THE SCRANTOiV TUIBL'XL-TUESDA Y, SEFTUMUtiU 11. 1000.
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LACKAWANNA COUNTY
CARBONDALE.
COUNCIL MEETING.
Commoners met InBt nlclit and
passed a big list of bills, Including tho
street nay-roll for August. Ilesolu
tlons were adopted as follows:
That clerk get supplies for councils
nt once; that engineer crown and ditch.
Brooklyn street from the Delaware
and Hudson crossing at Eighth ave
nue 'to Grecnlleld street; that engineer
crown nnd ditch Columbia avenue from
New Cemetery street to city line; tint
city clerk advertise for bid on North
Church street bridge. An ordinance
was Introduced and, ordered printed,
appropriating $1,200 Tor the Noith
Church street bridge. The amount ts
to be taken from the moneys remain
ing In surface sewer and Are alarm ap
propriations. THOUSANDS HEAR CONCERT.
The weather last night was Ideal
and thousands of persons were attract
ed to Municipal park by the Mozart
band, which rendered In exceptionally
fine style from the balcony of Hotel
Anthracite the following programme
of music:
March, "Citizen Soldiers" Taylor
Overture, "Echoes from the Windy
City" DeWltt
Selection, "Fortune Teller". ...Herbert
Intermezzo, "Cavallero Rustlcanl,"
Mascngnl
Medley, "Popular Kentucky".. Boettger
Waltz, "Calanthe" Holtzman
March, "Canadian Club" Huff
The two last numbers prepared tho
throng for the Mozart social In Hurke's
hall, which was largely attended and
much enjoyed.
TOAST LIST.
Yesterday tho chairman of th com
mittee on toasts gave out the follow
ing programme of post-prandlal fea
tures for tonight's big Masonic social
and banquet:
Toastmaster, W. W. Fletcher; "Our
City," G. F. Swlgert; "Friends," L-ouls
Qramer; selected, John S. Nlles; "Our
State," T. F. Wells; "Fifty Yeam
Ago," W. It. Baker; "Our Homes," .1.
II. Alexander; "Fraternity," E. E.
Garr; "Neighbors," It. A. Zimmerman.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edgett have
returned to their home In Scranton.
C(irl Koeslger, of this city, Is enter
taining Dr. Stratton, of Scranton.
Miss .Marie Dalev, who spent the
summer at the seashore, has returned
home.
Harry Lister left yesterday for Phil
lips Exeter academy, Exeter, N. II.
Mrs. Kupp and daughter are visit
ing the city engineer at Hotel Harri
son. Miss Marian Crane, of Lincoln ave
nue. Is entertaining Mrs. Cail Sterling,
of Perth Amboy, N. J., and Miss Mary
Harrison, of Alexandria, Va.
Harry J. Hall Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. J. J. Harris, at Savilton, N. Y.
Frank Fox Is entertaining his father,
Horace Fox, at Hotel Anthracite.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Primitive Methodist Association
Convention A Day's Outing at
Lake Wlnola Personnl and Other
News of Interest.
The fifteenth semi-annual conven
tion of the Young People's Wesley
league of the Primitive Methodist as
sociation of the Wyoming district will
be held today at the Primitive Metho
dist church of the Arehbald. ' There
will be three sessions, commencing at
10.30 a. in., 2 o'clock and 7 p. in. Tho
following Is the programme for the
day:
Morning Session.
10.30 a. m.. devotional exercises. Rev.
George Slouther.
Address of welcome, Rev. James
Walker.
Response, Rev. E. Iiey.
1. roll call; 2, reception of delegates;
3, reading minutes of last convention:
4, reports of committees; C, miscel
laneous business; 6, next convention;
election of officers.
Afternoon Session.
2.00, devotional exercises, Rev. T. Take,
"In Our Local League."
Papers, Miss Masters; subject, "What
Active Part Should the Ladles Take
In Our Local League."
Recitation, Miss Nellie Powell.
Singing, congregation.
Paper, Mr. Thomas Hooper; subject,
"Helps and Hindrances to a Health
ful Development of Social Life."
Solo, Mr. Alfred Hartshorn.
Evening Session.
7.00, devotional exercise, president
elect. Chorus, Primitive Methodist choir.
Paper, Mr. Alfred Hartshorn; subject,
"The Relation of the Pastor to the
Wesley League Convention."
Recitation, Miss Jessie Wells.
Solo, Mrs. Joseph D. Myers.
Paper, Miss Mame Monls; subject,
"How Can We Create More Interest
In Our Local League?"
Anthem, D. B. Howells and E. Lander.
Singing, congregation.
Benediction.
The president of the league Is Rev.
George Slowther, of Scianton, and
Mrs. Joseph D. Myers is tho secretary.
A party of young people from this
town and Arehbald enjoyed n straw
rldo to Lake Wlnola on Saturday.
where the day was pleasantly spent.
Those who composed tho party were
A Skin of Reauty lo a Joy Forover.
Dit. t. rcux ounrtAPii'i oiiifntai.
CItKAU, UU MAUIC'AI, 1IKAL 1 lriClt.
Kenoves Tin, Ptmpli, met W
Molh I'aUhM, Hull, and bili
uuwxfc mu ercrjr tiemiik os
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deteetloa. It km
stood tu tt o( M
LMxs, and ta a
armletave tatte li
to b aura It la prop
erly nude. Aocept
no counterfeit ot
almljarliaxua. Pr.U
A. Barr aald to at
Udr of tha naaVUB
(a j5tlant)i "Aa jea
uwflea will una tLem,
1 reeommand 'Oontv
aud a Crt am ' aa tba
Uatt bamfulof all
tha kln prepara
tions " For aala or
all Dmirirlta and
IhscT-Oooda IHelera la tba U. S., Canada, and Curopa,
ruUt. T. BOPXUra. rroo'r, R Qraat Joaiaa m, K.T.
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0 Dr. Peal"s Pennyroyal PESils
NvTbeyaro prompt, safe and certain in result.
w Tbo rcni'.mo (Dr. Feal'ij never disappoint. Bold for S1.C0 per box.
For Salo by JOHN
Spruce street.
H, PHELPS,
Misses Edna Stone, Minnie Reiger,
Bessie Powell, Lizzie Nichols, Alice
Pfaff, Muble Gaul, Minnie Kahn,
Annie Stevens, and Messrs. William
Pfaff, William Nash, Ellsworth Jen
kins, Ezra Gaul, Ezra Kahn. Frank
Nash, Thomas Mori Is, Owen Lenahun,
Reese Thomas and Hnrry Barrier.
Miss Mamie Francis left for Hlooms
burg Normal school yesterday, after
spending her vacation at the home of
her parents, Councilman and Mrs, John
Francis, of Grove street.
Lackawanna lodge, No. 113. Ameri
can Protestant association, will meet
In their rooms this evening.
