THE SCRANTON TKIBUNE-TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1900.
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CARBONDALE.
LAKE HOUSE BURNED.
Stephen Whlttiioie's Crystal Luke
hotel uns tntnlly destiovcd by fire
yesterday morning. The origin Is lint
known. Thoio has been one tnnn liv
ing then- dime V. I. Thompson un I
family went to Sernnton.
Tho hotel Is iiiic (if I In Innd-iuntks
f this vlolnltv. The- original stood
thetc before I'liilionilntc was thought
of, and was one of the "topptnn pticui
on the famous Mllfonl nml oweg)
turnpike. That building wan remodel
od Into the Bttuctuit! burned, Fifty,
jears ugo It wh the scene of many
parties und gutliei lugs of varloui
kinds.
The oilglnal bulldet was mined Har
ton. lie wold to u man named Camp
bell, who cold to the late Andrew
Simpson. The Simpson estate disposed
to Hnzlotnn banker Hondilft: In HHii
tho piosent owner came Into posses
ploti. WILL RESUME BUSINESS.
The many frlcmW of K. I). Purdy it
Co,, who moMd thelt tmvefty store
from this ( Ity to Sehnectady, last
pummel : who weie closed by tho
sheilff last week, will be 'glad hi
loam that theli attalis have been
readjusted ii ml the business will !
opened ugln Sattlidav. Ml"' Mnggl1
Cllftoid and Jeionie ".Vothorby, of till 4
city, who wire olotklug the le, will
le.no thl morning foi Si henect.idv to
icsume their positions.
MORE YARD ROOM.
The glowing toil business of tho
Del.iwaio and Hudson i onipiny re
quite ir.oie aid loom, and the like
stieet piopeitles of Mm. A. liattle,
Mis. Thomas Walsh. Potci O'Xelll and
Patiltk Mantiion hae been purchased,
the ynid limit being esti'iided to a
point below the "Lookout."
DEATHS.
At I o'clock v'steidu.v morning Mrs.
Maii.i T. l'iriill tellet of .Tamos F.
run I'll, who died (he yens nKo
breithed hei Khi. She was lifts -0112
oats old; had atas ri sided In this
city, wlit'ie her Christian tliarueter
won many fi lends. Deceased Is sin
vlved by seen ehltdren: Sister Oer
ildlne. ot Seranton; Mrs. Hatiy Wil
liams. Misses Katherine, Kiln, Anna
and Lucy, and John Farroll, of this
olty. A teojuiem mass will be cele
brated In St. Hose chinch at 9.31,
Wednesday morning.
Mis Elen Van Klik, of No 11 Higi
sheet, died Sundav, aged sixty-six
j ears, ot pneumonia. One daughter.
Mrs. W. 15. Stanton, survives; two
brothel s, Hllsha and Arnold Lilts, of
this city, and two sisters, Mrs. Kate
ct.iidnci, of the "Falls," and jj, .
Abner (Sofl. of Dundatf. Funeral will
be at the icsldence at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, new Charles Lee will olli
c i.i to. Interment at lltookslde.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
(!. I". Swlgert uk.s in Hinghamton
yesteuluv
A. J. Wells Is (onllned to his homo
on Ninth Chin th stieet, by rerlous
Illness,
John Cole's $100 hoiso died suddenly
jesteiday moinlng.
A. J. Thompson nlso lost a home
esterdav.
Mis. Oeoige Dlmoek. of Chestnut
avenue. Is visiting Ol pliant friends.
Mis. Rdw.ud Dlmoek has letuinea
fiom a Ilt with Peckvllle friends.
The Amaranth Social dub gave a
delightful social at liuike's hall last
evening. Pi of. Firth furnished music.
Mis. A. S. Lensley entei talned lur
bmther. Mllo Wilcox, of Nineveh, jc
toid.u Fiank Llndsiy is In the niettopolls
on business.
Mrs. II. It. Litluop. Mis. Mniv L.
Ciane and family, nnd Mis. M. Is.iiiello
Lathi op and t.milly, and M. I). Lath
nip dined cstetdiy at W. W. Lath
lop's In Gieen Hid e.
"SRLr PRESERVATION Is the first
law of Nature." and to take Hood's
Sarsaparllla on the Hist npeaiance of
lmpuie blood Is an important step to
ward self piccrv.itlnn. It makes rich,
red blood and Insures good health.
HOOD'S
diugglsts.
PILLS do not gripe.
2.'.c.
All
PECKVILLE.
Members of the Seranton and Petk
vllle Gun club gave a shoot on the
Poekvlllo grounds josteidny afternoon
Each club was to select ten men but
upon the arrival of the Sci anion con
tingent only seven men appeared To
make up the ten. time uei.. , i..
fiom the Peckvllle (lub Live ni,...,,. u
were shot at. cadi man shooting at ten
bltds. Peckvllle won bv one blul. Foi.
lowing Is the sroio and paitles p.iitlcl-
in Washing Paint
don't scrub it and
wear off the sur
face. Use Gold Dust
Washing Powder
according to direc
tions printed on
every package and
you will be pleased
with the results and
surprised at the
saving in labor.
SiH rr frc bookltt-" Golden RuU
for Rouitwork "
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
CHciio St. Unit NewTorlc BoKoo
cmniin WHEN ,N D0UBT y
tvlgortoihewhol.hli,ir. awaTL. ..
money, Is.bo. bind li,7, i.6wb0",
VB iiU
SpuJce Itr. PHELPi' Parmaci.t, ccr. Wyoming avenue and
Our Ad.
rating: Sernnton J. D. Mason, 4; II,
K, Spencer, fi; Charles Von Htorcli, 7,
II. Cullen, C; H. nittenbendor, D; Joe
Shotto, 6; Thomas James, .1: F. P, Hon
Jamln, G; William Walker, .1; J. De
pew, 5. Peckvllle William Allen, I;
William Oo:ne. I; J. Shone, 0; W. Orn
ham, 6; .1. Reese, 4; J. D. Peck, fi: D,
Howells, t); W. J. Itrmtd, 7; Ilobeit
Peck, 4; H. M, iPlercc. S.
Mr. and Mrs. '.. P. TlnklepnURh were
at Avoea last evening, attending the
wedding of Mr. William Evans to Miss
Jennie Goodman.
