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THE SCRANTOiN TlUBUiNE- TUESDAV, JANUARY 9, iOOO.
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Common Sense
is possessed by most people who think
for themselves. The average man knows
that if his blood is impure Tie feels sick all
over. He has headache, nausea, bad taste
in the mouth, is costive and can put no
energy into his work. The kidneys are
designed to purify the blood, but if dis
eased and tired out they cannot do it.
Extra work is thrown on the liver and
lungs and'they too become diseased under
the additional burden until the whole
body is completely poisoned. What is to
be done ? Common sense says put the
kidneys, the blood-purifying organs, in
good health and do it at once with War
ner's Safe Cure before the kidneys break
down and disintegrate from Bright's dis
ease. Warner's Safe Cure, a purely vege
table preparation, has cured thousands of
men and women during the past twenty
yeats who were in danger of death. It
does exactly as represented and does it
quickly. One bottle will aid, a few bot
tles will cure. It is not a cheap decoction
but a scientific preparation carefully com
pounded. Do not longer trifle with your
health but give this great remedy an op
portunity to cure you.
CARBONDALE.
COMMONERS MEET.
Common council met Inst evenlntr
nnd adopted the following resolutions:
That the Joint street committee be
authotied to advertise the city's stone
crusher for sale; that the city enslneer
have a ri i)lng laid on Terrace street
In front of the Central school building
nt onii; th it the building committee
hne poor board loom's celling plast
ered and holes In tower stopped. The
municipal water resolution, published
In full In yestetdav's Tribune, was
adopted unanimously. A tequlsltlon of
Columbia Hose company was refeireJ
to a committee.
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The Shield of Honor, Diamond lodRO,
Xo. 2fi. has Installed the following new
oltlcers: S. M , J. D. SehetniPihoin;
W. St., A. L. Van (lorder: J. M John
Matthews; chaplain, J. J. Nicnl; rj
eoidlnff secretary, A. A. Ramsay;
financial secretary, James Olbb; treas
urer, John IS. rinch; I. CI., OcnrRC
Shenei; O. CI.. V. H. Shellev; trus
tees, V. H. Shelley. V. n. Matthews.
A, (3. Xleol: icpresentatlve to giand
lodge nt Dovlctown, James Olbb. The
lepott of the tieasurer showed the
largest Kalns In cart.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Anthracite Uottleis' Protective
association will meet at the St. Charles
hotel, So anion, on Jan. 12.
Mi". Milts, of Stall ucca, has cn
teued Dt. Wheelei's hospital to take
x cout.-e ! nuts-lni;,
Leonard Davis S yeais old, Is suffer
ing fiom wnuiido caused by a dog
bite. The big canine- of Thomas Ker
Ins plantul his teeth In several places
In the boy's side. Dr. Shields cauter
ized the wound-.
A steam hcatei is being placed In the
Methodist paisonape.
Dr. S. S. Shields was In Wnymart on
pioffssional business yesteiday,
Maui lee Guest has gone to Buffalo
to reside.
Mrs. John Mllllgan called on Scran
ton ft lends vesterdav.
The new Ccntuiv club met at Mrs.
Pasioe's yesteiday afternoon. Xext
Monday Mis. Haett will give a soclil
for the organization.
Mis. Whitman, of Honesdale, called
on Mis. Teats, In this city, yesterday.
To the Public.
1 want to let the people who suffer
from iheumatlsm and sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Pain Halm le
lleved mo after a number of other
medicines and a dot tot had failed, It
Is the best liniment I hae ever known
of, J. A. Dodgen, Alphaiet, Ga.
Thousands have been cured of rheu
matism by this remedy. One applica
tion tellees the pain. For sale by
all druggists. Matthews Hi others,
wholesale and ictnll agents
DALTON.
The public schools of this place re
opened yeste day after the two weeks'
holiday vacation.
Many of the people about town aie
3uffeilng with an epidemic of colds.
Mori Ik Dean will letuin to Phllllns
Exeter academy today, after spending
three weeks' vacation with his parents
hei o.
Miss nose Johnson has been iulte
111 nt her homo toi some time.
Revival meetings will bo held each
evening ibis week In the Baptist
(.hutch, Rev. .S. O. Heading, D. D., of
Scianton, will pi each this evening.
Sonic of the people In this vicinity
hae been taking ndautage of th
cold eather nnd excellent Ice and
lrive been lining their ice bouses.
Mis. Chatles Purely, who has been
cjulte 111 fev some days, Is ImpiovitiK.
Dr. ailliman, who opened u dental
office here some months ago, has
moved to Rlnghamton.
The first meeting of the Baptist mln-
LIVERITA
THE UP.TO.DATr
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CUBES
BlliotiBnrtAB-
CEITH
Constipatlon,
uyapspsia,
Sick. Head
ache and Liver
mnsa
Complaint.
SUGAR COATftll.
100 PILLS
25 CT.
Sold by all drngslits
or sent br mil
ii.
JNertlta Medical Co., Ctlcuo
. Bold by Mctiaroih & Thomuu, Dm,
gliti,, m Lackawar-r ave., Bcranton, Pn,
lsters conference for this war was
held yesterday morning in the Penn
Avenue Baptist church. Rev. Ford,
president of the conference, called the,
meeting to order nnd the scripture
lesson was read by Hev. C. H. Spald
ing, after which Itev. Whalen. of
Honesdale, offeicd prayer. Bev. S. O.
Heading, D. D., pastor of the North
Main Avenue Baptist church, Scran
ton, gave n ery Interesting and help
ful address on Paul as a soul winner.
