i
eutlon Jidjourmd on the li.th of Dee i ut
ile r, and the planets bisan to Mpaiute,
Kicit mctf oiologtcal dlhlurbancus weie
i.ottccd, and tin so dlstui buncos will co'i
lluuo to inerense in power until the wholo
world will be compelled to lecnict the
inot dcstiuctlvc storms, Hoods, earth
quakes, tidal wave, lillraids and elec
trical btoiins eci bcfoio placed up in
reccrd.
Tho southern states must watch out
for a blUhtlng blizzard; and the west
ern statu for u gcneial inKturo of de
rtiuctlon; wulle the eaFtern Ktntes n'ny
be treated to Mimothlng new In tho line
of storms
TUB NBW ci:ntpry ybar.
Ah the new centuiy (I'uXIl begins on a
' High Iiood" day and ends upon u
"Low Bbb" day, wo may look for great
dlsturlanies In the political, social, te
liglous and lliiui.clal woild; especially
during the lrttir part of the jear. Bauli
has come out (lorn behind the miu, where
ln was hiding dining the lime months
of the gie.it pl.meti.ry ionium lions, and
Is now In tho pioper pohltlon to teceie
great ullllcllon fiom Jupltc. our tlnanelil
Planet, and many good biiflncx men will
go down, ciiito unepecledly, under tho
buideii ot her npproslng Iniluence. Alt r
tho lGlh of this month all of the planets,
ojeept Venus and Neptune, will be on
the moinlng side of tho miu, white they
will hao u splendid opportunity to bom
bald poor oM Mother Kaith and glo lur
a seere punishment. The prcs-ont month
will prove a surprlso to manv of the
weather shirps who have been predicting
"this and that "
VALUABLH IXrORMATION.
The :J, 1th. Dth, 10th, 1Mb, 21th und Kth
will be the best das to plcklu pone und
to pi'Cfaino all kinds of meat, ihe nth,
lOlh nnd 15th will he the best dis to 1,111
perk, beef, fowls, etc, Tho best l.ts lor
llshlng and hunting will bo tho Jill, 10th,
irth, '.ttli and .'Jth. For when to ttlin
erupa vines, tow caubago heed, nnd all
such Incarnation, send for tho Pcbiuan'
shuo of Storms and Signs. As tho planets
uro in the light position now to eueoui
ago the paraltlc and Hie rheumatic mi
crobes. It would bo well for very family
to sprinkle a small amount of t,alciatin
and cofttu (equal pans) upon a hot stoio
every day or o, Tho btrongot and best
days for surgical operations will bo tho
Sd, 4th, Glh. Cth, 0th, 10th, loth, 21th and
23th. Avoid nil operations, If possible,
between tho 15th end 23d. Remember,
about 75 per cent, of the "Low Bbb" per
formed operations prove fatal,
TUB STORMS AND 810 NS.
Tho regular and tho reactionary storm
periods this month may bo looked for be
tween the in and nth, tho 7th nnd 11th.
the 14th and ISth, tho 20th and 2id, und
the SStli nml .'list. Tho Mercury periods
will bring destructive, sleet storms and
high gabs; rnd while tho western states
arc In tho wry midst of raging bllzznrdb;
sunshine t.rd thunder nhowers will up
pear In the cr.Metu states; and lco versa,
Tho southern states may meet with great
loi by a storm bllrrird. The sunrise
scents this month will be something
grand. The great planets are all on tho
morning side of tho run, and will con
tribute their rnil.!iig niii to the
luavenly panorama, whlfh will add un
usual brilliancy to the beautiful sunlit
seem .
Watch for sudden changes In the stock
mntket, ns nu ocoss of "HIrIi Flood"
dnH brlnps (eltlpg scenes In the busi
ness, political and socl-t! world,
Don't forget the great Morni that w
mentioned In our December fotecust. us
It is (umlng In all its fuiv!
Prof. C. Coles,
Bdltor nf Storms and Slmis.
Kingston, Pa f. S. A., Dec. lfl, 1S03.
ate
"DnnDS ARH FniTITS, words are
but leaves." The many Wonderful
cures o'fccteci hv Hood's flarmpirlUn.
nre the fruit ny wlilrli It should b
Judged. These proe It to be tho great
remedy for nil blood diseases.
HOOD'S PILLS
Xon-lrrltntlng.
cure all liver
ItU
THEATRICAL.
