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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1900.
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LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
CARBONDALE.
NEW WATER COMMITTEE.
Eight Members Appointod by Mayor
Ktlpatrick and D. W. Humphrey.
The executive bmnch of the water
committee of one hundred, Which
started out with eight members nnd
was reduced to neon by the resigna
tion of H. H. Jnduln, has now been en
larged to fifteen. Pursuant to the In
struction of the big committee, which
met last Wednesday, Mnyor Kllpat
rick nnd D. W. Humphrey met Satur
day afternoon nnd appointed eight new
mcmbclH, as follows: 13. M. Peck, H.
S. Clark. .lames llanttt, George llei
hert. Homy Collins, R. D. Stuart. Call
Hoenlger and Jnniet Rutherford. All
will serve, at this was the condition of
their being nnmed. The old mcinliei?
of the committee are: Chnltmnn, L
A. RoberK Mnjoi Kllp.itilck, Dr. H.
C. Wheeler, H. J. lliennan, T. M.
Nonlon, H. It. Hell"v and J. Not man
Grlder.
The entire comniunltv feeN thnt this
action has Riven an Impetus to the
movement which pre iges sucress.
Whether the o'd rontr.itt will be called
In and a new one put out tun not been
elttel mined anil Is considered to mnlcj
little difference, as the committee ns -it
present constituted will satisfy all
factions and command the respect nnd
confidence of ever) body.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Kejrtone Male quartette will
glse a concert in Tilnlly parish housj
tomoiiow night, undet the auspices ol
the guild.
YoHtotd.iy afternoon ex-Ma ) or .lames
J. O'Neill and ex-City Clerk Frank V.
Cllffoid. who attended the Knights of
Columbus banquet n few evenings ago,
left for Flushing to be piesent at H
function of the Mine organization.
MM Kate Houston left esteiday for
Philadelphia, wheie she will take up
hei icsldence.
Mr. nnd Mts. James Callahan, of Lin
coln avenue, entertained Miss Annlj
MiChrone, of Seranton, over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Nlles, of NorthWWuIn street,
will return this week from a scveial
months' visit with her son In Coloindo.
Kmeivon Ruck, of Lenoxvllle, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. 1'. H. Robinson have
returned fiom Cheriv Ridge.
ri.ink Noweomb was the guest of
Hnncsdule filends list week.
Miss Helen Patteison enteitalned
filends Saturday evening
The funeral of I,ev I Iiennett, of Por
ter .p'ontie, w ill be be Id today at 12 "0
o'clock. Rev. R. A. .iwui will olllel
nte. Interment will be made In Hrook
side oemotci v.
P. C. Munn. piopilotoi of the Palace
creamery, is li n vesting his annual
crop of Ice.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Threatened Shut Down of the Dela
ware unci Hudson Collieiy Per
sonal News.
The tiouble at the Delawaic and
Hudron colllerj caused on Thursday
last by the iefunl of some of Mi.j
lnlneis and labours to do lunnlng and
diiving for wages hitherto paid by toe
company and which It was hoped had
been ov income was again repeated on
Satuidiy and as a consequence tue
collie y worked little mine than half
a elnv.
The ctmipiny h.'H I-stied osdeis to
start up the collieiy today unci If th
men lefuso to dilve or tun they will
dose clown the mine Indefinitely. The
mlncis have ( ailed .i meeting In Wind
soi linll this evening, the puipose of
which Is believed to be to take sorm
action that will avett the tlueato.ied
shut down which will be a most soi
ious thing. It Is to be hoped tho mm
will tnu fully consider the matter and
avoid If possible the misery tint will
lesuli to themselves and families hy
an infilled! Idleness
Iho Infant child of Ml. and Mir.
Ubdon, ot Thlid vtnet, who has been
ill of biiincliHIs foi several davs, was
lat evening In a most eiltlcn! ''ondl
tlon with little hope of iecovvr.
Mis. I'.inell, of Seranton, was yes
teidiy the quest of .v r sister, Mrs.
William Hell, nt Thlid Ml cot.
Mrs. T. I,. McMillan, of Cnrbondnle,
was a caller hen- jesteidny.
The old ingine house at the head
of No. fi plane on the ginvlty rn the
mountain acioss the boiough. was tie
stroynl bv Hie list evenlnj,. Tho
blaze attnuled eonsldeiahle ultenti in.
The I.adlis Aid. of the Kiist Han
tlst chut ill, will hold a supper and
entertainment In the NiNon building
on Wednesday evening.
Ml. Willi mi Hill, ot Thlid Eliert,
was painfully injiiied while at wotk
in (he I'mct collieiy at the Illdgc on
Ftieli), two of his Huge is being fiae
tured He was reported lo be getting
along nicely jesieiiliy.
A little i-nn anlved yesteid iv at tho
home of Mi. and Mis. Petr C'unnlng
li mi.
Mr. mid Mis. rii.u lo Lee. , ,uo
nlw happj over the aulval of a son.
"DEEDS ARi: FRUITS, words aie
but .leaves." The many wonderful
cures effected hy Hood's Pan ap.irllla
are inc nun ny wiiun it should bi
judged. These prove It to be the great
remedy for all blood diseases.
HOOD'S PILLS cure all liver ills.
Non-lrrltatlng.
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PECKVILLE.
Mr. Will Williams has accepted a
position under the firm of O. u.
Howell, of Plsston.
Mr. W. G. Tuthlll spent yestcrelny at
Waymai t.
'Mr. W. H. White, of Seranton. vis-
No Miney In Advtnot
to Keitore Waak Man.
m "'- v. VUIVMI UiU4
appliance (for men nnlv)on
trial and upprovnl. If not
' tho Oranamt Thing on
Karth for wralc and dcMU
tntfVl mon Sri I ft till rmnlr
IVfl Lnilil fill amti4fnF nn.4
f our expense pay nothlnjr.
