THE SCR ANTON TIUBUiNE- TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1900.
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CARBONDALE.
COUNCILS MEET.
Hoth launches of council met lout
evening and among other things re
ceived the niaor.9 message. The
mnor scored the p.illco nnd cngltieer'
departments, declaring thu fornur to
be Inefficient nnd the latter n met.:
Ilgure-heud. He declared that thu en
gineer's dopattment Is tun nn at ex
pense of 25 per tent, moro than last
year. He nslt the cn-opointton of enun
jllfl In the leorgntibutlon of thu police
fVir. n Tim Iionltll lin.11 (1 .111(1 11.11 k
fotnmlBsloneis uln icpoited and the
city might ill I In at Norm unurc.i
tlinflvlntr tin. mninr id condemn cer
tain water sheds. Superintendent Man
vlllo cent In a communication s ivlng
that No. 1 plane .would be used no
more by the company nnd Mini the
cominoneis adopted a lesolutlon nu
Btrcet. DEATH OF MRS. WOODY.
Mis. Woody, mother of Nicholas
Woody, of the West Side, died estet
day morning from gencinl debility.
She had been ailing for some time, but
her trouble was not thought to be of
a serious nature. She has nlwnya
made her home with her ton, who formerly-
resided at Simpson or Wilson's
creek. The late husband of the de
ceased was ti etetan of the Clll war.
IFe with Ills family came t this coun
tiy from Hot many, i-cttllng In Hones
dale. They mined to this city about
thlity years ago, while they leslded
up to the time of his death, when Mis.
Woody took up her lesldeneo with her
son. She was well advanced In yeais
anil was a eiy highly esteemed oil
lady. She Is survived by tlnee chll
dien, Nicholas and Miss Emm i Woody,
of this city, and John, of New York
city. The funeial will be held Wed
nesday nftcinoon.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
C. W. Fulkerson Is on tho hick list.
Mrs. T. J. M.ioy, of I'hureh stieet,
has Rone to Pittsburg to take up hr
lesldence with her husband.
Joseph V.innan. Ji of Holmont
stieet, is suffeiliiR fiom appendicitis
and last evenliiR It was thought an
opeiatlon would hiir to be perfotmed,
W. I"), Evans is fcojournlng In No
Yoik city.
Tho Itecheieh Dancing class will
meet thl.s even! R.
Mrs. J. E. 151,;art nnd children are
lsltlnR lelatlves at ArllnRton, Wnyiu
county.
Mlv-es Until CourtrlRht nnd draco
Morpnn, who were the guests of Mrs.
J. J. Thompson hnc ictuined to
Wllkcs-Rarre.
Miss Ttsslo Hlgglns, of Scranton, Is
lsltliiR her paients on Pike stieet.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius SpaetH have
gone housekeeping In the Carroll
Brown building, on Lincoln nvenue.
The sower, which wa.s blocked up
K.itiud ly, was opened yesterday an 1
those who sufieied Hooded cellars on
South Main stieet. iolleed.
Aithtir Thomas, ol South M.il-i
stieet, motor biakeman at the Wilson
Creek mine, was squeezed between
cine csteid.iv and painfully Injuied.
No bones weie bioken, but the llesh
wounds will Keep Mr. Thomas fiom
woik for 'cmii' time.
It is expected that the tiactlon com
pany's olllces will be moved to Scran
ton. "H:irl..l IfMico Is file hnl trtinVin..
to ou, and you may take this niodl
Kvery testimonial in f.nnr ot Hood's
Farsapaillla 1 the vleo of experience
cine with peifcct confidence that It
will do for you what It Iris done for
other'-.
Hood's rills chip biliousness, sick
headache.
STRIKE AT FOREST MINE
Diivers Cause Tiouble Other News
from Archbnld.
Yesteidny momlng the elthots at the
Finest mine, Atchbald. stint k uee-aus
Supeilntendent Jones discharged a boy
who had badly beaten a mule. The boy's
demanded that their companion oe
taken back. Alter having liiiestlg ited
Mr. Jones tefused to do this and he
g.ue the bojs until 4 o'clock to decide
whether they would woik today or not.
The bos again decided that they
would not woik unless their demand
was conceded. Then Ml. Jones posted
a notke that woik would not be le
sumed until fuither oideis, and now
It Is not known when the mine will be
operated again. It Is thu geneial opin
ion that the bos hae made a mis
take and that the action of Mi. Jones
In no way Justified a stilke.
Joseph Jot ilnn and his sister, Mary,
of fit eon Ridge, spent Sunday with
friends heie
Dr. and Mis. P. H. Ke.uney, of
Scranton, spent Sunday heie,
Last evening the A. O. 11. of this
place held a social session In thu Fath
er Mathew hall In commemoiatloti of
the consolidation of both blanches of
the order.
Rev. William O'Haia, of Fieeland,
who was tecently tiansfeired here
from that place, ai rived here Saturday
and celebrated late mass In St. Thomas
church Sunday.
Michael Uatchfonl, of Salem street.
was a caller In Scranton esterday.
The Father Mathew society at a
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PHELPS,
HnCrVtU
meetlnR held recently elected the fol
lowing ofllccrs for the ensuing year:
President, John P. Kearney; vlcc-presl.
dent, John A. Itcllly; iccordlng seeie
tary, Peter J. McDonald; financial sec
retory, P. F. FltzpntrlcJO treasurer,
Mnrtln F. Murphy.
Dr. Thomas Monle, of this place, Is
In Philadelphia.