Misses Lillian and Amtllu Evans, of
North Main street, have been tho
guests of their sister, Miss llattle
Evans, nt Fleetvllle, for the past few
days. Titus Aston, of Spring Brook, was a
visitor here on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel 1). Phillips nnd son,
Samuel, of Taylor street, have re
turned home from their visit to Kings
ton. Miss Ethel Plpper, of West Scran
ton, was the guest of Miss Mattle
Powell, of North Main Htreet, on Sun
day. Miss Jennie Harris,' of Muln stieet,
left yesteiday for Bloomsburg Normal
school, where she will take up a course
of study.
T. A. Evans called on relatives in
lMwardsdale recently.
Mr. William Tldd has returned fiom
his sojourn to Ocean Grove nnd Hud
son liver.
Miss Carrie Phillips, of Hyde Park,
visited Miss Jennie Harris, of Muln
stieet, on the Sabbath.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD
William Mellow to Undergo an Oper
ation Today Kicked by a Horse.
Personal News.
William Mellow, of Second street,
who several months ago was operated
upon for appendicitis, was taken ser
iously 111 last week and has since suf
fered intense pain In the legion of hi
former trouble. YesterJay Dr. Wheel
er.of Carbondale, was here in consul
tation with the family physician and
It was decided to remove him to the
hospital at Carbondale, where an oper
ation will be performed upon him this
morning for the removal of pus which
the physicians are of the opinion Is
the cause of his present suffering.
Frederick Brown, a yountc man 17
years of age, grandson of Henry
Brown, of the Berrlngton Stock Farm,
at Greenfield, was kicked by a horse
quite severely in the stomach yester
day and very berlously Injured.
Misses May and Ray Copeland, of
Albany, N. Y., are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. John Solomon, of Main stieet.
Frank Giles, Jr., of Second street,
spent Sunday with Wllkes-Uarre
friends.
Henry Maynard, Christopher Whit
ney and Benjamin Layman attended
the mass meeting of miners at Scran
ton on Sunday.
Rev. M. E. Lynott, pastor of Sacied
Heart church, will today move Into
the new parochial residence which has
been erected for him south of the
church. The house is a substantial
one, containing most of the modem
Improvements, and was built fiom the
original designs of the pastor.
The school boaid will hold their
regular monthly meeting this evening.
Beit Gable, of Albany, N. Y., who
has been visiting friends hole for the
past week, will return today.
Manager Smith and Bookkeeper Sll
verblatt, of tho wholesale meat house,
spent Sunday In Wllkes-Barre
Mrs. Annie Lander, of Scranton, was
a visitor heie last evening.
The threatened stilke stilt continues
the absorbing topic of conversation.
Opinion is divided upon the causo of
the latest postponement, and many
hope that this action may be the
means of averting the trouble.
A WONDERFUL CURE OP
DIARRHOEA.
A PROMINENT VIRGINIA
EDITOR
Had Almost Given Up, but Was
Brought Bnck to Perfect Health
by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
nnd Diarrhoea Remedy.
READ HIS EDITORIAL.
From the Tlmm, Illllstllle, Va
I suffered with diarrhoea for a long
time and thought I was past belnir
cured. I had spent much tlma und
money and suffered so much misery
that 1 had almost decided to give up
all hopes of recovery und await, the
result, but noticing the advertisement
of Chambeiluin's Colic, Cholera and
Elanhoea llemedy and also some tes
timonials Btatlng ho.v seme wonderful
ernes had been wrought u this reme
dy, I decided to try 11. After taking
a feu doses I was entirely well of that
trouble, nnd I wish to say further to
my leaders and fellow-sufferers that
I am a hale and hearty man today
and feel as well as I ever did in my
llfp. O. K. Moore Sold by nil druu
nists. Mntths Lros., wholesale and
retail a"nts.
PECKVILLB.
What mii,'ht hate proved to be a dUastioui
Are wjs nipped in the bud at shout 6 o'clock
eterday mornlnK. Daniel Wilcox, an empljje
of the Peck Lumber company, at the abote nour
was is1iik through the lumbtr yard and dia
toiercd smoke Usuins from the reap of the feed
mill of .1 T Njhart He qukklj Rao the
alarm ti uteral piople nearliy and huirled to the
mill n empty m car atwdlng nt tho mill
as in Haines A buiket brlgaile after a fiw
minutes quick work placed the flames under ion
trol A large hole uaa burned in the ar floor
and one end of the car was badly damaged The
ar stood Ritliln two feet of the mill, and had
the flames not hem dlscoured earlt, they would
haie communliated with the mill The origin
of the tiro is not known
Mr Let I Staue und daughter, Sadie, ipeut
Sunday wun friends at Vardoii, Wajne county.
Mrs. W W l'eck returned jesterday from a
tlslt with relatltd at UulTalo, . Y.
OLYPHANT.
The I'ather Mathiw Opera house will upen for
Ihe season tomorrow iiiirht, when "Tlie Irish
I Pawnbroker," a delightful farce comedy, will
bv presented If jou want a koo.1 lauh be sure
I and attend Admission, 25, 33 and 50 rents.
IThe following: students left Jfitcrilay for their
retpectite platei it study: Mlssea Jeanette
EVERY WOMAN
geantiidi a reliable, tnoithtr'auittiif medicine. Only haroal
tha purest tit up ikould be at1. If yeu vast Ike bast, ret
Pharmacist, ccr. Wycmintravcnu and
Telegram
from Russia:
"SCND TO AMTCIIKOPP PALACP, ST.
PiTERSDURO, IMMEDIATELY ANOTHER
CASE OP VIN MARIANI FOR HER IM
PERIAL MAJBSTY EMPRESS OF RU8.
SIA."
Ordirod by tuo Court Pliy'clnrj.
(MARIANI WINE )
WORLD FAMOUS TONIC,
Prominent People Fverywber. Ue It
Sold l.y ill drug&lsti. Refusa Substitutes
Marlanl It Co., 52 W. 15lh at., New York, pub
lish a handsome took ot endorsements ot F.m
perors, Ktnpress, Princes, Cardinals, Archbishops
and oiler distinguished personages. It it stnk
gratis and pestpsld to all who write (sr It.
Kinifsley and Mai Waring, for llloomsbure;
Annie Patten, for .vMiinfltlil, (irace Lyue,h, to St.
Intuit' emliiary, on the Hudson, Eugene
O'ltojle, tur St. diaries' college, Elllcott City,
Md., and Austin Lynch, lor Holy Croa collrgTf,
Worcesttr, Mass.
JIU lfjr Junes aouit Smday will Wilkes
Ham? friends.
I". 1 Callahan, of Scranton, was a caller In
town yesterday,
Mr. and Mr niiliard Pettigrew- and Ilia, .leu
nie Mason spent Sunday a Lake Pojiitcllc.
A little (laughter has arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Slue Cawley, on I.ackavvaiiua
street.
Misses ficorcrla Thomas and Alice Patten spent
Sunday at Like Arid.
Mr. and Mm. Walter Telia, xlsited relative
ot Durjea on Sunday.
