THE SCRANTON TRTjnX!5-Tn-:Si)AV, SKPTEAlUERIs 1000.
THE CATARRH
Rev Chn. foamier, Pm Francisco. Cala
tnt PftnilAB T nnn1oi nnatni1 liMl Sit.
Spiritual society of San rrnnrlseo,
writes from nil Turk stieot, San Finn
cosco. Cilia., as follows:
"It is with pleasure that I give my
endorsement of Peruna. My experi
ence Iirb been very satisfactory from
Its use. and I do firmly believe that
It is the best known remedy for ca
tarrh in nil its different forms."
Mrs. 15. Cilbson, AA'axaharhle, Texas,
in a. recent letter says "I was troubled
for five years with a chronic disease.
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
CARBONDALE.
WANTS RECEIPT FOB $1,100.
That Nolan Bill of Extias Again.
School Board in Session.
G. F. Swlgert cieatcd quite a stir
at last night's school board meeting
by introducing a resolution calling for
a copy of the settlement with Contrac
tor Nolan In the mattei of the bill
of extras. Mr. Swigert t.a!d he under
stood the order had been charged to
le boaid at the bank and that no le
ceipt had been given for it by Mr. No
lan. Also that the cont! actor Intends
to bring suit against the dlstilct for
the remainder of the bill.
In round lumbers the oilglnal bill
was $2,700. Items to the amount of
$700 weie picked out as legitimate nnd
oidered paid. Then considerable time
was spent on the bill and while, ac
coidlng to the contiact, not any of It
Is said to be legal, the boaid decided
to pay Mr. Nolan $1,100 more for all
claims In lull.
Mr. Swigert contends that the only
way to have secured the board was to
get an assignment of the claim, which
was not done.
Mr. Hughes said he got a lecelpt,
but did not hae It with him.
Mr. Swigert wished action on his
resolution defericd until the tecretary
should present the lecelpt, but the
measure was defeated by Messis.
, Hockenbeny, Mvoon, Hughes and Gal
lagher.
, According to Mr. Swigert s conten-
" on. tno lioatii win yet nave to ue-
Jd an action by Nolan foi the re
ery of the nearly J!K0 he claims to
due him, wheieas the Intention of
S' tne payment of $1,100 was to close the
nccount permanently. The end of this
is evidently not et.
The board added a half dozen stud
ies to the curilculum by the usual
vote of four to two.
It was also decided to co-operate
with certain residents of the South
Side in petitioning councils to open a
street which will ennble children to
leieh the school In that vlclnltv with
uot hazarding their lives by dousing
the Delaware and Hudson tricks
The secretary was Instructed to ad
veitise for fuel.
The supeilntendent Infotmed the
board that he thinks all the boys idle,
owing to the stiike, can be taken
care of.
BREAKER BOYS AT SCHOOL.
Secretary Hughes savs: "The
school board will see to It that all of
the miners' children who desire an
education shall have it. If we find
that we haven't looms enough to ac
commodate them all now, we'll hire
more rooms." The occasion of Mr.
Hughes' statement were the repot ts
which came In all morning legaidlng
overcrowding of many of the schools
as a icsult of the Im-aker boys nnd
mine boys enrolling at the dlffeient
district schools. The ciowded condi
tions existed piincipally in Nos. 3, ."
nnd 7 nnd It is estimated that In all
flo hundred boys were em oiled. Tn
some of the rooms considerable rtlfll
culty was expeilenced li getting seats
for the new pupils. The school board
will meet this evening to take care
of the situation.
THE CITY'S BUSINESS.
Common council met last evening,
p.'-sed the ordinance appropriating
v money for Noith Church street bridge
and adjourned. Selectmen passed the
ordinance two readings. An ordlnn o
Annexlm territory near Ninth avenue
tif a sewer district, was also passed
twio readlmrs in the upper house. A
resolution was adopted Instructing the
city solicitor to pay damages to
Messis, Lunny and Mullady. of South
Main street, In the sum of $400 nnd
$30!) respective!). Council adopted
Mr. Mannlon's resolution Instructing
the city engineer to employ tor stieet
work during the next two weeks only
men' who nie on stiike. Mr. Battle
said "The married folks ought to
get the preference "
Hnglneer Kupp's request for $100 for
assistant was granted.
The engineer Informed council that
one abutment on North Church stieet
is as good as new and that it would
be useless expense to lebulld It.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
A. It. .Tones was (aid up yesterdny
vlth a !,eveio cold.
Alderman Jones and family have re-
EVERY WOSWAN
GoxetlnnnneoJaarsllabUt ncoatbl7f TOjralatlne tnedfeloa. Cnlf hirrnlcta as
thn iiyiittlri!V iknnM Via m.4 If van ftmt tVta hsL. pat
-PST xJHThoyaro prompt, iafaanJ certain in result.
r N , v mi...'.... ..-. f. tl' t,nm-HIiinnAliit Onl.1 sfs 14 ssntrihrw
, ' ""- 4'' Uil ll'lt t rl ('J HVIkt UtlNJWtUh IrtJIt tV -lit'" J VU4
For Sale by JOHN H. PHELPS, Fhermacist, ecr. WycrrlnE ivtr.ut and
4. . .
enruso ll ooi.
OF SUMMER.
I tried everything I heard of, but noth
ing did me nny Good. Some doctors
said my troulile was catarrh of the
bowels and some said consumption of
the bowels. One doctor said he could
cure me. t took his medicine two
months, but It did me no good.
"A friend of mine advised me to
try Peruna, and I did so. After I
had taken two bottles I found it was
helping ine, so I took six bottles, and
it cured me sound and well. If any
one wants to know what Petuna has
done for me, if they write to me I
will answer promptly."
ttinma Mankln, Mont Kagle. Tenn.,
In a tecent letter, sas- "1 hae suf
fered with catanh of the stomuch and
bowels for three years 1 tried three
doctors and seveiul different medicines
recommended for tioublos similar to
mine. Your medicine was recommend
ed to me, und ufter the use of thirteen
bottles I was entirely cured."
The exceedingly hot weather of tin
present summer Is producing an olaim
Ine fatality from dinrihoen, choleni
Infantum, cholera moibus and dysen
tery. Kvery family and person ought
to be provided with an effective pre
ventive and euie for thesis diseases.
Peruna never falls, when used In time,
to cure the most seeie cases of them
Thousands of lives are s.ifcd bv this
unfailing remedy In all acute diseases
of the stomach and bowels. If you are
not already acquainted with the won
derful lrtues of Pet una In summer
complaints, send for a fiee book wtlt
teu bj Dr. llaitinun, Columbus, Ohio,
on dlseuts peculiar to summer, which
contains a description of the causes,
svmptoms nnd cure of these dangeious
and pi ealent diseases. This book sent
fiee to any address by The Peruna
Medicine Co . Columbus, Ohio.
turned from Crysfil lake, where they
spent thp summer.
