8
THE SCHAXTOX TRIBUNE-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY X, 1901.
NEWS OF THE
LABOR WORLD
IS ACTING SUPERINTENDENT
OF CAP. SERVICE.
Oflico to Which M. B. Ca3py Han Been
Appointed by General Superinten
dent T. E. Clarke It Hsw Been
Demonstrated That American Loco
motives Aro the Best The D., L.
A W. Boiud for Todny Expoi t of
Anthracite Coal DurliiR December
Showed n Confclderablo Increase.
The Mnmp of oi'iclul tutinriiiitlori n
?it. H. C.iso.v'm npiioliitniriit tm the nil.--iesor
of .1. .M. lnlv In tlif I.acJsn
waiuni latlroadx iii r ivlr"1 lp irij
mrnt, v.'mh plaitil nn rlimlur Xi. !
)?f-ued ycytuulay lumi tin- ollle f
Onet'il Hupetliitot.iloiil T. ri. I'luik'.
It vts Rfiifi.illv uik1"Ii Uio 1 l thoff
lin . pp In n position n Know, thai
Mi. i'as".v would i-uvdvi- Hi' appoint
iimit M'liil- tin- os-ltioti dllfi itn. win.
rnim that hi Id iv AH. li.il. an supi'i
lnlMide.it "1 lraiihp.it lulldti. tli'-ti U
'oii ii' U-n -Inillmltj In tlii-tii. a nil.
jiriNDituh im.lir, C.iffv liai lx i'ii Id"'
'il 1" Air Inly :n m mv jaf, oli
in hi i.ii luii i nv-fi i. a will WiUnl t
i ignition in lulihM wivlf
It N n idliK tn mid th.it At" I'll-1-:-
ill ' 111' unlit in.ill 111 tin- llfthl
ii ii . , u lx .i"iil'ttiil it lint" lx .in-
'Iim nit ti In Hi nmpliiv of i ho l..if ll t-
nKlia talltoiil who l mm i popitlui.
i iiiht"i.ii,'. oiUoi'-iit Hid iln' vine or j
I'lmiifiUmi than li. 111" lone ,M'--i
iif- and ivliln n 'lt.'ilntanro vlll n
li'il" him l' DfjfiJftll llir dllll'S .i
-'Kiid to him in iicri n m inni- n
v 111 lifi niilj ! I'Oii'-lnliiI tt Ih'1 "in
pinv. hut iiNn .lid In Itn if.iKlm: 111
I ctIv hUpoi.tlittlidillil KlIn'lldKi' 'if
11 " llltll IK't'K nf lalliiul mi" "
. 'i'ft, ' '
Mi. fiiwy'-i iippnlnlmoiu wii fl
. I illv piiimul;::it(l Id the i"ll"iimr
ui'iila. :
- f.Tif t i'i . I ' I. I."l
I i. Urn V". r.
Mr. M. IS I i !. I .ii liv jiih! t . i.i
"llntltl'lllll ! 1111 iMllf Willi uiln jt
utitun. I'j. IU' ill .inir.l tm' ill nil"." n
! Ii IrU i.iiI IvuriiSH Hit Wuli' mid li"
tenhaj ire ullli .niliri llt.., md l
I iiU.on oi it rwori' 0ritltii'tl.
Illioils lifilnru'r iiijii ti ili iii'imliil lit
ir t ii'V.ittMi. ail .ii i mi iimtH Hk.i'iiiii.
i Miiln' mitt'W will l.iii- i 'i lli tl
I. V.. I Jul is .ii'.i.l ti i it.' . ii.:. it
,rr.ied.- U II In. -Iih. I'.-i'l'i'
I'"-Stpi'llnt lldnilt l'.il ' ln Hilti'l
fnmi the oIIIim" uf siipoilntfnik'iit of
(am porta lion jfSt"nln. will -ivf
t'Hilclit for Hot Spilii',--. wid 'iltiT i
'Kiit s-tnv tli'-io will )i"hah1y hpciul
ill" rfni.tlnder of U' v.llil'i in I'loiMi
ll' will nut rmixiiii'i any of tin- po-i-HniH
uliouily nffi'u.l liltn tmtll tlif lli't
-f Apitl.
Mi-. iPtiii'ini'iit t'l'nii thf u Itn
v .innii (H'Wi'tM moil- than pni'liifc no
il' f. as during hU iiiiinlnlstratlon lv
wns im-tiinudital in orliiKhiK JIu
1 'ifk.'iv.ann.'i't. u ."'ivld up to ,x
t.ind.xid of cfllolvni 'dtliPito iin
I noun to llio lal'ioul nu-n of this
iclnlty. and plar-o. th" Lifkiwanna
ii n plane with the Ii-.k'Iiu; rilltniil'i
mi the I'nitdl ?tnt(.
