THESCRANTON TRIBUJNE- MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1900.
7)
'MUimM'S INHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs
Hay Fever, Bron
chitis, Asthma
and all Diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs.
Clouds of Mcillditnt Vnpor nr Inhllod
through tho tnoulh nnd i-mltte-d from tin- not
trlls, clrnnidne nnl mpnrlrliiff all tho Inflame!
miit illsiwil iarl which mnnot bo rcaebi-d I'j
medicine trkia Into the stunuch.
It reaches tlif mm spot It heat the rate
ptrvvslt nri tathc fat nftttieaii'It net ai
a balm vmi tun -1" tl,c uhr,lc ftittiDifl.nOat
uriiralnfiori")'' l 'it ntt. JM'i Arch fit,, J'Mta.
JARBONDALE
POLITICAL SITUATION.
Tho political situation Is (latt be
coming nunc complicated. Tho latest
.citizens' ticket Is In the Fointh waul,
where' A. V, Conk, for pour dliector,
and r.itilck Mellon ild and M. Muiphy,
for common i oiincll, mo luiiticd. Tho1?.
Uojhin may bo peisuaded to urn Indc
pentiy for nchool dliector. T. M. Noai
on, who was turned down by the ll'in-oc-tatlu
convenllon. will put up u fight
for bolcct council In the Thlid waul.
The Deninetats h.ie conuileted theli
ticket by naming Thomas Haiictt for
.elect council In the Thst waul, iiheio
his opponent will be (5. F. Sivlgert.
V. It. Masters will use the municipal
water argument to win votes with
which to defeat W. W. Fletcher for
select council In the Fifth ward. Add
Ins to theso the candidacy of Prof.
Itocketibeny for school director In tho
upper wards and we have combina
tions which ought to produce a very
interesting election.
TWO FIRES.
Saturday evening shoitly after 8
o'clock considerable excitement w.13
caused on Mala street by a brilliant
blaze on the fiont of the Uurr build
ing. It was euised by an arc light
wire. Tho lire was extinguished by n
bucket of water after tho wlie had
been, cut by Lineman Myers. Tho
awning and wood woik were burned
considerably.
At l.uO In the afternoon an alarm
was mug In fiom bo No. 4fi. The
fire was confined to the house, occu
pied by Thomas Finnegan, near the
"Lookout." The blaze was put out
before the ho.se companies arrived ani
little damage was done.
ANOTHER CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Italians of this city have pur
chased the plot of gtound at the old
Norton pump houe, paying $1,000. A
Catholic ehuuh will be erected at once
to be known as Our Lady of Mount
Cnimel church. Tho Italian colony of
this ilty is assuming laige pioportlons
and is miking lent likable progress
along business, political, educational
and religious llnet.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
H. F. IMiiy Is in Shenandoah on
business.
lle William IMgrii. finnieily of
this city, now of Pniildonce, called on
fl lends lieie last week.
Mr. and Mis. Flank Itollcnbeck, of
Copeland avenue, aie entertaining Mr.
and Mis. Alonzo Rhodes, of South Ca
iman. 1'iof. Scott, of Scianton, who foimer
ly conducted a shoit hand scliool heie,
was In tills city Satin day. The piofes
oi went from heie to Homo, X. Y
but was obliged to sell the Interest In
his business college theie, owing to ih
health. He is just now getting mound
after n four months nines-,.
Mrs. rtank Stephenson, of Wnymait,
called on ft lends In this city Saturday.
L. C. Elite, of Wllkes-Uaire, spent
' Sunday with telatives In tills city.
Mis. James Smith and son, llorac,
blue t etui nod fiom a visit with friends
in Kingston.
Daniel Itoblnson, of Hotel Anthra
cite, is ill with grip.
The Ti action company's bus trans
fer has bien done uwa with find the
cais meet .on 1'pper Helmont street.
The condition of Ml-s Maiy Hoffman
is lapldly linpiovlng.
Itev. Philip J McLean, of CioWer
seminal v, pi cached two eloquent set -mon.s
In the Dei can Baptist church
vehicular.
Rev. Oeorge PKoti, of Plttston, suc
ceeds Father Xealon, who has gone
to Europe.
(Seneial Manager Flynn, of the ti ac
tion company, has resigned. He will
go to Kaston Feb. 1 to take chaige of
the consolidated lines theie.
He only Repents What Hns Been
Said Aiound the Globe.
It has been demonstiated repeatedly
In eveiv state In the union and In
many foreign countiies that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Is a leitain pre
entlvo and cuie for cioup. It has
become tho iinlieisal lemedy for that
disease. M. V. Fishei. of Liberty, "'.
Vu., only lepeats what has been said
around the globe when he wiltes: "I
have used Chambei Iain's Cough Ilom
cdy in my family for several yens a
and uluas with peifect success. We
believe tluit it Is not only tho best
cough icniedv, hut that It Is a suro
cure for croup. It has saved the lives
of our children a number of times. This
lemedy Is for sale by all druggists.
Matthews Hi others, wholesale r.nd re
tall accnts.
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PECKVILLE.
The battle of the ballot ended Sat
urday evening. The bone of con. mi
Hon was tho office of tax col
lector. There were six candidates in
the field. The lucky candidates aio as
follow: Hurgess, A. D. Haines, ma
Joilty. 241; tax collector, I). C. Phil
lips, majority over next highest can
didate, 91; auditor, Frank Picketing,
if your tyitem it dovltnllteej
by disease) or exec-stes ua
viniarc)ou. Ablu-cial.
iiU tudy jour cic. He
faut rtmetltii eiwl apptianct
on appromi, Itetum at our
cipenso it not Mtlifuctory.
Wo truit jour honor. No
COD. fraud. Fulll nfnrma-
ttnn Iinr1p rtlnlti mtm ft-an
me
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I Fnr RU hu JOHN
H. PHELPS,
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0jruiv Birssi.
Jr., no opposition; Justice of the peaco,
S. W. Arnold, no opposition. First
ward Councilman, C. H. lirong, three
year.", S. II. Itilggs, one year: scliool
director, J. C. Tuthlll, three years, E.
It. Hitter, one year; Judge of election,
W. J. Lloyd. Xo Inspector voted for.
Second ward Councilman, Jnnien Mit
chell, three years, Henry Walters, one
year; scliool dltector, John J. Wil
liams, thtee years; Judge of election,
David L. Thomas: inspector, 11. F. Tor
wllllger. Thltd waid Oouncllmen,
Oeorge Monies, three years, It. V.
