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THE SCBANTON TKIBUNE-TUESDAY, JANUARY 2!, 1901.
NEWS OF THE
LABOR WORLD
LAOKAWANNA'S BIG ORDER,
FOR LOCOMOTIVES.
"Ninety-two Additional Engines to
Do Added to Ito Rolling Stock.
Tho Lackawanna Board for Today.
Railroad from Wllliamsport to
Tort Jorvls Survoyed Statistics
About tho Production of Pip Iron.
Changes Made In the Port Morris
Yard Other Notes.
TJCRlnnlnB with l-'olmiaiy 1. the Lack
Awanna's locomotive department will
he augmented by ninety-two .additional
nrlnes, which nro now in course of
construction at the Schenectady l.oco
notlve woihn, Schenecimly, N. Y., and
tho Dickson Manufacturing company'
nhoi!i In this city. All of the entities
will not he dcllwrod ut once, but It Ih
expected tho o'no a day will he turned
out by each constructing company.
Tho work on the engines Is bclnt?
rushed us rapidly ns possible, and
when the now additions are made to
tho motive power, there will be a total
of 723 cnslnes in tho Iiekuwantia's
Hcvvlce. Of this number Kit tire now
cither In use or under repair, as about
Vi per cent, of the locomotives of any
railroad nro constantly undergoing re
jiahf, owing to tho wear and tear n
them, caused hy collision, wrecks, and
other known causes In railroading.
Tho ordem for tho now engines have
iifnn placed ns follows:
Dickson Manufacturing company
Kotirteen switch engines, for general
u.e; twenty soft coal burners, for use
on tho Uuffulo division; ten bard coal
burners, for general freight traffic.
Schenectady Iocoiuotlv woilta
Twenty soft coal burners, for use on
tho Buffalo division: twenty hard coal
burners, for general freight trafTlc;
fight passenger engines for main line
transportation.
The only difference between the bard
and soft coal burners will le In the
fireboxes, tho former peimltting the
use of the fine washed coal and other
small sizes, while the latter will onlv
bo fed with tho bituminous fuel, which
comes In largo lumps, and crumbles
when tho heat penetrates It.
Another Railroad Scheme.
Within tho pat-t few yrars propound
new railroads to tap the anthraulto
coal fields have been heard of period
ically, but they never" materialized. A
railroad, with its western terminus at
Wllliamsport nnd its eastern at Port
Tervls, Is now promised, and Wilkes
JJarrc Is to be ono of tho inosc linpoit
nnt cities it will touch. A charter for
thti construction of tho road has hcon
granted and among tho capitalists In
terested nro several Wilkeo-Bnrrcan.
The survey lias Just been completed
by Ira Hartwcll, who Is well up In
railroad construction. Constructive
work will begin in the spring, It Is said.
The Intention of tho projectors Is to
tap several ilch lumber districts and
.ils-o u portion of the anthracite coal
Holds-.
Tho new iand Is planned to start ar
Willlamsporc on the West Mr.inih of
(ho Sustmihnnnu, nnd ivfi t'lom tli.n"
In the dliectlon of Uiirw's lrtk '
tlipiite along Tlnrvey's i reels to vi
XautlcoUe. Ciosslng Up- nvci abovo
Nnutivoko, the route cuts nrros to
wards Ashley nnd, s-kiiiint? the moun
tains, passes the Empire, continues
along the mountain nt a point bark: of
tho Tiulthuoio reservoir, crosses tlti
rutoff nt grado back ofJ Miner's Mills,
thence by dhect routo to Ciouldsboro,
on through Plk" county to Port Jorvls.
AVlles-natio llccord.
Pig Iron Production.
