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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1900.
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I will (runrimte
that my Rheumatlim
Cure will reliftve Ium
bao, iclatlca and all
rheumatic palni la
two or three hour,
and cure in a few
day.
MUNYON.
At all druffftlRti,
2Sc. a vial. Guide
to Health find medi
cal ndrlce free.
1505 Arch st., Phlla.
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
SILK MILLS TO BE UNDER ONE
MANAGEMENT.
Sauquoit Company Has Purchased
the Plant of tho Meadow Brook
Company Make Up of tho D., L.
& W. Board for Today Improve
ments to Be Made at the Mining
Institute at Freeland Philippine
Islands Are Reported to Be Rich
in Coal Notes of Many Kinds.
The BS.inquolt Silk Mumifiirtuilu
company has pmcliu'd tho sdlk mill
fit the cot nut of Cedar nwnuc! and
Hiook street formerly owned and op
erated by the Meadow Hiook Silk
company. The latter company ill
retire ttom business at once and the
Sanquoit people will opetutei the plant
In conjunction with their other ltugo
mill.
The bulldlnp: in which the plant is
located is a. two-htoiy bilck structute
171x44 feet in ple. About -50 hands
hive boon employed for several yeara
p.ist. It Is the Intention of the new
management to elosv down the mill
lor about a month In older that many
extensive imptovements may be made.
willing, and offer tho best objects for
editcutlonal Influences. The native,
with nil possible schooling, will prob
ably attain nothing1 higher than at
laboring man; it is tho Chinese-Filipino
mixture of types which will fur
nish tho best class, mentall ' and
physlclnlly.
This and That.
A. J. Davis has been appointed super
intendent of the Erie and Wyoming
Valley railroad, with headquartera at
tho company's office In Dunmore.
Tho trouble at tho Leggotts Cieek
mine of the Delaware and Hudson
company has been settled and tho
driver boys ho wont on stilke Thurs
day 111 lemime work today.
A change In the fate linn been made
on the Utlca division of the Lacka
wanna, beginning with Urlsbln, the
two cent u mile tate Is In effect to all
stations between thnt place and Utlca.
The lire bosses of th Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron company.
In tho Slmmokln district, were notified
Filday, that their salaries had been
Inct eased V per month, which Is the
laigcbl advance In wages for that
kind of woik In the history of the
country.
M. J. Walsh, fotmerly of this city,
who vcvetal tnnnths ago was made
foteman In the Uuffalo shops of the
Dclawnie, Kackawanna ni'ul Western
company, has tendered his resignation.
Inability to get along harmoniously
with Master .Mechanic Charles Ot.i
h.im Is said to bo the cause.
The Kile tallioad Is making special
effotts to stop the theft of coal from
Its cars. It Is said that tho road was
compelled to pav mote than $l!iO,000
dating the past year to make up
shoitages In coal, which occurted
while the cats were In Us custody In
tt.tnslt.
This notice has been pooled at tho
Delivwntc, 1ickawnnna nnd Western
station: "Conductois John nnd
Stephen Flnnetty and W. D. Waifel
ate holding dally classes of instruc
tion on tin new lantern and hand sig
nals at the It. It. V M. O. A.. Scran
ton, up stalls. All employes In the
:td and road service. Including en
gineers and llremen, aie expected to
attend these classes and make them
selves tluuoughly familiar with these
signals."
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SNORING.
D., L. and W. Board.
Following Is the make-up of the
Delaware, 1-ackawann.i and Western
board for today:
Moiul.i. Feb. 5, 1JU0.
SUMMITS.
5 JO a. m , north (I. Frounfelker.
I p. m., i-outh II. Hush
6 p. m , south M. Maillgjti.
vvuw.n.
10 n. m. 1'ccklns.
rusHuns.
5 ,i. m., south llotispr.
II .10 n. tn , south M. Moran.
T p. m., south M. Murphy.
10 p. m., south C. Cawle.
PASSHNOKH KNGINU.
6 SO p. m. McGovern.
WILD CATS, NORTH.
11 a. in. 'J tiiKliu s J. Tj. Masteis.
1 p. ni J orpine T. Doiulle.in.
:i p in., - cukIuis It. r.istnei.
! p. m , L' ctiKlnes C. KitiKsloj.
A. I'. Miillln. O. U.indolph .mil .1. J.
Duffy, with their news, will dead head
in Port Morris Mondav mornltiK, Fib.
.. uv, on nam :;. r.ut at uipeiintuu
cat's ollke lor traiuporlatlon.
Freeland Mining Institute.