Unrw llm hf-tol- U n
Tn.lTrJi fmn -
i BRIE MRDIOAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y,
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u l'Hrituu( iara mwi, u 70a wrni too (KMI, (l
Dr. Paal's Pannvrnval Pill
vvc
I They are prompt, safe sod certain In result. " "
1 The securnn (Dr. Peal's) nerer dliapDOlnt Bold for Una nor box.
For Sale by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spruce strest.
Ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
White, of Main street.
Mr. Alva Hammond has accepted a
position ns brakeman under the Dela
ware and Hudson company.
Mr.Dnnlel Davis, who Is engaged as
foieman at a coal colliery nt Glen
Lvon, spent yesterday with his fam
ily here.
TAYLOR NRWS.
An Interesting Debate Insurance
Men Meet Personal and Othor
News of Interest.
At tho Price Llbrnty association
rooms on Friday evening an Interest
ing debate was enjojed by the mem
bers of that organization nnd their
friends. Previous to the debate tho
nudlence was treated to an excelScnt
Phonogiaph entertainment, which was
given by Mr. Wllllnrd Sweet, which
ndcleel greatly to tho pleasure of the
occasion. Piesldent W. R. Owens pie
slded over the meeting, and at the con
clusion of the musical programme In
troduced the debators of the evening.
The subject was, "Resolved, That the
United Stutes Policy In tho Philippine
Islnnd Is .lust." The aTllrmatlvo side
was sustained by Messrs Rlchnid Gon
dnll nnd John Kchards and tho nega
tive debators were Messrs. John W.
Thomas and Prank Gendalt. Tho do
bate was a lengthy and interesting
affair and some excellent arguments
were advanced. The judges vveic H. J.
Cooper, J. L Nelger and Evan G. Wat
kins, who, after carefully submitting
the many points, gave their decision In
favor of the affirmative party. The
features of next Friday evening's meet
ing will bo a mock trial, In which some
of our popular joung men will paitlcl
pate. The public Is cordially Invited.
Mr. Frank Powell Is slowly recover
ing from injuiles which he sustnlncd
at the Archbald colliery last week.
The social of the Pride of Lacka
wanna lodge. No. 18, American Ladies'
Protestant association, will be held In
their looms in Reese's hall tomonow
evening.
The Seranton Traction company has
placed two of Its remodeled cars on
the Taylor line, giving great satisfac
tion to the patrons.
In the Fifth waiel the cltbens have
endorsee! John R. Nceley for school
director and Peter Lally for council
man. Mr. John Davis, of Forty Port, spent
the Sabbath with his patents, Mi. and
Mts Kduaid Davis, of Middle street.
Emblem division, No. 67, Sons of
Tempeinnce, will meet In their looms
this evening.
Miss Mm lei Weston, of West Pitts
ton, Is visiting at the home of her
grandmother, Mi. Henjamln Reese, of
Giove stieet.
Tho Best Medicine for Rheumatism.
"I think I would go ciazy with pain
weie It not for Chamberlain's Pain
Halm," wtltes Mr. W. H. Stapleton,
Heimlnle, Pa. "I have been allllcted
with iheunntlsm for several )enis and
have tiled lemcdies without number,
but Pnln Rnlm Is the best medicine
I have got hold of." One application
relieves the pain. For sale by all drug
gists Matthews Rros'., wholesale and
retail agents,
THEATRICAL.
Hi Henry's Minstrels.
At the Leclim, Satuiday night, a
laige audience witnessed the peifotm
ance giver, by Hi Henry's Minstiels.
In the company nre a number of fine
vocalists, whose effoits were received
with much favoi. The musical pint of
the piogiamme Is one of Its stiongest
features. Resides the singing, several
selections weie given bv HI Heniy's
band and that gentlemnr. enteitalned
with genual cornet solos. One of the
noveltler Introduced was the Imitation
of Scotch bag-pipes on cornets.
In the olio enteitalnment turns were
piescnted by Teal and Whalen, comedi
ans and dancers; Hilly Clark, mono
logue aitlst; Morton and Elliott, musi
cal specialists, and Couture Urotheis.
nciobnts. With the company are two
Plttston oung men. They nre David
Cat ter and Will Probv n. Each of them
sang a s,olo Saturduy night In faultless
st le.
"Faust" Tonight
Tonight Lewis Monlson will produce
his famous "Faust" at the Lcoum. It
Is a pleasino to witness a pioduetlon
like this, wheie such cue Is manifested
to the most minute detail. The piess
thtoughoiit the countiy this heason Is
unanimous In Its praise of the mngnifl
lent production of Lewis Moirlhon's
"Faust" on this. Its farewell tout.
Whllo upon foimei occasions It was
.ilwas sumptuously staged, the coining
Pioduetlon heic will be on a scale
Mipeilor to tin) thing yet piesented.
"Faust," like good wine, Improves with
age.
Week of Fine Attractions.
The Glbney-Hoelller lompany will
open for a week's engagement at the
Academy, commencing tonight, In a
teperlolie of Jacob Lilt's suei esses.
The opening play will be "The Woman
in Hlnek." We clip the following fiom
a Hlughamtnn, N. Y., exchange:
'"In the initial poifoimance the com
pany pie.sented 'The Woman In Rlack,'
by pet mission of Jacob Lltt. This Is
an up-to-dnte melodiama that onntnlns
some novel situations; lllustiates vail
oiis phases ot politics In New York city
and artlessly makes tcquisltlon upon
the mvstciies of hypnotism to carry
tluough the plot.
