THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1900,
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LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
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CARBONDALE.
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CYCLE CLUB ELECTION.
Many Piomlnent Business and Pro
fession Men Participate.
The Brentest meetlns the Cycle club
ver had was held Inst evening. It
was the occasion of the animal election
ind neatly the whole membership
turned out, there being more thtin a
hundred In the looms ut one time.
The rivalry for ofllces, while friendly,
was Intense.
Mr. Humphtey lmUnir withdrawn
from the race for the piesldcnoy, left
C. U. Smith and Albert Crane to light
It out. Mr. Ciane was too 111 to bo
present, but he had somo able lieuten
ants. The ballot resulted In a victory
for smith bv u vote of 41 to 2.".
For vice-president, J. A. Hoole. (J.
M. Patterson and Isaac Singer were
the candidates. Mr Pattei son received
S3 votes and each of the ot lifts 21.
George James was elected sccretaiy.
W. F. Wolcntt, assistant secretary,
and Flank Deiby, ttcasuicr, without
opposition.
SINGLE SESSION OF SCHOOLS.
On leeommenclatlon of Supei Intend
ent Can1, the school boaid has decided
to have only one session a day during
the month of June It will comment e
at 7.45 oVIock ard end at 1.15. Statis
tics for Apill show that the total en
rollment was over 2,200 and the aver
age attendance more than 1,710. The
per cent, of attendance was 01, which
Is high for this season of the yeai.
One recommendation was for the fttt
nlshlng of suitable forms of certllleates
of ptomotlon and graduation and for
certificates for those scholars who weto
compelled to leae the high school.
OFFER OF THE D. & H.
Tho Delaware and Hudson has of
feied the city enough land to widen
North church and Canaan streets by
tilling the old giavlty plane, on condi
tion that the city pave, build Jind
maintain a bridge over Kaeket biook
and construct tetalnlng wall for side
walk. The company also withdraws its
appeal from the award of the viewers.
HELP FOR THE STARVING.
The regular monthly social of tho
IJpworth league will be held In the M.
K. lecture room tonight. A feature of
the evening will be the address of Pro
fessor Lesher on the Nicaragua canal.
Excellent music will bo rendered. In
stead of solving Ice cream nnd cake an
oifeilng will bo taken for India's staiv
Ing populace.
PALACE CREAMERY OPENING
The annual opening of the Palace
creamery will be held this afternoon
and evening. The brilliancy of this
resort with the huge glass front makes
It one of the most attractive resoits
In the city. Special music nnd a phon
graph entertainment have been ar
ranged for the occasion.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mlfjs Nora O'Hearn Is recoveilng
from appendicitis.
Miss Catherine allien Is visiting Sus
quehanna fi lends.
James Qulnn, of the South Side, with
his sister and niece, left yesteiday for
Uutle City, Montana, where they will
leslde.
Mis. II. 13. Nlcol and Miss Jennie
Jenkins have returned from a Scianton
visit.
Mrs. A. E. Bronson Is visiting in Sid
ney, N. i.
A. Berry was able to be out a little
while esterdav for the first time In
roc weeks. Last evening he left the
hospital and went home.
Tho Central Labor union will meet
in McTlghes hall tonight. M. D. Fla
herty, of Scianton, will addicss the
body.
Professor A. P. Peters has leturned
from a business trip to Scranton.
DALTON.
Itoy Decker has closed his school
near Bald Mount, and Is now spending
his vacation with his parents hcip.
Mrs Maitha Dean anlved home last
week from a somewhat extended visit
in New York city.
1 Among those who Isited in Scranton
yesterday from this place weie Rev.
A. W. Cooper, Mrs. O, W, Mason and
Mrs. Heniy M. Ives.
The Womans' Christian Temperance
union will meet n't the Baptist pai
sonage on Filday afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
Mis. Joseph T. Sowers has been
iiultc ill.
F. M. Tiffany has been suffering
with nn attack or the grip the past
few days.
Miss Frances Bicece, of Wyoming,
was the guest of Mis. H It. Thomp
son, over Sunday
A sock social will be held thU even
ing nt Capwell's hall, by the young
people and othei.s in that vicinity.
Hairy Finn has accepted a position
In C. D. Finn & Co.'s store, recently
made vacant by the resignation of
Nelson Dershimer.
The graduating class of the Dalton
High school have Issued a very pretty
and artistic invitation to their com
mencement exercises to bo held in
the Baptist church Wednesday even
ing. May 16, at 8 o'clock. The class
Is composed of the following members:
Lena Gertrude Tiffany, Mary Ethel
Haslam and Floyd Sanford Finn. The
programme of the commencement Is
us follows: Piano duet, "Old Sentinel
March," Miss Santee and Mr. Charles;
t Invocation, Rev. R. K. Thompson; dut.
"Life Dream Is O'er," Miss Tiffany
and Mr. Dershimer; essay, "Disguised
Beauty." Mary Ethel Haslam, piano
solo, "Recollections of Home," A. Mil-
Tha secret of perfect
trength. Weakness, decline
waiting, positively cuied bv.
our remedies ami arpli
ante, which wo ccmi on
trial and approval. J"ay on
honor, or return ail at out
tipeiue. Advance pavmeut
not required. NoU.O.D. No
deception of any nature.
New look under seal. free.
KRIS MEDICAL CO., BurrALO. N.Y.
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jvljor to the whole being. All drains and Idles arc checkeSf rL "y?JnlefS paMent!
;j;e.Pr?',,7'5u'55Qe"0.,"li'ionoheu worries them Inlolnsanuy, Consumption 01 Oleatb,
sMallcd sealed. Price ti Derbm; AfwMe.. with i.ai.i.j i.t -....:.. . f. . r..j.i..
monay, Ijoo. Send lor fren book.
For Sale by JOHN H. FHELPt,
Spruce street.
Rft kj M
ton Cliarles; oration, "Self Reliance,"
Floyd Sanford Finn; violin solo, Lid
llouser, accompanist, Miss Houser;
oration, "Power of Concentration,"
Chailcs Herbert Smith; piano solo,
"La Fontaine" (Op. 221), Adnllno M.