"Blue ,Iean."
"Dlue Jeans," the play of "saw-mill
scene" fame, was again presented nt
the Ljceum, Satutday, both afternoon
nnd evening, before two good-sized
audiences,
The piece never boasted of being a
!llnstortl!i,', nf fll.llllllllr. ni-iMQrll,'tlnf?
,.. .,. ............v ....s.w...
i,Ut It geneially selves to amuse those
wll nke ,ilc. "pastmal dtama." with
,x m.p,,,, accompaniment of long-lost
husbands tctuinlng to wives and chit
elren on Chtlstmns night. The company
presenting the play was on the aei
nge very good. The honois of the per
foimance fell to Miss C. Blanche Rlio.
who assumed the role of Itene. Tho
.saw-mill scene was thtllllng enough to
suit oven the most critical gallery god.
"The Ounner'n Mate."
An entirely new naval drnmn, "The
Gunnel's Mute." Is to be presented In
Scranton at the Lyceum, Mondny and
Tiiesdnv. Jan. 1 and :'. with a special
matinee Monday. This play Is fiom the
pens of two men well calculated to plc
ttne, In a consistent and titie-to-llfo
manner, the Incidents nnd ever-day
happenings nmong Uncle Sam's blue
jackets. The ptoductlon Is under th
management nf Augustus Pltnii, its
claim upon the attention of it pattlotle
theatie-golng public can be made ni
stt onger. Thiee ot the the scenes of
the play piesent actual repiodtictlotis
of views of the ciulser New York.
The btot v Is full nf sttong sensntlonil
effect, with a gtatoful Intermingling
of comedy. The scene showing the fire
room of the New York, and the thrill
ing climax which transpires In It, Is
one of the stiongest Imaginable.
"A Rap-Time Reception."
A new laughable musical comedy, by
George Totten Smith. "A Rag-Time
Reception," which has been one of the
season's comedy successes, will be pie
sented here nt the Academy three
days, commencing this afternoon.
The principal membeis of the com
pany include such well-known players
as Otis Plxley, Gladys Van, Chnrles
Roach. William P. nnd Bit die DeVaull,
Phil Mlehlels, May McCabe. the Jed
wyn Sisters, Olive North and J. Oodell,
together with a c hot us of ptetty girls
handsomely costumed. The comedy I
full of novelties, delightful music and
side-splitting situations Incidental to
the play some unique and no el spe
claltes me Intiodueed,
At the Gniety Thf-ntie.
Manager Wulsh oftets to his pat tons
the Monte Catlo (Mils' Big Builesque
company, the Hist three dis of the
Xew Yeat. The compauj Is tald to be
one of the best on the load. This will
be their flist engagement this season.
They come highly cndoised by ptes.s
and public wheieei they hae ap
peai ed.
The jieifotinnnce commences and
clones with u builesque that Intloduces
a ihoitis of piotty gills that can sing
and dance. The olio opens with Miss
Helen Finest, a cleet loliulst and
mlinle; Topaok and Steel In a new spe
cially : Bernaid Williams, king of
cauls; the I'uiopenii .sensation, the
four Supetb.is; Kv.i Sw inhume nnd
Maile Bonus, ch.ti mlng vocalists;
tin oc Nudos Hying nttlsts closes one
of the best olios of the season. The
lesult nf the McCoy-Maher light will
be toad by lounds fiom the sta ,e to
night. "Shannon of the Sixth."
W. II. Bowel's well-known pioduc
tlon of Bdwaid B Klddet's powerful
lomantle dtama, "Shannon of the
Sixth," will be the inunction at the
Academy ol Musle the last half of this
w eek.
The scenes of the plaj .no laid In
India during the Sepoy lebelllou if
1837, and Mr, Kidder has dtnwn his I :
spliation fiom aetuil occurrences of
those stlulng times. It Is replete with
noel incidents, and the story Is otis
of vital Intel est, which never Hags
from the ilrst tlse to the tlnal full of
i the cuttuln.
None Needed Rut Himself.
Senator Depew does not tell how the
following came to b u-potteii to him,
but it Is such a good stoty that he us?
It continually In dismissing dignified
boies or lniluentl.il lngg.ns fiom his
olllee, i elites the atiuduv Bvenlng
Post The senator was on his summer
vacation when a pompous little man
called to see him and encounteied tlu
colored pot ter who giianls the outer
gates of the Depew sanctum.