"In reviewing the cast of last even
ing the name of Moigan Gtbney stands
forth most prominently. This does not
necessarily show that he Is the strong
est actor In the company, for his ver
satility remains to be demonstiated.
As the 'district boss' he thoroughly em
bodied the populat conception of New
York's political lights."
Crane Bros, at the Gaiety.
Crane Urotheis' Grasshoppers' Rur
lesquers will ba the attraction at the
Gaiety for three days, beginning today
with a matinee. Novelty galore Is
promised and tho show In its entirety
Is put on In such a carefully conducted
EVERY WOMAN
a(MDMdisrlUblt,Moathl7fngaUUn ncdlils. Onlr humlMiMd
Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming avenue and
way that it assumes place In lino with
tho best on the road.
The olio Is brim full of taking acts
and It goes with a rush. Tho caste,
tho Spalms, Agnes Miles, Dornn Sisters,
Hastings nnd Wright, Crane Hrotlu-is,
tho Mudtown Rubes, lit tho conclud
ing burlesque, "Haughty Anthony,"
nre many laughnblu situations, while
the environment Is a bevy of pretty
girls nnttll nulled In becoming cos
tunics. "A Stranger in n Strange Land,"
From every source comes most favor
able reports of that excellent farcical
piny, "A Stranger In a Strange Land,"
which comes to tho Lyceum tomorrow
night. It is from the pen of Sidney
Wllmer nnd Walter Vincent.
The play has been one of the hits of
New York for several months, bavins
scored a huge success at the Manhattan
thentre. It Is Anglo-American In char
acter, up-to-date In Its humor, and nt
the same time clean nnd pure. Its fun
being wholesomo nnd therefore iellh
nble. The play will bo given In this
city with a superb cast, headed by M.
A. Kennedy. Others uic James T. Gal
loway, Geoige S Probeit, Kdwaiel Gil
lespie, Walter Clifford, Louis Fiohoff,
IMwarel Chapman. Flank Donnelly,
Jennie Relffaith, Hva Westcott, Mao
Williams and Katharine Mulklns.
NEW LINCOLN STORY.
Hon. Will Cumback of Indiana Nar
rates an Interesting Anecdote of
tho Martyr President.
Prom tho Indianapolis journal.
It was my good foitune to be ac
quainted with Lincoln personally be
fore he was a candid Uo for piesldent.
It was my privilege to take an active
pait In his nomination ut Chicago. I
had the honor to head the cleetoial
ticket which was eliosen, and my name
was flit called at the nieetlrg of tho
electors. I cast the first Republican
electciat vote th it Indiana gave for
Abiaham Lincoln. This I leatd as
tho greatest honor that has not coma
to me. Indiana had taken nn active
and Importnnt patt in Lincoln's nomi
nation. As I remembci It, ours was
the onlv state, outside of Illinois, tha,t
on the first b'lllot ave a solid vote for
Lincoln. He and his friends hid must
giatcful appreciation of what Indlina
had done nt the nominating conven
tion and at the election
Hon. Calnb H. Smith, of InJlana, had
done most effective sctvlco In this and
other states on the stump dining the
hot and exciting campaign. Indlina
vvnnlcd him to have a place In Mr.
Lincoln's cabinet. Mi Smith and I1I1
friends selected Hen. C;.ius M. Allen,
a f 1 lend of Mr. Lincoln's, nnd an eleo
tot from the Dist cougic-ston il dls
tilct, and mvsi'lf to go to Spilnglleld
and see Mi, Lincoln In the interest of
Mi. Smith.
Mi. Lincoln gave us a most intdlal
leeeption. Wo had a free and Infor
mal talk with him, not only In regatd
to Mr. Smith, but about the almmlnr?
condition of tho countiy, In view ot
the piespect of n dissolution nf tho
Union' The nipctlng was entlirly ln
foimnl. An thing forninl would be
the veiy acme ot awkwaidness In the
presence and In 1 onvcis itlon with Lin
coln. He made u wiKnnie, and there
was no cmbaiiassmcnt. He knew we
did not come to Intel vl v him for pub
lication He felt that. ve would ask
no promises or pledges out of him. Rut
when the vhlt was ovei vo weie con
fident that Smith would bo appoints,
and so told him when v.e returned. He
was made secietary of the Interior de
paitinent. AN UDITOR'S VISIT.
While we weie at Mi. Lincoln's house
a caid was brought Into him on which
was the name of the editor ot the lead
ing newspapei In the state of New
Hanipshlie. 1 do not now 11 call the
name. He was usheied into the pjclor
wheie we weie. He was a veiy t.i"
man, bony and slender. He had a mo-.t
solemn countenance. He impressed mi
nt once as a man who had nevet had
any fun, and did not cue to hive. He
woic a veiy wide white ctavnt, which
came up to his eats and was wiapped
round and round his neck. His coat
was buttoned up to his chin. He looked
mote like a pilest than nn edltoi. lis
was evidently taking himself nnd his
life very seriously. He commenced a
very stiff and foimal bowing when In
the piesence of his host, hut that was
not Lincoln's way. He went to him,
seized his hunt nnd shook It In lml
Hoosler stle, nnd gave him tho heavi
est welcome. The editor never nilied
or seemed to ippieclate the Imaitlness
of thegreetlng. Theentlre lack of for
mality. Instead of thawing him our,
seemed to freeze him. He and Lin
coln stood facing each othei, and the
fmmer said to his visitor: "Why, my
Yankee ft lend, you ate ns tall as I ant.
Let us put back to back and meas
111 e." Reluctantly, tho editor compiled
and I was called nn to uniplie the
match, which I did hy putting a larga
book on their heads, which showe-l
that Lincoln was the taller of tho two.