Mts. James Chadwlck and children,
of Columbia avenue, have left for
South Wales, where they will reside.
Itov White has returned from Tom
klnsville. William Htennan and Arthur Thom
as have gone to Buffalo, wheie they
hai e secured woi k.
Miss Minnie Walll i, of P.elmnnt
stieet, has returned from Sctanton.
The Misses Mary and Nellie Gal
lagher have letutned from New Voik
city.
1Z. V. Hatfield, of Scranton, was a
caller In this city yesterday.
Hay Pethlck. of Pethany, Vnyno
county, Is visiting lelatives In this
city.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD
Death of a Well-Known Jeimyn
Man Petsonal News.
Walter Baker, who was so s.eeiely
Injuted last week bj being thiown
from the seat of his wagon, which was
stiuck by a street cai. died at S.i;
o'clock last evening Ftom the llt.st It
was felt that his Injuries weie such
that It was nn Impossibility for him to
recover, and for the past tluee das
he continued to glow weaker, until
death lelleved his suffeilngs. The de
ceased was foity-s-even yeats of age,
and Is survived by a wife and foul
children, Frank. Ilalph, Call and Almi;
tluee biothers, Philip, of Jetmyn;
Frank, of Dundaff. Samuel, of Uend
ham, and four sisters, Mis. Pi lor. Mis.
P.lchaid Mettltl, of Scott, and Mis.
Eliza Collins, of California. II,. had
been a lesldent or this boiough foi the
past thlity-thiee yeais. and was wide
ly known. Ills happiest hours were
when, at the end of his dav's woik. h
was with his wife and ehildiun. He
was of a singula! ly h.ippv disposition
and had many steiling qualities tin
endeared him to his fi lends, and his
familiar face will be sadly missed. He
was a faithful member of the Metho
dist Episcopal church and Sunday
school, and was a leading member In
Itushbrook lodge and encampment of
Odd Fellows. His beieaved wife and
family have the sympathy of the com
munity in their trouble. The funeral
anangements will appeal in tomor
iow's Ttlbune.
The Athletics, of Malleld, ami th-
West Side Hi owns will play ,t game of
base ball this afternoon on the giounds
of the latter.
The board of dliectors of the Ceme
tery association met on Filday even
ing and transacted some loutine busi
ness. A mission was opened in the Chuich
of the Sacred Heait. Sunday morning,
by the Hedemptorlst Fatheis. Special
services for children over nine and
under blxteen yeats of age was opened
at 3 o'clock In the afternoon, and will
continue for the remainder of ihe
I week. The present week will be de
voted to the women of the eongiega
tlon, and beginning with next Sunday
evening the mission will be expressly
for men.
A WONDERFUL CURE OF
DIARRHOEA.
A PROMINENT VIRGINIA
EDITOR
Had Almost Given Up, but Was
Brought Back to Perfect Health
by Chambei Iain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
1 READ HIS EDITORIAL
Kiom tlif Times, HUlstlllc, Va
1 suffered w Ith diarrhoea for a long
time and thought I was past being
cuied. I had spent much time and
money and suffeied so much misery
I that I had almost decided to give up
i all hopes of recovery and await the
icsult, but noticing the udvertlsenieut
1 of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Dlutihoen Remedy and also some tes-
i tlmonlals stating ho.v seme wonderful
cities had bien wrought by this reme-
i dv, I decided to try It. After taking
a few doses I was tnilruly well of that
trouble, and I wish to say fuither to
, my readeis and fellow-sufferers that
i uiu ii imic .mu uuuriy man touay
and feel as well ns I over did In my
lite. O. li. Moore. Sold by all drug
KlstR. Matthews Bros., wholesale anil
retail agents,
PEOKVILLi:
1 A J-year-old son of Mr. and Mm.
I ltntlisi ,.P Vnrlli AT.im fLIt. iaI ivml. t-
tiilly buined while at play i ester
day. An older f-hlld was plroing with
matches and accidentally set lire to
the youuujji' blotter's dress. The
tlames nearly consumer his clothing,
horribly burning the thlld about the
legs nnd body. A physician vvoa
called and administered to the little
sufferer. The bums will no doubt
prove fatal.
Mr. E. K. I.or-klln left yesterday for
Eckley, Pa., wheie he ban secured a.
position In a meat market,
Hev. S. II. Moon Is at Shlckshlnny.
nttendlng the Presbytety that Is In
session there.
Mre. S. H. Moon and son, Ttobert,
ate spending a few days with friends
at Brandt.
Mr. ailbei t Taylor, operator for the
Ontario nnd Western at Poyntelle. re
turned yesterday, after spending a
couple of days with his parents, Mr.
and Mis. F. L. Taylor, of Prospect
Hill.
OLYPHANT.
Prof. M. W. Cumnilngs, School Dl
rectots Thomas Weiver, John Laity.
Thomas Lennhan ,T. .1. Cummlngs and t
David Cohen spent Sunday at Lake
Lndoie
Henry Williams, of West Scianton.
wus n visitor In town Sunday.
Walter nnd Stanley Pany, of Hlake
ly. nie veiy III with typhoid fever.
Miss Jessie Beddlngton, of Srranton,
Is the guest of Miss May Carr.
Hev. J. It. Ellis, who has been In
town for the past week, returned to
Oswego yestetday. He was accom
panied home bv his brother. Thomas
Bills.
Air. and Mrs. Cieotsre Smith spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. 1) Hd
wnids In Hlnkely.
The 2-year-old dnushter of Mr. und
Mrs. W. B. Davis, Jr., or Third stieet,
Blakely, died on Satmdny night, af
ter a In Iff Illness. The funeral will
take place this afternoon from the
famllv home In Blakely at 2 o'clook.
Interment will be made In Union ceme
tery. Miss Maine Dnheitv, of Miss Cum
mint's' hospital in Scranton. Is enjoy
ing her vncation nt her home heie.
The funeral of the young child of
Mr. and Mrs. William Seymour, nf
Mott Haven will take place this af
ternoon at 210 o'clock. Hev. Hogers
Israel. D D, of Scranton, will offi
ciate. Wjlllnni Davis leturned to Philadel
phia yeslenlav. after a week's visit
at his home on Susquehanna street.
Pi of nnd Mis. T. W. Watklns and
dnughtei, Natalie, spent Sunday with
relat've- nt Taylor.
Prof Ceorc" Walkln?haw, of Piovl
dence, nns In town yesterday.
MOOSIC.
The funeral of Mr. William Miller
was held In the Methodist chuich, Sun
day morning.
Misses Blanche and Bthel Tregellas
spent Sunday with friends nt Parson".
Mls-s Myitle Howard retuined from
Blngliamton yesteiday, and will ac
company her patents, Mr. and Mis.