Tho marriage of Miss Kato Uurke,
of South Main street, to Ocorgo Spelch
er, of Jermyn, Is announced to tnke
plncc Wednesday, Jan. ill, In St.
Thomas' church, In this place.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
A Well-Known Couple Quietly Mar
ried at Blnghamton New Musical
Organization Personal News.
W. 13. Davis, of MaMleld, and Miss
Da a Jeff tey, of Third street, were mar
ried at Ulnliamton on January .'1.
Hoth young people nie well-known In
this borough unci their mnrlraRO which
has Just leaked out has coinc as a
surprise to their many friends. The
groom Is at piesent u student lit the
Howard University In Washington,
D C.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Merrltt, of
Mnylleld, are attending the funeial of
the Hie Mis. Phillip Hlchnids. nt
Wllkes-H.it re today.
Mis. John T. Williams, or Second
street, visited lief husband at Dr.
Thompson's hospital at Scranton on
Sunday. Mr. Williams Is icpoited to
be making satlsfactoty piogicss to
wards r'covery and It Is expected that
ho will be able to be bi ought here to
his home on Friday.
A portion of thu Intel lor of the Sher
wood collltly was disc oven d on lln
eaily on Sunday moinlng and u num
ber of the emploes ucie engaged all
day In subduing It which they accom
plished with some dlfllcultv.
Mr. and Mis. T. 13. Orimths and
children spent Sunday with fi lends at
Vnndllng.
Mr. and Mis. H. Mason, of Olyphant,
spent Sunday tho guests of Ml. and
Mis. Ftank H.iibet, of South Main
stieet.
Mrs. Joseph T. Roberts and Mis. W.
T. Hobcits were Scranton vlsltois on
Saturdav.
Rev. W. A. Dunne tt, the evangelist,
and the Hhlne brotheis, who lately
held a series of icvlval meetings In
the M. K. church heie, ate to give
.n entertainment of stereoptlcan views
and music nt Caibondale for the bene
fit of the Sunday school theie next
Monday.
Piofessor Stephenson has just or
ganized an orchestra for the pin pose
of assisting the singing and musical
services nt the Sundav school of tho
Methodist Episcopal church. Tho or
chestra played on Sunday for the first
time and both scholars nnd teachers
weio delighted with It.
John Cook and Haiold Davis spent
last evening In Forest City.
MOSCOW.
MNs Augusta Miller was the guest
of Scranton fi lends over Sunday.
The guided school was opened Mon
day after being closed for sevciil
weeks nn account of dlphtheila.
The ladles of the M. 13. chinch met
in that chinch last evening to mike
ariangements for a supii to be held
In the parsonage In the near future.
Herman Frlschkorn and Joseph
Stunley returned last Filday from a
trip to Not folk, Va.
Mr and Mis. Clinton Rattholouiow
and MNs Herth.i Hi ewer nie visiting
lelatlves at Portland.
Mis. Finn, of Eltnhuist. was
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. A.
l'ew, last week.
W. 13. Smith has enlisted with
mat lues at League Island feir
the
De
the
five
e.un.
Mis. I, p. Watts i etui uc d homo
Satuidav fiom a visit .vith New Yoik
lelatlves.
William Davis, of Scranton, vlfltecl
his parents heie Sunday.
Mis. Steve Swarts, of Dunmoie, Is
visiting nt the home of her patent:.
Miss Helen ('louse ictuiued home
Monday fiom a few davs' stay with
Scianton fi lends.
Theie will be a meeting of the 13p
worth League cabinet In the M. 13.
paisonage Tuesday evening.
OLYPHANT.
Mis. Mot die. U Thomas, of Syiaeuse.
N. Y., died suddenly nt the residence
ot Hev. and Mrs. R. A. Hammond, on
Susquehanna stieet, Sunday nfteinoou
at 2 o'clock. Mis. Thomas was a sister
of Mis. Hammond, and came to this
place on a visit about three weeks a?o.
On Sundav afternoon she was sitting
In a chair, com erring with her sister,
when she suddenly leaned foiward and
after a few gasps, explicit. Funetat
Wednesday afternoon at 2 SO o'clock at
the homo of Hev. H. F, Hammond. The
icmalns win he taken to her late home
In Syiaeuse. wheio Interment will be
made.
Tho HIakelv Social club met at thu
lesldence of Mr. and Mis. 13. J. Hull,
In Hlakely, last evening. The time was
most enjoyably spent In catd plajlng,
music and other social dlveislons. He
ft eshments were scivcd.
Miss Mnrgaiet Kennedy, of Piovl
dence, Is spending the week with lela
tlves heie.
Misses Oeoigln Thomas, Jennie Pat
ten, Charlotte Lloyd and May Jone,
Theyare stood the test otyeaxt.
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Fall.
chaperoned hy Mrs. Catherine Thomas,
attended a p.uty at Wllr.c8-n.it i p. Sat
urday evening. They returned homo
.eterday.
Tin ourIi an mcrslnlit, the name of
T. L Williams, as auditor, was omitted
fiom the list of nominees made nt tho
Iteiuihllcaii caucus on Thuisday nluht.
He was chosen unanimously.
John Hunan, of rictnnton, was a ls
itot In town Sunday.
The Lackawanna collleiy Is Idle on
account of no toal ordeis.
Miss Nona Oormlev, of Scianton,
siient Suuda with Mls Nettle Mc
Donald, of Delawate stieet.
John Kvnns. of Susquehanna street,
Is .seriously 111.
Mis. Harry Simpson, of Hlakely, Is 111
with the rtrlii.