Francis; essay, "Not for School, but
for Life We Learn," Lena Geitrude
Tlffanv; quartette, "Just a Song at
Twilight." Messrs, Finn, Detshlmer,
Santee, Purdy; piesmtatlun of diplo
mas, Hi nest F. Snider; benediction,
Rev. A. W. Coopei. The class motto
Is "Not for School, but for Life We
Leatn"; the class colors are lose and
white, and the class (lower Is rose.
Tho us litis for the evening arc: Char
lotte Elizabeth Smith, Fanny Lamina
Dershimer, Marjoile Hangl Haslam,
Giace AllcoHarker.Hatriet Belle Tlnl:
ham, Helen Maiy Hyan, Piofessor C
H. Hanycn has filled the prlnclpalshlp
of the school with great acceptance,
linvlng raised them to a high standard
In the public .school system. In a
most exceptional manner he has en
deared himself to the pupils and exerts
a very great and ennobling Influence
over them. Tho other teachers aro
Miss Lena L Northup, Miss Uthel W.
Carr and Miss Polly D. Relph, who
have rendered uble assistance In
bringing1 the school: to the standard
they ale.
The Clulstlan Endeavor society of
the Baptist church obseived Its sev
enth annlvetsary with appropriate ex
ercises In tho church on Monday even
ing. The meeting was piesided over
by the ptesldent, Mrs. It. R Thomp
son. Miss Bessie Craig, of PeckUlle,
delighted the audience with two iccl
tntlons and a banjo duet was lcndeied
by Messrs. Detshlmer and Purdy. Mis.
W. P. Jenkins sang a solo and the
choir gave some choice selections. Rev.
S J. Aithur, of AVest PIttston, dellv
eied an excellent address. At tho
close of tho exercises refreshments
were served to the large number
Picsent.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
School Board Meeting A Winning
Note Death of Mrs. Joslah Mer
ritt. The school board held their monthly
meeting last evening. A number of
bills were read and oidered paid. Ai
thur Wlntei, piesldent of tho class of
1000, was present and addressed the
board, giving them an Invitation to
go as a body with tho class of 1000 to
the commencement exercises, to bo
held In Enterprise hall on June C. Tho
Invitation was accepted. By resolu
tion It was decided that Mr. Pilte.li
nrd, piesldent of tho boaid, should
present the diplomas to the members
of tho olass at tho graduating exer
cises. Tne meeting was afterwards
udjouined to meet at the call of the
presldcn: to consider the exoneration
list ot the tax collector and to finish
up the jeai's businchs previous to tho
reorganization, which take3 plato on
Monday, Juno 4th.
Rev. M. E. Lynott, pastor of the
Sacred Heasi church, on Sunday
warned his congregation against lm
postois, who are going among the peo
ple palming themselves off for ex-io-llgueses
and sifter aiouslng their sym
pathy getting money under false pre
tense. During tho past week a slick
one of tliehp paid rather Lynott a
visit, intioduclng' himself ns nn ex
Chrlstlan brother from Loretto, Pa.
Father Lynott, after putting a few
pertinent questions, satisfied himself
from tho vague nnd contradictory
statementa of his vibitor that his tale
was not an honest one, and that he
was dealing with an Impostor, which
was the case, for when he failed In
1 Is attempt to secuie help from the
pi lest the ex-iellgues declared that
if he were thus slighted any more ho
would go to some other denomination.
He gave his name as Bi other Constan
tlne. He Is a fluent talker and prac
tices the arts so common to people
of his character.
Mrs. Merrltt, widow of tho late Jo
fclah Menitt, died at 2 o'clock yes
terday morning of a paialytlc stroke.
Her death .was peculiarly sudden, as
she was Dble to be out of doois the
previous day. Deceased was born in
Cornwall, England, In 1S36, nnd for
many years has resided in this bor
ough, wheie she was held In the high
est esteem by a large circle of fi lends.
She Is RUivlved by two sisters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Knight and Mrs. Jane
Lands, of England; a brother, James
Williams, of California; a daughter,
'Mis. William Rowe, of this borough,
with whom she made her home, and
nine grandchildien. Tho funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon, Fer
vlies will be held In the Methodist
Episcopal church at 3 o'clock.
An Ancient Belief.
The nnctenls bellewd that iheuma
tism was the work of a demon within
a man. Any out who has had an at
tack of sciatic or inflammatory rheu
matism will ngr?e that th Infliction is
demoniac enough to warrant the le
llet' It has never been claimed that
Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast
out demons, but it will cure iheumn
tlsm, and hundreds bear testlmonj to
the truth of 'this statement One ap
plication relieves the pain, nnd this
quick relief which it affords is alone
worth many times Its cost. For sale
by all druggists, Matthews Brother,
wholesale and retail agents.
OLD FORGE.
The citizens of Old TYiicn Immimi,
flirt rpnlinstod in nttnnrl n n.ihll. -..A '
Ing In Antonio Blancardl'a hall, on
Thursday evening at 7 p. in.
"A SINGLE FACT Is worth a ship
load of argument " Every cure by
Hood's Sarsaparllla Is a fact, -proving
its merit, and tho thousands and thous
ands of cures recorded certainly shoul.1
convince you that Hood's will cure you.
Indigestion, nausea are cured by
Hood's Pills.
MOOSIC.
The young friends of Mllo Cool
baugh gathered at his home last even
Ins in honor of his eighteenth birth
day. The Junlor'Kpworth League will have
a business meeting In the lecture room
Thejrhnr. stood the ten of years.
ou nsvt curca inousanas or
ca&et of Nervous Diseases, sucb
lal Debility, DUjiocii, Sleepless.
nei and Varicocele. AtroDhv.&c
They clear the brain, strengthen
the circulation, make ilieettiaa
Address. PEAL UFniriMF r.n . ri.v.imrf. n.
Prermacist, ccr. Wycmmg ivenue and
- S3S ' . 'a! ?,... . K - IWi II IHssssssssssssssssssssMI iP W -4 V J
10c. The Kind that Cure. 10c.
Is it not about time that you got over the idea that
medicine, must be bitter, nauseous, and high in price.
Broncho Remedies are small pellets, pleasant to
take, cost but litte, (10 cents) and are effective.
Try them just once and our word for it you will
believe in them as strongly as we do.
Be sure that you get B-R-O-N-C-H-0
For sale in Scranton by John J. Davis, N. M. Eicke,
Samuel L. Foulk, H. E. Griffin, J. L Jenkins, George W.