Mr. John Ketulnll Is clot king nt tin
Keystone Store company's store, nt
Hlchmondale. Tho store Is tinder tin
mannReincnt of our popular townsman,
Mr. W. L. Carr.
Mr. Robert Moon, a student nt Dick
inson Law school, Cat lisle, Pa re
turned to that Institution yesterday,
after spending a week with his parents,
the Hev. and Mrs. S. II. Moon, ot South
Main street.
On Saturday, Jan. 6, there will be n
locnl institute held nt Lafayette build
ing, Jcssiip, commencing at 1.30 p. m.
The following talent will take part In
the programme: Prof. Cummlngs, Miss
Cnrrlc Kenyon, Supetlhletiilont Tnvlor,
Dr. Thompson. Mi. Thomas F. Walsh,
artist: Prof. Will Wntklns, Miss Hut
nett, phonoRinph, pupils of Wlntoi
schools, The above mentioned ladles
and g( ntlemen have chosen subjects
pleasing and Instructive.
Mi. A. J. Chnpman ictuined yestei
day to his studies at W.vnmlng semi
nal y, after spending tho holiday vaca
tion with his parents, Mr. nnd Mis,
Henry Chapman.
TAYLOR NEWS.
A Watch Party Held at the Home of
Miss Addle Goodwin Funeinl An
nouncementOther News Notes.
A watch party was given by Miss
Addle Goodwin nt her home on Union
stieet, on Sundav evening The old
j, ear wn ushertd out and the new year
wcic omit! In with nppioptlate ' xer
dses A lunch was served to tho
guests dm ing the ov cnlng by the
jiiuni hostess. The young folkii pres
ent were: Misses r.ml Fahtior, Jen
nie Liundei, Lovedv Dimstorio, Annie
L Hinder, Jsse M. Jones, Addle Clood
wln, Daisy Sweet, M iigaiet Wllllnms,
Lena Gendall, LlPido Jones, Kate
Shepard, Kthel Jones and Annie Good
win, and Mc-ms. Hit hat d (lendall.
Stanley Mlllei, Tied Stone, Hiny and
Rdwanl '"wtot, Albeit Rose, Frank
Gendall, Rig u Stone. Air. and Mm T.
Reese and Mr. and Mis. Joseph Good
win, nnd Ifeniv Powell.
The funei.il of the lite Miss Sadie
Carter will occur from the residence
of her parents, Mr. nnd Mm. IMinond
W. Carter this nfteinnmi. Servicer
will be hid at the Calvary Haptht
ehurdi, of which the (L-ceased was i
faithful attend int. and n!o a teacher
In the Sundav school I'.tstoi Mi v.
Dr 11.11 Harris will oi'ictitc. Ruil.il
at the W.ishbuin stiec. eemeteiy.
Mi. William Jenkins, of Main stieet.
who was quite prr,full Injun d at th"
Jet in n No 1 collleiy list week. Is
inpldly leiovrilng fiom his inluiy.
The boiough sclmilp will i-npen this
tnomlng. after a two weeks' vacation
The attindnnce at tlu filr of the
Chuich oi Inineulato Concepiiun at
Weber's link list ovonlnu liigelv ex
cceded any piovimi" evening sine- th-j
fair opened. An celli nt enteitaln
mentwas given in which tlie Tavlnr
Silver Comet band and the famous
Lallv chlldien p.u tldpated. and tho-,e
who failed to 1 e pievrnt last evening
missed a grand tiu.il.
Mi. John T. Jones, ji of Taylor
stieet vva-. the lucky luldei of th
tld,et vvhK h won the milling micliln"
at the i.illlc hi Id at Rnslinm's hall last
week, for tho b'enellt or Mm. Divld D
Williams Mrs. Wl'lhms mil h.-
family wish to extend thilr thinks t,
all foi showing their svininthy.
Justice of the Peue Andir'w Doles
is In Poughkeepsle, N. X.
MI-s Sallle Pi lee, elu utlonWt, ot this
..i.-.. .. .,.. .. .....
imu-c-, nui i m maosi oi lllllllls III
Dunmoie, where she alsci tni k a mom.
Inent pait In a cintata ueifoimtd Hum i
!..-.-... '
last evenin
Miss Susie Powell,
Is ill.
Lackawanna lodge
Ladles' Piotestant
meet this evening.
of Taj lor slte.'t,
No IS, Ainotlc in
nssnclatlon, will
.Miss Knte Shepard, of Wilkes-Raitn.
Is the guest of hei cousin, Miss Rthel
Jeints, of Stons stieot
OLYPHANT.
The Juvenile Dantirg tluss held a
New Yeai's social In Million's hall la.u
evening. Dnndng t eminent ed at 9
o'clotk to tin- music of Law i dice's or
thestia ot six pleees. The affair w.u
enjoyed by about thirty eoi.iki-, Th
c lass will not meet this t veiling
'lhe. Liakely Soel.il dub will meet at
the lesldenee of Mi. and Mis. R. J.
Llojd. Seott stieet, this evening
The llttl son of Mr. and Mi-. Cleoii.-
Twaddle, of Lackawanna rttctt, Is I'l
wltn Ulplitheii.i.
Mlts Nellie Cummlngs, nttlo daugh-
TheyWaiteoelthetetofyeaTi,
and h ivt cured thuuiands ol '
eaKofNerouiPiaci.,Bcb .
latDebiluv. !),,... . mJi."
at rJebiluv, Uizzintit, bleepletf
They clear the brain, itrengthe
tbe circulation. mlf Hm..,iM
mb biiu w ariuirpiF j irnnni m
. ... ?'"", and impart a health!
"JA I??"0' 'I "" ?' "' refund U
's?5iiv-"s?se ssj!s.
ks'CVi "
H WashingPowlsEl
Will Appear
Won't Core Everything,
Dtit Dr. Kenned) 's Favorite Rem
edy Witt Cure You ir You Stir
rer Troin Disease of tho
Kidneys, Liver, Kind
tier or lllood,
Thirty Years of Cures to Its Ctedlt
Trial Bottle Fie.