Bev. J. L. Williams, of Forest City,
will address the conference next Mon
day morning on "The Perils That
Confront Us."
Monroe Dean, of Chinchilla, spent
Sunday with friends here.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Miss Mabel Engles and Mr. Henry
Seybolt United In Marriage Other
News of Interest.
Miss Mabel Ihiglcs, an estimable
younp lady of the A'.ohb iM, and Mr.
Henry Seybolt, a popular young man,
also of that plaeo, wii united In
marriage nt th home of the brides
parents yesterday afternoon., bv the
Bev. James Walker, pastor of the
Primitive Methodist ehu'Oli. At the
conclusion of the cereit'ouy the youns
couple tecetved hf-aity r-omrratulutlomt
fioin their many frl'nds. In the even
ing a wedding supper vvni served
which iv.ii thDUJtjhlv on'.oyed by
those present.
The remain". f the la to A brain
Jones, of Piivlilin , were Intoned in
the Forest Horn-1 conietfi v yesterdav.
Monday's deposits at Feltsvllle school
Ii' th? saving funis wai, as foib.ws;
Pilnolpal S. J. Philips' pupils, sfSJ.S;
Miss Bessie Jaai-'V pupils, ii.Q). Total,
$11.17.
Don't fall tu attend th 'air of the
Church of Jmr.m 'u!.i:. Csnception a:
Weber's link t!-s n'"g. n n r.'iai'd
musical programme will Iw icndeicd.
Many at tides icnuln et tci l dis
posed of. The lot vh!"h Is lulnar
chnnced off Is causing considerable In
terest. Bev. H. H. Hrrrls preached at A ar
dor's Bun, Lueino county, on Su t
dav. The concrepatlon of the Calvaiv
Baptist chinch will conduct a grand
concert on February ,S at the chinch
nudltoilum under the dliettlon of
Professor Dald K. Jon3.
Mr. Anthony Schulth'r's, win has
been visiting his intent, Mr. and
Mis. Henry Schulther'. his returned
to College Point, Long Island, X. V.
Lackawanna lodga Xo. 11.1. Am si lean
Ptotestant association, will meet In
their rooms this evening v. hen busi
ness of Impoi lance will be ti.iuacted.
Mr. and Mis. William Reese, of
I'nlon street, spent the Sabbath with
tneir ciaughtet. Mrs. John Chudon, of
Lincoln Heights
Mr. Chatles Dally has launched Into
the dally business and has occupl'J
the CouttilsrH bulldiniron Main street.
Mis. Joseph Davis, ot Main street,
is rcpidly recovering from her lecent
Illness.
The Tnylot Hose comrany, Xn. 1,
are making extensive ntranp-etnentE fir
their masquerade ball to be held at
the rlr.k next month.
"A HEART AS STURDY as an oak."
If the heart Is to bo sturdy and the
nerves strong, the blood must be rich
and pure. Hood's Sursaparllla makes
hearts sturdy because It makes good
blood. It gives strength and courage.
HOOD'S PILLS are non-hrltatlng.
mild, effective. .
PECKVILLE.
Mrs. H. E. Barnes has Issued cards
announcing the marrluue of her daugh
ter, Miss Evelenu L. Barnes to Mi.
Andrew Joseph Hale, to take place at
the Flist Piesbyteriun church Pock,
vllle, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 16, it
8.30 o'clock,
Mr. a. h. Moon left last evening for
7l :Z. : ."' ,c"u'no "" mw studies at
the Dickinson Jaw Hchool.
Tho Misses Alma and Llxzle Fetgu
son, who have been vUltlng Miss Sadie
Stage, returned to their home at Jubi
lee, Wayne county, yesterday.
Mr. Arthur Clark, or Uieen drove,
wa n caller in town on Saturday last.
Mrs. duest Is reported as slightly
convalescent.
Mm, JucHon Callender Is confined to
hei home by Illness,
Miss Howe, of Bcranton, spent Hun
day as the uuest of her nunt. Miss
Carrie A. Kenyon.
The first local Institute of this yo-r
in this district was held bv the teach
ers of niakely, Olyphant, Prlceburg
and Jessup at the Laf.iyUtu school In
Jessup. The following InMfcstlng pr. .
gramme was attentively lls'ened to by
a falr-sled audience; Phonogruph se
lection; paper on etymology, M'es C.
A. Kenyon; recitation, "Mother'n Fool,"
Miss Burnett; solo, Prof. W. W. Wat
kins; paper, "Order in School," Supei
lntcndent J. C. Tnjlnr; solo, "Papi.
What Would You Take for Me?" a
tiny tot; dialogue. "Bed Biding Hood,"
four young ladles; phonocrnph selec
tions; solo, Prof. W. Wiitklns.
JERMYN ANDJIAYFIELD.
Installation of Y. M. I. Office ts Pay
Day Fair tn Reopen Thursday.
Personal News. '
The following olllceis ot Ucelslor
council, No. 171. Young Men's Institute,
weie Installed nt their last regular
meeting: Chaplain, Bev, M. 11. Lynott;
president, William Byino; Hist vice
president, P. J. Martin; second vice
piesldent, John Cahenny; treasurer, P.
r. Walker; financial secretary, M. T.
McCarthy; recording secretary, C. J.
Dunlcnvy; marshal, J. J. McCaithy;
Inside hcntlnel, James Hnnnphy; out
side sentinel, Michael Collins; execu
tive committee, J. V. ulllvan, C. F.