Miss Alice Hums, of West Scranton,
wan the RUest of Dr. and Mrs. A. 1".
Ctans oer Sunday.
Miss Jennie Kennedy has letuincu
fiom a lslt to Wllkes-Haitc.
T. F Kiliullen, of Newark,
lsltlnpr telatlNcs In town.
N. J., 1
-Miss l'ttle Hoh.in has ictuined home
from a Islt to Atchhald.
Leland Jones spent Sundav with his
irrandparents nt Ldwatdsvllle.
Miss Canle Pen In was the Kiiest of
the Misses Matthews, of Susquehanna
stieet, over Sunday.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Entertainment and Necktie Social.
This Evening's Marriage Other
News of Interest.
Ladles' camp. No. 12 , Patriotic Or
der of True Americans, will conduct
a Kiand necktie social and enteitaln
ment In their hall on Main street this
evening. An cm client proKiammii
has licen ananRod by the committee
In charge. A laifie delcKatlon of mom
hois Is expected from camps ot West
Scranton, Haiti Mount nnd South
Scranton.
Justice of the Peace Andrew Doles
Is home fiom his lslt to Poughkeep
sle, N. Y.
The funeral of the late Dr. IZ. H.
Weston will occur tomoirow ( Wednes
day), fiom his late homo In Pittston.
lluil.tl will ho made In Hiookln, Pa.
Mis. Johrrrtoese and Misses Anal",
IMith and tleittude Wathlns v!ltecs
fik nils In Pltlston on the Sabbath.
Mis. Itobeit IiirIN, of YatosUUe, Is
tho Rite st of her parents. Mr. and Mi i.
H. T. Davis, on Main stieet.
This evening; will occur tho maiiiase
of Mbs Amy Ocitiude, dauRhtcr of
Foieman and Mis. Giles S. Dicker, of
Ptoldencc, nnd Dr. Adam S. SteRner,
n prominent ounK physician of Rcnd
h im. The leiemonv will bo pel formed
nt the homo of the Initio. A laiso
number of imitations h.no been Is
sin cl.
Tho lomalns ot the l.uo Thomas
Janus, a foiiner icsldent of this town,
but lite of Noith Scranton, weio In
tel rid In the Forest Homf cemetery
jesteiday nftcinoon. Set vices were
weio held in tho Wel'li IJaptlst church.
The funei tl was larRflv attended.
Miss Ll?7i Powell, of Nantlcol.e, Is
the Ruest of Mr. and Mis. John H.
Hvans, of Main street.
Miss Laura Alorrls, of North Tay
lot. Is quite HI.
Mr. William M. i:van, of nimlia,
N. V was the guest of his mother,
Mrs, 1?. J. lnn", on Sunday.
Mr. John (IrHtiths, of Edwaidsvllle.,
moed lils family to Fleet villi yester
day. Funeral Pliector JosJah Jenkln. of
Kingston, was n callei on tclatlvos
hoie esterday.
Miss neirlr.gham and Mr. John
Cook, of Mooslc. spent the Sabbath
as the guets of Miss May rjrltllths,
of Giove street.
To the Public.
I wont to let the people who suffer
from iheumutlsm and sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Pain IJalm re
Ilex ed me after a number of other
medicines nnd a doctor had failed. It
Is the best liniment I hne ever known
of. J. A. Dodgen. Alph.it etta, Oa.
Thousands have been cuied of iheu
matlsm by this icmedy. One applica
tion iel!ees the- pain. Pot sale by
all dtiiKKists. Matthews Uiotheis,
wholesale and retail agents.
DALT0N.
Jlnlnh Sehiman, who has been III
with tonsolltis for tho past week, Is
Improving.
Ira Kiesgo attended tho funeial of
his brother at Bethlehem on Sunday.
S. H. Finn was a business cnller In
Scranton yesterday.
llev. Loltoy Stephens, D. D., of
LcwIsburrT. pronched two execollent
nermons in the llaptlst chinch on
Sunday,
Woik was losiimod yesterday on tho
friction of thu new house of Postmas
ter Ulce.
OLD FORGE.
Theie will be a box social held at the
Sibley church, Tuesday evening, Jan.
23. Each lady Is Invited to bilm; u
lunch box. All are cotdlally invited to
attend,
Myrtle, the little daughtet of Mr.
Cotdy, Is veiy 111 with scarlet fevei.
Mr. GeorRe Kehr, of Hawley, Is visit
ing relatives In town,
Mr. John Carey, who Is 111 of pneu
monia, Is Bllghtly Improving.
Theie will be n gtaphnphone enter
tainment given nt the Ihlck chuich on
Friday evening. Kveiybndy Is cor
dlally Invited to uttend.
Mr. and Mis. Swartz, of Scranton,
spent Sunday wllh Hev. and Mrs. Ace.
Miss Martha Jones, of Scranton, was
tho guest of Mrs. William How en this
week.
The Ladles' Aid society will meet nt
Mis. Halt let Knapp's on Wednesday.
Mtssrs. Albeit nnd William Perry, of
ProUdcnop, spent Sunday with their
brother, James, of this place.
Mrs. Kiln art! Miller Is quite III nt her
home.
PECKVILLE.
Mis. J. K. Williams, of South Main
street, has icturned from a three
weeks' visit with relatives In lllnBham
ton, Miss Orlnnti Williams spent Satur
day ns the guest of Miss Lena Claik,
of 'Providence.
Mrs. David Powell, of Green Orovo,
was the guest of her sister, Mis. Oulnti,
of Atadcmy street, Monday,
Dr. Welland Peck has gone to lteinl
Inm to tnke the practice of Dr. Stee
lier, while the latter shall be absent on
nn extended wedding tour.
