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THE SCRANTON
TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, JUNE 21', 1900.
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LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
CARBONDALE
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
The High school commencement ex
ercises will be held In the tirand Opera
House Wednesday evening, Juno 27,
1900. In addition to the salutatory and
valedictory essays and the oration
there will be a vocal solo by Miss Mlna
Frank; a violin solo by Miss Marie
Oraham; piano duet, Misses Glennon
and Itolls, and music by n double quar
tette and the High School orchestra.
The principal feature of the evening's
entertainment will be an addiess by
M. F. conry, esq., of ScrajitAn,' a grad
uate of the University ftfjjfc-MJehlgan.
He will speak on "The feV of the
ltepubllc." Mr. Conry Is ncKnow ledged
to be the most eloquent speaker In tho
Electric City. He Is ulso prominent
among the lawyers theio.
Mayor KHpatrick will award the
prizes offered by several citizens at
the beginning of the term and Super
intendent Elmer 33, Oarr will confer
tho diplomas.
MOON-COLE NUPTIALS.
At half past four yesterday afternoon
Rev. Ilollln A. Sawyer, of Trinity
Episcopal church, united In marriage
Miss Martha J. Colo and Albert J.
Moon. The ceremony wns pei formed
at the home of tho bride's mother, on
Brook street. Miss Delia Vandermark,
of Lexington, Ky., was maid of honor
nnd Frederick Moon, best man. A col
lation was served nnd the young people
left for the sea shore. They v 111 reside
with Mrs. Cole.
A JUNE WEDDING:.
A very pretty June wedding occurred
yesterday morning at 9 o'clock, when
Miss Margaiet, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Morrison, of South Main
avenue, was led to the altar by John
N. Nealon, the deputy postmaster. Tho
pair were united by Father James Mof
flt, an uncle of the groom, and Mrs
James P. l.oftus, an aunt of the groom,
presided at tho organ. The bride was
prettily attired In a traveling gown of
dark blue broadcloth, with braid trim
mings, and hat to match.
DEMANDED MORE PAY.
E. M. Powers, tho contractor, who
Is engaged In clearing up the big tract
of land south of Park street, Is having
troubles of his own. Some of the men
employed at cutting away the under
brush struck for an lnciease of salary
on Tuesday. They were receiving $1.50
per day, but as they had to woik In a
swampy place, where snakes were
sometimes found, they asked for $2 per
day. The request was not complied
with and a number of Italians wore
put to work In their places.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Purple enjoyed
an outing at Crystal lake jesterday.
T. J. Kelly returned to his home In
White's Valley Tuesday, after a short
' visit with friends in this city.
A. Pascoe and family ieft yesterday
for their summer outing at Ocean
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lindsay spent
yesterday at Lake Lodore.
T. J. Whitehead Is enjoying an out
ing at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. J. N. Graves and son, Harry,
of Scott, were In town Tuesday.
William Schroeder, of the Delaware
and Hudson blacksmith shop, has em
barked in the dray business.
Dr. William Morrison, of Philadel
phia, Is spending n week with his par
ents, Alderman nnd Mrs. Morrison, of
Eighth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Slmpkins nro
enjoying a vacation at Mlddleburg,
N. T.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kllleen are in
f Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McMullen are at
tending the commencement ofl. a mili
tary school at Chester, of which their
son is a member.
Paul Burton is visiting in Philadel
phia. An excursion run to Lake Lodore
yesterday by the Juniors of this city
and Jermyn attracted a small number
of persons.
PECKVILLE.
"A cantata, entitled "A Visit to
Grandpa," will be given by the pupl-s
of No. 1 school, Saturday evening,
June 23, In the Odd Fellows' hall, be
ginning at 8 o'clock. Admission, llfteen
cents. The proceeds will be use J In
purchasing books for the school llbiary.
Mrs. W. S. Woes has returned from
a visit with friends at New York city.
Mr. Elmer Huberts left yesterday for
a few days' visit with his' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Itoberts, of Mulhon
burg. The local older of Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows will nold a clam
bake on the Erie farm, on South Main
street, Saturday evening, June 23.
Mr. Itlchard Maloney, f ho for sev
eral years has been emiyyed at Hof
fecker's. repair shop, on Main street,
was yesterday united In wedlock to
Mies Maigaret Walsh, of Noith Scran
ton. The bridal couple left last even
ing for a week's bridal tour. Upon
their return they will reside In a neat
ly furnished lesldence on the East
Side.
OLYPHANT.
Frank Gllleran, of this place, and
Miss Genevieve McAvoy, of Hock
Lake, were united in marriage in St.
Juliana's church, at Hock Lake, yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock by Itev.
J. M. Bmoulter, the pastor. After tho
ceremony a reception was hf-ld at the
bride's home, which was attended by
ft large number of friends from here.
Mr. and Mis. Olllernn will reside at
this olace.
Charles Price, of Wyoming, Is visit
ing his brother. Dr. J. J. Price.
'Druggist II. 15. nush, C. W. Houser,
E. J, Darthold and H. 13. Matthewson
have gone on a hunting trip. P. J.
Donnelly, of JeBSUp, Is in charge of
Bush's drug store during Mr. Bush's
absence.
Dorothy, tho little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Lavln, of Lackawanna
street, died early yesterday morning,
after an Illness of three weeks. She
EVERY WOMAN
fjmettmtsneedo a relltbla, monthly, Ttgslithir wedlelm. Onlr hanaloao and
the purest drugs ihould b Be4. Uyeu vast, tha butt, get
Dr. Peal's
v
I They are prompt, ufo and certain In remit.
For Sale by JOHN H. PHLEPS,
Spruce stroet.
wns 19 months old and of a bright and
winning disposition. The funeral will
take place from tho family rosldeme
this afternoon nt 3.30 o'clock. Inter
ment will bo made In St. Patrick's cem
etery. Mrs. Ellen Million nnd Miss Sadlo
Hogan left yesterday for Albany, Is.
Y., to attend tho commencement exer
cises of tho high school there. Miss
Louise Brown, a niece of Mis. Mahon,
is one of the graduates.