James, one jear; school director, Ii,
K. Morgan, three year: Judge of elec
tion. William llell: Inspector, Kdivatd
Oernien.
Mr. and Mis. S. It. Hriggs visited
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hriggs, of Curbon
dale, yesterday.
Mi. F. S. Arnold, of lllchmondale,
was a visitor In town yesterdny.
Mr. Hoy Wademan, of Wllkes-Harre,
visited his parents, Mr. nnd Mis. M.
It. Wademan, esterday.
Mr. Flounce Swingle, of YutesvllK
lslted his patents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Swingle, yesterday.
Mis. S, W. Arnold Is visiting her
brother. Ml Charles Arnold, at Los
Angeles, California.
Mr. Arthur Thompson, traveling
salesman for the Thoodotc White Man
ufactuilug company, of Sctanton,
spent Sunday at his homo on Main
stieet.
Tho managers of the following coal
collleiles In this lcinlty paid their
employes on Satuulay: The (Xew York
nnd Seranton Coal company, Stenlck
Citek Coil innipiiny. Dolph Coal com
pany, l!lerslde Coal company, Mount
Jessup Coal company
Mr. William Allen hid tho mlsfoi
tune to split his big too oh his right
foot with an axe while cutting lie at
Hlelimoudalc Satuulay.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Second Ward Republican Caucus.
Death of a Mayfleld Lady Per
sonals and Other Notes.
The Republicans of the Second ward
held their caucus In Entotpilso hall
Saturday evening. W. 15. Swlck was
appointed cliairmnn; Frank Heinel
ilght, senetaiy, and Attorney Caiev
nnd J. O. Xlcholson, telleis. The ticket
nominated was as follows: Council
man, J. II. Wheelei; sihooi dliector,
Oeoige Blake; Judge of election, Ed
waid Stubbs: inspector, Joseph Tem
by; constable, Oeoige L. Dunn.
Mrs. Ollgallon, a well known and re
Fpected lesldeiit of Ma) Held, died on
Saturday.
Thomus Mai.sh, Ji of Second .stieet.
has accepted a position ns stenograph
er In the Tradeis" National bank at
Scianton.
The Itev. and Mis. J. H. Cook aie
rejoicing over the unival of a little
daughtei.
The Sacred Heart chuich fair was
closed on Satuulny night to re-open
about tho middle of Febiuaiy.
A child of Mr. nnd Mis. Thomas P.
Williams, of Thltd stieet, is seriously
ill.
The genet al borough caucus will be
held next Saturday evening.
Miss Maty Jones, of Rushbiook
sttcet, visited friends in Oljphant and
1'iliebuig yestciday.
Mis. Aithur Hattman Is ill at her
home on Second street.
Mr. and Blrs. Itimton, of Unlondale,
and Mis. Geoige Davis, of Caibondale,
weie the guests of Mrs. Thomas Hiay,
of Main stieet, on Satuulaj.
"HE MISTAKES THE EFFECT for
the cause." That la what tho nerson
does who tries to cure iheumatlsm or
any other disease bv alleviating the
symptoms. Hood's Saisanaillla ic
moves tlic lauso and ucimauently
cuies
HOOD'S PILLS do not giipe. All
druggists. 25c.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Republican Primaries Price Library
Debate Taylor Band Concert.
Death of Dr. E. E. Weston Per
sonal News.
Tho Republicans pf this borough held
their pilmaiies for burgess and tax
(ollectoi and vailous waid offices on
Saturday between the houi.s of 4 and
7 o'tloek. The contest for tax col
lector was bltteily fought. Tho candi
dates and otis cast foi tills otllce wee
as follows: James Morris, 21'1; James
Maploson, IT.', and John D. Jones, JJT;
Jones' majority, 14 votes. William P.
(iiilliths was elected tor buigess by a
good majority oer three candidates.
William II. Uobbins was selected for
auditor, and D. M. Davis for high
constable, in tho Flist ward, Thomns
Moses was elected councilman, having
no opposition. For school director,
T.illle W. Jones defeated Thomas J.
Hughes, hi Second waul. John IS.
Johns and John w. Heese weie clectel
foi councilm in and scliool director,
baling no opposition. Mlihncl Fluth
luan was elected for constable 'i
the Third waul. William T. Evaiih
and Casper Ott had a Uwly light for
council in thu Fouith waul, Evans
being elected, hi the Fifth waul, John
Thomns defeated Anthony E. Jones in
a one-sided contest. William H.
Thomas had no opposition for school
dliector in this. waul.
"Resolved, That This Is the Twen
tieth Ccntuiy" was the .subject of dis
cussion at tho debate which was hell
at the Pi Ice Libiary association rooms
on Friday eienlng. W. n. Owens and
John It. Thomas icptesented the nf
tlnnatlve sido and Oilier M. Williams
and Sidney Owens argued tho nega
tive side. The subject was satlsf.u--toi
llv dlnt'iubed unci proved to be an
cxtraoidlnaiy tieat, as well as Instinc
tive and entertaining. Tho spcikets
did well, especially the Messis. Owens
and Williams. Their uddi esses weio
Intel estlng. Tho Judges were Messis
Joseph J. Whlteford, Evan Davis and
John H. Owens, who, after carefully
weighing the many points, gave their
decision in favor of the negative paity.
At the next business meeting, on Fri
day evening, another will be held. Sub
ject, "Resolved, That England's War
in the Tiansvaal Is Justified." The
membership of the library Is largely
Inci easing. At the last meeting six
teen proposals weie received. All
members me requested to attend on
Friday evening.
The funernl of the late Mr. Powell
occurred fiom his home on Union
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dlaappoint. Boldforfl.OOperboz.
Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming avenue and
PLENTY Of II.
Lots riore Proof Like This
and It Is All from Scran
ton People.
"The pi oof of the pudding Is In tho
eating of it." If any city or town In
thu Union has suillclent pi oof on thu
following subject it Is Seranton. Oen
ulne met it is ilndlng its rewnid In the
hearty endorsatlon of local citizens.