"I wnnt to see Chnuncey Depew"
said the little man.
"You caln't, sih. He's gone to
Europe, sail."
"Well, then, I'll see his secietary."
"Sorry, sab, but Mlstah Duval, ho's
done gone to Butope,"
'Then I'll see Cornelius Vundeibllt."
"He's In Newpoit, sail."
"Well, Is W. K. Vanderbllt In?"
"No, sail. He's done cone to New pot t,
too."
"That so? Then I'll see the !ce presi
dent of the road."
"11q'! in Albiny. suit."
"How ubout the second vice piesl
dent?" "He's down to Long Biitnch, nah."
"Is tho superintendent In'."
"Ho's out Inspcctlonln' do toad, sab "
"How about (leneiul Passe;. ger
Agent Daniels?"
Debility and Its Coinptl
iitlon. tncli in Wi'.i!.iiei.
uiizlit,hoili,iinr, die lino
of Hern' force uud loutrnl,
Iturid fori'ivr by our exdu.
I slo treatment, whlc b wuaid
'(' nil (i;inrnin. B not a
iiimss, return It (it our ex
pciiko and I'ny !Sothlnr,
Full nciount uintlcd culccl;
un charge'
KRIE MIDIOAL CO., BUffAlO, N.Y.
The People's
A
POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for tits ll-smlt n? AH Win
Ilnve Houses to Rout, Real fotnte or Other Property to
Sell or Kxcliimae, or Who Want Situation or Help Tltsu
Small Advertisements Co: One Cent a WorJ, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Worei-Iixcep: Situation. WantJ, Which Arj Iu
sorted Free.
WANTED.
GOOD SBCOND-HAND 8AFB, ROOM
DOS Council Building.
AGENTS WANTED.
AOBNT8 WANTBD-BY T1IB BQl'tT
able Life Insurance Company of Iowa.
Under long time commission renewal con
tracts, la the prlncli ul cities of Fenn
S)lanla. Beriulrcmctits are about SO or
more cars old, good habits, good char
acter, and nullity to succeed. Hcllnbtu
reference requested. I. T. Mm tin, Su
perintendent of Agencies, Des Moines, I.i,
HELP WANTED-MALE.
oTru-noYTR
ltulldlng.
ACTIVK MEN ANDWOMHN KVKRY
whero to tako orders for "Life of
Moody," the great evalgellst. Sells at
sight. Sample enabling you to make
frcm J", to $7 dally, by mnll free on re
quest. Address Globe Hlble Publishing
Co, 7J.1 Chestnut St., Plilln., I'a.
waxti:d-ri:maulk man to un
it cr nnd lullict. Sal irv J1H a wick
and expenses Addrcs, Manuf.ictuur,
P. O. llox Kr.'T. Phll.i. P.i.
C.OVr.ltNMr.NT POSITIONS- DON'T
prrpiue for any civil set Ice 'or cen
sus examination without i-iclng our cuti
Ioruo of Infoi niatlon. Sent free. Colum
bl, in Cot res-i ondence College, Washing
ton, D. C.
POU HALH TUB HOBSBllOLD GOODS
of the late Mr. D O. Frodi rleks. con
sisting of Purloi, Bedroom, Dining Boom
Suits and Kitchen Furniture; r.nlv a few
months In use; will take place Wedties
ill. Jan. S, lino, at 10 a. in , at 3-'j Madi
son nenue, city.
KNBRflBTIC SALESMAN - COtJNTUY
wotk. School supplies. Salary S10J
nnd extras. It. O. l.ans & Co., Chi
cago, III.
WANTBD-BY AN BSTABLISHBD
bulners of a high otdrr. n represcntn
tho of abllltv nnd backing who cin nke
up Its work In the state of P nnselvnnta;
no scheme; petnianrnt business with
monev In it for the right p.irtv. Address.
gllnc leferences. FOUNTAIN BATH
BHUSlt CO , (3r.mil Rapids. Mich.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
i7.i)Y'ovT:ii"iTw7ro has had bx-
Ii'rlenc" la buslnes and understands
bookkeeping. Silarv $10 01) per week.
Ali two ladles to nddres ilnulars. D.
If. Telman, Room IVis Connell Building.