Gannon and H. B. Collins.
A literary society In connection with
the above society has recently been or
ganized nnd the organization will mejt
fortnightly for the purpose of rending
essays, holding debates nnd other beno
llclal purposes. J. J. McCarthy, John
Cuff and deorgo Gannon were appoint
ed a committee to prepaie the pro
gtnmmes for each meeting.
The employes of the Deln ware" nnd
Hudson colliery will lecelve pay thh
ufteinoon for the twenty-one nnd n
half days woiked In December.
Mrs. Sarah Coon nnd Mr. and Mis.
George Schoen. of Scranton, visited Mr.
and Mrs. O. W. Coon, of Main stieet,
on Sunday,
The school dlieetois will hold their
regular monthly meeting this evening.
The Christmas otfeilng nt the Sacicd
Heart church amounted to $151. 50.
Mr. nnd Mis. Thomas Roberts hive
moved into the house lately vncutMl
by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Solomon, on
Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Oeoige Ben
nlo will move Into the house vacated
by Mr. Robettr.
Johnson Bennett, sr., of Second street,
Is suffering with an attack of sciatic i.
Mrs. Salisbury, of Noith Main stieet,
was a Peekllle lsltor Sunday.
Isaac Owen, of Second stteet, Is laid
up with iheumatlsm.
A little son at rived at the home of
Section Boss Toiwllllgci, at AVest Ma
lleld, Ksterday.
John Osboine has leslgned his posi
tion with the Stenlck Creek Coal com
pany at Peckvllle and accepted one at
the Xoithwest colliery.
The Sacred Heait church fair, which
has been closed since Wednesday, will
be teopened on Thursday, when the
wonderful projectoscopic pictures on
the "Passion Play," which has been no
favorably commented upon at tha
many entertainments throughout the
valley recently, will be shown. The
pictures are all animated, and make a
most Impressive entertainment.
OLYPHANT.
A crowded house witnessed the re
pioductlon of the "Passion Plav" as
It Is pel formed by the peasants of
Ober Ammoi gnu, at the Father Mnt
hew Opera house last evening. The
stoiy of the cioss was told In ani
mated moving pictures so leallsttc that
the audience was piofoundly Im
pressed. In connection with the "Pas
sion Play" a Miort but Intel esting lec
ture was delivered by Mr. James J.
Skelly. Miss Blanche Jewell, a con
tralto singer, and Prof. X. Du Shune
Ooward. bailtone, delighted the audi
ence with seveial selections. The play
was piesented foi the benefit of St.
Patilck'rt church.
The school board will hold theli leg
ulai monthly meeting tomonow even
In". M. J. Keegan, of Feirls stieet, Is ill.
The boaid of tiade will meet In the
boiough building this evening.
T. E. Boland, of Dunmoie, was a
caller In town Sunday.
An eisteddfod will be held In thii
Susquehanna Stieet Baptist chinch on
St. David's day. Maich 1.
Miss Mamie McMnhon and L?o Dug
g.in, of Piovidence, spent Sunday with
Mls Kate Hoban.
Miss Llllle Major has accepted a po
sition as clerk In Baithold's cash
stole.
Mrs. John Dempsey. of Dunmoro
stieet, Is finite III.
Miss Sadie McXIcols, who bus been
the guest of Miss Minnie Hoban te
turned to her home In Tnylor yestei
day. Miss Alice Howaid, of Oieen Ridge,
visited her home here Sunday.
ARCHBALD.
On Tuesday evening I'ebiuuiy 12th,
tbeie will be a social and enteitaln
ment held In the Father Mathevv Opera
house for the benefit of the widow of
the late Michael Doucnei.
Sunday night about ' o'eloi k u tool
shanty near the "Klondike" mine,
uwned bv the Delawaio and Hudson
company, was destroyed by fire.
On Wednesl.iv evening, Jnnuaiy tl,
the Rev, Charles Lee. of Caibondale.
Will delivei a lecture Ii. the Piesby
terlan church.
Wednesday evonins the bazaar of
St. Thomas' church, which has ben
closed temporally will open, and the
articles temalnlng will be disposed of.
At a regular meeting of the Knights
of rather Mathew, held Sunday after
noon, the following ofllcrrs wer
choen to serve for th? ensuing yea:
President, M. Tl. Mcxndiew re piesl
denl, T. J, Claik; iccnrdlng sfcietaty,
i:. T. Phllbln: T-nistunt. Thomns
Bellly. financial secietaty, T. J. Keni
ney; treasuier, L. T. rijnn. captain,
P. J, McAndrevs: sejgeant.at-arms,
James Ruddy.
Tlv Demi erallc primaries of thv
borough will be held Satuiday, Jan
uiry 1.1th.
The Hose company will meet this
evening.
Robert Claik of HoticfdalP, is vUlt
Ing friends in town
Good Night.
"Well," said be, "the Boers ute on the
move,"
"Yes," she replied, looking at the clock;
"but there are some exceptions." Buffalo
Comnurclnl.
Plato of Ohio, City of Toledo, J.ueiii,
Ccunty. as :
Prank J. Ctienej mikes oath that he Is
s nlor partner of the til in of 1". J. Cheney
& Co .ilolng busliusti in the City of To
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said llrm will pa the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS lor nch and ev.
cry case of Catarrh that ennnot bo cured
bvthe use of Hull's L'stairb I'uip.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
tiworr. to before me and rubscrtbect in
my presence, this flh day of Decemb..'r,
A. D. lSfi. A. W. ai.EASON,
fBealj Notary Public.
