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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 11)01'.
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TEN PAGES.
SCRANTO.V. MAKCII 7, 1!01.
Xewapap'T accounts of tlio InauRttral
festivities have caused the .lefTer.son
iuri simplicity people to R.i.ip for
In path: but Jefferson would ha done
likewise hud lie lived In our tlpie.
"The Chaser."
-W-JIKIIK IS much to be said In
I favor of the election of ne-
JL lect counellnien at large.
On the basis of a member
Milp of twelve, either with minority
loprpsenlatlon or without nntl that
could wisely be left to the people a
select branch elective at lurse would
represent a unifying force of undoubt
ed value In city Kovernment. It would
not only enable the stroiif? wards to
juit a better Impress than at present
upon the character of legislation, but
It would also do nwuy with a lame
part of the ward and sectionpl log-rolling
now so ptomlueui In our councils
lit no city Is this mote necessary than
In Scranton, where the lines of former
political divisions yet remain llxed in
popular prejudice ullhough no longer
existent in Ijw.
If, theiefore, the supplement to the
' ripper" bill colloquially Known as the
"chaser." renoited to be in course of
pieparatlon In Pittsburg, shall go no
further In Its main features than to
recast the select council ftoin a senate
of ward reptesentatlves to a senate of
icii-etfiit.itlvr at huge, it will nielli
filendly coiisideiallon. The charter
act, as adopted, bus ceitiilii textual
ei i oi s and Inconsistencies, due. lo
hasty printing, which need levMon,
end these supply the piotcst fur sttp
plemeutaiy leslslalion. Hut If th.'ie
"hull he an attempt to break faith with
Si r.tnton by undoing the provisions In
verted in the otlRln.it bill in response
ti tills city's, demands, which we do
not anticipate but for which our rep
lesenlatlvcs sir c no doubt DiTpaied.
then look mit ror trouble.
It lias livon hinted that Mr. faiiei's
oiiiso would have, been dlffeieni bud
the ihor mid Iwulmr bill ont- itc-d
plovlslons roi the lnipinviiniit ,
gulches .mil canons.
Regarding Aline Inspection.
Till: Itll.I. at riatilsbuitf t
Incieuse the number of mine
Inspeilois, cut their pay and
make them elective by popu
lar vote cannot be intended to pass
without coiislileiable iiineiidlueiu It
i. a ineaMiic which, if enacted as It
now stunds, would piove a dettlmenl
to every pet sou cmiceitiPd In tin. Penn
.vlvanll mining industry.
The law of lMi'.i appointing .six au
tlitacite mine ln-pec tins was passed
when'the annual pioduotioii of aiitlira-
clto amounted in round numbers
to I
only lfi.flnu.oi'ii tons, lu Ins., win, ,,
niiuual 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 i n i,i ;:i,oijii,oiki tons, one
Inspectoi was added. Six y(.ui.s later,
when the prodiullop had grown to -pi,.
t'OO.noo tons, the eighth Inspector was
piovldcd fm, ami this cntinueil until
the .session of two ;(..;. 38c)i when
the vailtuu InspecloiH of i,u bliumlu
otis ami anthi.iclte dlMilcts were
placed under the supei vle.cm of a .-hief
of Ihe blllf.tll of mines and llllnlug.
Today the piodlictlotl of ailllitaclle
is mine than three times as ,n.,e us
. U.'d . I. , ,i , .
III 1M..I. When t. number . f InspettoiH
ui two ires man at pterin, in
tile nif.iullnie. ihe pioblc-.ns of inlnliiK '
have giown dltllcnlt, nuiln winkings
'have been (neatly eMendfil. vasi
r'Uiiiiges have been niade In mining
I'loc-esves and the duties of Inspection
have multiplied many fold. "
Tills shoit lecltal of facts einphu
Vlzcs the nePcl of an Increased number
of Inspectoi s. and the leglsUtuio Is in
vited to consider ihls need carefullv.
Hut to make Inspectors elective for a
salary onlv a Utile' more than one
ililul that now paid would Im to cop.
veil the whole subject of mine Inspec
Hon Into a farce. .Mine Inspector not
wottli $3,000 u year aie not wot lit a
cent to anybody. In UngJiind the wages
of mine Inspectors have been lucieased
from 11,000 to $:,,000 a year, laigely
.upon tho direct request of the mine
woikers. who leeognlze that the high
est efficiency which money can com
mand Is their Just due. The state of
Pennsylvania derives four times as
much levenue from Its anthracite
mines today as It did thirty years ago,
when mine Inspection was 'III st estab
lished; yet the cost of Inspection has
not Inci eased one-half. There Is, theie
fore, no urgent economic reason lo
,. Justify (he attempt to put $l,'J0O a year
lability In the place of 3,000 a year
ability, Ir would be a' mistake so un
necessary that It were better to abol
ish mine Inspection entirely,
An for the elective plan of iiumlns
Inspectors, reason has yet to bo shown
why the present merit system should
be abandoned.