Mi. Allen and myself weie intioduced
to the stranger. When we weie all
seated we gave the edltoi the entli.
attention of his host, nnd Allen and I
dropped out of tho convocation.
INQUIRIES RAFFLUD
As I s-ald before, It had become al
most a certainty tint most of the
southern states would secede and foim
a confedei.iey of their dwn, and theie
was, of ionise, intense Inletest an!
aulcty to know whit comse Mr. Lin
coln Intended to puisne wether he
would attempt, ns ehlcf executive, to
coerce these rebellious states with tlu
army and navy or would attempt to
heal up the trouble by some soit nf
concession or compromise, Mr. Lin
coln had told us that he would form
no policy, but would be governed by
the clnuinstnnces existing at tho Urn-
ho took the oith of office.
It soon Income evident ns we listened
to the convocation that the editor had
come a thousand miles to get enough
out of the piesldent-clect to form a
policy for him, and so proclaim, even
If Lincoln had fonncd none for him
self. Tho editor wns veiy shaip nn3
shiewei; and exceedingly nrtful In at
tempting to covrr tils :eal motive In
the Interview. He had manifestly un
derrated tho nblllty or Llmoln. Ho
had carefully piepareel his tactics, nn 1
wns following his plan to got the mind
of the prifcldent-elcct on the absoiblng
question ot tho day. The fencing of
Lincoln was beautiful nnd eff-rtlvo.
The president-elect was Intensely in
terested In all the editor said, nnd tools
his full share In the conversation. It
was clear that he saw perfectly what
the editor was after. Hut he gave no
sign of impatience with him.
After an hour's struggle the editor
abandoned tho Indirect method a's
hopeless. All his hypothetical easei
had been falluies. Hln suppositions
had hroiiRht hln nothing. Uo finally
put the direct question: "Do you think.
The People's
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linvc Houses to Rout, Real Estuto or Other Property to
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Small Advertisements Cot: Una Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
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THIS IS DR. WHEATON'S HOME in Factoiy
ville, for sale at a saciifice. Five minutes' waik
fiom the station. Stone walk all the way. San
itary plumbing, bath room and two water closets. Over
one acre of ground.
Pi ice if sold before April ist, $5,000.
INClllinF OP
T. Wheaton. Dentist.
MEARS BUILDING.
FOR RENT
POR SALP-SIXTllKN SHARKS CON
sinners' Jc e Co stock Said to .i 10
per cent. Henry O. Sltkmun, Maple
wood, I'n.
FOR RHNT-PROM APRIL 1. HOUSLS
Nci I. 'o-i 2s cjiiluiy avenue eleven
rooms nnd all Impiovc ments; rent KJffl
per mouth. Houses No U3WU7 Quiiicy
avenue, nine moms nnd nil improve-
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! J. 11. WooNev ,v Co., Co'itractots and
UUIlilers lild-JU roiest eouit.
FOR SALE
FOR SALR-THi: WHITH HOUSR ON
l'enn avenue Inquire William Craig,
K. Robinson's Sons.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALP AT A BARGAIN TO A
quick bujer, 417 nnd 419 Ollvo street.
Apply TJ9 Qulncy. P. St. Amand.
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTPDrTNTsTiraRctT'scIIT
able for gentleman nnd wife: central
ly located. Address, X. Y, C, Tribune.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WANTED-TWO NICLLY KURKISHHD
rooms with boatd. Centrally located.
Address W,, Trlbuno olllee.
Mr. Lincoln, that the difficulty be
tween the Noith and H.iUth can be set
tled by compromise'"'
LINCOLN'S STORY.
The question reminded Lincoln of
a stoij. He said he know a strain
doctor In H ingamnn county, Illinois,
who conlidently cliltned hln school of
medicine wis the only corieet method
of treating ill-eae nnd that he could
cute nn thing by steam. He slid a
farmer's team in that neighborhood
ran off and thtew tho farmer out anl
wounded him in the bow els. The steim
doctor was sent for and he clulm
that he could mend the broken bowels
by stenniing the outside of tho patient.
Mr. Lincoln, smiling at the editor, said:
"Do vmi think that good medical piac
tlce.' The editor givo It up, ros", an 1 wlt'i
a veiy stiff and formal bow. bulo us
nil "good-da v" and left. Ml. Lincoln
said he felt soirv fcr thd man who had
come s-o fat for nothing-.
HOW HE GOT A RIDE.
A Tramp's Original Way of ''Beat
ing" a Railway Comp-xny.
I'loin the Maivillo (Mo) Tribune.
Wesley Rales, who Is just bick from
a tilp to Chicago, tells a good stoiv
which a Unvoting man he met on his
trip told him, of how a tramp, hy
working an entliely new tclieine, suc
ceeded In beating his wa into Chicago
on a fast tialn.
The Uav cling man savs tint while
he was bulug a ticket foi Chliago nt
a station not far from the i Ity he ob
seived the ti.nnp In question standing
near him at the ticket window listen
ing to the woieis that passed between
him nnd the ticket agent. Ills ticket
cost $0')0. After he had sit down In
the waiting loom of the depot the
tramp came nver to him and said:
"Aie you going to Chicago?"
"Yes," was the icply.
"Well, I am going to Chicago, too.
Let me see your tli ket.
The tiav cling man handed him tho
ticket. The tinmp glanced over It.
"Yes," ho said, "that Is Just like
mine. I wonder If the agent gave mo
the right change. I gave him ?20."
Hete he turned the cnrdboaid over and
wrote the llguies on the back of It.