Jenkins, Carl Lorenz, Lorenz & Koempel, A. W. Musgrave,
H. C. Sanderson, C. R. Shiyer, Matthews Bros.
of tlte Mhthodlilt Eiflscop.il fhurcr.
this evening. The Epwoith League
members aie invited to attend. A llt
oiaty piogramme has been prepaied.
Mr. William Salmon, a cleik la Mc
Crlndie & Co.'s store, is on the sick
list.
Mrs Thomas Thomas was summoned
to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Jo
seph Xleglor, of Glen Tannery, who l
dangeiously 111.
Mrs. F. Johnson, u fonner lesldent
of this plare, but at this time a icsl
ilent of Giaccdalc, Luzeinc county,
has undergone an opoiatlon at Dr.
Price's hospital, Philadelphia Her
condition Is veiy favoiable and she Is
expected home In about two weeks.
Tho Ladles' Aid society of tho Metho
dist Episcopal chuich will meet at
the home of Mrs. H. II. French, this
afternoon nt 1.30 o'clock.
We appreciate the sprinkling our
stteets lecelved last night, in accord
ance w Ith the borough ordinance.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Eev. Henry nnd Family Welcomed.
Annual Decoration Day Picnic.
Local and Peisonal News.
Uev. C. B. Henry, tho new pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church, and
tho members of his family, weie ten
deied a lecoptlon In tho chuich par
lors last eenlng. The leceptlon was
under the- ausplcea of the Willing
Workeis' society. An excellent liter
al y and musical pi ogt amine was ren
deied duilng the evening. Bo v. Henry
In an eloquent manner thanked the
Willing Woikers society and the con
gregation for the cordial welcome he
and his family had received.
The picnic of the Taylor Hose com
pany, No. 1, to be held In Weber's
paik, on Decoration Day, May 30, Is
attractirg widespread attention. The
boys are at piesent having a new
hose house elected on High street,
and ask the public to assist them.
Numeious games will be Held
throughout the day Among the fea
tures will bo the tug-of-war contest
betweer the Crystals No. 1, of Scran
ton, and the Taylor Hose company,
No 1. A large numb- of flie com
panies have been extended Invitations.
Sad Intelligence was lecelved here
fiom Pittstot: on Monday by Mr John
Thomas, of Main street, informing him
of the death of his father, Mr. Thomas
O Thomas, after a lingering Illness
from tuberculosis. The.funeial will
be held tomorrow afternoon nt 1.30
o'clock. Interment will be made In
the Washburn street cemetery, Hyde
Park.
The Scranton Tiactlon company have
placed open eats on tho Taylor line.
Mis. Thomas J. Powell und Mrs.
John Itldgway were guests of lelatlves
In Bellevue on Monday.
Minookn tiibe. No. 247, Improved
Order of Bed Men, will meet this even
ing In theli rooms on Main street.
Mr. Thomas M. Das is, of Main street,
who was Injuied at tho Pyne mines
reccntlj, was admitted to the Moses
Taylor hospital on Monday, wheie ho
Intends undergoing an opeiatlon.
Announcement has been made oT tha
coming mairiago of Miss Mary J. Nlch
olas and Mr. David W. Williams, bnth
estimable young people of this bor
ough, which will take place the latter
puit of this month.
Surveyor A. B. Dunning, ot Scranton,
was a caller on Councilman John II.
Johns, on Mondny evening.
Mrs. Boland Roberts, of Bellevue,
was the guest of Mis. Thomas J. Pow
ell, of Main street, on Monday.
Simon Thomas, of West Scranton,
candidate for iccoider of deeds, was
a caller In town recently.
Tayloivllle lodge, No 462, Knights
of Pythias, will meet In session this
evening.
Mr. Thomas Patterson, of Avoca,
was a business caller In town yes
teiday On Satuulay. Juno 2.1, Is the date
llxed by County Supeiintendent J. C
Tayloi, for examination of boiough
teacheis for piovlslonnl ceittllcates for
the coming year.
Yestei day's thunder stonn was the
flist of the season and was welcomed
with much Joy among- our towns
people. PECKVILLE.
Blakely borough council met In reg
ular session Monday evening, with all
membeis present, Piesldent C. I. Hart
man pieslillng. The following bills
were ordeied paid: Stieet Commis
sioner Cole's time, work on borough
streets, month of April $247 OS. Wil
liam James, cartage. CO cents, E. N
Jones, engineer, $05, E. M. Barnes, .-n-glneer,
$G0;, It. J. Heege, committee
wotk, $15; J. J. Parry, examining
toads. J2.50; Charles Brong. examin
ing roads, $2.50, Lackawanna Coal
company, slxt-six loads of fuel, JiJG.
Olyphant Record, printing, J4.69. S. W
Arnold, Insurance, $5.2.50; G. M. Hull,
plow, point and bolts, 66 cents. George
Tiffany, carriage hire, $i; Peck Lum
ber Manufacturing company, $21.09;
Fostorla Lamp company, lamps, $70,
J. It. Bell, printing, $2; A. W. Paine
cost, Janitor services, $6.60; W J, Da
vls,.lnterment one cat and one do?, $2;
Perk Lumber Manufacturing compan",
$16.40; ex-Treasmor William Harper,
balance due him as per auditors ie
port, 924.311 Luther Keller, duplicate
Steam
SMjSS''
order, $14 (the oilglnal one having been
lost). The following bill- w'eie le
tuined for correction: S. Smith, po
lice services, $13; S. and O. Specialty
company, oil, etc., $70.39; R. and S. Oil
companj, oil, $10 60. Considerable de
bate resulted over the bill of $2 for
feeding piisoners presented by Janitor
A. W. Pentecost. It seems a Second
wnrd ofllcer biought to the Jail four
wandering Willies who had applied to
the oiliccr for lodging. The ofllcer In
structed Janitor Pentecost to allow the
tramps to occupy the jail cots and to
feed them. This was done. Council
authorized the bill to be paid and the
sum deducted from tho officer's salary.
The bills of Auditors G. B. Reed and
R. C. Llntein were tabled upon motion.
Tlnee hundred feet of T. C. Pipe and
flag stone for the construction of four
crosswalks were ordered purchased.