Kidney disease should be nttended to
at once, for almost in per cent, of our
uncNpectiil deaths of today nio fiom
that cause. Dr. David Kennedy's Fa
vorite Remedy Is tho only sure euro
known for diseases of tho KIdnes,
Liver, madder and lllood, Rheuma
tism, Dyspepsli and Chionlo Consti
pation. It Is marvelous how It slops
that pnln tho the back, iell"Ves tho
necessity of urinating so often nt
night, drives nwny that scalding pain
In passing water, cornets the bad of.
foots of whiskey nnd beer and shows
Its benefit ill effects on tho svstem In
an Incredibly shot t time. It Is sold by
all drug stores at Jt 00 a bottle.
You can tell Just as well as a phy
sician whether vour Kidneys me dis
eased oi healthy. Fill a tumbler with
urine and lot It stand SI bonis; If It
has a sediment, if It is milky ir cloudy,
tllscoloied or palo, If It Is ropy or
stilngy, jour Kldnevs and madder aro
In a dingerous condition and oti do
not need a phjsidan to tMI you so.
If vou would like to test Favotlte.
Remedy fieo of all diaige, -ond nur
full name and pnstollloe addiess to tho
Dr. Divld Kennedv Coipoiatlon, Ron
ilout, N, Y and a free til.il bottle, to
gether with u pamphlet of vilunble
medical advice, will lie sent you post
paid providing vou mention this paper
vi hen you write. The publlsliets of
this' piper giuianteo the genuineness
of this ofler.
ter of Deputv Piothonotni v and Mri
J. F. Ciiniinlngs. w m the ritliri nt St.
Pati ii-k's t hurc b fair.
Rdltoi P. V. Phllbln and A. J Caw
ley, of Aichbald, weie t alius In town
l sft nil.
J. Rvans spent Sunday with Haw
lev lrlctul-
511' s Mn'iie Dohertv, of the lickl
wanna hoaplt'il at Seranton, lslfd
her home bete. Sundny.
Mls M.nv Waid, ot Avoci, Is thj
guest of Miss Nellie McAndrew, of
Scotch street.
Mi?. T L I'eitv and 'hlldren ie
turiKi' jesteidiv fiom a visit with
telatlves at Cu bond ale
S. L. Mi C.i be has i"tui'ned frnni a
visit to hl home In N-mv Yoik state.
Rutin s band seienaclci 3eeial placs
iir the n"vv j eir wa usie;ed In and
dlse oiii sc'. good music.
JIN' Katie MtNlehols. of Tavlor.
spent jtsterday with ft lends at this
place.
To the Public.
I want to let the people who suffer
lnmi iheiimatisni and sciatica know
that Chimberlaln's Pain llaltn le
lleved me aftei a number of other
medicines and a tloetoi had failed. It
Is the best liniment I hive uvei known
of. J. A. Dodgen, Alphatetta, Oa.
Thousands have been euied of iheu
matlsm by this lomedy. One appllta
tlon ulleves the pain. Foi sale b
all diugglsts. Matthews Riothi'is,
wholesale and retail agents.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
A pietty wedding tool, pine j,ote.'
tlny morning In the lilmitlvc Metho
dist chin eh. when John Rvans and
MN Maiv J. Dhin.'i. dauizlili i nf llv
I and Mi. James Dlniu". nf West Ma-
fleld, weie united In Manias . The
i Inldi who was attiml In a pietty
1 costume ,if blu. was atVndid by her
slstet, Ll77le. Rdwln Rruco was best
"I "' 'Vs the bridal paitj otucied the
'huith the.v wen met bv the thte
..,.lw. ,.
usheis, Willie Tompkins, (iiatlle II.-m-
vv and Oioige Hckwltli, who icced
ed them to the chance! i.illi to the
stialiis of the wedding match This
ii'lenionv was peiloiuii'd by the pis
tot of the chinch, Rev Thomas Cook
and was witnessed bv a huge congie
gltion After the cei oniony Uie bildal
puty diove down the valley to Provi
dence, nnd at 7 o'clock last evening
they letuined to the hoim of tha
bilde's patents, where an elibor.ite
mppir was soivcd and :t iinptlon
held. Mr. and Mis. Rvans will at
once comment e housekeeping in tlvir
lomfo.'tahly furnished home at West
Maylield.
Rev. Maynaid R. Thompson, pn-tor
of the ritst Raptist t hui oh, who vvai
mriiU'd last wtek it Iiuffalo, K Y
has letuined -vlth his lild", and tiotli
weie given a heutv Kieptioii by the
ladle, of the church, nt thelt comfort
ably furnished homo mi Macon st,eet.
A pigeon shoetlrg match van held
on the Rast Side tri minds vcstculay nf.
ternpon, vdun Jwltls Rdwntds. Will
Rostmotgy. Nels-on CiU Cuth Chov
lei field and Will Dunn weie tied for
(list pi I", and r.i. pii.nipq, oabrl'i
nun .uio .nine v in wiiiie tl"d for flOi?.
ond money.
A number of the oting people nf
town enjoved a sleigh ilde to Tomji.
klnsville lust evening, wheie they weie
dellghtfullv entt i tallied by th.' misses
Rmmi. Anna and Stella t'uie. Among
those, pieent weio- Misses Dana Rv
met. Jessie Winter. Gertiude Davis,
Maiy Swkk Rva Whealei, Jull v Oil!
and Claud" Stodtei Kianlt Rdshei.W.
Osbome, rjiant Hell, Ftf.nk Winter
and Mr. 'nn floider, o' S'l.intrn.
.Miss Mao M. c.iadv, petal cletlc at
tho Mav field postoillce. .has letuined
home, after spending a v eek's vaca
tion with ft lends in ("iltnidvillo.
Wallei Wlnlleld ban if signed his po
iltlon nt Place's Cih stole. Mm field
nnd accepted oin with the Ontnilo and
Wetein Tinilio.id tompany.
