THE SCR ANTON TKTBUNE-MONDAY, ArGlST G, 1900.
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
CARBONDALE.
WILL GIVE A CANTATA.
The flut meeting of the young folks
who will present the Bpectnctllar can
tata "Ldllputlnns In Fairyland" In this
Ity was held at Trinity FarMi house
n Trinity plate. The piece was given
n Hyde Park and several othei neai
oy places during the past winter and
was enthusiastically leceived. It will
be given heie under the auspices of
Trinity Guild and will he participated
In by over three hundred peisons.
Several members of the cast were
selected and the members of the chor
us given Instructions In their parts.
The manuscilpt of the parts was also
given out. The choruses will be cos
tumed as college girls, Zulus, cooks,
sailors and Ullputlnns and will In
clude a great many of the younger
girls of the city, thus making the event
one of great Interest In society.
Mrs. N. I Moon and Mis. George
Mills have charge of drilling and they
will try to have the pleie ready by the
middle of September. It will be given
two nights In the Grand Opeia House
and, from the Interest already mani
fested In the project will, no doubt, be
one of the most successful affairs of
the kind ever held In this city.
SCORES WENT TO SCRANTON.
Scores of Carbondallans went to
Scranton yesterday to view the col
lapsed bank building. The steam
road, electric cars and bicycles weie
Utilized for the transportation Sev
eral wheelmen discovered a hltheitn
undiscovered afllnlty between plate
glass and lubber tires. Hut what
mystified the Pioneer City contingent
more particularly was how any human
being tould hae gone down with that
building and escaped with his life.
COULDN'T GET A iTENT.
The Schievcia meetings have been
postponed a week owing to the Ina
bility of the committee of arrange
ments to get a tent. The contiact
was let to Fuhunan. of Scranton. but
It seems that the Chinese war is tak
ing all the tents and tenting mateilal.
The evangelist telegraphed from Chi
cago for a week's postponement and
there will be no meetings befote next
week, anyway.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Clarence Chatlleld, head of the ad
vertising department of Elicit 15i oth
ers' large Sixth menuo, New Yoik,
store, spent Sunday with his cousin,
C I' Rose, of Spring stieet
Mrs. Peeths. of .leisey City, Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. II. C.
Wheeler.
Henry Kennedy, of South Main
stieet. Is on the sick list.
Frank Church and Miss IMna Cluucli
have returned to their Scranton home.
Mrs. It. Main lllo Is sojourning at
Glen Summit.
John W. Jones, of South Church
street, Is enjoying a trip through the
Adirondack mountains.
Maurice G. Watt visited Albert
Crane and Albeit Uutherfoid, who are
camping on the Delaware river, near
Milford, last week. The boys will
leave today by canoe for the Delawaio
Water Gap, wheie they will camp for
another week.
OLYPHANT.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
will hold a special session tonight for
the purpose of Installing officers.
Mls-s Kate Beigan. of Philadelphia,
Is the guest of Miss May Ferguson.
Miss Lizzie Dougheitv spent Satur
day with Carbondale friends
The Olyphant Sewer and Dialnace
company have completed their line of
sewer to the Intel section of Lloyd
court and Lackawanna stieet and
have toin up n section of the pave.
The conhtiuction of this sewtr is be
ing bltteily opposed by the tnpayei
of the boiough, and another Indigna
tion meeting will bo held at the opM.'t
house tonight for the pin pose of form
ing a permanent organization of eveiy
taxpayeis in the borough. The Tax
payers' association lequcst that all
citizens be piescnt.
Lackawanna couit. No. 12, Juvenile
Foresters of Ameilca, and Court Live
and Let Live, No. 73, Seniors, will run
an excursion to Lake Ailel tomouow.
Mr. John Geriity, of Philadelphia. Is
visiting his .sister, Mrs. Geoige Feigu
son, on Hudson street.
Special sen Ices, which weie hold the
Hi st Sunday ol each month, were con
ducted In St. Patrick's chinch list
evening.
The congregation of St. Patilck's
chuich will run an excursion to Lake
Lodore on Thuisday. Unuei's or
chestra v '11 be In attendance.
A Mother Telia How She Saved Her
Little Daughter's Life.
I am the mother of eight children
and have had n great deal of expeil
enco with medicines. Last summer
my little dnughter had tho dysentery
In Its worst form. We thought she
would die. I tried everything I could
think of, but nothing seemed to do her
any good. I saw by an advertisement
In our paper that Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
highly recommended and sent nnd got
n bottle at once. It proved to bo one
of the very best medicines we ever hud
In the house. It saved my little
daughter's life I am anxious for every
mother to know what an excellent
medicine It Is. Had I known It at first
It would havo saved me a great deal
of anxiety nnd my little daughter
much suffering Yours truly. Mrs.
George F. Rurdlck, Liberty, R. I. For
sale by all diugglsts. Matthew Rtoth
ers, wholesalo and retail agents.
PECKVILLE.
There was an exciting episode on
South Main street at nbout C o'clock
yesterday afternoon.when John nozal:,
Mrs. Mike Rozak, three children nnd
a nurse girl, all from Olyphant, had a"
narrow escape from death or fatal In
Jury. They were enjoying a drive, and
when near Mr. Pickering's residence
one side of tho shafts became loosened
and at the same time the horse became
unmanageable and dashed down the
road at breakneck speed, the wagon
WHEN IN
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vi Mailed seiltd. Pncati perboj; 6 boats, with Iron-clad legal guarantee to'ure or refund tb
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" money, is oo. scna lor iren dook.
For Sale by JOHN H. PhLEf'fc,
Spruce street.
tnklng a zig-zag routo from one side
of the toad to the other. Mr Kdward
Jones, of Dlakcly, with his family wore
enjoying a drive nnd were Just ahead
of the ninaway. Mr. Jones was quick
ly apprised of the runaway by people
on the street and he quickly reined
his team to the roadside. As the hoise
came plunging along, the wagon wheel
locked with Mr. Jones' vehicle nnd the
llozak wagon was quickly overturned.
The occupants weie thrown In all
directions. Mis. llozak carried a child
in her arms. Those who witnessed the
accident quickly lent their aid. Out
side of a few bruises, none of the oc
cupants of the lunaway outfit were In
Juied. The wngon was badly wiecked.
Mr. Jones and family were unlnjuted.