A largo number from here nttended
the Home for the Friendless excursion
to Illnghamton Tuesdny.
Another attempt will be made to
night to hold a meeting of tho council.
No meeting of that body has been held
for !le weeks on account of the Ina
bility to secure a quoroum.
Miss Nellie Hoban haR returned homo
from n visit to Sayre, Pa.
The funeral of the late John Dunnt
gan, who was killed on the Delaware
and Hudson tracks 'Tuesday morning,
will take place this afternoon nt 2.30
o'clock. The remains will bo Interred
In St. Patrick's cemetery.
Miss Nellie McCourt, of Scranton,
was the guest of Miss Sadie O'Mallcy
yesterday.
Miss Olive Itlelly, of Honesdale, is
visiting relatives here.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD
A Day of Weddings Entertainment
by Miss Stearns' Pupils Tomorrow
Evening.
That June Is still the favorite month
for nuptialb tns evidently manifested
In this town, there being no fewer
than four weddings celebrated here
yesterday. One of the prettiest was
that of Miss Evelyn Wheeler and
Giant L. Bell, which took place last
evening In the Methodist Episcopal
church. In (he presence of seveinl hun
dred Invited gui-sls. The church was
tastefully decorated with potted
plants, ferns nnd palms, and suspend
ed over the heads of tho brld.il rmiplo
during the ceremony was a true lov
er's knot of hydiangla. At the door
the bttdal party were met by Usner3
William McCulloch, Ernest W. Dolph,
Henry llcinclright and Julian S.
Morss, who led the way down through
the aisles, followed by tho bildesmald,
Miss Elsie Tucker, and the giooms
man, Ralph E. Wh-eler, ntxt came
the two little llevver girls, Ethel Bell
and Vida Snover, the bilde and groom
following Widinayer'H orchestra, of
Scranton, furnished the lnuslr, and as
the bi'iilal party enteied the chutch
the orehestia played the well-known
bridal chorus from Warner's I nhon
grin. At the altar rail tho bildal paity
was met by Itev. M. D. Fuller, V, D
pastor ot the church, who performed
the ceremony and thus united them in
holy v.edWvk. As the bridal proeiMslon
left the church the orehestia played
Mendels'iohn'fi wedding march. The
bride was attired In an exceedingly
pretty costume of cream landsdowne,
with rennalssance lace and liberty silk
tilminlngs. The bildesmald vvoiu a
diesh ot 'hlte oigandle with lace and
Insertion. After the ceremony a re
ception was held nt the bilde'.s paients'
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wheeler, of Sec
ond street, and was nttended by a
large concourse of fi lends of both fam
ilies. An elegant repisl was beived,
the waltiesses being the membcis ot
the Young Ladies' Cooking club, of
which tho bilde Is a member. Tho
biide, who Is the possessor of many
peisonnl chatms, has taken an active
part In all social affairs, and Is a
general favorite among the young peo
ple. The groom, who Is the son of
Mr. anil Mis. C. L. Bell, shares tho
bride's oopularily, and Is much esteem
ed bv the people ol the borough. He
holds a responsible position with the
Tiader3 National bank of Scranton.
Mr. anl Mrs. Bell left on he Delaware
and Hudson train at 11 o'clock for a
ten da' wedding tilp, end upon their
letuin will take up theli ieslden"e In
this boiough. The have the wishes
of a host of filenls for a happy and
prosperous future
Another pretty weddinc.' was that of
Chailes F. 'Jannon, oi" this boiough,
nnd MUs Mniy Biady the well-known
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hu-jh Biady.
of Ma) field, which took place at 7.3J
o'clock yestetday morning In Sacicd
Heart church, itev. James Moirlson,
of C'aibondale, olllclatlng. The brlda
wore a piutty diess of white organdie
as did hei slRter, Miss Cella Hiady.
the biidennaid. The groom was at
tended by his brother, George Gannon.
A nuptial mass was afterwards cele
biatrd. and after the bilde and groom
had ivled tho church's blessing
they repaired to the home of the
bride'f. patents, Ahere a wedding
bieaktust was served, and later in the
day Mr. and M's. Gannon left for
New "ork, Philadelphia nnd other
points of Interest and upon their re
turn they will commence housekeep
ing In Oiyplmnt, v.iier the groom Is
emplnyeJ as astistant superintendent
for the Piudcntlnl Insurance company.
At 10 o'clock jehteiday morning the
mairlage of Mies Battle Mason, of
this borough, and Ml. Daniel Jones, of
Carbondale, took place at the homo ot
the bilde's patents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Mason, of Second stieet. The bridal
couple were unattended, the bride be
ing attired In white satin with mousel
Ine de sole ti (minings. Tho ceiemony
was performed underneath a tloia!
arch, Rev. M. D. Tuller. ot the Metho
dist Episcopal church, olllclatlng After
the ceremony a breakfast was served,
and the happy couple were busy foi
some time iccelvlng the congratula
tions ot theli many friends. Shorlty
after noon they left on a biief wed
ding tour, and upon their return thov
will reside In this borough.
At 6,30 o'clock last evening a pretty
wedding took place at the home of Mi,
and Mis. John W. Jones, of Fourth
street, when their well-known daugh
ter, Miss Martha Jones, and Mr, J. B,
Selgle, of Prlcebuig, were made one.
The wedding was a quiet one and was
witnessed by a number of the friends
und relatives of both families, Rev, D.
P. Jones, of Scranton, performed the
Interesting ceremony. A repast was
afterwards held and throughout the
evening a reception was held, In which
many of the bilde's numerous friends
gave their congratulations and wished
lhem all the happy things possible.
Among inose irom out or town wno
were present were Mr. and Mrs. John
Pennyroyal PiSHs
Phermaclst, ccr. Wycmlng evenue and
H. Selele and daughters, Mcrtlc and
May, of Prlceburg! Mrs. Bwartz, of
Scranton: Misses Mary and Annlo
Williams, of Hyde Park.
Mr. H. B. II. Matthews, an estimable
young man of this borough, and Miss
Lily Lane, daughter of Mr. and M.-s.
Jasper Lane, of Third street, were
quietly married at tho home of the
bride's parents, on Third street, the
ceiemony being performed by Be v.
