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TJJE SCHAXTOy TKUJUSJTHURSDAY, 3IAHCU 7, "1901.
10
NEWS OF THE
LABOR WORLD
TULLMAN SLKEPEIt HAS BEEN
, TRANSronMED.
It Will Ilcicnftcr He Used ns n Din
lug Cm Shop for the rnlntlnp of
Lackawanna Locomotives Has
Been Completed Hnivcy Shoe
maker the New Ocncinl roremnn
of the D L. it W. Machine Shops.
Annual Meeting- of tho Lnclta
wanna Iron and Steel Company.
The l.ncknwunii.i Pullman nlfoplnpr
rnr "Syracuse" linn hern tr.uu.foi mod
Into dlnlm? i-.ir No 155. and N now 10
i'plni? tin- ilulMilnu touolii-H of tin
lulntcr's lutlwli ut tin shop, limit i' tin
ppi'oual illti'ctlon of .M.inti'r rainier
It. i:. Miller. When H li HnMird una
iul for um tho car will undmibtcdlj
i-M'ltc mtiih admliiitlon, from an in
terior point of vlow. .'ii it will lio fin
Jnhoil In white (nniui'l. r folunl.il mvU'.
with tlio oellliu; ot lu.idlliio of a Unlit
.xlindf of Kii'tn. with I'olotilu! .li-oin.-
ttOHSl Ill RflM.
Tlio laiulii oiiulim will In i iMIiato
"hnilo of Ihnplie tnn Mloin ami
inuhoKBU.v idiutis and taliiu will bo
ned. Tho clnillM will 1h tinliolsti'ii'd
In Rlf-n leather, nml nil nioiliiii, up
Jlllnitccs will lie Ufd In the iiiokliiR
tMiulpinent. sin h an ctatlnnni r.ms-.
rUphoardc. 'Oppil-onsid Mli-lve". ttr
The ftnlslilnj,- of a ilinliiK r in whit"
1 nn rnth I new di pantile .ititl will
prove an Innovation In the M'rvl.e
which l likt ly to he i opted olensivly
by ollirr lo.tdc No. !'" will b" usim!
to lelU-xe tin' olhi i illninK i.us in x.'i
ter mi tho 1n Kawann.i when one
one of tin-in U out of h nl'i f 'i re
pair. New Taint Shop Ready.
Tlif new Lackawanna lo. oiiuulve
paint hop. lvmitly buili on Kiound
liotwcoli tho ni.uhliio simp and lhi
lound homo, In icady tm- oi upaiii v,
nnd woi'k will he iloiie Mi.u.n on Mon
day ue.t.
TliC'ie Is ample loom mi ibe Horn Im'
n number of loioinollv at m tunc
mid tho building U pmpoilv In .it'd
In older to entry on (h. puintlua and
dryliiK ptocess piopeilv
Wotltmctt aie now imnc d in 1 1. ms
n eonesvtf' tloor In tho lmp. and as
oon as thl- I (.oiiipli tid. . rwliimr
Will bo toady for buln"-!-
New Geneial Poiemnn.
Jlanoy tjhosniukei, of IlKon-Ham
h.i, been tippolntud kviipimI lojemiiu
of the Del.iwuu'. l..u k.iw.inna and
Western .Mac-blue fhopi. and untuned
his new duties m Tuesday The posi
tion war vaititfd by J. I-'. WhnU.ii on
Teluuaiy 15. who leMKmd to .licipt
Kiinothlnt; olso.
Mr. Slioonntkoi hut. In en with tho
l.thlfe'h Valley oonip.iu.v ill Wllkes
Itutio for tho jiiiM rlKhtof'U oai.s.
having lxKUU as an appieiitlio boy.
tter n lle-yenr' out.e of woik h
was i.ipldly adviun-id, and In Noxein
br. Is'is. became loi email of tho
Wllkes-I'.aiio shops, and In dune. WJ,
av.w made roiioi.i1 foiviuan. wlikh po
sition ho icsliiUC'd to conn- in S t un
ion. Ho Is a i imipuiatii xoiiiik man.
MlKiothed-fiuod and bo. Nli-louklllB',
but lit' Is eiedlted Willi baSlllK a Ben-
eial. pr.ictli'.il knowli'dKo oC mncliln
ry width fltH him for tho iesponl
bllitlcs of his postllou T.atoi- on.
