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THE SCltAiNTOJS TRIBUJN,-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1900.
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Baking
Powder
Economy
The manufacturers of Royal
Baking Powder have always
declined to produce a cheap
baking powder at the sacrifice
of quality.
The Royal is made from
pure grape cream of tartar, and
is the embodiment of all the
excellence possible to be attained
in the highest class baking
the immediate neighborhood, It being
made to appear that the owner of the
building does not Intend to rebuild.
The will of John W. Saunders, late
of Scranton, wax yesterday admitted
to probate by Register Koch and let
tera testamentary were granted to W.
Oaylord Thomas. The will of Michael
Thomas, late of Scranton, wax admitted
to probate. In the estate of Charles
W. Mulllnex, late of Peckvllle, letters
of administration were granted to John
W. Mulllnex. ,
In the estate of Kphrlnm Haver, A.
A. Chase, guardian of the minor chil
dren, who recently took the benefit of
the Insolvent laws, yesterday, at the
behest of the children, gave a bond In
the sum to $4,600 to Insure a fund of
half that amount hlch he holds in
trust for his wards. The Fidelity and
Casuallty company, of Maryland, fur
nished the bond.
DONATIONS FOB JANUARY.
powder.
Royal Baking Powder costs
only a fair price, and is cheaper
at its price than any similar
article.
Samples of mixtures made in imitation of baking
powders, but containing alum, are frequently dis
tributed from door to door, or given away in
grocery stores. Such mixtures arc dangerous
to use in food, and in many cities their sale is
prohibited by law. Alum is a corrosive poison, and
all physicians condemn baking powders containing it.
'ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK. 2
Acknowledged by the Manager! of
the Florence Mission.
The managers of the Florence Gt It
tenton Home, 712 Harrison avenue,
acknowledge with gratitude the follow
ing donations for the month of Jan
uary: Mr. J. W. Uowarth, one load kindling
wood: Mr. D. J. Thomas, clruEs; ltrv.
George L. Alrlch, 60 cents: Mr. Krk, two
hours' work: Mrs. V. K. riatt, clothing;
airs, oito Rupprerht, one-half dozen or
anges, Ladles' Homo Journal for 19W:
Dally Tribune. Republican, Truth ami
Times for 1900; Mrs. I.essle DavK one.
box toilet soap: Mrs. W. T. Hackett, one
waist; Mrs. J. J. William, literature:
Nay Aug Lumber company, 110 loads dirt
for yard; Mrs. V. II. Sadler, one ton
coal, clothing; Needlework Guild, Provi
dence, six skirts, two pair towels; Mrs.
l.aura Klsli, wrapper: Miss Anna Lewis,
three pounds coltce; Mrs. Honar, liteiu
ture: Mrs. McClavc, Htcrature; Mrs. A.
P. Bedford, Mrs. Arja Williams, Bing
ham: Mrs. Reynolds, corset waist: Miss
A. K, Sanderson, overshoes; Mrs. G. W.
Fritz, darning cotton, needles; Mis. J. L.
Crawford, carriage to hospital and re
turn: Huntington's bakery, bread; Mm,
Dtchl, Marberger, Armbrust, Aylesvtorth.
Carr's. Wormser, monthly, meat: South
Side store, meat, weekly; Pierce's nur
ket, cabbage: Saunders' market, fih;
Scranton Dairy company, milk, dally;
Lackawanna Dairy company, milk dally,
Ice cream, monthly: No. BI school. 63
cents; Mrs. V. S. Dlelil, fl; Kim Park
church. $20; Mrs. Surcth, $1.
ANOTHER DECREASE SHOWN
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
MAKE-UP OF THE D., L. & W.
BOARD FOR TODAY.
New Cars That Are Being Made for
the Lehigh Valley for Use on the
Black Diamond Express J. S.
Swisher Appointed General Agent
for the Raymond and Whitcomb
Tourist Company J. H. Wilhelm,
Paymaster for the Lehigh Valley
Company, to Retire.
The make up of the D., L. & W.
board for today Is as follows:
Scranton, Pa., l-'cb. 13, I'M.
WILD OATri SOUTH.
1 a. m.I Singer.
3 a. m J. Row a with V. I). Warfcl's
men.
4 a. m. W. A. Bartholomew,
d a. m. A. K. Ketchum.
n. in. O. Ki.irney.
5 n. m.-P. Ollllg.in.
9 . m. J. Medio.
10 a. m. James Glntry.
31 no n. m. V. II. Bartholomew.
3J.30 p. m.-M. P. llallett.
1 p. m.-M. D. Wallace, with A. Polh.i-
mus- men.
a p. m.-H. V. Colvln.