An advance sheet of tho bulletin oc
tho American Iron and Steel associa
tion gives the total pioductlon of all
kinds of pig Iron in 1800 as i3.lso.242
gioss tons, na compared with I3.ti:!70.
ions in 199, ll,77a.931 tons In l.W and
'.'.CK.CSO tons in 1S97. Tho production in
ISOO was thus 10S,C39 torn, gieater than
In lSf-D. The production of pig iron In
the second half of 1SP0 nnd tho first of
3900 aggregated 11,971,103 tons, or al
most 13,000,0'10 tons. Theio was a de
cline In production in the second half
of 1500 ns compared with the ilrst half
of l.lDJ.ROS ton".
The production of 13essemr pig Iron
In 1900 was 7,0I3,4C gross tons, against
Itching Scalp.
Soold Head one! tho Moat Violent
Forms of Eozoma and Salt Rhouin
Promptly and Thoroughly Cured
by Dr. Chaso's Olntmont.
Among small childicn, scald head and
similar itching: sldn diseases arc most preva.
lent, and the worst feature is that these ail
ments, which are apparently trivial at first,
almost invariably develop into chronic eczenu
if neglected.
There is but one treatment that phjsicians
arc unanimous in recommending for scaM
Heads and eczenu,
and that is Dr.
Chase's Ointment,
the great antiseptic
healer. It prompt
ly stops the dis
tressing it chine
which accompanies
these discuses and
positively produce
a thorough and
complete cure.
Scores and thous
ands of men ami
women stand ready to touch for the merits
of Dr, Chaie's Ointment. It has brought
about some of the most marvelous cures ever
recorded. In justice to jourself and family,
ou cannot do without it in your home,
Mr. J. II. Grant, 716 Joseph Campan ave
nuc, Detroit, Mich., writes:
"For three years I have heen troubled by
on intense itching on my body. So teniblc
was it at times that I could get 110 rest night
or day.' I tried all kinds of ointments and
hlood pi.rlficrs, but could get no iclicf. Mr.
II. A. Nicola! of 379 Division street recom
mended Dr. Chase's Ointment. A few
applications stopped the itching and I have
(elt nothing since."
Baby Eczema.
Mr. 1-'. S. Hose of 133 Sixteenth street,
lluffalo, N. V writes!
"Our baby boy suffered for some time
with that wretched eczema, and we were en
able to find anything to cure or even relieve
hi pain. A few applications of Dr. A. W.
Chase's Ointment stopped the itching and
healed tho torea, and a bright, natural skin
now takes their place." t
Dr, Chavs's Ointment does not cause pain
when applied, but soothes the sore or in
flamed surface, to crnts at all dealers, or Dr.
A, W. CUss Medicine Co,, uflla.N, Y.
S,202,77S tons In UM, That of basic pig
Iron, all mado with coko or mixed an
thracite and coke. van 1,072,3'C ton:,
against 935,033 tons In 199; splegclels.
en nnd fctTomnnganese, f.55,977 tons,
against 219,16$ tons In l.99, and of
charcoal pig Iron 339,67! tons, against
281,760 tons in lf-M.
ChangcB In Port Morris Yard.
The Hill switch In tho east-bound
yard at Port Morris will bo discon
nected from the Interlocking plant to
morrow, and thereafter operated bv
hand.
Derail will bo put In lend track cast
of the Hill switch and dwnrf signal
moved about 300 feet east of present
locntlon and 111 govern tho lead trade
Dwnrf signal governing west-bound
movements irom tho Hill track will be
removed.
D., Xi. & W. Board vf or Today.
Today's D L. & W. board Is as fol
lows: Mm-tlty, Jjn. Si,
W ll.ll CATS, KAST.
! p, hi. W. tali-ir.
in p. in.'2 J. W, l)clr.c.
ll.Wi p. m. J. CurU'lln,
lun-day, Jsn. 2J
Wil.I) CA'IS, HAST.
12.) j. m -A. Vtnwe, villi J. Ioler'a me.t.
u J. in. Tl codurr Naiimati.