When people right heie at homo,
friends und neighbors of our leaders,
give a statement like tho following for
publication, it Is pi oof convincing for
the moat skeptical. Head this testi
mony: Mr. A. L. Harncs, of 41S North Main
avenue, engineer at the Scianton Elec
tilc Light station, says: "I Injured
my back by a fall and it affected my
kidneys. There was a soieie pain In
tho loins, accompanied with inegu
l.nity of tho sectetlons. Thev were
highly colored and contained sediment.
1 got Doan's Kidney Pills at Matthews
Pros', drug stoio und they entltelv le
lleved the pain and regulated thu se-cietlon.-!.
1 believe Donn3 Kidney
Pills aie fully up to tepresentatloti and
1 will reply to anyone questioning this
statement and enclose stamps, corrob
orating it In eveiy detail."
For sale by all dealers. Pi Ice, B0
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Huffnlo, X.
Y. Solo agents Tor the United States.
Hemunber the name Doan's und take
no substitute.
stieet yes'teulay afternoon and was
hugely attended. Hurlal was made In
the Forest Homo cemetery.
This evening tho Taylor Comet band
will conduct their mnceit and social
at Webei's link. An excellent pio
gramme will bo lendoied, as follows:
Overture, by band: local solo, Miss
Ithodii Clink; clailnet solo, Master
Hany Watklns; lecltation, Miss Oer
aldlno Phillips: ilolin selection, Lydln
Housei: ioi.il solo, Edwaul Muiphy:
Instrumental selection, two colored
gentlemen: iiuaitette, IJ. Watklns and
paity; violin duet, Master Harry und
Francis Watklns; lecltation, N'ln.i
Olmstead; duet, Messrs. Tubbs ami
Jones; overtuie, Watklns family; piano
solo. Hay Morgans; mandolin selec
tion, Mr. Albeit Hlnes; vocal solo,
Hhod.i Clark; vocal solo. Olwen How
ells: mandolin solo. Mls Lulu Jones;
baritone solo, Arthur Moigans; oier
ttlie, by band,
Sad news was received bote fiom
Plttston yesterday, announcing tho
death of Dr. E. E. Weston, foimeily a
lesident of this boiough. Deceased
was well known thioughout the valley
and the news will be iccelved with
much regret by the leadeis. Ho was
a pioniliient member of tho Talor
lodge. No. 162. Knights of Pjthlai.
Funeial announcements made later.
The funetal of the kite Mis. William
E. Jones, notwithstanding the Inclem
ency of the weather, was lu,?ely at
tended here on Satuulay afternoon at
2 o'clock. Sei vices weie luld at the
Welsh ConKiog.ition.il chinch of which
she was an actlie member. Pastor
Ilev. Ivor Thomas and Hev. Dr. II. 11.
Harris officiated. Ruiial was in the
Piesbytcilan cemeteiy. The pill-boar-eis
were William Han Is, James Ston
lteese Lewis, Price HariK Davit
Lloyd and John Jones. Pilde of Lack
awanna lodge, Xo. IS, A. P. L. A., an 1
Daughtei s of Pocohontas. Xo. .14, if
which the deceased was a member, at
tended In a body.
The Ccntuiy Hose eompiny. No. :.'.
will hold their legular nnetlns in the
lioi ough council looms this evening at
S o'clock and alt members aie ieo,:io?t
ed to be piesent
Mrs. John E. Evans and daughter,
Margaiet, have letuined home after a
few days' visit with lelatlves in Xanti
coke. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Oriniths. of
this plice, visited fiiends In Plttston
yesterday.
AVOCA.
Tho Itepubllcans announce that theie
will bo a geneial aucus In O'Malley's
hall on Wednesday evening. The
Democratic nomlneees did not meet
with tho appwval of the taxpaveis
and Wednesday evening's affair will be
1'tiown as a citizens' ticket. A few In
dorsements will be made, while the
nominees who hae no ie.iI estate will
be opposed by strong candidates.
Mr. nnd Mis. John Mauley, of Dun
more, weie guests of Hev. M. F. Crane
yesterday.
The f uncial of Mis. Thomas McDon
nell took place on Saturday nioinlug
with a loiiulem mass at St. Maty's
(hutch. Hev. M. F. Crane pre.icho 1
the sermon. Tho cortege wns one of
tho laigest that ever wended Its way
to Plttston, where Intel ment was made.
Mis. P. E. Walsh, of Dunmoie, spent
estoidnv with friends in town.
MKs Mary Walsh, of Hellevue, spent
yisteulav at the McClaughlln icsldonce.
Hoger Henncssy Is in New Yoik city
adjusting a shaie left by a deceased
iol.it I vc, a few yeais ago.
Maiie. the fi-yeai-old daughter of Mr.
and Mis. James Huekley, Is seilously
ill of pneunionli
Hugh Jennings will leaie tndav for
Cornell uulvcisltv, wheie lie taken
cliaige of the base ball team of that
place.
Mis. Petor Haiiett, of tho North End.
Is seilouslv III,
Mrs. T. J. Newton, whlip coming down
stalls a few das ago, lost hir foot
ing and fell a considerable distance.
Her condition Is quite ciitlcal.
Prof, and Mis. Hany Harris, of
West Plttston, were vjsltoi.s in town
yesterday. ,
Court Livingston lodge, No. 7Hfi,
held their regular meeting on Friday
eienlng. Tho enteitalnment lommit
tee had at ranged an excelb-nt mo
gramme, after which lunch was seived
and a smoker indulged In. Past Chief
Hanger William Gilchrist acted ad
chairman. Hobett Oliver gave seveial
selections on tho mandolin and violin.
Ho was accompanied on the organ by
John Atwell. The Atwell Hrothei's
C.lee club gave a few selections. Solos
wetu given by Hobeit Taylor, Joseph
Taylor, Walter Odgeis, William Major,
William Atwell, John Atwell nnd Hlch
ard Hlehards. Mr. Ollehilst addiessed
the membc'18 entreating them to pio
vlde tho best enteitalnment possible
In order to encourage delinquent mem
bers. This style of meeting will taki
placo frequently. Tho organization Is
one of the best beneficial societies in
the town. -.
he rasslon 'Play, In motion picture,
was given on Saturday In Sarsfleld
hall nnd wub attended by more than u
thousand people. Tho subject Is one
of absorbing Interest and the treatment
of It by HorltB peasants of Bohemia Is
a solemn religious act. Mr. Sltclly II
lustratcs tho scenes, Incidents and tho
vnrlous personages of tho play until
It becomes an nwful teatlsm. The
singing of Miss Yewell added greatly
to tho scenes.