Tho secretary was Instiucted to com
municate with tho Scranton Traction
company In regatd to having that com.
pany lower their road ab Lllllbrldge's
hill to conform with the loadway,
which has been cut down to lessen the
giade. Appointment of Hie police as
follows: Henry Purdy, W. H. John
son, Stanley Newton, C. J. Ganzemul
ler. Benjamin Prosser and W. J. Broad.
A communication fiom the Merrltt
Electric company was read. They of
fered to pay the boiough one cent for
each burned out lamn. There being
somo thice bundled burned out lamps
on hand, council Instructed the engi
neers to forwaid the lamps to the
above company. Mr. F. L. Northrup.
a resident of Blnkely, was present, and
offered to put chase a meter at his own
expense If council would allow him to
use the same In the electric light ser
vice. Council would not grant the
pilvllege and Mr. Noithrup requested
that the lights be cut out. To bring
the lights down to a more leasonable
babls council will nllow consumers to
use eight-candle-power lamps In bed
rooms and cellars at rate of 10 cents
each, piovidlng that the number of
eight-candle-power lamps does not ex
ceed the number of slxteen-candle-powe-
lamps on the premises, also that
the table showing the candle-power
must be" left on tho lamps, If not slx-teen-candle-power
or higher will be
chaiged. It was stated that several
of tho consumers who are threatening
to cut out their lights on account of
tho 20 cents per lamp uniform rate
now In force, weie willing to contract
at a 25 cents per lamp rate when the
plant first started. The collector was
authorized to collect for all sockets
connected up, the same as though they
were in use. that consumers if they
wish to reduce their number of lights
must disconnect the sockets. The un
llghted portion of Main street leading
to the Olyphant bridge was ordered to
be lit up with Incandescent lights. The
Mount Jessup Coal company offered
fuel at 4." cents per ton Tho Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western com
panj olfered to transpoit the fuel for
25 cents per ton, making a total of 70
cents per ton, as count il Is paying $1
per net ton. This would be a sa Ing
of 30 cents per ton. Before the offer
will bo accepted the committee will In
tel view the Lackawanna Coal com
pany. A lamp was ordered placed on
Grassy avenue, the electilc light com
mittee was Instructed to wait upon the
Crescent Electilc Light company in re
gal d to purchasing their services wltes
tunning through the boiough Secre
letary Benjamin ported electric light
collections lor month ii Muich as fol
lows: Collected, .ol.oG; uncollected,
;J8.11. Several fici'it nun weie piesent
representing the ruw telephone com
panls asking for franchises and were
not allowed to address council An ad
journed meeting will be held Wednes
day evening, Muy 9.
SAVING TEN THOUSAND MILES.
Mayor Phelan on the Value of the
Ship Canal.
"Expanding trade must find an out
let. Barriers must bo bioken down.
The Pacific Coast Is cut off from the
gieat centres of civilization by a con
tinent and a sea. Railroad transpor
tation is expensive and our meichant3
and producers languish under Its ex
actions. Artificial conditions arc creat
ed in the interest of the transconti
nental Railroads, which are today tho
NERVITA PILU
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor nnd Manhood
Cure Itn potency, Night Emissions, Loss of Mem.
Dry, III Wtl.UUlf UlBCQSOd, I
lleueclsotcclt-abu'eurl 2 aro
elTectsof rcifabue nr
excess and indiscretion.
PILLS
SO
CTS.
iblood builder. Brines
t T, "Wo P1DK Blow to pale
rJcitK cheeka and restores the
JJlV5&nro ot yout"1 .fy mall
B2.BO. with our bankable sraurantna tn .nn
or refund the money paid, beiid for circular
and copy of our bankablo guarantee bond,
Nervita Tablets L.T
(yellow laded Imin'dlate Results
Positively fruaranteed care for Loss of Power,
Varicocele. Undeveloped or Shrunken Organs,
Paresis, Locomotor Ataxlu, Nervous Prostra
tion, II jjteriu. Fits, Insanity, Paral)U and the
Kesnlts of Kxcojilvo Use of Tobacco, Opium or
Liquor, By mall In plain packniro, $1.00 a
box, O for 85.00 with our bankable guar
mtee bond to cure in UO days or refund
money paid. Address
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Sta CHICAGO, ILL.
Sold by Mcdarrah & Thoman, Drug
gists,, V Lackawanna, ave. Scranton, t'a.
Vmfd
Xi
The People's Exchange.
i iiMi1,a tmvmvmki nrWirvwvm
A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for hs nensflt ot All Wlii
Hnvo Hoilacs to Rent, Real Estate or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help Thau
Small Advertisement Coit One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Except Situation Wanted. Which Arj In
serted Free.
FOR SALE
PoiTsAbK-A HOTKL. 210 N. MAIN' AVr.S'Ui:.
KOit SALKV KIXi: II VY TuOTTlKtl AND AX
rxccllent driving liordc: alto rubber tlrrd lop
I'lirey, harness, etc. No trlllers need applj.
Mjcr IMvidow, 807 Lackawanna avenue.
Foit sali: on Kon iiext-tiie Ni'.w nruv.
Ing Park hotel; cirtfantly lumWied. KxceP
lent opportunity lor any person wiihlng to em
bark in the hotel husincts. Inquire o William
Cralff, care 1 ItoMnson SonV Ilrcwcrj.
AGENTS WANTED.
VANTKD-nnST-CI.ASS AOIINTS IS KVEIIY
city and toun in Pnnihml to introduce
the largest and ftranufst Sick and Accident
Company In tha world. Addrens V. II. Vun
Duien, Supt. of Agents, Day City, Mich.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTKO-nOY TO t.l'AUX CIO Alt TllADi:.
Comer Mill nnd Filth, No. 0, Dunmore.
H'ANTKD-KIithT CbtbS, AM. KOUND MV
ililnlht lo Icaie ilt .steady position. Apply
In the ccnlng M0 Spruce street, second floor.
WANTtP-OOOD, HUSn.lNO M N rOU PUIT-
ner In Rent's fmnlihliur and l.at hmlncxv,
$.1,000 cash will piv jou fl.vm a jcir; bent
standi Rood referenre.. Addrecs C. OeorRO,
Scranton, Pa., General Delivery.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTKD-AN rAl'KItlCNCKIl M'HSr' Olltl.