Fiank Hownid. to the west this week.
Mr. nnd Mis. Howard have leslded Ir
this place for several yeais, but ex
pect, with their family, to make tlieli
futuie home In Monte Vista, Colorado.
Hev. and Mis. p. b. Henry and two
children of Taylor, spent yesteiday at
the Methodist paisonage.
Miss Mattie Smith has teturned
home, after spending a few days islt
lng her grandparents at Paisons.
Mis. John Koons nnd baby are visit
ing In Bradfoid county.
DALTON.
Miss Hutu Ball, of Claik's Summit,
was a caller In this place yesteiday.
Chuiles Purdv has ni lived home
from a visit nmong lelatives at Lake
Ailel
Mis. Chailes Miller and Mis. Mo
ley weie among tlio-e fiom this place
In Scranton esteidav.
Mrs. Q. H. Thompson Is spndlrig
a lew days with her patents near the
Wyoming Camp giounds.
Jinny of the residents about heie
have but veiy little coal In their cel
l.n s and they are feeling somewhat
concerned about fuel since the strike
has been Inauguiated.
Miss Kennedy, of Susquehanna coun
ty, has been the guest of the Misses
Johnson the past few days.
Krause'b Headache Capsules
aie unlike nnvthlng prepared In
Ainoika. Thev weie first piescilbcd
by Di Krause, German v's famous
couit physician long befoie nntipy
i in. was discovered and are almost
maieloif so speedily do they cure
the most dlstiesslng cases. Pi ice 2"c.
Sold by Matthews Bios.
THEATRICAL.
Began n Week's Engagement.
The Wolfoiil Mieriil.in compjiiv on-nf.l a week's
en.Miniiiiiit at l he iailomv ut .lule lat run.
ing. iniMiitini; llowjiil IIuII'h i;rrat lununtic
cluiiia, "riiH Sildur nf the Kinplre " The pim
was han.lointh hUi;1 and cofrtuiniU nunifltnt
lj Mamie She ihljii-Wnlfnid js xm m the
leaillns femlnini- rule, that ut mus l)e Veic
ami puTtraMil tlie put with c(iNile tate and
aliilit nml made hcr'i-lf a faiorlte with the
aihhtnre in a hort time The badina male part
tell lo the lot ul s llaUe. a Hue lookini;
lmiUB man, whu plawd the part ol Ciiltiurt l)e
Monti llle to pcrfiition. and xhartd the applause
( the audience with MIm Wolfnre; The action
o( tlie play takia (dace duiliiK the period known
un the "Hundred l)a" in French historj, he
Siiiiilne with Vapnhon's esrape from Kltia, and
ewlini wltli his milnequcnt evlle to St Helena,
and m. ' es a beautiful story as produced by the
Wolford -heiidan company.
An olio uf taudevlllc acts was given before
the curtain rose on the first act, whlih pioied
t ery noel feature of the puformance The
aits wiie of a irv IiIkIi oidir and pleased tlie
patrons exceidlriKly well, epeciall Lelti' trained
iIors, who did most cwi.Wlunc possible without
peakinc Hie ilous. no doubt, will afford the
rhildien at tin dulK matimid mm h pleasure
The hoii.e was puked and all It-It the theater
well phased The iiialluie bill for toda Lulv
Ml" and tonmbt inuld Uolfuid's own pijj
"Taken fiom Life," will be produced
"Naughty Anthony."
The pari of Madame Ilutterti In the beiut fill
Utile plat that will pmede "S'autthty ntliom"
ut ilw Lyceum tluater nut Pndai e.ennii; will
lie plajrd here b) Miss alirle Hor.'.re In a re
unt iliat with an InterWewi'i, Mln lleiterc I.
claied that no words of liei could efpriss the
delixht slu exptiiuiua in palni; tlie pail of
(liolhu-sin lothciuise lladame Ilulteillw tad
IIioukIi It he "t fli.i," die fcild, "l thought
il almost ton lunch to attempt I practically
had lo uiikarn all the iresiuiei that came nituia!
to ine, and to studv the apparently artificial wax
of the Japanese fill To tun instead of walk, al
v.ijs to Imld mv hands In a certain position
with in thumb tuuieil iiuvards. to kneel instead
if nittiiiK (and sou don't knuw lion Jifflcult (t is
at lilt lo leap thai xsture m lout;), and, above
all. to talk hiokm bullish in a staccato loue
"flulteilly In a tn i'.- part, for it Is no alight
(train to hear the full attention of the houe
for one hour without one moment t pause for
lieath. t Inst, wh.n wo were rchearnlnir neither
I nor SiitiiM could Kit past a certain point with
out In i akin,- down I don't think there has eicr
been pi mimed a nuue pcifertlv patiiettc piece
I'Kiple lie ikcd me aomellmes why I take tiioso
Pink lilotMinw out of my hair and put In their
place red popplo. In lipan, I am told, colon
ban tlulr perlal meaning! red denote! Joy,
white, lorrow. So when the dilp tomes Into har
bor and ( ho 'Iio-uii is eipeetlng hei loier-hus-bind
viie puts ied flowers into tier hair to bjid
IkiIIc liapplnesa."
ANNOUNCEMENTS '
OF THE RAILROADS
REDUCED FARE TO ALLENTOWN
Via Central Railroad of New Jersey
to the Allentown Fair.
The coming fair at Allentown. begin
ning Septeinbei IS and concluding Sep
tember 21, Is atttactlng widespiead at
tention und will be one of the most
Intel estlng nnd Instructive outings
that our readers can take.
Foi the accommodation of the public
Ihe Central Hailioad of New Jeisey
will sell excursion tickets finm Scian
Ion to Allentown nnd leturn for all
tiaius September 18. l:i. 20 and 21, und
good foi i etui n until September 21 In
iluse, nt fine of $4.1i! foi the lound
Hip. In addition to the icgtllui tialns,
a speilal train wilt leave Sctanton,
September 20, at 7 2" a. tu. Fare foi
the round tilp. $.' "0 for adults and Sl.'i)
for chlldien Tkkets good to leturn
September 20 and 21. Returning, special
train will leae Allentown September
20 nt 7 p in. rot- Wilkes-Bane, Sctan
ton, und Intel mediate points.
Homeseekeis' Exclusions.
On the Hi. st and tlilid Tuesdavs In
eich mouth dining t'00. ftom I'hlcaso
via fiileago, Milwaukee und St. Paul
i a II way, to points In lowu, South and
Noith Dakota, Mliinesotu, Montni l,
t'oloiudo, I'tuli. Nelnaska, Olegon and
Washington nt the late of one fare
plus two dolluts foi the round Hip,
good 21 dns Foi fuither InfotniJ
tlon call on ot uildiess U". B. Howell,
O. R. P. a., ;isi Uiodwaj, New Yolk,
oi John U. Pott, D. 1'. A , 4mj William
stieet, Wllllamsport, Pa.