Mnynard It. Thompson, of tho First
Baptist church.
The pupils of Miss Jessie Stearns will
give a closing recital In tho Enterprise
hall, tomorrow evening. An excellent
programme has been prepared, as given
below, and ought to attract a large
audience: Part I Bccltatlon, 'New
Baby," Vera Whltmore; recitation,
"The Toper," Alice Jones: recitation,
"Kittens," Sara Mendleson; quartette,
"My Chocolate Colored Baby," Misses
Frelda Brlggs, Mable Ketchum, Elsie
Stearns nad Edna Depew, of Peck
vllle: recitation, "Nobody's Child,"
GcrtruO.0 Wive; recitation, "Little
Torment," Bessie Jones; tableaux, In
Grecian costume, by eight girls: fan
tableaux, by ten girls. Part it Reci
tation, "The Thnnksglving Elopement,"
MIrs Irene Roberts: recitation, "When
Father Makes the Fire," Lottie Lewis;
quartette, "Close Your Eyes and Dream
of Me;" reading, "Birds O'er My Door
way," Miss Stearns; recitation, "Loch
Invar," Miss Sara James; cake-walk,
by seven couples In costume; award
ing the cake; closing tableaux.
MOOSIO.
The borough council met Tuesday
evening with nil members piesent. The
following bills wu'-j ordered paid: Mr.
Thompson, for services as surveyor,
$160; A. B. Dunning, for sei vices as
surveyor, $178; George Bachman, for
work done on road, $50. The lock-up
committee made their report nnd sug
gested that tho council purchase tho
vacant lot between the Spring Brook
bridge nnd Thomas Glllett's property.
The resignation of Chief of Police
James Ward wns received nnd accept
ed by the council E. C. Berlew was
elected as chief to till the vacancy.
High Constable William Wler called
the attention of the council to a pool
of stagnant water on Main street be
low the bridge nnd wns given orders
to notify James Butler, the owner of
the property, nnd have It filled.
Tho school boaid met Tuesday even
i. and decided to levy for school tax
22 mills, 13 for school and 9 for building
purposes. This w HI make the tax the
same as last year.
John McCormlc and Miss Mngglo
Lofuts were married at St. Mary's
church, Avoca, at 7 o'clock yesterday
moinlng. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs M. W. Loftus Mr.
nnd Mrs. McCormlc left on the 8.30 a.
m. Delaware and Hudson tTaln for Buf
falo and Nlagaia Falls. They will ic
slde at Hoboken, N. J.
Itev. H. A. Tucker, D. D., of Hnrrls
burg, state superintendent of tho Antl
Snloon league, will lectin e In the Meth
odist chinch this evening. The lecture
will be free. Eveiybody Invited.
Sidney, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A.
Johnson, fell fiom the fence on Tues
day and bioko his mm.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Price Library Programme United
in. Marriage Personal Notes.
Tho banquet of the Price Library as
sociation tomouow evening promises
to be a grand nffalr. The' following
programme has been at ranged:
Solo John F. Tubbs
Address W. B. Owens
Oigan Selection William Mortis
Solo J. E. Watklns
Becltntlon E. G Evans
Address R. Gendall
Solo Joseph Whltford
Speech J. E. Watklns
Oigun Selection William Morris
Addiess Evan G Watklns
Addiess John Richards
Selection Oi chestra
Adolph, the bright and lnteiestlng .1-yeur-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Zopher
Pleice, of West Mlnookn, died on Tues
day afternoon after a brief Illness. The
funeral will occur this (Thursday) aft
ernoon. ServlreR w 111 bo held at the
! family residence at 2 o'clock. Burial
w ill bo made In the Forest Home ccme
terv. Rev. II. H. Harris, Ph. D. united in
marriage at high noon yesterday MI.sj
Annette Davis and Mr. J. Byron Ev
ans, both popular young people of
Hvde Park.
Piesldent W. H. Truesdnle and Su
perintendent E. E. Loomls, of the Del
awate, Lackawanna and Western com
pany, paid an olllclal visit to Foremen
Curt nnd Owens, of the Taylor and
Holden collieries, yesterday.
The Union Street Stars accept the
challenge of the Lilacs, also of this
place, to a game on any ground suit
able piovldlng a return game Is given.
The Stars are composed of tho follow
ing pln)trs. F. Hendershot, catcher;
Evan Jenkins, pitcher; J. Reese, dm
base, George Mcl'eek, second base, W.
Schllds, shortstop, C. King, third base;
W. Thomas, left Held, C. Sultzer, cen
ter field, A. Stone, light field.
Chief of the Fire Depnrtment JCum
bach In making his monthly inspection
of the lire nlaim system on Tuesday
found cveiythlng entirely out of order.
The borough council should lose no
time In having the alarm placed in
working order.
Master James Ryan, of Oak street,
was badly bitten on the right leg on
Tuesday evening by a large dog ow ued
by a man named Stepnle Young. Ryai
was taken to the olllce of Dr. J. W.
House-, who cauterized the wound.
Police Ottlcer Morris dispatched the
canine on that same evening.
The advent of the De Moss family
of musicians, who will appear at the
Welsh Baptist church on Thursday
evening, June 28, promises a musical
treat rarely heaid here. Tickets are
selling inpldly and can be had from
members of the congregation.
Dr. and Mrs. Adam Stegner, of Rend
hatn, visited at the home of the for
mer's parents, Foreman and Mrs, Giles
Decker, of North Scrantcn, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Judson T. Smith, of Scranton,
visited nt the homo of her parents on
Main street yesterday.
Mr. Joseph Piendergast, of Depot
street, will leave on Monday for Schen
ectady, N. Y., to reside for the future.
A Card of Thanks.
I wish to say that I feel under last
ing obligations for what Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has done for our
family. We have used it In so many
cases of coughs, lung troubles and
whooping cough, and It has always
given' the most perfect satisfaction,
we feel greatly Indebted to the manu
facturers of this remedy and wish
them to please accept our hearty
thanks. Respectfully, Mrs. S. Doty,
Des Moines, Iown. For sale by all
druggists, Matthews Bros., wholesale
and retail agents.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
HOPBOTTOM.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
3Iopbottom,Juno 20, Mr. Fred Strup
ler of Tunkhannock, visited his broth
er, G. W. Strupler, on Sunday.