MM 11 A. Evans, of Blakely, has lettmied
home after a thno necks' iMt with relatives
at Scrantou
Willie Toud, of Wllkes-Barre, Is spending a
few dajs with Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mackey,
of Ijckawanna street.
Dinlcl Matthews returned veste relay from a
trip to Lak Ariel
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
John 11. Joins, of Ednardidalc, arc the guest
of lira. Mary Probert, of Drlaware street.
MOOSIC.
Mr. (ialland Tiugley, of Ulbxou, Siiequehautia
comity, apent Sundav with hla sister, Uis. J N.
Bailey.
Mcwis. John and Chailes RoberKou left )es
tei-Jay for the Liilvenlty of Pennsylvania, at
Philadelphia.
Mis Jennie Crover and niece, MIm l.ila, are
visiting the foiiner's brother at Albany, N. .
Miss StelU Wills returned tu ft Ceeella'a
academy, vvhero the will eontlima her atudiea
for the coming; yrar.
Mr. Eugene. Kike returned ytsterday from hla
parent' home at White Havm.
Mr. and Mr. Al. bmlth spent Sunday at Par
tons. Mr. 9. O. Klelntoh, of Milrkhlnn,v, wad the
truest of Mr. and Mis. Ikhoonovor jrtteiday.
fhe Moosic Powder coinyauv paid tLwr ecu
plovea jcsttida.v.
the Ladles' Aid society ot thu Methodist chunh
will meet at the paitonsKe this afternoon at .1 ;u
o'cloik.
Hre a dlicoicltd in the house owned by
Mr Ilarrie, of South Miln t-triet, ou Sunday
uftiriioou The alarm wjh c!en and the Iiomj
company i, upon Jul; but their denier wero not
needed, as the named wre quickly eitfuiuibhul
by a Imcket lirlfrade.
51 is. Hubert While of Dunmorr, vilted tier
mather, Mia L U. Warnei, yesterday.
CLARK'S SUMMIT.
Miss Ilertha UolJ, of Siranton, Is the guctt of
MI-.4 Carrie Uatriuau.
Vivi lletiilr Coons, who has beeu vlsilin Ler
brother, S ('. Coons, and family, has returned
to her home at Newalk, X. J.
Mrs. Louis HuiUi), who lias been tlmtlng her
con, has luturued at her borne at aiaic, New
Yoik tlatr
.Mr. and Mrs K McKiuzle, of Sainton, Sdva
located hese peinuniitl
The fuuiral of Josephine, the .i-vear old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Thiodore UowUbj, who died
last Sunda allir a thne da) a' illness, will take
place, at 'J 30 p m. from the hou today. Hev.
(' 11. llejnold", ot the Mtthodiat lpitiopal
(hurcli, will preach tho funeral sermon.
Station Agent Tied Weeks is indisposed
lien 1'cdriik Is oviupyiug his new mtat inarkit.
Ordirs for the Scranton Tribune can be left at
Martin Hold's baibsr shop.
DONATIONS FOR THE HOME.
Large Number Acknowledged by tho
Managers.
The Home for the Friendless ack
nowledges with giatltude gifts from
many donors. Among these were
some friends from South Canaan, who
sent a quantity of vegetables and
fiuit. They weie: O. Buckingham, H.
II. Shaft-r, G. A. Spangenburg, Eu
gene Sw Ingle, Hev. D. W. DeForest,
H. r. Swingle, It. E. McMeans. I.
Cobb, H. S. Hloes and two "ft lends."
Other donations wete:
Mrs 1. K Smith, Mrs V . Uowir, Mis
Walter Matthew, rloiluim, Mis. II. I' Wilklns,
Mi (oia Miinlield. llii l.ull-i' and Mattr
lull landisiv, lle 1'. S Ilalleutlur, Mlvi 11-11
mil, llet K llloriis. Ht II Keunedv, lead
mtf matler. Mivs Und, tllks, tli , Mr Nora
l.ivtv, flowers, Uode Mll.e Aiddental fund e
nniioi ipiantlti piotitlons, Ml" Klleu Hen
iutt, suifai. toap, ln. W. W. Sirautuu, two
bauels appli and pears. Mis. It. U Hrmiks,
Mrs 0 t) Uruk. C. A. Wlles, Mid lliumas
Diikvin, a fiiend, lira. 1,. II. Totter, Mrs. r W.
Stranton, barrels flour; Cli I'ipe club, i,uau
til) proxUious; Huth and letlie Muke), 'pun
i ii t.wnt loin; II. Kebile, meat, II I'iriie,
Ma'ctablis; Willint; Woilirs, of rJunmore, tlow
irs and LOITee, Waldmr's baker), Miss l'aa;le
ildUr, bnsd, . Siranton, llnee banela
apples, lamoiid iildeutal fund, quautltt pio
tctlous; Dr. l S Kdincdy, Mellen'a 'oo1, Mrs,
II II Crane, fruit; .1 A ldkhert, two ions
ciiil; V L. Miller, 110 ears corn; Ml-u Jennio
lte)iiolds, gelatine, i.iu'eilianz sutiet;, pro us
lots, (liarlia (jrlKei, fitilt . Mrs P. Hunk,
nuivcry atipplies. Mi. I A l'enn)pacatr, Mrs
i'.lKlmanu, tandy, '1 II MiCIIntOLk, textablts;
Mrs J It Cohin. window airnns, iUtn .hM
Leea, takia; Mrs. II. II Crane, suyar and tiuil,
Mim Susan Duklismn, fruit and randy, Sadie
M it i tit 1 1 bairrl apples; Consumers' he lompauy,
ke daily, Laikawanna Dilry coiapanr, milk;
Mr. C. 1) Joues, tartage, Uia. A. H lllair, Mrs.
Serena Yon Slonh, Mrs. J. C Huntington, J.
L. Williams ti Hro
Satbiiiai night donoit' Court IIoue Cash
store, Kvervtt Hios , . II. Alkn, II A. I'lerre,
Mrs. S. Samter, Lindner's, Itohrwasser'a bakery,
Ajleswotth nuat maikrt 1. K Carr k Son, A.
M. Etorr, JaiKaon's niuket, I'.. 8. lratt, Hughes'
moiket, Spencer's niaraet, 1). K. Marlicrger, K.
O Courmn. V. H I'itrce, C. K. Bone, f. Q.
Coi. tad, Golden Gate Cash store.
CORPORATIONS CHARTERED.
Ifarrlsburu;, Fept 10 --These charters were Is
cued loday: The Allcntown aud South Allen
town llrldgi) company, South Allentown, capital
$l,0UOj the National Foundry and Supply coin
pan), I'ltUlnirg cipilal H.WJ". t'artlew Water
Supply lompany, lit. 1'ocouo, capital 12,M; the
Ulack Diamond Clawi company, Etroudaburg,
capital 120,000, the Tladaghtoii Oil and (las
company, WtlUboro, capital (,000, the North
Chailerol Lind company, Ctierlerol, capital $10,.
too, Stuart MVnlng company, Homeraet, capital
100,000.
TO INVESTIGATE RACE RIOTS.