Walter Itakei has leslgned Ids pos.
tlon at th.. Deltwaie nnd Iluds-on de
ped ;md aen'Pted nnothei :it tho TViinii
Itollleiy at Petkville. He I? sueceeded
at tho depot by his cousin, Tiank
lilkei.
llllt tiiible, of Albany, N. Y. spen'
the past two dav h lirn. in. .i
f im,, "I."B licie with oh
II lends.
nt
1
A clillil of ,Mt. nnd mis. David
Ojint'H, of Third stieet. was taken vio
lently 111 ystirdav. an! foi u time th
patents weir much ttlaiimd. Th
child wps Fom-'what biter last even
ing. Mi and Mis. Thomas Hiucp of
Scninton, v-n vlsltois h .p vemeidnv
Jlr and Mrs. Oeoige. Pondered, ar.,
nnd fnmlly, spent yentorday with Car
bondnle friends.
At G o'clock last evening an nlnrm of
flro was sounded by tho Delaware and
Hudson vvlilslle, causing considerable
excitement for a few moments. The
flto was nt tho homo of Anthony
Prynn, on Hvon street, nnd was caus
ed by tho Ignition of n Uhrlrtmns tree.
The ilnnies were nuon-htd befoio any
serious damage was done.
UALD MOUNT.
We nio expoi fencing the coldest
weather or the season. The theiinoine
tcr the pist few days registered about
s-eto. On Saturday and Sunday moin
lng It stood 2 above nt S o'clock.
Mix. Rleanor Pratt entertained at 5
o'clock tea on Friday. The guesta
weie: Mrs. J. C. Cobb, Mrs. o. Van
Ruskitk, Mrs. W. I. Spceco, of Seran
ton. Miss Coilnno llelsecker und Mr.
Ri'Nford Wilgloy, of Kingston.
Mis. Abel Wilgley entertnlned the
Lldles' Aid society on Thursday after
noon nnd tho voungcr members of tho
conRiegatlon In the- evening. A most
tnjojable evening was icpoited.
A laige concouiso of friends tes
ponded to Invitations to assist Mr.
nnd Mrs. James White In tho celebi.i
tlon of tho twelfth annlvcis.uy of their
matrlage on Fildny evening, tho 21th
ult. Many elegant and useful gifts
testified to the populailty of tho host
nnd hotess.
Washington Camp 6'.", P. o. S. of
A,, will hold public Installation one
week fiom Friday evening, the 12th
Inst. A free phonographic concert will
bo given, followed by an ojster sup
per and other lefieshments, the pro
leeds to go tow.ud lcpleulshliig the
tieasuiy of the camp.
THEATRICAL.
"The Gunner's Mate."
"The Gunner's Mite" was presented
at the Lvceuni esterday afternoon
nnd evening befoie two audlinca
which completely lllled the tin iter.
Those two audiences enood the per
foimitice heaitlly and thoioughly,
showing tilth approval by loud and
enthusiastic applause and tint In It
self Is enough for any playwright or
company of uctor to be pioud of.
The play Is a naval thtlllcr In four
nets lnttot'uclng n number of th" nlcl
tlnie melodramatic f.ivorites. There
was the luavo, inanlv and mngnanl
mous siller hero, nlw.ijs ai living at
oppoitunc moments to fiustiate tho
plan-i of tho villain, nnd the villain
was on hand also He was a doctor,
or rather a plivsleian. with a Van
Dyke beaid, a malignant c,reen-eved
expression and a bottle of consumption
Reims In an Inside pocket ready for
use. Tho sailor was In love with a
beautiful helrees (stage heiresses aie
ulwavs beautiful)' the doctor lovi-i
tho heliess also and the rest was thi
old but ever now stoiy of light tiluin
phant. A scene In the third act, where the
heio Is placed In tho fire bo of on;
of the bolleis to stop a lsak was ok
tecdlngly well curled out and for
tlullllng Intensity tho "Blue Jeans"
biu:: siw scene and the pile dilver
stone in the "Cotton King" no cut
Into a deep green shade by It. Whsn
the heio Is put In the villain causes a
lire nlaim to be sounded. The s.iIIoim
tush to quai tors leaving the man In th
llit'-bo. The villain clo's tho furnace
door and 'turn the forced draught
mechanism on leaving "Clement Car
ion" to his fate. The file comentes to
waim nnd just ns vou Imagine that ou
can niell the odor of burning flesh,
the sillots ittuin and ding the hero
out unconsrltus but, of course, alive.
Tin- company was fairly (ip.ble.
Nestor Lennoti gave a neat legul.ttlnn,
poe-on-tlie-coi nti -of-n-inble imperso
nation of the hi 10, and P. A. YelvllU'
ton was aiccptable as the vllliln.
Lionel ciaike (tnctul the role of Lieu
tenant r.iimswoith In .1 fall I v t ipahl"
n'.intiei. nnd Mius Helen M-HGiegoi us
the 1 oioine Iroked attipctlve and act
ed In the Ingenue nuiivior common to
itielo li.imntle heiolnc Al.nlon Clif
ton In the chaiacter role of Jlr Luk
ont. howovei, gave th. most artlstlu
peifotinanee of any n'l" The piece Is
falilv well mounted nnd will be icptat
cd this evening.
"A Rag Time Inception."
A (ompEMiv nnde up laigely of good
vaudeville aitlsts began a thiee dan'
tngagiinent at the Atmlcmj of Music
ye'.etday by ptodueln;; "A Rig Tlnu
Reception," a fatte 1 oniecly that wis
tonstiuttul for anus ment puipo.ss
solely.
It Is In thiee act' and each of them
Is well supplied with s-peelaliles. Gus
Plxh'v is one of tli leidlng membeis
of the eompinv and do' lhe tianm
specialty that has p.:lSe him f.i.-.ioui.
lie aim sang s.vei il )),'.io.''s on popu
' lar snns of the ilij in hi own inim
itable vvnv. 1
Other entei tainl'ig rpi laities vie
Intioducei bv Will I. Vmil, (il.tdvs
Van, Illi. lie Ve V'auil, the Ted.'.va
sl.steis. The e unpin' will be seen nt
tho Academy this mil ,oiionow nftv
noons and evtnlnc0
At the Grlcty.
"The Monte Curio (litis" op nod th
New Year with nil entei tninment tint
1 niiiiiineu 111 uiy 01 uie t'Mlling lia
lllKS of 11 toot ball game In the aay
of musculu! (oiflse. The music il bin .