Mr. Dilv's populaiilv pud ifiubl.'
I'Miiner won for him f'lu'di In Hr-rin-lon
who will always him tin- Ulndll -t
'Piuomhi ances of lilm
New Schedule of Wages.
At tor a r unforencp of ten days tlw
siiPinl tommlitpo of I'ondiictoi.'i oleot-
d by th f'fntral tallroad fmm tlmi
i llin- and ''oniposod of s-evon tondu -on.
hctwfcu WllkeH-Bairp and Joipcy
iMly I. I'aiKf.' Titus, of New York:
"Villi im llrown, of Kport: CharloK
Mnkf.i, of Joreoy t'ity: fjpoip" Allun, of
llcihCPlc: HoiiPit tliigKs, of Allentown;
Voimim V. Myers, of Wilkes-H irii'
'Hint' to thp followiiif; .iBrootni'iit with
SiiporlutPiulPiit W V. Wonts', jr.. nt
.I'Mwy City
l'-fm.'fi i'ii-i.toii w I-, tli aiv $.1 i' nr
..i p( tuclii1 lifui', mm li'i inil oi li
I'rciii l.'i mllu-i t l.fi inil, M0
limn 11. iulK to ll'i nilliM. 31 ."
ln.ni Hi) iiiilc to lio mllf. .t in
1 loin I'm mikM to lei mike, . 7i
irruinie at ihe um rilo pir mile
foinlucUi luiiihff letwun Miuili f'limil'
ml Jdfcy fit j tnJ nltiin, si CT, t- hum.
I'nicht runihictor Vl ihIIih vt iliy, 10
iiIIm per Iimh, fr:.T" II vnikiil our 0 f.nui,
in bo paid S C-11 icnt. p. i iiiIIp jpJ .ilU'f(l
in mlks nr hfiii ur.it t.i Ii- .il,l u'iijI time
ir.ldo:
1(0 tn!Ic. K!.7'.
lil mile , si.!.
t:o mitcn, st.12.
nl fn on Jt tU loin.ii uu u- .' i u tuiti
r nlli, tli" oll(l i lulu. tcii. to lnp ll.p
iiretdrme ti iun
Our Engines the Best.
It N lotibtnntlv lmrnp In upon us
i h.ii. then' Jh on liicioaslm: foroicn
ine wlikli our papa n prcpiiH. AiiipiI-
.in attain cnKliu-f. h.ivii boon sold in
larso numlioi'f, not nnlv In Australia.
Japan and South AtrU-a, but in roun-
i.Ia. lll.M 1'.lnH.l ....1 y ...
iiivi iiuv i.iiKi'iiiu .iii'i ism man, . wni'io i
I'tiBinos nro mint in n,it uiuiibcrs.
While this may be in pan ilii to tho
advanreil powltlon v.lilch Aiivork'.in
builders took In .idaptlnK thf fnffino to
l.xiKe dhcrt'Ooiinoi tod iiiiIih lor oltp.
trle.U work. It 1h now piobably more a
matter of prlci' and dellvrv
Tho wtltir aw- In l!i-illn rngliie
nhlch bad boon built in MIlwaukiM.
'tantportcd not only aiross tji ocean
b'lt hair way noross two cuntlncntH
md set up alonffHldo onclm-a built in
Itprlln itself ut two-thlrdi. the H iit-r
horsp-powor of tho (Jonnaii omjlnei
And, although tlic Auxvrlcuii hkIiios
wore only conipoundH and vhu Uerinnn
machines wcro trlplon, thp dlftoienup In
tilicloncy was so mnall that it was dif
ficult to find. In tho ftmalkn uceeHsorlos
to ttenm engineering thorn In an ex
tonslve osport tiadi', but It In dlfllcult
to obtain fli:us mi to lt value, for
anything fiom loromotlM to razorrt
and sclentillo iiiHtiunientH Is Rioupod
under "mamifactuivd pioiiuots of lion
and steel," and Individual manuf.ictur
pi , JualoiiH of a crowinir und toniun-
matlvi' outh't, aii Inclini'd to kopp
very uulct about llioh foielBii trade.