New York, Sept. 10. The eecutite committee
et the Citltens' Protect!) e league has called a
meeting In Carnegie hall for Wednesday evening,
September 12, to raise money to sultt in an
impartial Intestlgation, before the police bond,
ot the mctirt race riots.
nfhii
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF THE RAILROADS
Honieseekers' Excursions.
On tho first and third Tuesdays In
'each mouth during 1900, from Chicago
via Chicago, Milwaukee und St. Paul
railway, to points In Iowa, South anJ
North Dakota, Minnesotu, Montana,
Coloiado, Utah, Nebranka, Oregon and
Washington at the rate of one fare
plus two dollars for the round trip,
good 21 days. For further Informa
tion call on or address W. E. Howell,
O. E. P. A., 3SI Urodway, New York,
or John R. Pott. L. P. A., Hi Wllllum
stteet, Wllllamsport. Pa.
South B-akota and Wyoming.
Special excursion tickets will Ue Fold
from Chicago via Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul railway, on August 21st,
Sept. 4th aud llth. to Deadwood, Spear
Osli, Rapid City and Cuitpr, S. D., and
to Casper and Khpridan, Wyo ut one
faio plug $2 for the round trip. Good
to return until Ortober 31st, 1003. Stop
overs allotted west of Omaha. For fur
ther Infoi motion call on or address W.
S. Howell, G. E. P. A., 3!1 Broadway,
New Yoik, or John H. Pott. D. I. A.,
4SC William St., Wllllamgpoit, Pa.
Colorado and Utah.
Special excursion tickets to Denver,
Colorado SprltiBS.Pueblo und Glcnwoml
City and Ogdtwi, tTtah. will be sold
fiom Chicago via Chicago, Milwaukee
und St. Paul railway, on August Elst
und September 4th and ISth. 19M, at
rate of one fare plus 2 fot the round
trip Good to leturn until October
31st. 1900.
For fuither Information call on or
address W. S. Howell. G. E. P. A., SSI
Broadway, New York, or .Tno. R. Pott,
D. P. A., 4Sti Wllllum St., William-sport,
Pu.
THEATRICAL.
"KUlarney" at tho Academy.
The largest Iiouac of the teaton greeted pretty
little Katharine ltobcr last night in lb? open
ing programme of the week of repertoire at the
Academy of Music Her company ta an exrclleut
4ne and tho presentation, "Killarncy," was
charming. Ml Kober is ala)a winsome and
delightful in the ariotid roles the assumes tu
none is she more vltaiioua aud inteietitiug tbau
as Kitty Uurke in the pretty Irish drama.
I ouis Leon Hall, tin Irudliig- man, Is rather
too good looking, which is not a fatal fault ill
a mautineo company Oeotge Whitman's torn
edlan abilities are tar abote tin.- average and
(.oldwin 1'atton stood well up In the lunks ut
thote computing the iat la.t night
lhe tiny maid, lola Podge, tooled a Lit with
hei pleasing voice and was of course repeatedl)
retailed whrn the tat "The (lirl I Should Hate
Married, etc. "
Others who did moat satisfactory work last
night were I'raiiklln Hall, I'rank Hilton. Ham
mond Ualley, Mis. Wwodard and hi-s The pro
gnimme for this alterrwon is "CauilUe " "Ha-ai-I
Kirk" will be presonted tonight
"A Gay Old Time."
U tb Oalet) )e-teiday Clitf W (irant's Tin
deilion Uurh-slMiH hjn a week's engagement,
plesentini; "A Ua) Old Tune," a farce in three
Mines, which has not enough of a plot to give
the peisun who tried to follow it a brain fag.
It is a mere skeleton that sertes to bring the
different miniliem of the company on the stage
nnd gle them an upportuuity to entertain the
audience with various sVtilaltics, in which the
ulwavs popular coou dim is not wantiug
The company is beaded by Maris Wright and
Harry Hastings, two lomediaua who have fie
cueiitly appeuted lu thld ctt), aud who were re
ceived with ever) matk of favor last night.
lnule Hcnshaw, Virginia Se)iuour, Nellie L.vtton
and Ituth fj-arwold were a quartette of charming
.voiiuk wonieu who took a very aitiw part in the
eiitertaiiilnt; with sougs and dances
Oilier clever members of the company were
Alice 1'oiter, .luhu L West, Wilbui C Held,
Udia II. Auuslroug and lieu Hastings
Hoyt's Farce, "A Tin Soldier."
t the Lvreum Wtdnendav night, Stptetu
Inr 12, will be tetu for the tint time in this
city that far famed authoi'd iualeipiece, "A Tin
Soldlci," which has this teaton been brought
tutiitly up to data with bright and catch)
music and clever specialties In the company
will appear that ter) petite and winsome aitrc-,
Mis May l'i'ke, who has made stirh a phe
nomenal hit in the metropolis during the past
teaton; also .my Ame-., Mamie rorhed, James
1' Lee, (jus Hennesty, etc.
The thread of the plot on which the special
ties are liSM-d is a Ho)t plot, considerable more
intelligible, Interesting, elite and coherent thau
tint which characterized the plot in the average
mutlcal comedy and will be produced here with
all tho characteristics which comprir-ed its run
of over 250 nights at lio.U'a theater, New kvrk
CITY SCHOOLS OPENED.
Gieater Number of Pupils Than
Were Expected.
Yesterday the city schools threw
open their doors, und all day Ions: tho
corridors lesounded with the foot
steps of ye int-iiy lads nnd lassie.
All the schools -weiv throneed tlth
students, and It Is estimated that be
tween thirteen and fourteen thousand
pupils were In attendance, a reniatk
ably laise numbei Vr the opening1
day. All of this bulldlngis wer? taed
to their utmost rapacity, and In sev
eral upctlons of thu 'Ity so many pu
pils appeared trfiat uumerouH annexes
may have to be rt-niud.
No. 33 erhool. on Madison avenue,
was puillcularly wll filled, there be
Iiib an average of ovei forty-seven
studentM to u room, the maximum ca
pacity of each belntr 'oHy-elght. At
the new school In Potertburff, thei
was hUfh a rush that It wu.i found
necesusiy to have eleven teachers In
clmi'ife. instead of on, an was at tlrst
planned.
These conditions pi e ailed ull over
the city, and today and durlnir the re
mainder of the vfeek It is expected
that the number of students will con
tinue Incieaslnff, n li flist day
iitver Is a fair test of the number of
students who will be lu ntt-ndunce
durlnir the year.
. .
A Pocket Cold Cure.
Krause's Cold Cure Is prepared In
capsule form and will dire cold In the
head, throat, chest or any portion of
the body In 24 hours. Tou don't have
to stop work either. Price 21c. Sold
by Matthews Uroi.
"I would rather have my
advertisement in one paper
reaching the home, than in
forty laid on the street."
Marshall Reld.
Over 85 per cent, of tin
clrculntlan of the SCRAN.
TON TRIBUNE la delivered
directly Into the homes.