Hall's Ciitcinh Cure Is tnVen Internally,
nnd acts illiectly on the blond uud mu
cous surfaces of the ss.item. Scud fur
tcstlmnrdiils, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by dru.-tflHis, ;5c.
Hull's I'miiIIv Pills no the bent.
THEATRICAL.
Herrmann at Lyceum.
The wondeiful Hermann gave one of
his very mystifying entertainments nt
the Lyceum last night befoie a rather
small audience. Il did all the old
tricks that magicians nffect In an ex
ceptionally fine mnnncr nnd also hnd
some new ones that weie extremely
puzzling.
In conjunction with his part of the
performance La Petite Lona sang sev
eral popular songs and the four Lu
clcrs performed on a vatlety of mual
cul Instruments.
"Special Delivery."
An excellent company, headed by
Miss Maude Hlllman, began n week's
engagement at the Academy of Musle
List night by producing "Special De
livery," with a wealth of stage acces
sories. It Is a strong drama and received a
fine presentation last night. The com
pany supporting Miss Hlllmnn Is com
posed of u number of very clever peo
ple. The company carries Its own or
chestra nnd a vaudeville company,
which Introduces specialties between
the acts. The specialty artists nre W.
A. Dillon, In parodies and dances;
Lottn, u cute little gill, who sings; the
California tilo, acrobats, and W. E.
Chambetlaln, a wonderful baritone,
who sings lllustiatcd songs.
This aftemoon the company will pre
sent "A Hidden Past," and tonight
"The Land of the Living."
Specialty Company.
The perform nice given by the Wnld
mnnn Specialty and Burlesque com
pany nt the Gaiety theater jestorday
was of n scuib i.rds thniighout.
While some meritorious work was
done In the ncrobatle line and In
knock-about comedy, the enteitaln
ments were upon the whole bllzzard
llko In effect.
The Inige nudiencei that greeted the
company weie good-natuied and the
actors were allowed to escape without
Injuiy at the end of each perfoimance.
The Waldmann Specialty comp my will
appeur nt the Gaiety today and tomor
row, afternoon and evening.
Engagement Cancelled.
The Paul Kauvar engagement nt the
Lceum Thursday night has been can
celled. The company has dlsbinded.
"Sorrows of Sata."
For the 111 st time In many .veais. If
not In mans centuiles, the devil has
been given his due. Playgoers of this
city had the opportunity a few w coles
ago of seeing how completely and up
on what an elaborate scale this due
was given. Reference Is made to the
production here of "The Soirows f
Satan," an event mide one of the mo-t
notable of the present season by the
stiange genius of Marie Correlll, the
lavlshness of William A. Brady and
the ability of the company dltected by
Arthur C. Alston.
The same organization In every de
tnll has been sccuied for a return en
gagement at the Lvceum theater on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10. Many of
those who saw this remaikable melo
drama of society, p isslon and mysti
cism will desire to see It ugaln, while
those who did not should do so If they
care for a drama that Is powerfully
acted, admliably stnged and Is, In It
self, absolutely unique, uttoily unlike
anything hitherto placed upon the
Ameilcan stugs.
"His Excellency" Coming.
Charles Frohman's company In ' Ills
Excellency, the Governor," the Xew
Yolk Empire theater pioductlon, and
moie leeently fiom Its three weiks
inn at the Columbia theater. Chicago,
will be at the Ljceum Jan. 12.
The entile action of the plnvs oc
curs In the Vestibule of the govern
ment Iioum' In the Amandhland Islands
In the Indian oci an. Hn ellei.cy
and two members of his staff aie pie
pnrlng for a visit from a member of
the Biitlsh cabinet who Is accompanied
by his daughter and sister. The plot
Is amusing and entertaining and the
company Is one of the best.
Hnckett's New Play.
James K. Hackelt'a new play. "The
Pilde of Jennlco," was given Its fust
pioductlon at the Chestnut tieatro
last night. The play promises to he
a greater success than anj thing Mr.
HncUett has vet nppearrd In.
It is lomantle In ch.ita'ctei. with a
strong dramatic Interest Mls Beithx
dallind, formeily of this city, the no.v
leading ladv, made a stiong ImpicM
slon, in fact she scoied as biff u hit
as the star.
SOME QUEER PRISOFS.
Pi nm the Cleveland Plain De.ilei.
That portion of the new pilson on the
Pott Royal boulevard, 'Pails, icseived
for political offendeis will be n de
lightful nbode. Oak tables sin mounted
by mlrrors.supplled with electilc lights,
ornamented with gieen shades, aie
more suggestive of the boudol- than
the pilson: nevertheless, they will be
found theie. The conveisatlon loom,
exclusively reset ved for the pilsoneiH
and well supplied with books, news,
papers und easy chatis. will ceitnlnly
tend to make the Sante pilson moie
popular than the club, especially as, in
addition tn a splendid bath loom, the
pilson boasts of n gaide.i planted with
benutlful shrubs, which will bo Ilium.
Inated during the summer months bv
electricity, und peihaps the French
government will piovlde a jnllltniy
bund as well.
The pilsonots on the occasion of the
i lots last yeru In Italy did not have nn
altogether bad time, on the whole.