I loarnod only the othor day that a
Kmall steel 'fUUnc uAi-l pxtenslvoly In
the furnishing of railway oun luges Is
supplied hi huge qtmntltlPti to the Brit
ish rrfllways by nn Anu'ilean munutuc
tuier, and the firm tlut Itnpoits thorn
Is at Shelneld. The aubjoct of placing
on tracts for steel nnd Iron products
with American irmnutactuieiH has oo
oasloned mutJi discussion In thn Indus
trial press of Oroat Drltnln, and has
''Cull made the subject of a tecent In
nilt v in tlioihousif; pf commons, the ie.
ply to. Which was that the contracts
VDio let Impartially, or, rather, with
favor to homo manufacturers, hut that
th" Americana gave better prices nnd
lUlPkrr deliveries. Tho reason Is In
llu bettor mothods of the Americans.
Wo thiow awuy machines while they
oie ft ill practically as good us over
and replace thctn with more recent
machines onpable of dolnc more and
littler woik. Our workmen got better
wageH, but do a more than proportion
ately fjieater amount of work. 1' U.
t,ow, idltor of t'owcr.
D., L. & W. Boatd for Today.
Today's D L. & V hoard is as fol
loirsi TlltiniDAY, .IAN. .11
WiM l t, l'jt I p. m, T. Niuikin 8 p.
in , ft W. ritBoralil; in p. in . W. Hoar, J.
McWir'n Men, ll p m. II. lli-nrrtu
HtllKY. mi. 1.
Wild fit. Kait-12.4) . m., J. Ilntkhlttl 3
a in., S. O'Cnnnor, W. WtM' Intni I t.
in., T, I TI.omp.jn: fl a. m., II, tllllliiui: '?
in, W. A lUrllu loiiiow; 7 u. in., 1 MiCji
tlii 8 ,i in, il. r, Mtiilcsj u. m, (It'ore
Hurts II i in., .1 A. Ilnth: 11. u, m, K,
M, llilht; 1 p. in.. A. t Vlnllmi 2 M,
.1. (Iiltllyi C4-. p. in., . t. McDonnell: 1.13
p. in . P. II ""ii or.
HtniiiiilK, l.lc.ft .i in . can. K. )1 Mllsttri
t i in, nnt, (liiirjc I'nmtiKili 1 1 l a. i.i ,
il, W It Mili.iN: 1J o'tlii-k iiorii. Wrtl,
.tairi- Urili.'it! 0 p in cjt. M. LouKhntyi 7
p. in., wul imm i'sjiijij I litre riitliu-. .lainM
tllnli), 7 p. m , w nt trom t'ajiuj. McUne,
7 p. m., wl lrm Nhj- Ave. Ilhrgr!. Willi II.
IK 1 tt V uu ii.
I'MlIrr 1 a nil I I! 'n-OI
I'u-liM- 1 in, llnwr, ll '.o i in Mittnj
7 p in., Muiplo; u p in, laiiipms.
I'liiiiiifw hnsln'ir i a. in., (..aflnty: 7 a, in ,
"ifiK.ti CM) p m., Minlbii; 7 p m.. Muovotn.
WIIJ run. WfU -I a. n . I Hulir; nam,
.1 I. Mmtir.; m.. .1. II. Mjfiri s a. in.,
.1 If. McCiirm, Din, flupatrlil : 1 p. in .
A Kftduin: 2 p ti, T. Ollrli ", p. in..
Mdj. I'r.ir.K Jlilioti's m.ti: I p. u.. IIacily;
. p. in., .id m Cimliiti
..itli C.i.lud'i Vf Iai'vIiIuv atll tun ill
in i p in, Suirnilt, i:al. .Ian .1, tn pine
'f Col. lurtiit I!i"it. (lllllemi Jiwl ti. (on
ilu-tni HjiK MrlMinrll rnl ni"- will mn i
p III. Willi I it. Wft, .'Jli. .11. In pi.!"" "t
Mtiut'i I. II MiMiiii m.'l Ui-u llr.iVinin
T mm wilon will tun livl Im-jV., HraUnn'i
.IiIiim VVtllai.' 'iiiiklli lni' .vnl IliliVi n.lll
liouiri' I irlui'on ten Li k- ! r Imnliiit'i
I rithl. MiPiMirP Wit, m. .1 ill M.
II I'ncmui Willlim lliculi In will no i ut ttllll
t'li'iirlri W . Ilittlpl. inev In llnikim.in
Illicit-, ii (Ii lliikimm Wlliiiin lruni
In" 111 i -ill it trail in ittit' oiflu .lui :i
Hits and That.
A .1. .With', ioiimtiI lo.iilni.iMfr
ut tin- l.ii'iiawiinim rallro.'id, with
h'ndfin.iiifis ul Ilobokni. was In tov n
xof'i'iday.