The observance of Children's Day
at the Methodist Episcopal church
afforded those who nttended the cv
crclscs a highly enjoyable and Inspir
ing occasion. Tho oral decorations
were beautiful. The music rendered by
the choir was especially fine nnd tho
vocal boIo by Diamond Rose worthy
of much commendntlon.
John Tiffany has returned home for
his summer vacation, having complete 1
his third year's work at Cornell Uni
versity. Dr. Blakeslec, of Coatsvllle, Pa., has
been visiting his brother, Lyman
Blakeslee, ot this place.
The Willing Workers will hold ti
lawn festival on tho evening of July
3d, nnd will servo lec cream and
strawberries.
Tho Ladles' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will meet with
Mrs. John Tiffany on Thursday after
noon. All are cordially Invited.
It seems that tho now butter factory
will soon be a teallty, the required
amount of stock having been nearly all
subscribed.
The lawn festival which wns ap
pointed to be held nt the homo ot Mrs.
Martha Bell on Tuesday evening, was
transferred to the house on nccount
of the dampness, caused by recent
showers.
Mrs. Bell did much to entertain
those present and all enjoyed the oc
casion very much.
Mllo Brown Is nttendlng the com
mencement nt Mansfield State Normal
school this week.
LAKE WINOLA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Falls, June 20. Mr. Eugene Morse,
A. M Moise nnd Dr. W. A. Paine, of
Scranton, members of the Lake WInola
Park association, were guesets at the
WInola on Sunday. They are making
extensive Improvements on their prop
erty, adjoining tho WInola House
grounds. They report that the roads
between Scrnnton and Lake WInola
are In excellent condition for driving.
Miss Helen Brenton, of Wllkes
Barre, Is a guest at the'Wlnola.
Mr. Houck and daughter, of Pitts
ton, spent last week at the lake, get
ting their cottage ready for the sum
mer. Mr. Charles Law and family, of
Plttston, arrived at the lake Monday.
Frank Frear w 111 bo manager of the
pavilllon again this season.
Hotel Clifton will be opened to the
public Saturday evening. Bauer's
band is expected to furnish music for
the occasion.
A. H. Frear, census enumerator, has
completed his work and sent his pa
pers on to Washington.
Nelson Gaidner, the Factoryville
stage and liveryman, has commenced
to make regular trips between Fac
toryville and Lake WInola.
Mr. Frank T. Okell, of New York,
Is spending the week with his family
at this place.
C. E. Frear, of tho WInola, Is prepar
ing to hold a big Fourth of July cele
bration this year.
Tha following people nro registered
at the WInola: M. V. Moirls, William
'I. Jenkins, E. J. O'Mnlley, J. A. Jor
dan, J. Evans, Miss B. Jordan, Miss
N. Flynn. Miss A. Cha-'-s, Mr. E. B.
Moise, A. M. Morse. '. A. Paine,
Thomas J. McGanj, Patrick Qulnn, J,
W. Kaicher and lady, II. C Haak and
lady. G W. Davis and wife, T. A.
Blair, Clom Marsh, of Scianton; F. A.
Kline, Towanda; r. C Camp, Tunk
hnnnook, C. W. Weaver. Miss AVest
cott. Rev. V. II. Lukens, Paul Hugus,
of Wllkes-Barre.
BROOKLYN.
Special to the Scranton tribune.
Brooklyn, June 19. The berry-pickers
have bosun work for Everett Bly
anil are flnclltiK very nice strawber
ries. K. L. Weston, Ed Blilriilge and
Uuirene Pnyder have very nice fields
of berries. ,
A sale of boocIb In Ashley's store
Is bi'Inpr held this week..
A. W. Kent has been enumerating
the people of the village today
Mrs. Hlchaids, who Is nearly S3 yeara
old, walked over to the postolllco this
vveeb.
Mis. I.emon, who has been HI for a
long time, attended church on Sunday.
Benjamin Case has erected a new
barn on his premises.
Miss IJUIin Austen and Etta Sarjo
have been enjoying some line ildes on
horse back.
Hoyd Austin is slowly improving.
Ellis Bond, of Nicholson, spent Sun
day In town.
The alumni of Brooklyn graded
school are planning for a reunion on
June 30 at the Billiard House.
Some parlies have been in town so
liciting the purchase of stock In a
creamery to be built at Foster. About
$3,000 lias already been pledged.
NICHOLSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, June 20. Mr. William
Sweet, of Scranton, was a caller in
town anions friends this week.
Mrs. J. D. Cornell was entertained at
Alford, Pa., yesteiday by Mrs. Charles
Brown.
Mr. N C. Tiffany and several of h's
fi lends went bass fishing yesterday,
Mrs. Harry Spencer Is quite 111 at
present.
A grand concert will be given In the
Presbyterian church next Monday
evening, June 25, under the auspices
of the Christian nndeavor society. It
will all consist of very good, and most
ly home talent, and ought to draw a
large audience. Those who will take
part In the programme are. Miss
Susan Black, Miss Margaret Garra
gan, Mrs. Frank A. Baker, Mr. F. Ellis
Bond, Mr. Ralph D. Williams, Mr.
WIdmayer. The admission will be fif
teen and twenty-five cents.
Mrs. Charles Price, also Mr. S. L.
Tiffany, went to Tunkhannock on busi
ness this week.
Mrs. William Packer Is at the hos
pital at Scranton, where she had an
operation performed for the removal ot
a tumor on Monday.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used for ovtr FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETH1NO, with PERFECT SUCCESS.
It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAINj CURES WIND COLIC, ami
Is tha belt remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
Druggists in every part ol the" world. Ila suie
and ask (or "Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing; Syrup,"
and taki Da other kind. Twenty-flvt cents a
bottle.
The People's Exchange.
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FOIt HhNT-llALF DOVM K IIOUSK. 160(1 TINl".
street. All Improvements, 17. Thomas
ltnaiell, M0 Harrison avenue.