South Dakota and Wyoming.
Special evcuislmi tickets will be sold
fiom Chicago la chlcugo, Milwaukee
and St Paul lallway, on August 21.st,
Sept. 4th and mil. to Deadwood, Spent -tish.
Hapld Clt and Custer, S. D.. and
to Casper and Sheildim. Wyo., at one
fai plus $2 for the iiiund till). Ooo 1
to I etui n until Octobei IJlst. 1600. Stop
oveis allowed west of Omaha For filr
thei Infoimntlon call on or address W.
S. Howell, O. B P. A, 381 Bioudwav,
New VoiK, or John II. Pott. D. P. A .
4Sti William St.. Wllllam-poi t, Pn.
Colorado and Utah.
Special exclusion .iekets to Denver,
Coloiatlo Spilngs. Pueblo and (ilenwood
City nnd Ogdun, Utah, will be sold
fiom Chicago l.i Chicago, Milwaukee
und St Puul lallway, on August 'Jlst
and September 4th and ISth, 1H0O, nt
rate of one fate plus $i for the round
tilp. Good to letuin until October
31.st, 1900.
For fuither Infoimntlon cull on or
addiess W. S. Howell. CJ. K. P. A.. 31
Hioadwav,
D. P. A..
port, Pa.
New York, or Jno. Tt. Pott,
4SC William St., AVIlllams-
PRICEBURG.
MNs Lizzie Xelsh.un, of Pecklllle,
spent Sunday with Mis. Geoige Kell,
of Caim.ilt street.
The Pilmlthe Methodist choir, under
the leadetsblp of Mr. Thomas Wilght,
Is reheaislng for a service of song, en
titled "Little Minnie,
," wJilch
uie. X.
will be
The Dickson City boiough council
will meet tomuirow evening at T.IiO
o'clock in Folej's hall for the tians
actlon of business.
Mr. John Link. Mr. Thomson and
Joseph Ilnll, who left three month"
ago for Hngland, letuinetl home Sat
in day night.
The Ladles' Aid sucletj of the Pilml
tlw Methodist ihunh will meet tomor
low afternoon nt L' o'clock at the home
of Mis, J. T. Wilght, of Suitt load.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brookle li
st ljius
)hookln
liltteries Powell
It 11 r
n o i i o o o i 2 - n j
1 1 1 2 0 0 U 2 - , Il -2
and l!ohln-.on; lliiioau and
I'arrell. I'mplre Carlups.
t lloston l'irst gune It. 11 K
rhicaso u 0 0 0 0 0 I) J 0 1 1 2
boston U 0 4 2 0 0 2 0 ' 8 10 1
batteries fiiMith KHng and Dexter; .Nichols
and ( laike. I'mpire LniMle.
Second game ) n.
Chicago 0 0 12 0 10 0 0-4 '( 1
Boston 11 0 0 .1 0 0 0 n il (1 0
llilteiies Call ihan and Dexter: Willis aiul sub
llian I'liipiie I'mslie.
It I'hlladelphli-nrst gaine K. 11 II
Cincinnati I 0 n n 0 n l il o- S 2
I'lilladelplila D 2 1 I) 1) 1 0 n - 4 7 S
Hitleiicfi Rieltiiistiln and Pill?, Oith and Sit
1'nhnd. I'mplie -lliut.
Second game It 1 1 F
Cincinnati 0 1 0 n 0 II il 0 0 1 1 1
I'lilladelplila 1 0 (1 0 0 11 1 0 4 II I)
llalteries Scott ami Kihne, Dunn and Doug
lass I'mpire Huist.
At New A oik - II
I'ltt-blllK 0 0 H 0 0 0 0 4 0 -l
New A'ork 0 II (I 0 (I 1 1 0
Bailouts I.eeeei iinl O'Conii 1 VIei
f.rady and Ilowiiinan I nipiie Snjj,,,.
II i:
14 2
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Ptnsn 4 Haw 5Jrt? 1 1 it?3B
1 wsmm s5r MS
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IliPRESCRlICTiOMl '
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The People's
POPULAR CLKAUING HOUSI. for ths Hinsflt or VU Wli'
llnvc Iloimei to Kent. Kcnl Kstnts or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Uoln Thets
r
Small Advertisements Cm; One
-Ll'lvc Cents a Word--Lxcept alttmtlo Wanted, Which Ats in
serted Free.
FOR RENT.
itiisishki) hoi sk ron hent, in osi: of
ttio tt Ipcjtlon In .rjnlin, tltltin niln
ulri walk from Court llotm, on Hit ' Mill" mi
lion; modern iiiiiroeinrntit l.rjtul bj Inr
lucr; jlmuit wuh lntnllird, rontiilhlntt plan'),
ihsny liool, two bcil rnonn fltteil, etr Will
imt for 43 nmnth until kprll t Jilri,
"Hmilslioil." O tttiT 215, Strjnton. I'j
I'OII HKST-MI t 1 IIOM
lejin heat anl Intli,
lttlOMs, WITH II
54(i WaOilnitl. n i-
roit ltiivr-sToitrs
lliiihliiiK In.fiiito
In onriuc
tv com, i.atvni.
.tulm .Itnnin, ll'i .otn
MMIf.H IKifsr,
lttlfoll iM
inn pint: sihix.t.
Ilnilsor. alcliiu
THOMAS
I Oil lti:T 1MI PI.KA'-WT lONSKtIIMl
loniiH, tiiriiMicd in uululuUhed, ltll boaid.
also kingl loom, all modern imilrnlrnie" "-I
.Mjdisoti aiutM.
1011 Itl T IIOPM. WITH T 1100MS
ilollais per mcmtli Inniiifi ol
km rn:'
I' I, nl
l.n, ,ii, wasliimtton aunue
MS--I.U.VIA-1IOOM IloTsK, nlll.l'.S IIIIX.I.,
pkjsont loiatioii, modetn tnipioomciit O
s , Trihure
ron itrT- 4o.i i.sckaw'ww
four llciors eleator, best store
Hon In Scianton
.WTMJi;,
ami IcfJ-
FOR SALE
I OH SM.P-l'NOri.MlM Dl'l'Oint MT is
olTircd lo i lu hi paiM. to but tlui hat mid
fmnistiiitir InismiM lu il.e alu f.cl, nA
ti.m and lean' ut a siurllce Iddies' It, fn'i
MlJP
ron s M.r fi f.u vsu wit.t, in v )'' iixiiui.
noil aemie, inodein impicneinent 0 U
T. Ul Illicit rect
WANTED TO BUY.