LADIBS TO DISTBini'TB FRBB SAM
ples In cits'. nll at 320 Washing
ton avenue, from S SU to 10 HO a. m. today.
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTBD-FURNIRHBD ROOM. SUIT
able for gentleman and wlfo; central
ly located. Address. X, Y. C, Tribune.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
nMT!uJNVUR.Sl7l
Qulncy avenue.
FOR RBNT-A FBRNtSHBD FRONT
room with or without boaid. 41S Noith
Seventh street.
FOR SALE
HORSBFHOBINO A SPBC1ALTY. BAR
Shoes. ;.-,(... each. $2 TO per set of four;
Necr Slips at Heltlcficl's, 317 Loeust St.
A FINB SQFARt: DBCKBR PIANO.
Will bo sold eiy le.isnn.iblv. Apply
to Miss Sandcison, 1530 Sanderson ue.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
$3"0 TO Jl.Ono, WITH .SBIIVICC, TO IV
esl In nnv legitimate bulii(ss tint
will bear tnvestlgitlon. Address B , Trib
une ottlce
BODrtG
BOARDING 023 TINB STREBT.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B HR1GGS CI.BANS PRIVY VAULTS
and ci"s piiols. no cdor. lmproed
pumps used A. B I1R1GGS. Pioprlctnr.
l,(iic rdi rs 1KM Noith Mnln avenue,
or Bli kc 's I'rug store , corner Adams uml
Mulbuiy. Tclcplnne 9310.
SCALP TREATMENT.
5Trs."TtTkbi.lbr. scalp TRBAT
ment. 50c; sh impoolng. 50f.: facial
mo'.s.u'e. tiianU tiring, 2"c ; chliopody.
701 Qulncy.
DRESSMAKING.
DRBSSMAKINO FOR CIBLDRKM TO
order; also Indies' waists Louise
Shoemal.ir, III Adams nvenue.
NEWSPAPERS
TUB WILICBS-BARHB RBCORD CAN
be had In Scianton nt the news stands
of Relsmau tiroi.. os spruce ana wi bin
der; M. Norton SZi Lackuwnnna avenue,
I, 3. 8chutr.cr. 211 Spruce street.
LEGAL.
TUB ANNUAL 5IKBTING OF TUB
shareholders of the Theo. A. White
Manufacturing Ccmpany will bo held
Tuesday. Janu.u v 10th, at 2 p. m., In their
olllee In the Oould Building. Linden
street, for tho eleeili n of directors and
the ti.insactlnn of mch other bu-lness ns
iiinv be piopeily brought before the meet
ing". L R. STBLLB.
Secretary.
NOTICB IS IIBRKUY OIVBN THAT A
meeting ot the stcckholdeni of tho
Sprint llicok Water Company will bo
held at tho otllco of tho said company, No,
711 Board of Tiude Building, in tho Cltv
nf Scranton, on Wednesday, January 17,
I'iOO. nt tin a. m. In necordaneo with tho
bv-lnws ot the company, for tho puiposj
of i-lietlug dlnetois for the ensuing e,ir,
mid for the ti.innit tlon of such other
business us inny propetlv como before the
muting T. H. WAl'KINS.
Secretary.
NOTICB IS HBRBBY OIVBN THAT
the annual meeting of tho sharehold
ers of the Third National bank of Scian
ton will be held nt their banking reams
on Tuesday, January 9, 190). between tho
hours of three and four o'clock p. m
for tho put pose of electing directors nnd
transacting tiny other business that may
properly come beforo the meeting.
WM. It. I UCK, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa.. Dec. 27. JS99.
"Ho went awny to Cape 5Iay dls
mawnln'."
"Who In thunder is i mining the roid.
anywny?" shouted tho little man, get
ting ety led In tho face.
"Well, I tell you, boss," replleel the
ebon attendant, "dls yete toad Jes' tun
hltself, sah, nn' deto hnln' nobody
needed 'round to look after things but
me."
-
A PLBASANT DI TY.-"Wlu u 1 know
nn thing worthy of iccomuieudutloii, l
consider It my duly to tell It," s.ijs Rev.
Jnme.i Minlcck, of Bumsbuig, Pa. "Dr.
Agnow's Catnirlml Powder has cured mo
nf Catiirrh of II e curs standing. It is
certnlnly magical In Its effect, The ilrst
application benefited me In live minutes,
I would not bo without It In the house.