4.15 p. m. LrB.tr with O. Miller's men.
4 45 p. m.-U. Uaffcrty.
6 p. m.-M. K. Dulfj, with P. J. O'Mal-
ley's men.
SUMMITS.
7.J0 a. m., north G. Frounfelkei.
10 a, in. noilh MtLane with Warrick's
men.
11 a. m., south 11. Bush.
b p. m., south- M. M.kIIk.iii.
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10 a. m Pccklns.
PL'snmip.
5 n. m., south Houser.
11.20 n. m.. south M. Mornn,
7 p. m., south M. .Muiphy.
10 p. m., south C. Cawlfj.
PAssi:NOi:n i:ngini:.
0 30 p. m. Magov ei n.
WILD CATS NORTH
9 a. m., 2 onBlnet .1. K. Miihtt'is.
11a. m., '- engines O, Randolph.
1 p. m., 2 engine. R. Cni-tner.
2 p. ro., 2 engines U. Klngslcy.
4 p, m., 2 engines S. (Jurmody.
7 p. m., 2 cnglms T. Doudlmn.
For Black Diamond Express.
The Pullman Pulace Car company
la now building for the Lehigh Valley
railroad six new passenger coaches.
which In Interior nnd exterior finish
and arrangement will eclipse miythlns
heretofore built In this or anv other
country In the way of passenger cars
used on regular trains for the accom
modation of the public. These new
cars will be run In the Black Diamond
Express trains between New York
and Buffalo, and will replace the
coaches now used In these trnins.
The six new coaches will be exactly
alike In oveiy tcspect and a descrip
tion of one ot them will suffice to In
form the reader as to the detail of the
make-up of nil.
The length of the car Is seventy feet'
width a fraction over ten feet. The
inof of the Kmplre stjlc of construc
tion, and the inside finish In solid ma
liog.tny. A particular fentuio about
thu Interior finish Is the ceiling, In
three-ply white wood empire deck, with
oval deck sash. The decoration of
the ceiling Is In gold. The windows of
the car are double sash, u Ith plate
glass, supplied with Pantisoto shade?,
silk facing, ll.ed with Acme window
shade llxtuies The seatn In the body
of the car a:e coveted with plush of
the best quality, and have mahogany
ends. In the smoking room the seats
are coveted with enumpled green
leather.
The lu'.ttlng of the car Is accom
plished by the use of hot water circu
lation, which Is a decided departure
f i tun the system of steam heating now
In common use. The floor In the smok
ing toom and hallway nt ladles' end,
both saloons nnd platforms, Is covered
with tubher tiling, the ladles' retltintf
room with Columbia Wilton carpet,
nnd the floor In the body of the car
with inlaid linoleum. The trimming
of the car are bronze, Pullman stan
dard, Tho car Is painted, outside, In
Pullman standard color; and the let
tt'iing. numbering and striplns done
with aluminum leaf.
MANY DIVORCE CASES
PENDING IN COURT
IC'oncliieled from Page 3.)
This and That.
being a minor she was forbidden by the
law to spend it, and unless she wanted
to wait two years she would have to
have a guardian appointed to give her
permission.
Yesterday, In company with her hus
band, she came to this city, went Into
orphans' court, had Attorney A. D.
Dean appointed her guardian and then
secured Mr. Dean's permission to spend
her $1,100.
Falling Off in the Number of Liquor
License Applications.
No tabulation of tho liquor llcenss
applications had been made ns yet,
but Clerk of the Couits Daniels, speak
ing off-hand, expresses the belief that
there will be another falling off this
year. Just as there has been each suc
ceeding year since 1S97.
No remonslances have been filed as
yet. and no word has reached tho
court house of any being on the way.
One Prohibition attorney, who appears
most frequently In support of remon
strances, said to a Ti Ibune reporter
yesterday that be had been consulted
twice last week regarding the presen
tation of remonstrances, but when tho
parties learned whnt the costs would
foot up to they wlthdiew promising
to call again. They had not called
again up to yesterday.
Marriage Licenses.
Fred Wendllng ....132 Fatrllcld avenue.
Susan Johnson Carbondale.
Peter Domlnlsh Olyphant.
Matron.t Krynlckl Olyphant.
George S. Smith Old Forge.
Alice Robinson Old Forge.
Evan I Reese Wllkes-Barre.
Kate Lyons Wllkes-Barre.
John Butka Scranton.
Catherine Butka Scranton.
Alexander Fuhrer Taylor.
Annie Ott Taylor.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
SOAP-
futicura
T
For Sanative Uses.