.Mr. Slioenuiki r oputln to moM his
fainlly to Srr.iulon
Stockholders Met.
Tho annual moethif? of tin si n Uliold-
ors of the Luokawanna lion and Stool
I'ompiiny was held jtrtuid.iv at (len
oi.'il Hupotlntendent Homy Wchrum's
otl'.ie. This old bo.nd of illit'toi .v.tf
ic-ulet'tcil and the meiitiiK adioiuiiod
pooh uftei nunlf
A lneotinK of tin bond is to ho bold
In tin- near tutiuv. ulll. u. il 1m1 and
other bu.slnoss tiansatlod. A nunibet
of t lie stocklioldois (.nine up tioni Now
Yoik idly ami loft Imnn lial ly aft r
thu meeiliif:.
It Is not likol.t that tile mills will Ik
moved fioui this c My im- soveial
luollllis ,et. it boiiicr doubtlul In f.n t
if any thing tan bo done in liaiisfoi iltii,
tilt ((ulpiunl bdoie the i ml of this
ear. Tltowlntii woatlioi-luif provout
od any bulldliiK opi rations at JSuttalo,
a oompleto ll up lesiiltinK
Ilowpver. one of tho local tuinaiis
bab been blown mil. and lliiuss aie bo
lus: put Into londlnesH for dlsmaiitllin;
tint woiks as soon as pnsslldo prepai
u lory to uiovlnir from this dtj.
HORSES CAN'T SLIP
WITH GOODYEAR-AKRON PADS.
ir
iplng- asphalt n horso with theso pads has a much hotter prlp than
h calks. You wouldn't think It probable without seeing- it. Sharp
elite- lasts but a few days. This shoeing lasts 0 to 10 weeks. You U
To bo of any use to you a hot so must he sine of his footing-.
siipr
with
utinnturv In of a y n fftttr flflVfl.
be Intensely suipjlscd how it will Improvo your hotho If you try It
nny winter footing you'll Hud he will strike out -at n feat
less pate. And he'll never make n slip. They give your
hoi so a nntutol gilp on the pavement. Doubles his work
value nt once.
Watch the calked hoise on asphalt con
ttacts every muscle, uhl vors with fear, goes
pay. besides mining your animal's dlsposl
down, and you have tho breakage bills to
tlon, his confidence In hi s footing.
On ice or
V rr - mr A. m.
THE GOODYEAR-AKRON SHOE PAD
Affords Durable and Practical Results That Are Astonishing.
ANY SHOER WHO IS
POSTED CAN TELL
YOU THIS SHOE IS
THE GREATEST IM
PROVEMENT THE
WORLD
HAS EVER
SEEN
EVOLVED
i'OR THE
BENEFIT
OF THE
HORSE.
Any ilioer can
lurnlshtliepids
at a profit and
cm Diak3 more
himself out of
Lis time, aucl
yst largely save
raoucy lor
cvsry custo-mtr.
't.
tm
The dilfeience this
Shoe makes in a
horse's action is a
tieat for a horse
lover to see.
WW
ITLLY
DOUllLKS A
JlOKSirS W()KK-ArALUK
AT ONCE
Completely offsets the pounding ou hard
toads. Provents wholly tho concussion
which wears out horses.
Slipping absolutely impossible. They
improvo his action and looks. They m-
cronoo a horse's selling' price. Thoy
make lito and work more pleasant for
him. You cannot afford to clrivo
without them another day.
a .ioiyi:ai;-.vkko siioi;
is a combination of iron with
n peculiar soit of rubber
pad that wears better jBft.
than steel. It is a new
production of rubber
which no other man
ufacturer in tho
world can pioduco
CHEAIER
UiN
SI EEL
HIGHER
PRICE OF
THOUGH
PERHAPS A
FEW CENTS
THAN
STEEL
t
m.
SHOES, IN
MOST
SHOPS THE
DOUDLY
PAYS FOR
ITSELF BY
ITS WEAR.
.Mr. Wi!,e ilioer:
Only the Ig
norant man ts
jealous of this
shoe. It K a
moneymaker for
you every live
shoer can add a
Mk list of new
customers with
this shoe. Make
a specialty of It
an J see how on
can increase
our business
they are riht
from "A to "
and any im
provement that
is right aids all
men to handle
it.