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SUSQTJEHANNA COUNTY.
Special to the Seranton Tribune.
Susquohnnnn. Jan. 21. Tho session
of the Susquehanna. County Teacher
Association, hold In Lanesboro on
Saturday, was well attended. Tlw
ptogramme wns uu cxecellent one,
and the occasion was both Interesting
and profitable. Super Intcndent Mo
ly added much to tho Interest of the
meeting.
Hevlvnl meetings lire' being .held In
tho Unlondale Methodist churcji.
I'oiest City's school nppt epilation
for the state this year amounts to
$J,1D.!.26.
Ptofessors Flood nnd Plone, of
Hlnghnmton, held a select hop in
Hogan opera house on Friday evening,
at the close of their dnndng school.
The Lanesboio Hose company will
hold a reception In the new tiro hall
on Friday eienlng, Januaiy 20. Muslo
will be furnished by Wasnor & Htow
cr's oichestra.
Sheriff Maxey has tippointcd Sidney
Lott Jail wm den.
The Susquchatnvi Mnennerchor will
hold a social hop In itn Oakl md Side
music hall on Monday evening, Jan
uary 2!.
The Eile will woou Issue Its "Sum
mer Homes" book for H'OO.
Tho W.ivetly authorities have
passed an ordlnmce prohibiting spar
ling exhibitions, nnd the Huiley
Ileckwlth bout, announced for Satur
day eienlng, was knocked out In the
thst loiind.
Htilkes do not pay woiklngmon.
Susquehanna had one. sonfe yearn
ago, and it took her ten years to le
cover from It. She will never have
another.
Will J. McConnell, whoso sad death
is reported fiom Philadelphia, wns a
grandly gltted man. He had. few
peers as a lectuier. Had he practiced
what he pleached, the wot Id would
have been tho better for It.
Charles, tho thlrtccn-ieat-old son of
Mr. nnd Mis. Samuel Euir. of Willow
street, was killed by the i.iis. in the
Eile yaul this moinlng while picking
(oa'i lrom tho tracks Death was in
stantaneous. Tho funeral will piob-
ably occur on Mondny.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage, Jniuian 20, of Miss Hello Coun
cilman, ol the Oiklind Sid", to
Ch.ules E. Hauls, ot Washington, D.
C. but foimeily ot I.unoboto.
Edltoilnlv, Judge CJildar, of the
Foi est City New, states that, some
years ago, when attacked with scar
let fever, his life was saved by an
application of law onlona to his throat
and feet. Ever since the meniniablu
occuslcn the Judge 1ms esteemed th3
succulent and uiomatlu onion the fin
est fruit under the blue canopy of
heaven.
Advices from various parts of the
county aio to the effect that the re
vival meetings are all belnc attended
by crowds of Mn-Mck slnneiF. The
woild Is growing bettor.
Hy the way, what lias beiome -if
those cold deposits which veie dls
i Dieted in a number of Pennsyhanli
counties about six- months ago.'
Philadelphia Inqr.lier. Hespict fully
lefened to Ilior Haines, of the Hones
dale Independent, the tlllthful histor
ian of the Wavno county gold fields.
In the coming Republican county
convention. Hon. C. r.vil Wilght, of
Susqaehannn, congiessnian ftom this
dish let, will be a candidate for re
nomlnntlon. He will, of coutso be le
nomlnated unanimouslv.
The dedication of tho new Kaptlst
church in Monti ose will occur about
Feb! nary 1".
Fav Oilier will heieafter conduct
tli" Jay house. In New Milfoul, Mr.
Jay will conduct the Ciaudill house
in Hinghamton. Koth aie pnpul ir
gentlemen.
Jack Skillet, of AVInwood. who six
years ago lived in this place but sines
lias ben converted. Foiert City
News. Kather lough op Forest City.
Tho usquehnnra County Medical
society has twenty-eight membeis.
It is safe to say that the Hon. Oal
usha A. Oiow, "the hage of Olon
wood," will bo re-nominated for con-grescman-at-laigo
by the coming Re
publican state convention. He Is the
youngest old statesman in tho land
today.
Miss Mav P.oylo, of New Mllford, Is
vlltlng Susquehanna lelatlveJ.
People who have -not hai vested Ico
aie sitting on tho lagged edge, ill un
mindful of the fact that thei,. lie six
weeks of winter weather In th- mor
ly month of March.
There are several rtep'iblle an randi
dites for iepreontatlve at Haiiisburg
from this county, alieadv In slglit.
They desire to succeed Messis", Tlf
fenv and Adams, who deslie to sue.
iced thcnifcelves. "Let the good work
go on."
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Luc is
. , UlltJ .
bv the use of Hall's e'.itatili ture.
FRANK .1 ('IIENEV.
IJillir-v-ttiii,i ...... .-- ..,.,, .1111-111 illy,
nid aits dliectly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the t-y.teni. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O
Sold by rirt isfjIstH, "Sc.
Hull's IYiiillj Pills cie the best.
THEATRICAL.
McCauley-Paton Company.
In this piollflc ago of stage pioduc
tlons It happens ociaslonallv nnd only
oicaflonally, that some gifted writer
succeeds In wilting n play tlrut rhei
clear cut and ndmlrnblv nboio tlio
thickly dotted, undulating plain of
dramatic mediociltj. Such a man Is
W. H. Patton. nnd the delightful etory
Incorporated Into tho pastoral com
edy, "Tho Minister's Son," ia fully en
titled to rank with the best pioduc
dlons of his fetllo bia'n.
This play Is tho offering nt tho
Academy lit Music toiii?ht as tho
opening of the McCaulley-Patton com
pnny. It Is extiemely iaio that such
an nttiactlon falls to the I it of popu-lar-piiced
thcatro rations, and If
Manager Long's pla house is not
pneked to the doori at every pet foi in
ance next week, It cannot be ntti Unit
ed to any shortcomings on the part
of either play or players.
At tha Oaietv.
Owing to Al. Iteeics cancelling with
out notice the Gaiety will bo daik th's
weak.
The Joys of Authorship.