The People's
eASAAaiaiasa(itfWtWStasaiaiasa
A POPULAR CLEARING IIOUSE for ths Beusat oT VU Win
Hnvo Uottses tu Hunt, Kaul Estate, or Other Property to
Sell or Hxchau.ua. or Who Wuut Sltnatloni or Help Theto
Small Advertisements Cos: Due Cent a. Word, Six Insertions 'or
Five Cents a Word Except Situation Wanted, Which AJ In
serted Tree.
FOR RENT.
KOIl IIK.ST-I't'iSTsiIKU ROOM AND IKMltD,
three minutes wills from ruurt heiuse, also
table board. Sill Washington sene
1 M.IIVFN HOOU HOl'hK, Gnr.ls RIDfiE;
pleasant location; modem Iniprotements. O.
H Tribune.
FOR HCXT-4CM I.ACKWVANNA AVENUK,
four Ooorai elector; best stora ina loei
Hon la Scranton.
FOR SALE
j.V
tOrl SAI.I:- HANO AMI Fl'KMTUHE, AM. OK
any part tV'T Wjomlng aenue.
DIMIIAUI.I-: T01'KltrVKOR SALE. AI.SO
suiall safe,' furniture atoses. etc., etr. In
qu'rei of llrs. 11. A Swlck, Main street, Jer
inj-n, I'j.
ttllt HAM'-I.Mni:. HTYMII FAMILY llOnSKj
seven jears uhl. sieluht 11W, U'utle am!
sound. I' ) Marker, or Kale's Henrdlni- stable,
afcKeima court.
WANTED.
NTKD NEAII l'lNi: ASH MOMIOC, FIltST
c.las.s rooms b tno geiilliiueti, with or ulth
out board. State price and pit titular II (I ,
Uoi Vi.
WANTED TO BUY.
VAT.D-SFCOD HAND SIOT B'IUNF.S:
mu-t ba in eoud order; state particulars aa
to uulea and price Address, U U (aiieral de
llsery, Scrantou. 1'a.
MONEY TO LOAN.
QUICK STHAIOIIT LOANS." ( t'HKY, CONNhl.l.
bulldlni-.
ANT AJIOL'NT OF VOVUY TO 1.0 iX QtHt'i;,
straight ksns or Buildlna; and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per rent. Call ou N. V. Walker,
SH31: Counell bHlldinc.
L03T.
I.OST-SilAt.t. COI.U IHXTINC C4SE WATCH
in or about Hoard of Irada HulKIm- Finder
will please return to Ml Hoard of Iradc Uulld
Iuk or janitor aud ucelte ieaid.
LEGAL.
NOTICK-THK AXXUU. HKUTINO OF THE
ineuibtrs of Thu Lav-kawaiiua Store sKucia
tluti, l.lmltel, will U held at tlie vttlee of the
auoilatlou in the Ctt' wf Scrantou, Fa, uu
Wedue.da), Ortober 1, IVW. at ID u'rbyik a. 111,
for tba election ot inanatfeni for the ensuing
sear, and for the transaUiuu of such uthoi
Liiibes.i as mar properly cotne before the iiu-et-inu
H FAIHClllLU
biraiitoii, Fa , f-pt. 10, 1W00 rVcrstary.
IN I.E: tONTRU(1IOV OF LTK1UL !EV
eis on I'rtscott atenue, Irving avenue,
liueiitll court. Tailor avenue, helium roiirt,
Ueb'ter avenuo and .Uli .treet. lis Court of
I'oii.num i'lras ot Lackawanna County, No. XH,
September T , 1IH)
John I.ee estate, James Lee, agent. You are
heiebj DotiUed that the unJeiiglieJ vienei
ppl'ulnteil bj the Court of Common l'leus nf
I .uLawauiri Couty, In the matter ot ai'isln
the coat ot the coustiuctlon of a sewer In tile
Tenth ward ot the City of Stranton, for portions
of hi'otks Sos. II, 15, let. JJ. 21 and 27, abiittlna;
ou Preeott avenue, lluenrll court, Tavlor ava
nue, Kellum court and Webster avxnue, liave pre
pared a schednle slif.winif the ainouut of dint
ae;r, cost aud epeiie a-erlained aud allowed,
ami ase-nient of beueflts made for nnd upon
aald improvement, and ttio piopertlea tpcrially
beneOteel therebr, and that said viewers will
meet and exhibit said schedule, and hear all ex
ceptions thereto and evidence theieon, at (Jorti
mun Council room on the lTttl and Uth dajs of
September, A. ., l'00, at 2 to 6 o'cloik p. m
I.IVY S. RIC1UHU,
1). J. CHMt'UIXL,
M. K. AM)hH
Maw en.
NOIIti: 10 OWNERS OF l'ROl'EHTY OX
Court street, Uiauiond avenue and Piovl
deuce road. Tlie following- Is a correct copy ot
a resolution cl City (oumils of the CUv ot
bcrai.ton, 1'a , appioved 'g .11, 1WO.
Resolved, li. the S-lee t Coimiil of the City ot
Scranton, the Common tvuiicll enncurrina;, lhat
Court street froip its mter-ectlon with Provi
dent a road to thet eat side ot the intersection
of ( ourt street and Diamond avenue, and Dia
mond avenus from t ourt t leet in a southerly
direction to Frovideuce load, and Fiovldemc
load fiom the inte.r-cettiou ot Diamond avenue,
in a southeily dnectlou to ( aibon atrett bridice.
be paved, and tb! cost thereof assessed LUcaiust
the abutting proeterties. atcordituc: to tha foot
front rule; provided Hut three-lourtks ot all
the) luttfibere. ejected to eath branch of the
council shall vote lu favor thereat On tlie
paivati of this itaolutlon by said tluee fourths
vote and its approvul bv the Mayor, the City
Clerk shall publiVh u copy thereof In two news
papers published iu the Cft) ot Scranton for
ten days, mating; that unless a msjoilt.l of
the owners of property aiasttlna; ii(.um (ourt
atteet, Dtamosid avenue and Fiovideuc. rewd, a
above mentioned, shall signify to councils in
writing;, vsithln si ity days from the date of the
approvil ot Uiis lasolutlosi, their plefcrenca at
the material desired for such i-avemtut ( otiti
tils will proceed to paivi an ordinance direttlns;
the pavini; f e-aid Court street lliainnud ave
nue .and Provident road, between the points
above named with aticli material as the; mat see
tit.
Approd bv Select Coiim il, Vila:. H, llW
Cll Uli:il. prealdent
pproved bv Cointnoii Couiuil. Aun 21. lwUII
VfI V. CKIFFUII's, picKident
approved, iiif 31, 1HHJ
.lAMK-s MOIR. Mivor
1'ubllbtM-el lu piirsuincL of the foregoing h-o
lutiou M T. LAVEI.I.K, I'll) lleik
ijcianton. Fa., bept S, 1WW.
PROPOSALS.