TWICE OVER IN
ONE SHOEING
THIS SHOE PAYS
FOR ITSELF BY
ITS WEAR.
IT IS A MIRACLE FOR HORSE SHOES.
This special composition of rubber known only to us and the studied plan of tho shoe by horse experts
-aie tho secrets which have made tho Goodyenr-Akron Pad tho flr3t and only durablo and practical rub
ber shoe for hoises.
evidence:
i uik iiimi -IHApli:i! tl)Mi'N -i "Wo aie -in tliu CiwilLir AUion Uulibfi ... lid Tlu) arc ntvni,
.ill jou i l.lim U'l tin II
Wiu titilj,
;nod i.,ui.f it tinti
.tons- sioiiw
Tic-Went l'ui.U Pud TiaiLfcr Co., InUiaiupolW Tiaiitfu' Lo
ilo
llilN M'dlls 1 lltr lil'I'V J-: "Hi' l.uoilc.a-.liii!i I'aiN 1 am u-lnrf aio t,innf llio l.ct of ntfictioii. lino tiifil tlicm in
m.m w.iV-im ii'-i. stiow'auil liaul iiiuo over ttio arpluU. M liiu I mmlilnnl 0110 ot the laulc.t ou hOL- in tlie dcpaitiiwit Ik
vim' j ;nlr m Jour pm n'xn tii.-. ". ri'.i w i"""""
(il.Uil.Ks K. OOIS, l'lrt A6l.lant Indianapol flu IKpt
A piimtd moid ut pimii moill, wliiili shows pluulj niou;h liv tliU tluM injiijlil Baiin Iiu
in n 'mis it.om ci.i.vj:i..m.
cue II ml
ri'li-V i.l tlm l!jil.-rl.V.iz.'- Lauinlrv Ci.liipuio. lorlund. I). IImuiiIiM' 11. llmO. 'II..' :oo.llf.ir Jin; nml KiiLKt (wnpii.J. kr..n. O
1 .inlrin.11-1 mu I iv tulliu's HceKly urn li.nu a mt-ltr IkiihMiw tlut i a il It uilclit lie .H riilit. I l,ao I1I0.I .piui' a iiunilirr ( hlwrn
m. our 1..UM,. uml'lMnl tlut AI I. mc nut ilRln. 1'Imo bcml Iwu Mil-. .No t uli.l 0. or tho., tint i.,iriM.on. to H10.0 mp 111 lion l.o. .
A.. l.iu- H111IV.K Uw. and If llic flu--, .ne il.'lit. lll ! slid to iw IL1111, .w I Jin a "Irjnlv' in nil.licr liy. and liri. li.nln,-ih-
11. on tliiiiv .j.uw .send bl.oi as soon a? jw-lbli', and ol.llRi. om, Hi . V. .11. .MII.OlU.
Oil.
(I. i.l It 111. ti
iiin.' pin-
.1 tin i.dilo.-i.-1'i.ti-r' Ijundiv Timpani-. I loviland. (' . liircinln'r 17. 1B.
Semi-Annual Convention.
Tho st'iiil-unmifil i-tali' .oiivontliin .if
tho Intoi national Hi.i11ioi1io.mI of Sta
tionary Flroiiion will b. In lil Stiudiiv
at l'lyiunutli, and uiomboi!. will .iltoii.1
tf the nuiiibor nf rv tlu.o hutuli-oil
ileU'K.ilos. Tho 11atl1111.il in. sl.loiit, .lu
.siiph AV. Million, will 1 ouio on from
I'lilcMfjo. and a luiK'' amount of ini
lioitaut luislnos will lie (inm-ai'tnl
I'l-oi-Itloiit r. V. U.i-ctor, ot this .iiv.
and it number of tho Imal dolfKiiUs.
w-lll loiuo this illy for 1'lMiioiith it L
1.1$ oYUu'k Sunday 11101 nliiK I.l tho
Uclawaio and Iluilaon iallio.ul. About
.sovonty-llvo mon of tho Olhtiiol, fiom
I'orost City to ticmutun, will atlond.
and dt'loitatcb will also bo piohont troiu
Philadelphia, lh-lo. Wllkoh-Ilaiif. Dun
more. Mt. Cnrmel and niuneious oilier
placrc.