1 a. in. .J. J. Murray, ttlth ('. Ilartlioloincw'i
men.
f. a. in. II. ILnnott.
t a. in. .1. l'.inl.h.nt.
7 a. in. (I. V. l'ltzgi'tfllil.
S a. m. .1. A. Hmdi.
l a. til. P. (illluMti.
lO.fO a. r J. llcnnlgiii.
U."M a. m. M. LaiikIiIh y
I .. m. s. O'tVinnoi, Willi Worfel' mm.
J p. m. T. J. Tlmmpc,i.
IS.IJ p. in. T. MiCutliv.
I.IJ p. i.i. (I. T. MapIiJ.
II Ii. in. (i. Hurt.
ht'MMUS I.TC.
j . hi., ia.U I- MeUII'tcr.
1. a. in., ict ii. rruui.trii.iir.
1" ii. in., vc-t MdiM.
Vi o'llocl; neon. w(t C.irtlac
0 p. in., cast It. Oilllsnn.
7 1 1, m., wnt from Ca.uijri, throe rnuliiM Mo
1.1110.
7 p. in., not fidm ('.i.mtr. Olnli.
i. in., i.i-.t liutii Nay Aits Dully.
rt'M.CII.
10 j nt. I. V.. Socor.
I'L'ilir.ll-.
S a. in. Hou.-or
ll.lu a. in.-Mor.in.
7 p. in Murphy.
.i p. in. l.ainpit.f.
1'.m:xgi:h t:iiiM.-.
i ,t. tn.--l'atlnj.
7 a. tit. Singer.
5.8'J p. in. Slllltull.
7 p. ni. Mniji vcrn.
WILD CAIS, UT.
t a. in., two rneln'H T. Fiiziutrick.
,i n. in. ( ltandilrh.
i, a. in. C KiriRslcy.
S n. in., two rnmiib A. Ilcltluni.
11 i. n., li ctiplnri .1. J, O'IIju.
1 p. in. 1. IIjIimi.
"J I'. Ill II.1CRl't.
3 p. m. .Tntni fj.iliacjri.
4 p. in. ,1. K. Xta-stris.
5 p. in. John U.lUcr.
noiici:.
imiduetor IMIlIain MeMIMcr Mill lAe nU
own tun, ll.e piil.-iip, toninrrow tlii SUli, .it.
OiniJiiclor A I'. Mullui ami crtw ntll mn 6
p. ni, IM cat iet In place f'l I rank Mellon
noil ami cnw. tlm 2-th.
llr.iVfiiiin J. Cuiilioy nlll so out en 1il own
tun with Conductor Henry Gllllirnn.
This and That.
The eye and ear examination- are
now beliif held at Hlnnhamton, and
all who haw not already passed
ihioutrh the ear aio expected to do t-a
without further delay.
The kIi-Ih employed at tho KIolz fill:
mill ni- still on .strike nnd tlicro tir-j
no imllrntlono of n settlement. Their
KilevniiceH will In taken up by tho
fVijtrul U'llnv union at il"Xt Sunday's
imt:iir of that body.
Tli men and hoys i-mployod at Xo.
r. i-oilii'ty of the Pennsylvania foal
ronipuny ut Dunnioio went on stiik,-,
Sattitday, beea.uuc one of the biys Is
only iviulvlnt: M,r1 a day, while thj
men hullevo be should get $1.15 undT
tho ton pot' cv-nt, advance.
Some Laekiiwaiiu.i conductor are
sivltcliliif; out new SO.ono pound capao
Ity wooden hop)ir car nuuibcicd in
the TO.Oiio voiles, hilnglup thorn to
Hcrantou Instead of setting them on" iu
Nay Aug. This practice must bo
stopped, us this class of eais can ho
loaded on the WlnUm branch.