Circulars fire about to bo sent out
In behalf of the Mining Institute nt
Freeland, established and maintained
by the genet oslty of the late Kekley
H. Coxe. An extension and a library
aie badly needed and the Mist appe.il
to the public will he made. The now
edlllie and libt.it y illl Los.t about
$17,000. Neatly $9,000 has nhcady been
subscribed for the building fund and
J1.000 extia. for tho furnishings. The
trustees ate about to send out circu
lars, in which the benellts of the school
will be lully set fotth. Under the
charter any person contributing the
sum of J0rt or more at any one time
becomes a life member; less than that
amount nnd under $10, makes him ot
her an annual member. The trustees
believe that the effort to liberally edu
cate the sons of mine toilets, so tint
their future shall be bettcted and their
social conditions elevnted, will attract
attention.
In 1S75 Mr. Co.no established the
school at Drlfton for instruction in
scientific mining. It was open to nil
young men and boys in his employe.
Its first teacher was O. J. Ilelnrich, a
fellow student of the late Mr. Coxe at
Freiburg. Germany, lie died and was
succeeded by John It. Wagner, a
graduate of Lehigh University, wlvi
continued as manager until U3.5, when
Mr. Coxe pi iced the control of the
school In the hands of a board of tins
tees of his own selection. The boaid
subsequently securid a charter for the
school undr the name of the Mlnin?
nnd Mechanical Institute. Mr. Cno
died In 1S95 and the school was soon
after lemoved to Fteelund, wlwv
looms in Dlikbeck's building wete se
emed and where It has tlouilshed
since, its achievements have In en.
nothing loss than lem.ukable. it
students came from the oung and
hntd winking contingent of the an
thracite coal legions jreuer.tly. At
present there mo about 1J0 students
enrolled, a coips of six (eacheis is
employed, the cunkiuum being dlvld
ed''into n mining class, n mechanical
elnss, n sclentlilc class and a tegular
unlveislty preparatory class.
j Philippines Rich in Coal.
George F. Decket, of the Govern
ment Geological Suivey, has Ju.st le
lurned from a year's visit to the Phil
ippines. He has submitted to Genet al
Otis a long repot t on hlr observe tions
atl a geologist. Mr. Becker Is tho
survey expert who visited the Trans
jraal several .years ago. Ills icport
shows that the outlook for gold and
Sthe'r valuable metal In tho Philippines
M meagre. He says thete is a better
chance of getting rich on gold In the
Southern states than in th? Philip
pines. -
"'He" found, however, that tho Islands
were rich in coal deposits, and that one
bf the great industries of the Philip
pines would probably be coal mining.
Coal can be mined and sold In the
Islands for $2 per ton, or placed on
board ships for $2.S5 per ton extra.
At present most of the coal comas
from Japan and costs JIO per ton.
The 'difficulty in carrying on the en
fprprlsei of mining will be In securing
efficient labor. The Filipinos, pays!
Mr. Becker, cannot be depended upon
to work hard or long. As soon as the
ayerage native gets $1 ahead he takes
a week off and spends It. The only
class upon which coal mine ou tiers
rcmld draw for miners and other la
borers are the half breeds, the natives
who have mixed with the Chinese. The
latter furnish, tho most enetgetlo. and,
Tiaveler Says the Disagreeable
Noise Is a Mark of Civilization.
Fiom the Nen York Sun.
"Snoring may be Inconveniently ob
ttushc In a sleeping car," said tho ex
perienced tiaveler, "but It Is just 'is
much a mark of a high stuge of civil
ization as Is the sleeping car itself.
You may take It for u fact that all the
wild and Infeilor races do not snore.
The doctrine of the survival of the fit
test gets in Its wotk right there, and
the savage person who vocalizes his
sleep stands a very good chance of
learning that snoring Is not good for
the health. Suppose you ate a very
savage pctson out on the watpath In
a country full of your enemies. You
take eety precaution against dlscov
ei y, coveting up your ttuil aid select
lug your camp so as to baffle ordinal y
seaich. That's .ill light, hut If ou
snote it's all wioag; an enemy who
lie.ns the sound will make Investiga
tions and the lesult Is fatal always
and ficquently unconifot table.
"I have been a gie.it deal among wild
people, both in this country and else
whete, and I know that they do not
snoie. Once 1 had otic of these gov
ernment ptofessois with me; he was a
very wise man, and knew mote about
the savages than they did themselves,
but he would snore to beat the band.
Like most people whose slumbets aie
otchestiated, he denied the fnct, and
we should never have convinced him of
what the rest of us had eveiy reason
to know, it it had not been for one
little circumstance. One night we made
our camp tight In a village of the sav
ages. They were peaceful enough, and
we wete In no paitlcular danger. Still,
1 as they weie wild people. It was just
as well to keep some soit of a watch
on their movements.