It has rlwuys been (incited that bonie
. , Ullt i . ,
Frank J chcno nia-ces oitb that he !s
cnlor p.utner ol the film of r. J. Client v
d Co, dring businest In Uu. c'ltv of To.
ledo, County and State aforesaid, nnd
that said tlrm will pin the Mim of ONE
Hl'NDIll'-D DOLLARS for ..lib and cv.
. .. .f r'nturrh lli.it .initio, l.r, ......1
:w
Swori to before mo and uli-i rlln.il hi
mv iiresenco. this lib day ot December,
A. D. 150. A. W. C,l,i:ASON.
ISe.ill Notary Public
it. .11. ...,r.1, fll, ( 1 1 1 1 em ImI.ihh .11..
The People's
' ! a . , ifcM - Sjwhr -
A POPULAR CLHARING 1IOUSC for tho Haiiit ot All Who
Have Houses to Rent, Rctil Lstutc or Otltor Property to
Sell or Kxclituiitc, or Who Want Situations or Help Theie
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent u Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word-lixcept Situation WautoJ, Which Arj In.
scrtcd Free.
FOR RENT
Foit iient-ohi:i:n niDau, EXCEL
lent clRht-tooin hous(8. Apply M'2
Marion street.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE - C. J. CAHTKIl ItESI
dence, SOT M rtlo street. All Impioie
nients. Stnrk, Attorney, Traders' Hank
building.
13U1I.T TO OKt)i:it LIOHT AND
heavy sleighs, bobs, etc. Slelshs In
stock, 13 00 each. Helrlegel, SIT l.ocuht
street.
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTF7nt8m:rT'nofTM. riiit-
nblo for gentlciiinti nnd wife: central
ly located. Address, X, Y, C, Tribune
FURNISHED ROOMS.
wantudtwo''n
ronins with board. Centially located.
Address W Tilbtuie nlllce.
BOARDING.
BOAKDINa CM PINE STP.KET.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
'VWWWWWWWWWi vww w w vw v
KNEl'.QETIC SALESMAN - COUNTRY
work. School supplies. Salary $100
and extras, n. O. Evans &. Co , Chi
cago, 111.
WANTED-IJY AN ESTABLISHED
onilncs. of n high ouler, n reprcentn
tlvq of ability nnd backing who can take
up Its work In tho stnto oLPennsvlvanln;
no i-chpme; permanent business with
moncv In it for the right party. Address,
Riving references. FOUNTAIN BATH
ItBU&H CO.. Qrand Itnplds. Mich.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTEI-A TtEFIXED EDrCAT!:D,
eiurgitlc oung worn m a nut scry
goierness, must be able to sew, ,haie
iudgment in feeding, ilnthlng and cu
ing for the genoral hcilth of three sin ill
(lilldiiii. Xone otbeis need apply- Ad
dress box ::3, Iteiord ofllcc, Wilkcs-Birie.
LADIES TO DlSTninUTr. FREE SAM-
Tc in city. Call nt 320 Wiishttm-
ton ni enue. from S.10 to 10 50 n. m. today.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
$M0 TO $1.00n, WITH STMtVICE, TO IN
iiht in any leRltlmato business that
will bear Inicstlsntlon. Address U., Tub-line-
ofllce.
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO
order; also Indies' waists. Louise
Shoemaker, 212 Adams avenue.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. V. BRIOGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools: no odor. ImpronJ
pumps nspil. A. It. HKHH3S. Pioprletor.
Leave orders lino North Main iiienue.
or Eliki's. drug torc, coiner Adama and
Mulherrv. Tclepbono D3I0.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS. L. T. KELLER. SCALPTnUAT
ment. COc: shampooing, 50c; facial
massive, manicuiliig, i'c. ; chiropody,
T01 Qulncy.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKES-BAURE RECORD CAN
be had In Seranton at tho news stands
ot Relsman Broi.. 405 Spruce and 503 Lin
den; M. Norton HJ2 Lackawanna avenue;
I. S. Scbutzer. 2U Spruce street.
LEGAL.
Al'DITOR'S NOTICE-IN HE: ESTATE
of J. M. Mormjn, ilccoascd. In tbo
Oi plums' Coiut of Luckim iiiina County,
No. bi'J, Scrlea 11.
The limit r.-lgned, nil auditor appnlntdl
by said court to distribute tho funds In
tbo bauds of D. L. Fickes, udminlstiator,
ttc, of tbo about n mud J. M. Mormau,
us sbowu bv his llrbt und Dual account,
In re by glvts notice that ho will attend
to tbo duties ot his appointment on Fil
du, thei SJd day ol I'ebriluiy, I'tJi). at 9
o'clock a. m al tho ofllce ot D. L
ritkes, Room M'.', Me.us isiilldlng. Wash
liigtou a enue, in the Cltv of Seranton,
In said county, at which tlmu and place
all peisoni baling cl ilms against miUI
est.ito aru ueiulicd to appear ami pre
si nt tho same, or otheiwlso be foieier
barred trom coming in on said fund.
J. C. VAUUHAN, Auditor.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF Till:
Htoekholdeis of Tho Tribune PiiblWn
lug Com .my of Siranton, will bo held
nt tho office ol the company on Tues
day". Jumitiiy '"el, IfOO, .it .1 p. m., to elect
otl'cers foi tbo onwilng e.u. an I foi tho
piiiposn of ti.insactlng any other bus
ness that mav totno before the meeting.
EZRA H. RIPPLE, Secretin .
THE ANNEAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Licl.tiw.inna Lum
ber Company will lie be Id nt the olilco
ol the minium. Roaid of Tr.ido build
ing. Tuesdai, Jan. "!, I't ), at 10 a. m.,
for the election of dheetors for tho insii.
jng jenr and sin b other biiflne ss as may
piopeily lome belore the muting,
J. L. CONNELL, bteiftar.
THE AXNl'AL MEETING OI" TIIE
t-turkhulileis ot thu Liu Kaw.tnra
Tuiht and Safe Deposit Company lor thu
election ot dllectois to bene toi the in
suliig jear will be held nt tbo olilco of
tbo Company, 4''! L ukawnnn.i aieiiue,
Seranton, l'.i , on Mnnd.ii, IVbruaiy, S,
lri i0, between the hours ot tluec and four
o'c loc I; 1 1. m
SHEPHERD AVARS. Vice I'lesldcnt.