FOR SALE
FOtt'SAt.U-TIIOUm'(ltlt.Y rilHNISIlED COT-
tsRO at halto WInola; lour large rooms in
first lloor: six hcil rooms; lot, light) feet
front; best location. H. O. Morcan, 223 South
Main avenue.
lOIt SVLE-A GENTLE HOUSE AND A TWO
seated Riirry at M2 iouth Washington avenue.
Harvey Darn.
FOIl SM-IUY OI.UMSH, SIXTEEN IUNDS
high, eight years old, by Chlltenham, record
2 28. Ily nettling, four jeara old, bv Chclten
liani rrinee, 2 2'iV4. Dy mnrc IS hands S inches
high llv lted Eric, dam by Ihmhletonlvi
Prince. Da marc IS hands 3 Inches high, by
Cheltenham, dam bj Ued Eric. F. L. Crane,
321 Lackawanna avenue.
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED TO llENT 1'IIOYI ROOM, SECOND
floor with modern conveniences; state price.
"i." 'tribune office.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOIt ItENT-rUUNISHED BOOMS,
lurry street.
1021 MUL-
HELP WANTED-MALE.
wanti d-two EprnirxcF.n pianino mill
hards Address with lefcrenee, Mister Me
clank's olllie, Dunmorc Iron and Steel Co., Dun
more, Pa
WA VI 1 D AN EXPEIUENCI D CO CiiM W
who thorough) understands tho tare of
horses Apply 11. V. Taylor, fctranton Lace Cur
tain Co.
w'AYirn an eneroetic vn to manage
an efflce 'n Scwnton; sjlary, 12i 00 per
month and extra profits; must come well rec
ommended and have SSOO 00 eah Vddress Man
ager, P. O Hot 1151. Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED-COOD. HUSTLING M," FOR PART
ner In gent's furnishing and bat business;
$3 000 cash will ply jou Sl.fxi a year, best
tand; good references Addrcrl C. George,
Scranton, Pa , General Delivery.
HELP VANTED-FEMALE.
WANTFD-A GIRL FOIt GFNERU, HOUSE
work. Mrs S. C. Mears, lni "South Main eve.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANlFD-riRSTCLVSS AGENTS IN EVERY
city and town In Pennsylvania to introduce
tho largest and strongest Sick and Accident
Company in the world. Address V. R, Van
Dusen, Supt. of Agents, Day City, Mich.
jLOST
I.Or W.CK AM) TN HOUND. N VR
( ron' Riwatfl if leturned to 1007 West
Lackawanna avtnue.
STOLEN.
STOLEN HORSE AND Rt GOV WVS TV.KKN
Uodnesd,iv forenoon, .Ifinc 20th, from Wy
oming avenue, a baj mare, whit star In ftce,
0 J car old, lJ'.j hands hl;h, weight about 1,000
pounds. Top tide fprlnjr bucey, Concord st)Ie
bod(v, painted dark gretu Hum"-, whip md
lap robe Liberal reward Communicate with
1 lank Robling, jr , chief of police
CITY SCAVENGER
a it nnir.os a fans privy vaults and
cess pools, no odor. Impioved pumps ued
A 11 RltlGGS Pioprlelnr Lt ive onl rs 1100
North Main av-nuc, or Eicke's drujr store, col
ner Vdams and Mulberry Telephone 11340.
tu.'lllUl.liA.vilA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Fusfjueh.iiiiia, June 20 The funeial
of the late Abram J Walker, of Lanes
boro, uccuired and was largely at
tends 1 on Tue&daj afternoon from the
I.anesboro Methodist church, the pas
tor, ltiv. M. L. Meeker, olllclatlng. The
remain! were Interred In the Lanes
boro cemott ry.
Brief hcrvlees for the late Mis. Cath
erine Van Ness took place on Tuesday
mornlnu fiom the lesldence of Editor
Henry T. Blichaid, on Broad stieet.
Itev. Charles Hemv New in?, pastor
of the Methodist church, olllclatlng,
The lenutlns were then taken to Mon
ti ose, vvheie services will be held thli
mornlnc from the late home of the
deceased, I'ev. H. K. Benedict, pastor
of tin- Methodist church, ofllclatlmr.
The lenutlns were Interred In the Fair
dale oomi'tcrv.
In St. John's Catholic church, on
Tuesday morning, by Rev, Father
Manliy, William Callahan, of Chicago,
ami Miss Mary MrCann, of Susque
hanna, were united In jr.-rHge. Mr.
und Mi 3. C.illahan If ft Immediately
for Scianton and points south.
Mrs. Myron B. Wright and son, Clar
ence, of Washington, have airlved In
town to spend the summer.
The board of trad last evening dis
cussed 'the sewerage question.
Mis Margaret McDonald and Cece
lia Ljuntng are visiting- friends in
New York.
Mm. Frank Boyln and son, Leo, of
Troy New York, are visiting relatives
In town. t
Frank UDbbln3, Jr., lias returned
home from Bradford, Pa., cured of an
affection of the eyes.
The Indications nre that telephone
wires will soon bo thlcktr'n mud In
this neck )' timber.
The Monttoso and tho Susquehanna
base ball managements are unable to
agiee upon financial lates for coming
games. Quit wrangling and play ball!
Mrs. M King and son, Arthur, of
Broad strpet, are in Buffalo, attending
the tloilns exercises of Niagara uni
versity. The following vicinity veterans have
received nn inneaso of pension: Ben
jamin Heynolds, fiom 517 to J21; Wil
liam Albee, trom 8 to $12; Joel Brown,
from 0 to $S.
Burfclnra nre infesting South Gibson
and other small towns In the county.
"Johnny, git your gun!'
A large quantity of brnss has been
stolen from the Erie at this station,
and iWccllvej are after tho thieves,
hotfooted.
A lad named Lee on Monday killed
a five. foot rattlesnake near Steam
Hollow, drrat Bend township.
Tho tegular quarterly meeting of tho
Lackawanna County F. A. nnd I. U.
will tako place at Heart Lake, Bus
quehauna county, on Thursday, June
28,
Itev. V. F. BroJtrlck Is at nien
Summit, attending the annual retreat
of the Catholic clergy of the diocese
of Scrnnton.