"Well, tho pi ofessor lolled himself up
In his blanket and soon was snoilng
like a good fellow. After a while I felt
that there wete people about, and I
'Do Not Grasp at the Shadow
and Lose the Substance'
Many people are but
shadows of their former
selves; due to neglect of
health. Look out for the
blood, the fountain of life,
the actual substance; keep
that pure by regular use of
Hood's Sarsaparilla and ro
bust health will be the result.
Dyspepsia, weakness, and other 'wor
ries "Mill be things of the past and life
will be 'worth living.
Hacking Cough "I'was troubled
with dry. hacking cough. One bottle of
Hood's Sarsaparilla helped me and three
bottles cured me and made me strong."
George W. Bennum, Coolspring. 'Del.
SaMal
3&od6
MBT.,rnT7ZnirmWamv
mHZEMmCAlUlllIII1l-,r
lifted myself up on my elbow to sec
what was up. I'm blest If pretty near
the whole outfit of the savages hadn't
left their own houses and squatted
down on the grass where they could
look Into our camp and see what was
going on. It was the first time in all
their lives they had ever heard a man
.snore, and they did not know what to
make of It. Or rather they thought
they did, for they sized It up that some
one of the gods was pommunlcatlng
with tho white men,
"It's never very safe to monkey w lilt
the tellglous opinions of the savage?,
so I got up and woke the professor.
When he saw the crowd sitting around
our camp ho was scared for fair. But
when I told him that the savages had
gathered Just to hear him snore It made
him mad. I don't see why It should.
If the savages don't snore and tho
civilized people do, then the snore
should be tuken us one of tho badges
of civilization."
New Zealandors in Battlo.
neusbitrg, Cape Colony, Feb. 4. The
New Zculaiiders, Remington guides and
a squadron of llfo guards mado a swcp
of several miles nlorg the hills adnccnt
to the British rlidit flank. One kopje oc
cupied by Hcets was rushed, tho Boers
clearing out after a slack resistance.
One New Zealandcr was wounded. Small
pai ties In tho distance retreated when
ever n Frltlsh horse appeared.
Cures a Cough or Cold nt one
Conquers Croup without tail.
Is the best for lliouiliitit, Clr in
I Hoarseness, VlioopitiK-Coiinh. am
for the cure, oi conmmntion.
Mothers praise it. Dtxtot s prescribe It.
&wau ousts; quicv, Mirv icmiuh.
mm
Gopl the Blood
In til Cisk of Itehlnt
Bvrnlni Humors
withi
CUTICURA RESOLVENT
While Cleansing the Skin and
Scalp with hot baths of CUTI
CURA SOAP and healing the
Raw, Inflamed Surface with
CUTICURA OINTMENT.
Complete Treatment, $1.25
Of. Ssir.lM lOmniriT, We l Riioi.TinT.Me. Sotfl
nrf wlure. Form I). axi 0. Coir., Prop, ,Boitoa.
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PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for fiomeatlo
use and of all sizes, Including Buckwheat
and Blrdscye, delivered In any part of
the city, at the lowest price.
Orders received at tho ofBce, ConnMI
building. Room 806: telephone No. 1762, or
at the mine, telephone No. 272, will be
promptly attended to. Dealers suppllod
at the mine.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL GO
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Point eil Paragraphs.
Rocker Talk.
Reed Rockers, were $3.75, $5.00, 6.50, 12.00.
Now $2.75, $3.75, $5.00, 9.50.
Fancy Rockers, were $3.75, .50, 7.00, $10.00.
Now 2.75, $4.00, $5.50, 7-5.
Bed Talk,
Metal Beds, were $7.50. $ 10.00, $12.00, $15.00.
With best springs, now $5.75, $7.0, $9.50, 12
Bureau Talk.
Bureaus, white enamel or oak, Oval Bevel Plate
Glass, were $i6.jo; now $12.50.
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTERS
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The really lowest prices known to
Scranton are now marked
on our
Ladies' Winter Jackets
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another word ? Not
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of saying
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East Mountain Lithia Water
Sold by All First-Class Druggists. Highly Kecom
mended by Physicians.
FAMILY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
JOSEPH
Office 902 West Lackawanna ATenne,
AGENT,
- - Scranton, Pa.
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All Jackets that were from
$6.oo to $io. oo.
All Jackets that were from
$n.oo to $15.00.
All Jackets that were from
$16.50 to $20.00.
All Jackets that were from
$22.00 to $30.00.