The only mw thing mound the Dela
ware and Hudson station yesterday
was policeman Bpcllmiin's handsome
new tllk eap. with Kilt trlmmlnfw and
uold buttons, biarltig tho coiiipntiv's
moiiDKram. He looked us (ommandlng
an fvr, i.s he hiood at the door eall
Iiir out the trains to tin- humlteds of
patyeiiKers in watthiK.
The employes of the l.aikuwuiina
tr.tnsportution denai iiii.nt y 'Sterday
presented their ivttilni; aiuei Intend
ent, J. M. Ualy. with a handsome Mor
ris ehnir, an u hIIkIiT token of tho es
teem In which h Is held by them. Mr.
Paly will retlto from the Iackawanna
service on Kobiuary 1. and will leave
shortly afterwards for it month's ivst
nt Hot Springs, Ark.
1. A. Sweigart, ThomtiH Dtiralun,
Chailea Clivennwood. W. II. Itnrlleit,
Kobert Pureell and Ftnory Day, cap!
talluls 01 Philadelphia, have secured
oontioi or the f'nrbon fminiy IOIectrlu
tallway. operating In Munch chunk.
The uur eyoi n havo tompleled thni
work on uuether line six mll-ii lona;
ciuiiicctlujr the town w'tl, T.ehlhhion.
1. A Sweigait is Ih-) ut w iiesldciit
A GLIMPSE OF ITALY.
Another of Delightful Composeis'
Ai'ternoous at Southworth'a.
Tho Houthworth Studios of Mttvlc
were crowded .Saturday afternoon,
when another of tho delightful eom
power's aftei noons was given. "A
(illnipse of llnly" was tlm tltlo of
Kiitui day's itiKr.imuie, which fol
lows: .Vailaili, lii-J I7"i7. l'.i.,,rj I 1 nu
Mr. XuribiKl t'iulici-.
lluilu. l'li. -Lentanu" (11,11 Mtl.Vtfrlc,
Sl,plMit, .1111 'Intoi
l iUrUt. Mi. J.-ms.
Munl.iiii, 1iu, Andaiit,. ltvlluloMi AinU'i
Mis. M.irjjivt Don.
lluinifiM.lliI, lU4..ir.'.il. Ail.i,
I.urrlo. l-.'s-lSJU. "I.Uo!.i" ('mm ilia
Mm (J. II. I'tliiun.
Ililltnl, Ttv'-B-Cjintliu,
lino 1I0 Xmiiu I'Ii.m
MUi Nj.i Hi,Iki Uoii.
Vtull. I'M "Are Mirlc" Irom OI1II1 Sjn.ii:o
Mii I'loiini-c Itotu-itioii.
f-lmontltl. lb nfjua MIiUjIa Violin
Mbvt IK ir.
SlrnJillj, itiuiusi, l'lrt.i Miiborr ..tfctul t'liom
illncn r.cni-oii, Mlulii-ll. Martin. 1'nllirinin, Hob.
CllM'll.
S'llimbatl, 11"!. Vioclilii .Vlnirjitlu I'lano
m I..mra MilJinu.
C'JMcdol, 1SU-1SS7. Two Tusmu l'uIk
f-fnc tITJiio and Contialo
Ml4 Martin, Mm. Lly JxplvKclloi',
pcnlMttl. KOi-1815. Aria, Vivace, honi I.a
I'uvorita piv viollm
Mlwt Dorr, t'arjl. WjIui, llnuwr, Mill, Mr.
ltodrleucy,
THE FINCH COMPANY.
Stockholders Hold Their Annual
Meeting Yesterday.
Tho stockholders of the Finch Stanu-
fflctnrlnc comnanv hrld tliplr ntinmii
I meeting at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
SICKLY
jUs t
ji .. 'lAjjygjT'jL j
I tried several. 1 had ti cough, the doctor .Mid my lungs were affected, I had indi
gestion, backache and headache, and was gteatly troubled with painful menstrua
tion. I also had numbness in my limbs. As soon as 1 began to take your Malt
Whiskey I felt better, until now mv cough has all left mc, my lungs are perfectly
sound, 1 have no mote headache or backache, and I don't know what pain is. I
Mti c.t anything and it agrees with me. I am convinced all my troublcscame
from impoverished blood and poor circulation. I think your whiskey is the
greatest medicine on eartlt. livery woman should know about it. I recommend
it to anyone who suffers as I did, ns 1 think it is a God-send to women.