The i-omontlon was orlKlnullv i-ilu-d-uled
for thlH olty und on l'obru.tiy 10,
hecsinn was held In thlK etty. but
mi ai'ruunt of the absonto of 1110 nn
tlontil piosldont, won poslpoiiod until
Sunday ut Plymouth. Tho object of
the session Is to take miiw action to
;;aidliipr tho soeuihih' of the art pio
vldhiK for a license law for Htatlnnaiy
tlrt'iiieu.
Steel Plant lb Snte.
Mr. J. J. Albright and Genual IM
nnind Hayes urc quoted as ta lug- that
they know nothlner of any plans look
ing towatd tho contoliclutlon of tl.
Lackuwunuii Iron and Stotl lomnany
with any othet torporatlons, to oppo.o
the Morsan steel trust. Uut It Is nut
unlikely that sonw tiuli combination
of the blp plunth outside the trust may
be founed for mutual proi.-i Ion
Whether the lookiU for oousolldtttlon
la hrnuBht about 01 nut. however, tho
tcbtilt In either case is not likely to In
'l!m I inm i.T 'li.A .nml Itllli... I'.n.l.ll... Akli.M. II
III. I. .1110.-1.-1 l.iM 1.JUII.IIV lllip.UM. ..ti.lJl.u. i- . ........it. ... ",''" - "- - . .
. 1..... ri..i 11... i.v.. n.ih, tiiI.Ikv I.o.. mii tent ns. ami jj tlii.v Mem to l.i 'id lisl.t, pkac 5ll'l lllltlll llll-, IZ I. Jild
,1a- .', uii.l sl pain, N.i. I Uilily pairs In all. Mini liy otir., wmi a piw-ilili.
citi truly. II. liAUl.oi K
'J he (i -l1. 1.. Co
,,.. , ,, ,,, i..,,!,,,!,.!-,.,. Ij.mili. luinpaiiJ. Hi vi land. l.. HlhiiWi to. I!"" (.uudjiar 'Hie ami IliilUr I impanv. .Wfii. O :
(..ntliliui I'lia,. cml tl.o lollovvln-.- ln,l )s ImIi. N. I: tm I'llw. N". 'Ji tvvi'bo pil". No. it: i-l it pa ly. No 4; li. .ili-s N
tluitv-ilulil piio- in ill. tlilnl. i liav. found tic ilji! klioc. If .vcu will only Uer up tho lii.d if juliUr In tlu i-horK s,,i
1... lvpk and ol.llj. . iiVi-i r V
1II.AD 'I lll l'UOJI Clllv.'.M.fi.
111. S.rtinilur 1. l'"J fin (.uortimr Tlio aii.l IdiMicr I nupiii): ikihiumoii uio iinuor,iKi.(u uisiirs io i.rir ipmiiihuiv- ...
'ml v iluo i.f v.iur l..,p Wnw l'id. W'n Im utd tlidii tor Hani- time. Tlioy have t;ivui tlitlro ntlfutIoii. o rcj.ir.1 tlicm
pads mi pii.tn.tlmi lu uiii lrm on n,phalt and other pnuni-nl. iil'a for bOio tci.doai and tcit.
ifn.ital supciintinduit JlatulM Itiut.' Ptaldw, Armani ,r and r.vn.t.v mond s,,
i.t.UUfiii hui co-shut r l.nufl how to pill tlicm on.
l Id. .
II . I11C 1 jl
,14 111 Old,
l.V
S. i .nluii, Pa,
IVIiiunv 0. lull. "flni lnmitli aim I lint u pair of jour lioe on ni hoiv. I l.v ii-fl him iv.ry dav and the lm- 1....I.
. HI ( 1 1 lilt ll-l 111. Il-lt 1 lll.l I ,,r t. . Ilnll I, lA.1,1 114 111 IVlAltl llMf I I.l (iilill
... ii iniv wo- -. tni .iiioilii' mulill iiu iimuir vn.Ai.n iii.iii.i. inv iu;, i jii. .-... i-.i-.. .,..i. ....... ..... .......... ...
ii. in. il. r 1.1ml. "',r tm'i'
iifli 1. Put 'Hi at l.a.i i pin on Inn. I .n.l 1 o.il '.'I .ii 1 ' I'""
', I, n.l .linir .n.l IIIIVl, (U- WMI M l.ll ll III WIIIHU I'
i i I i I ,1 . i el ak, I'. n'ii. aliU 1, load, lo
CounoHjWallac
SCRANTON'S SHOPPW9 CENTER.