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CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUB
The Dickson Manufacturing Co.
bcranton nnd Wllke Hirr I'a.,
.Manufactured at
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENdlNES
Bailers. Hoisting and Pumping Machinery.
TELEPHONE 4732.
Oeneral Office, Scranton, Pa.
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Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming Avenues,
FEBRUARY SALE
As
Usual
Big Bargains in All Kinds of Shoes.
You will find here Shoes to protect your feet and look well, and our February
prices will enable you to easily ovyn a pair. All our regular grades marked as follows :
1 1 oud'a YUU cure Uvarllli; the non Irritating and
only cittuiin tci t.ikw with Hood hitriai'arill.
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CORE
A.X.L A'ewoua Ulatatem Failina Mora.
cry, Icpctcncr. Hloerlowieu, etc., cauiad
by Abuaa or other Kicesso. nnd Indie
cretl;c3, 'They quUhtu ana iurclu
restore Last Vitality In olaoriouni, n3
taken in tiia
(It a man (or tady, bu.lnem or marriage,
frevest Inunltr and ConsnmDtioa it
a. j.ucir una innn immiaiuii
meat and elfocta a CUKE where oil other
in
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moaaaor rotund Iha moner. l'riniwwiin.
SHcauai Vr.,l W "Cll treatment! for WHO. Uj
ft nil. In E'eln wrapper, npon rae.1 pt at Brlre. Circular
" AJAX REMEDY CO., SaS
For Mle In Bcranton, Pa., by Matthews
Broi. and H. C. Sanderson, Drunlatd.
E Ckleaeetere Kactuh BUaaea Biaai.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
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A es1 4.00 4 ' 3.35 Will
On Regular 350 .. .. 2.Q5 Pay
Goods, 3.00 " 4' 2.6O Y
We Have 2.50 " " 2.10
Broken Lines 2-00 t" l-65 To
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Lots loo 4 4t .90 uur
At Larger .90 44 4 .75 February
Reductions, -75 " " .60 Salfl
.50 44 44 .42
Your New Draperies.
v? We know our new spring arrivals
of Foreign and Domestic Upholstery
stuffs will interest you.
Come and see our novelties in
LACE CURTAINS.
Brussels, Irish Point,
Nottinghams.
DRAPERIES.
Veiour, Tapestry,
Damask, Bagdad.
WE'LL MAKE YOUR OLD FURNITURE
LOOK LIKE NEW.
We have the Furniture Coverings and the men who know how to
use them. As to the price come in and see how small it will be for
good work.
WILLIAMS & JTANULTY,
129 WYOMING AVENUE.
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Corner Lachianni md Wyoming Afenues.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital SSOO.OOO
Surplus 450,000
WM. CONNELL, President.
HElNRY BEI.IN, Jr., ViccPref.
WILLIAM H. PECK, Cashier.
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Umbrellas
Repaired
or
Recovered.
Skates
Sharpened
at
FLOREY
8
211 Washington Ave.
5 We can show you the 1900
3 Model Chainless Bicycle if you S
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DR. DENSTEN
311 Sprusa St,
Iimple Court Building,
SCRANTON, PL
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All ncuto nnd chronic dlseates of mn,
women and children. CHHONIO. NKRV.
OUS, BRAIN AND WASTING DI8EAS
KS A HI'KOIAI.TV. All diseases of the
Uut, KIdnc)8, lllnddtr. 8kln, Blood,
Nerves, Womb, He, r.ar. Nos. Throat,
and I.uiiBs. I'uneers. Tumors, Piles,
Rupture, Ooltre, Rhium itlsm, Asthma,
I'atiirrh, Varicocele. Lost Manhood,
Nlshtly Amissions, all Female Ulseases,
I.pucorrhoea, etc. Oonorrhe.i, Syphilis,
Blood I'olson, InUlscrPtlon and outhfu
ImliltH oblltcraitd. Sursery. Fits, KpL
lepsy. Tapo and Htomurh Worms. t'A.
TARRHOZONi:. Rpccltlo for Catarrh.
Threo months' treatment only $5,00. Trial
freo In oftlie, Consultation und enaml.
nations free. Ollleo hours dally and
Sunday, S a. m. to 9 p. m.
THE
NI001 POWDER CO,
looms 1 and 2, Com'llh B'l'd'g.
BCRANTON, PA.
lining and Blasting
POWDER
Made at Mooalo and Kuib lala WorUl.
DR. DENSTEN
LAFLIN & RAND POWDDR CO.'S
ORANQE QUN POWDER
I'Ctrlo Batterl.a. Kleotrlo Kiplojari,
xplodlnz blast, bafely fun at t
Repauni Chemical Co.'s exivE
t'