Hlakely boiough council will meet
this evening In legulir session.
Miss Ruth Grltmnn, of Scranton, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Tay
lor, of Prospect street.
Mr. Ralph Wescott, of Dickson, was
a visitor In town yesteiduy.
Mr. G. D. Lnughlln spent yesterdny
at Honesdale visiting frknds.
Stanley Newton, W. T. Hudd and
Mark Walker are at Foiest City,
where they are employed In rebuilding
the Hillside Coal and lion company's
new brenker, which was recently de
stroyed by fire.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD
Shocking Death on the Raihoad.
Personal News.
Thomas Caene, a voting mart ie
sldlng on the East Side, was killed on
the Delawaio anil Hudson nillroad at
an e.iily hour yesterday morning. The
icmalns weie rilsrovctod about a quar
ter to I o'clock In the morning by two
tiamps, who weie walking down the
Mack. The oung man must have
met Instant death, as the body was
terribly mangled, both legs being cut
off, one of them being found about a
hunditd and llftv inula south of
wheie the man was evidently stiuck,
at the foot of the embankment. How
he met his death lb somewhat of a
mystery. With many other young men
lesldlng on that pait of the iiei It Is
a common custom with them to sit on
the stone pleis of the biidge tint
pashes over the main road leading to
the depot. Caveney and some others
were theie Satin day night. The last
one known to hae seen him alive was
Patrick Fmev, who left him at mid
night. Nothing fuither appeals o
hae been known until his remains
weie found. The supposition Is that
he fell asleep and l oiled over on tho
ti.uk. He was eldontly stiuck by a
south-bound train, as the body was
dlscoveioil at tho bildgo and portions
of his lemalns were scattered along
the line as far as wheie the leg was
dlscoveied. The tiamps awakened
Peter McDonald, who lives neaibj,
nnd soon after a numbei of other
neighbors proceeded to gather up the
remains, which picsented a most
ghastly sight. They weie later on
taken to Undei taker Hendricks' es
tablishment and In the afternoon le
moed to his late home. He was about
twenty-one yeais of age, and a very
sober young man. One of ihts compan
ions stated last evening that he never
saw him Intoxicated, and Fiuey snya
he was peifectlv sober when he left
him at midnight. He Is survived by
his widowed mother, three sisters,
Sabina, Mary and Maggie, nnd two
brothci s, William and John. The coio
ner was notified, and will Investigate
the acso today. The funeral arrange
ments have not et been completed.
.Miss Lizzie Jones, of Olvphant, who
has been visiting here, has letutned
home.
Miss Maiy Spettiguo, of Cemetery
stieet, is visiting Dundaff fi lends.
Mis. Julius Spaeth, of Caibondale,
was a caller heie yestetday.
JESSUP.
A fishing patty composed of Messis.
J. McGInnls, Fiank Cheiiy, Reinard
Colemjer anil M. Haltus left Friday
evening for Klzer's pond.
The young child of James Dickson,
who died on Wednesday evening, was
burled Friday afternoon. Interment
in Peckville cemetery.
John Langnu, one or our most en
ergetic young men, Is electing a new
gieen maiket on Depot stieet.
Miss Anna Law lei visited fiiends In
Atchbnld Satuiday.
The Athletics added another victory
to their long list by defeating the Sen
atots, of Sci.mton. In n one-sided con
test, the score being 14 to 2. The feat-
ui es of the game weie the home run
by Ames and the magnificent pitch
ing of Conway, for the Athletics. We'
nie now leady to hear from some moto
of Scianton's stiong ball teams.
Miss Mayme Hoban, of Olyphant,
was a caller In town Sundny.
Miss Katie Cannlff, of Olyphant, Is
visiting hei parents on Church street.
Miss Cavanaugh, of Scranton, Is
visiting friends In town.
DALTON.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. K. Hall, who have
been visiting Rev. and Mrs, Albert
W. Cooper, returned to their home
in Stockwood, Connecticut, on Satur
day. Miss Nellie Von Storch spent a part
of last week with lelatlvei. In Scran
ton. James D. Gieen, of Wyoming, Is vis.
Itlng his daughter, Mis. Henry M.
Iv es.
Rev. Albert W. Cooper and wife will
leavo today for a short visit among
lelatlves at Windsor, N. Y.
Miss Grace Von Storch Is spending
a few days with relatives In Scranton.
Mr. nnl Mis. O. W. Mason enter
talned on Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs.
Holmes, of Scranton.
Rev. W. H. Williams, "the drum
mer evenagellst" and secretary of the
Anti-Saloon league, dollveied an ad
dress In the Rnptlst chuich last even
ing. OLD EORGE.
At a meeting of the directors of tho
Old Forge school district the follow
ing tenchers were elected for the com
lng year High hrhool building Pi In
elrili.. Frank It. Coyne, giammnr.
Charles Weber and Mary Ann Qulnn,
I intermediate, Mary Connolly, Maggie
OOUDT, TRY
They Vire stood ihe test el yean .
and hav cured thousands of
ycases of Nervous Diseases, such
as Debility, Dullness, bleepless
ness and Varicocele, Atrophy,&.c.
They clear the brain, strengthen
the circulation, make digestiog
perlect, ana impart a neaitnj
ea
Addieu. PF1L MED CINE CO.. Clevaiana. u.
Pl.ermacut, tcr. Warning .-vtnbt and
Cosgtovo and Gerrtude Simmons; ptl
mnry, Hnrbara Xealls, Gertrude Reese,
Kate Clnrk nnd Teiesa Fallon. No. I
Principal. Wealthy Rrodhend; primary,
Elizabeth Dawson. No. 2 Principal,
Ella Drake; primary, May Rrodhead.
No. 3 Principal, Kate Clunan; pri
mary, Ella Helser No. 4 Principal,
Rertha Reese; primary, Agnes Glynn;
substitute, Mary Lally.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Entertainment nnd Social a Success.
Unclnlmed Letters Remaining at
Postofilce Tonight's Event Per
sonal News.
The entertainment nnd social of the
Ladles' camp, No. 123, Patriotic Older
of America, In their rooms In tho Red
Men's hall on Saturday evening was a
pronounced success. The programme
was well made up, nnd each partici
pant acquitted himself exceedingly
well. Installation of olllcers followed.