WAVTID-SrCOND HAND PLOT MsCltlNHS:
must be in cojd ordir, ftate partloul.irif as
to make and price Address, I,. M., uenrral de
livery, Scranton. Pa
W ANT ED-TO RENT.
wwtku to ih:xt' v .ism.K libcsi' iv
West ciantuu, suitably located. Address,
stating number of rooms, ceiiieiticnees, lot ition
and price , It Hughes, Tribune ollUo
ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOM AND HORH. T., WAl.KtMl
tame fiiO Wa-hlnton avenue
PIS
MONEY TO LOAN.
WICK STRAIGHT LOANS.
building.
Ctr.Ili. CONNKII.
AY AMOl'VT 01' MONT.Y TO LON. QLICIC.
slraiulit loans or tluilding and Loan At
from 4 to C per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
S14-J1D Council building
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
I'VUTM-.K WASrKDsWlll"2 0u0. IN KS1 H
llhed blisllichs in ".eranton. which will
aland cleuest intestigation. b.g piohls Ad
dic-s, C, Tiibune
LOST.
10l-ON WASHINGTON KVIATI'.. NT Ml
Lit kaveaima. tiure containing about l;
ltewuiil for leturn .Mis. rd Hulloid. lull I.J
fact tte stnet
LOST V (FUtOO(ll) WKKVTII OP 1 OIUllH Ml
Nol. Sundas ceelilng Tinder ilijv return
to M. C D, "The Vush," 410 Adams acinic,
eit, and receie lewaid
IOsT -WKDNKSDM. v-I'l'T 12. O.N N'W l"
cai, or line, pocketbook contuiiung tiiuali
icimi of iiiotiev. with articles of alue to no one
but owner Kinder will confer faeor bv baling
at this office.
CITY SCAVENGER
a ii imiaos i KVs litivi ri.T v
ee pools tio odor Imptoved pumps used
A. D. UltUiOS, Proprieur t.eae ordeis 1100
North alain aenue, oi Pirke s drug store, cor.
uer Adams and Mulberry telephone tfalU
PROPOSALS.
.s'M.i:U I'ltOl'O-sVl.S AM .I IN. llLl'i 1YF.D AJ
ihe etllce of llie Seer tils ot Ihe --t lulit in,
I0111I oi (ontiol, until 7 .0 oiloik Fiulas eon
mic, Si pi il, I'M), lor building iclatuuig wall
and grading nt No 2 school, mi uicliiiu 'iim,
iiieiiiu waiei, Mi.iniou, 1-j , 111 acconiaiice witn
plans and hpu irualions ot Jamci II Feeiie.
.ut Inter 1 , 421 lackawanna aienue, .Seiantou, l',i
'Jhc 1.1111 of one huiidied ddlais 111 t a-ti or eel
titled cheek is tu be -ml Wei with each uid,
" hie h fciuu bhall be tuifeittd lo the school dis
trict in ia?c of lefu-al or omlsiion on the pair
ot the ftUiiusful ijielder to execute contiact
within un dais after the awaidmg ot the sain"
No lib will be njel CI cotisuhnd nliMi fails
loiiipl.i Willi this ieTiilrviuenl The boaid ic
tines the light to ejict ane or all bids lly
orclil of the Vlalilm Ho lid of (.ontiol
1.1 (il Nt: D FrLI.OViS, virelai
hl'.AI.FH l'1101'OSVLS WILL UK HIXhlMI) AT
the ottlce cf th fitv I'letk. S mutoii, l'a ,
until 7 .'0 o'cloii p 111. llnludat, i .. :o.
IIhki. tu lonstruit a lateral nwer with tin nee
eviiv bram lies, 1 jiiiiii lions, niinholi-. Ih-Iih.
and hxtiuei., on tlie eaateili side of VWishinc,
ton amine, lielcveen Niw Voik siieit and Mai
ion street Ikich pioposal shall he accompanied
bi cash or certlhrd check in the turn of tint
dollars as a (.uuautee to eveiute a contiaci il
awarded the ame The elti leseiu- the nijit to
leject an.i 01 all bids lie onh 1 of Qit) I oiiii
eils M. T LWI.LLK. ("Uj Cleil.
v canton. Pa . Sept i, J0O0
LEGAL.
NOIKF-THF. VNNFVI MFF11NO OF TIIF
members ot Ihe lnkaii.iuiM sun soefa
Hon, Limite-l, will be tielcl at the oirlce of tlie
asniianoi. in the ( It of Sl.iiiloii, Pa, nn
V, iilm-dal, (htober 'i. rot ut 10 o'clock a in,
for tlie election of managers fur Jtlic ensuing
sear, and foi the tianactioi rf gucli othct
bu.iiiM, a mav prupcil) come l.ctoie the meet
ing II s FMItmilD.
Sli. niton. Pa, cept 10. l' -ecielai
NOllCb '10 OHNF.lts OF PKOPFltlY ON'
Court kticei Diamond aiiutie and Pioii
dene e load Ihe following is a correct eopv of
11 risolutior cf ( itv t uuucils of tlie Cit 01
heial.ton. Pa , opproud ig 11, I'XVl.
lteoled, lly the s, lect Council ot the (itv of
Scranton, the Common Council com urrlm,, I hat
( ourt tiepi fioiii ts inteiscctiiili with Piou
1 ihnce load to thl east nlelt of the inlerrectien
of Conn tirit and Diamond aienue, and Dia
mond aecmie from ( ourt stieei n a soutl.eili
iliieetion to Pioildetice load, and Pioiidence
load fiom the luteiscction of Diamond attnuc,
in a houtheily dniitlon to (ailiou slicet biiclge,
be paled, and th. cost Ihenof as.,.- ed u,alnt
the abut! in t proneitler. accoidiua 10 tin foot
fiont rule; proiideel Hint three-loiiitlM of .ill
1 Hit memberb elected to each biancli of tin
councils shall lute in faun thueof. On the
passage of this ic-.lullon bi said thiee-fourths
tote and Its appioial hi ihe via.ior, tlie Cit.i
Clerk tball publisn a mpi therei f In two newt
lupeis puhl!.bed in the Cili uf Snantoii for
tin djjs. statin; that unless a majbrltv uf
the owner, of piopcin abutting upon Court
tieet, Diamond mil. lie and Pioileinice load, its
ahoie mentioned, hh.ill kltciii'i to couiiells in
wilting witliln tlvn dns fium the dite of the
ai)ioi'il ot lids lesolutiuii, their pieliieuie if
I Hie material desired foi such patimcut ( ouu
tils will pioceen lo pass an ordinance diiecllug
the paling ot slid I ourt strict, Diamond aie
nue and Pioiidence load, between the points
abuse named witli such material as they may see
tit
Approwd bi Select Council, Aug 10, 1000
(HVs MINKII, pre.ldent
Approved In Cc nun Council, Aug 21, IMKi
AMI V. OIlllTllllS, pre.ichur
Approved, Aiip .11, llx)
.lAMl'.S MOIH. Major.