Sold by Matthews Bros, and W. T.
Clark S3
Exchange.
SITUATIONS WANTED
smTowTluTlnYXiiFNo
girl to do housework In small fanill ;
would like to work In Gieen lllilge. Ad
dless S3J Putnam ulrcct, North Bud.
StTFATlON WANTT.D UV A OIBL 14
cars old, to take (are nf baby; would
like to work In lln.cn Itldgi'. Addles,
32li Putnam street. North Bud.
AULB IIODICD MAN AT PHBSBNT
out of WOlk would like 'lltintlon id
nny kind. Address T. H., Tribune olllte.
WANTBI) - SITPATION BY A RB
spertable oung Indv tit bousewoik In
small family. Addiess J. J. B 13M North
Washington avenue.
SITUATION WANTBD-BV A YOI'NO
man as drler. Address J. M Tilb
uno ottlce.
SITUATION WANTBD-llY P.XPBItr.
cured and thoroughly competent loeo.
motle mill stationery riiglmei. Hood
inference. Address Hugh ccr. Tribune of
lice. SITUATION WANTBI) - WASH I NO,
ltoiiliiK or nnv Kind of hnun leaning
by the day, ot will take washing home.
Address, Mts. I.m-, C3t Mliicral street.
SITUATION WANTBD-BY A YOUNO
innn as stcrogrnpher or tinokkieper,
rer. reneo gion; bond If desired. Ad
dress M H02 Jneksnn street.
PROFESSIONAL..
ACCOUNTANT AD AUDITOR.
B C. SPAUI.D1NO,
building.
il TBADBItS' PANIC
tRCHITKZT'i
BDWABD II. DAVIS. ABCBITBCT.
Connell bullillng, .Scranton.
LBW1S HANCOCK. .III. !Cit7'TllTi:i 'T.
"!" Spruie st., cor. Wali a , Si t.inton.
KRBDUUICK I,. BROWN. AIUMIITBCT.
Price building, 12; Washington .ncnue,
Scranton.
DANCINQ.
FlTorCsT M KOVACIIY AND DAUC.lf
teis. Dine In.; Teaehits Sttletlv pil
ate Ic-scns nny tlino at icsldeuce. 3
Qulncy aei.ue.
DR I. O. BYMAN, f-TRANTON PRI
nto Hoxpltal, eor. WjomlliB and Mul
benj. Fit. H. F. RBYNOI.DS, OPP. P. P.
DR. C. C. I.AUBACH, 113 Womlug ae.
WBI.rOMB C. SNOVTBt, Coal Bxeliunrf
2nd floor, Room D, Hours. 9 to 1, 2 to !i
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
TUB KLK CAFB. 123 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rales reeson.ible.
p. ZBICLBR, Pioprlrtor.
SCRANTON HOUSB. NBAR D.. L & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the l.a
ropean plat.. VICTOR KOCH. Prop
I ""'
RICHARD J. BOURKB. ATTORNF.Y-nt-Lnw,
500-2 I.acknwanna aenue. r.cn
eral law buslne-s, colIetlons and loans.
J. W. BROWNING, ATTORNBY AND
Coiltisellor-at-l.aw. Rooms 312-J1! Meurs
building.
D. U. RBPI.OC.I.B. ATTORNBY-BOANh
ngotl.ited on teal t.ile s;curit
Mi.irs building cm m r Washington
neiiiie and Spruce street.
51. J.
Law.
DONAIIOB.
otucos. 1,12-rr
ATTORNBY-AT-
Menrs building.
FRANK B POVt.B. ATTORNBY AND
Counsellor-nt-t.aw. Burl building,
Rooms 11 and II, Wnchlngton neitiue
WILLAltD. WARRBN KNAPP, AT
tornees and ( onnseiif,rs-iit-l.av iie
publlcan building, Washington a nine.
JBSSFP d JBSSFP ATTORNBYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law, rommonwc tilth
building, rooms 1, 20 nnd 21
JA5IBS W OAK FORD.
Law. Rooms 514, 51",
Trado bul'diiig.
ATTORNBY-AT-
and CIS Biard of
F.DWARD W THAYBR ATTORNBY
Rnrtns 901-91I, ith floor Mcirs bulldlnr
L A WATRB" ATTORNBY-AT-I AW
502 Bo.ild of Ti.idn building, Scianton,
Pa.