Ii'miuoh that op nod and t los"d the pet.
foimance weie hudly up to the .stand
aid, but the specialties I 1 the cdlo weie
excellent. Iteinard II. Williams, who
opened the list, Is one of the most skil
ful In the nit of palming cauls and
coins, and Topac k and Steel, the knock,
about tomedians, gave an act that wan
unleiue and funny thioughout. Rwi
Swlnbuine and M.nle Rogers, the
soulnettob, had An unusual amount f
fun with the bos of the fiont rows,
and weie heaitlly nu'oiid at each up
peaiante. The Nudes rave an ehll.
tlon on the H.vlng trapeze that wns suf
llelentlv thrilling to phase the most
filth al attendant of the iiieui'. and
Ren li and Helchei's niuslial act was
nilglnal und entertaining. The ptr
fouimni'o toniiudt's with a faue-cont-edv.
entitled "Room fi," which Is bolfi
tdoiisly funny. "The Monte Cai'o
Rlils" will bo at the (Julcty today and
fomonow aftetnoon and tvenlng.
"Shannon of the Sixth."
Foi tho Inst three dais of this week
the attraction nt tho Arademy of Mu
! will be tho penvoifnl lomantlj
drama, "Shannon of th.; Sluti." Tlu
scenes of the play nrn laid In India
dining thu Stpo.v t"bdlion of isr,7. an I
111 ThiS PaOer VednedaV Her d Everything has been re-marked. W
. ' fVi. . F HCUllCfiUd, LfCC. OU. must make extensive alteratifltfsoiiM
count of the great increase in our business. You will find the prices at this dreat Cleirln-? Sale very- Intt?
esting. The early buyers will, of course, secure the best of our SUITS, OVERCOATS OR FURNISHINGS
S64S7G SAMTER BROS., Scranton's Leadintrtal&s
The People's Excnange.
ASWWWV
A
POPULAR CLCAttlNG 1IOUSK for tlia n.MisIt or AM Win.
llnve House to Kent, Real r.stuto or Other Property to
Sell or Lxclmruu, r Who Want Situation or Heln Tli3j
Small Advertisements Cot One Cent a Wor.1, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word- Hx:ept Sltmttio.ii WantcJ, Whleli Arj In.
sorted Free,
AGENTS WANTED.
AllRNTS " wXNTYnJ-nYTHRRQUlT-uble
Life lnsuriuice Comiiany of lovvn.
I'mlcr long time cotmnlsslon renewal con
trutts, in tlui piluclpnl tltlis of I'enn.
HjUnnlu. lteiiulrcineiits are nboilt l or
more jenrs old, good hnblts, good thnr
"ctcr. und ability to hum col. Ittll.ililo
refennie reiiiitHtril. I. T. Martin. Su
purliiUriileiit of Agent lis, Dis Melius, la.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ACTIVR MRN AND WrYMTTVRUY
whern to take ordirs for "Life of
Moim1," the great rvalgellst. Sells r.t
sight. Sample timbllni; j tut to m.ikn
fnm $.1 to $7 dully, by mull fno 011 re
UUtst. Address lllolie Ulblo Publishing
Co . 7.'J Chestnut St , Phllii., Pa.
WANTRIJ-ItRLtAHLR MAN TO Dl
Uvei uiiil tollttt. Snlnrv $1 a week
und expenses. Address, Munuf.iclun r,
1'. O. liux 1!7, l,n. Pa.
aoVDHNMRN T POSITIONS - DON T
prepaie for nny tlvll service or ci n
riis exnmlnntlon without seeing our cata
logue of Infoinintlon. Kent free. Coliini
bluii Corrt'H onilelice College, Washing
tun, D. C.
RNRP.ORTIC SALK3MAN COUNTHY
wnik. School BUpplles Hillary JIM
nnd extras. R. O. Evans S. Co, Chi
cngo, III,
WANTRD-I1Y AN R8TAULISIIKD
liuslnesM of n 'dull older, n representn
tlvo of nbllltv nnd bicklm; who can tiko
up Its work In the state of JVntisvlvnnlu;
no scliemo; pcrmnnrnt business with
tnotiev In It for the rlpht pwrtv. Address.
?:iJjlB references. I'OCNTAIN HATH
URLSR CO. Qrund Ruplds. Mich.
1
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
LADIRB TO DISTIlinUTR FRRR SAM
pies 111 elt.. Call nt S2) Washing
ton iivpiiue. from 8 3n to 10 30 u. in totliy.
WANTED-TO RENT.
WA NTRD-rt'RNirSlYRD"1r?oVTMT 'siTlT
able for gentleman and wife: central
ly located. Address, X, Y, C, Tribune
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RRNT-A FURNISHRD FRONT
room with or without boaid. 413 North
Seventh etrect.
FOR SALE
HORSESHORINn A SPECIALTY. I1AR
SIiups. TV', ouch, J2W per set of four;
Never Slips at Helrlegel's, 317 Louist St.
A RIND 8QCARR DRCKRIt PIANO.
Will be sold ver rmsonablv. Apply
to Miss Sanderson, l'UO Sandirson uve.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
rm to si.ooei. with :iTvici?rroTN
vest In nnv leglllmnte business that
will Ik ir Investigation. Addiobs R , Trib
une otllce.
BOARDIJG
nOARDINO B23 PINE STREET.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. R HRIGOS CLEANS PRIVY VAFLTS
nnd cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used A. R RRICOS. Pioprletor.
l.uivo eiders lluO Ninth M illi iivinue.
or Elckt's I'rug stole, coiner Adams mid
Mulbiriy. Teliiihono 9510.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKEB-RARRE RECORD CAN
bo had In Scianton it the news stands
or Relsman Dro'-. , 40a Spruce and CC Lln-
uer; ai rorton sss iacKawnnim avenue;
I. S Schutzer. 211 Spruce street.
LEGAL.
NOTICE IS IIRRRIIY C.IVEN THAT A
muting ot the f ti cltluddcn ol the
Spring Ri i ok Wall I Conipiuv will be
in Id at the i I'll e ot the s,i, Kinip ui. No
"Ul Ro.ild of Trnde Mullding. la the (itv
nf Seranton. on Wiiliiisdav, Jnminr 17,
HOO. at ten n. in. hi ationlinee with the
bv-lnvvs of the iiinipinv, for the purpose
of i In ting dhec tois f.ir the i usultig veil,
and foi the ti.ni" u tleiu of Mich either
lui'lniss as m ly piopeilv c une before the
met ting T. H. WATKINS.