They oueiiplcd the same laisce chamber,
and, when not discussing vailous quos.
tions of the day, or i.-adttif, and vilt
lng letters, each took tutus nt com
posing a novel, the length of each Sep.
nrate conttlbutlon being one para
graph. The Finnish prison for debtors at
Helslngfois was a cheap and pleasant
boarding house until the last day of
1896. when It was closed, It having oe.
curred to the rate payers who did n'it
habitually use It that it was an ex
pensive luxury. Most of the Inmates
who were committed for thtee years
prefened to stay there rent free, and
devote their funds to having a good
time rather than pay theli debtf. u:id
FO fiee. Reeheiche dlnucis vvei
biotight In If the debtor could pay foi
them with wines, splilts nnd tobacco;
and, If they wished to tcturn any lios.
pltallty, their ft lends outside the Jail
could come In for the puiposo of on
Joying the same. Of cnuise, In this
Ideal prison, tho Inmates could go ou,
of Its pieclncts when they wished, but
by a cruel legal enactment they hud tn
be accompanied by u .vaiden, who had,
however, to don ply In clothes o'j these,
oteaslons, so that the prisoners t'oclil
standing should not be. Imperiled by
being seen In the company of an ndlaus
Jailer.
The People's Exchange.
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roems with board. Centrally locate d.
Address V Tribune office.
FOR RKNT-A FURNIfaHED ritONT
room with or without boaid. 41S Noith
Seventh street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
vm to $1,000. with service, to in-
vest In any legitimate business that
will bear investigation. Address E., Trtb.
une ofllce.
MONEYJTOJLOAN
$100,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
security In sums to suit the borrower.
J. C. Vnugliiiii, EKLitckawannu avenue.
AGENTS WANTED.
ACTIVE MEN AND WOMEN KVERY
where to tako orders for "Life of
Moody," the great evnngeilst. Sells nt
sight. Sample enabling you to inuke
fiom $! to $7 dallv. by mall free on re
quest. Addrcs Olobo liiblo Publishing
Co , 7J3 Chestnut St.. Phllada., Pa.
ENEROE'TIC SALESMAN - COUNTRY
work. School supplies. Salary $100
and extras R O. Bvans ,L Co, Chi
cago. Ill
WAXTED-BY AN F.STAR1.1SHED
bu.lness of n hlch oidrr, a repiesenta
tlve of nblllty nnd backing who can take
up Its work In the rtnte of Pcnnvlvnnln;
no Fchome; peimanent business with
money In It for the right party Address,
giving references. FOUNTAIN HVTII
BRUSH CO, Grand Rapids, Mich.
HELPWANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESLADY WHO HAS A
knowledge of tho shoe business; must
have reference. Also lady to be cashier
and bookkeeper. Inquire at Morris Bros '
Shoe store, 330 Lackawanna avenue.
LADIES TO DISTRIBUTE FREE SAM
ples In clt. Call nt 320 Washing
ton uvenue. from 8 30 to 10 30 u, m. today.
BOARDING
BOARDING 625 PINE STREET.
WANTED YOUNG MAN WANTS
room and two meals a dav, with pri
vate family. Address "S," D , L. & V.
depot.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS HOLDING ACCOUNTS
against the estate of Ah andi r Ciulii,
late of Scrnnton. Pa., will lulp to effect
an earlv settlement bv tit once mailing
itemized bills of their uccounts to James
R. Craig. 11 University Place. New
Iiuven, Conn,
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO
older, also Indies' waists. Loutso
Shoemaker, 212 Adams avenue.
SCALP TREATMENT.
vwwvwww
MRS. L. T. KELLER. SCALP TREAT
ment, COc; shampooing, 50c.: facial
masutgc, manUuirlns, i"c. ; chiropody,
701 Qulncy.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B BRIGG8 CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; no odot. Improved
pumps iised, A. R. BRIGGS. proprlet'il.
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Eleke's drug stoic, corner Adams and
Mullieny. 1 elf phone 9310.
NEWSPAPERS
TUB WILKE8-BARRE RECORD CAN
bo had In Scranton at the news stnuils
of Relsman-uro-j., vis spruce ana in imu
rten: M, Norton S22 Luckavvunna avenue;
I. S. Scleutiei, 211 Spruce street.
LEGAL.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the St. Clair Coal
Company for tho election of directors
and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may piopcrly came boforo It
will bo held on Monday, January 22nd,
iroo, nt the oilice of thu company, Libra
ry bulldlnK. Scranton, Pu ut 2 o'clock
No'tiansfer of stock will bo made for
the ten days next jnecedlng thu date
of above meetlnB
X. U TAILOR, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL fcTOCKHOLDERS
meeting ot the Weston Mill Coinpnny
will bo held at the Filt National I! ink,
Saturday evening. Jan I. Iso, ui ,
o'clock. A. W. Dlcktcm, Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEBEIIY GIVEN THAT A
meeting of the tttckholdeifi ot the
Spring Biook Wntri Company will bu
he Id ut tho ollle o of the said eonipanv, No,
5)t Board of Trude Building, In the City
of 8u mitcm, on Wednesday, January 17,
J'!, at ten n. m, In ncenrilanec with iho
bv-laws of the rompuny, toi the putpcuj
of electing dlrectois foi the ensuing yeir,
and for the tl.insuctlnn of such other
business us may propetly come before the
mectlliff. ' T. H. WATKINS,
Beeretury.
SITUATIONS WANTED
S1TUATK iN'wXNrED-rANURNISI I
good n-re rein e, at engineer nnd lit o
innn. Aclelres' J. 11. ( u.ur 51.1 Jlurtl
son nvtniie.
SITUATION WANTED - WASHING.
Ironing nr nnv kind of house e leiiiilug
by tho el ! ,,r we"k: take washing home.