In Susquehanna th9 census enumer
ation 1h thtee-fourths completed.
Montrose will have a railway circus
SITUATIONS WANTED
SmJATOIrWAVTr.P-UV OU.SU MN MLI-
InR tn do any kind of v.ork. .VMres II. II,
Frank, 129 Oakfortl, Ccurt, fit).
YOU.SU WOMAN OF Itl.FINKMI NT AND PHI'..
puMesslnir aiauncc wouM like situation
In private family as limra keepers thoroughly
understand all tlctntls, iml hit had experience
In managing servants I Has a little Rlrl d jears
of age, whom she vviuld like to keep with her
If satisfactory. Also capable of uumlng tho
duties of traveling rompanlcn. Can furnish cood
references. Address all replies to Iloi 12 Trib
une olllce.
YOUNG WOMAN WOUM) MKI1 SI11A1ION IV
an office as bookkeeper or ilerk. Addresq D.
E. II, 107 Wjomlng avenue.
SITUATION W ANTED-UY A MARRIED MAN
with one child as janitor, age .li vctrt; vill
furnish good reference. Addresi 1. D. r , WO
llromley avenue, cit).
WANTED-I1V A HLMTCTAM.!' YOt'NC. GIRL.
a situation .'is nurse Ap') J. J. R-, l''1"
North Washington avenue
WANTED-SITUVTION 11 AN EM'ERH'.Nfl 1)
grocery clerk; city references. Appl U,
Tribune olllce.
WANT ED-SITUA1 ION IN A WHOLESALE
house Appl) R , Tribune olllce.
SITUATION W N1ED Ol'NO M N HOLDING
position ulilrh brings him into close ttn
nectlon With llin lirmlmn mirtrln nf New orK
cltj, would buy for rcomlble house doini
larite business en n renomhn commission. Pest
rifercnces. Address "Reliable," Tribune olhtc.
S1TUVTIOV W.NTEP-11Y "tOUNG C.IRL
nurse or lluht housework. Addiess
rear Gibson street
AS
320
SITUATION WANTEP-11Y AN EXPERIENCED
nurse girl, not Ijtlavette stieet.
LEGAL.
NOTICE IS HEREI1Y GIVEN TH T THE AN-
nual meeting of the stntkholdtrs of the
Feonomy Light, Heat and Power company, for
the election of Directors foi the ensulnir year
and the transaction of such other business as
may proper' come before It, will be held nt tha
office of the ecmpinj, Room 20, Republican
.bulldlnvr, Scranton, Pa., on Monday, June 23th,
at 2 o'clock p m , in accoidanco with the by
laws of the Compeny.
W J. NOHTHUP, Secretary.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPEEDING, C.
era' Rank building
P. A , 23 TK vD
Architects.
EDWARD H DAVIS, ARCHITECT. CONNELL
building', Scranton,
FREDERICK L I1ROW N. ARCHirFCT, PRICE
building, 120 Washington avenue, Scranton.
Cabs and Carriages.
RURRFR TIRED CARS VNI) CVRRIVOES, HIST
of service Prompt attention givin orders, by
'phone. 'M ones 2072 and 5332. Joseph Kelle,
121 Linden
Dentists.
DR C. E EILENRI ROE!!,
Spruce street. Scranton.
PAULI UUILDING,
DR I O LYMVN. SCR VN TON PRIVATE HOS
pltal, cor Wyoming and Mulberry
DR. C. C. LVURACH, 113 WYOMING" AVENUE.
DR. II. F REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CVIE. 125 AM) 127 FRVNKLIN WE
nue. Rates reasontble
P ZEIGIFR. Proprietor.
SCRVNTON HOI'S; M'VK D. L A. W PAS
sengcr depot. Conducted on the European plan
VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Lawyers.
RICHVRD J. nOl'RKF, ATTORNEY-T I AW,
600 2 I ulnwanna nvtnue Oeneril law busi
ness, collet ttons and loan3.
J W BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND ( Ol'NShL
loratlaw. Rooms 312111 Mtars building.
d n niTLoni.F. attorney ioins ni go
Hated on ret! estate security Vicars bulldin',
corner Washington avenue and Spruce street
FRVNK E. HOME, ATTORNEY VND COl'NSl 1 .
Inr at law Hurr bulldlntr, Rooms 13 nnd 14,
Washington avenue.
WILL MID, W M1REN K KN PP. VTTORNEVS
and Counsellors at Law- Republican building,
Washington avenue.
Jl-ssrp IESSFP, ATTORNEYS VND COL'S
sellont at law-. Commonwealth building; rooms
19, 20 and 21
JVMES W OVKFORD. VTTORNEV-AT LAW.
Rooms 311, 613 and 510 Roard of Trade lllrtg.
LDWARD W THA'iFH, ATTORSEY.
003 001, Oth floor, Mears ltilldlng.
ROOMS
i, a wvrnrs. vttornty- vt l w.
monweilth building, Scranton, Pa
COM.
C R PITCHFR ATTORNEY-ATLVW.
monwealth building, Scranton, Pa.
COM-
PATTERSON A WILCOY, TR DERS' NVTIOSVL
Rink building
C COVtrOYR, 0-11 RFPUnLICAN nUH.DINO.
A. W I1ERTHOLF, VTTORSEY. MF.MIS Rt DO
Physicians and Surgeons.
PR W 1
avenue
ALLEN. 611 NORTH WASHINGTON
DR " W L'VMORFVI'X. OFFICE .110 W V311
Inetrn avenue ReIdenoi H1R Mulbeny
Chronic diseases, lungs, heart, kldnevs and
genitourinary organs a special!. Hours, 1 to
1pm.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF THE L CK W NS , epR NTOS,
Pa Courses pr'-paratorv tn college, law. niedl
cine or business Opens cpt 12th Snd for
catalogue Rev Thorns M Cann. LED. prin
cipal and proprietor; W. E Plumley, A M ,
headmaster.
Seeds.
G. R CLMtK A CO SEEDM N VND NUR
erjman, store 201 Washington avenue: green
house, 100 North Main avenue; stoio tele
phone, 762.