Hev. David Spencer, D. D., occupied
the pulpit of tho Hlakely Hnptlst
church on Sundav last.
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. W. Swingle spent
Sunday with Forest City ft lends.
THEATRICAL.
At the Academy.
Before an audience that taxed the
utmost capacity of tho Academy of
Music, last night, the Mac.iulay-Patton
company opoiu d a week's engagement
by pioduclng "The Minister's Son," by
W. H. Pattern. It Is n pretty play and
was well staged unci put on by thu
mamgeniont, and given tut excellent
lendltlon by a llnlshed company of
actors.
W. B. P.ttton, In the title role, made
a big hit, ns did also Ida Floienco
Campbell as Peggy Owen, a daughter
of Kiln.
Between the acts veiy enjoyable spe
cialties weie Intiodueed by Little Kthel,
the baby Pattl: Tunnc r and (Jllboit, the
Dyfftyn it lo and CIIITord B. Smith.
"Hazel Klike" will he tho utttactlon
this nftcinoon, and "Her Wedding
Night" will be put on this eenlng.
"The Pride of Jennico."
James K. Hackett. who Is statrlng
this season in "The Pilde of Jcnnlco,"
will be seen ut the Lyceum next Friday
evening. Miss Beitha Gallnud, his lead
ing lady, Is a former resident of Scian
ton, and has won the heatts of her
audiences whet ever she has appeared.
The pi ess and public speak eiy
faoiably of the production, which will
doubtless be greeted by a large audi
ence heie.
DO SAVAGES SNORE.
An Ex-Army Officer's Yarn to Prove
That They So.
An article on snotlng appeared re
cently In which the witter made the
very remark ible statement that "tho
wild and Infeilor racs do not snore,"
that snoring Is "it maik cf a high
stage of civilisation:" tin it ho, or per
haps she, "Imp b-on a gieit dial
amonp wild people, both In this coun
tiv and olshrnv, anl I know that
thev do not sn ire, ' et
The viltir of th it article is nis
taken. I know tint tne savages of
the gieat plain" i'o snoto; like other
people, they smote v. hen won led by
tho day's troubles and labor. They
nie human, and sound slajp Is to them
the rMiiio as to other m irtiN,
I f.pent a good many jmis jii the
frontier In Mexico and 'iev.is. In the
later sixties and tho eailiei saventle,
as an oflleer In the tofrular arrrv,
wilt"S a coi respor. lent of the New"
Yoik Sun. I had mii'-h oxpeilenco
with the Navajos and the Ap.uhas.
poilnps tho wildest and most w. it like
savages on the continent. Upon one
occasion the w liter together with 200
soldiers urd other olliccis, was mak
ing a long night match up in the Na
vajos In New Mexico, havln,; left Fc.rt
Bavaul fot the pin pose of Indicting1
seven punishment upon that wllv and
v m like tribe for their many inuider
ous raids upon settles s. When, at
about 3 o'clock In the morning of ,
meionllght night, after a long match
through the grama grass which cov
eted the ground with i coveting soft
as velvet, we halted for a few min
utes' lost, tho wiltet and the guiles
at the heael of the wcaiy columns fell
upon the giound te, test, while tho lat
ter "spied out" the situation.
There, while everything v as eu!ot
and nothing to be heaid save the mur
mur of tho low voices, the old guide
henid a noise not In accord with the
othfis. A moment's listening revealed
the fact that It was it snote fiom
some sleeping person, nnd that person
was sleeping In n bunch of bushes
near by.
Jinn Aroya, the leading guide, a
Mexican of 41 yep.is' experience as a
government guide and scout, tecog
nlzed this fact in an liiblant. and
.-tin t e 1 1 upon his hands nncl Knees,
dagger In mouth, for the "pot, A mo
ment latet ho diagced fiom the bush
es bv tho long hair a hnlf-nwakoned
Navajo who had been left time to
Fcuattl n herd of fiOO sheep, which wore
ardcd In i stump eon a! nearhv. He
was compelled nt tho muzzle of a ie
volver to pilot us to lit. enmp, n mil
or two away, where about ."01 of them
weio e-nnipod, and vvheie the' minder
eis lecelved pioptr punishment.
Incriminating Evidence.
" tuspict that our now hnokkcopci Is
a retlieil actor."
"Dons ho strike thentrlial atlltudi's?'
"No; but lie t.ai. 'I'rfitd' vlien h"
means 'goxli.' " Chlingo Hecord.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Jamas
Crttuty, s"-:
Prank J Cheney manes oath that he Is
senior partner of the Hint of P. J. Cheney
& Co . drtng biislnei-s In the City of To
ledo. County and State aforesaid, and
that snlcl tlrm will puv tho sum of ONI J
lUlNDUl'.D OOM-AltS fot r.uh nnd ev
ery ease of Catarrh that cannot be cuied
bv the us.0 of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
CN thank j cih:ni;y.
gworr. to before mo and rulm rlbcil In
my nrpsence. this Ctli day of December.
A. D. 1. A. V Of.HASON.
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FOR RENT
DOUllLi: 8TOHK FOB ItKNT-APHIL
1st, throe-story building. John Jer
myn, 119 Wyoming avenue.
roll BBNT - Al'BIL 1ST, TIIKKH
story brick building, Cliff street. In
Oitlro John Jormn, lta Wjomlng avenue.