Address Mrs. I.re, C31 Mlnn.il .(licet.
BARBER YOUNG MAN WANTS
chanco to llnlsb trude. 700 Sclinell's
place.
lOUNG MAN WISHF.S A POSITION
ns salesman In elolhlug stoic; can
give host of references. Address Eltn
htirst. Pa.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
girl to do housewcitk In smnll fatnllv ;
would like to woik in Green Rldge. Ad
dress 3,11 Putnum stieet. North End.
SITUATION VANTtM7BY A GiTtlTTl
years old, to take cute of babv; would
l J" wor hi Oreen Rldge. Address,
3.1 Putnam street. North End.
WANTED - SITUATION BY A RE
sneetnhle young l.ulv nt bousewnrk In
small family. Address J. J. R , 13w'i North
vv ashlngton avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man ns driver. Address J. M. Trlb.
line olIlri.
PROFESSIONAL.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
E. C. SPAULDING,
building.
M TRADERS' BANK
ANCHITCCT3
EDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT.
Connell building, Scrunton.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR . ARcTltTECT.
to.1 opruce si,, enr, vvasn. av , peranum,
FREDERICK L BROWN. ARCHITECT.
Pilco building, KG Washlnston incline,
Scranton.
DANCINQ.
ntor. ST.ld.KOVACHY AND DAUOlt
ters, Dancing Tcnetie rs. Strletlv prl
y.ate lc-re ns am time at residence, 522
(julucy avet.ue
DR.I.O. "lYMAN,SCR ANTON PRI-
vato Hospital, col. Wyoming and Mul
berry. DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUHACH. 11." Wvomlng ave.
WELCOME C. SNOVER. Coal Exchange
2nd floor. Room D, Hours, 'I to 1, 2 to 5
HOTELS 'NO ReTaUffTS
THE ELK CAFE, 12"i AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rntes repsonable.
p. ZEIGLER. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D . L & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the Ea
ropenn plat.. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
LAVretl
RICHARD J. BOURKE, ATTORNEY-nt-Lnw,
500-2 Lnekuwanna avenue Gen
eral law business, eollctIons and loins.
J. W. BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND
Counellor-at-Law, Rooms 312-J13 Me-urs
building.
D. B REPLOOLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate siciirlty.
Mears building, coiner Washington
avenue and Spruce street.
M T. DONABOE. ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Onircs, 812-cr, Mears building.
FRANK E POYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-nt-Lnvv. B u l r building,
Rooms 11 and II, WaQh!nKtem ave nue.
WILLARD, WARREN Sr KNAPP. AT-
tornevs and founn "ms-at-Lnw, Re
publican building. Washington avenue.
JUSSUP & JESSUP. ATTOHN'BYS AND
rounsellors -nt - Law, Commonwealth
building; rooms 1, 2o nnd 21.
JAMES W. OAKFORD ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Rooms M4. 513 and 510 Boaid of
Trade building.
EDWARD W THWEB ATTORNEY.
Roe ins 0ftl.n, oth floor Mears building.
L A. WATRC ATTOBN'BY-AT-LW.
W2 Hoard of Trade building. Scrnnton.
Pa.
C. R. PITCHBR. ATTORXHY-AT-LAW.
CommKnwealth building, Feianton. I'a
PATTERSON' WH POX. TRADERS'
National Bank building.
C COMF.GYS, l-H R !: P U B L I ( A V
bulldlng
A W BFRTTTOLF.
Mears building.
A T T O n X E
pnv.l'i'" 'io "iiTnm
DR. W. E. ALLEN 311 NORTH WASIN
liigtou nvenue.
DB S W. L'AMORBAUV OFrrCE ' n
WfiHilnctnn nverne. Residence Fis
Mulberrv. Chronle cllse,ies, luns,
heart, kldnevs and rpiiltn-urlnnry m
gnns a specialty Hours 1 to 4 p m
"-wi-v T
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNV.
Scrnnton, Pn, Courses pre piratm-e to
col'oge, law. meelleliip nt hutlne"1
Opens Sept. 11th. Send for eatalngiio.
Rev. Thomns M. Cn"n T 1, D . prluel
pal nnd proprietor; V, E. Plumlej, A
M., 1 e.nlmaster.
G R. CLARK & CO . SEFDMEN AND
Nuiscrymen; store 146 Wnshlnu'tnii nve.
me; green heuise, mo North Mini ave
nue; stero telephone, 782
wmn scffecvj
JOa. KUETTEI," REAR Ml
wuniii nvenue, Scianton, Pa ,
turer of Wile Screens,
LACKA-
m.inufau.
BAUER'S ORCHESTA-MUfiIt7TOR
balls, plrnlcs, ponies leeeptlnrs, wed
dlns and concert work furnlshpd j.'or
terms nddiess It J. Bauer, c onduetor,
117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulberts'
music store.
MEOARGEE BROTHERS," PRINTERS'
scpplles envelopes, paper hags, twine.
Win chouse 130 Washlii';ton avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central Rnllnri I eif ovv c - i
Stations In New Yoik FooJ of Liberty
street, N. R., and South Ferry, Whitehall
street.
Anthracite coal used exclusively, Incur.
Ing cleanliness and cemfoit.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. is. 1W
TliilliH leave Seiantoi- foi New York,
Newark, ElUubeth, Philadelphia, Elision
lietlileluni. Allenlown, Munch Chunk and
White Iiuven, nt S.0 a. in.; expiess, jo;
express. 4.0J p. m. Siindays. 2 II p m.