C R PITCHBR. ATTORNl'V-AT LAW
Cnminouwenlth building ii.intnn P.i
PATTBRON , WILCOX.
Nation il Rank bulldtug
TRADBP.S'
r comt:gys, o-i ;
building.
R B PI' B 1. I C A V
A. W. BFRT1IOLF,
5Iont building
ATTO R N B Y.
rni"!r'"i- -"'-s ii-.-nv"
DR. W B. ALLBN, 511 NORTH WASH
Ington avenue
DR S. W. L'AMORBAUV. OFFC: "i
Washington acroe. Iti vldence 111S
Mulbertv Chronle diseases, lungs,
heart, kldnees and cenltn-uiln irv o.
gans a specialty, llnttis 1 to 1 p. m
-t,-.i
SCHOOL OF THB LACKAWANNA.
Scranton, Pa. Courses prrparatorv to
college, law. nudlelne or business
Opens Sept. Bill Send for catalogue.
Rev. Thomas 51. C,in, I.L D . princi
pal and proprietor: W. B. liuiule. A
51,. headmaster.
enrrrjs:
O. R. CLARK CO.. SBBDMBN AND
Nurse 1 men; stme llfi Washington ne
lil c grien hoiie. 1139 Noith 5Ialn ae
nue; storo telephone, 72.
VHP".
SORCV3
JOS. KUBTTBL. BBAB 111
KUBTTBL,
wnniii ainue, SHi'intou, u.t
tutor of Wlr? Set cons.
BAUBR'S OBCHBSTBA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, p irtles, receptions, wed
dings and conceit wotk furnished For
terms address It, J Bauer, conductor,
117 W.omlng uo:u'e, over llulbeits'
music store.
51BOAROBB BROTIIBRS." PRINTBRS'
scpplles, en elopes paper bags, twine
Win chouse 110 Washington aenuc,
Scranton. Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central Kullntil f Nev lu'n-
Stutlons In New Yntk Foot of l.lbeitv
stieet, N. It., und South Feri, Whitehall
street. ' , , , , ,
Anthracite coal used exclusive ly, ln" i
Ing elianllness and lomf.irt.
TI51B TAI1LB IN LFFBCT NOV V. P'h.
Trains leae Sernntor for Now Yoik,
Newark, BlUabith, Philadelphia, B.iston,
Bcthlchein. Allcntown, 5Iaueh chunk and
White llaen, nl s.30 a in.: expiess, I,-;,),
express. 4 0) p m Sund,is, 2.15 p. in,
For Flttstoti and Wllke s-Hnire, b30 a,
ni . 1.20. 4 10 p. III. tf und.t s. 215 p. w.
Foi Biltlmoro and Washington, and
nnliits South and Wist Via Hethlehcni,
bio a. m , 1 20 p. in. Sundas. 2.15 p. in
For Long Brain h, Ocean (iroe, etc., at
8.10 a. m, nnd 1.2) p. m.
For Beading, Lebanon and Ilnrilsbuig,
ln Allentonn, 8 31 n, m , 1 20 p, m. Hun.
cloys, 2 15 p. in.
Fnr Potts Hie, SCO u. m, 1 2J p. m.
Through tickets to nil points east, south
and west nt lowest rate at tho station.
J. II. OLHAl'SBN, Oen. Supt..
H. P. BALDWIN Oen. Pass. At.
LACKA-
tuanufiic-
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in Effect November 19.
1809.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 n. m., week day, for Sunbury,
HarrlsbttrfT, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m,, week days, for Hneleton,
Pottsvtllc, Reading, Norilstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington ana Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 ;i. m., week days (Sundays 1.58
p. m.), for Sunbury, Harrlsburg.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and the
West.
4.27 p. in., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. It. WOOD. Oon. Pnss. Agt.
J. II. HUTCHINSON. Gen. Mgr.
Del.. I.tu'i . an I WosUrti.
in Bffect Dec. 17, 1S09.
SOUTH Lea o Scranton for New York
at 2.13 .'100. 3 w, Suo and 10 03 ti. m.: 12 33
and .I'll p m. For Philadelphia at 5 JO,
XW and tool n. in,; 1233 and 33.1 p. m.