THE ANNEAL MEi:TING OF THE
htoekholdeis ot Tho Enterprise Pou
tier Jlaniitactuiing Coinp.uiy. for the elec.
lion of dint tors and thu tiausjitlon of
Mich other business as m.iv pioperly eonio
belore It. will bo held on WednoHd ly, Jan
uary 21th. l'lOO. at tho otllto of the Com
puny. Seranton, Pa., at 3 W o'clock p. m
No tiansfei of stotk will bee made for ten
dins next preceding the date of the nbuio
meeting. E. P. KINGSIRTRy.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the St. Clair Coal
Company for tho election of dlrectoid
nnd the transaction of such other busi
ness as may propel ly cumu before It
will be held on Monday, January 22nd,
1!00, at the olilco of tho company, Libra
ry building. Seranton, Pa , at 2 o'clock
p. m.
No transfer of stock will bo mado for
the ten dajs next preceding the date
of abovo meeting.
N. O. TAYLOR. Secretniy.
of the noiels bnulng the Mgiintuio ot
Alovindre Dumas thu eldei wtm wiltlen
by bis assistants. Duo day whin Dumas
peie met Dumas tils mi the stieet bet
tifkcd him whether ho had lead his latcxt
noiel.
"No," snld Dumas, Junior, "time youV"
- -
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature of
Z&ffjffi
Exchange.
- - WWXXO'gt4j'nfjrJ
SITUATIONS WANTED
nue, wishes fow mom customer", ur
will go out by tho day.
YOLNG MAN. 20 YEARS OI' AGE.
wlsbcs position In grocery stoic or
rcvirkct: his had five oirs exiieilencet
lust of references. Addicss. "it. R.,"
KM South .Main n Fiiiie,
HY A YOl'NG MAN, 20 VEAR4 op AGE,
at any kind of bt olllc" work. Ad
dress, J3j N, Fltnioie uvciiue.
SITUATION WANTKD-UY A YOUNG
iniui H j cars of age, In nillee or whole
sal" hoi se, or any kind of woik: inpld
peninnn, e.iilck and accur.ito at llcuies,
ttliderstntnlH bookkeeping; best of n fer
etices. Address Hcnty Durke, BT) l'.nn
aieiuip.
HlTfTATrON WANTED-TO GO OFT BY
thu ilnv or take borne washing and
Ironing. Call or addrisM L, 11 , n.11 Ninth
hiimner aienue.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A PRACTI
c.U tool-maker en ellcu, punches,
forms or shop tools: bet of refon-ni.es.
Aildri-ss W. II. S, General Dellnry.
WORK WANTED BY A STRONG BOY
willing to do niiithliig; understands
'.vi'V,"11'"-' '" hoi sps and dellierlng. .1. W.,
4J0 South Ninth street.
SITUATION WANTED-tlY MARRIED
man. no c,irs of imc: will work at
nn thing, cm furnish thst class rcfu
encea. Address, J. R, Tilbune otllce.
PROFESSIONAL.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
E. C. SPAULDtNG, 21 TRADERS' BANK
building.
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITECT.
Connell building, Seranton.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITECT,
It." Spruce st., ejr. Wash. uv Sei.intoii.
FREDirRICirTrBROWNTAlIcTnTEC'l'.
l'rlco building, 126 Washington uionue,
bcr.mton.
OANCINCl.
PROIST. M. KOVACHY AND DAUGIN
ters. Dancing Teachers. Strictly prl
into lessens an time at icsldcnce, 522
Qulncy aienue,
DENTI9TS
DR. I. O. LYMAN. f-CRANTON PRT
i.ito Hospital, cor. Wjoinlng and Mul
berry DR. hTf.REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR, C. C LAURACH, U'i Wiomlng avo.
WELCOME C. SNOVER, Coal Exchanro
2nd floor, Ronm D, Hours. 9 to 1. 2 to .".
HOTELS PND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, IK AND 127 FRANK
1 1 ii nienue. Rates ro.-snnablo.
P. 7.EIGLER. Piopilelo-.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D , L & W.
p i"i-nger depot. Conducted on the Ea
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, l'rop.
fwrrv ?
IUCHARD .T. BOURKE, ATTORNEY-at-Lnw,
TfW-2 I. ulv.iw.inna aieiuie. Gen
eral law busliuss, coll'-ctlons and loans.
J. W. BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND
Counsclloi-ut-Law. Rooms 312-J1J M -.lis
building.
D B. REPl.OGLE. ATTORNIY-LOAXS
negotiated rn real e flute socuritj.
Jli.irs building, coini'i Washington
a c nue nnd Spruce street.
M. J. DONAHOE. ATTORNEY-AT-I.aw.
OIIIcp"!, G12-cn Mcars building.
FRANK E BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND
Counselliir-nt-T.aw. B u r r building.
Rooms 11 and 14, WaFhlngton aienue.
WILLARD. WAI!Ri:N & KNAPP, AT
tornevs nnd Coiui'-ellnrs.nt-Law. Re
publican building, WashliiKton aienue.
JESSUP d JFSSUP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - I.iw, Commonwealth
building: looms 1, 20 and 21.
JAMES W OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-I.aw.
Rooms 511, SIS and S10 Boaid of
Trade bnl'dlng.
EDWARD W THAYER ATTORNEY
Roc ms POS-WI, Oth floor Menrs building.
L A WATRt:S ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
W)2 Board of Trade building, Seranton,
r.i
C. R. PITCHER. ATTORVEV-AT-LAW,
Commnnwraltii liulldliig, Scrmton, Pi
PATTERSON & WILCOX. TRADERS'
National Bank building.
C COMEGYS, fl-H It E P U B L I C A N
building.
A. W. BERTHOLF. ATTORNEY.
Meirs imiiiiing.
DR W E. ALLEN. S11 NORTH WASH
liH'tou aienue
DR S W. L'AAIOREAUV, OFflCE V
WnFhlnston nurnc Residence nil
Mulberry Chronic cIIspimpi, lnnp,
heart, kldnets and centto-iirinarr ur
gins a spedalt" TIouis 1 to I p m
SCHOOL or THE LACKAWWNA
Seranton. Pa. Couivps pnpirntoi n!
eollPRe. law. inrdielnn or btsmss
Opens ent 1Kb Send for catalogue
Rev Tliomns M. Cjwui 11, D, prlnel
pnl nnd propiletor: W. E. Phimley. A
M . 1 e.idm.T-ter.
i
SF'"0'3
G R CLARK & CO . SRRDMEN AND
Nur'-erimen: -tnic lib Wnhliietoii aio
me: ureon hoiii-e, U"i0 North Main aiu
iiut; tcro telephone, 7S2,
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KUETTEL REAR Ml LACKA
unnnn aienue, Scianton, I', nuuuilnc
tun i' of Wire Feteens.