For plttston and llles.iniie, o n,
m . 1 2". 1 W p. m. Sunday s, 2 3 i. ni.
Foi lliltlnioro and Wusl Inctoii. uud
points South nnd Won Via licthlchem,
t, jo a. in . 1.20 p. in. Sundays, 2 15 p. n,
Foi Long Blanch, Ocean Grove, etc., at
S",o ii. m. and 120 p. m.
For Reading. Lebanon and HarrlHlnug,
via Allciuown, S.U) a. m , 1 20 p. m. Sun
dayti, :ii p. m.
For PeittKVllle. S 10 n m . 1 20 p. m.
Through tickets to all points rust, south
and went ut lowest rule ut the stntlou,
J. II. OLHAUSEN, Gen. hunt..
XI. P. BALDWIN. Qen. Pass. Agt.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
(AAVVViM(iiiMWVVVMW
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In Effect November 10,
1800.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and tho West.
0.39 n. m,, week days, for Halton,
Pottsville, Reading, Norristown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury. Harrlsburcr, Philadelphia,
Baltlmoro.Wnshlngton and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.58
p. m.), for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and tha
West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hanisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
,T. R, WOOD. Gen. Tnss. Agt.
J. . HUTCHINSON, Qen. Mgr.
Uel.. Ltic'c t. nnl Wciterti.
In Effect Dec, 17, 1893.
. I;r" Leino Scrnnton for New York
nt 2.F,. ,100, 5 30, 8 00 nnd 10 05 u. m.; 12 55
nnd .1 31 p. m. For l'hlla Jelphla ut 5 30,
' und 10O1 n. m.; 1253 and 331 p m.
I or HtrnudsbiirK nt 6 10 p. m. Milk and
Aertuntnodntloii at 3 40 p. m. Arrive at
Heiboken nt 55. 7.18, 9.10 a. m.; 12 08, 2 47,
4 4S, , to and 0 3S p. m. Arrive at Phila
delphia nt looo n. m.; loo, 3 48, 6 00 and
-2 P in. Arrlv e from New York at 12 05;
2i" nnd 4 00 n. m ; 100. 1 5J. 5.13 und 8.45
l'."1- From Stroudsburg nt 8 01 a. m
JSOnTH Lenvo Scranton for Buffalo
mid Intermediate stations ut 12.10, 2 50.
4 0.1 and n oo n. m ; 1 51 and 5 5a p. m. For
('Mvego and Syracuse at 4 03 n. m. nnd
J ; p. m. For Utleu at 2 50 n. m. and
" V m For MnntrnsQ nt 900 u. m.;
1 " ' p. m. nnd 5 50 n. m. For Nicholson
nt 4 00 nrd (! 13 p. m. Arrive in Scrnnton
from Buffalo at 2 10, 2 53, 5 23 nnd 10 00 it.
m.; 1 ro and 7 40 p m. Fiom Oswego and
SvrncilFo nt 2 53 a m.; 12 38 nnd 310 p. m.
hicini Svrucuseot 7.40 p in. From Ft lea
ntSl.n. m.; 12 "8 nnd S . 10 p. m. From
Mcholson m T.",o n m nii,i r. nn n m.
From Montrose nt 1000 n. m ; 320 nnd
( 10 p. m
RLOOMSBURO DIVISION - Leave
Scrnnton for Northumberland nt 30, 10 05
n. m. : l 53 nnd n io p. m. For Ply mouth
at 1 f. .) w und R M p. m. Fot Nnntlcoko
at sin a m. Arrive at Northumberland
at 0 3.3 a in.; 1 to 5 0s und 9 30 p. m. Ar
rive Nuntlcoki' nl '.'20 a. tn. Airlve nt
Plymouth nt 2 03. 4 40 and 9.13 p. m. Ar
rive at Scranton fiom Northumberland
nt !) 12 n. m.; 12 TS, 153 nnd 8 50 p. in.
Fium Nnntlcoko at 1100 n. m. From
Plymouth nt 7 37 n. m : 3 2.3 nnd 0C.3 p. in.
SUNDVV TRAINS.
SOUTH -Leave Scrnnton nt 2 13, 3 00,
510, 10113 u. tn ; 131 and 3 40 p m
NORTH-Le ave Scianton nt 1210, 2 5).
103 p. n .; 1 T3 uud 5 50 p. m.
BLOO.MSBURU DIVISION - Leave
Scranton nt 10 03 a. m. nnd 0 10 p. m.
Dclavv.ir s .in I Hudson.
On Nov. 15th. 1S10, trains will leave
Scrnnton ns follows:
For Carbotid lie i, 20. 7 53, 8 33, 10.13 n.
m.; 12 noon; 1.2 1, 2 2), 3 52, 5 23, 0 25, 7.07.
9 15. 11.00 p m.; 1 11. n. m.
For Alb my, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc. fi 20 a. m ;
2 20 p. m.
For Honesdale-(i 20. 10 13 a. m.; 2.20, 5 23
p. in.
For Wllkes-B.arre-0 43, 7.41. 8.41. 9.31.
10 4J a. in.; 12 J, 1 2S 218, 3 33, 4.27, 6.10,
7 41, 10 41, 11 30 p. m
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Valley Rullroad-O 43 p. m.; 12 03,
2 11, 127 p. m.; with Black Diamond Ex
piess, 11 30 p m.
For Pennsvlvanla Railroad points, 6.43,
9 3S n. m. ; 2 IS, 1 27 p. m.