FOR HBNT-DKSlBAHLn HOU8B. CM
Madlsnn avenue. Apply to A. Rose,
221 Liu kaw anna avenue.
FOR RKNT-ORBBN B1DOK, F.XCEI,
lent clght-room houses. Apply SC2
Marlon street.
FOR SALE
TOR 8ALF-WBLL-BRKD FRBNCH
1'ootlle dog. Inquire, ot address 11.,
C02 Wjotnlug avenue.
FOR SALB THIS WI.KK, TBN CARS
Nox. 1 nt.d 2 billed buy nt wholesale
In olio to live ton lots. II. H. Davis,
'photic ?"k!0. Nay Aug avenue and Urcen
Ridge street.
FOR SALI2 - C. J. CARTBR RF.SI-
denee, SO1! Mjrtle street. All Improve,
moots, httirk, Attorney, Traders' IJnnk
biilldlng.
BUILT TO ORDBR LIOHT AND
hoinv sleighs, bobs. etc. Sleighs In
stock, $a 00 each. Hclrlogol, 317 Locust
3 1 reel.
WANTED-TO RENT.
NTEiDJRNlStlKDROOMT'srnT
able for gentleman nnd wife; central
ly located. Address, X. Y, C, Tribuno
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WCTDWOCLLY PPRNISHBD
rne.ms with board. Ccntially located.
Address V., Tilbuno olllce
BOARDING.
BOARDING 525 PINE STREBT.
AGENTS WANTED.
Al'THBNTIC ?1 50 BD1TION OF LIFJJ
and Works eif Dwlgbt L. Moodv for
J1W. Agents' Greatest Jloney Make i !
'lho best and trost beautiful book pub
lished. Over TOO pages, p-ofusely lllus
ttatcd. Sells at sight. Outllt free. tO
pet cent, commission. Credit given.
Freight paid. Write today. W. U. Con
key Company. Chicago.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ENEROBTIC SALESMAN - COUNTRY
work. School supplier. Salary 1100
and pxtras. R. O. Evans & Co., Chi
cago, 111.
WANTBD-BY AN ESTABLISHED
business of a high older, a representa
tive of ability nnd backing who can take
up Its work In the stnto of I'onnslvanla;
no scheme; permanent business wllh
money In It for tho right party. Address.
Riving references FOUNTAIN BATH
BRUfeH CO.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
LADIES TO DISTRIBUTE FREE SAM
pies In city. Call at P20 Washing
ton avenue, from s 3u to 10 30 a. m. today.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
$300 TO J100O, WITH SERVICE, TO IN
vest In nnv legitimate business that
will bear investigation. Address E , Tribune-
eiillce.
POLITICAL.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
a canilld.ito for the eilllcei of hcheiol
eontrolKr in borough of Old Forge, sub
ject to the dicMim eif lho Republican
c Ulcus en Sdluida, January "M
W. G. GWYNE.
LOST.
LOST-T1IFRSDAY. SILVER FIN AND
watch, opi n face; monogiam on luck,
II. F C. Riwarel given foi letuin to II.
A. Connell. 10J1 Vine street.
LOST A WATCH, ON GREEN RIDGE
street, between Nav Atw avenue and
North Main Ave nun Baptist church.
Kinder will please return sntno to Crane's
stoii, CJ t I..u Kuuann.i avenue.
LOST-BI.ACIC SEAL COMBINATION
poe kit-book, with silver cornets; nntne
on letelpt; three one dollar notes anil
t lungi Inside. Rtw.trtl for retuiu to of
llce of Giotge B. Divldson, 07J Spruce
street.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B. BRIGGS CLEANS FBIVY VAULTS
nnd ccr-s pools; no odor. Improveel
pumps 1'r.ed. A. B. BRIGGS. Fieiprlet r.
Leave orders 1100 North Main uvenuo,
or Eloke'b drug store, corner Adams and
Mulbtuy. Telephone 9310.
LEGAL.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE-IN RE: ESTATE
of II. I'. Whlttuore, ibM-ensed. In the
Oi plums' Court of Lackawanna County,
No ., Series C.
The untlorslgncd. an auditor appolntdl
bv s del court to distribute the tenuis in
the hands eif C. H. Weill s, ailintnlstratoi,
of the above named II. 1. Whltmote, ns
shown by his lirst and tin.it aieount eon
llrtneil tiniilly Jnnuaiv l'l, lio, heieliy
gles notice that he will attenil to lho
duties eit his appointment on Wednefday.
the 21st du of Fibruaij, l'", at !
o'clock a. in. at his ollUe, Room I0"i,
Cnnm II RuiMliig, Washington numic,
Scianton, I'.i , at which time unel plaeo
all pet suns having claims against tho
wild e stato are teiiiestid to tippuir and
present the s.ipio ot iiilinwl to l fot
tier barred from coming In on said land
II. S. ALWORTH. Auditor..
ESTATE OF ALEXANDER CRAIG,
late of tho city of Scranton, county ol
Larl.uw.innu, 1'e imsvlvanla, d'ccitsul,
Littus of adtnlnit-ttntion In the above
estnte. having been granted to the undoi.
signed, all persons lialn' ilnlnis ot ik
mands against tho said e stato villi pre
sent tlicm for luMmut, nnd those In
debted thereto will please make Imme
diate paineiit tei
LUCHTS P. DEMING.
JAMES CRAIG.
New Haven, Cnuii.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stoekholelirs of The Moosle Powder
ComPfin will bu held ut their oltlce in the
city of Scianton, Pa , on Wedncsdiy,
January 21. l'. at S o'clock p. m . for
the puiposo of electing dliectors for tho
ensuing vc.ir and transacting such othet
business as may conio before them No
traiiHftr of stock will be made for ten
davs neNt ptecedtng tho dnv of election.