Its remarkable, emollient, cleansing, and
purmmg properties, uc.
rhed from Cuticura, thn
great kln cure, warrant tlio
uae of Cuticura Soil-, In
the form of baths for annoy,
injt Irritation, lnllamnm.
ttons, and rhaflnga, for too
free or offensive persplr.
atlon, and nl to In the form of
Internal willies and tolu-
ttonaforulccratlveweakncsaee, and formany
eanattTe, antiseptic purposes which readily
stiKfrest thcmBcWci to women, and especially
to mothers. The use ot Cuticura Ointment
with CUTIOORA Soap will suggest UbClf In
tie severer cases.
SoMfliirailmttht world Poiriin.iFoC Coir.,
Propt , lioiton. Cutlet ia So.tr Booi, he. to Womtn.
vUir
LIVERITA
THK UP-TO-DATE
LIVER PILL
CURES
llliousnosa.
Constipation,
I DyapDsla.
Itlck-Haad-
laoha and Llvar
Complaint.
U.AR COATS!).
Mold by all drugjrtiU
or sent oy matt.
JNenrlU Mrtlcal Cs., Cklcif
Bld wy.McQarrah Thomas, Drug.
pM,t IW Lackawanna av., Scranton, fa.
-UTTLE
hTITItiI
watra aavis sk
I- t CT.
The only change In the new Dela
waie and Hudson tint'! table, which
recently went Into etfeit, was the al
lot at Ion In the lunntnt: time of the
train wnlch fotmeily arrived In Scran
ton front Wllkes-l'nrro at 10.0.1 p. m.
The tialp. now an Ives at 10.48 and
leaves fur Carbon dale at 11. IS p. in.
All Scranton trains for Honsdali
make tho tam coMifctlcns at f'nrbon
dale. An exchaiiKc bays that J. H. Wil
helm will shoitly resign his position ns
paymaster of the I.ehlgh Valley rail
road and retire from active service. Mr,
Wilhelm Is over seventy years old, and
has woiked steadily for the past fifty
eight ears. He has been paymaster of
the Lehigh Valley for tho past thirty
years. Mr. Wilhelm Is one of the few
Valley otllclals who has been retained
through all the changes of administra
tion that have taken place In recent
years.
J. S. Swisher, district passenger
agent of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey, has hecn appointed general
agent for Northeastern Pennsylvania
for the Raymond nnd Whitcomb Tour
ist company of New York. The com
pany arranges rallroid and steamship
tilps to all parts of the world. Tour
ists to the Pnils Fxporltlon can secure
through Mr. Swisher all the necessary
transportation, hotel accommodation's
and side trips during a visit to the
exposition. The agency also embraces
the Munson Lino to Cuba, New Yorlt
and Puerto rtico Steamship company
to Puerto nico1, Bed Cross Line to
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, and
the Tweedlo Line to Jamaica and Cen
tral America,
EMPEROR OF CHINA ALIVE.
Pekln, Feb. 13. A notification has
been sent by the Tsung-ll-Yamen to
the foreign legation that the emperor
will hold the customary New Tear'a
audience February 19.
That is regarded as an Important In
dication of the desire of the dowager
empress and the authorities to reassure
the foreign representatives.
James Ruano was discharged as an
Insolvent.
John Wilson was yesterday appointed
guardian of Lydla, minor child of D.
W. Davis, late of Ransom.
Publication of the subpoena was di
rected In the divorce case of Charles
Moulter against Han let Moulter.
The case of the Cataract Optical
company against B. Silverstone was
yesterday discontinued by agreement.
The sale of property In the case of
B. Moses ugalnst S. Kline & Company
was adjourned till Feb. 15 at 1 o'clock
p. m.
C. W. Bliss was yesterday appointed
commissioner to take testimony In the
matter of the alleged incapacity of
Kvan S. Jones to manage his estate.
On motion of Attorney Arthur Dunn,
John T. Dunn was admitted to the bar
and, on motion of Attorney J. W. Car
penter, Palmer L. Williams was ad
mitted. In the Koenlg divorce case tho an
swer heretoforo filed was withdrawn
and request made for a Jury trial.
Testimony Is to Co taken at 4.30 p. m.
today in chambers.
The general store of B. Atlas, of
Providence, was closed yesterday on an
execution of IJ63.56 Issued by Wilson
Green, and a landlord's warrant on a
230 Judgment obtained by Randolph
Crlppen.
In the case of the Casey & Kelly
Brewing company against Mary Ed
munds, defendant, and Niagara Insur
ance company, garnishee, plaintiff, ex
ceptions to Judge Edwards' opinion
wero filed by the defendants.