M:LtU l'HOFOI-S WILL HE RF( I.IVKIJ M'
the othte uf the f Ity ( leik, Sirautou, 1'a,
until T JO o'clock p m., Thursdav, -v-iit ,
IW), to euustrutt a lateral sewer with fhe uei
es.-ary branthts, cuiinee tlons. mauholi-t. basins,
and fixtures, nil tin easterly side of Washing
tou avenue, betvvten New ork lieel and Mai
iou street Each proH)-.al thall be aicouiianieil
bv cash or certified cheek in the sum of tiflv
dollars aa a guarantee to execute a eviitiati if
awarded the same Tli city resirves the right to
reject any or ail bld Uv oid-i of ritv Cotm
clls M T LM ILK, (ity Clcik
Veiaoton, 1'a, Sept S, 1'iuO
CTY SOAVENGER
A. D niHQGS CLEVNS PRIVY VAl'MS AND
cess ools; no odor. Improved pumpsj used
A. U OKIOGS, Proprietor.. Leavt) otd-rs 1100
North Usin avenue, or Klrke's drua; store, cor
ner Adauia and Mulberry. Telephone WtO.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia Flist game- It II ):.
Chicago OOUUUQOOo U .1
Philadelphia 00100lO- 111 1
OalleiesTaIor, Ueurfee and ( asuce, Dunn
and Ucl'arland. I'mplre Emslie.
bccurid kjanic- H H F..
Chicago !0U0O0S0l)-2 A 0
I'lilladelphla 1 0 O fl 1 0 0 .1 5 7 2
Ilatteries Oarviu and Uonohua; taaur, Orth
and Dougis. Umpire Eiuslle.
At New York R, H. ;,
fct. Loul 0 2 5 0 I 4 0 0 0-W 10 4
New York 1 0 0 0 9 1 0 4 i 18 S
Uatterles Young and Robinson; Carrie k, Sey
mour and (Ira-iy. empire Oatlney.
At Brooklyn R. J, j;,
Pittsburg 0 110 0 10 3 00 10 4
Urooklvn u 1 8 000 1 1 tt 5 It 1
Uattiriet Taunehill and Zlmmer; liltson, lie
(llnnlfy and Farrell. I'upiro 0'Iay.
Hostau CltMlnnatl, not scheduled.
American Leaguu.
Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 2.
Milwaukee, 3; Detroit, 0.
Minneapolis, 3; DufTalo, 0.
Eastern Lenge.
Worcester, 4; Syracuse, 2,
Providence, i; Rochester, 4.
Exchange.
f
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WAXTF.D-nr.NlI.KMAN TOTRWEL; PAI.VUY
and expenses paid; state occupation during;
past )ear. (live address liT full and when 111
be ae-eti aitrr Vptnnher 10 Addrena E., Trllimip
ofilce.
COVERNMFAT I'liSlllONS-DON'T PREPARE
for the pnstnillco or uny other civil service
examination without serliig 0111 cataloiriie of in
formation, Suit Inc. Culumblan ( urrespond
ence Colleefe. Washington, 1). (
Vt ANTED EN'FKOETIU Tltl'STW ORTI1Y Ol'SO
man-, mut come well recoiumemhd. 12 per
week guaranteed, 3U Ubrarv Uulldlni;
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
work; reference required. A. . hratner,
S25 iackawanna avenue.
RECRUITS WANTED.
MARINE CORPS I'NIIED bTTFS N KV HP
crulta wanted Able boelled men; service on
our warships in all parts of the world and on
land in the Phlllpplres, when required I. Icu
tenant Colonel 11 II. Rusell. N. W. Corner Laik
awanna and Wyoming aventter, Scranton
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION W ANThD 11 Y A Ol Ml GIRL KT
general homework. Acldri lis N II
more avenue-.
"iri'VriO.N WVNTFD WVMIINU N1 IRON
ins; to do at home bv llrst eh.-.s latiticlreH.
references If needed Call or addrevi Mis
V., csre i'.i Forest toutt, cltv
WNTED-W()1IK Il THE ll AS I MS
dres, or an.v kind of work; can kIvo 1 It.v
reference Addiess T. M , 7CW Elm stieet
snuvnoN wantfd-ii a yofnh womin
at housework No tl Ferdinand hticct
OOOD. NKT HMtlKSDER, OIF.K ND
tcacly, wauls position. F. 11 s, Tilbuiie
office
WANTED A 10LN M.VX OF OOD ( II VIIAC
ter and good education; would like xjsitiun
aa bookkeeper, clerk or any honest work Ad
dress "II.," this oHIce.
DRCCOIST'S HtUEl'- REOMERED (illMi
uate in pharmaev deairec position us lelief
clerk. Adilrisu Salol, cate Tribune office
SIH'ATION WNTJD-UY A (IOOD. SOHUl
and reliable voug man cvs coaehmm for pri
vate family. Address A M , tl-M Ejuoii street,
city.
WAITEDA POMTIOS UY A OFNO M N
drlvlnci; borseH Wages tin til, w Ring to
wort. Address II V , this office
A MIDULF ACIEI) LADY WOULD LIKE TO
have a situation ius a lady's liurM- or as
hct.stkeeplng toe 1. small family. Addrcs. Mrs.
Mary James, Til une otOce.
fclTl'ATIOX WWrEO-YOl'NU MAN DEMUEn
position is caretaker of club, understands
mixing drtnks Hut class roftwtiu-u. Thomas
Wbitdct, Ilncoln Heights, Sloan avenue, Scran
ton, Pa
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING FOR CUILDRKX TO ORDER
also ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adams aevnusc
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Aocountant.
EDWARD C. SPAUI.DIM1, C. P. A . 23 TRAD
era' Bank buildln;.
Architects.
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONXELL
building, Scranton.
FREDERICK L UROWX, ARCHITECT, I'HltF,
building, 12i! Washington avenue, Scranton.
Cftbs and Carriages.
RUBBER TIRED CHBH AND CARRIAOES; RKSr
01 service, rrompt attention given orders, by
'phone 'Phones iiiTi- and fir!2. Joseph Eelle,
124 Linden.
Dentists.
DR. C. C. KILENREROER, PAl'LI ni'ILDINa,
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. I. O I.YMW. SCRAXTON PRIVATE DOS
pltal, corner Wvomlng and Mulberr.v.
DK. 0. C. LAI'RACII, 115 WiOMING AVEXFlT
DR. H. F. REYNOLD, OPP. P. O
Hotels nnd Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE. 123 AND 12T FRtNKI.IX AVE
nue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZKini.Etl. Propiietor
&CRANTON HOI SE, NEAR D.Li VA
sengtr depot. Conducted on Ihe European plan
VICTOR LOCH, Fropri, lor.
Lawyers.
J. W BROWNING, ATTORNEY NI) ( OINSI.L
lor at -law. Rouras .IW 'lit Mears builUiua;
D. B RI'.PLOGLE. VnORMlY-LOWM XEGO
dated on real estate seeitrilv .Mears bullcllnt
coiner Washington avenue aud Spruce c-treei.