Secretary.
NOTICE IS IIRltRItY (JIVRN THAT
the am u il m-itlng of the sharehold
ers of the Third Nntloml bunk of Scian
ton will bo held at their banking rooms
on Tuisdav. Jununrv '). 1'iejO. between the
hours of three and four o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of cite ling directors and
trans ii ling nnv othT hiiHiiess that n.ay
propnI ( onie P. fori the meeting.
WM. II. 1 RCK, Secretary.
Seranton. Pa., Hie. 27. I'l')
SITUATIONS WANTED
S I T V Aii ON" V"-ElT1iTYAYOFN(l
girl to do In usiwutk In viniill fumlb ;
would like to wot It 111 (Jreill Ridge Ad
diess ,'t Putnam titet, Noith End,
SITI'ATION WANTED IIY A (HRL II
J ( ills old, tn take c ire of biibv , would
l'ke to WOlk In (In en Ulilirr. Atl,lr,.k.s
.in Putnam sttcot. North Rml.
AI1LR RODIRD MAN AT PRESENT
nit of wnik would like sltiiition of
:mv kind. Addnss T. H . Tillnine otlli e.
WANTIRJ - SITI'ATION HV A RR-
Mieetilble VOllIlir Lull nt linns, w.irW In
sniall f.imllv Addiess J. J. ii . if, North
Washington avenue
SITI'ATION WANTRD-RY A VOl'NC,
mini as driver. Addriss J. M Trib
une nfllee.
hlTl'ATION WANTED-RY EXPERf-
enciii and thoroimhlv competent loco.
"'Ive and statlinnrj engineer. Ooml
m
left i
niiurtss i;ngtreer, Tribune of-
Hit
hi 1 CATION WANTED - WASHING.
i . '.'""'"K ' nnv kind of hotisccleaning
in ,,'L' '"' w"' ,1,ko washing homo.
Ailtliess Mih, Lee. (31 Mineral street.
SITI'ATION WANTED-RY A YOPNO
,r "" a .Henographcr in bookkcep.r;
iriM 'Vr ,B.'el,,! ,,nni1 lf dcMnd. Ad
dress M, J4.J2 Jatksun street.
Mi Kidder his tliawn his Inspiration
fiom nt'tuul ocelli lotico.s. of thoro stil
ling limes, n is np'.ete with novel
Incidents, nnd the stoiy is onu of vital
Interest, which nevpr T.ngs from tho
first i lhe to the llunl fall of th cut
talu PILE TERRORS SWRPT AWAY -Dr.
Allien 'h Ointment stands at the head us
a lelltvir. healtr, aril sure cure for Piles
In all foims. One application will give
tomfoit In it few minutes, and three to
lx i1,ih' npplleatlnn nccoiding to dlrec
lions will cine throiilci easts, it lelieves
ill Itildng and burning diseases In a duy.
33 tints. Sold by Mutthi ws Rros. nnd
W. T. Clark -U.
snnn
PROFESSIONAL.
AOCOUNTANT AND AUOITOn.
R. C. RPAULDINd, it TIIADRRS' HANK
bulltllng.
ftCHITCOTS
RDWAUD II. DAVIS. AllCIIITRCT,
v.onncll liiilhling, Scruntoii.
LRJVI8 HANCOCK. JR. AllCIIITRCT,
43j Spriite st or. Wash, nv Seranton.
KRRDRHICK L. HIIOWX. AltCHITr.CT,
I'rlce bullilltiR, j.fj Washington avenue,
Hcraiitiin.
DANCING.
I'ltor. ST. M. KOVACHY AND DAPOIN
torn. Dancing Ttachers. Stilitlv jirl
vate Icn-c ns nny time nt residence, f22
ljulncy avenue.
opwrsrs
Dn.l7 O "LYMAN, fCRANTON PHI
Mite Hospital, cnr. Woinliig nnd Mul
berry. Dtl. H. i'. i:YNOLI)S. oT'V. 1'. O.
DR. C. C. LAt'HACR. 11. W.vomlug nvo.
WRI.COMR C. SNOVRH, Coal Relnngo
2nd Hour, Room I), Hours, !i to 1. 2 to fi.
HOTELS AND RESTAUR4NTS
TUB RLK CAFR. IK AND 127 FRANK-
II11 avenue. Ilutis lensotnble.
P. KRICt.RU. Pioprletor.
SCRANTON ROl'SR. NRAIt D. L . W.
pissingir depot. Conducted on the l.a
ropenn plat,. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
i rviy.fi
RICHARD J. ROt'KKR. ATTORNRY-nt-Lavv.
rno-2 Lncknvviiiiua avenue Gen
ernl law buslm ss, colbctloiis and loans.
J. W. IIHOWNINO, ATTORNRY AND
Couiispor-iit-Luvv, Rooms M1-1V Mtars
building.
D n. IIRPLOCILR, ATTOnNRY LOANS
ncgntlntcd on rial i state security.
Mears building coiner Washington
iivtnue and Spruce stieet.
M J.
Liw.
DONAHOR. ATTORNRV-AT-
Oinces. C12-CH Mears building.
FRANK R ROYLR. ATTORNRY AND
Counsellnr-at-f.avv. Ilurr builillng,
Rooms 11 nnd 14, Washington nvtnue.
WILLARD, WARREN KNAPP. AT
tonps ond Coiinpllors-nt-Law. Hp
publlenn building, Washington avenue.
JRSSFP X JRPSFP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law, Commonwealth
building; rooms 1, 20 and 21.
JAMRS W. OAKFORD ATTORNRY-AT-
l.nv. Hiinms ril. bVi nnd ulfi Iiooril or
Trade building.
RDWAHD W. THAYER ATTORN'RV.
Rooms 903 0114, nth Moor Menrs building.
L A. WATRES ATTORNRY-AT-l.AW.
W2 Ronrd of Trnde building, Seranton,
Pn.
C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNPY-AT-LAW.