The censure cast upon our inllllln.
men by the Washington newspapers
should be resented by the public In one
voice Tit" Pennsylvania troop have
tnsloil Inauguration ham f-nndwlelie
liefoto atitl should not be aeeuod of
KUfferltig- from any of the III efiecti
that might dilvp a novice to deeds oi'
violence.
The oilleiul nnuounrement of the In
tention! of the Oliver family seems
to Indicate that Its nicmlwn oie not
lu the newpap"f business for politi
cal guln, hut I:uply to make the al-nmsi'h-ie
M)iulc.
Childishness.
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UK ATTACK upon Chief
Aline Inspector Roderick,
bused on a distorted
version of words uttered lu
the comse of tin autmnted private con
vetsatlon, Is a good Illustration of the
mischief-making tendencies of small
men In huge places. Any man men
tally big enough to sit In the leglsla
lute of Pennsylvania who should have
been a patty to such u conversation a
Is alleged In this Itmtauce, Instead of
meditating noon II for several tlayn
and then turning It Into an attempted
sensation, would either hnw dismissed
It ui once from his mind or, It eager
to prefer charges, would first have
asked .Ml. Itodtiilek to submit a. col
lect eislou of what he hud said.
The denial by Mr. Roderick that he
said anything Intended to reflect upon
the mine-workers of Pennsylvania, Is
hardly nece.sjiy. although It will at
once be accented In lien of the frothy
ohatges of his uccusus He Is himself
a miner, up-grown trom the ranks;
and all his s.Miipathles arc naturally
with t lie worthy elements among the
tollers in anthracite production. It
would be a sorry reflection upon the
government of a gte.it stute If vindic
tive light-weights like the Schuylkill
accuser of Mr, Roderick could on
trumpeiy charges be successful in dis
possessing of oillce and reputation men
of .sturdy character and attainments
whose shoes they are not titled to lace,
Fortunately no such contingency is In
view.
Ii Is a pleasure tu note that Otators
Pettigtew and Lent, will hereafter !
obliged to pay their own hnll rent.
About Kansas.
w?
ll.LIAM Al.I.nX W'JUTK.
e country t'dltor.vvrlter
Boyvllle stoiles, blog-
lanher of celebrities like
Hi van. Manna and Ctoker, and diag
uostlcian of neutollc Kansas, laughs to
hcorii the report that the proprietor
of MeCluie's ni.mas'.liie are able to
tempt him lo move ftom Kniporia lo
New York. To a reporter for the
Indianapolis Piess, by whom t'lU sub
ject was broached, Mr. White recently
said:
Ihiie ii .! loirly l." i ill 1, in J n le.iiiil
tb.t I uut oiiiu U l'de Krr.j t an.v irne
or tor jii pc'tiblf Job. In the lnt plare, lc
I line luce niver nnertd lm J Job. In Iho
ercoim idare, nu j.,1) in Sew oik city ai an;
puce wonld tunpt r.ie. The r.mporia Ojelto
li .1 uond p.i.iui; piopcrti. U nul,et a liuuli
tnone.c eei ,veji a ,m nutj:J2lrie ol paier
. uiiM .irtoitl lo j.iv nie; jikI, cclut i more, I
men it; I inn u own bo. Vnd I'd rutlici
lice In .1 to n where on ucin ecfrjbody .ind
eiticbody l.nouti con; xthoie con .let aa pall
l..'jitr Jl the fill eiM1s and hustl Jiound at th.
ccod iy.nicU3 jnd lend conr slberv.ire or the
uiiMmi;. and ccheie rtei,body I l.l.own hy hit
hiii iiuine, .ind uhtre everchoib Unou'A when
.com' nolf com.- ilcc-. and ec'irchody tiirn out
tu ,i Inc. I m, I'd l.i I ul bee in th.it hi lid ot
i 1'i.Mi l)i in in .im bin i He I i Is Vi' Voi'k,
wleie juu nc.er kiiow who jimr li'vl door
iituhhor N until the jiitiol cciron show up
.in I "pllithis'' the hotee.
Whcjii aked for ,m opinion upon
the Caiile Nation movement. .Mr.