Opening of the Spring Shirt Waists.
Of considerably more ihau ordinary iutercst is this most coinprchcusivc stock. It
is conveniently arranged and classified so as to permit of selection speedily and
satisfactorily, and whatever is new and best in Shirt Waists is here. Fine foreign
fabrics are fairly represented. The choicsst of American goods in plenty. AU
with detachable laundered collar aud soft cuffs. About prices.
$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
Of striped Cheviot and Madras cloth, plaited back, lull front. Also
White Lawn Waists.
Striped Percales and fine Ginghams, single or double plaited
back, full front.
Fine quality Zephyr Ginghams in prcttv styles, full front with
plaited back. Also White Lawn Waists.
Fine Striped Madras, full front of line plaits, with new
plaited back.
$2.00
Silk Petticoats at $5.50.
These are attractively made garments in various pretty coloring and black,
and two small ruffles, some with deep flounce and two gathered rulllcs,
ccllcnt value at $6.50. Price $5. 50.
A Fine Offering; of Silk Waists.
Some with deep flounce
all with dust ruffle. Ex-
A large collection of crisp, new Silk Waists came from the maiuilacturer todav. They are in colors,
red, old rose, cadet blue and black. They arc of an excellent quality of tattcta silk, neatly and well
made in up-to-date styles, worth fully $7.00. Choose Today for $5 Each.
Special in Plain Black Silk Waists.
News concerning particularly good offerings in black comes Irom the Silk Waist department today.
Carelully made garments, of excellent talfetas, in the latest approved tnshion, and so priced that
many will surely have left us for new pleased owners before nightl.ill. $7.30 for an entirely new
style, all piaiteu, wnerevcr a piait can ne piaceu.
New Belts.
The broad covered leather belts, with drop front, to be laced together, are fashion's latest fancy.
They give a trim curve to the waist, and make waist bauds lorgotten. They are shown in quite a
variety of styles, price range from 50c to 1.50.
Among other styles of Belts aie quite a variety of patent leather belts, with gilt tinsel braid and' gilt
harness buckles, some with nickle buckles, some plain patent leather, other shapes, also many other
popular leathers, varying in price from 25c up.
BUCKLESDurable and Pretty.
A chain is as strong as its weakest link. Your costume is not perfect unless its details are perfect.
A belt-buckle can make or mar an effective gown. We have some new buckles that will add an
attraction to perlcction. Correct and stylish buckles in litruscun gold or French grey finish, jewelled,
with adjustable catch that makes them easily removable and requires no sewing. The price of these
buckles range from 20c to 75c each.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
NEW YORK HOTELS.
Cor. Sixteenth ft. tnd Irving TUce,
NEW YORK.
B
oro. v. MiniiiNf:
Hi. Veil.li.in
n.l 1 II." v. il.l Hiiv ir.v mil (..iivi.1m.mI uniplv a Iwi.n In
v.ill iifunil tu .vou in lull tlio iujI ui 111. h ( Mainly
American rinn, $3 GO pec day tnd upwird.
Lurcpvin i'lan, Jl.W per day tad upward.
t D. CRAWT0RD. Proprietor.
Hotel mtoslB
Broadway, Sth Avenue
and 27th Street,
NEW YORK
European Plan
In thecentteof tlirBliop
jilnsand ihealrcdlsttict,
Absolutely Fireproot
A Modem I;lrst-cl.i llotei
'Commits lu nil us Hiinoim
menti l-uiiilliiiiKsanddccoiutioiisiievtliroucli
out Accnnimoditions tor50oKiicstsT)sn.lt.svviih
oathi. I lot and cold w liter and telephone in ev. ery
room. Culsluc unvwcllul
GEORGE W. SWEEHEr, Prop.
Ml
I fijilf -J
1 V1
! ! ? ' I'l TTTffTTTTTfTTTTt r.j.