Commonwinllh building. Sei niton. Pa,
PATTERSON WII.COX, TRADERS'
National Rink building.
C. rOMEOYS,
building.
1-11 R R P F n L I C A N
A W. RFRTHOLF
Jtears building.
A T T O R N R Y.
PMVQpM.ii. ..n '-,-,
ovb
DR. W R. A I LEN.
Ington avenue.
NORTH WASH-
DP S W. L'AMORRAl'N. OFFICE 2-1
Wnhlncton iiverue. Resldi nee. Ills
Mullieriv Chronic diseases, lungs,
heart, kldnevs nnd cenlto-iirlmry nr
gans a sptelaltv. Hours 1 to 4 p. m.
t-MT)!.1
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
Seranton Pa. Comses prrpir.itnrv to
tnllege. law. midlilne or business
Opens S'pt. 11 Hi. Send for catalogue
It. v. Thumns M. Cnrm LL D. prlnci
inl nnd pioprletor; W. R. Phimlev, A
M , 1 o.ulmistPi.
a R CLARK & CO . SEEDMRN A'D
Nurse rvmm. store tin Wnhliirtnn ivve
nu ; gteon houn', 1530 North Main ave
nue; stole telephone, 7S2.
tvr?r GGRFews
JOS. KFETTRL. RRAR 311
wunni avenue, Scrmton, Pa,
turer of Wire Scieens.
I.ACRA-
miimifac-
MIC-'l.t. V--JU3
HAl'RR'S ORCHRSTRA-MI'SIC FOR
bills, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings nnd concert woik furnlsluil For
terms mldiess R. J Raucr. conductor,
117 Womlng nvenee, over Hulbtrts'
music store.
MEOARUEE RROTHERS. PRINTERS'
si pplles, i nv elopes piper bigs, twine.
Warehouse 110 Washington avenue,
Scianton, Pa.
MRS."!".. T. KELLER. SCAM' TREAT
meat. 50c ; shtimpoolnc. 50e. ; faclil
mvurp, nnnleurlng. 23c ; chliopody,
711 Qulncj.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Lchlsli V.illav Kiiilt'iiU.
In Rffitt Nov nth, 13.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
For Phil nil lpliltt and New Yolk, via D.
& II. R R. at 0 43 a. in. and 1J01, 2 is.
4 27 (illutlc Dl imontl Firts). and 1110
P m 8undnH. D. .v. II. R. It, 1 5 7 4S
p. in.
For While 1 lav in, Hnzleton and prln
(ip.il points In the coal n-'ions, via D.
K. II R. It . t. 13. .'IS and 4 27 p. in. For
Pottsvlllo. ii 13. 2 IS p. Ill
For RillilrlKin, Hasten. Reading, llnr
rlsburg and print Ipil Inti imull lie sta
tions, via I). A. 11 R. R . "43 a. m , l.'m.
.'Is, 4 27 (Illuck Diamond Rxpriss), H 00
Sundav s. 1). &. li. R. R . 1.5", 7 h p. in.
For Timkhniuiock, Tovvniula, Elmlra.
Ithaca, Gem va and pilnclp.il lutermedl
iitti stations, via D. L. A. W. R R but
ii. m . l.W and .1.'3 p. m
tor Geneva, uoinisier. iiuuaio, :siig
niu Falls. Chicago, and all points wist,
via D. A. II. R. R.. l.MH. J 11 (Illuck DI i
mond Rxtirtss). 7 4?. nil, 11 ro p. m
Bund OS, D. ,: H. R. R 1J 01 p in.. "IS
p m.
Pullman pallor and sleeping or Lehigh
Valley p trior tars on all tiulns belVMen
WIlkts.Ruri' and New York. Phllnikl
phi i Huffalo and Suspension llrldge
ROI.LIN 11. WILRI'R, Gen. Supt.. 20
Coitlundt streit. New York.
CHARLES S. LEE. Gin. Pass Agt . 20
Corllunilt stie. t. New Yoik
A. W NONNKMACIIRR, Dlv. Pass. Act ,
South Rtthlehem Pa.
For tickets and Pullman use nations
iipply :a)'I Lacknwatuiitjive., Senuiton. Pa.
J-riu anJ Wvu:iihi( Vitllov
Time Table In Rffict Sept. 11th, ls-n.
Trains leave St i anion foi New Yoil;,
New burgh and Inttrmedlate points on
Erie lallioad, also for llawley and local
points ut 7(0 a, ni. and 2 2t p. m
Rduiiitng UaliiH arrive at Seranton
at 10 24 a. in. und J I'l and ! 10 p. in.
RAILROAD TIME TABLK9.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Pchedule in Effect November 10,
1800.
Trains leave Seranton:
0.45 n. in., week days, for Sunbury,
Hnrrlsburp, Philadelphia, Baltl
more, WnshlnRton, and for Pitts
burp and the West.
0.31 n. in., week days, for Hnzleton
Pottsvlllo, Beading, Norristown',
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia,
BaltimoreWashington and Pitts
burp and the West.
2.18 ?. m., week days (Sundays 1.56
p. m.), for Sunbttry, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington nnd Pittsburg and the
West.
4. 87 p. m week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia nnd
Plttsburj?.
J. R. WOOD. (leu. Pass. Agt.
J. II. HUTCHINSON. Oen. Mr.
Dcl l.iiclft, auJ Western.
In Rffect Dtc. 17, 1M
SOFTII Uavo Scnititon for New York
at 2r. .Kw, r.ai, Sim nnd io or. a. m.: is ns
and .if i. in. i'r l'lilladelplila at 6 30,
iim and 10 01 a. in.; 125 und 33 p. m.
I or Stroudsburg nt C lo p. m. Milk nnd
Atccuniiiodiitloti at .! 10 p. m. Arrlvo at
Hobokiu ut IIS,. 7.1R. p.ir, n. m.; 12.0S. 217,
4 H. T.ly and p. in. Arrlvo at Phila
delphia at 10 00 a. 111.: 10U, 3 48, 6 00 und
-'.' p. 111. Ai rlv o from New York ut 1.' 03.
-' 43 and loo 11. m.; 100, l.2, EU and 8 4S
p. 111 From Slroiidsburg at 805 a. m.