I' M. Hwy. i, i hid In fin tiRint of
tlii' I. ii'k.uvniina tallroad, pnsjusl
tlmiiich Hie tltv ycsti'tdav. makltu: a
liilof i nil ut the IikmI oirno
I.. IS. '"oles, supi'tlnti'iido'it of lol
raph lor tho I.iu'knw-unnii lallwail.
viis in ib olty .M'toidiiy confonl'nr
with lh" ompanvV iitlllnlH
Th" At.irvlni' inliio oi llio Dolawar"
and lliidinti comiany was tliiowu Idlo
voiiti'nl.i bv th" rofti.il of di Ivors to
haul 'am tn non-union num. About l"0
moil and bovii won- lofl In Idleness by
tho simtilowii.
l'.loits of .'iiitl.tii'lt" ooitl In Di
i iiiht'i' .wi'io iri'.'s', tons, am Increase
"I 'li.J. Ions; biluiuiiious roil cxporl
iiiolii'il ill.". iA ton", in 1,1,5"., moro
tluiii th" s'uiif month in if.'tii. I'op tlu
..iu I'niii mithi.Ktto exports docroasd
1.'."ilc tmiv and bituminous lnue.i.sd
J,JP;,'i7'' tons, totals IHni: l.OC'JsG tons
and li,r"i01J tons.
tto-Iilonts of Aiiulonilnk ai.' to arfk
tin Kai kitwauu i railroad oltUiaN i"
ehaii;i th" mime of thidi Mlallon,
Sptatfti' vlll" to oontotm with tho
minio of the pofto'tlcc. whit h Is Ani
liiinluk. As it now stands, tho two
tianios lor lh" on" village lausctf some
inittuslnn. iii" lailroid will piobably
ftKttvj to th" (hancc, which would bo
to tholr lioiiotlt.
J'. .1. (VMrleii, uf Pi. holds. Mo,
iijvi'llng em appnt of tho Wab.nii
ltallio.nl f'inipnny, w in nne of lh"
lltst western uillioud men to ivingratu
lato M. I!. Casvy yesfrdny on hit ap
pointment to the supoiinteiidoiuy of
th" i,ii'kftw. iniii's car sorvicu Mr.
O'Hiien Is well known in the inilroid
world, and wa- well a(o.ualntfd with
Ml ('ae loiif- bofote the hitter ever
thought nl lomliK to Sctarton
verdict in Favor
OF THE PLAINTIFF
Executoi.- o: the Thiooji Ettnte Win
Their Ejectment Suit Last Case
of Week Now on Tilftl.
In loinmou plt-us mint yubiciday a
verdict was returned for the plaintiffs
In the las' of Wolt arid W.mun, ov
cutois nf the fHtatf of thi lutr- Dr U.
II. Tin oop, against the liontu Plato
(llass and "ondult company. Tho ac
tion wus In ojci tmi-iit to ii'cowi two
attos of land in Throop boioin,'h. The
oompany falld to compl. with the con
ditions of Hale and hem tho praeeoil
Ihk.s to n-covir tin- irnp"rt .
The only othor laco hoard yosin.
day was that of William AHspiUKh
fiKaln.st .Mrs. N'uiK.v It'no!d This
wiim nlso an ni'tlmi in cjoctmi-nl lui a
lot on Humiifr ttvonue, WVst .Soranton.
iMIspuimh ImldH possession on ti tav
sale ili'td. Tho proport,. wus sold foi
tavH and wu jmivli.iHed by .1 man
noiiii'd Malum y, tho dcfoittlnnt .ivna,
and nfterwiiuls tranl''iiid to Alls.
1 i.i nub. who v.iit; a tenant 1 1 is
Jaime d bv tho ik'tondiint that tho piop.
eity wan sold without hoi Knowledge
ol thu Irsuaino ot tho icua latins vmIi
aRiilnst It and th.it tin sui. j-rew out
of .1 mlstaho in maUins .in .issi..h
mtnt. Attoinv.vH ;. . IialleiitliK and
lia II. limns an plalutllfV couifi 1,
and ,r. CI McAsl.lo and V. Uuhi npo
.ippiat tor Uu ditor.-o. The tilul ot
tho oiso vlll 'iiiisiniii tli" nioiitor pirt
ot today.
Attor the .,u; In llio All.-ip.iUKh caso
was -v.virn 'i nil tiio othi r .iiiloih wore
dlsmU.-id, tin loinK no othor ensos
open for til.M this w.'oK.
Tdlet tui th. plaintiff wvie taKi n
in two c,ims yestfiday. They aio: T.
I Dean against S. N. Hlaho, tippoal,
MUilcl 101 M'M r. II. rrutihuy niralnst
). X. HIiiImJ. ttppeal, voidlcl foi ."0.
Suit Against I)., I.. & W.