For Btroudsburg ut 6 1o p. m. Milk nnd
Accommodation nt n to p. m. Arilve at
Hoboken tit 0 33. 7.1S, U.1G n, m.I 12 Oi, 2.17,
4 K 7,1't and ;i Kb p, m. Arrive at Phllu
dilphli ut 1000 a. in.; 100, 34S. 000 and
s 2.' p. m. Arrle from New York at li 03.
2 13 and 4 00 a. til.; 1 Oil, 132. 3 31 and 8 t3
p m From Stmudsbiirg at 803 a. m.
NORTH-l.ine Scranton for Buffalo
and Intel tin dlnte stations at 1210,2 50,
I "i and ;i (i a. m , 1 !', ami 3 30 p. m. Fo;
Oswego nnd Sw.iun-o nt to', a. m. and
l.fi p. m. Fur Utli.i at 2 30 a. m. and
I ",3 p. m. For Mont lose at 900 n. m.;
1 o3 p m. nnd 3 30 p. m. For Nicholson
nt too and ill," p. m. Arrle In Scranton
fiom Biiffnlo at 2 10, 2 33. 3 2", and 10 00 a.
m : .1 'M and 7 to p. m, Fiom Oswego and
s r.u in e nt 2 rr, a in ; u 3s uud ;i io p. m.
From S incuse at 7 l'i p m. l-'rom t'tlca
nt 2.13 a m : 12 "S anil .! "o p. in. From
NIchoNon at 7 .71 a in, and fi 00 p. m.
From Montroe at 10 00 a. ut,; 3 2) and
7.10 p. in.
BLOOMSBURO DIVISION Leave
Sitniiton for Not tlumibetland at 0 30, 1008
a m.; 1," and i. In p m For PI mouth
at 1 0",, 3 11 and s ",0 p. m Foi Nantlcoko
at s.10 a. m Anli' at Northumberland
at 9 33 n in , 1.10. 3 us und M p. in. Ar
rle Nniitkoki- -it 9 .fl n. m. Arrive nt
Pl mouth ut 2 (",, I 10 and 9 13 p. in. At
rle at Serantcm from Noithumliuland
ut 9 12 a. in, 12 33, 133 and S .V) p in
Fiom Nantlcoko nt ll.no a. m From
Plj mouth ut 7.37 i. m . 123 nnd fin", p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
SOUTH l.cae Scranton nt 2.13. 3 00,
3lii. 1iii3 ii, m ; .irt nnd 3 4n p. m.
NORIII-l.c-iee Sirn.iton .it 12.10. 2 50,
4 o3 p. m.; 1 53 nml 5 30 p. in
UI.OOMSBFRIS DIVISION - l.eae
Sunnton at 10 03 a. m nnd C 10 p. m
Dcliiw u-j nil I HtnUiHi.
On Nov. Pith. 1S19, tialns will leave
Scranton as follows:
For Caiboinl,ile-0 2). 7.51, S VI. 10 13 la.
m.I 12 noon. 12!. 2 20. 3 52. 5 23. 6 2... .....
9 15. 11 oil p m.; 1 Pi n. m.
For Alb.inv. Saratoga, Montreal. Bos
ton, New Bnglnnd points, etc. fi 20 n. in.;
2 :o p. m.
For Honcsd.lle-C 20, 10 13 a. m.;
20, S 23
P. ni.
for Wllkes-n.irre fi 4 ,
.IS.
S.41,
4.27,
lis
6 10,
in a. m.: 12M, 12S, 2 IS,
3 3!
7.1&. mil. 1110 p ni.
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., K
Lehigh Valley R-illrond-fi.15 p. m.; 12 01,
2 1S. 4 27 p. 111.; with 111 ick Diamond Ln
liress, 11 ?0 p nt. , . ,.
For Pennslanl.i Railroad points, C.Ij.
9 3S a. m.: 2.18, 4 27 p. in.
For western points. !a Lehigh alIeY
It.illrond-7.4S a. m.I 12 Oi. .113. with BlacK
Diamond Bxpiess. 10.11, 1130 p. m.
Tialns will an lo In Scranton ns fob-
From C.irbnndalo and the Nnrth-6.4
Tt! S.'.s '3 10 IS. 11 5S a. m.; 1 2.1. 2 15,
3 25. 4 2.1." 7.11. 10 J 1127 p. ni.
From Wllkcs-Hiue nnd the South 6.1 .