White said:
lh.'le'is IhU tihuill Mlh. N.aiuli: ehr i 4 ood,
i.imel, motlierlv woman echo lus sutbied a a
Uir.it nnuy ukiihii ilo unVi fiom uhlihy. lire
Mit Ii'IkImiiiI, ho N prolulily mi.'ii ilo-it In In r
he.nl h the lour of lier cillnond, died of de-
I I a licit titmen s)ie ly not m.-ane, bat some
thin U iliicen funtii i Lor ejitMlne-. and
h.ttied of Ihe saloen llicie i no doubt aboiil
lur uiollce, not J- ihcie atii doubr aht.ut hrr
couiaife. I'lolitliU, K('TiieliiMt!, iihe I rry
urijci-t ; niid ceiiatnl.c. Hniicdm)" he ia looiivh.
The r.iioon, oi, ,i e call tliem in Kanj, the
joint, run In ciolitlnn of the liw and of the
alalr 6iii!liili ii. The Ji'.' .1 Ijiflri n me,
and, b the -.line ioen. she l a laccleih at
tliej VVe all ibpicule ciolcli'e -I hellece tint
l 11 line, indite void which, die imlnc.re .ilnjj.
adept-bul j .i niitli of hid, Carrli- Vatu.ri
li.iiil kliu.K j blow lh.it did iioi mil.p j lot
of demit. iextibe pfcple clo I.J e sei n
Iv.ucii juinil-l.s ej.H ji (lie Iju, ipdcer cclib no
ii!ilii-id jo.c. Von pi,c emir i nee .ind laic'
join i hoite out In Km.i
As to the political situation In Kan
sas, Mr. White said tluc the state was
s.ifel Republii-an ami laiKely on ihe
Issue of prospetlty. ti c Id .i.
'Hi- .!. or trials h pan m h.in-. i
l.ene lies iti ,, v loil. and i, din ac, ai,.
,,, ., lu,1? 1fl Mlttlrtl .JJ'
Up""'"' '" "' Klnlej last fall In Ii,d'.l Kansas
' l"''',"''"w ,r '"''' '" O,1'or politicians -nun
I "" mIT .Tt!"'.'' !!'. ',"!''
tl ..:.,.- 4. .. I., . i ... . . .
" '"iviuii si'it'in ma Ills'. I nry ll.HP
' rillII,i, Hu ,i I niied Stale, .enaior n.iu.d
Mill lull- J null who ll-es almost as mal'.T d,i
Hot it.i won!. ,iu Iik.iIU and cluiur.s hU lotl.es
l tlintT- i die. It that i-n't a ko.uI kIs'i
ttui K.tii-wi h'c tcmi b.ti k lo iho le-etvatton
and is eolri; M he u uo..d Indliii, cl,al (iiiilt-i
si;,n do con cant '
Tlic fact that a wiltet of Mr. AVhlte's
force, ability and pungent humor is
peimltieil to live and thilvo in Kansas
l a pretty good sign that Kansas Isn't
half as bad as she looks.
lmrinvt the absence of Maud (Inline
things appear to be going to pieces
by default In the house of commons.
Luck V.4. Merit.
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AVKNTV years ago Chailes
M. S.Mnvab was earning $t
a day as a stake man In a
sutveylng party; today ho
is the executive head ot an Industrial
coiporatiou capitalized at more than
$1,000,000,000 and, In addition to being
a man of considerable wealth, home
vvheie in the millions ot dollars, Is In
lecelpt of n ealaty eqiml to tliat of
tho president of the I'nlted States.
Mr. Schwab never had the benefit of
a college education. Ills parents were
poor and he had to woik lu eaily boy
hood to help earn the family living.
Vol today he Is nn educated man. not
only fnmlllar with tho numerous de
tails of his special Industry, but also
well Infoimod on general subjects and
versed In the liberal nils. He edu
cated hliiiself,
Tlio doctilue of luck Is frequently
I put forth to explain Instances like this,
I but In Mr. Schwab's catc It Is Inade
quate. Mr. Schwab was not n lucky
man lu his eaily day, On the con-
trary, he was forced to go through
many prlvntlon, which to the young
man of today would rpepar like de
cidedly hard luck. The secret of his
success Is said by those who know to
have been In the fuel that he mus
tered every detail of each position nnd
duty an he went along; worked hurder
nnd longer than any colleague, nnd
kept hi" wits on the alert for new
Ideas, which he piomptly carried to
hpndqtiartets and turned to the best
possible account. It Is probable that
he vns not a modest, Mn Inking man
whose light was hidden under a bushel.