For western jolnts, via Lehigh Vallev
Railroad-7.48 n. m.: 12 03. 3 33. with Black
Dl imond Express, 10 41, 1130 p. m.
Tialns will arrive In Scrnnton as fol
lows; From Catbondeile nnd the North fi 40,
7.11, s:'S, oil, loss, 1151 n. m.; 1.23, 2.13.
3 23 12!, 7 41, 10 IS 1127 p. m.
Fiom Wllkrs-Barre nnd the South 013,
7 4S, 8 -IS, lO.'X. 1153 a m.; 1.18. 214. 3.4S,
5 20. C 21, 7 53 0 03, 10 03 p. m : 1 13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Cirlionehile 9 0.3, 1131 p. m.; 2 23,
3 52 5 47. 31 p. m.
For Wllkes-Barre 9 3S, 12 0J a. m.; 1 38,
3 2. .3 4!. 7 4S p. m.
For Albany. S irntog.i, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc, 2 23 p. m.
Lowest rites to all points In United
States and Canada.
J. W. BFRDICK. G. P. A . Albany. N. Y.
11 W. CROSS. D I'. A.. Scranton. Pa.
l.ehlglt Vail;.- UaTlro.i.i.
In Effee t Nov loth. Ifito.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
For Philadelphia nnd New York, via D.
A H. R. R. ut (.43 ii. m nnd 1203. 2 18.
4 27 (Black Diamond Express), und 11 10
p m. Sundajs. D. & II. R. R. 158, 7 4
j m.
For While Haven, Hazleton and prin
cipal points In the roal legions, via D
te H. R R.. t4. 2 is und 127 p. m. For
Pottsville. ! 13. 2 IS ii. m.
For Bethlehem, Enston. Reading, I fin
riiburg and prlnclpil Interim dlate sta
tions, via 1) At H It. R. 0 43 u. m.J 1201,
2 1s, 4 27 (lilac k Diamond Express), 1130.
Sundays, D. & II. R. B . 1 3S. 7.1s P m. .
For TimkhBiinock. Towanda, Elmlra,
1th ico, Geneva and principal intermedi
ate 'tiitlotis, vli D, L . W. R. R.. S.03
n. m.. 1 Co ii ml !u3 p. m
For Geneva. Rochester, Buffalo, Xlag
ai i Falls Chicago, und all points west,
l,i D. - II. R. It. l-'OJ, ."1! (Hlack Dia
mond Hxpies.). 7 IS. 10 11. 11.10 p. in.
Sundays, D II. It. R, 12 03 p m. 7.1S
p m.
Pullman p trior nnd sleeping or Lehigh
Villi-, pallor lars on all trains between
WHlte-!! irre nnd New York. Philadel
phia, PuiTnlei nnd Puspeiislon Bridge.
ROLLIN M WILBUB. Gen. Supt.. 28
PTllundt stieet. Xew Yolk.
QUA R LPS S LEE. Gen. Pass Agt., 28
Cnitbii'ill strei t, New euk.
A W NONNEMACIIER. Dlv. Pacs. Agt.,
South Pethlehem. Pn.
For tlekits and Pullman leservatlons
ajM'b' W Lukuwalina live, Srijintnn, Pa,
I-rle iin.1 Wvomlng Vullov.
Time Table In Effect Sept, 11th, U19.
Tialn-. le iv e Scranton for Xew Yoik,
New Inn Kb and Intermediate points on
Brie iiillrnad, also for Huvvley and local
polntH at 7rt n. in nnd 22S p. m
Returning trains uirlvn nt Scranton
nt 10 21 a. m. und 31f and 9 10 p. m
8CIIA VI'OX DIVISION.
til iilforl Per, "ittu, 1800.
Xnrlli ISuiiikI.
Mouth Bound,
2US
ienk3na
'P t
! Jm
lg 55
e M.virlve 1 1 iie'i
,TS3.V Y Krankllu
I 7 in, West 42nd strtt't .,
I 70 Weelmvike'ii
'p u'Arrlro I care
I M
7U ..
73 ..
810 ..
Mr
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Hancock
biarllibt
l'ri'ston Part
VVPiwood
1'oyntelle
Orson
I'leasaDt Mt.
Ilulondale
Forest city
I'arbundaie '
White lirldje
Maytuid
Jenny n
Archibald
Wliilnii
reckvllle
oh i hunt
I'rlctburtf
'ihronp
I'rovtdeiice
l'ark l'lace
Sill! 4 31
M 4 4S
aai. i st
8 4l f. 03
2M 6 14
3f6 BS0
3 09 6 34
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814 iM
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1313' 0 01
3 45 1)03
SSI 81W
3 54 8 ii
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4 07
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4101
4 14
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4tf e&i
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t. hucduy only.
f sualtks that trains stop on (IkdU for nu.
tieugiin "
1 1 uinu.-i'ionl'.'W Sunday only, otter trust
-e-cure mtrs via unttrlo WMtern before
jHiteUailntftickutsaiia oavenioner
tiioiuh wapie-r on Set Hieeper od rrcM re.
clluius chulr w New York to CblctBO iltkottt
disuse. I'tikioiiirrr HKtcs Haducecl to
J O. ADdcrton, Qen. Vum Act.
' T. nitcroH, bit. fun, Agt.,erinto?liif
2(111 i
i
15 5-1 Stations
Sa! i
1 M' . .. .
10 i'V .... I I5
10 40 . .. lln
1031 .... litli'
10 21 .... U-H.'
10 15 U4(l
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Mt.( 2U,
9 40 IliUl1
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9 1 II UI
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