Ht'CLL'VOWl
nAUER'S ORCHEPTRA-Mrstn FOR
balls, plcnlis. parties, receptions, wed
dings nnd concert work furnished. For
terms address R. J, Biuer, conductor.
117 Wnmlns nveni'e, oier Hulbeit.s'
muslo stoic.
MEOARGEE IinOTHERS." PRINTERS'
scppllts, rnvc lopes, paper bigs, twine,
Wiirchniihe 130 Washington aienue,
Seranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central KailnnJ ( New lo-u
Station!, in New York Foot of Liberty
Htreet, N. Ii., and Smith Ferry, Whitehall
birei't.
Anthracite coal used exclusively, Insur
ing eltanllnes aid comfort.
TIME TABLE JN EFFECT NOV 1 ITO.
Trains leaio Sciautoc for Now Yolk,
Nel.alk, Elizabeth, Piilladelphlii, Easton,
Bi tlilthi'iii. Allentowii, Miiuch Chunk and
White llui en. at fc VI it in : express, 1,20;
express, llrt p, m. Sundios. 2 13 p. m.
For Plttston und Wllkcs-B.irre, s 30 a,
ni . 12o. 4) p. m. Hundajs, 2Fi p. m.
For Baltimore nnd Washliiuion, nil
points South and West Vlu Bethlehem,
S.30 u. rn , 120 P. ni. Huiidajs, 2.15 p. m.
For l.oni! Branch, Ocean Grove, etc., nt
SlOn. m, and 12) p. m.
For Reading, Li bnnon nnd Harrisburg,
via Allentown, 8 30 a. m . 1 20 p. m, sun
days, 2 15 p. m.
For Pottsvllle. 8 30 n m. 1.20 p. m,
Through tickets to nil points east, south
and west at lowest into nt the station.
J. II. OLHAUBEN, Gen. Supt,,
II. P. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt.
RAILROAD TIME TABLC.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In Effect November 10.
1800.
Trains leave Seranton:
0.45 n, m., weak days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg', Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, nnd for Pitts
burp; and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; nnd for Sun
bury, Harrisburp, Philadelphia,
Baltlmore.Wnshington and Pitts
burp and the West.
2.18 p. m,, week days (Sundays 1.58
p. m.), for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and th
West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. It. WOOD. Gen. Pnfm. Agt.
J. H. HUTCHINSON. Gen. Mgr.
Del., Luclct, ul Western.
,,,, In Effect Dec. 17, 1V9.
FOUTH-Lonio Hcranton for New York
nt 2.1. ?,w, P TO, Sid nnd in or. a. m.; 12 r,5
a id ,TtT ,,. ,, j.or inuindelphla at 5..T0,
and inrr, n. in.: JJ G1 and 3 13 p. m.
"or htroiidsburg at C Id p. m. Milk and
Aicoiiiinoilatloii at .T l() p. r.i. Arrlvo at
Hnboken at (If,-., 7.1S. j.1 n. m.: 12 OS. 2.17,
i ,'.';1!' "",l !'')! P- m. Airho at Phlui
(tipbia at looo a. m.; 1 otf, .118, iSOO and
-: I'- m. Arrli e from New York at 12 03.
-1 and l.oo a. m.; i.on, l.M. CM and 8.13
''."' Urom Stroudhburg at 8C5 a. m.
.NORTII-l.c.nn Heraiiton for Buffalo
mid Intermediate! stations at 12.10, 2M',
10, anil !i w a. ; j ;;-, umi ,-, r,(l p. m. For
Oswego and Sir.ieusp nt 4 0 n. m. and
J .'. 1'. m. Foi Utlca at 2"0 a. m. and
' P. m. For Montroso at 9 00 a. m.i
'I1' P- in and G50 p. in. For Nicholson
nt I IV) ami cr, p. m. Arrlie In Seranton
from Buffalo at 2 10. 2.". T. 2.'. and 10 00 a.
in.: .120 and 7.M p. in. Fiom Oswego and
Sirnruao llt or- , ,,. v, a(J ;I ?l0 p, m.
I roin Sir.'i'iisc at 7.M p. in. From Uttca
at 2.1 r. a. m.: 12 "S and 3) p. m. From
Nicholson at 7 la a. in. nnd COO p. m.
from Muntrose at 10 00 a. m.; 3 20 and
i.M P. m.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION Lenia
Seinnton for Northumberland nt C to, 10 0
a. m.: l.i" and ii 10 p. m. For Plymouth
at 1.0',, .: 0 and S r,0 p. m. For Nantleoko
at s.ln a in. An lie ,it Northumberland
at fir." n. m,: i in, nos and :w p. m. Ar
rlie Nniitlcolip at sal n. m. Arrive at
Plimmitli at 2fV., t.to and fi.1 p. m. Ar
rlie at Scuintiiii ftcni Noithumberlaiid
at f. IS- .i. m: 12 1". IV. und 8 W p. m.
From NinitlcoKo at ll.no a. m. From
PI mouth at 7." a. m : .!2'. and 6 05 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
SOUTir-Leaie Scianton nt 2 15. 30),
H-ii. 10 ir, a, m,; SIT nnd 3.10 p. m.
NORTH Le.uo Scianton at 12 10. 2 00.
1 0 p. m ; l.r." and n .10 p in.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION Leave
Seranton at 10 0" a. m. and 0 10 p. m.
Dclsuv.uv and Hudson.
On Nov. 13th. niO, trains will le.no
Si l.inton ate folloiit.:
For Caiboiidale 0 20, 7.M, Sm, 10.13 a.
m.: 12 noon: 1.2J. 220, .ir2, 32'., 625, 7.57,
8 1". ll.(i p in.; Liu a. in.
For Alli.inv, SaratoR.i, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England polntK, etc. G 20 u. in.;
2 20 p in.
For Honesdnle-B 20, 10 13 n. m.i 2 20, 5 23
p. in.