The ceremony was performed by Dis
trict President Mrs. Randolph Jones,
of Hyde Park. Following that, the
guests and membeis partook of re
freshments. Large delegations were
present from Camps Nos. 33, 90 and 101.
The following unclaimed letters re
mained at the Taylor postofilce Aug
ust 1; persons calling for the same will
please say "advertised in the Scranton
Tribune": Domestic, Semana Pulnm,
Thomas Regan, Michael Shlnko, Miss
Annie Shlnko; foreign, Thomas Fu
dala, Majk Moseiany. J. W. Reese,
postmaster.
Rev. Mr. Rurns, of Mooslc, occupied
Jjhe pulpit nt the Presbyterian church
csteidcy moinlng In the absence of
the pastor. Rev. J. H. Colclough, who
Is on his vacation. Special singing was
rendeied by the choir, under the direc
tion of Prof. William Thomas, assisted
on the violin by Miss Lldn Houscr.
Tho street cais of the Scranton
Ti action company were well patron
ized In this town yesteidav, ns a re
sult of pay day In the mines here
nbout on Satuiday.
Thomas W. Evans, a giaduate of
Keystone academy, preached a very
foiclble sermon at the Methodist Epis
copal church on Sundny moinlng. Mr.
Evans Is a young man of this town
who Is foiglng nhead lapldly In his
vvoik.
There will be a grand social con
ducted at the Calvary Raptlst church
this evening on the lawn In front of
the church, given under the auspices
of tho Young People's society. A pleas
ant nnd enjoyable time Is promised.
All the delicacies of the season will be
seived. Don't fall to be present to
night nnd In Ing jour friends and as
sist the wot thy cause In assisting the
young ladles to make the event a do
set v lng success.
Miss May and Master James Han
nlck, of South Scranton, weie the
guests of their cousins, Miss Ethel and
II.it ly Mulheiln, of Main street, yes
tetday. George Williams, of Wllkes-Bane,
visited fi lends In this town yestetday.
The choir of the Picsbyterlan chuich
will hold a rcheaisal tomorrow even
ing, when all membeis aie lequested
to bo piesent.
Rev. and Mrs. Clinton R. Heniy, of
Main stieet, are sojourning at Lake
Caicy.
Fredeilck Wilson has returned from
his visit to Centermoi eland.
William II. Thomas, of Pond street,
visited nt the home of Prof, and Mrs.
M. J. Lloyd, of Prlceburg, yesterday.
Miss Edith Powell, of Plymouth, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs, John G.
Price, of Ridge street, yesterday.
Miss Lena Dalley was the guest o
friends In Hyde Park on the Sabbath.
Mis. John Davis, of Wllkes-Rarre.
spent the Sabbath as the guest of rela
tives In town.
Miss Minnie Rurlnnd, of Nantlcoke,
and Miss Margaret Walters and niece,
of Plymouth, nre tho guests of the
Misses Ella and Mnrgatet Jones, of
Main sttect.
Emblem dlv Islon, No. .17, Sons of
Temperance, will meet this evening in
regulnr session.
Opeiator George Rlter, of Railroad
street, spent yesterday at his home In
Rloomsbuig.
Dr. J. W. Houscr is homo from his
two weeks' trip to Atlantic Cltv.
Mr. and Mrs. Corner Jones, of Rail
road stieet, and Miss Sarah Jones, of
Kingston, visited relatives In West
Scranton yesterday.
Foiemnn and Mis. Henrv E. Harris
and childien, of the Archbald mine,
and Mis. m. J. Hnnls, of this place,
left yesterday for Lake WInola, Foie
man Hairls has tetuined, but his fam
ily will lemain for the week.
Mlssts Mnigatet Jones and Jennie
Han Is spent Saturday visiting friends
In PIttston.
E. R. Gangwer, of Centermoi eland,
Is visiting telatlves In town.
Don't forget to attend the ginnd Ice
cieam festival nt the Calvaiy Raptlst
chuich this evening.
MOSCOW.
Miss Gi.ice Fiazee, of Turneisville,
spent Wednesday with Mis. Fannie
Hi ow n.
G. S. Hi own, who has been spending
a few days with Stroudsbuig filendE,
has leturned home.
Miss Lizzie Hainden Is ill with pneu
monia. Hev. S. Guy Snowden, of Nichols, N.
Y was a caller In town Tuesday.
The Misses Delle and Mary Post, ot
Scranton, nre spending two weeks
with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sajre.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrlhue and fnmlly,
of Scianton, are the guests of the lat
tet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chnjles
Mlllaul.
Mrs. I.llllan Weed, of Scianton, Is
the guest of Miss Mollle Noack.
Hev. D. A. Dunne, of the St. Cather
ine's chuich of this place. left on Wed
nesday to accompany Bishop Hoban
and a company of pi tests for a tout
to Home.
Mis. Ddward Miller and son, of Dale
vllle, spent Wednesdny with Mis. II.
S. Watts.
Tho Misses Mabel, Laura and Flor
ence Chubb entertained a paity of
their young fi lends, Thursday after
noon of last week, at their home on
Mill stieet, lu honor of their guest,
Miss Annie Davis, of Providence, a
pleasant afternoon was spent by the
little folks. The following guests were
present. Mnry and Maigaiet War
dell, Lena and Helen Dixon, Mnmlo
and Sndie D1iik, Mary DePew, Glare
Kdwaids, Jessie and Sherwood Wil
son, Ida Travis, Moscow: Agnes Sny
der, Hlmhurst; Jessie Dorian, Dnlovllle;
Annie Davis, Providence.
Miss Mary Yeager is the guest ot
Scranton friends.
Mrs. G. S. Drown Is visiting at the
homo of her son, M. D. Drown, of Ban
gor. Mrs, Spencer nnd dnoghter, Louise,
of West PIttston, are the guests of
Mrs. S. S. Yeager.
Mrs. Hymen and daughter, of Syra
cuse, N. Y who have been spending
several weeks with the former's sister,
WHAT DOESJHIS LACK
Surely Scranton Readers
Cannot Ask for Bet
ter Proof.