Published ill pui!i)aiK.e ot the foiegolng n so.
Iiitlou M T. LAYKLIX, City t leik.
hcranton, Pa., Sept 8, LAW.
A Challenge,
The Iiubbernecli base hall club, of
Olyphunt, hereby challenge the J'res
rents, of Carhonilale, to a game of ball
to be played at Alumni paik, Carbon
dale, Saturday, September 22, for n
purse of $50. John nurke, captain1
Joseiih Million, manager.
Exchange.
Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
HELP WANTED-M ALE.
I'Olt A KP.1V YOItKOUrTlNlT'CCHnAT
Coinpan.e, in general agent, a irentlemaii with
Rood acqualntaiice Old bine, euie lrlhulie
activi: iiivn.ciis i-.mmivviii:iik ro tvki:
orders for "storj of the OaUentun Honor."
Oier CWi paKf, Llal orately illustiatnl from ic
tuil photomapln. Aitent colnliu uioriej. II
luslrated ilicuhi ami outfit tree Ail quick
ililiesH (ilnlie lllble I'liblMilnic ( o , ;.i I best
niU irtreet I'liiladilf lib. Pa
WASTKO-KHts-Ft I VSC sU)HT OlIUIlH COOK
Wishes position Has bern on vaeht for lust
niejeliitMs Vdhess " ie "lilbune
w ANTLii-iAtfTir.rurTm srwoiirTiv xoi no
man; must come well recommended; )Z per
etk Biuranteeel, 0 l.ibrmv Uulldlii.
HELP WANTED -FEMALE.
w ti:u
hniivi w
roMPKrrsT onti. nut iii:m iim,
rl. tmiuiie 711 Madison aMiiui
W WTKll
Mis
I Xl'l i:n
aim i,i
Mri) M n-r oitii,
'il i Pine Miiei
RECRUITS WANTED.
MAIIIN'K COUPS PXITKD STA1KS N4VV 111!
emits wanted Able bodied men. eriee on
our warships in all parts cf the norld nnd on
lsnd In the Hhlllpplres, when required Lieu
tenant Colonel H It Hnsell, V. W Cflrrer bat k
ananna and Wjoming acns, Scranton
DRESSMAKING.
DRKSSMAKINfJ FOH CIllI.DltrN' TO onni'JI;
also ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 211
Adams aevnue.
SITUATIONS WANTED
u MI D-iiOIIK AS LlTNIIIii:5s I Oil MON
daMi nnd Ihursdaes, i,m (;le best eit iff
elenees ddns, I'. M, 7"i l.lm stl -el.
bill tlO.N WAMK.D-ll I.I) IN IAN M. It'S
oi iiisiirmcv ort.ee witu-s Kuud hand, anti
ous to obtain employment , willing and not afiaiel
ot wurk. Addiess "I-'xpetienceU," eale of this
( filbune) olllce.
MriTMION MI.I-KI'l.ltlt.N( I 11 llOOU
keeper, bteiioijiapber, tepewilter and Kiueial
ottlce man II. It , this ortic e
hlllAIIO.N MM)-DY A WOMAN f
home, would like to hae lour or live wah
lugs and boilings, good work clone tall or
drop postal. Ik W. '1 , :,1U .Mulberr stieet, til)
MLNOOlUl'llKlt. LM'l Itir.NCLl), llh-llll S
position s.ildr.w, H, S, Tiibune otliee
WNlKD-POslTION IIY YOtOLU WHO
lias just graduated in bookkeeping, wist
class tefereiiecs gism and expirted Audiess, ..
P. II, llox 274, Kae lorwille, pa
WANII.U-WOItk hOIt MO'.DWs AND Till Hs
da.is, us laundress, nn give bet tin lef
eience ddie-s, 7o2 Kiln slicet.
SIM AITON V NTi:iJs D MOllK UY THK
da.e , cm gne goo 1 relerences d hess,
M J. D Oljphant, Pa
WANTKD-YOrsn MAS 21 YI.Altb OLD, WITH
exeell-nt charaeter, lapiel and uecuiate ac
ccintant, good penman and first class knovsledij
ot business methods, would like work in ot
lice oi on books Hest returnees Ml." Inbuiie
ottlce
PROFESSIONAL.
Cei tilled Public Accountant.
rmvAnu c si'At'i.niNo.
ers' Bank building
C. f. A , 21 TItAU
Architects.
niWMlli II. DIVIs,
buildinii', Scranton.
AIlCliniX'T, CONNFl.t.
FltUDFllICK L. IIHOWN. ARCHITKCT. I'ltlt F.
building, 120 Wa.hintton aienue, scranton
Cabs and Carriages.
Hl'nDFH llRi:i C1CS AVI) CHHItUGF.S, llTsr
of service. 1'iompt attention tjiven ordi-rs, b)
'phone 'I'hones 21.72 and 5t12 Joseph Kellei.
124 linden.
Dentists.
Dll C i:. 1 H.F.NBLKUClt, I'Al'LI
Spruce street, hcrauton.
Ill II DINO,
Dll 1 O LYMVN. SCHVNTON PHIVVTK I10
pital, corner VVoming and Mulheiiy
DM. C. O LAUHACII, 115 YOMl0 AVKMiK
, DIt. II
F. HL'YXOLD's. OFP. !
Hotels and Kestauiants.
nn: i:i.k cvfi:. uj and i
FIUNKLIV WV.
line. Hates reasonable.
P. Zl'IOLKH
Pioprletor.
SCIt ANTON' IlOt'Si:, Nl Alt D.Li. Y. PAS.
senger de ot tonduited on llm Luiopeau pliu,
VICTOB hot II, Proprietor.
LaAvyers.
J. V IIROW NINO, ATTOIt.Ni: VN1) C0F.NSI I
loi at law. lioonis i'H- li .Mears building
D H IttTI.OCLK. V noitNI.A-I.OVNS nTITo
Hated on leal estate kecinili. Mcais buildint
coiner WasbliiBlon aienue aud Spmce stieet
I'llANK 1: iioyi.i:. MlOllNin vndcoiasil:
loi ut law Bun building, lioonis It and 14
W.uhiuMon aienue
WII.I.AltD, WAIHtUN Si
and Counsellors al I.a.i.
i.ilnglon aenuc
KVVPP VIT01ti:,
liepubllcan biilldinff,
JFs-CP A II 'SIP. ATTOItNTAs .SD (OI'N-selloisal-law
I oiiimonwealtb buililing, Hoeiinj
Hi, 20 and 21.
JAMh's W. OvliFOIID. ATTOHNLY-AT-LAW
U0011H 314, 515 and fill. Board of Irmle build'
Ing ,
Tw"aTiD AV. THVYl.ll. MTOUN'fTy. HOdvTs
W3i)OI, dill floor. Meats building.
i,Z xi m:. rioui: -at-i vitoakd
of Trade building, Scunion, Pi.