"My ticket should have cost mo the
same as nurs" wilting $0.50 and tho
other flguies under It), "and I should
have leeelved 111 ".n" (performing the
opeintlon of subtraction). "Yes," he
continued, ns he handed back tho tick
et and turned away: "I guess that's
all light."
When the train started the traveling
man was In a front coich and tho
tinmp In n renr one. In n few minutes
the conductor came along.
"Here," ho said, nddiesslug the
tramp, "wheie's jour ticket?"
"I've given It to ou alieaely," was
tho response,
"No, you haven't either. I haven't
seen you before."
"But I tell you I have given you my
ticket, and I can Identify It. When I
paid tho agent I did some figuring on
tho back of It to see whether he had
given mo the right change. If you
find among the tickets you have taken
up one on the back of which ?6 50 has
been subtracted from $20, that's mine.
Conductor shoves his hand Into his
cnpaclous pocket nnd draws fotth a
bunch nf tickets, the back of which ho
carefully scrutinises. Suddenly stoos
Exchange.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTi!udvniXmd
liver nnd lollect. Salnrv $15 per week
and expen-es. Address (Uobe Co., 723
Chebtnut itrect. Philadelphia. Ia.
i:ni:i.oltic salesman country
work. School supplies Salary $100
and etras. R. O. Uvans H Co , Chi
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WANTPD-RY AN PSTABLISHPD
business of h high older, a representa
tive of ability nnd bicklng who can take
up Its work In the state of Pennslvanln:
no scheme; permanent business with
mone In It for the right party. Address.
Riving references. FOUNTAIN BATH
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTKD-A GOOD, STRONG PROT
cstnnt girl for general housework.
Apply SG7 North Hjcle Park avenue.
LADIKS TO DISTRIBUTE PRPR SAM
pies In city. Call nt 320 Washing
ton avenue, from S 30 to 10 30 a. m. today.
WANTED-TO BUY.
WANTPD-TO BUY TOR CASH. SRC-
ond hand watches, lewelry, old gold
nnd silver. Gardner, 2Ju',i Spruce street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
WANTPD-A RPLIARLP PARTY WITH
ore thousand dollars nsh, who can
take n position ns dlstilct manager In nn
cstiihlNliul t ot per itlon. Good silary
and lull n st in the buslw s-s. Mutt fui
nlsl. good lefeiunce. Address Leonard
J Ruitls 7b Montgomery street, Jcruev
City, N. J.
jBflPDAJG
BOARDING 523 PINE STREET.
CITY SCAVENGER
A B RRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
nnd ces pools; no odor. Improved
pumps vseu A B RRIGGS Proprielnr.
Leave orders 1100 North Mnln avenue,
or Plckc's drug store, cornel Adams unit
Mulbeiij. Telephone 9310.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKE3-BARRE RECORD CAN
be had In Seranton at the news stands
of Relsman Bros , 403 Spruce and 503 Lin
den; M. Norton 323 Lackawanna avenue;
I. B. Schutzer, 211 Spruce street.
DRESSMAKING.
DRFFSMAKING TOR CH1LDRKM TO
order; also ladles' waists. Loutso
Bhocmakir, 212 Adams avenue.
LEGAL
HEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
celved nt the nfluo nl the Seiiilurv
of the Sirnntun Roird of Contml. until
7J1 o'clock, Moml.i evening. IVbtuary
12. I'M, for placing coppei vallcvs, gut
te rs und flashings on No. 3S school build
ing Instead of tin, In atcnidance with
plans and bpeellicatlons of E. II. Davis,
urchltect.
'Iho Mini of Oftv dnlh.rs In nh or cer
tified check Is to be i minted with each
bid, which sum s'lal! bo foi felted to thu
fc-thnnl Dlstilct In i.ise of lufu-iil or
nmli--lon on the putt of the xuuissful
bldilei lo exeiuto lontrnet within ten
diivs aftir the awarding of Iho same
'iho Ho.ud re.cives tho light to reject
a nv or all hie!-.
Il oulir of ihe Se i.intnn Hi aid of Con
trol. EUGENE D. FELLOWS.
Set retury.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE-IN RE: ESTATE
of J. M. Mm man, demised In tho
Orphans' Court of Lackawanna Count j,
Nn Si3, Si lies It
Ihe uuilciMgncd. nn iiuilltni nppolutul
bv iilil mint to distribute the funds In
the hands of D L. 1 RKi s, iidinlnlstrntoi,
i te , of tho above named .1. M. Mornun,
ns shown bv bis tlrst und fin il aciount.
hiiibv glvis notice tliit he will attend
to the dutli s of his appointment on Prl
din, tho 'J!d day of Ft bin it y, 1100, tit 0
o'clock a. in, ut the olhce ot D. L.
Flil.es, Room S12, Altars Hullding. Wash
iiigton uvemiie, hi iho citv of Seranton,
In slid count), at which time and pliee
all persons having clulms ngulnst sulci
tstato ate requlierl to appeal and pie
sent tho same, oi olheiwlso bo forever
barred from i oming in cm said fund.
J. C. VAUGHAN. Auditor.
and looks clnselv at me. It Is Mm mo
Handed him by the tiavellng man.
"Well, I guess this must be our
iickci. ,vi least nere are the llguies.
I guess you were right about It."
A red tug Is stuck in the hatband
of the tramp who has discovered some
thing better than a tie pass or box car
passage.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cuied
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they
cannot rtach tho sent of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitution il dl
euse, und In older to turn it )ou must
take lutein il remedies. Hull's Catnrih
Cure la taken Internally, and nets directly
on the blood und mucous surfaces. Hall's
Cutairh Cure Is not u oiijck medicine.