An notion in tiesp.tss was Ijokuii jos
tciday ly Needham iV MoDonoiiKh,
llvoijtnen of South .Soranton. niraliist
tho I )t law .11c, I.uckawanim nnd Wost
'i n company to tocovcr dainucen Uuim
to 11 team of hoi see and a conch on tho
nlBhl of Xnvcinb!' T ut Tu.Ioi
ti-.iln was .UundltiK on the tr.ul;
and tin loach, which was In charge of
a man named Mnnluy, had to wall at
the Taylor crosslnir tor 11 time. Finally
the train vvhh parted and Munley snys
lui waH given the signal in moss. An
ho was dolns: so ho wait Htiuch by n
tinln which wrin baching down on thu
next track. Thi coach wins ovoilutnod
nnd wieihed, tho hois-en badly Injtiied
and Manloy uonsldcrnbly slinkon up
nnd bruised.
Tho suit waa brought lor the plain
lifts by Attorney M. .1. Donohoo, and
damaRos In tho sum of fS.OO nie nskud.
IMstiict Wants Compenbatlon.
Homy Hchulli'ls, riuury II(lrlo, n
drew Xugell, I.ouIh Koehlor, Antlrow
Von Welsenfluh nnd Homy Itoltz,
school directors of tho Old Forge
township school dlstilct jfsteiday pe
titioned tho court for nn apportion
ment of the IndebtedneuH of the dis
trict between It and the borough of
Old Forgo school dlBtrlct, In which arc
located tho schools of what waa for
merly tho township school dlstilct and
BEDFELL0W3HIR
Tho Timo Whon Girls Ex
change Confidences.
After the prolonged teparatton of i
year when j;irl school chums meet agxin,
ihey are apt to put off all conversation
of intimate unci private matters until
lied-titnc. Then reviving dormitory days
of old they open their hearts and tell
the secrets" accumulated in twelve loin;
months. And some of these confidences
are very sad. It is sid whin the girl
who was a crack at tennis, could pull an
oar and swing a golf club has to admit
that she has given up ail those things
because her back aches so inccssnnttv.
The pity is that such break-downs are
so common among younjj women. They
will continue to !e common mid to in
crease in frequency until the girl is
taught that the stability of the general
health is founded mi the local vrom.mlv
health.
woman's wkak.vls'".
may be gaged by her womanly health
"l'"era.ilc Wcikucs'' in not a 'scientific
term, hut il is n popular term, csjires
rig the result rather thnti the condition
ol womanly disease. WeaVaes niul
inevitably follow disrnse of the delicate
womanlv organs. Irregularity is often
the beginning of more serious ilmiuts
Drjins that arc at first considered chicfiv
as disagreeable, will in the olid drain
away the vigor and uUhlv of women
The prompt ue of Pr. Pierce's I'avorite
Prescription would save many a woman
from years of weaVnoss and suffering.
It establishes regularity, dries weaken
ing drains, heals inllamm.ition and ul
ceration and curu.i female weakness. It
makes wcik women strong and sick
women well.
There is no other put-up medicine
for woman's peculiar tils, purchasable
from dct.lers winch has so remarkable a
record of cures aa Dr. Pierce's Favorite.
Prescription. When physicians have
siiil no cure was pos.uuie: wucti an
other uifcius and medicines h ive utterly
failed to licnt fit ' Favorite Prescription"
has been tried and its ne has resulted
m a perfect and permanent cure.
rvour letter ju-t received," writes
Mtvt ltosc Kilfether, of 43 West Sharp
nick St., Gormantown, Philadelphia,
Pa. "Words fail to express how thank
ful I am to ott for jour advice. I must
confess that for the length of time I
have been ufing jour medicine I have
found it to In: tin most wonderful and
lest remedy tor temale trembles that I
ever have tried, and frot'l now on I
shall tist no olhci. Sorrv I did not
know of your ' Favorite f'rcicription '
years ago", hut will gladlj tell ntv
trtendswho are sulleriug, 01 vour won
derful medicine. I cannot speak too
highl) of it."
ot which th" boiough district waj
oiected.
Ikciulso of this, tin- paitloneis be
lieve tlml the boiough district ought
to pav nil uf tho Indebtodnoss mid
also pay 10 tho township dlstilct the
.sum of $l,.'S.i.Ci7. Cotut iiiadr nn order
dlioctlng that tho boiough make 1111-
uwer vltliln twenty days.
Yestei day's Marriage Licenses.
Ilui Tailor -.Ttlibjl.l
Ti,-lo Miller Anliln'il
VudlKrt vilu.Mi IMiilmiv
It.i.aliin 111 rn rM 1 .