DOLLAR SAVING
1'iudcnt people are taking advantage of our
CLEARANCE. SALE
It will pay you to come and see how we can make a
dollar do the work of two
4
4- Axminster Carpets
- '
X For Business Men
In tho heart ot the wholesale
4- district.
For Shoppers
T S minutes' walk lo Wnnamakernj
51 minutes to Sloccl Coonci's lilt
14- Btorc. Uaoy ot access to the sreut
-f Dry Goodn Sturcs.
t For Sightseers
, One) block from B'way Co.m. glv-
4. lne easy transportation to all
I T points of Interest.
!l HOTEL ALBERT I
i NEW YOliK.
$1.50 Values. $1.00 a Yard.
Op 10Q.000 Rolls On
5 High Grade Wall Paper 5
Remnants.
i WILLlAflS&ricANULTY
129 Wyoming Avenue
nuwuiji " vj" rnccn Kcuionani: 4
---- -
cor nth st k UNivnnsiTY n
Only ono Iltock from Uroudway,
Dftm5 l Tin MliMAUKAM.
IIUWIUJ, up. Price Keot
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBERCO., Akron,0.
Hoi-83 Shoors of Serauton and vicinity are supplied ftom Philadelphia Branch, 120 North 4th St.
GEORGE W. NOOK. Manager.
In any v.iy illwulvatitagotms to Hiili.ilo
.mil tl).- jilunt wliU It Is uii.l. . iniihliUi
.itl.in Inn. Tin r..ii-Uananiiii uniiii.inv
is" IjiiIIiIIiik ll"iv liocnUM the loi-ullnii Is
uiiu -wlti'iv tin- iii'ic'Niiy iiiitlfil.iln lui
tho ih-iiiIik Mod ot Hti-il can ho a-.fin-hlt'il
rlii..ii(.i than lit liliimxt i.n.v ulli. r
put In the 1 'nit i'il States, and Ihhiuhu
tlii- lai llltli-H foi i-hlppIiiK tlif in.iuu
failuitil iiiniluct an not uin.illi'il any-wliei'i-
on 1)10 contini-itt. Tho laiKi'i"
and htioiiKi'i- tlio ( umbliiatllniH funned
the fixo.iter will he the tondi'iu-y in de-vt-loji
the let lot ateil atnl' cheapest
IUihIiicIiik pluills. The llutfato Steel
wml.s will have the most innileni up
pllmiirH Iviiuwn tn ei'lemc and Hie most
achant.ineuUH of lncatlonh, mi tlilf eity
Imt. no t.ittso to fear Iluffalo News.
1 n 1.1
I milling C ",n i in ,
' Cure ll Throat and I.uug AtfEClloos.
COUGH SYRUP
W Gttthreuulne. Ktfiii"iiinlltutc. Jt
Vis sure
5tvatln Oil cure Kbcunatlim, ig & ag ct.
p. 111 . Mm 1 !i
Or .iinnr
I'.iiiieii ric'ln'- T 11 in. TIi'liu: 7 .1 111,
Sli .:ii, 5 Ml 111 . Mjiitmi, T p 111 . MiBovirn
.U1 C.iU, ,l I 11 111 . It Cftiifi; " 1. ii' ,
Ii mil-: 7 .1. n , 0. Ila.-i:. il.v . 11 lu ., W.
l.iilliuliiiniiv. pi j in, I. I. II. 'Kiln, II u. If,
T -ii.niiil. I p. in. I I. MjIii: 3 p. in.
Ivnl.v, Willi II. IV.1nt.vV nun. a p I". '.
Milmlii I p. 111, lvi nil nil "i p in. II. liwlu,
MitliJi.lu Liluiu'i. in. 11, 11 p m . J. II. vwn.
V'HI( P.
rtii.lsrm 111 l'u. I lllie 1 p"il (or "lutj
rrjnU Jljliuii n.xt tup.
ult 1
Today's B., L. & V. Boatd.
The tnnlve-iip of today's P , f.
V. buaid Is an follows:
and
i.i)M.n.v. M.Mini c.
Vil.l 1 Jl-, l.l.t-S p. 111, 1 Co,tillo, II p.
in , I' t av.'ii.uili.
'IllfltsllW, Mllfll 7.