It was pietcrlbed hy one of tho best
physicians in this lountr) for )em, and
In a iigular presulptlon. It is composed
of tho bcMt tonles known, eoniblnni with
the best blood puilllers nctlng Olieetly
on the nun cms sui faces. Tho perfect com
binntton of the two ingredients is whut
rirodocei siiih wonderful results In cur
ng Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
P. J. CHENEY & CO , Props , Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 73c.
If nil's Family Pills are the best.
9 yfflm ' BHR sS "
M:miitWmi
Mf3&,
f&J&X?
SITUATIONS WANTED
TWO PXPP.RIKNCPD DININO ROOM
girls want place In llrst class hotel.
Addrcbs M. M Sclnnton 1'. O , (ion. Del.
SITUATION WANTPD - WASHINO
Ironing or nny kind of house rlcunltvr
by tho day or will tuko washing homo.
Address Mrs. Lee, nil Mineral street.
S 1TPATION WANTi:tilDRi:SSMAKl X
to go out by the day, graduate i '
New York; nil work guaranteed; gi
lefercncc. Address M. M., euro Trllm
ofllcc.
WANTRD-A POSITION AS OROOr.lPi
clerk or traveling pulcfmnn for n lo
cal tenllory. Speaks live Innguuges Ha J
ten jeirs' experience In business; stead v
and sober: married. Address R. 21, Price
burg, Ia.
SITUATION WANTRD IIY YOl'Nll
married man; any kli.d ot work. 1'.
S , Tribune olllee.
SITUATION WANTKD-RV A YOUNO
girl to do light housework or illsn
washer. Apply 105 Noith Main avenue,
llilo Park.
WANTPD I1Y A MAN OF OOOtl
habits: able to furnish best of ilty
references, position ns fireman, engineer.
or wntchmnn I'lenso address "M. T.." l'JJ?
Ash street, Seranton, Pa.
AN KXI'KUtRNrni) AND COMI'PrP.NT
Philadelphia bnrtrndii would like sit
uation. Call or nddrtss for interview
A. I . Weston, 1137 Albilgbt aviniie.
SITUATION WANTPD pT.PAATOR
mini; porter In stole. William Sen
sor, nil Lackawanna avinuc.
BOOKKEEPER WOULD LIKE EN-
cage metit fur two duvs curb week to
assist on books. X. Y. '. , 1 ilbune olllee.
WANTKD-OFFICE WORK HY A MAN
of 40) ears' vnrlid business expcrlenc";
ninilpr.ito snlnr) ; good icfeicnces Ad-
dress F Tribune oniee.
DRUGS - SITUATION-WANTED RY
)oung m in with thtee )e.irs' txpeil
ence In dinB store. Diugs, 1711 Wiijno
avenue, Clt).
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS TTTTELLEltT'scXi
ment, 50c: shampooing. 50e.: facial
masKiPc, manlciirtng, 23c; chiropody,
701 Qulncy.
PROFESSIONAL
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
E C SPAULDING, 21 TRADERS' BANK
building.
ARCHITCOTI
EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Connell building, Seranton.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR , ARCHITECT.
433 Spruco st , cor. Wash, uv , Seranton.
FRETnfltICKL RROWN. ARCHITECT.
Price building, Uo Washington avenue,
Seranton.
DCNTI3TS
DR I. O. LYMAN. f-CRANTON PP.I
vuto Hospital, cor. W)omlng and Mul
berry. DR. il. T. REYNOLDS, OPP. P O.
DR C. C. LAUHACH, 113 W)omlng nve
WELCOME C. SNOVER, Coal Exchange
2nd floor. Room D, Hours, 0 to 1. 2 to 5
HOTELS 1NO RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAPE, 121 AND 127 PRANK-
, lin uvenue. Hates ic. somible.
i p. ZEIGLER. Pioprletor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D , L &. W
passenger depot Conducted on tho Ea
ropenn plan VICTOR KOCH. Prop
lWVCi??
RICHARD J ROURKE, ATTORNEY-ut-Law,
G00-2 Lacknvnnna avenue Gen
eral law business, collections nnd loans.
J. W. BROWNING. ATTORNEY AND
Couiiocllor-at-Lavv, Rooms 312-31J M.-ars
building
D R REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real ett.ite ticurit).
Sfears bullcllne. corner Washington
nvenuo nnd Spruco street.
M 7. DONAHOE. ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Offices. C12-CP. Mears building.
FRANK E POYLE. ATTORNEY AND
Ctmnscllnr-nt-Luw. B u i r building,
Rooms 11 nnd 11, Washington avenue
WILLARD. WARREN S. KNAPP, AT
tornevs nnd Couniollors.nt-Liw. Ri
publlcin building. Washington avenue
JESSPP S. JESSPP. ATTORNEYS ANTi
Counsellors - at - Lnw. Commonwealth
building: rooms 1, 20 nnd 21,
JAMES W. OAKPORD ATTORNEY-AT-
Law Rooms fill, 515 and 510 Board of
Trade bui'dlng.
EDWARD W. THAYER ATTORNEY.
Ror.ms POI-an-i, nth lloor Me.us building.
L A WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAVV.
502 Board of Trndo building. Seranton,
Pa
C. R. riTCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commonwealth building. Seinntnn. Pa.
PATTERSON & WILCOX." TRADERS'
National Bink building.
C COMEGYS. 0-n R E P U n L I C A N
building.
A W. RPRTHOLP. ATTORN E Y,
Meirs building.