Wiie Scieens.
TOSEPII KUETTEL, REVR 611 L CK W NN
avenue, Scranton, Pa, manufacture of Wire
Screens
Miscellaneous.
JnUEIFS OIK HESTRV- MUSIC FOR 11 M.L
picnics, parties, receptions, weddings and con
cert work furnished For terms address R, .1
Ilauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenue, over
Hulberts' music store.
MFGM1GEE RROS , PRINTERS' SUPPI.IL.
envelopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse. 130
Washington avenue. Scranton, Pa.
on Frldny next. It will enthuo over
the sti'.im piano and the live "tnggei"
stuffed with stiaw.
The authorities' of Montiose nio en
deavoring to break up the pernicious
custom of driving furiously through
the blreets of tho borough.
Tho Dorcas society of the Prcsbvter
lon chinch this evening hold a lawn
social on tho church lawn. Tho Sus
quehanna band furnished music for
tho otcnMon, which was a social and
financial success.
The nrraMgcments for the Ainrat
camp-inei'tlng ore nearly completed.
The funerul of Miss Agnes Perry
took place from the Presbyterian
church In Araiat on Morday, Itev. W.
H. Fienih olllclatlng.
The t-'uuquehanna County Christian
Endcav or Vinlon this evening closed a
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedulo in Effect November 10,
1800.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 a. m., week days, for Sunuury,
Harrlsburf-, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg nnd tho Wost.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvlllo, Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.58 p. m) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
tho West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
.T. ft. WOOD. Oen Pass. Agt.
J. I). HUTCHINSON, Uen. Mgr.
Del., I.nck-i. mil Western.
In Effect June 10, 1000.
South Leave Scranlcn for New York at 1.45,
1 1K', ti 10. ? fin and 10 0 a. m 12 55, 3. . and
8 10 p. in. For Philadelphia at 0 40. 8 no ami
10 Ms. m. j 12.M nnd S 33 p. in. For Strnudsburc
at ll 10 D m Vlllk und nietmimodatton at 3.10 p.
m. Atrlve at HoboVen at CSS, 7.1S, 1013 a. m.j
liOM, 2 47, 4 IS, 7 I'l .ind U.4.1 i in. Arrive at
Phlhdelphla nt lO.(s) a m . 1 ''. .1.44, II 00 and
S.22 p in, Airlve from New "tork at 1.0"i, 4 09
nnd 10 20 i m : 1 M, I...', 5 41, 8 45 nnd 11.30
p in limn Strnudsbini; nt 8 0S a. in.
North Lnvo Scranton for HulTalo nnd Inter
mediate stations nt 110, 110 nnd 8 30 a. m.i
1 55, IS and 11.15 p. m For OtvveRo and Syra-
ril-O Hi 4.10 a in . mul t .IV ti in l'np ITttrfl fit.
1 10 a. tn . and 1 55 p m For VIontrosc nt S.30
a in: 10, p m , nnd S 4s p m. lor Mchol
pun nt s ihj ana o 13 p m tor mngnamion. iu t
nn 1 sto p m. Arrlvo In Scranton from Iluffalo
at 1 30, 2 S3, 5 S3 and 10 00 a. in ; .1 10 nnd 8 00
r m Irom Osweiro and Siracme nt 2 it. m.;
12. IS nnd S 00 p. m Prom Utlei nt 2 S3 a. m.J
12.1S and .t.'O p tn. From Nicholson at fl 50 a
m , and flOO p. m Frim Montrost at 7.65 and
10 00 a m , ,1 20 nnd S Oil p m.
Illoomsbure Division Lctve Scranton for North,
timlieilanil nt ll I", 10 03 a m , l SI nnd 3 Ml p.
in Fur Plvinuiilli nt 10"), 3.40, 8 55 nnd 11.33 p.
in For Nantlmke at 8.10 a. m. Airlve at North
umberland at 0 13 n m. 1 10, S 00 and 8 45 p.
in. Vrilve Ninlboke it 0 10 a m. Arrive at
Plimonth at 2 00, 4.12 and 9 30 p. tn , and
12 10 t in Arrive nt Scranton Irom Northum
berland at 0 4 ' n. ni , 12 :.3. 4 50 nnd 8 43 p.
m From Nnnllcnko it 11 00 a in. From Ply
mouth at 7 V) i in . 1 20. S 13 and 11.10 p. m.
M'M)U TRMNS
South I cue bi ronton 1 40, 3.00, 6 10, 10 05 .
m : 1 11 nnd .1 40, S ir p m
North Lome Scrnnton at 1 10, 1.10 a. m.; 1 53,
6 4S and 11 15 p ni.
Illnctmbiirir Division Leave Scranton at 10 03
a ni , nnd S 50 p m
Delnvv.u.: nnd Hudson.
IN FFFECT MAY 27. 1000.
Trains for Carbondale leave Scranton at 8 20,
7.63, 8 61, 10 13 a in ; 12 00, 1.23, 2.2t), 3 62, 5 25,
0 n, 7 87, 0 13. 11.15, 1 10,
lor llomsil.tle nod Lake Lodore 0.20. 1013 a.
in 2 20 nnd 3 25 p m
For Wilkes llarrc fi 43. 7 4', 8 13, 0 83, 10.43 a.
in , 12 01, 1 2S, 2 IS, 3 33, 4 27, 0.10, 7.48, 10.41,
11 ,10 p m
For L. . It ll. poIrts-13.15 a. m.; 12 03.2 18,
3 11 and 11 10 p m.
For Pcninvlvania R. R. points fl 45, 0 33 a. rr.;
2 IS and 4 27 p m.
For Albany and all points north 0.20 a. m. and
3 52 p. in
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Caibomhk 7.20, 0 00, 1133 a. m.; 2.23,
3 62. 5 47. 10 52.
For WilK(illirre 0 38 a. m.; 12 03, 153, 3.23,
4 42, 0 27, 8 27 p. m
For Albanv and points north 3 52 p. m.
For Honesdale ind Lake Lcdore 0.00, 11,33 ll.
m and 3.62 p. m.