C. It. PnCIII'.R. ATTOn.NT.Y-ATLAVV,
ut Trade hirudins, suatiton, Pa.
ISOAltD
PATTI'.HSON A VVI
llauk building
I.CO.Y, TltI)i:i!S' N'ATIOV.VI.
C COMFOY-. 'I II HI ITIII.K VN lit ILIMNd,
a"V IJTJUTHOIK. AT TOItNF. Y. MliTu'rDIjfi'(V
Physicians and Suigeons.
nt vv. 1
annuo.
,M.l.i:, 5H NOIflll VV.VSIII.N'fiTON
mi s. av. iAiioniiAiw, oithi: .ui m'vmi-
inglcn aienue. Itesldenee, HI3 Mnlbeiii
Chionle dlccises, lungs, licart kidneys and
feiilto-uniiaiy irgaus a specialty. Hunts, 1 to
4 p. in.
Schools.
school or thi: i.ackaavanna. sdiXyrovi
Pa, Courses puparatoiy to college, law, niedi.
cine or business Opens S'pt. 1 'Hi. send for
cataloiu." lies. 'Ihoinai SI Cann, LI. Il , piln.
clpal md piopilelou AV II. Plunile, A Jl ,
headmaster.
Seeds.
0 n cLATiK a co. si:i:dsmi:v and ni it.
1 11 nn ii. Mine 201 Washington avenue; grim
house. 1WU North Slain an nue, stole tele
phone, "ii
Wiie Scieens.
josiumT Ki'Eni'.L, kkaii on i.vckvvann
aienue, bciantou, Pa, inamifactuui of Wiie
Screens,
aMlscellaneous.
ilVl'lU'S OltCIILSTIIA-Ml SIC FOIl II VLLs.
picnics, iiaitltw, leccplloiis, wedilines and con
cert work furnished. For terms address It. J.
Bauer, conductor, 117 AAjomlng avenue, 01 er
llulbert's music store.
MKOAnciKF, nnos, pniNTnns' suppliks, kn
elopes, paper bogs, twine. AA'arehoitse, jeo
AVuhtngtoii oiciuii, Scunton, pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAd
Schedule In Effect Kny 27, 1000.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 n. tn., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington nnd for Pitts
burg nnd the West.
9.38 n. m week day, for Hazlcton,
Pottsvllle, Reftdlng, Norrlstown, y
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Unrrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltlmore,Washtngton and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.08 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Hnrrls
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
vlllc, Bending, c&c, week days.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hazleton, Pottsvllle, Hnrrlsburg,
Philadelphia nnd Pittsburg.
1 It WOOD, Gen Pass. Agt.
.1 1! lirrcill.NSON. dm Mgr
Delawaie Lackawanna and Western.
In IIlTcct Juno 10, 1000
South Lcjo Scranton for New York nt I 45,
ion, R 40. sou and lil.n" a. m , 12 M. !51 "'
.1U ti m Tor Philadelphia al 0 10. 8 00 and
10 05 u in 12.1i and it 31 p. m. For Strouds
biitg at b ID p in Milk mil accommodation at
so p in ine nt lloooken al u.it, i.i-.
10 1 1 ii in : 1 ' lis ' 47. 4 4", 7.1H and tUT p m.
Anle at I'luladilp'ila at 111 Oil a. m ; III), IMS,
blXl and 8 22 p m ule finm N'ew Yolk at
1 Oi, 4.0t! and 10.20 a in.; 1 00, 1.J2, 5 43, 8 13
and 11 M0 p in. From stroiidsbeng at 8 0S. . m
Voilh Leave Seiamou for UulTalo and Inter
mediate stations at 1 10. 4 10 and 8 10 a. m ,
1 1", S 4S and 11 '." p m lor Oswesn and Ryra
ruse ot 4 10 a in. ind I .VI p in For IJtlca at
I 10 u. m. and I ftj p. in Foi Monti our at 8 10
0 in ; l.n', p. m. and 3 4 p m For Mi hot
"-i at 4 IH pr.d 1" p m. For Iiinglnnitoii. 10 2S
and s '0 n in nie in snanton from HurTito
nr 1 to. v. j.i-. mil 10 00 a in.; 130 and 8 00
p hi Finn Oswego and Seracwe at a V a. in ,
1"S and sili) p. in Fiom I'tlia nl 2 .""i a. m ,
1' :J ind i i) p in Fiom Nleliiilson at fil a
in and i CO n. m Fiom Vontrose at 7.55 and
10 O) a pi , 2i mil .W p m
Hloomstmi Dnilou-'Leaee Srranton for
V' rlhmnbeihind nt ft 13, 100'. a m ; 151 and
f "'" p. m For I'lemoulli at 1 01. .1.40, 8 55 and
II .'1 p m For Ninth okr at 8 10 a. m. rrlo
at oithmnbulinl ut DM i m ; 1.10, 5 00 and
s1 " p m Virile ut Nmtlcoke at H.10 a. in.
nlie at Plimouih .it "(Hi I 12, II..10 p. m. and
12 "0 ii pi Virile nl Seiantou from N'orthum
lieihnl al l 12 i m ; 1215. 4.10 anl S.41 p.
m. Fn.ni Vanlhike at 11 On a. tn. From
l'lininntli at 7 in i m .1.20 5 15 and 11 10 p m.
st ') TltVIVS
South Le ue Scranton 1 10. 1 00, 5 40, 10 01 n.
m : 1 .1.1. ! 40 and s ih p m
Vurth I eaie scrjnton at 1 10, 4.10 a. m ; 1 51,
5 4s and it , ii m.
Illooinshurir incision Leare Scranton at 10 03
a ni and 5 10 p ni.
Delmvme and Hudson.
In I'fTert .tune lltli. 1100
Tialns tot Caibondale leaie Scranton at 20,
7 fti. N 51, 10 H a in 12 00, 1 21. 2 20, .1.52, 6 25,
B 25, 7 37, 'i 15, till n tn : 1 1(1 a. m.
For llonesdale and Lake Indole 0 20, 10.11 a.
m : 2 20 nril 5 "1 p m.
For IVilkes-Uane -0 15, 7 4. 8 41, 0 1", 10.41 a.
m ; 12.01, 1 2S, 2 IS, .1.11, I 27, fl 10, 7.4S, 10 11,
11 10 p. m.
For U V It It points-0 45 i. m.; 12.OT, 2.18.
.111 and 11 SO p in
For l'ctinnl.in!a II II points 0 43, 0 38 a.
m : 2 IS and 4 27 p. in
Foi Albani and all points north 0 20 a. in.
and :! 62 p. in.