FRANK E. IIOM.E. M'lORSLY .ND LOIAvkl!
leu at law. Burr bulhltug, Rooms It and II
Wahintitou an nue
WILIARD, WUiltEN & KX1PP, ATTORNins
aud ( oun'ellois at Law Itepiiblliau bu'lUnic,
Watliingtou avenue
JESiTp i"TfSt'P, TroRXFS ANDC'OtT
iellor it Ijw Ciiiiiiuoiivvealth building, Roouia
111, 20 and '2
JAM IS W. OVKFiUID, ATTORNEY TLV
ItoouKi 214, Jli and Sltl Board of Tiade build
ing LDWARD W. TIIWI.R. ATTOHNEV.
ROOMS
ai yOl, Vtli nooi, uar Liiiiiiing.
iITwatiii:s, VrrOHNEV AT.HW,ilOMiu
of Trade building, Scrantou, Pa.
C. R. PITCHER. ATTOR.NEY-AT-lTuv."li0.uiri
of Trade btiildlni;, Scianton, Pa
I'ATTEHSON & WILCOX, 'IRADKRS' X TIONAL
Bank building.
C COIIEGYS, 9 13 nFPItnMCW Rl'lLDlXn
A. "T"'eRTU0LF. A-ffoilNEYTMEAirsllLno"
Physicians and Surgeons.
DrTw. E. ALLEN, ill NORTH WAH IMJTO V
avenue.
DltTs. W. L'AMORIHUX, OFFICE JiO W VSH
ington avenue. Residence, HIS Mulberry.
( hronie diseases, lajngs. hcirt kldnevs and
ferlto-urlnary organs a specialty. Hour., 1 to
4 p. III.
Schools,
SCHOOL OF THE I.CK VWANN V S( H INTON,
Pa Courses preparatory to oollege, law, meill
rlne or buslne- Opens Sept. lith eud for
catalogue. Rev Thomas M. Cann, LL.D , prin
cipal and proprietor, W. E, lTumle), A. JI ,
headmaster.
Seeds.
0 R. CIARK i CO . SEEDSMEN AND M'RS
eryineu, store 2ut Vahlngtou avenue, green
liotuca. 19J0 North Main avenue; dole tele
phone, 7a
Wlro Screens,
JOSKI'iritUETTI L, REAR all LVCIUWANnT
avenue, rJcrauton, Pa , manufacturer of Wire
hcrrena.
Miscellaneous.
llAUER'fT ORCHESTRA-MUblO FOIln LI.3
picnics, partita, leceptlons, weddines and con
cert work furnished. For term address II, J.
Bauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenue, over
Ilulbcrt'a music ttore,
MF.OAHGEE BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN.
selopet. paper bags, twine. Warehouse. ')1A
Washington avenue, Scranton, I'a,
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA
Schedule In Effect May 27, 1000,
n ii iaB ,eftvo Scranton:
U.4D 1 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts-
DburE: nnd the West.
T,n'i.m' week dfty tor Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Heading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg nnd the West.
1 t-Po m"' wcek dftys (Sundays
1.58 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harris
b"rcT. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Wnsllinn-trm nn.l TJISf i.I,iim .ml
" "i'i0! West- Fr Hazleton, Potts-
4 ot ' ltenulnf7. c, week days.
7 P' m" week dnys, for Sunbury,
Hazleton, Pottsvllle, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
T It. WOOD, ricn Pass, Ant.
' B. lIUrcilLNMLN. Gen. Mi?r.
Delawnre, Lackawanna nnd Western.
In Effect June 10, looo.
m"'ll7.,'f'1,p rrranton for New York at 115,
r. Alt), goo md law 0 in.. 12.3:.. :i:rt in.l
inn-1' .,or I'lilladelphla at 3.4(1. S 'W anJ
sin J! ,In I' "' Milk and accommodation it
lnv.1' m' M'u'' t ilobokeii at 0 55, 7.1S,
iJEB1?"1 I'lilladelphla nt 10(10 1 in ; l.ml, 3.4s,
,0' ,'A,82-,,I'- m. Arrive fiom New York et
aril ti Si amI I02J " '"! ' ,M- '- ''', ""
v;!i .'' m From StrouiWmrK at 8 05 a. m
mi.li. i . "" Scuntnn lor llullalo and Inter
l n !'"""','"" "t llO. 4I0 and S.IO a. in ;
erne .'. j ,",l"' " ''", I' '" rT Osvveico and Svr.
1 10 a: "' anJ I-'1 !' m- ''or tltlca at
a t, : mn-'"ul ' "'" P '" For Montrose at 8.10
son nfim I', and 5.H p in. For Nlchol
n,,?l e!, "I"' ,! ' P- ' For RinBhatnton. 10.2J
itili J',."1 Mthr '" Wiranlnii from Ritffalo
n m i-2 '''' and 10 00 a m ; .110 and SOU
li .Ii0LnJ)nr n(1 Syracuse at 2 5S a. m :
!;,2 , P- "i From Utlca at 2 5i a. m ;
m ,i J.iy 1' '" From Nicholson at 11.50 a.
iiir.1 C0 I' "' l"1""' Montro-iVat 7.5J and
10 no a in , ,s 2ll 1n,, g f,, ,n
V,irM i"""5 . Iiiloti-laave Scranton for
JcitthumWri,,,,! at cl.f, 10 on a. m; 1.6 and
A OO p m I'd. !!.-. .. t. . , n-. n ... Q R ..!
!... . .' o'iiii ai eccTamnn 110m .oriniim
rlaicl it m; , ,. ,.Rr(i 4 5n ,, 84f, ,,,
In ' roLn.Nanllcoke at 1100 a. in. From Pin"
'" at ,.M ,, 3:!0i 5M an,, , pi mt
..., . SFNDAY TRMXS
m'. V5raw' Canton 1 40. .100, 5 40, 10 03 a.
m ; ra. 3.40 and 8.10 p. m
jvortli-lea,,. Scranton at 1.10, 4 10 a. m.; 1.55,
ni ml ." " P '"
uiocmshuriT Dlvlslnn-Iave Scranton at 10 01
" "I and Jio p. ,n-
Delaware and Hudson.
In EITect June Uth, 1000. 1
I rains for Carbondale leave Scranton at2rt,
Ant ,0" " " 1J-". '-23' --20, -1-52, oliS,
l-J,,s.B7, IMS, 1113 p. in.; LIB a. m.
lor Honesdile ind Lake Lodore C.20, 10 11 a.
m 2 2(1 and A 25 p. in
Fur Wllki'S Dane 0 45, 7.4S, 8 41, Sa. 10 41 a.
rn.: 12 0.1, 1.2s, 2 1, s.31, 4 27, (J 10. 7.4, 10 41,
11 .i0 p. m
or ' v- n " points -0 4'. a. m.j 12 0.1, 2 IS,
SM ami 11.no p. n,
I'or Pennsvlvanla It. R. points 0.45, 9.S9 a.
m : is and 4 27 p. m.
For Albany and all points north C.20 a. In.
and .1.32 p m.