Mm bunt! . ...
Man l.ll(ii lllllnrti
.lolin J. IKmii-i) ..
11.11. (.Ill; ..
(li'or(,c I limy .. .,
Mil 1. 1.. J
I Iniln I'lilku'ki ..
irhuic
.Stnuton
,S.i.inlon
.Sdaiitoii
. Vrdilulil
s. rintuii
wi r.1111011
,s( raiitoi
nrii Si..iil.u s, r3tll,,n
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
flu ina (i.iu nn M'tiuUv guiaul li). lliul
dl-i-li.iiyi' in lii.ubciu.
TiK' t-luiifl yMlnJji iiittncvkiliil a iliel in
jln i'1'Jrt to tin' siumon s-ninff Hjh fr A
lot ot lanil in tliln city SuM a I lie proj'tity ot
I.. . (lulhuliil Ur s,ii.
ItiltUtl-r ol UilU Is. 1 It Ul Hll adllllttr.I to
li"'nt Hi.' vmII "I Vlatin Wal.li, lui o Hun
iiiuH' '.ntti. ttiit nun tan win iirjiitul Id
M villi .mil lolin ,il!i. Da- nlll ot Mlilu.'l
Ujinion, lati o( -HWiilir. 11 lbo niliiiiitfil
' ir.ib.i. .11..I lcil.rn titutncntan frunt.-U to
Vlsitm I. II 11 11011
In tin 111 tt t 1 1 1 tlm ailojtlin 01 Anna Miplm,
runt csttnla nmlo in order illroillns tint IV
s. lliiKlmJii In' r.ailo a pift' to the pro. coil
It ,-a 1I..1 llio tulci litrili)lon inaik- nm o far
ni'illlidl ii to illmt tlio riili smntcil ni U
H'.tlre t Iii" si rxil ujxu W. S. lliiblindcr, jiinr.
ilian of Anna suj,,,, ntml of Ix-lnp jnililUlifil
lli'lor.' Irlntralun C I! I'.Jnlmi, (. II. hcpir
atiJ .1 II Ii 11I111 tliiii) vs'.h a lirailnt, jfultnla
In tl. ijm. of liuutz "!o ai;aliiit Slipliin I.Uvi
I070 .illfirK lli.lt 1 1' lent .'ii" lo Iimo will tl
v.. to I...' j-rl n to .i inii luiiinl lolin riicil;
I1-..0 i-i.iii tho mom' uu lunf.l ilin'tt tn
ll.ee!., anil tint hi iw in m wj j pirly tu
ilu t r iiLJncI U 11.
VttniTuy .lohn Mil.aliiiii, of llk t'aru, vop.
Iinli) Ugan prM fi'illniji fur S'uJiIIj lto-.ll. wlui
tliKiics .1 ilbouo bum .V. iri liocli, lo, lie .j,
I uiifjilhliil In lili.i fliey ir' 1 i.rrirJ Oi,
tn, ltn, nd llid to,-ctl.ir until J11I1 1, lul'l,
v tin , Itonli rav. lib vlff lifl Mm He iliUarfti
tint 1I10 ha Iffn nlllv t uilultciims praitln-i
v.ith sil.cn M. II.- 1 and othni.
.
WENT V0R PRESCRIPTION.
Got .1 Blow on the Head fiom Stove
Lifter.
iJoorRe IliicIonoH, of Meiulo avenue,
wan committed to the lounty Jail by
Aldorman no Lacoy Wednerduy night,
In dofuult of jr.oo bull, on tho ihnura
01 assault and hatter).
Anthony Miiku'll.e. of illbtou stii'Pt.
Is the piobecutor. IIo (l.ilms that on
last Sunday lv wont to lluclonos'
bom ding houso cm Meado sticot, to get
a pnscrlptlon, TIo found no mie at
bonus and cumo again Wednesday nf
tornoon, when he claims Huclonos
ginsped a nlcle-pluted stovo lifter nnd
Htruek him on tho head, destroying- a
doiby hat and causing ti lump ns laigJ
us an ceu to fotm on his head,
To Cure the Oiip in Two Days,
Inutile Urunio-Oululu( icmow tin tau.i;
i.llAT WOMKH 8AV
About tin- in-riia of Pr. Pierce's l'svor
ite Prescnp'ion is the best testimonial
to its wonderful curative power. There
is no claim made for " I'avorite Pre
scription " which is not backed by cures.
Kvery statement made as to what this
medicine will do (s supported by the
living evidence of what ft ba9 done. It
has made weak women strong and sick
women well. It has brought back the
roses to faded cheeks and the plumpness
to shrunken forms. It has given laugh
ter for tcas, and joy in life for utter
misery. What "I'avorite Prescription"
has done it is doing every day.