No doubt he belonged In the category
of fresh young men; thnt is to r?ny,
young men not deficient In sclf-confl-deme
and willing to aid others In set
ting a liberal valuation upon their
own north. Rut vvheie he differed
fiom the riveuge young man was In
having something back of his ftesh
ness. Ho knew his business thorough
ly and proved equal to each succes
sive test The consequence was that
It did not take long for those above
Iiliu to n-cognlze thai he was u trust
worthy recipient of luci-cnred respon
sibilities. It does not neueesuilly follow that
every man who fulfills these require
ments will be elevated nH rcpIdlyasMr.
Schwab was. Special chances some
times roine to men thtougli fortunate
association with other men who are
so situated as lo be abU to throw ex
ceptional opportunities in fiont ot de
serving friends. If this I" luck, Mr.
Schwab was lucky, but It Is Impoitant
to note that his luckiness came to
view after his ability had been thor
oughly established and his fidelity
proved. The lesson of his eaieiv Is
that youn,T men ate not being robbed
of futures, but that the opportunities
b"foie young men who amount to
jcomethlng are both moie numerous
and mote dazzling than at any
pi lor time In the history ot the coun
try. The eiy fact that money today
Is' plentiful adds greatly to the naed
of men who can be misled in hand
ling It. Almost any experienced busi
ness man will tell you that It Is easier,
to get hold of capital than 11 is to
get hold of the kind of manager. into
whose hands you feel like putting your
capital.
Sybil Sanderson, the operatic lumi
nary, seems to be suffering from an
attack ot over-zealous ptess agent.
Two Inatigtiral
Scenes Compared
V I. ( ititis. In the ( htcago liecord.
I
N r,N(;L.Nl) there has recently been a change
of rulers attended by ceremonies vehlcli wcie
essentially dllfeient from those veltnessed In
Washington On the 14th of February last,
when Albeit l.devard Wettln passed the plattonn
wheie he took the oath of office, he was pre
ceded by J moeip of pursuivant, or men-at-arms,
dicved in Ihe coturiie of the Flvteenlli century,
and a group of heralds bearing the banner of
the dlflcrenr, duchies and eaildonis, and sounding
sllur tiunipets. Following Jlliem eeere the'equer-rlos-in-walting,
the gentlemen ii-hers, the grooms-in-waiting,
the (Ontioller of Ids majesty's house
hold, the keeper of the prley purse, the piinci
pal king-at-anns, the lord chainbeilahi, the earl
mirslul and the gentleman tL-her of theblack rod.
Ilrliiud them came the lord piiey seal, the
M.niils of Salisbtiij, the Inn) high chancellor,
II e earl of Hal-bury and Ihe seven! of state boine
he the Manpiis ot Londondcriy. Then appeared
the king's most excellent majesty, accompanied
! her giaeious niaje-ty the ipiecn, her Itoyal
HiKlmes Pilnce-s Vis toria, attendid by the nils
tiess oi lobes and Ihe ladies of the bed-chamber.
Following them were twelve pages of honor, the
master of the horse, the captain of the yeomen
of Ihe uanul, the captain of the loips of gentle-tnpii.ll-.uine,
the gold stick, the silver stick,
the held iiiar-hal of Ihe lirltUh anny and a
detainment of knight", gentlemen-al-arms and
vcoinen o( the guanl. William McKlnley was es
"c oi tul by Pin Hiinsdill, the one-atmed sergeant-at-amis
of Ihe I nlred States seriate; Mark llanna,
evho lluiped along by the aid of a cane beside
him; .Linus K. dimes, of Aikauvis, and .vour
I nde doe Cannon.
it -When
Mhcit l.dnaid Wcliin lecently eeent to
tin' lliiti-H bou-e o( paillainrnt to take the oitli
ot oillce be rode In n magnificent chariot which
was nude In the eighteenth centmy for ItU
great-uncle and ea u-cd by his mother t her
ccioualtou. It U thlile-foui feci Ion;, thirteen
feet high and the wheels aie si fret lu diameter.
The exterior is a rno.t elaborate combination
ot caieed wood and runnel. The rarelng Is
covered uiih gold and the panels aie pooled
n 1 Hi beautiful designs in brilliant colots Upon
the doors arc the royal coat of aims The In
terior is lined ceith uiinsou ratln. This coach
eeas drawn bj klMeeu cream-cnloied liorses, wliicli
eerie bred at Windsor and hale neecr hauled
anybodv bill le.ealty. William McKinlee rede to
the A mc ik. in house of parliannul to take (lie
OJtll of ufhec lu an oieu landau, foi eshlih he
paid -1,mi of his ov.u iuoiie In Phlcago. It is
Ihe -ante in which he and Mis. McKlnley ilde
about alino.t dallv, only it sea diawu b four
horis Instead ol two. Iho Icadns seeie a tin"
pilr ol blacks which were purchased by the
pie-idmt four ,'eau ago, and nhlcli have been
in dall.v use eeer since h became president.