NORTH Leave Seranton for Huffalo
und Interim dlato stations at 1210, 2 50.
4 0". and 0 00 a. m. ; 1 il and C 50 p. nt. For
Oswego and Sjracuso at 4 0" a. m. and
1 " p. m. For Utlwi at 2 50 a. m. ant
1" p. m. J.'or Slontroso at 9 00 a. m.;
1 0. p in. and 5 W p. m. For Nicholson,'
at 4 w and 6.11 p. m. An Ive In Seranton ,
from Ruffnlo al 2.10, !t3, 5 23 and 10 00 a.
m.j .! ".0 and 7 10 p. m. Fiom Oswego and
Svracue at 2 5", a. tn.! 12 SS und 3 30 p. m.
I rem Srucuso at 7.10 p. in. From Ullca,
nt 2.1". a. m.; 12; und .130 p. in. Fromi
NIchoNon at 7.50 u. in. und 6 00 p. m.
From Monti oso at 10.00 a. in.; 3.20 and
7 40 p. m.
RLOOMHIU'RG DIV18ION Leavn
Scianton for Northumberland nt 6 30, 10 OS
a. tn. : 1 5"i and 10 p. m. For Plymouth
at 1 ",. ,:.0 and S .i) p. m. l'or Nnntlcokt
at s.io a. in. Anlvo nt Northumberland
at !) li n. m.: 1.10. 3 OS nnd DM p. m. An
rive Nuntltoko at 9 20 a. m. Arrive at
Plvmoutli nt. 2 03. 4 40 and 9.43 p. m. Ar
rive nt Seranton from Northumberland
nt HI.' a. in ; un... 4-. und 8 60 p. m.
From Nnntltokn at lioo n. m From
1'lj mouth nt 7 57 n. m.: 3 2' nnd 6.03 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
SOFTH-Le in Seranton at 215, 3 00,,
uio, 10 03 a. m.; .!31 and 3 40 p. m.
NORTH-Levvo Seranton at 12.10, 25 i
4 0. p. m ; 1 .Ti nnd 5 50 p. m.
HLOOMSRCRO DIVISION Leav
Seranton tit 10 03 a. m. and 6 10 p. m.
Doluvv;iro nnd Hudson.
On Nov. 13th. 1S99, trains will leava
Seranton as follows:
For C.irboiidale 1!20. 7 53, S 53, 10.13 a.
m ; 12 noon; 12!. 2 20, 3:.', 5 23, 6 23, 7.57,
!U3. 11 oi) p in.; LP. a. m.
For Alb.inv. Saratoga. Montreal, Bos
ton, Ntw England points, etc. 6.20 a. m.;
2 20 p. m.
For Honesdale C 20, 10.11 a. m.S 2.20, C25
p. m.
Foi Wllkes-Rnrre-C 13. 7.4S, 8 43, 9 3",
10 11 n. m.. 12 Of. 12 2.18, 3 33, 4.27, 6.10,
7. IS. 10 41. 1110 p. m
For New York. Philadelphia, te., via
Ltltlgh Valhy Rilhoad-043 p. m.J 12 03,
J is. 4.27 p. m.; with black Diamond Ex
press, 11 n p in.
For 1'ennsvlvanl.i Railroad points, 6.45,
J ",s a. m ; 2 is, l 27 p. m.
For western points, 1 1 Lehigh Vnllev
Riillio.ul 7.IS a in ; 12 0.". .! 23, with Black
Dl iinoud Fxpitss. 1ip.1I, 11 ro p. m.
Tiulns will arilve In Scninton ns fol
lows: Fiom Carbotidalo and the North (! 40.
7 4!. s'.S, 'ill 10 '. 113s a. m.; 12J, 213.
!J3. IJ1, 7 II, UK's II 27 p. m
Fiom Wllkrs-Riiii. and the South 6 15,
7 IS s IS 10 "!. 11 r. n m ; LIS. 2.11, 3 48,
5 2", l 21, 7 31 103. 10 03 p. in ; 1.11 a. m.
Sl'NDAY TRAINS
For C.ilbondale-903, 11 3J p. m.; 223.
tfj. .3 17. 9 51 p m.
For Wllki s.Rine-9 3S. 120! n. m.: 1 3S,
3 2s. 3 II. 7 4S p. in.
For Albinv. Saratoga. Montri.il. Hos.
tun. Ni w Engl ind points, ( tc, '2 21 p m
Lowest rates Io all points In United
States and Cinndn.
J. W. HFRDICK, G. P. A.. Albany. N. Y.
if. W. CROSS. D. P. A , Stianton, Pa.
Central Railroil f Now Jerisv
Stations In New Yoik Foot of Llbertfl,
Mtnet. N. R , and South Finy, Whltpharf
stn et
Anlluaflte coal used exclusively, lnsur
Ing iltuiilliiiss iitid comfort.
TIME TAISLR IN EFFECT NOV. 19, 1R19,
Tiulns have Serantop for Now York,
Newark. Ellabelh, Philadelphia, Easton,
RethUliem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk and
W'hlto Haven, at lid a. in.; express, 1,20;
expi.ss. 4 00 p. in. Sundas. 215 p. m.
For Rlttston and Wllkis-Rarre, 8.30 a,
m. 120, in) p m. Sundujs. 213 p. m.
For linltlmore and Washington, and
points soutii and csi via ueinienei
S '0 a. in , 1 2) p. ni. Sundnvs, 2.15 p. i
For Long llr.inch, Ocean Grovo, otc.
S 0 a. tn. ami i..u v. m.
For Reading. Lebanon and Harrlsburff,
li Allentown. B30 a. m , 1 20 p. m. Sun
d.ivs, 2 13 p. m.
For Pottsvlllo, S"0 a. m.. 1.20 p. tn.
Through tickets to all points east, souttf
and west nt lowest rato at tho station.
J. H. OLHAHSEN. Gen. Supt.,
II. 1". BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt.
SCIiAMVO.il Dli'lSIO.-V.
In Dffect Ort. 33lh, 1BP9.
North nound.
Mouth lloundtj
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Btatlons
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7 .'V n Y. Franklin t.
.1 7 10 West 4.'nd street
. 7 00, vveiliawkcn
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