JOHN D. SHERER, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL .MEETING OF THE
r-tot kholdcis ot the Lackawanna
Trust und Safo Deposit Company for the
election of directors to serve for the en
suing cnr will be held at thu oMIce of
the Company, tl Lackawanna iiwnue,
Siranton, Pa., on Mimdav, February. 5,
joejit. between the houis of tlnee and foir
o'e lock p. m.
lock p. n
8HEP1IE
!RD AY,IW, Vlco ITcsldent.
THE ANNUAL MEF.TING OF THE
stockholders of The Enterprise Pow
der Manufacturing Company, for the elec
tlon of directors and the transaction of
such other business as may properly come
before It. will be held on Wednesday, Jan
uary 24th. 1W0. at the olilce of tho Com
rnny, Scranton, Pa., at 3 30 o'clock p, m.
No transfer of stock will be made for ten
dus next preceding the data of tho above
meeting - P. KINOHBURY,
Secretary.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WA N T E D- S I T?ATl)irR?EXlETiT
encod and eeimpotoiit girl doing gen
eral housewotk In prlvnto family. Good
cook anil laundress. Reference's, I). J
cierei Tribune.
WANTED-SITUATION AS COACH-
inai bv an EuKllshinun; inn furnish
best ol lefirinccs. Address Coichinm.
HITIIATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man steiiographor, bookkeeper or
tMiewrlter, exiierlenced. Address "Tpe
writer," Ttlbutie.
DRESSMAKER, tU FRANKLIN AVE
line, wlslus fow more customer, or
will go eiut by lho day.
SITUATION WANTED-1IV A YOUNG
man IS enrs of uge. In ntlleo or whole -sab
hot so, nt nnv kind of work; rapid
lietim in, iiiilek and aecut.ite at ItirtiKs,
tllldersttltlils bookkie plug: best eif lull r
etice. Aeldtess Jinny Buike, K Finn
avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT BY
the elm or lake honiii washing und
Ironing. Call or address L. II, SI4 North
Sumner avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A I'RACTl
cal tout-maker on dies, punches,
feirtns or shop tools; let of refe-ri'tiee s.
Address W. II. S . General Dellierv.
WORK WANTED BY A STRONG BOY
willing to do an thing; uudcrstuii'ls
attending to noises unel delivering. J. W.,
I!0 South Ninth stteet.
PROFESSIONAL.
AS'AV'S4Wi'ASNitfWa'wMWak'
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR;
E. C. SPAULDING, 21 TRADERS' BANK
building.
twcHirfcors
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Connell building, Scranton.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR , ARCHITECT.
U3 Spruco st , or. Wash. nv. Scranton.
l'REDEItICI"L. BROWN. ARCHITECT.
Prlco building, 120 Washington avenue,
Scranton.
DANCINQ.
PROF. ST. M.l-IOVACHY AND DAUGH
tors. Dancing Teachers. Strletlv prl
vnto lessens any time at lesldence, C22
Qulncy avenue.
DCNTI9T3
DR. I. O. iTvMAN. "fCRANTON PR1
vuto Hospital, cor. Wjomlng and Mul
berry. DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH. 113 Wjomlng nvo.
WELCOME C. SNOVEB. Coal Exchange
2nd floor. Boom D, Hours, 9 to 1, 2 to S
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE. 12.1 AND 127 1'RANK
llu uvenuo. Rates reasonable.
F. .EIGI.ER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D . L. & XV.
passenger depot. Conducted em the Ej
ropenn plat.. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
i "W?;
RICHARD J. BOURKE. ATTORNEY-at-Ltv,
S00-2 Lnckawinnn tivemio. Gen
eral law business, collections and loans.
J. XV. BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-ut-Law, Rooms J12-I1J .M".irs
building.
D B. REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real ert ite stetiiilv.
Me irs building, ceitner Wnshlngtein
avenue and Spruce street.
M T. DONAIIOE. ATTORNEY-AT-Liw.
Ofllces. C12-6n Me'.irs building.
FRANK E BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND
Ciiunsellor-nt-r.aw. B u r r bullilliig.
Rooms 11 nnd 14, Washington avenue.
WILLARD. WARREN .1 KNAI'P, AT
tornejs nnd Ceitui-e llnrs-it-Lnn Re
publican building. Washington avenue.
JESSUP .L JPSSUP, ATTORNEYS ANTi
Counsellors - nt - Law, Commonwealth
building: rooms l, S) and 21.
JAMES XV. OAKFORD. ATl'ORNEY-AT-L.iw.
Rooms ."ill. .ri15 nnd 510 Hoard of
Trade bul'dlng
EDWARD XV. THAYER ATTORNEY.
Rooms nm-ini. nth floor Mears building.
L A WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
!V)2 Hoard of Trade building, Sernnton,
Pa
C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth building Scranton. To.
PATTERSON A WILCOX, TRADERS'
Nntlonnl Bank building
C COMEGYS. 9-E REPUBLIC A N
building.
A W. BERTHOLF. ATT O R N E X.
Menrs building.
ntfysfiiaNo Nn efO'-rjvs
DR. XV. E. ALLEN. 513 NORTH WASIL
Ingtnn nvenue.
DR S. XV. L'AMOREAUX. OFFICE 2
Washington nvti-ue. Residence ms
Mulberrv Chronic dlMnsos, lung",
heart, kldnevs nnd cenlto. urinary or
gans a specialty. Hours 1 to I p. m.