Can tho Scranton reader ask for
moie convincing proof than testimony
published from representative citizens
of Scranton. If so. what kind of proof
can It bo? Read this:
Mr. Hugh Lnrkln, of 317 North Van
Duren street, Hyde Park, employed In
tho mines, pays: "I suffered from kid
ney nnd bladder trouble for six or sev
en years. There was a constnnt, dull
nchlpg pain In the smnll of my back
which extended around mv bins. I
took cold easily nnd nt such times it
was actunl tortuie for mo to stoop or
straighten, nnd nt night I could hard
ly turn over In bed. A blndder trouble
also gave mo much suffering. I used
several lemedtes but could not get tho
desired ttllef. I was laid up for some
months. I had n doclor nnd used his
medicines, but with lltttle benefit. A
friend who hnd been troubled as I
was recommended Donn's Kidney Pills
so highly that I gave up my other
remedies and got them nt Mathew
Rtos.' drug store. T felt their benefic
ial effects after a few das, and T
continued tnklng them until I hnd
takep three boxes when the pain In
my back nnd bladder disappeared. Last
spring when I caught a most severe
cold. 1 hnd a return of my back trouble
which affected the kidney secretions.
I got two boxes of Donn's Kidney Pills
and they promptly relieved me of all
tho tiouble as they had done foimorly.
My wife Joins me In tc commending
this remedy at every opportunity."
For sale bv nil dealers, Price BO
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo, N.
"V. Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Donn's and
take no substitute.
Mis, 'vVallerstcln, returned homo Tues
day. The Women's Chrlstlnn Temperance
union held nn enjoyable lawn socl'il
Thursday nftetnoon nt the home of
Mrs. Kate Wat dell. S. "vV. Bortiee,
who recently returned from Porto
Itlco, was present and gave nn Inter
esting talk on temperance In Porto
Rico, after which refreshments were
set v ed.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Gardner, of Ncw
bmg, JC. Y., ate boat ding at the homo
of Mrs. Fannie Drown. Mr. Gardner
Is employed by C. H. Drown ns barbel.
DOOLEYS VS. HARRISES.
Four Men Killed and One. Fatally
Injured.
Farmlngton, Mo , Aug. 5. Four men
killed and one fatally wounded Is the
outcome of a shooting affair between
William Dooley and his four sons on
one side nnd the four Han is brothers
on the other as the result of a feud
at Deer Run, one of the mining towns
of St. Francois county. William Doo
ley. Wess Harris, James Harris and
John Dooley are the names of those
killed and Frank Harris was fatally
wounded. A young girl, Mary LIttrcll,
was struck just above the ankle with
a tlfle ball.
A few days ago the Harris boys
sent word to the Dooleys that there
would be a picnic at Deer Run and
that they Intended to run the Dooleys
off the grounds. Just how tho shoot
ing began Is not clear, but once begun
It was deadly, all the Harris boys, ex
cept one. Will, being shot. One was
killed Instantly. Three of the Dooley
boys who were unhurt came to Farm
lngton and gave themselves up. They
are In Jail.
m
COLLECTOR HELD TO BAIL.
It la Alleged John Clark's Accounts
Aie Short $10,000.
New York, Aug. 5. John Clatk, a
deputy collector in tho buieau of col
lection of rents In the city matkets,
who was atiested In Chlcngo Wednes
day, was today held In J',000 b.til for
further examination on the technical
chaige of the larceny of $171 collected
from tho West Washington market.
The complainant Is Daniel O'Brien, a
collector of city revenues and superin
tendent of maikots Clark was ar
tested In Chicago at the Instance of
the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty company, which qu.illlled on his
bond to the city. An Investigation
of Clark's account showed, It Is al
leged, that the accused embezzled over
$10,000 ot the city's money.
BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturday's Games.
At Pittsburg R.
Philadelphia ...0 100000020 03
Pltt-burg 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1
II.
ii
L.
II
llutteries Orlh, 1'raa r ami Douglass; 1'hlllp
pi and O'Connor. I mplre O'Dij.
At Cincinnati It. II. K.
Ilo-ton 1 0 0 fi n 0 1 0 0-2 7 0
Cmciiuiatl 0 0 0 'J 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3
llattiries Willis and Clarke; Scott and Pelt.
Umpire b ai tw owl.
At Chicago It. II K.
Prookljn 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 13 1
Chicago 10000 100O-2 7 2
llatterics Kltson nnd Kairell; Callahan and
Chance. Umpire Hurst.
At St. Louis- n. II. K.
S'cvv York 100110 110 s 0 2
St. Louis 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 15 4
Patteriea Mitthew son, Carrick and Ilowernian;
Jones and Crlger. Umpire Kmslie.
Sunday Games.
At Chicago It
Chicago 0 00 1000001
Ilrooklvn C 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-.1
II K.
3 2
0 .1
batteries Sajlor and Ihance; Mcfiinnlty and
McGuire. Umpire lluist. Attendance 8,000.
At Ciiclmctl- It. II. K.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 xl fl 0
PitUburg 0 100000001 8 1
llitttriei. ltahn and I'clU; Lecver and Schrlv
cr. Umpire svvortvvooil Attendance 4,500.
At St. Louis- It. H. L.
St. Louis 2 1010000X-10 H 1
New erl 0 I) 0 0 0 I 0 0 0-1 10 1
llattcrles Young asid Crlger; Mcuer and
Cradj. Umpire I'msllc. Attendance 7,300.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturday's Games.
Detroit, 4. Chicago, 3.
Kansas City, 7; IlufTalo, fl.
Milwaukee, J; Imllanipolls, L,
Cleveland, II; Minneapolis, 1.
Sunday Games.
Detroit, 2; Chicago, 0.
Kansas Cltv, 3; Iliilfalo, 2.
Milwaukee, S; Indlampolls, 1,
Cleveland, 11; Minneapolis, 5.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Sunday Games.
Providence, 5; Montreal, 0.
Hartford, 7; HocliMtrr, 4.
Worcester, II; Syracuse, 3.
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ley avenue. Inquire next door.
WANTED-TO BUY .
wwted-sfcond hand mot mvciiinks.
mut be In good order; state particulars na
to make unci price Address L, M,, general de
livery, Scranton, Pa.
FOR SALE
for s.vt.r. chop two Titonorminnu)
dogs, Scotch lollie, 7 montlu; Newfound
land, ,1 jear 1011 Washburn street.
1011 S VLE-STV LIS1I FAMILY TEAM AM)
carriage, good condition. Carriage, Trib
une olllee
FURNISHED ROOM.