''A few carfi ago I suffered severely
with female weakness, and had at times
drcidful pins," writes Mrs. alary V.
Ilrowti, of Crtswell, Hatford Co., Md.
'"I went to my doctor, and he gave me
medicine which did me good for a while,
hut I would get worse again. I had a
sick headache nearly all the time : was
so weak arotiud my waist could hardly
bear anjthiiii; to touch me. Mv feet
would keep cold and I could hardly do
my work. I would work awhile "and
then lie down awhile; was completely
run-!owii. Suffered from disagreeable
discharge and ulso severe pains at times.
After iPiitig five bottles of Jr. Pierce's
I'avorite Proscription, three of his
Golden .Medical Discovery' and otic
viul of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
and follow ins; the advice jou gave re
gaiding the O.otion Tablets,' I can truly
say tint I mi cured."
Sick and ailing women are invited to
consult Doctor Pierce, by letter, fret.
All communications held as sacredlv
confidential and womanly confidences
ginrded by strict professional privacv.
Address. Dr. K. V. Pierce. Butfalo, N. Y.
A great many women have gratefully
accepted the opportunitj of a tree con
sultation bj" letter with Dr. Pierce, as
a welcome escapo from the indelicate
questionings, the offensive examinations
und obnoxious local treatments, thought
necessary bj some physicians, The
modest 'woman shrinking from these
things often lets her disease grow and
cat into her life rather than submit to a
treatment which ofTcnda her delicacy.
A letter to Dr. Pierce avoids all these
offensive practices.
If j'ott are persuaded that Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has cured others,
do not allow yourself to be robbed of a
1 tire by accepting some substitute medi
cine p'ressed on you by the dealer be
cause it pays him a little more profit.
HOW TO INVKST 21 CKNTS
Buy 2: one-cent stamps to pay mail
ing expense only on a copy of Doctor
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad
viser. This great work, containing 1008
large pages, with 700 illustrations, is
sent frc: on receipt o! stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Send 21 one
cent stamps for the book in paper
covers, or 31 stamps if the book is
desired in durable cloth-binding. Ad
dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, lluffalo. N. Y.
A Gold
Crown
Free.
with evtiy 't ut our bn,l
lictli iontraitcil for on or
bfirii' lolinnr 1Mb, 1W1.
llilj h 1 ln.nfldo otfi-r
nd dm uiitrtUl is tin
tilcl Crowns
and
nuJo heic ami miJe HKlit
01 ".2K sold. Our prki' ii
onl V-W.
Bridges
iri-uk.l licri by Cipcrb
fni-cd tporatnro ho have
l.rcn wleit(-d Iron tho
liry.-il 011111-4 in tlio U. S.
foi tliclr ability.
Fillings
EXTRACTING
EXAMINING..
CLEANING
FREE
Min-o-Cal
O111 oun iiKf tl ttlc for
pjlnloj. .traetlni;. Safe
diul Sun Vo oro gums;
no coiainc
(il VltA.VIll.l) IN Will UNO JOU ll.N
M.Vlts, VVI. AltH lli:i:i: TO tjrW
Union Painless Dentists,
M I.ic!:a.nni vriiui', Scintcn, I'a
"IS 17 Rogers Bros." Cooils.
Knives, Forks
Spoons, etc.
No question about the quality; we
have -ill the newest patterns at
lowest prices.
Also the celebrated Sterling In
laid Spoons and Forks. War
ranted to wear twenty-five years.
Immense stock of Sterling Silver
Spoons, Forks, Knives and Cased
Go-ds for Wedding Presents.
Mercereati & Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
... MANUFACTURED HY ...
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
nrikOTK THE NAME.
w . 1 1 I
ConnoflySdU)allac
SCRANTON'3 SHOPPING CENTER.
Golf Capes
$10.00-A New Move.
Everybody knows how we have sold hundreds of Grlf Capes at price so low as to
make other stores scratch their heads trying to think how we manage it Now
we'ie on a new lot a purchase of fifty Simple Cape from a manufacturer at 40
cents on the dollar. They are in new and beautiful Plaids, and made us in the
extreme long stvK Values from 2o.oo to $3.00.
Choose at $10.00 Each.
Winter Jackets Reduced
OUR WHOLE STOCK We're getting ready to open our Spring things want
to start the Spring season without a single garment, and this is the way we'll
manage it :
Some of the $10.00 to $12.50 Coats Are $4.00.
$13.50 to $18.00 Coats Are $6.00.
$20.00 to $25.00
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
STATEMENT OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
United States Depositary.