WIM ('-!, KBi.t-12.il) u. in. ( lliii.lnlrht
,1 t. 111., M. .1. llciiiiU.ni, 1 a, 111., II. lillllin;
7 . in., t. W. l'ltti'Uldi F..,W a. i.l , r, Mill.,
Willi lllrlilii:'n iiiciii 'i .1. in., A. (1 IIjiiiiiIII;
II ill a in.. !. ll'iiMuil, l.l'it p in , p (illllii.ui,
4.11 p. in. 1 W U. V irlM; l p. 111., .1. llu.li
MmnilK, llli'.-O a, 111, rati, .1. il.i.iilaaiis 3
t, in,, wirt, N(1icj1; 0 p. in, rait, .1, t'jiilt;,
7 p. 111., ivt horn Ouifi, lliiui niuluu, (ihilv) ;
' p. 111,, v(t hum Cauisa, Mil.jne; 7 p. in ,
(avt tio'ii Nay Ati, MoAIII.Iir.
I'ullir 10 a m., 1", 1'. e'or,
Pu.lulJ 0.U) a, m , Cll.lr.v, A 11 in llou.rr.
11 CO i 111, Muuu, 0.JM i. 111, O'tumui, '
This nnd That.
MiiKlur Car llullder 1-. T. t'anlleKl Is
LunlliU'd to Ills home liy llliiebf.
1 . 11. Smith, niipeilnluulent of the
f.uckin'. anna dlnliiir car ftrvlci".
lit the elty jesteidny.
Tho usual number of mi uio tm
deigoliiK rcfi.ilr wuik and painting "t
the iar hhops, .mil will Iju plaucd In
icrlio when lluUhed.
Mlh Alum 4. Coyne. htmo?fiiiiUor
lu tlio l.ackuwnuuii motive power dn
pnttiufiit, N HpeMillnB- a few day lu
jlultluioi'i and Wiishlneton.
Mulhei .Muiy ,lone?. of Hie I'nlted
Mine AVoikeio, will lU'iher an udilioi8
at l.ivls' hall. Taylor, Sattirday nlsht.
A jinlille meetlm? of inliiern will oo
eiiHlon tile hpeeeh.
(iroiKo Hai'Koni. of .lei.ey city en
gineer of malniuu.iiiee (,f Wuy nn the
j:ilo i.itlumd, nnd Kdwnrd How on.
riiudmuHlni 011 the Allefihciiy division
of the llrle. with heudntinrloiK in
UornellKxIlle. .V. Y eullfd on Hltporln
teiident 12. K. I.ooihIk, of tlu I.aekn.
wanna, yolenlay.
A mass meellns of c.upcnterfc In tho
rliy of Ser.inton will lie laid Satur
day, "Mutch !i. nt 7,;10 p. in. In C'.ir
penteis' hall, L'27 VyoinliiK avenue. All
1 in pouters not nfllllaled with tho
unions aio cordially lutlted lo lie pres
ent. A HpcJker of national reputa
tion will uddie.s.s the aFsemhl.tKe.
The announeeinent In home of the
papers that A. M.'llliih'liam has been
appointed lo hUcteed S. II. Thorno aa
1 ouiptroller of the Pennsylvaniii Coal
lonipany. was an eiror. lr. Illiif;
liainV olllce lin that of auditor, whleli
luiB lieen vacant Mmo A. S. llaker
khIkiiciI, wnw time npi, Jtetently the
woik of the .itidltoi' liarf lieen looked
aiur In tho conipuoller'b olllte
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
(I'ntltr tliU litidlns lioit If tiers nl Inttitit
111 to iiublltlit.l vvlirn airoinpxilril. (or rul4lt
lion, ly tli wrltrr't mine. Thr Tribune Joei not
111 bo publitlie.l vvlirn airoinpxileil, (or puMIc.
lion, by tlie wrltrr't mine. Thr Tribune Joei not
tfaume re.oiulbillt lor cplnloiu here eiurcued.)
Quickest Route
across Continent
Not b Company K Man.