VANTKI V FAMILY OK FOUK ADULTS DK
ulre three or four nlcclv furnished rooms and
bath with running hot and cold water, In select
part of Scranton with sonic nice famllj ! ref
erences exchanged. Address l O Pox 2.1S.
W INIT.D TWO 1IO0MS WITH VlItbTCLvS
board, with nl.uxjnt surrounding, for ecu
tlennn. wife and
qulrtd and civ in.
two children, rciereiues re
r f. vt . Ti uiiino cincc
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTPD - CIATUAIKV OP. tAPIFS TO
travel, twentv dollars a week, also cainas
sers, two dollars a day. lira Hooper, Arllnjton
Hotel. Call alter four.
WAvrr.n-v noou ikoneii. apply no, i
l'latt Place.
W VM F.D T K.N TY MO UK C.IIII.S IN OUU
color department j those with some knowl
edge of water colors pply at the Griffin Art
Co , 2PJ Wjomlng avenue.
BJINESSOPFRTinn
$100 1NVFSTF.D NOW WIU, PKTt'nN $1,000 IN
six months, prospectus free. Lawjers' and
D.nkcrs' Oil Co., bos Angeles, Cal.
LOST.
LOsT-nCTNKK.V whsr paiik ni DIVISION
Mint, on Main nitnue, lulj's gold waUh,
with ilutlind pin Itcward if returned. Miss
fcliilTcr, 7.S0 North Main avenue.
LEGAL.
AMKNDVIKNT TO Till". CONSTITUTION TltO
PO-KIi TO Till: CITIK.NS Ol" lllli COM
MONWKVLTH lOlt THLIlt AI'l'ItOVAL Oil
UMMIION I1Y Till: (IhNKlUL ASiKMIlLY
ok nn: covimonw i:i.rn ok punvsm.-
VVMV, I'l'DLIMll li Il ORDKR OK TII11
SK Itimitv. OK Till". COMMONWKALTH, IN
PI KM'ANCi: OK AUTlCl.i: .Will OK Till'.
CONSTITUTION
A JOIN! ni:01.UTIOX
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of
the Ciiininonwenlth
Section 1 Pe It revived bv the Sinate ami
House of Hepiesentntivcs of the Commonwealth
in (leneral asembl met. That the following is
proposed as amendments to the Constitution of
the Commonwealth ot Pennsjlvanla, in accord
mre with the provisions ot the eighteenth article
One to Article Kight, Section One.
Add at the end ot the first pangraph ot said
section, after the words "shall be entitled to
vote at all elections," the words "subject how
ever to such laws requiring and regulating the
registration of electors as the General As-cmblj
ma enact," so that the said section shall read
as follows;
section 1 Qualifications of Electors. Kvery
mile citizen twentv one .vears of ae, possessing
the following nullifications, slnll be entitled to
vote at all elections, Mibjcct however in such
laws requiring and regulating the ngistntion of
electors as the general assembly miy enact'
He shall have been a citien of the United
States at least one month.
lie shall have residid in the state one jcir
(or if, laving prcloul) 1 in a qualified r lector
or native born titlnii of tin -tati, he shall
have removed therefrom and returned, within
sK months. Immediate I J preceding the elec
tion )
lie shill have resided in Ihe election district
where he shall olTer to vote at leat two months
immcillitelv preceding the election.
If tncntj two jeirs of age and upwards, he
shall have paid within two )ears a sttte or
county tax, which shill hive been assessed at
least two months and paid nt leaM one month
before the election.
Amendment Llcvcn to Article Kight, Section
Seven
Strike out from salel section the words "but
no elector shall bo deprived of the privilege ot
voting by reason ot his name not being regis
tered," mid add to slid section the following
words, "but law's regulating jnd requiring the
rrglstntlnn of electors mav be enacted to apply
to cities onlv, provided that such laws be uni
form for cities of the same class," so that tho
j Id section shill reail as fnllowa-
Section 7 Uniformity o Klectlon Laws. All
liws regulating the holding of elections by the
citlnns or fir the registration of electors thall
he uniform throughout the state, but laws regu
I itlng nnd requiring the registration of elec
tors mav be enacted to applv to cities onlj,
piovlihd tint such laws be unifoim for cities of
the same th-es
V true conv of the Joint Resolution
W V win- ST.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
AMnNDMIlNT TO Till! ( ONSTI ITTION- PltO
POsH) '10 TUB tITIKNS OK THIS COM
MONWKVLTH KOI! IllK.lIt AlTPOVVL On
in'.iinioN iiy run .inkhi. sspmih.y
OK 111K (OVIMONWK.VI.TII OK Pr.NNSl.L
VVNIV., PI'IIMSIII I) nv OllllKIt OK nn:
M-ciii.TVHY or inn commovh i:lth, iv
iMitstvNci or vitTiti.t: win ok tub
constitution
v joint m:soLuno
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of
the Commonwealth
Section 1 Pe It resolved bv the Senile and
House of Representatives of the Comiinnwealth
of I'ennsvlvanla In fJeneril Assembly met, tint
the following is proposed as an amendment to
the Constitution of tho Commonwealth of I'enn
svlvanit in accord-nice with the provisions ot
the Klghtccnth article thereof.
Amendment
Strike out section (our of article eight, and in
sert In p'aee thereof, as follows:
Section 4 All elections bv the citizens shall
be by ballot or by such other method as may
be prescribed by law : Provided, That secrecy
in voting be preserved
A true cop) of the Joint Resolution.
W W (HllFST.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
MOB AWAITED ELDERS.
Policemen Refuse to Allow Dowle's
Men to Lecture.
Mansfield, O., Aup. 5. Oveiseer John
Hammer Piper and nideis E. I'. Fish
er, A. W. McClurkln nnd A. McFnr
land, of Dowle's Christian Catholic
church In ZIon, arrived here early to
day, ns scheduled.
A mob ot over tw o thousand was In
watting. The policemen refused to al
low them to Bet out of the car, nnd
amid cheeis and shouts they went on
to Ashland, fourteen miles east. Theie
they attempted to hlio a carriage to
drive here, but all tho llvervmen 10
fused their requests. They telegraphed
back that they would bo here again In
the afternoon, and they came. Neaily
four thousand people wero at the depot
and aualn they were not permitted to
leavo the car. They then said: "If wo
cannot cet off here, we will ko on to
Chicago, but we cannot promise that
we will not be back here next Sunday."