Attorney E. C. Nevvcomb yesterday
filed a praecipe directing Prothonotary
Copeland to discontinue the case of
Monroe Brown against Nathan Thomp
son, on account of the defendant's neg
lect to file a printed bill, as required by
the rules of court.
Court yesterday transferred the ho
tel license of Martin Dunn, of Rich
mondale, from his old stand, which was
recently burned, to a new building In
Our
Entire Stock
of Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelry and
Unredeemed
Pledges Are
Now Sold at
Auction to the
Highest Bidder,
as We Must
Vacate the Store
We Now Occupy
by April 1.
Connol!yallac
SORANTON'S SHOPPING GENTER.
A Sale of
Turkish Towels
A noiseless Turkish shuttle, a rattling Yankee loom, and
lengths on lengths of fluffy frizziness falling feather-like
to the floor. This is what we saw in a factory where
these Turkish Bath Towels were being manufactured.
The tedious toil of the Turk and the Jacquard loom's swift
sweep alike throw out this tidy, tasteful toweling. "Click-ety-click
!" Hear it? Turkish Towel looms rattling out
yards and yards of the best bathroom weaves in the world
Are You Interested ?
"Snowdrift" TowelsPure white, some with colored
borders, some fringed. At these Special Prices :
I2yc each 18c each 25c each
$1.40 doz. $2.00 doz. $2.75 doz.
'Teazle' ' ToweisUnbleached. At these Special Prices:
1254c each
$1.40 doz.
18c each
$2.00 doz.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
23c each
$2.60 doz.
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
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One rras-on why "SNOW
WHITIJ" Flour nriKes such
tender, flaky plo ciust. and
light, tender lilhrults. Is becauso
It Is ground properb.
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SNOW
WHITE
Pnexn't lequire ns inurh hliort
rnlng as .1 Bond nunv nlhei
biunris of flour because It
mnUe- a rtoush th it Is naturally
llEht nr.d tender. Remember
this next time ou buy.
Sold by all gro ers.
"We only wholssal : "
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
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RUG BUYIN6
The universal master the buying
public have confidence in what wo
advertise. So have others the com
mon sense wealthy, who have inher
ited the principles of frugality along
with their money. Nearly a quarter
of a century's business experience en
ables us to know the wants of the
people and we never violate the con
fidence imposed in us. These rug
values cannot be duplicated when
present stocks are exhausted. Buy
now you'll nnd it II pay.
SriYRNA RUGS q tt.xi2 ft., reversible and all wool, $35.00,
worth $35.00. HAND-HADE TOKIO RUOS 9x12 ft., $i5.oo, worth
$22.30. Complete line, all grades and sizes.
1 ORIENTAL I WILTON I AXMINSTER I CARPETS I DRAPERIES T
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Williams & McAnulty,
129
Wyoming
Avenue
Your LivQt
Will bo roused to Iti natural dutlea
and your blllouineu, headache and
coDitlpatlon be cured If you take
Hood' Pill
Sold by all drugc'sti. 23 centi.
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanna Ava.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domcstlo
use and of all Blzes, Including Buckwheat
and Blrdseye, delUered in any part ot
the city, it tho lowest price.
Orders received at the oMce, Connell
building. Tloom S06: telephone- No. 1762. or
at the mine, telephone No. 2T2, will be
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine. .
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
MADE ME A MAN
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br Abut or other Eicouo ana Inalr
cretlom. TKev outcklu and turelq
restore IwtVltaUtJ! fn old or rotuz. and
fltasuafpretadr, Dtmneuor marrlccc,
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a in tlma. Their oMiiihow ImmediuU iaiproio-
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For sale In Scranton, Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and H. C. Sanderson, Druggist.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital S200.000
surplus 460.000
WM. C0NNELL, President.
HENRY BEL1N, Jr., VlccPrei.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Caihler.
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Snmctlilner new SO candle power;
no Krouse; no dirt; no smelt; no
nothing but llfiht. Brighter than
electricity; cheaper than oil.
Take Advantage of Our February Sale.
J You Can Save Honey.
Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming Avenues,
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IHOOSIC POWDER CO.
BwOms 1 and 2, Com'lth B'l'd'g.
BCRANTON, PA.
DH ORSTr:N, jn rpruce Street. Scran.
Inn. I'a All cute an J Chronic nueatci ot
Men, V. cm nan I Children. Consultation end
examliiatlun free. Oltice rhurt Dally and
bund ay a a. m. to o p. m.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
Msdo at Mooslo and Rush lata World.
LAFMN ft RAND POWDGR CO.'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Elrctrlo Batterlei. KlootrloKiploijri,
ezplodlu blauli, afcty fun ua I
Repauno Chemical Co.'s aAVe