Gratciullv vmirs, CLARA M. CARSON.
DUFFY'S WE &ALT WHISKEY
is a specific and safe remedy for these ills peculiar to oiing women. It acts
directly on the vital organ, stimulating them to healthy action, aids digestion and
circulation, thus removing .ill irregularities and danger of quick consumption. It
willsurelvgic otir daughters stiength and rosy cheeks, and fit them for their
useful sphere in "life as healthy, happy wives and mothers.
rUItE. W'llP- t.i iiml Mate your case It will cost ysa iio'.tiitu; lor advlcr. Daily's Pure flail
Whlikrv 1j sold ill fjlfd buttles only, HotWrtd In bulk it is u fiatiil. Atlt for the Rcnulnt ; be Jure
joupftlt. A!li!iii,'cKsani!sioeerj,orrl!rrct.ft.Malottl. Meilkal rooklet lunuiniiu Rvmpttms
and treatment otcaclidisea.centlreelorlheajKlni,'. l)uffySIU Wlilnltry Co.. I5othrtir,:r.Y.
ing In Ihu company's offices on North
KlKhth street. In addition to tho elec
tion of a hoard of directors a fair
dividend was dcclnrod, and the woik
accomplished during the past year, and
that under way, was discussed.
The board of directors elected were
us follows: . A. l'-lneh, L. Mor.-s.
AV. I. l-'lnch. Julian Morss and W. M.
Ciatduci. The otllrers of the board . -leeted
were: 1. A. Finch, president
and trcasuier; I.. AV. Morss, vlce
ptcfldtnt, and AV. M. CJ.trdner, pe-nv-taiy.
FROP0SITi0p?0P
TURNPIKE C0WPAMY
Its Written Proposal Regarding tho
Settlement of the West Market
Stiect Dispute Considered.
The written proposition of the Ab
Imjton Turnpike company outlining
the terms under which It will deed a
portion of AVcst Market street to the
city was presented yesterday at a
inoetlns: of the Joint conference com
mittee of councils held In City So
licitor A'nsburrr's othce.
The company iiKteps In this propo
sition to cleeiljuwr that portion of tho
street lylnc between Piovldcnco squara
nnd Setv t a street to tho elty, pro
viding the city aereos to pave It tha
pave to he at least thiity-flv? feet
wide from the square to Hrlck avenui
end :t leart tf ntx-flvu fci t wldo fri:n
Uriel; avenue iu Senecu Mttcci.
The compuny futther stipulates that
the rlty niUft oiff-e to pay th. eom
pany foi all lepaim iiiade on liu street
vlihlu the elty limits lit tho past as
per bills already vendeied' that H
mui furthci ukicc to expend $1,200
(litltig: the coming l'scal year In keep
livr the s'ticet from Sei,C(u. street to
the stone bridge In r pair and $300
every year thereafter In keeping this
part of tho sttect In tjnod condition.
rIhe company uyres 'o place the
dec-il In tho hands of certain trustees
who at-i not to tin n It over to the city
until such time as the pavlnjr has ben
actually completed and tho other stip
ulations of the proposition agieed to.
The committee had a Ir-nj; discussion
o-er the ptopo.-Itlon and all the liiem
bets seemed to he vepetally opposed
to the Idea of the el'v being obliged
to still keep pnit of th snoot In to
pair aft'T the paving had hern don".
A ounler-pi poj.itkiii was agreed upon
but none of the muuhers would say
at the (nncluslun of thi meeting Jutt
what this was. It Is understood, how
ever, to Ik an acceptance of nil the
piovhliins of the comppuy's proposi
tion with the exception of tho oni
above tii'-ntlomd.