I.dilur . 1 Tln Tiibunf-
Mr: lu v. Ui-.la ' 'iribiiu. 11 vvj eiii.iiiuu.lf
laliil tint .1 i.0liuul ul t fllip.nu K lni Im
rluviuna a.i a remit of an IiI'IIm rellon. I nn
phalli ally il'ny tlii" npurl. an tlio iiiin uiiil.r
i.iy iniiiiiiiii'l coii.liicli'U tlicnuclvi's Willi pi,rd. 1
milil.i) bearing vvlillo in W'j.I.IiikI.'H.
Milton O'Coniiell,
(.aptalii Co. K, Tlilrlcciith iiKliiirnt, .S. ('.. P.
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses.
Minim Covtit . ...fmcUllle, I.Uionie Coniity
1,1tln llmlil CiirKunUlH
lltnjaiiilli II MnbioiiiiUlU S'cm' oik
iiiik Atli. , ...Kcunton
CHICAGO
& NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
Till. Uterlanil Limited o.jo p. m. cor)
day in the )eur, from Clilcigo U
CUcagO'Union Pacific and NarHi-Westem
Line, .ivrMnu San 1'rani.isco afternoon of
third day, l.os Angeles early nevt morn
ing and 1'ortlaud aflcrnuun of third day.
No change of cars; all meals in Dining
Cars; lluffct Library Cars (with barber).
The I'aeific K.-vprejh leaves at 10.30 p. m.
dally. The best of everything. Call on
any agent for tickets, or address
4o'l Croiiiiiy, Aw fori 43S Vht SI., eintmnttl
tm Chn't SI , FM'arf.'p-i'a 307 SmlthfldSt., Plttlbur)
SCIWatlilwtiiit8t.,0ftc21 iupirhrSt., CltularJ
3I llaln SI , OiJf4lr!l7Cii"rii.)offiii, Clmll
311 Claik it , r(cajo!jnj6l..tail,r.'0to.Ol
THE
SIC POWDER CO.
Uooms 1 au(12, Com'ltb BTd'g.
BOnANTON, PA.
lining and Blasting
POWDER
iirdol Mooiloaad UuihJU Worii,
Inlaid Linoleum
4. Made like a tile, colors throah to the lucK
Regular $1.30 goods, now 65c, 75c Si.ou yard
i ? "H' ! ! 4 ! "I r
LAPLIN & RAND POWUQK CO.'S
ORANQE GUN POWDER
Sieetrlo IUtterlri. Elenlrlo KxploJeri,
xplodln; blavh, safety Fun an 1
111(111
LO IVE
Repauno Chemical Co.'s uxv
ills
S ProhG.F.THEEL.M.D.N...,
Kl. l'1'IUdtlj hit, II, Urn ilutf hr kTt. i 4
PiUAHS.OISCHAROtS.RUNNlNOJ.imtl;
LQSSfS if Hi t Ut v'tiii tMic mi nn
.? rr.iiiiitru rir.rtr.RiOQDniQN
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-viift.rcticl 0 I"J ltleptTi tltiOrminy .
21 iflticitfcuir1iii4 t'llOitm, AtriiiltaMtr(iTii(ntf
1 nil e1rd titcli. Rutn I hoiTnti. Jnif rHwirN
2WiHmihU1i A tltfvbnp Mpyineili yr'H'tt alfruUt
ri'irniinrnl hr .IhII, fiiklHiil reirf,1 rwn.t
iiTTntnfnifuiifrmffiiTiHfi?viiMfTififT4
n
4 1 IXi
Tj7u
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Jliwiurftcturcw jf
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
1
HENRY BEL1N, JR..
Ctucitl Agmt tor tho Wjomlng
UutrUt lor
I
mmn
48B to 455
N. Ninth Stroet
. SCRANTQN, PA
lelophono Cull, 2333.
1901
BICYCLES
New models now
iu. Spaldings(Cleve
lands, Tver Johnsoa
and Crescents. No
better selection ever
made. Call and see
them. They're beauties.
hoot i
211 Washington Ave.
UlDlo;, llliitlnf, Sporting, frnoVrltu isj tb
lUptunv Cbcnilnl Comptsi
High Explosives.
gtcly I'un-. Opi nl F.jplortcrn. Room 01 Co.
uell llullilioj, smut tn.
AUU.NCU.St
Tlim lor.ll IMtUtnit
JOHN II. r-Miril k tON Pljmoutli
W. K UULL1UA.S M)kiDrr
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