Die wheelers are the new pair recently bought
fur him In Ohio and sent lo Washington during
the holidJ.es.
The pit-idclit's loaitiuian, "spenn-r Coleman,
l up, 'ii the box. and L'-siile him waa ( liarlea
lle.der, the looliuMi. who iialled upon the pics!
dent's lalde evlii-n he was a member ot coiigiess
and Heed at the l.bbltt llouv. Ilotli of them
ecoie light cue- llcc-iy and silk hat without
eoci.adcs and couiplctul the equipage of a gen
tle'itmi in peifei.t tact, wlthuiit oslcntation.
Willi.iin .Vbkiidev sal In a big library clulr of
daik crliiKou tutted Itussii lealhei, which looked
xiuj coinfoitahle, evhlle tle prelitulnai.e prooed
ings wcie going on in the i-.-nate c lumber. Two
vecl.t -M' under -Indlai Liuiuiiitanees Albert
IMnsrd Wi tills eat uin a gorgeous throne. The
fume is inal.ogju.v, elaborately carved, hut the
wood Is novvheie visible, being cntlrel.e covered
with a lieu gliding of Fngllidi leaf gold. Its
lrive list upon four lions couchant. The bad; Is
of gables of lolly pitch, with molded columns
on each side, unmounted by a lion and a unicorn
holding saolls, eehile In the center, higher still,
! .1 n'piesfiitatlon of the linpeilil crown, In
ihe middle of the back are the quartering of the
mjal otroM of Fngland embroidered with gold
rolotrd silk en crimson velvet, with a surround
Inn bonier studded with pieces of rock crystal.
The cushion to the seal Is aUo ol nlmson velvet
ilchlj embroldend with Ihe while Tudor rose and
leafier. V glided foot slool to match is oblong
In shape. The top is coceicd Willi veleet cm
bioldered lu gold, the pattein being spiajs ot
roses wiih a border ol rleur de lis, William
McKlnley woie a oiill of tino black dlagonil with
an overcoat of similar material faced in silk,
Ills glow were d.nk tan and lie held a new
silk hat in his hand. When VllnU L'dnard Wet
tin took the oath of olHce lie appeared In the
utdfoim of the high admiial of the llrltlsh navy
In testimony of the supicmacy of his subjects
upon the sea Ills breast was covered with
Jeweled decorations and from his shoulder hung
the Impeilal lobe ot crimson velvet emblazoned
vvllli wldf gold lace and lined with rojal er
mine, Seicral thousand skins were used for this
lining and nothing lijil the Hncst specimens.
In order lo give the cloak the combination known
in heratdy is 'miniver, the ermine was sjmrnet.
rlully spotted with 10,000 pieces ot black fur.
o
When his malestj King IMward VII of Fngland
and emperor ol India had taken the oath of
otflce, the Duke of Devonshire, lord president of
tin) pihy loiindl, placed the crown upon Ids
h-ad, and the tap of maintenance and the sword
of state veeic placed upon Ida right hand and
upon his left. The lord chancellor, the loicl
president snd the earl marshal stood upon Hie
light, the lord priiy seal upon tho led and the
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Exdnaege.,
A POI'DLAIt CUIAniSU HOWSK for the '
" llenrflt of All Wlin ttive lloujrs to.
rirnt, neat lUtate or Other Property lo Sell
or Fichanire, er Who Want fcltiiattons or '
Help These !-mall Advertisement Port ,
One Cent a Word, Fix Insertions tor Flvn
Y c-enei a cvotci I.-.eept situations oamcu,
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Wanted.
TWO 1I0OMS. ITItXISIIKII (til PA1ITI.V ft II
nhlied. In cential city, bv man and wife,
cslthout children, (leorge U, liei. 'I Adams
nee title.
Help Wanted Male.
I.OXII l'.M'Alll.NIIKtl 1I1IM WIStlDS TCI CN
(,-ave a nuruircr for branch in Mranlnn, who
can howl oo to il,tiO capital, and ube ex
ceplhuial icfeienccn; salary for first ear HJ1
per month. Atldira, Mamner, Hot T, I'lilladel.
hb,
Help Wanted Femnle.
h .NTi'ii-i-p:itii'NCi:n oitti, roit ch:m:hm.