Hunt lue references. 11. M Ooldtmlth, 610
Mulberry street.
antki- onii, on Minni.i: aokd wo.
man for general housework. M2 Harrison.
WANTED-A flOOrt SKCOM) Olllb; HI.KHH
enecs required Mrs. L. A. Watrcs, ho. 333
Qulney atenuo, city.
WANTED- Oim. FOIt OKSEDAl. IIOl'SE
work. Mrs. a. C. Mears, W5 South Miln ave.
AN EXl'EltlENCEn DIUBSMAKMt WANTS EN
(raffements bv the day; cutting and flltlni; a
specialty. Address Dressmaker", Tribune office.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
STEVOORAriiEIl AND TYPEWRITER EXPEltl
enced operator, l.iulitli lloc.r, Hoard of Trade
Building. Work solicited.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
MAS WITH $300 SFCl'nES OFFICE TOSITIOV
and interest; pajing 6tirlc business. For in
ten lew address liusinciu, tribune.
REAL ESTATE.
van svLE-nounu: home, bis momioi:
avenue, will sell at barfuin if sold before
April 1.
WARNING.
WAltMXa-TllE CACTUS PLANT THAT WAS
taken Sunday night. May (I, had better be
brought back before further tioublu is made,
been when taken of t2 (iibson street
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE- PROPOSALS WILL BE Itl.CKlVKl)
until May Hi, MOO, Inclusive, by tin- under
signed for the Janllonliln of the Simpson lleth
oillut FpUcopal church lor one jcar, beginning
with June 1 Address .lohn J-'. ItJiiilolpb, Lhalr
man, 30U South lly do Park atenue.
LEGAL.
Offue of the Sennton Bolt k Nut Co
THE tt'.M I, MKET1NO OF rilE MOCMIOLO
crs of Hie Scranton Holt and Xut Company,
for the election of directors for the ensuing jen,
and for the transaction ot sucli other business as
maj properly be brought bifoie it, will be held
at the office of the Company, it the Works, on
Saturday, nineteenth day of Ma, 1!00, at 2
o'clock p m
Transfer books close Maj 0th.
L. M 1I0UT0V. Secretary.
Scranton, Pa . May 1, 1000.
ISf.VTE OF MAHOARET MOOItE, LATE OF
the Cit of bcranto.i, deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the abo.c estate
lalnr leen granted tn the undemignod. all pe-
sens indebtel to said estate are requested to
make payment, and tho having claims or dc
munds, to present the same to
EZR 11 RIPPI2, Executor, Scranton, Pa.
WELLho A. TOHHEY, Altornej foi VMiie
NOTICE IS HERLIIY r.lVF.V TIIVT AX Appli
cation will be made to the Governor of the
State of Pennsylvania on Fridiv, the twenty
lilth day of Maj, 1000, b C. li. Pond J J Will
i .nis, (onrad Schroeder, .1, 1) William and P.
P. Smith, under the Act of Assembly of the Com
monwealth of Pennsjhanii entitled "An Act tu
piotide for the incorporation ind regulation of
ceitaln corporations," appioud April 20 1871.
end the supplements thereto, for the charter ot
an Intended corpontion to be called "ll.p (ireeii
Ridge Wheelmen Hulldlng Compan v." the char,
acter and object of uMcli is the purchase and
sale of real et it" and for holding, leasing and
selling real estate, and foi these purposes to
limp, posses and enjoy all the rights, beneflti
and privileges of the said Act of Asuemblv and
its supplemerts. J. M WAl.KI-.it,
Solicitor.
principal opponents or the construc
tion of the canal," writes Mayor James
D. Phelan, of San Francisco, In The
Saturday Evenlns Post.
"In 1878, the Union and Central
Pacific Itallioacls foicecl San Francisco
merchant's to enter Into special con
tracts. Thosa i of using could not Bet
their railway eon Ice at all and the con
dition was that tho tnci chants con
tractlnc should abandon the sea and
use the railroad exclusively. Until 189J,
the date of its dissolution, the Tians
contlnental Association subsidized the
Panama Steamship company and the
Pacific Mail In order to "bottle up"
San Francisco and exclude Its mer
chants from the advantages of the sea
and Its competitive rates. The mer
chant organized and fought back with
some success, but the fact lemains that
the long route by the Horn has em
bairassed the Pacific coast and retai ti
ed Its commercial development How
has It been embairassed? Thieo
thousand miles of continent in fifteen
thousand miles of ocean stretch be
tween the Atlantic seaboard. By
means of the canal the sea distance can
be cut down to about live thousand
miles, That Is the main consideration.
"Now the Pacific Coast of tho United
States consists of produceis, rather
than manufacturers, and as ocean
freights nio so very much lower than
those by rail, the saving distance, with
a consequent diminution of time,
means prosperity for the producer,
whereas our lumber, wheat and fruit
Industries have so far yielded their
deserved profits to the railroads. New
York In eighteen days and Euroue In
twenty-fie will give our merchants
some control of the market. Now,
most shlpmentB are speculative and go
forward to an uncertain goal."
100 Howard, 15100.
The readers of this ruper will bo pleased to
learn tl at there Is at least one dreaded disease
that fctltnce has been illc '"cure u i tu
stages, and thit Is Catarrh. Hall's Catanh Curt
is the or,l pocltve tmc known to the medical
trstcrrlty. Catarrh Ulnp a constitutional di.
ease, reejilres a institutional treatment. Hill's
tatairh Cire is taVcn Internally, acting directly
upon the lloov and mucous sulfates of the sjs
tern, thereby c'estroylug the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient ttrrngtli by build
ing up the couktltiitlon ami assisting nstuiu in
doing its work. The proprietors have to much
lalth In Its curative powers, that they o'rtr One
llumlied Dollars tor any .aso that It falls to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, V. J. CHENEY & ( O., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggiits, 7Sc,
lull's Family J'lllt aro tho best.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTEO-SITUATION ItY COMPETENT (llllii
as cook 01 doing recond or general house
work. Address or call 528 North Rebecca avenue.
SITUATION WANTIll-llV A tOUMJ M X AS
a third hand baker; ran fnrnlMi best of refer
ence Address W. Feldman, 407 Lmmct street.