STOLE AN OVERCOAT.
Roy Gllbeit Held Under $300 Ball
on This Charge.
Iioy Crllbert, colored, was held under
$SU1 ball by SJayor Moir yesterday loi
his fippearauce In court to answer tho
chin Re of larceny.
Cillheji w.ih arrested at 3 o'cloik yes
let day inornliifr by Patrolntnn Ooerllz
for the theft of an overcoat. AVord
was r-jcelved at tho Center street sta
tion house that nn overcoat belonging
to Joseph McDonnell, employed by the
.Scianton l'.lectiic Llsht company, had
been lost, and It was suspected that
"llbert was resM,nalble.
iillbeit llrst denied all knowledge ot
having seen tho overeuat, but when
ailiiionlshed to reveal Its whereabouts,
did so. Tho coat was found bunging
iu the cellar of tho building at SOV
Spiuee sheet. (Jllbeit was committed
to the county jail In default of ball.
WANT HIM PROMOTED.
Resolutions with Refeieuce to Lieu
tenant Colonel Wlnt.
At a regular muster of Post Sl9,
Ciunil Army of tho Republic, held Sat
urday evening, Jnnuaty '.'(!, tho fol
lowing tosolutlons were unanimously
adopted and forwarded to Hatrlsburg:
r.i'-t'Unl, 'Hal llil, ,o,t jOi fi Injury In tlm
lidiVMl iinueit Ihat tlio ii3to anil lmuo ol
1 1 pli-ni lll.lt Kri.. lOiunuinl tin.- miliuiy liconl Ol
Miutrnant Colnml 'j licodore J. Wlnt, now In
itiiuiiuinl ni tho hi Mil Unlldl statin cu.iliy .u
lvkln, Clilna, unit iciimtt tint the prc,li-rit of
the Uiilttii htam nt tlw farllMt day proitlcablu
prnmoto tlio s.il, l.ltutctiant Coloiii'l 'fhiodcrw
.1. Wint In bo a briitailier jimral in the KjuUr
uiiny ol the I'nllcil St itit..
It. O. Brjant, IVl toiimi-iulir.
AttMt: Trull Thomas Adjut.itit.
The "Lackawanna Railroad"
will open a now ofllco on tho southwest
corner of Uroadway and Twenty
eighth stieet on May 1. Tho company
cxpeots to niako It ouo of tho hand
somest oillccs in the city of New A'ork.
It will be under tho general direction
of Mr. T. AW Lee, general passenger
agent of tho company, and will bring
tho Lackawnnna Into promlnece In a
portion of tho city not hcretofro
icuchcd,
WOMEN
" It Is too late, madam, your
daughter cannot live." Oh,
mothera I do not wait for these
heart-breaking words regarding
those you love. Are your
daughters pale, weary, languid?
Do they have much headache
and backache during their
monthly periods? lncse arc
Nature's wamincs to all sensible
mothers. They need a pure, gentle,
invigorating stimulant.
Tli foltimlncr lrtttr of Mlti Canon
will Interest erery woman I
847 Columbus Ave,, New York.
Gentlemen: "During the past
summer I became very much run
down In health and lost about thirty
Bounds. I suffered untold agony.
luffy'a Pure Haft Whl.Mcey was
recommended to mc by n friend, who
5.iid it saved her life. I had my doubts
about it, but thought I would try It.
I am now on mv fourth boltlc, and I
must say that It' has done me more
good than all other medicines, nnd
A Gold
Crowii
Free.
tlili (von- t ot cur be-it
li-cih conircti-tl tfr on or
bdoi e IVbniary l.'.tli, 10H1.
TM l a boiiafido otlof
nnl m.t mtirrlil it t lie
bet.