Iioiuivvoiki small family; sood place for
right party; mint furnish flrt-cla nlerences.
Call at 41S Wheeler avenue.
Situations Wanted.
MriAlIoTVVNTi:i-lY A WIDOW.AS t Illt.lt.
nui'se or hoiuekeeper. No, ."11 llatlison avi.
SITUATION v"AN1TI-!IY A P0Y UETWI-EV
13 and ir, vears old, as drber; can lake rare
of a hoise. Address M.uiiey Price, liber streit
ullcy.
Snt'MIOS H IMIIB-AI VVASlllN'tJ. CLIIVN
ln oi anv kind of day woik. li'P t'edai -ive-nue.
Mrs. Kuvccll.
SITUATION WANTLO-UV MN, 000D PL UN
and fancy cook and baker. I'., 21 Vet
Matkct sticct.
SITt'VnON WAMflU-llY A Mtniil.r.-.MiP.li
ncimari a homekeepei In -mall famllj. Ad
1 1 1 c -c-s 2J1 living avenue.
SUTAT10N WANTLT1-I1Y Mmiil.l'-AflP.li
man as aardonor: can Rive references. Ad
dress Ou. Jlusner, 121 lllckorj street, city.
W'lNTKD-l'OMTION AT OHNKItAL OFt'lCT.
orl; by thoroughly competent joUiir Vo
man; excellent reference. State character of
work and salary. I). I A., rare Tiibune ottlee.
AX F.XPF.I1IF.XCF.I) SlT.NOtHtAPIIKlt. WILI.IM1
tn aselst with books, d.-slrri position with
reliable firm; highest refeiences. Addles P. A.
0., Tribune office.
SITUATION VASTEI-nY A YOt.VO LVPY, VS
hoasckecper in a smalt family Hli a C'ti
tleman that has got a nice borne. Address Miss
P., 1101 Piopctt ucernie, clt.e
WANTFI'-YOUNO WOM N WITH tiOOIl
business capabilities wants position as sten
ographer or bookkeeper. Addre-s C. ". A., caie
Tribune oftlee.
lord great chamberlain at the steps of tlie throne
to leceiee the rojal commands. The lord steevard
and the other ofliceis of his maesl)'s lionscholil
ananged theinsebes upon each side of the great
onTrers of state, ami the peeis of the realm gath
ered around them. After Ids most excellent maj
esty bad delivered his speech lie ictired tu the
robint! loom, the clown being can led before
him by th Pule of Devonshire, the president.
of the council; the sword of state by the Maquis
of Winchester, and the cap of tniinlrnancc by I lie
ear! marshal upon either side. When William
McKinlry, picsldent cf the Fnlted States, ap
proached the dais, Mail. Hanna held an umbrella
our Ii' )i est to protect him from the ruin,
rnd Jones, of Arkansas, with the eollar of his
overcoat, tiaiei' up to Ids, eais, and Joseph (i.
Cannon, wealing the tame old slouch hat that
has sheltered Ids powciful brain for many a w hi
rer, came loaung along behind them. The lain
bad demoralized the uilieis, and careless people
who wcie burr.eing back to the capital building
bumped Into the itnpcrl il patty as lliey came
doivn tlit- Ions aliile. Others who eeere more
watchful of their surroundings slipped hack be
tween the rows of empty chalis and took off their
hats as the pieeidcnt veent be. but the imprrial
crown, the .sword of Mate slid the cap of main
teranie were oinltfed.
FOOLISHNESS VS. SENSE.
From the Wilkes Ilarre Times
The difference between sills, mi and diimfltd
comment vsas shoevu in the ilirTeirnic bclwccn
th "specials' sent from Washington to the
Scraiitou morning papers. One roin-pondint,
who writes as if he had necer been out of sight
of the Diamond Flats culm bank of scranton,
thinks that the Thiiteentli leglmtnt was aboui.
three-fourths of the inaugural parade. He si.es
that paitlcular ngiiin-nt was oiatlomred all
along Ihe route, and Hut the president, vice
president, (icueial Miles and the disliriuulshed
vieweis showed an adtee niam of plea-iuc
vehen the Thiiteentli went be. The chances ale
two lo one that nobody bul Sc union riillhns
kneev the Thlrtccnlh from the Pol to Ilico Lai
tallon. The comment of the other corieioiident,
tiowi-vrr, limits Ids piaise 1t tlic observation
that the Thiitcttiili couiiaicd eci.e faeorabl.e
with t lie otlii'H of the .National (iuard of Pemi
selvania Altogethu- them 1s little reason in
wippo-e ihcic l any truth In the slur) that the
pKsldeut uslad about -' oVIoek: "Is Hie Tliu
iecnth of vranlnti in plan1:"
es."