SUNDVY TRV1XS.
For Carbondale 7 20, 0 00, 1131 a. m.; 2 20,
3 5.', 5.47. 10.52 p. m.
For WllUs-narri-lUS a in.; 12 01, 1.53, 323,
4 42. 0 27, 8 27 p m
For Albanv and points north 3 52 p. m.
For Iloneadale and Lake Lodore--0 00, 11.33 a,
in and .1 52 p. m
Lowest rates to all points In United Statci and
Canae'a
.1. W. tlllRDICK. O. P. Albany. N. Y.
H W. rlioss, ) p. A., Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect May 27. l'X.
Trains Leave Scranton.
For Phlhclelphli and New York, via D. fc II.
R It , at 0 15 a. m. and 12.01. 2.1S, 4 27 (niarlt
Diameind Express), and 11.30 p. in. Sundava. D.
4 II. II II, If. !4 p m
For While Haven, Hazleton and prlnclpil
points in the coal regions, ia D. k II. It. R ,
0 45, 2.1S and 127 p. in. For Pottsvllle, C.45,
211 p. ,,
For Itelhlehem, Faston. Reading, Harrlsbiiri
and principal Intermediate tatlons via D. & II.
It R. fi.s-1 a, m.; l.J.0.1, .US, 4.27 (lllack Dla.
mond Express). 11.10 p, m Sundavs, D. ii II.
It 11 , 1 5S. 7 4S p ni
For Tunkliinncick, Tonancla, F.Imlra, Ithaca,
Oeneva and principal IntermeUiatp stations, li
D., L. & W. R It , 8.08 a 111 ; 1 0-i and 3.15
p. in
For Oeneva, Rochester, llullalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago, and all points vvct, via D. k II. R. R ,
12 01, 3 31 (lllack Diamond Express), 7.4S. 10 11,
11.30 p in Suntla.vs, D & It. R. R, 12 03 p.
h.; 7.11 p in.
Pullman pailor and sleeping or Lchlich Valley
parlor car on all trains letvveen Wilkes Rarre
and New nrk, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus
pension Rrldjre.
ROLI.tX II. WILItl'R, Oen. Supt., 26 Cortland
street. New Yoik
til Mil IN I.Er. len. Pass. Agt., 2tl Cortland
street, New York
A. W. NONNT.MXC-HI'.R, l)!v. Pass. AbL. South
Bethlehem. I'a
For tickets and Pullman reservations applj 31J
Lackawanna avenue, 'cianton, Pa,
Central Kalhoad of New Jersey.
Stations In New York Foot of Liberty street,
N II., and South Ferry.
Anthracite eo.lt ticd exclusively, insuring
cleaiilineks and comfort
TIMT TMII.E IN -ITrCT MY 20. 1000
Trains leave "Scranton for Nixv York. Newark,
Fllrjbith. IMillailelplila, Cistnii, llethbhem, tl
Iriiliinn, Mauch ( hunk and White Haven, at 8 'SO
n ; expir". 120, expn-is, 4 00 p. m. Sun
clue, 2 15 p. m.
l'i,r I'lttstim and Wilkes Rarre, 8 10 a. m , 1 20
and 100 p in. Sunilais. 2 15 p. m
Fur Mountain Park, S 10 a 111., 1.20 and 4(0
p m suada vs, 2 15 p. 111
For Hiltlmorc and Washlnctnn, and points
South nnd Wet via Be till, hem, S ."0 a m. 120
p in '.imihvB. 2 15 p m.
For Lone Branch. Ocem drove, etc, al 8 10
a m and -1.20 p in
For Readini;, Lebanon and UarrUhiir;. via M
leiitnvvn, S '0 a. in. and 1 20 p m. Sundays,
? 15 p m.
Tor Pottsvllle. 8 10 a m., 1 20 p m.
1 liroiit.li ticket' to all polnta cat, south and
vvet at lowest ntes at the station I
I. II tlll.ll tl"-EX. On spt.'
II. P. IIM.IIWIN. Oen Pais. Agt.
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New Yotk, Ontario and Western R.R.
1IMK TUll.ll IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 21,
North Bound Trains.
Leave Leave
SerJti- Carbon. Arrive
Trains,
201 ..
201 ...
207 ..
ton. uaie. (adnata.
10 to a 111. 11 20 a. rn. 1.03 p. m
3.45 p. m I 32 p ni. 0.45 p. m
0 (JO p. in Arrive Carbondale, 0 40 p. m.
South Bound Train.
Leave Leave
Cadonlj. Carbonchle. Scranton.
7 Ms, m. 7.40 a m
8. 10 a m. 10 iv a in. 10 45 a.m.
2 11A p. m 1 31 p m. 4 20 p. rn.
M'NDUS ONLY.
202 .
eot .
SOS .
North Hound.
Leave l.cave
Scran- Carbon- Arrlva
ton, dale. Cadosla
orjx; RIO a. m 010 a.m. 10,45 a. m
oiki .... 7.00 p m Arrive Carbondale, 7.45 p. m.
iw S.mti-1 Bound
leave Leave
Cadosla. Carliondale. Scranton,
o(yi 7.00 a in. 7.40 a. m
.To? 4 30 p. m. 5 34 p. m. 0 .13 p. m
" Tiain No "01 nukes connection for point!
North and South on Main Line, at ("aclasis.
Train NX. 20.1 and 201 make Walton, Delhi,
IlaTiiVii and Sulncv connections.
Trains Not. 205 and 201 make Main Line con-
nections em -unoay,
For further Inclination, consult ticket scents,
I ( ANDERSON, (.en Pass Agt., New York
j! II! WELSH, Traveling Passenger Agent, Scran
'ton, Pa.
Erie and Wyoming Valley.
Time Table In Effect May 2S, 1000,
Trilns leave Scranton for Hawley, Lake Ariel
and Intermediate points aa follows! No. 2, 8 43
a. 111. : No 4, 2 23 p. m ; No. 0, 6 20 p. m, ; No,
S, 7 55 p. m
Sundav trains at 0 00 a. m. and 2 00 p. m
Trains No 2 ami No. 41 connect at Hawley lor
points on Erie railroad.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKES nARRE RECORD CAN BR HAD
in brrantnn at the news stands nl Relsmin
Bros., 403 Spruce and 60.1 Linden; M. Norton,
312 laickawann avenue; I, 8, Schutier, 211
Spruce' atrect.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS. I T. ELI.ER, SCALP TREATMENT. 59. j
shampooing, 50c. facia) maasafgi mmlcvir.
Inf, ISc.l chiropody. 701 Qulncy,
.. , ... , ijiiiuiiiii tu i.u.,, ,.,v, o uf ait't
! v I'.'"- , Fen N.mticoke at t to 1 in. Arrive
orthmiil,(,an, ul ,i-, , . j 10, 000 and
nt i!i "' -Vi've Xantlcoke at U.10 a m. Arrive
?iL'J',no,iHi at 2(l. 112 and 160 11 m. and
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