WAXTM)-( I.EAMNO Oil A kIniPoF
hosucwork. Inquire slO Ilallstead court
WANTED-A POStTlOV I1Y A EXPERIENCED
saleslady, can give first clas re leu nc is. Ad
dress M. T. IL, Tribune office.
SlltATIOV WANTED-WASIIINO. IROMNfl, OR
..any, kind of bouseeleaning, by the diy, or
..." J.""" "ashing home. Address, Mrs. Lee,
l-ll Mineral street.
SITUATION WAN'TID-ni A MX WIT!fIF
teen veara experience In the grocery bud
ncj. Address, . It. II , Tribune office
SITUATION W Af i:Tl AV FU'UHENt Ell
mine or a second girl Address lfielj Pros
pect avenue, city.
WAT'U-MS WOULD IIKII WORK OF ANY
1 .i'"11' " f1'1')' he e in rain his board and
clothes. Address "," 315 Washington aveiuie.
SITFATIOX WAN1EI-VS ntHCllER; ML
irot.r.d man. Addiess llutihcr, 21S Mulberry
street, cltj.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
HAIR MOLES REMOVED, LiE I1ROWS COIb
rected, eleetrlcltj, pilnless Iliicluuiii,
Dermatcdogist, dli Washington avenue
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKIVO I OR CHILDREN TO ORDLR:
also ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adams avenue.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. It. RRIOGS CLEANS PRIVY VAt'LTS SD
. "I088 Pols; no odor. Improved pumps 11 sed
(V .1 J)",1008' Proprietor Love onlors 1100
ivortli Miln avenue, or Elcke's drug store, ccr
ner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone 0510.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS
L. T. KEII.CIt. SfMI.P TIH.!TVIfS.T
J0c.i shampooing, .We.; fjilal massage, man'
curing, 2jc.; chiropody. 701 ljulney.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKES ilAHRE RECORD CAN HE HAD
In Scranton at the news stands of Reismm
nros., 405 Spruce and 003 linden; M Norton.
S2i Lackawanna avenue, I. S. Schutzer. 211
Spruce street.
PROFESSIONAL.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
E. C. SPAULD1NO, 23 TRAD1 RS' DANK BUILD.
fiRCHITEOTS
H.WARD II I) WIS, ARCIII1KCT, CONNEIL
Ilullding, Scranton.
UtEDHtlCK L nnOW.N, AltCllIETCi. PRICE
building, 120 Wa.hliglon uvcnuo, Scranton.
CADS AND CARRIAGC3.
RtllUIER IIRFD CAI1S AND CARRMOLS: REST
of service Prompt attention given orders by
'phoic. 'Phones 2C72 and 0. 2 Joseph lvclley.
121 Linden.
DSNTI3TS
DR C. E FILES RKROER. PAULI IIUILDINO,
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR I. O. LYMAN, SCR N TON PRIVATE HOS
pital, cor. Wjcming and Mulbeiry
DR. C. C. LAUPACH, 113 WYOMING AVENUE.
DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP, P. O.
HOTELS AND RCSTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AE-
nue, Rates leasonable.
P. ZE1GLER, Proprietor.
SCRAN fON IIOI'SE, NFAR D , I, & W PAS-d'N
ger depot. Cor due ted on the European plan.
Ml TOR KOCH, Proprietor.
LfVJYSI',
RICHARD .1. I!01T.KF, ATTORNEY-T-LW
D00 2 Laekaw-inna avenue. Oeneral law busi'.
ncss, collection j and loans.
3. W. nHOWNINH, ATIORNEY AND COUN'L
lor-at-Law. Kuoiici S12 31J Mears building.
D. U. REPLOOLI'. AnORN'i:Y-IONs Nl (,0.
tlatcd on real estate sec wiry. Mean biilldln"
coiner Washlnilon avenue und Spruce stieet."
M. J. DOVAHOi:, ArrORNEi.AT-LAW'. OF.
flees C12U13 Meais building.
HUNK E. DOLL ArrOKNK VMI COl'NSi'L-lor-at-law.
Hurr bulldin,', Rooms 1.' and 14
Washington avenue.
W1LLARD. WARREN . IvNAPP, ATTORN!", s
and Counsdlore-at-Law. Republican building,
t.USIIlllKtuw .v"''
jessup i jfssup. Arroitvins nd coun
sellrrsat-law, Comn onweullli building; rooms
10, 20 and 21.
JUIFS W OMv'rOUD. TTORNI V T LW
Rooms 5H, 51B and 816 Rcard of Trade DIdg.
EDW HD W. TIIAM.lt, V710RNEY.
DOT 001, Oih floor, Mears building
ROOMS
L A Wvnil.S. VIIORNEY-ATLAW. COM
monwealth building. Sennton, Pa
C R pnrllFR. ATrORPNY AT LAW
mor.wenlth building, Scrinton, Pa
COM
PVTIERSON & WH.CON, 'IRADERS' NATION iL
Dank building
C COMEOS. 0 13, EEPURLICAN RUII.DINf, "
a w. nnirnoi.F ArroiiNi.Y,' ME,iis iu.dix
PHYSICIANS MO !yP?OV"?
DR. W. K. ALLF.N. 511 NORTH WS'.IIN010N
avenue,
DR S. W. L' MOIF H. OFFICI' 310WSII
Inclnn avenue. Reslcicnce. 13H Mulberrv
Chronic diseases, lurgs, heart, kldnejs and.
gcrno urinary organs u kpcviauy. iiouis, 1 10
4 p m.
,onwmr,1
SCHOOL Or THE LCKWNN, SCI1N10V.
Pa. Courses pnpaiatori to college, liw, meill
cine rr business Opens Sept. litis Sen I for
catalcgue. Rev. Thcinai M Cinn, 1 1. 1) , prln
cipal and prcprictor; W. E. Ilumley, A. M ,
hcadtraster.
fF"D1
C. R. CLARK & CO. SEEDMW AND NUR?
eiTan, stole 201 Wellington avenue; green
house, Vffl North M.in avenue; store tele
phone. 782.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS.hLETTrL. REAR til lACKWWNV
avenue, Seratton, Pa, manufacturer cf Wlro
Screens.