"ITien let the pioicstion proieh."
AN OPINION ON CONGRESS.
. I (unit, in llielhh.igo llftciil.
1 do not think that anv pailianii'iil in 'lie
wculd could make a betn-i- appearance thin the
longiebs ot the Fnlted Slates, oi l .mk higher in
intellect, morals or patrbllim. fills has been
an cienplaiy congies. The IriciAilaritiesi in iho
disposition of pattonage bae shown that the
bump of teltl-hlrss ii well decelopcd and tnat
the inciubcis tiy lo uh-irec the injunitioii il u
"he who I'Jictli Lot br bis oeni household is
nnre than un IntlJel," uut oiler than that tluii
has not been ;i sc ind.cl ot am kind in the I. Will
congress, and Its semlons have been tree fiom
those scenes ot dlscrilei which nlten occur echeu
the paeslons of men me mound bj dibate
SONG FOR THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY.
Wo tread a beller earth today
TTnn that the fathers knew,
A broader sky-line rounds away
To realms of deeper blue.
Mile ample is the human unlit,
More true the human ken;
The law of Cod his been i llsht
To tread Ihe lives of men.
Hi led our generation on
II, mist or smouldeili.g liir;
To mora than ill the centuries gout
The niardiing ecus usplie.
Aciosd the onward sweep of lime
V strain our vision dim.
And all the age roll snd climb
'I o 'lose theirnehea in llln.
We gaze upou the aeons pat
A blind and tuniblina; surge,
And slowly, from the welleilng tact.
Uphold a law r-iiergc.
Tho water leeined to Leave and sway
In chaos undenlni;
Vet not a foanvflake diovc attrae,
For lie was wind and isle
(1 Purpose cf the stumbling veats,
O wistful Need and Hope,
Mheitby, In all the woven spheirn
Tho atoms -earn ruic'.iiicpe,
Flow through tho wandering will of man
title ot slow decire,
And merge our ttilvlntx in the plan
That draws the worlds lo Thee.
- Fredrilrk Langhrld-e, In the Leisure Ibe r
For Rent.
vvi
roit HiiNT-s-itooM iioi'fi. on nitr.nv
II Idne" street. Modem ImproMiueiits. An
drew M. I'irie, lf.il sandeison ictu-.
Poll IIMNT-SIOItK ON spni'( i; HTUIII'r. Op
posite Hotel .tontijn: also store on I'niii
nd I'ranklin i.cnnio.: oifiers in Coal Dscluiife
and Mheily Hull, mid rt.ils suitable for small
finillleis on W'.ulilliKtou iiml I'luliUIn avenues.
Apply to John .lermyii, II I VVjorulns; acrnuc.
I0 IIIAT-10 HOOM IIOIMI, .Monr.ltS- PI
inocenietits. ,"ll VVjomlnaT avenue.
I'on hunt tn:MiiAiiiitl irMTiT'i:s iv riit;
lUirr building. AppW I,. II. Mosl.cr, 112
SprinV stieet,
l'Olt lin.NT-STOIIK Al U v-q'.MKM Willi
IimI- Impilre ;il Linden street,
mi: nousi: ion iii;nt. ov "maoimis avi:-
tnirl modern Improvement" Apply toi,
Tfose, K.1 Idtkaccanna avenue.
ti! niiKK.v niofir. stkkT.t. ti:x ihioms,
modern Improvemenls! ftratii lir.it, fiirntshed;
desirables tJVliO.
For Sale.
, " ( ,, v , i S4 jsvy ji x vaV rfj SiS SXW,
roil sm.i: riitsr ilas svloon in town
of ttce tliousirid liili.ilill.niU, hlty nilli'H from
N raiiton; ilolnp if1"1 buslnems per inontli; In
nel of money ni would not ell for Icsc than
s.l.uc); pilce iius,. 11, sis). Addieis, M. ..,
T'rihuiin office.
Ullt rlM.K-IIOL'MlllOl.tl f.OODS AT V.iT PINT,
klrret.
roil hai.i; iirmtKit 'iiitiiu iiuiv cahuivoi:.
in sood condition, .VI r, Turner, llln Slid
bei ry sued.
l'Olt SU.L-T.W STVIMI IISIMIORSK 1A
dies' earihue -,ilmet tew. llould' mike,
ot 1T..., will sell for S123. Apple- Wl Monroe
uvenue.
pitiVATi: salf, or iiopsliioi.o noons Kill
one eeeck, at CV1S Washington aecnue.