7 4S. s 4S, litis. ll.."5 11 m.: LIS. 2 14. 3 4S,
5 20, (,21, 7M 9 05, 10 05 p in ; 1.11 a. in
SUNDAY TRAINS
Foi Carbond.ili U03. 11 3J p. m.t 2 21,
3r-.' 5 17 ''5! p in
For Wllkes-P, ino-'i3S 1201 a. m.; 1 ui,
3 2S, 5 ti. 7 IS i in. ,
For Alb.inv. Sn.itora. Montreal, Bos
ton. Nu Falkland points, etc.. 2 23 p. m.
Lowest i.itcs to nil points In United
States mid Can id.l
,r W IIFRD1CK, !. P A Albiny. N, Y.
II W. CROSS, D P. A.. Se ran toll. Pn,
Lcltifjli Vall.-v Cnll'Mtl.
In Bffict No lull. isio.
TRAINS I.BAVB S-CRANTON.
For Plillidelphla and New Yntk. li D.
& II R B. at OF, il. 111. and 120!. 2 IS.
127 (Hl.ick Diamond Fxptc-ssl. and ll.ir
p in. Sundas. D .. II. It. It. 1.3S, 7 4
'' For White llimii, Iliizliton and prln
elpil lioints III the coal legions, lu U
.. 11 It R . 0 13. -' is and 1 27 p. in. I' of
Putts lib i. i. -' is P. "'
i',,,- ii. ihi, h, ni. Bn-loii. Rending,
H.ir-
llsblllg nml pilnclii.il Inteimidl ito
sta-
tb ns. ia D. . ti u. u . "c a. oi.;
Is I "7 iBIuk Dliiniieid Lspioss),
o.,.:.i..u n .e. II It. R . 1.5s. 74s i.
12 01,
11 TO.
m.
.,,...;-. -.- , , -, .,,
Fill TllllMI IIUIIH I. ie,.eii,e... ..,,,,..,
lib it ii Gi'iieii and pilnclpnl Interim dl
,,te. Millions. la 1) L A W. R P.. 0S
n in , I i" and 3 !5 p in
For Be ne.i. Roe In ster. Buffalo. M ig
111.1 Fall- Chli.igii. nnd nil points we-t.
, l). II It B.. 1-' 'a "' ("lack DU
liionil Bsiire-si. 7 Is 10.11. 11.30 p. in.
suiiuli-. D A. II R. B. 1-' i P- rn . . 4S
Pullman pallor and sleeping or Lehigh
iilh pallet i. us on nil trains between
Will,, "!! me and New Yolk. Philadel
phia liutlulii and Suspension Bridge
RdLl.lN H WILBUR. C.i n. Supl , 2j
Uoitl.indt stliet. New Yolk.
CIIARLIN S I.BB Gen. p.is. Agt. 29
Ciiitlnndt siiei t, Nw Yoik
A. W NONNBMACHBR. Dlv. Pass. ,Bt.,
South Retlih hem. P.i
For tliket- nnd Pullman ie-eiatlons
apply ""' Lack iwaun i ae-, Seraiiton. Pa.
l.nc nml Wvmnim Viilluv.
Time Table In Bffect Sept. 11th. li.
Tialns le.ne Scianton tor New Yoik,
Niwbuigh and luti rniedlati1 points on
Bile i.illioad, al-o foi llawle and local
Putins at 7 e5 a in, nr.it 2 2s p. m
Retuinlug trains nrthe at Scranton
at lu 21 n m. and .1 Pi and 9.10 p in
srutYnt.Y iivtsio.
in i:rioci net. 'Jatii.'isnt.
N'ortii Hound.
houtli llonpd
WW
uAiilu- I.eaei
S Y Frank In ht
I 7 in West, 4.'na street
7( weciiawiien - ... fconr ....
if n'Arile:, r 'iffyt "f r m
i im ue'liaeeueii
10 43
111 10
10 31
10 21
13 13
I00
11 Ml
0 40
I i
H.'i
'I In
,.i l l
vaou-iit ... t.'io i.iu
. 1
' Hanoi clt ' :
hlai)l,'lu
Pieston 1'arl;
Wluwouci
1'oyotello ,
it son
l'leisaut Mt.
I iiiuiiUMo
loicsLiliy
t'at tuiiil i o
WhiteltrbUe
-M tt) field
Jerui) n
Arclilbilil
Wliiloii
Peckllle
olwlmut
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