MSCJf-f''-iUS
nM'ER'S ORCIIFSTRV-MUSIC FOR IHI.LS.
picnics, parties, receptions, weddings and con
cert work lurnUhed For terms address I. J
Dauer. conductor. '17 Wjcming avenue, over
Hulbeits' music store.
MEnAROFEnROlllFRS. PRINTERS' SUPPLIFS
envelopes, paper bags, twine Warehouse, lit)
Washington avenue-, Scranton, Pa
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
MWlAA
Krlc anJ Wyoming Valljy.
Time Table In Effect Feb. 7, 1000.
Trains leave Scranton for Hawley ainl inter
mediate points, connecting at llawlcy with I'rlr
1,&11,..! Cn V tu I ..If V iuIxip.. IIah... I.I . t
III. . filiate points, as follows; No :, Accom
monition. 0 a. m. No. i, Lxpress, 12.01 p. m.
RAILROAD TIME TAkLE.A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedulo in Effect November , 10,
180D.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hnrrlsbuig, Philadelphia, BMtl
moro, Washington and for J?ltts
hurg and the West.
0.38 n. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Norrlito'wn,
nnd Philadelphia; nnd for Bun
bury, Inrrlsburg, Philadelphia,
P.altimore,Wnshlngton nnd Pitts
burg nnd tho West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.58 p. m.), for Sunbury, tlarrls-
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Wnshlngton nnd Pittsburg nnd
Jtho West:
4.S7 p. m,, week days, for Sunbury
Hnrrisburg, Philadelphia nn
Pittsburg.
J. n. WOOD, Gon. Pass. Agt.
J. D. HUTCHINSON, den. Mgr.
Del.. Lac'svi. an I Wcstjrin
In r.flcct Dec. 17, lft)3.
1 mHVHtf?yt Scranton for New York at 2.1
J"! 6 TO. arijl 00 and 10 05 a. in.; 12 U and i .3
p- m- J of Philadelphia at 6 SO, S.OO anj 10 05 a.
, ,'J- .,,.nd S33 !' m- r'ot tOoudsbiirg at 6 10
aV.tV" . ..k. '"1 Aecou modatlim nt 3.l0'p,r
Arriv,, at Holnkrn at 0 15, 7.18, 0 10 a. m.; 12,03,
ri.V.'i. lS 7A0 "n'' U3S P- m- Anlve at Plnla
n 'J'Ia ,at,10- a. in.; 10(1, 3 8, 0 00 and 8 21
f,5 Airlve from New York at 12 03, 2.1S nnd
si,?i i'n" L0- ' '"- isi n "3 I'- " t'f9"
t,?ii i "-'fai e Scranton for IluTalo and (titcf.
n, . ?VP-""lon at ls-lu 8M. sOC and 0 ( a.
rii. . 'a'J-' C5 P- '" For Oswego and Sira.
"m f 4 0j ' '" nd M P- '" 'f U1'-1 "
7. II.""1 'Mr m For Montrcw at POO
.1 ,4, J. ' ln and 5 60 p m. For Nichoiam
ii.,r i ?'' n 15 P '" Arrive in Scrarton frd
n. i -. :i"' 2". at' ni'- 'nn" m ; 330
ami . v p. ni Prom fswego and Svracuso at
;. mln ,2SS and 1. p in. Fiom HjraciMO
V. i o'2np- m- ''mm Ltlea at 2 15 a. m.. U 13
aim.ijop ln Ki,,,,, Mdmisni. jt 7 50 a in. and
' , J':."1' l-'cm Montrose at 100 a. in.; JM0
nnd 7.s0 p. rn.
IILOOMSIlCno DIMSIOV-Iivc Scranton for
Aortliumberland at (I ID, 10 05 n ir ; 1 and fl 10
P- " '.1T '''ymoiith at 1 C5, .1 40 and S 50 p. in.
lor NantlcoIp at S 10 a in Airlve at Northum
berland nt !i -ij . in . 1.10. 5 OS and 9 W P. m.
Arm,, at Nanttceike nt 0 20 .i in Arilvo at
I ivmoiitli nt 2U-. I If. .ml ' 15 p. m Arrive at
V'","..'""" Northumberland at (142 a. m.S
i.oj, I, ailt szo r m -l0n, nticoke at
,","..m From Pl)in"uth at 7 57 a. m.; 3 21
and 0 0 p, ni
cniiTii , SInY TRMNS.
SOUTH Leive sennton a 2 15, 3 00, 630, W0J
s.'JUJ?,?1 n"'1 3 0 l m.
NORTH Un, Scinntcii at 12.10, 2 50, 4 Oj p.
m- ' r"aml 5,V)p m
mi' 0MS"UM1 I'IMSION-Leave Scranton it
Dclawarj an J Uttdson.
On April 23d, 1000, trains will leave Scranton
as follows:
For Carbondale-0 20, 7.51, 8 51 10 13 a. m ;
2 noon, 121, 2 20, 4 00, 5 25, 0 25, 7.67, 0 15,
U 1j p in , no a. m
for Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Boston, New
Lngland points, etc 0 20 a. m.; 220 p. m.
for Iloneodale C20. 10 IS a. 111 ; 2.20. 6 2J
For, ,U2lk tti"e " 45. 7 4S, 8.41. 0 3S, 10 41 a.
? m W' ' M -18 J"a '-27. "-10. 7-ja. W-.
vi ou p in.
vlnrn0' I'hlladelfhla. etc., via Uhlgh
a ley Ra Iroad-d 15 a. m . 12.03, 2 18, 4.27 p.
m , with Illack. Diamond Impress, 1130 p. m
or. ,I'cm"'i'lanla Railroad points, b 45, 0 33 a.
m ; 2 is, 4 27 p. in.
. ,-V?Urn Point, via Lehigh Valley Rail-road-
,iS a ni . 12 01, .1 3J. with Dlack Dia
mond hxpress, 10 41, 11.30 p. m
fialns 1 will arrive- In Scranton as follows:
rci?l tarl" 'ale and tho North-C.40, 7 43, 8.SS,
loViirVS,' '" ' 1-s, J-15' 4'-J. 7J
o !lrom, w"ke Harre and the Soulh-fi 15. 7.43,
8 IS, 10 IS, 11 55 a m ; 1 18, 2 15, 4 02, 5 20, 0 21.
. io, 0 0j, io.4s p rn ; 1.13 a m.