For Wllkes-Bnire-C 11. 7.4S. 8 41,0 39,
10 G a. in : 120', 1 2S, 2 IS, 3.33, 4 27, C10,
7. t 10 41. 1130 p. m.
For Nnv York, Philadelphia, etc., v
Lehigh Valley Rnllrond-CF. p. m.: 12 01,
2. It. 127 p. in.: v.lth Blaik Diamond E.-pre-js,
It. .0 p m.
For l'.-imslanli Raltroad points, G 43,
0 3S a. in : 2 IK, 1 27 p. m.
For iiestern point'", via T.ehlgh Vallev
Ii illmnil T.IS a. m.: 120'. S 3.1. with Black
Dlnmiilid Expiess, 111.41, 11.10 p. m.
Tialns illll anlve In Seranton as fol
lows. Fiom C'ai bond. ile nnd tho North fi 10,
7 I'. S iS. ! M. 10 "S, 11 ',S a. m.; 1.23. 215,
3 2-.. 121. 7.11. 10 1, 1127 p. m.
From Wllkcs-llirru ,ind the South G 11.
7 IS. S lt, 10 X 11 Fl a m.: I,l. 2.11, 3.45,
5 2". a 21, 7 n. o o'.. 10 o". p. m : i.is a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Uarboiidale tt 01, 1133 p. m.: 2 21,
",'1 -.47 t-,1 p m.
For Wllkcs-Biiie-iUS, 12 03 n. m ', 1 5S,
3 2s, 5 41. 7 IS p in.
For Albinv. Sir.itoK.i. Jto;itrcal, Bos
ton. New Dngl mil polntK, etc., 2 23 p. m.
Lov est i itcs to all points in United
Stti'et umi Cnnnda.
J BURDR'K. G. I. A., Albanv. N. Y.
H W. CROSS. D. P. A., Sejantofl, Pa.
r
Lchifjh Vullsv Kullroai.
In Effect Nov llth, 1W.
TRAINS I.EAVi: hCRANTON.
For Phllielelphia and.Npw York, ila D.
S. H. R. R. at 43 df.'iu. nnd IJ Ot, 2.1s,
4 27 (Black Diamond Epress, and 11. M
p m. Sundaj!?. D. & Hollj. Rw 1.5S. 7.1S
P m. t
For Whlto Union. Il.izleton and prlu
ilpil points in tbo coal legions, U D.
.V II. R R . I". 's t"d I 27 p. m. l'or
PottsUllc r, II. 2 is p m
For Bethlehem, EaMon. Reading, Hnr
rNbuig and prlnclpil Inturmidlnto sta
tlnn". ill D. .. H R. R.. '4 n. m.; l.'OI.
" 1-. 127 (HI.it It Diamond Express), 11.30.
piuiilnis D ft H R. 11,13. 7.1? p. in.
'For Tunkhaiinoik, Taianda. Hlmira,
Itlinta, Oencia and principal Intertnedl
iitu n.itlcns, i la D. L t W. It. R SOS
u. m . 1 0o and " '.'. p in.
For Geneia. Rot luster, Buffalo, Nlag
nta Falls, Chicago, and all points ivet,
H D. . II. It R.. 120!. 3.31 (Black Dl l
m md Espitss). 7 1, 1041. 11. ,0 p. m.
Siind.i.i". D. & H. R. B 12 QJ p. m 7. IS
p m
Piilluviii pallor nnd sleeping or Lehigh
Vallev pallor i.irs on all trains between
WIlkcK-Buie and New York. Phll.idel
lihl i. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge,
ROI.LIN II WILBUR. Gen. Hupt , 23
Corlbindt tlet. New Yoik,
( HARl.BS S LRU. Gen. Pass Agt, 2(3
Cultlnndt Htleet, New Yoik
A. W NONNRMACHER, Div. Pass. Ast.,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservation
nppb 2"D Lnckaii.iimi nc, Seranton, Pi.
L'rie ati.t Wyoming Valley.
Time Table In F.flett Sept. nth. 1W1
Tialii'- le.no Seranton for New Yoik,
Nt'wbuigli and lute i mediate points on
File lallni.ul ulo for Hniiley and local
points at 7 05 i m. nnd 2.23 p. m.
Ret inning tialns nitlio at Seranton
at 10 21 a ni and 3 lii and 0.10 p. m.
' . 'T,tfr '
SCIIA.VIO IJIVIMOY, - ,ii
. III Eflcct Oft. .'.5111. I Sill).
Knrtti Hound. Houlli Bound.
tiTii 7s20 i"j T04 200
ls& Stations l-5t
5 y, ' an
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....I 7'.'N Y Krankllu bt 740 ....
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.... 7 00 Weelianken .... 810....
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10 4"T .... I Hi taaoM 8TS, 1 io
10 40 to Hancock a ill 4 35
1031 L'.'ft HlarllKbt 4V2 4I5
lu.'l i.' ei Preston parte 1.11'tM
1J15 I.'40, Wtoweioa H 60)
0 0j U4V I'oyntello S5 5 14
'i Mi I.' II ursoa ks 5'."
940 l.'t.f rieasant Mt. ars oso
Ul .... 11 W t'lilondllo 3 09 614
(j.'i .... II 19, loiestfliy 3 19 6 41
9 10 1131' CaibJiiUulu S34 6M
907 ... .fll'0. White 111 lrtje fS88 66D
4ih lit.nl .Maj field 13 43 eoi
h.Vs II Si .Icriiljrn 8 45 8 03
t- 51 II l- Archibald SSllaoj
8.' !n i vMiiton m'eu
me . ii ir I'ecKuiit) .... aw eia
si.' 11 in Oh i'liiint. 4 Oil 8 21
h 4oi uoi 1'rletburg 407 821
! ll .Tin nop 410 7
(-111 II w l'rnildenco 14'61i
bi.1, II0'i7 Park I'luco t417i8M
bSH 10 55 hciaiitoa 4 so fiao
a m Ml.taie An lie p up u
t, Sunday only "j ;
f Hgnliua turn trains stop on algoal fortaa
senjers. V i
'I i aius 205 nmt soo Sunday only, otntr tralni
dallv iiBit Sunday.
i-ieure rates ila Ontario Writern before
purcuaMiiif tickets and nave money"
itiioiuUUavni'rimfTti sleeper aol tree re
cllolng vliatr cm New York to dklctso wflkout
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