-fl)VY THMXS
For Caibondale 7 20, "On, 11. 1 a. m.; "M,
1 62. 5 47. 10 52 ii in
lor WHkes-Ilarre-9 2S a. in.; 12 0.1, 1.53, 3.23.
4 42, 0 27. S 27 p m
For Mbanv and points noilh 3.62 p. m.
For llonesdale and lake Lodore9 00, 11.31 a.
m and 1 12 p in
Lowest rates to all points in I'nlted Statea and
Cnradi
.1 VY. ni'ltDICK. II. I". A . Albany, N. Y.
II . OltOS-J, I). 1'. A , l-oranron, Ta.
Lehigh Valley Hallroadl
In I'ffei t Slay 27, TWO.
Trains Leaie Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New York via D. As II.
It It . at 1-45 0 m and 12 0.1, 2.18, 4.27 (Black
Diamond Impress), and 11 10 p. in. Sundays, D.
A 11. It li 1.6S. 7.4S 11 m. ,
For AAhlie llasen, llarleton and principal
points in Ihe coal legions, lia D. tt IL R. Il ,
I! 43, 2 IS and 4 27 p m For Pottsvllle, 6 45,
2 18 p. m
For Bethlehem. Laston, Heading, Harrlsburg
and principal intermediate stations via D. & II
11 l( . L 45 a 111 , 12 0J, 2 18, 4 27 (Black Dll
mend Fxpress), 11 10 p. 111. Sundays, I). 4. II,
It H., 1 53. T.4S p m
For Tnnkhannoek. Tonancla Klmira, Ithaca,
Oerea and principal Inteimedlate stations, vii
D, L. A AV. It It, SOS a. 111 ; 1.05 and 315
p m.
Foi (ifiina. Hoehrster. Buffalo, Niagara Kails,
Chicago, ind nil points west, via I), k II. It. I! ,
12 01, 3.KJ (Click Diamond Kvpress), 7.43, 10 41,
11 .10 p in Surda.is, D Jr 11 It. Ii., 12.01 p.
in ; 7 43 ji in
Pullma" railor and sleenlng or Lehigh A alley
parlor cars on all trains between AVIIkes-Ilarrc
and N'ew A'ork. I'lilladelplila, Buffalo and Sus
pension Bridge
HOLI IN II. Wlt.Hl'It, Oen Supt . 29 Cortland
street. New A'ork
CHMtlFss I.FK, Oen Pass Agt., 2d Cortland
street New A'oi k
A AV NONNTStACIlFlt, Dn. Pass. Agt., South
Bethlehem. Pi
For tickets and Pullman resersatlons apply .W
lackawaiiua aienue, eranton, Pa,
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
sti 1 Ions In New A'oik Foot of Libertv street,
N It . mid South Feirj
Vnthratlte coal used exclusively, Insming
cleanliness and c mifoit
TIMi: TABI.l' IN I1FITCT MAY 21. VKM
Inins leie serunton foi New A'ork, Newark,
I'.liabeth. Philadelphia. I aston. Iletlilehem. Al
leiilown. Staurli Chunk and AAhlte llavin, at Sin)
a in ; expiess. 120, eipiess. 4 00 p. m. Sun
dais. 2.11 p. in
For Pittstnn and VV likes llaire. 8 10 a m ; 1 20
and IOC p m Similsis. 2 15 p. m.
For Moi'ilnm Paik. 8 SO a. in, 120 and I OH
p m s, md 11s, ' 11 p 111
For Baltiinnie ami AAashington, and points
ciulli and VA'i'i us Beihlehim, s .10 a in, 1 20
p 111 'undais ' 15 p. 111
For long Itianch Ocean Oi.ne, etc, at 8 10
a tu ind 1 "ct p 111
For Heading. libation anl Ihrii-hiug, l,i VI
hnlc.wn. SOa. 111 and 120 p m 811111I1K,
2 15 P in
Foi Poitsilile s '0 a 111. 1.20 p 111
TI1111111.il iliktis tu all Hilnts last, smith and
nest at iowert 1 lies at the station
.1 II OllIIIVt's". Oen npt.
II P II VI DVVIN, Oen Pass. gf.
New Yoik.Ontniio and Western B.R.
T1MF TVni.L IN II'FFCT SFVDVY. .IHNF. 24.
1!KX).
Noilh Bound Train-
la-aee leaie
Siran- (aibon
Arrlea
Cadosla
1 05 n. 111
Tialns
SOI . . .
2UI ...
207 ...
ton dale.
10 40 a. tn. 11 20 a, ill
1 41 11 m 4 .il 11 111.
5.l3p ni.
13.00 p 111 Anise Caibondale, 1I.40 p. 111,
south Bound Trains
leaie
l.cme
Cado-Ii
, 8 40 a m
Cinliondalii.
7.00 a, tn
10 02 a i'l.
I'll p 111.
Scranton
7.40 a. m
10.45 a, m ,
4.20 p, ni
203
201
2M
, 2 01 p m
l'NI)AS ONLY.
Noilh Bound
la-aie Leave
nan Caibon
ton dale.
nr. R Silo III !) 10.1, 111.
Arrlis
Cadosla
10.43 a. m.
o'fi "iip 111 Vriiir Caibondale, 7.15 p. m.
south Bonn I.
la'aee lease
Cadoslt Caihondile. Scranton.
20 ... 7 00 a. 111 7.0a ni
;0s . . I 10 p. 111 '. 51 p. 111 fi.,15 p m
lialn No 201 makes iiuinictlon for points
North and nilli on Al iln I Ine, at Cadosla
'I tains Nos 2i and 201 make AA'alton, Delhi,
Hsmiten and shln-v 1 munitions
Tialns Nos. 20". and 203 make Alain Line con.
necllons on Simelav.
For futlher infoiinatlon. consult ticket agents.
.1. C. ANDI'IISON'. (im Pisa Agt , New York.
I. Il AVi:i.sil. Iiavellnir Passenger Agent. Scran
ten
Elie and Wyoming Valley
Time Table In Fffeet September 17, 1900.
Trains fur lliwhv and hical points, connect
Ire nt llawlcs w'th Frie railroad for N'ew A'oik,
Newbuiuh and Inieimedlate points, leave Scrsn
ton al 7 05 a m and 2 25 p m
Tialns arrlie at Srranton at 10 SO a. m and
. 10 p 111.
NEWSPAPERS
TIIF AMI.KINBAMtF. liLfOlll) (UN I1F. HAD
in scrinton at Hie new stands cf Helmut!
Biew., 401 Spiuce and .'iftl Linden; SI. Norton,
,22 Lackawanna aienue; 1 S. Shutrer, 211
Spruce ktrect
SCALP TREATMENT.
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khampoolng, M. , facial massage; nunlcur
Ing, 23c; thiiupodt 701 Qulticy,
.