SCHIII.1!
SCHOOL OF THE " LACKAWANNA
Scranton Pa Coutses prtpirateirv to
college hit medicine en business
Opens Sept 11th Pond for catalogue.
Rev. Thotnns M Cnnn. LI. D , prlucl
nil nnd prnprirtoi; XV. E. Plttmlev, A
M 1 endnnster.
seTtt
O. R CLARK ft CO . SEEDMEN AND
Nurse r men; storo 1 16 Washington nc
nie; gieen house, 1V Notth Main ave
nue, stcto telephone 72
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KUETTElTrEAR rd1 LACKA
wnnni iventie. Sennlnn, I'a , manufac
turer of Wire Screens
AflSCeLt.1vTOU,S
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, plenle s, parties, receptions, vid
dlngs anil concert woik furnished 'or
terms address R. J. liiiiier. conductor,
111 Womlng avenue, over Hulberts
music store
MEGARCIEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS'
sepplles envelopes p iper bags, twine.
Warehouse 130 Washington nvenue,
Scianton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central Rullrn 1 1 of New lor
Stations In New York 1'oot of Liberty
ntreet, N. It., nnd South Fury, Whitehall
strei t.
Anthiacltn coal used exclusively, Insur
ing elennlliiess and comfort.
TIMETABLE IN EFFECT NOV. p, IS'ii
Trains leave Si runtor for New Yeirk,
Newark. Elizabeth. Philadelphia, Easton.
Bethlehem. Alleutown, M.uich chunk und
White Haven, nt SSO a. m.: exptcss, i jo;
express. - lKf ! en nuiiwiir.. j ji ill.
For lJltlstoD and Wllkts-Ilaire. 8 30 a.
1 . 120. 4 1X1 p. m. BuniUijH, .'15 p. m.
For Balllnioro and Washington, und
m
points Hoiiin nnu iv csi via ueinienem,
8 10 a, m . 1 21 P. m. Sunelnj s, 2.Fi p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc., at
t -.0 u. m. und 1 20 p. m.
For Rending, Lebanon ami Harrlsburg,
via Alleutown. 8.30 u. m , 1 2u p. m Sun
du s. 2 lt P. m.
For Pottsvllle, 8 30 a m . 1 20 p, m.
Through tlrke Is to all points ea.t, south
and west st lowest rale nt tho station.
J.'H.'OLHAUSEN. Gen. Supt.,
II. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Ant.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In Effect November 19,
1809.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburp, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Bnltlmore.Wnshlngton and Pitts
burg and tho West.
2.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.58
p. m.), for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Bnltlmoro, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and the
West.
4.27 p. m.. week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. R. WOOD, Gon. Pass. Agt.
J. . HUTCHINSON, Gon. Mgr.
" ' " - - i i -
Del., Lackti. unJ Western.
m,In Effect Dec. IT, 18P9
SOUTH-Leave Scranton for Now York
"J ? ''. f'SO, S.00 and 10 05 a. m.: 12 3
-' i mm u, ni. ; i u's , euu nnu
!-2 p. m. Arrive freim New York nt 12 03.
-I anil l!y h. m ; 1 00, 152. OKI and 8.1S
pv5r,..J"ron Stroudsburg at !i 05 a. m.
iORTH-Lcao Sirieiitou for BulT.ilo
a m llitermcdlnto slntlems ut 1210, 2 50.
;," and '.i ii. m ; 1 ". and l". r.o p. m. For
UMicgo und Sriirtie ut 4 0T n. m. and
.. P. m. For Ullca iiL 2 no a. m. and
J .' P. ni. For Moiitioso ut 900 a. m.;
i" P m. nnd HW p. in. For Nicholson
at A 00 nnd B 11 p. m. Arrive in Scrantnn
from BulTnlo nt 2 in, 2.'.-., 5 2'i and 10 00 a.
m.; "! M mid 7 10 p. tn. Fiom Oswego and
Svrncuse nt 2K a. in.: l.'IS and 310 p. m.
'.""m Sjiaeuse al 7 10 p. in. 1'rom IRIca
at 21 1 u. m : ij,is and 3 30 p. m. From
jsicliulson ut 7,o a. in. and 00 p. m.
I rein i Montrose at 10 00 n. m.; 3 20 an
.to p. in
BLOOMSBFRG DIVISION - Leave
Sirtnton for Nortlnimbetland nt G 30, 10 05
". m : l.El nnd ti 10 p. m. For Plv mouth
at 1 0-. ,i io nnd s ) p m. For Nnntlcoko
at v in ii. in Arilie at Northumberland
ot o.-. i, ni.: I.lo cos nnd n HJ p. m. Arrive-
Nnntlcoko at P 20 a. m. Arrive ot
Pl mouth nt 2 0.-., 4 lo and S.U. p. m. Ar
rive at Seranton fiom Northumberlnnd
at P 42 n. m.: 12 Ti. U.'i nnd 850 p m.
From NitnthoKe nt 1100 n. m. From
PI mouth nt 7ri7 a m.: 3 21 nnel 6 03 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
SOUTH-Leave Scranton nt 515, 3 00,
B"o. intr, a. tn.: in und 3 40 p. m
NORTH-Leavo Seranton at 12.10, 2 50,
i 01 p m.j 1 v. nnd r. SO p. m.
BI.OOMSIJURO DIVISION Leave
Scranton at 10 03 a. m. and tUO p. m.
Delaware; mi J Hiiilsein.