Tho city Is now quiet again.
King Alexander Weds.
Belgrade, Aug, 5 King Alexander jrsterday
wedded Mine Draga Maschin, the cereinou.v being
performed with great pomp. In honor of the
event the king tranted an amnesty, together
with numeicus political pardons, Including the
J former radical premier, Tauaclunovich.
Exchange.
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED AS Vflhr, SALK.SM X,
or collector, or an pajlng position Address
It. J., 210 Spring sheet, Piovldcncc
SITUATION "WANTED- experienced HOOK
keccr can bo engaged for evenings or Sein
day morning. II. Iluepcke, 10u l'cnn imnuc
SITUATION" iUli:il-10 f.O Ol t 11Y Till!
ninnlh Mrs. W. 11. tevrii, 4U1 Apple avo
Iiuc, Dumnorc, Pa
MirvriOK WAMl'D-llV AS km-khiknci.u
girl at fancy needle uik, batlenburg ami
rcnalsancc" also clctklnif. C. K , TOO btranton
street, city.
WASin.sn, nioMsrj on ny kind ok iaun-
dry work done it 7.10 Adauw aenue, rer
WANTKD-l'OSlTIOS VS STKNOOIlAl'lll.K AM)
tjpcwrlter; four jrars' experience', good
knowledg-c ol liRllir.". Iteferentri! I.. V.. 'i rib
line office.
V-
SITUATION' WAXTI.I) S W RT NUHSK.
drew S. n , Tribune ollko. ritj.
AD-
SITt'VriOV VV VNTI D-TO OO OUT WVSHINO
and ironlne by the daj ; vahliit and Ironing
taken home also Call or address 1., 1). Jit
Sunner annuo.
SITUATION W VNTKD-IIY ltrsl'KTAIIU'.
color. 1 girl as cook In a nice fundi) , good
wages, sleep home nights Vldress, 401 cw
street.
lOl'.NO WOMW Ill.SIHI'S POSITION' AS Wl.T
nurse. S. II., Tribune office
SITL'VTIOV WANTIil-IlY V 111(11! S( 11001.
gradjate, bookkeeping, stenograph) or t)pe
writing Address John Orciner, Jr , 1015 S
Washington avenue.
Ol'NO MN W1MIIS POSITION AS II Ml
trnler or dirk, hotel or countn , tinldiw
references llionns Whltle), Lincoln Heights
and Slone avenue
SITUATION' W iNIKD-VOUNn M VV, Oik
linn and KnglUh, as bookkeeper, sleiiog
ripher, typewriter oi sabsmin, experienced II
Iloepcke, 219 Lickavvanm avenue, Siranlon
RECRUITS WANTED.
MAIUN'K COUPS UNIT III) STATKS N WY UK
crulU wanted Able bodied men, service en
our warships In all pirta of the world and cm
land In the Phillnpirei , when required Mm
temnt Colonel II It Itusell, N' W ( omer Lack
awanna and W)om!ng avenue?, Scranton
MONEY TO LOAN.
ANY AVIOt'NT OK MONTY TO LOW QLICK,
straight loans or Uulhllng and Loan At
from 4 to f per cent, tall on N. . Walker,
JH115 tcnnell building
DRESSMAKING.
DUKSSVIVKINO ion ClIlI.DltK.N to onui:n;
also ladies' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adams aevnue.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. II RRIOdS CLI NS PRIVY V Vl I TS VNI)
rcss pools nn odor Improved pumps uvd
A II I1H1CGS, Proprietor Leave ord-rs 110)
North Main avenue, or Licke's ilrug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry Telephone U5I0
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD O. SPVUIDINO, C. P. A., 23 TRAD
ers' Dank building
Architects.
EDWVRD II D VIS, ARCIIUKCT, LONM LI,
building, Scranton.
FRKDKRICK L. IIKOw'.N", ARCIIIT1 IT. PRICIi
building, 120 Washington avenue, Scianton.
Cabs and Carriages.
ItUnilFR TIKI I) CAI1S AND CARRIVGKS, Ill.ST
of service Prompt attention given orders, by
'phone 'Phones 2o72 and 6U2. Joseph Kcltc),
124 Linden.
Dentists.
dr. c. c. KiLF.Nnr.Horn, pvui.i iiuilding,
l-pruce street, Scianton
I). I O LYMVN, SCRANTON PRIVATK I10S
pita!, corner V joining and Mulberrv.
DR. C C. LAUHACII. 115 WVOMIMl AVKNUIl
DR. 11. P. ItBYNOLDS, OPP. P. O
Hotels and Restaurnnts.
TIIK KLK CAI P., 123 AND 127 Kit VNK1 IN AVL.
nue. Rates reasonable.
P. y.K.KHBR, Proprietor.
SCRANTON" HOt'SK. M'.VR D, L. k W. PAS
senger depot. Conducted on the Kurnpcan plan
VICTOR IvOCH, Proprietor.
Lawyers.
J. W. nROWNINfi, ATTORNEY VND ( OKNsKL-lor-at
law. Rooms 312 111 Mears bulletin;.
I) n III l'l Ofll.r. VTTOIINP.Y 10VNS NBOO.
tlated on nai estite security Mears bulhling,
curnei Washington avenue anel Spruce street
FRANK B. ItOVLK. VT IORNK.Y WD C OKNSKL.
lor-at hw. lluir building. Rooms li and II,
Washington ivenue.
Wir.LVRI). W UIRI.N f. KVVIT. AT"IORNi:S
and Counsellors at Law. Republican building,
Washington avenue
JIWP . Jl'ssl p, VTTORNKVS AND ( OI V
Mlloisatlaw (ommemwialth bulhling, Rooms
l'l, 20 and 21.
J AVlis W 41 Vlvl ORD, siTOIINBi" VI LVW.
Rooms 311, 515 anil apl Iloinl of Trade building
I D VRD W 111 VY1 II. ViroRNKY.
'KM 001, 0th lloor, Mears building.
ROOMS
L. A. WvTRl.s, VTTOR.N'KY VTLVW, HOARD
of Trade Iiuilding, strjnti n, Pa
C. It PITCHK.n. nORNK.Y-ATLAW, COM
monwcalth building, hcr.inlon. Pa,
FATTK.nSON e. WILCOX, TRVDKRS' NATIONAL
Hani, building.