Crowns
and
mud berc a'i'1 made rljlit
el KK cold. Our price i
only V'-W.
Bridges
Inerted beie 1-y e.rrb
eneed ojorators rho l.me
been wlictrd from tha
largest cfllrci In the l. S.
for their ability.
Fillings
EXTRACTING
EXAMINING..
CLEANING
FREE
Min-o-Cal
Our own anntliPtlu tor
pjrilei fitriitlnsr. Sifn
mid Suif Xo fori' Ktinis
n coi-alini.
Ol AUANl F.i:i) IN WlllTlNt! I"OIt Tf.N
wmw wi: Aiti. in:i:i2 to stay.
Union Painless Dentists,
.".OS '.icitjurintu Avenue, t-cranton, I'j.
"IS 17 no-gel's Hros.' Goods,
Knives, Forks
Spoons, etc.
No question about the quality; we
have all the newest patterns at
lowest prices.
Also the celebrated Sterling In
laid Spoons and Forks. War
ranted to wear twenty-five years.
Immense stock ol" Sterling Silver
Spoons, Torks, Knives and Cased
GojcIs for Wedding Presents.
Mercereaii & Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
CHICAGO
& NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
fllE HEST OF EVERYTHING.
i Through trains Chicago to Dcs
Moines, Mason City, Sioux City, Omaha,
The Ulack Hills, Denver, Salt Lake, San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Ashland and
Copper Country. Call on any agent for
tickets or address
01 BroaJvatj Nt York
43S Wm St., CMt'miaH
'$07SmlWI4M., HUtburg
33 Swrlcr SI., Oltmlitni
001 Chtl't St.,PMIadil.ih
S03 WaMngten St., Boilon
SOt Main SI., ' Buffalo
Jll Clark St., CMcago
17 Camout Martlut, Dttrott
3Klng3t.4att,Ternto,Or,t.
The Wanders and Beauties
OF
Earth's Largest Se?moit of Fairydom
Suptrli Calllnnila, re lionctwtfJ only by tlie
rully iiim.tuoiL trains of th?
SOUIHt-RN PACIFIC COA1PANY
The "SUNSET LIMITED" that
Train of Trains, belongs to this sys
tem. PecrleM In trrulimtuit, eiTlc and cuisine.
IIh tliifr route oiler rontlnuom dtllglit to the
lourUt.
Tor lull infoniutlon. free illuttrated pamphlet,
main, nri'J time tuhln, also lowest rites, (.koiilm
ar ticket anil luuiia? checknl apply to fcOUlll.
i:itN I'ACiriO CO., JW 8. Sd ., I'hlli., I'.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
All Points
West
SCRANTON'Q SHOPPiNQ OENTER.
Women's
Winter Jackets
At
Mos
Closing Price $4.00
For Jackets regularly priced at from $10 to $12.50 each
Closing Price $8.00
For Jackets regularly priced at from $20.00 to $30.00.
Closing Price $6.00
For Jackets regularly priced from $13.50 to $20.00.
All finer Jackets at proportionately low prices.
And AH in This Season's Bestv Styles
CONNOLLY &
STATEMENT OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL Bill
OF SCRANTON.
United States Depositary.
At the close of business Dec.
13. 1900.
KESOUECES.
Loans and Investments
3,175,478.30
Banking- Houso 38,509.04
Cash and Reserve... 530,570.19
.3,750,057.10
LIABILITIES.
Capital !? 200,000.00
Surplus 000,000.00
Undivided Profits . . . 57,005.29
Circulation 100,000.00
Individual Deposits . . 2,415.530.08
U. S. Deposits 422,720.39
Due to Banks 54,7S5.53
."53,750,057.10
WILLIAM t 0.-.NI.I.L, PiiaMctit.
HC.NU BLL1.V, Jit., Vk-o-I'rcWcnt.
WILLIAM U. PECK, CattiUr.