On Nov. I'tli, 1S99, trains will lews
Scranton ns follow a:
For C trhoiidnlc ti 20, 7 KJ, 6 63, 10 13 ft.
m.: 12 noon; 121, 2 20, 3T2, 5 23, C23, 7.57.
9 I.". 11 00 p in.; 1 Pi a. in.
For Alb my. Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc. t! 20 u. m.;
2 20 p m.
For Honesclnlefi 20. 1013 a. m.l 2 20. 5 23
p. m
For Wllkcs-Barre-C 4". 7.48, 8 43, 0 3?,
10 43 n. m.J 12 0J, 12S. 218, 3.33, 4 27, 610,
7 4s. 10 41, II 31 p. m
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., vlft
Lehigh Valley Riillroud-fi 4r p. m.J 12 03,
2 IS, 127 p. m : with Black Diamond Ex
piess, 11 ,0 p m.
For Pe ntisvlvitnli R.illnmd polntH, 6.13,
l ".s n. ni : 2 is, 4 27 p m.
For western points, via Lehigh Valley
Iliillioml 7.IS it. in : 12 03. 3 33, with Black
Diamond Evpie-ss, 1041, 1130 p. in.
Tinlus will arrive In Scranton ns fol
lows. Fiom Cirhcindnln and tho North 6 40,
7.r s"t, i :i io "s, ii ns a. m ; 123, 2.13,
3 2"., I2i, 7 43, 10 IS, It 27 p. m.
Fiom Wllkru-B.irre nnd the South 6 1",
7 l, S4"!, 10 IS. 1153 a m.: 1.18, 214, 3 43,
3 20, 0 21, 7".i oo", 10 0". p m ; 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For C.iibond.ilc-9 03, 1133 p. m.J 2 23,
3 '2 ". 17. !i V! p m
For Wllkes-Biiic 1.3S. 1203 a. m ; 1.33,
3 2 ". 13. 7 4s p. m.
Fot Allnii'. Sil.itng.t, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc., 2 23 p. m.
Lowest rite's to nil points In United
Stnti-e nnd Cnindi.
J. if. BURDH'K, G. P. A . Albiliy. N. Y.
II. XV. CROSS, D. P. A . Seranton, Pa.
Lehigh Vail j v Kullrn.id.
In F.ffect Nov llth, 1S11.
TRAINS LEAVE &CEANTON.
Tor Phllidelplili and Now- York, via D.
it II. It R at Ij 45 n. in. nnd 1203. 2 18.
4 27 (III ilk Diamond Espre-ss), and 1130
p. m. Suudijs. D. & II. J. R, J3S. 7 43
For White Haven, Hazleton nnd prln
r in ii points lii the coal regions, via D.
A. II R R . II 43. 2 IS nnd 4 27 p. m. For
Pottsvllle. 0 4"., 2 IS p. m
For Bethlehem, EiiMon. Rending. HRr
llsburg nnd pilnrlpil Intermediate -tn-tions,
via D. & H. R. R . Ii43 a. m ; 12 03.
4 27 (Black Dl imond Express), R 30.
Suiidivs. D & II. R. R . 1 i"8. ".IS p. m.
I'm 'Tunkhannock. Townnda. Elmlra,
I thu a. Geneva and principal interim dl
nte stations, via D, L A- XV. R. It, SOS
u. ni : 1 00 and 3 3". p. ni.
For Geneva, Rochester. Buffalo, Nhg
ui. i Falls, Chicago, and all points west,
U D. S, II. It. It, 12 01. 3 33 (Black Dia
mond ENPress), 7 IS. 10.41. 1130 p. m.
Suiilis. D .1 H. R. R.. 12.03 p. m., 7.43
Pullm in pirlnr and sleeping or Lehigh
Valley pirlnr cars on nil trains between
Wilkes-It erro nnd New York, Phllndcl
nlili. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
BOLLIN H. "WILBUR. Gen. Supt., 28
Pnrtlnndt street. New York.
CHARLES S. LEE. Gon. Pas Agt, 2l
t'ortlnnelt street. New York.
A W. NONNEMACIIER, DiV. Pass. Agt.,
South Bethlehem. Pa.
For tickets mid Pullman reservation?
apply 309 Lackuwnnna.nvc., Scrautou, Pa.
Lrlc nnd Wyoinlni; Valley.
Tlmo Table In Efiect Sept. llth, 15ij
Tialns have Scianton for New Voile,
Ntwlitiigh and lntcrmedhto points on
Eile rallroiii -Iso feir Hawley and local
points nt "o. in. und J.'b p. m.
Returning tiiiliiH nrrlio nt Scranton
nt 10 21 a m. and 3 Pi and 9 10 p m.
m:hant iiivisio.n.
lit i:ec t Oct. J.3tli, 1HII9.
IVorlli Uoitutl.
Jioutli Bound.
i ..j i nt. jor l'lilintlcipnla at 6 so,
y anil 10 0'. a. in.; 12 & and 3 33 p. m.
i or Stroudshurg nt C to p. nt. Milk and
Accommodation nt 3.10 p. m. Arrive nt
llobok. a ut err, 7.1S, Ult, a. m.J 12 08. 2 17,
l ii'i "n1 9ZS '' m Arrlvo llt Phlki-
sos itfui i isoiaoc
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t. Hunnaj only.
t Bignliies tlint trains atop on ilzntl tor ML
aengers. "
1 rains ax and son Hunday only. Otter trtini
dally except sunrtny. v """"
secure rates Tit Ontario Weitern befori
ourcbasltiif tickets autl save uioner .
Huounh UaBoer ouffet sleeper and tret
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