At the close of business Dec.
i), 1900.
HESOTJRCES.
Loans nnd Investments
3,1 75,478.36
Banking Hoiibe 38,509.64
Cash nnd Reserve. ... 536,870.19
3,750,957.10
LIABILITIES.
Capital ? 200,000.00
Surplus 500,000.00
Undivided Profits . . . 57,005.29
Circulation 100,000.00
Individual Deposits . . 2,415,536.08
U. S. Deposits 422,729.39
Due to Banks 54,785.53
53,750,957.19
WILLI MI CO.SNLIL, lie.i.Unr.
HUSKY UELIN', Jit., Vice-President.
WILLIAM II. fLCK, Cashier.
Heating Stoves,
Ranges,
Furnaces,
Oil Stoves,
Gas Stoves,
K Heaters,
&
j.jr TRNN AVENUE.
DR, DOKSTEN
Physician and Surii
311 Spnsi St,
Tetup.e Court Bnillluj
bVRANlOH PA.
AI' Mute jnj ilironlt 0Ufa.es ol nun, wo
men inJ ilillilrcii. CIIIKIMU M.KVOUS.
Hit MN XIJ .ri.MI imE.SKS A hl'fcC.
IAIT. AH iHneat. il llio Inn, hlilwyi,
UUt'ilor. "-kin. llloud, Nrwi, Womb, bi, Uir,
u, 'lliinul, ami I.ilnp, Cami.ii, luti'i'm.
I'lli-i lluiiluii, "'ill lllifiuiiatliiiii, Aktliinj,
taluiTh. iti Itoctli. l.ot Jlauliooil, Mtlitl
r.nilMlon,, Jll I'timlii lU'tiun, Lcucmilioeu, etc,
liniiiiuiiliiu, fiyi'Iilllli, Hlocil I'oUon, InUUirv).
Hon und Jfcutlilul hJlilU oblltcralril. Surgery,
ritr, i:iiiKiy. Tao sml Mnmaili Worms. G.V.
IAHHUOOM:, Sc llio fur (aturli. llino
monthi ticilmonl cn'.i i.. W. TiUI Inc In
ofilct'. Con.ulUlipii ud ix.nitlliillon fict, 01.
Aco lioura dally mid fcup'l.i), 8 a. in, (a 0
i. in.
DR. DENSTEN
Coats Are $8.00.
Less Than Half Price
IDT3 I
ni
Curtain News
.A W M V. BH1 Vk a dl A ...ill .m U
1 z. .Jiucwu uuycu wii ius.c
prices made on our entire
I small lots at a fraction of
$ .
I FURNITURE COVERINGS
4
T ARTISTIC
4-4-
4-
t I HIQH-QRADE BEDDING
! WILLlAflS&ricANULTY
X LEADERS IN CARPETS, WALL PAPER, DRAPERIES, 5
X 129 Wyoming Avenue
THE
10SIC POWDER CO,
Boons .,aail2, Com'ith B'l'd'f.
BCRANTON, PA.
Hining and Blasting
POWDER
MrAi at Mooilo anil KuiaiaU Worm.
LAPLIN A RAND POWDBU CO.'S
ORANGE OUN POWDER
Keetrlo Datttrlo. Eleatrlo Rxpluir
zplodlDK blMti, oafe'.y Fmt aa 1
Reiaum Chemical Ga's bxploVvo
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Mimnlticturorsor
OLD STOCK
PSLSMER
438 to 4B5
N. Ninth Street,
.PA
itis n
Telephon Call. 0U3.
wash'.2 'avenue
flfP :
i
i.l,aH & I . -J. . A Ll. jm. mm. . . I
uuviiutiiic ui mc special
Lace Curtain Stock. Many
their real value.
4,
COUCH COVERINGS 1
!
1
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FURNITURC.
HEAVY DRAPERIES 1
A Bad Brake
Is worse than no braka
at all.
We are now ready ta
fit your wheel with the
latest coaster brake. Ii
you contemplate any re
pairs oti your wheel for
the spring riding now is
the time to get it to our
shop. We will send for
and deliver your wheel
when finished.
RE! I II
211 Washington Ave.
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
Gcocul Agent lor the Womlnf
District lor
BUPONT'S
POWDER.
Welti;, llUstlnc, Sporting-, EmoVelni ind tW
Itcjpauna Chcmlctl Ccropuiyo
High Explosives.
Etfety I'usc, Cups ind Exploders. Itoom (01 Con
cell Bulldlni. Ktrinton.
- i
AUENCIRSt
tiios. ronu nttjtoi
JOHN U. blilTlI ti SON Plymoutl
W. H. UULUQAN WilkttllUK