Lowest rates to all points in United States and
Canada.
.1. W RIlRDICK. aP. A , Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CROSS, D. T. A., Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Viillev Uailron.il.
In E!cct May 27, 1000.
TRMNS LEAVE SCRANTON.
Tor Philadelphia and New 3ork, via D. tc It,
R R , nt 0 45 a m and 12 03, 2 18, 4 27 (Rlack
Diamond Express), and 11 SO p. m. Sundajs, D.
L 11 R R , 1.5S. 7.43 p. m.
For While Haven, Hazleton and prlnclnil
points In the coal regions, via D ti II 11. It ,
B 43, 2 13 and 1.27 p. in. For Pottaville, 0 45,
2 IS p m.
For Ilcthlehem, Fasten, Rending, Harrlsburg;
and principal Intermediate stations via I). "c 11.
lt. R, (.43 a m.; 12 01, 2 18, 4 27 (Rlack Dla
mond Express). 11.30. Sundajs, V. k II. It. R.,
I 61, 7.4S p in.
For Tunklnnnock. Towanda. Klmlra, Ithaca,
Geneva nnd principal intermediate stations, via
1), L. i. W. It. It., BOS a. m.J 103 and 3 33
For Genevi, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Tails,
Chicago, nnd all points west, via D. 4 II. It. R.,
12 01, 3 33 (Rlack Diamond Express), 7.18, 10 41,
II 3(1 p m 'undajs, I). i. II. It. It., 12.03 p. m.,
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes Uarro
and New loik, Philadelphia, Iluffalo and Sus
pension Ilridgc
ROI.L1N II WILRUR, Gen. Supt. 28 Cortland
stieet. New York.
CHMH.FS s II F, Gen. Pass. Agt,, 28 Cortland
sired. New- Vcrk.
A W NONN1MACHER, DIv. Pass. Agt., South
Rithlrh'm, Pa.
For tkk"ti and Pullman reservations apply SO
Lackawanna avenue, Scranton, Pa,
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Stitlont In New York Foot of Liberty street,
x ti ,., I smith lVrrv. Whitehall street.
Anthracite coal u-ed exclusively, insuring
clcanlltuss and comfoit
Tllll. TABU IN FIFECT MVY J3. WO.
Trains lcavtu Scranton for New York, Newark,
rilrabctli. Philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem, Al-
lcntown, Mauch Chunk and White Haven, at S JO
a in ; ixprcss, 1.20, express, 4 00 p. m. Sundays,
2 For'Vli'tbton and Wllkes-Rarre 8.30 a. m 1 20,
1 00 li in. Sundj) 8. 2 13 p. m.
lr Mountain Pirk, 8 30 a. m , 1.20, 4.00 p. m.
Sundays. 2.13 p ni. ,..,, , , ,
For Haltimtre and Washington, and points
South iud W'est via Dethlthcm, &S0 a. m., 1.20
n m Sunda, 2 13 p m.
For Long Hunch, Ocean Grove, etc., at 8 30
a m and 1 20 p m
lor Reading. Lebanon and Harrlsburg, via Al
lcntown, 8 30 a in , 1 20 p. in. Sundays, 2 15
' For Pottsvlllo. 8 "0 am . 1 20 p. m.
Through tickets to all points east, south and
west at lowest rates at the station
J II 01II.1I M EN, Gen Supt.
H P. RVLDW1N, Gen Pass. Agt.
New York Ontario and Western R. R.
TIME T Mil E IN E1FECT MONDVY.MIY 21.1100.
Trains Ittve Scranton for Carbondalo and Ca.
dosia at 10 53 a m. connecting with through
trains north and Fouth At 4 15 p in., maklns
connections for Suspension Riidge, Detroit, Chi
euro and all points West.
Trains leave CadoH for Carbondale and Scran,
ton at 0 10 a ni , and 2 05 p m , leaving Car
bondalo at 7 34 a in nnd 3 1! p ni.
D0" SUNT! US ONLY.
Tor Cadosti, connecting with Main Line tralnj
north and south at s 10 a m , arriving Cadosla
it 10 15 a m. Returning, leaves Cadosla at 4 30
r m, arriving Vranton at 0 33 p m.
1 C VNDI RDN. Gen Past Agt , New York.
J. E. WELSH. Traveling Pass. Agt , Scranton.
trie nnd Wyoming Valley.
TIME. TVRLH IN EFFECT MVY IS, 1900.
Trains have Seiunttn for Hawlty, Lake Ariel
and Intermediate points as follows! No. 2, 8 43
n m .No 4, 2 23 p in , No 0, 3 20 p. m ; No.
8, 7 55 n m ,
eundav trains at 0 10 a m and 2 00 p. m.
Trains No 2 and No I connect at Haw ley for
points on 1 rle Milioid.
IN FORMATION WANTED
tt'sCIOTHIKR. ritAU.I.ISG FOR DR 3. H.
Mil can Medltal t'omiunj, was Injured
some time between November 10th and 17th,
WO, somewhere In this vicinity lie was
standing up In a biugy handing out adterttslncf
mailer to parties mi the utiret when the horso
starlid suddenly, throwing him tn the ground,
causing Injuries from whlrh he died sometime
tliirtjftir. Information as to time and placo
of Injun Is nieded to tstabllh an insuraneo
claim and a liberal rewtrd will be paid for suth
Iifiiintliuii Mr riothler'i photograph ran bo
Mtn at The Tribune othce AddreM communica
tions to Cildwell A Haker, attorney, 22i Main
stieet. Ilullalo, N. Y.
DRESSMAKING.
HRFSSM KINO FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER:
also ladies' wiUta. Louise Shoemaker, 213
Adams avenue.
JJTREATJENTj
MftV I T KFLI.fr. SCALP TREATMENT,
60e ; shamimolng, 'Oc.i facial massage; man
icuring, 26c ; ehliopody 701 (Julncy.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WIIKESI1ARRE RECORD CAN RE HAD
in Scranton at the news stands of Relnuan
tiros., 403 Spruce and 50-3 Linden; M. Norton,
822 Lackawanna aveouti L 8. Schutter, 211
Ecruce street.
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