C COMIOYS, U ItKPUIH.ICVN HU1I.DIN0
A. W."ilKinilOLK, AITORNKV. MB HIS PLDa
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
DR. W K
avenue.
ALLBN", 5U NOR I II VSIIINOTOV
DR S W. l.'AMORKU'N. OFFICII .1.10 WASH.
Ington avenue. Rchlenic, HIS MulbcriJ.
Chronic dlscasm, lungs, heait kldnejs and
genlto urlnar) organs a specialty Hours, 1 to
4 p nt.
Schools.
SCHOOL OK TUB LVCKVW NN V. S( I1WION',
Pa Courses preparator) to college, law, tnwll
cine or business 0pena sept. 12th Seml for
eatilogue Hev Thomas VI ('ami. 11,1), prill
clpal and prorpletor; W. B. PJumlev, A. M.,
headmaster.
Seeds.
0 R. CI.MIK k CO. SK1DSMBN AND NURS
ervmen, stere 2ul Wa.hlnt.ton avenue, green
houses. 1'i'A) North Main avenue, stoic tele
phone, 72
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KULTTKL. REAR 611 LVCKVW WW
avenue, Scranton, Pa,, manufacturer of Whe
Screens
Miscellaneous,
BAUER'S ORCIIKsTRV-MUSIC KOR II M.I S,
picnics, paitles. itetptlons, weddings ami con
cert work furnished, Kor terms aldress II. J
Bauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenue, over
Ilulhert'a music store.
MFOARCIKK BROS . PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, KN
velones, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scianton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Schedule In Effect iitay 27, 1900.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburp;, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington nnd for Pitts
burg nnd the West.
0.38 a. m.,iweok days, for Hazletoa,
ottsvllle, Rending, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia nnd for Sun
bury. Harrlsburg, Philadelphia
BaltimoreWashington and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundayi
1.58 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington and Pittsburg ant
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
vllle, Reading, &c, week days.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury
Hazleton, Pottsvllle, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
J II WOOP. Oen. Tass. Act.
J II HUTCHINSON, Oen, Mgr.
Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Western,
In rfTect June 10. 1000
Soulh Leave Scranton for New York at 1.4
3 00. 3.40, 8 00 ami 10 OS a m , 1? 55, 3 83 and
8 10 p. m Kor Philadelphia at 5 10, 8 09 and
10 05 a m ; 12 35 anil 3 3.1 p. m. Kor Strouds
buig at 0 10 p m Milk and accommodation ai
1 10 P m Arrive at Iloboken at fl 53. 7.13,
10 H a in . 12 n8, 2 47, 1 4S, 7 10 and 0 41 p. ir.
Arrive at Philadelphia at 10 00 a m ; 1 00, 3 4S,
0 00 and 8 22 p m tVrrlve from New York It
1 0j, 4 00 and 10.20 a. m 1.00. 1 52, 5 41, 8 4!
and 1110 p, m Ktem Stroudsburg at 8.05 a
in
North letvo Scranton for Puflalo and Inter
mediate stations at 1 10, 4 10 and 8.10 a. in.,
1 63, 5 41 and 11 35 i. m. Kor Oswego and fyra
cine at 4 10 a m and 1 33 p m Kor Utlca at
1 lu a m and 1.53 p in Kor Montrose at h.30
a m , 1 05 p hi anil 6.48 p m For Nlchol.
son at 4 00 and 0 15 p m. Kor Illnghamton. 10 'J
and 8 50 p m. Arrive In Scianton from IlufTalo
ft 1 JO, 2 53, 5 35 and 10 00 a m ; .ISO and 8 00
p in I'rnin Oswego ami Syracuse at 2 63 a, m.;
12 31 and 8 no p m Krom Utlea at 2 55 a. m.
12 IS aid t !0 p in. Prom Nicholson at fl 50 .
in incl 8 00 p m Kiom Montrose at 7.65 and
10 00 a. in . 3 2(1 and 8 00 p m.
Illoon hbhrir llicRlmi Iavp Reranton foe
Nerthumbcrlind at el 45, 10 0", n m . 1 55 and
5 50 p m Kor PUiuntitli at 1 05. J.40, 8.55 and
II 15 p in I r N miii oke at 8 10 a in Arrive!
at Norlluniihcilaml .it 0 3 a mil 10, 600 and
45 p m Vrrlve Nnntleoke at I) 10 a. m. Arrive
at Pit. mouth at 2 00, 4 12 and 9 50 p m. and
12.10 a m Virlve at Serantun from Xorthunv
brilaml nt 0 n m , 1215, 4.50 and 8 45 p.
m Krom N'untlcokc at 11 00 a in Irom Plym
outh at 7 50 a in , .1 20, 5 35 and 11.10 p. m.
SI VV TRUSS.
'oulli leave sennlou 1 40, J.00, 6.40, 10 03 a.
in . ,t. n, .) 40 and 8 10 p m.
North -Leive S. rinlon at 1 10, 4 10 a. m.; I.a5,
u 41 anil 11 15 ii in.
Illonmshiirg Division Leave Scranton at 10.03
a ;n and 5 60 p in
Delaware nnd Hudson.
in rtTeet May 27. 1900.
Trains for arbondale leave Scranton at (120,
7 5!, S VI. 10 n l m , 12 00, 1.23, 2.20, 3 52, 6 23,
0 25. 7 67, 0 15. 1 15. 1.10 p m.
Kor llon.eilile ind I.akc Lodore C 20, 10 11 a.
in . 2 '20 and 5 23 p m
Kor Wilkes lline-: 15. 7.48. 8 43. 9 38, 10.41 a.
in ; 12 0.1, 1 2, 2 is, .1 31, 4.27, fl 10, 7.41, 10 11,
11.0 p m
Kor L V It. R points 0 45 a. m.; 12 03, 2.13,
." J and 11 !0 p m.
Kor I'ennsvlvanla R. R. points fl 43, 0 33 a.
in ; 2 is tihI 4 27 p in.
Kor Mlunv and all points noith fl 20 a. m.
nnd 3 52 p. in.
St'NDVYTRVlNR.