PHV-nraii- iv-j
n-i-Til
DR. W E ALLEN. 5P NORTH WASH-
Ington avenue
Dn S W L'AMOREAUX. OFFICE "1
Washington nvriie Rcflrfrnie nis
Mulberiv Chronlf diseases lunc-.
heart, kldneis and cenlto-urlnnry ,ir
gnns a specialty Hours 1 to I p. m
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
Sirnnton, Pi Courses piepirntorv to
collece liw. medlilno, or lmplness
Opens Sept lllh Snd for pitnlncue
Rev Thorn is M C.mn LL D , prlucl
nil nnd proprietor: W, E. Plnmlty, A
M . 1 endmistei.
if-nt
G R CI ARK K CO . PEEDMEN" AND
Niirscivmen; More lie Wnshlnctnn avo- i
me; crcen housn, 11,0 North Main ave
nue; store telephone, 7S2
wire Jie-rc-rv3
JOS. fCPETTEL. REAR Ml LACKA
vvnnm avenue, Seranton, Pa, manufae
tuier of Wire Screens.
Msori.'.'"i-'-u3
BAUrR'S ORCHFSTRA-MUS1C-TOR
halls, picnics, parties receptions:, wed-dlne-s
nnd concert work furnished For
terms nddress R. J. Bauer, eoucbjctnr.
117 W oming avenue, over llulberts'
music store,
MEGARGEE BROTHERS.' PRINTERS'
si pplles. envelopes, p iper bags, twine'.
Warehouse 130 Washington nvenue,
Seranton, Pi.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central Uallrnil of Now J-j-
Btattons In New York root of Llbertv
street, N, R , and South Ferry, Whitehall
street. , ....
Anthraclto coal used exclusively, Insur
InK cleanliness nnd cemfoit.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. in. ism
fruni Ion- it Umiititrit-i fnr You VhpIj
cwurk, Ellzibeth, Philadelphl i, Huston.
..t.i. .La... All.iifi.utl fiiilnh ll,nnl; (....I
I , J n. w I1 ' V ... '. . ' I ' I'1'
Foi Baltimore nnd nHhlncloii. and
points South nna vvesi via iieinienem,
30 a. m . 1 20 p m. SundiDs, 2 Pi p. m.
Toi Long Brineh. Ocenn Grove, etc., at
fjio n. m and 120 n. m.
For Reading, Lebanon and Haritsbiiig,
via AUintnvvn. 8 30 a. m . 1 20 p. m. Sun
days, 2 Pi p m.
For Pottsv tile. S.30 n m . 1 20 p. m.
Through tickets to all points east, south
and west nt lowest rate at the station,
J H. OLHAUBEN, Gen. Supt..
H. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Act.
S9J
RAILROAD TIME TALK:,
Njsw
. J.-.J. -..-.J.--J.--- .nj-Ltruiji. .
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in Effect November 10,
Trains leave Seranton t
0.45 a. m.. week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburir, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Haeleton,
Pottsville, Rending, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts-
burg and the West.
2.18 :i. m., week days (Sundays 1.D8
p. in.), for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and thd
West.
4.27 p. m.. week days, lor Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Plttaburg.
J. R. WOOD, Gen. Tass. Agt.
J. R. HUTCHINSON, Gon. Mgr.
Uol;. Laetcii. Mil Western.
csn.-T,,,1'! I",'c, Dco- 17- 1SS'
, "J."1' Lrnvo Sernnton for New York
"l ' 0. C"J, S00 and 10 03 a. in.: 12 .",5
"tin " "i p m' rr Phllu Jelphla at & 30,
iv 'L'."1 0,0'' a- "! l-65 and S.SI p. m.
Ao , "lr""!'sburg nt C lu p. m. Milk and
VL, ol"iodutlon at nto p. m Arrive at
llnliokp,, ,u 0.V, 711. 9.10 a. lll.i 1J0S 2 17.
l'n'i'i'9 "",l '' iS ' " Arrivo at Phlla
''ciphid t C)00 n m . W)i ug 000 und
T- m'. Arrive from New York at U uj.
n J ld,.' a- m'! 100. U2. 6 IS and 8
vrn,.,',.r"m Strotiilsburg nt S irt n m
ii.i.i i ." '' no Seranton for RufTalo'
in" .'n,,ormedlnto stations nt, 12 10, i.V),
to -and no ,,. m ; 1 r.5 and r, 50 p. m. For
"Wego mid H)rarusf at 0r, a. m. and
''. P. m. For I'tlen at 2 50 a. m. and
ii!- . '" rr Montioso ut 000 a. m.:
.., aL '" n,11 6 f P. m. For Nicholson
r, lTO,iln1 cr' P "i Airlve In Seranton
;'"." '.'uff.ilo at 210, 2 5", .-..'I and 10 00 u.
m . f) and T 10 p. m. Fiom Oswego and
.Mrncuso nt 2f, n. in.: 12 38 and 3 30 p m.
' ,"m.sf-'ctise at 710 p in. From Ullca
"in J". "' m,; K and J 30 p. m From
Nlchol-on m 7 riu ii. m nnd bOO p m
' rom Montrose ut 10 00 a. m ; 3 20 and
1. 10 p iii
RLOOMSRURG DIVISION - Leivo
hcrnnton for Northumberland nt 6U 10 0
n. in : l 5r, ami t; 10 p m For 11) mouth
n. l?i -! w nni1 s "A P m. For Nnntlioko
"t sio n. m Arilvo nt Northumberland
at i ,, n, m ; 1 lo fitis nnd ! 10 p m. Ar
rvo Nantlcnke nt P 2") n. in Arrive nt
I Iv mouth nt 2 05, 1 10 and ! 4r p m. Ai
rlve nt Seranton fiom Northumberland
nt .0 12 a. m : 12 25 4 ,r'i and S 50 p in.
Ironi Nnntleiiko nt 1100 a. m Fiom
")'""niii ni i ii n. m ; !: unci o ua p. in,
SUNDAY TRAINS
SOUTH-Leivc Seranton nt 213, 300,
3 "ii. 'in cr, n. m ; 3 ii and 3 40 p. m.