. SUNDAY 1RMNS.
r '"fCarbondale 0 03, ll.JJ a. m.J 2.23, 4 00,
0 4i, 10 62 p m.
c lnr yikes Ilarre 9 iS a. m.; 12 01, 1.53, 3.23,
For Album, 'saratogi, Montreal, Iloston, New
1 ngbnd points, etc.. 2 23 p. m.
I owest rates to all points in UniteJ States mid
Camera.
.1. V. RI'RDinC. O P. A.. Alhny, N. Y.
IL W CROS, I), p. A., Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Valloy Kailro.il.
In r.lTect Nov. 19th, 1899.
TRMNS LF.AVi: SCRANTON.
For Philadelphia and New 'joik, via D. k II.
R. R , at (. 4, a rn. and 12,03, 2.18, 4 27 (Mack
Diamond Fxpicss), and 11...0 p. in. Sundays, D.
i. II R R . l.os. 7.4 p m.
For White Haven. Hazleton and principal
points in the coil regions, via D. k 11. R it,
li 43, 2 18 and 1 27 p. ni. For Pottsville, 0.43,
2.1S p. m
For Ilcthlehem, Faton, Reading, Ihrrivhurr
and principal Intermediate Httlom via 1) L II,
R It , G45 a in ; 11 01, 2 IS 4 27 (Dlack Dia
mond Lxprcss), II SO. Sundajs, 1). &. II. R. It.
1.53, ?Hp m
For Tunkhannoek, Tomnda Ilmira, Ithaei,
Oeneta and piiucipal intermediate' stations, via
1) . L J. W R R 8 03 a in , 1 00 and 3 13 n in.
For (lencva, Rochester, DurTilo, Niagara rails,
Chicago, und all roints west, vii I) k II. R l ,
12 0.1, 3 31 (Iliack Diamond I'.v. ress), 7.43, 10 41.
lt.-'.O p m Sundavs, D A. II. It. It., 12 a p. ni
7 4 p m
Pullman pirlor and sleeping ur Lihlgh V.ille
pailor c irs cm all trains between Wilkes liarr'a
and New nrk, Philadelphia, HulTalo and Su
pension Uridge.
ROU IN II WILRFR, Gen. Supt, 20 Cortland
street. New York
rilv.RI.lS s Ll.i:, (icn. Pass Agt., 20 Cortland
street. New 5. oik
A W N0Ni:MACIII It, DIv. Pass. Agt., SoutK
Ilethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservitlons apply SOJ
Lackawanna avenue, Scranton, Pa
Central Rillnil ' Nsw .lur.j
Stations in New ork-Foot of Liberty street,
' It and Suuth Fcirj, Whitehall ttrect.
" Anthracite coal used cvlunvcl). Insuring
lciulincs and comfort.
'llMl. lDI-r- '.N ll-FFCT NOV. 1". 1SW
Trains leaves sennton for New .ork, Newark,
Fllabeth. Philac'eliha, 1 ""ton. Jictlililmn, ..
lentown. Maucli (hunk and White lijven, at 8 30
i 111 . in. 1 -", expiess, 4 00 p. m. auudajs,
"J.orl'pittston and Willes Rarre, S.o0 a. m , 1 0,
iuiu m sundajs. 2 1, p in
Kor Ualtiniore and Washlngloii, and points
South and West vli ISithlihein, S...0 a m., 120
p in Sund.'V. 2 15 i 111
For long Ilrai.ch, Oiean drove, etc., at S1Q
a tn. and 1 20 p 111
lor Reading. Lebanon aid HarrUbirg, via Al.
lentown, s 30 a m , 1 20 p 111 Sundajs, 2 13
For Pottsvllle, 8 SO a m , 1.20 p m.
Ilirou.h tickets to ill points cast, south and
west at lowest rate-, at the station
I II OIII.IIU SI'S, (Jen Supt
II P nLPWl.N, Oen. Pass. Agt
s(:ka.t.n ii vision.
in i:ttiTt wcr. vj.-tiii, 1M111.
North llciiiucl. (south Ilouml,
S05 201 "fnr.20C
m S Stations P m1 '
5 I Igaa
a 11 p i Arrive Liavo a mi
725N V Franklin at .... 710 ....
7i0'cat 4ina street .... 7S3 . ..
700, Weebuvrkon .... 810 ....
a t 1 H'Arrlvo l.eavo sup M m
iu 45 1 15 cadosia sToTTstl
10 40 .... 109 Huncock jit 4jj
1031 U'50 SKirlltfllt. 2W 446
10 .'1 .. 1240 Preston Parle 2.IH46J
1315 .... 1240 UltlWOOd 241 605
1000 1223 Poyntille ... sseli.14
0 50 1214 Orson 25s B21
040 1201 Pleasant. Mt sc& Pto
956 11 W Unlondale 30a 6 84
02.1 1119 FoiestClty .., 31?. 641
1 9 10 1131 Carboudalo 8 31 614
9 07 fino bite Uridge f3 386 6
3 01 11125 Mavlleld 18 43 0 01
BM 11 irt J pi my n .. sttUoa
8 53 1118 Archibald ... ssileoj
8 60 11 15 iuton 3 M1 6 U
848 nil Peckvllle .. 36is
8 42 1107 Olvpliaut .... 4 0lUt
8 40 11103 Prlceburif 4 0716 21
8 3s UU) Qlirnop 410 87
H33 ill 00 Providence) 4l4'6 3i
8ij fioo- park piaca !4 176SJ
80 10 63 bcunton ..,. 4 30 (kit
a v Ia u Leave Arrive tlr-iiV 11
t. Hunaay only ,2. ,
t. Elgpines tbat trains stop 011 signal for nu.
eengtra.
'1 1 alus 206 and 206 Sunday only, otber tralnfl
dally cicept Sunday. v
rccurn rates via Ontario & western before
purchasing tickets and sive money.
turbusb Wagucr ouflrt Meeper and free, re.
rllnlticr chair car New York to Culcigo wltbAut
chance, l'ncaviiirer Hales JtuduceilU
'rtvoCeutsPernils. - "
J O. Anderson, Gen. Pass Agt.
T.irutcrott, Ulr. Pus, ABt. scranton, pn.
j-fc.