For Carbondale 7.20, 0 00, 11.13 a. m.; 2.2,
3.52. 5 47, 10 52 ii m
Kor Wilkes Itarre 3 38 a. m J 12 03, 1.58, 3.2J,
1 42, fl 27. 8 27 p. m
Kor Albany ami points north 3 52 p in.
Kor llonesdalo and Lake Lodore 'I 00, 11.33 a.
m and .1 52 p. in
Iowi't rales to all points In United States and
Canadi
J W I1KRDK Iv, O P. A , Albany, N. Y.
ii. vv. cius, ii. r. A, scranton, i-a.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In riTect May 27, 1900.
Trains Leave scranton
For Philadelphia and New York, via D. k H.
It It ,' at fi 15 a m and 12 at, 2 18, 4 27 (Black
Diamond Kspress), ami 11 TO p. m. Sundais, D.
S. II R R , 1"5S, 7 48 n m
Kor White Haven, Hazleton and principal
points in the coal legions, via D 11. It. It.,
0 45, 2 IS and 4 27 p m Kor Pottsvllle, 0.45,
2.18 p. m
lor Ilethlchem, Fasten, Heading, Harrishurg
anil principal intermediate stations via D. & II.
It R, 0 45 a m; 12 03. 2 1s, 4 27 (Dlack Dia
mond Kxpress), 11.20. Sundajs, I), a II. R. n.
1 5S, 7 4$ p. m
Kor Timkhannock, Towanda, F.lmlra, Ithaca,
Ocneva ami principal Intermediate stations, via
D, L A. W. It It, b 08 a. m.; 103 and 3.33
p. m
Kor f.enev a, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago, anil all points west, via D. k II. II It ,
12 0.1, .1 3.1 (Black Diamond Express). 7.18, 10 11.
11 30 p m Sundas, 11. 4. 11 R. R , 12.03 p.
m . 7 4S p m
Piillmm pirlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
pirlor cirs on all trains between Wilkes Harro
and New Yoik, Philaelelphia, Ruflalo and Sus
pension Bridge
IvOI.LIN II WIinUR, Oen Supt., 20 Cortland
street. New lorl.
CH Mtl.l.s S. I.KB. Oen. Tass. Agt , 28 Cortland
btreet, New York
A W NONNMIUIIBR, Dlv. Pass. Agt., South
Bethlehem, Pi
Kor tickets and Pullmsn reservations apply 30?
Laekawinm avenue, Scranton, Pa
Central Raihoad of New Jersey.
stitlom In New York Koot of Liberty street,
N' It . ami South 1 enj.
Vnthiiiile coil used exclusively, insuring
cleanliness and comfort.
1IMK T MUX IN I H'l CT M Y 20, 1000,
Trains leave scranton for New York, Newark,
Bllrabeth, 1 iniaelel hia, l.atnn, Bethlehem, AI.
lintowu, Vlauch Chunk and White Haven, at 8.S0
a in ; cpiess, 1 20, ivprcss, 4 00 p. m. Sundavs,
2 15 p in
Kor PIttston ami Wilkes Barre, 8 TO a. m , 1 20
and 4 00 p in sundavs. 2 15 p m.
Kor Mountain Park. 8 .'0 a. m , 1.20 and 4 00
p m sundaes, 2 15 p. m
Kor Baltimore ami Washington, and points
South ami West via Bethlehem, 8 30 a. m, 1.20
p in Suiiihvs, 2 15 p m
Kor Long Branch, Ocean firove, etc, at (3 30
through ear) a in inel 1 20 p m
Kor Renllng, lebinon and llarrlsbuig, via VI.
bntown, 8 .10 a m and 120 p. m. Sundays,
2 15 p m
Kor Pottsvllle, 8 10 a m , 1 20 p. m
Through tickets to all points east, south and
wct at lowest rates nt the slatlsji
I II OIII.1IM SKN, l.en Supt.
II P BVIDWIV, Oen. Pass Agt.
New York, Ontario and Western R.R.
T1MB TABI.B IN IITMT SUND Y, JUNE 21.
Usui.
North Hound Trains.
leave Leave
Scran- Carbon- Arriva
Trains, ton elale. Cadosla.
joi 10 10 a m. 11.20 a m. 1.05 p.m.
oat 3 15 p in. 4 32 p. m. 4 45p m.
207 OOeip in rnveC.irbondale,8.40 p.rr.
South Bound Trains
leave Leave
Cadceli. Carbondale. Reisnton.
202 7 00 a.m. 7.40 a' m.
ot 840a m. 1002a. m. 10.45a m.
200 ....... 2.05 p in 3 Up in. i 20 p m.
M'NDVYS ONLY.
North Bound,
leave Leave
Mian- Caibon- Arrlva
ton dale. Cadosla,
201 8.10a. in 010a. in 10 45a m.
209 7.00 p in Arrive Carbondale,7.45 p. m.
South Bound.
Leave leave
Cadoela. Carbondale. Scranton.
202 7 00 a.m. 7 40 a.m.
201 4 30 p. in. 6 5lp m. A.35 p. m
Train No 201 makes connection or points
North and Ninth on Main Line, at Cadosla.
Tialns Nos, 2ai and 201 make Walton, Delhi,
Ilamelen ami Sldne) connections.
Trains Nos 205 and 20 make Main Line con
nections on .sundav
Kor lurihi" information, consult ticket agents.
J. C. VNDl.ltsiiN, l.en ra vgt , rvevv inm
J, B WILSII, Traveling Passenger Agent, Scran
ton, Pa.
Erie nnd Wyoming Valley.
Time Table In Effect May 28, 1900.
Trains leave- Seranton lor Hawley, Lake Ariel
ami intermediate pi hits as follows: No. 2, 8.45
a, m ; No 4, 2 25 p in , No 0, 0.20 p. m. ; No,
8, 7 55 p in
Sunday trains, at 0 00 a m and 2 00 p. m
Trains No 2 alii i"o. 1 connect at Hawley for
points on Ktle rolliold.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKES BM1RE nrCORD CAN BB II Ms
in Scranton at the news standi of Relsman
Bros , 405 Spruce ami 60J Linden; M Norton,
12-2 laielavvanua avenue, I. 8 Schutur, 211
Sniuce street. "
SCALP TREAT Mg NT
MRS!,. T. KELLFI?, SOALP THEATMXNT, BcV.j
shampooing, 60c , facial maasift; manicur
ing, 25c; chiropody, 701 Qulncy.
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