NORTH-Leive Si ri.iton nt 1.' 10, 2 53.
4 0-, p in ; i -,-, ,,,,,5 r, rn p m
HLOOAIPRURO DIVISION Leave
Seranton nt 10 03 n. m and C 10 p m.
Dolavv if.- :ul J Hudson.
On lb. 4th, I'iOO, trains will leavo
Seiauton ns fnllous;
I'm Carboiiilile i, 20 7 1, S 53, 10 11 n.
m : 12 noun: 121. 2 20, IT.', C 23, C23, 757,
9 Pi 11 15 p. m.: l.lf. n. m.
For Allnny, Snratogi. Montreal, Bos
ton, New England polntt, etc. 6 20 a. m ;
2 20 p in
For Honehdale-fi 20, 10 13 a. m ; 220, 5 23
p m.
For Wilkes-Rni I e C 41. 7 4s R 41. 0 1?,
10 11 a. m : 12 d!, 12S, 218, 3 31, 4 27, 010,
T H, 10 41. 1111 p. m
For Ntw York, Philadelphia, etc., via
Lchlih Valley Rnllroid-i. 4" p. m.; 12 03,
2 is, 127 p in : with Rlack Diamond Ex
pnss, H '0 ii m.
For Pennsvlvnnln Itallroid points, 6 45,
J ix a. m : 2 IS, 1 27 p. m
Fur western points, vli Lehigh Vnlley
Rillrond-7 IS a m.: 12 01. 3 33, with Black
Diamond Express 10 41, 11 30 p in
Tialns villi arrive In Scrmton ns fol
lows: From Cnibondilo and the North 6 40,
7 41 8 'S. 1J4 10", 11 "S u. 111.; 123. 2.15.
3 2". 4 2) 7 11, ir"S, 11 27 p III
From Wllkcs-Rure nnd tho South 0 1",
7 4s. S4S, in is. 11,", n m.: 1.18. 214, 3 13,
5 20, 6 21, 7 53 0 01. 10 01 p m ; 1 13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Cnrbondale 9 05, 1133 p. m.; 121,
1 5 47 0 -1 p m
For Wilkes-Harrc-9 "S. 12 03 a m ; 1 5S,
3 2s 5 11. 7 IS p m.
For Alb my. Snrntoga, Montreal. Ros
ton, New England points, etc., 2 23 p m.
Lowest lates to all points In United
Stales nnd Canada.
J. sV. RPRDICK. O. P. A . Albiny. N. Y.
H. W. CROSS, D P. A . Seianton. Pa.
Lehigh Valley Kiillroad.
In Effect Nov 11th, 1W.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
For Phlliidelphli and New York, vki D.
K. II. R It. at 1.45 u. in and 12 01.' 2 IS.
4 27 (Rlnek Dl imond FvpressO, and 1130
p in Sund.i)s, D. H H. R. R 1.53. Hi
p m
For Whlto Haven, Hnzleton nhd prln
ilpil points In tho coal regions, via D.
fi. II It R . I'. -18 and 4 J7 p. m. For
Pottsville. 1.41, 21f P m
For Bethlehem. EiiFtun. Reading. Har
risburg and prlnclptl Intermediate stn
tlon. vl i D. & H R R . 45 a. m ; 12 01.
1 127 (Hlnek Dlnmond Express.), 1130.
SimiliDS. D . H. R. R . 1 55. T.tS pro.
For Tuiikhaniioek, Tovvaiida. Elmtri,
nine a. Geneva and principal Intermedl
iito (tiitlons. via D. L. L W. R. R. 8 03
a. ni ; 1 and 3 " p. m
For Geneva. Rochester Buffalo, Nlag
ii l Falls Chicago, and nil points west,
vli D. & H. R R . l-'03. .1 i! (Bl.uk Dll
mond Express). 7 IS. 10 11, 11 30 p. m
Sundujs. D & H. R. R.. 1203 p. m. 7.43
Pullman p irlor nnd t-leeplng or Lehigh
Vnllev pirliu i irtc on all trains betwfen
Wllkes-Baiio nnd New York. Phtladal
Dhli Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ROI.l.IN II. WILBUR. Gen. flupt . 2
(Virtbindt htieet. Ni w York
UlAltllls P LEE. Gen Pass Agt. 2"
Ciitlnndt street, Ni w Yoik
A. W NON'NEMACHER, DIv. Pass. Ast ,
South Rithlehem, Pn
For tickets and Pullman reservations
uipl) COO I.ickaw imiii nve, Scrmton, Pa.
L'rio and Wjoiniii! Vnlley.
Timci Table In Effect Seit, nth, lni
Trains le ivn Seianton for New York,
Niwlurgh and fnti rmedl itn points ni
Erie r.illio.ul, nlso foi Himltjv and local
points ut 7 01 a in and 2 2S p, m
Returning train nrrlvo at Seranton
nt 10 21 a. in ami .1 10 and 0 10 p m
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i. Kiindar only.
f i-briiltlf s that trains stop on signal fo ;
1 1 alua a and iOt) Sunday onlr, 6ttter i
dajl) txeupt hnuday. '
reuuiii iflvca i vuiauv m C9KrD
curcbasine tickets and'save mober.
iniuukti Warfimr oirttLkintu' cd txi
,
7 1) ....
l" " ) 1 . A l
cllulin; chair car .Newicrk to Calcigo ngkoul
cliaui;e. I'MMenirer Hale Hcc4ucM U
TWt Cents J'crluilc. - "" IT
T. Mtcrolf, BIT. Fms, AKiwantonTH?
k