Dtt, DEINSTEIN
Flijslclau anil Sv&tn
311 Snr;i2i Sf.
" Ti-mti.i (Yuri Rmll.nl
Jjjjj, 1.1UIIU UIUI "ia
itittAiiiun lit.
All acute and c.hionlc ill ca-n-4 o( inin, mo
men and childi.n. CIIIIOMl M.UVfiL'C,
IIBAIS AND WASTIXH IIM'AM.S A M'l.f
IALn. All diseaiv ot fir l.n-r. MiIiu-.,
llliidder. H.ln, lllcud, Nttin, Woiuli. l',j.-, Cut,
Nipsi-, TIiiimi. and l.uni;. luimir. Imp.-r.,
l'lk-s, ltu)iluio, (iidtir, Kliemnitl'in. Athmi,
Cttanli, Vaileocelo, Irf)st Jlanliood. MaLtly
i:mllo!H, all I'emalo Dlin-.ieK, Uuiorrhoej, ilc.
rionnorihea, phlllii, lllccd I'nUon, In'JLrrc
tlon irnd niuthful luMr olilltrratcd. 8uiiry,
Kltr, l'pllipy. Tape and Monuili Wurttu. CV.
TAHnilOZONi:, S-prrltlo fur l.itilih. Tliritf
inontlia' treatment i-nly '.W. 'lilal freo In
oftlcf. roniidtatliin r.nd Ciinlinlloii free. Ol.
flcu houra dally and hund.iy, S a, in, to t)
p. in,
DR. DENSTEN
Heating Stoves,
Ranges,
Furnaces,
Oil Stoves,
Gas Stoves,
M Heaters.
CUNSTER i mm,
tt:-3rT l'EHN AVENUl'.
W'E
iSMi.
aa-SMi
In This Last Week
January Sale
t Unheard-of
WALLACE,
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LSCC
Curtain News
IS
Shrewd buyers will take advantage ot the special
prices made on our entire Lace Curtain Stock. Many
small lots at a fraction of their real value.
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I FURNITURE COVERINGS
it
,1
I
ARTISTIC
i high-sr'adE bedding
l WILLIAllS&ncANULTY
LEADERS IN CARPZTS, WALL PAPER, DRAPERIES,
: 129 Wyoming Avenue t
f4-f-f-M--f-H-f-HH- "--H-l-'H-f tH
THE
SIC POWDER CO.
Uooms 1 and2, Com'ltli D'l'd'g.
BOItANTON, PA.
riining and Blasting
POWDER
Utte at Mooilo nd Itmh 1J Worit.
LAPLIN RAND POWDBt CO9
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Xltetrlo Dattarle). KUotrla Kiptorert.
iplodlnt; bliti, Safety FmeuiU
Repauno Chemical Co.'s expilolVvc-i
L
Lager
Brewery
Mniiurrictiiroviiir
OLD STOCK
P9LSNER
485 to 453
N. Ninth Street,
i
is
Telephone Cull, 23M.
of the
Reductions
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
4H4 - HHM
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COUCH COVERINGS I
FURNITURE.
'I HEAVY DRAPERIES I
.
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A Bad Brake
Is worse tbau no brake
at all.
We are now ready to
fit your wheel with the
latest coaster brake. If
you contemplate any re
pairs on your wheel for
the spring riding now is
the time to get it to our
shop. We will send for
aud deliver your wheel
when finished.
i! i mi
211 Washington Ave.
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
General Aptnt for tlin Wyomlnir
Witrlct for
T
POWDER
Hlnlnc, niastlnir, Fportlnp, Bntokelesj and t"
llcpauno Chemical Con-piny'i
High Explosives.
Etfetjr ruse, Cpi and Exploder. Boom 401 Com
nell Uuildlnj-, Sainton.
AUCNCIUSi
TII0S. ronn Pltteton
JOHN II. SMITH k EON Flymouth
-V. r MULUOAK Wlllet-Dant
DUPON