For Sale or Kent.
roit si.i: on iti:xT-i)i'iitiiLi: flck vt
Faetoi.vvllle: large luicc-e. 17 acren land,
fiult, etc. t . A Vidiobuii. 1'iOO Capoua avo
nue, Scrsntc.n
roit salf, on itiiNT Tin: ixtivi.vn pap.k
Hotel; el'g.intlv liunlslifd; possession glceu
en the (list day of prll. Apply to Wlillem
I'raii,', caie 1.. Ilotdnson's Sons' brewery
Wanted To Buy.
WANTKD-SECONDIIAND BLOT MAGMIXIB:
must be In good order, state partlcujan ae
to make and prlee. Address I II., general de
lltcry, Scranton, Pa.
Furnished Rooms.
ll'ltsIKI ItOOVIS I'OK OLMI.l'MF.N, IN
liest locality central cltv ; all modern Im
provements; rcfeiencei. tj Tribune.
Money to Loan.
MONi:V TO LOAN ON IVIPHOVF.D FIT V HEAL
estate IILNIIY BLLIX. .111.
ciias. ii. vi:lli;s.
THOMAS &P11ACIJE.
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MOltTaAOL'.
any amount. M. II. ilolgate, Commonwealth
building.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-!-UICK,
straight loans or Building and Lov.i. At
ftom to 0 per cent Call on N. V. Walker,
3H-315 Connell building-.
Recruits Wanted.
WANTliD FOn U. S. ARMY: AF.LH IiODir.0,
unmarried men between ages ol 21 and '';
citizens of United States, ot good chaiactcr and
temperate habits, who can speak, lead and
write English. llerruiti specially desired for
service in Philippines. Foi information apply
to Itecrultlng Ottke, Vli Weoinlng ac., be ran
ton. Pa.
Miscellaneous.
oTdM'TuLsrFrtiTltuMOiriH
and made like new; oh mahogany is speclvl
iy. Wiite (1. W. Ilcskler. 7JS tlieen Itldgc st.
DllESS PLA1TF.I15! FOIl SALE, 73 CENTS; FOII
iner price, tl.50 Mrs MacDonald, ."30 Wash
ington avenue.
LEGAL.
in nt:- i:tti: of cathauini: williavw,
late of the city of Scranton, Pa. Letters
testamentary upon the aboe estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all ersons indebted
to tho said estate ate requested to make imme
diate ps.vmcut, and tho.,c having claims to pre
sent them without delay to
L. X. IIOIIF.UTS. Executor.
No. 170.1 summit avc-., scranton, Pa
II. S. ALWOIt'iTI, Attotnee.
VfDlTOIts XOTTf!:-lN IIU: ESTATE OF Wil
liam .Meyers, deceased. No. 21", Series C, in
the Orphans' Court of Lackawanna county, rent.--'.baula.
'Iho undersigned an auditor, appointed lie- tie
Oiplmtia' Coutt of Lickuwauna county, to Htate
the account of Elizabeth Kiaft, e.seculrlx of
said estate, and also to malic distribution of.
the fuudu In her band', omoug the paitles rnli
lld theieto, hereby giees notice that lie will
attend to the duties of his appointment at Ids
oillce. No. 103 Connell building, Seranton, IM ,
on Monday, the eleventh Uy of March, A. I
1001. at 10 o'clock a. in , at which time and
place all persons interested are required to pre
sent their rlilms or b elebsired from coming
in on ald find. 11. S. ALU 011111, Auditor.
ADMINISIItATOIFS NOTICE - EbTATE
OF
Oeorgo L. Preston, deceased.
Notice Is lierehy gleen that lelleis of adinlnis
tiation ujion tho estate of Ocoige L. Tiestoii,
late of the city of Scranton, county ot l.aeka
wann, deceased, have been granted to the uiidrr-bigtu-d.
All persons hiving claims or judgment agaln't
the estate of eilil dcceaseil aie icquestrd to msk.i
kriovTO rame to me vvitlicit delay. And all per
sons indebted Ihtrelo aie required to make Im
iuedlate piement to.
.s.VMI'EI. II. sTEVENS, Administrator,
IVnnell Hullding.
WELl.Es, i TOIIUEY. Altotnejs for Estate.
TO THU IIOLDKlll OF 110NDS M'MIIKHs
sen ii (7), eight (i. foltv-oue (tl) and
foit--t!x (1C) of the I'olllery 1 ngtiiee r Cuiupati ,
hew,- Ihe bonds beating dale October 1st, l-"'.
and keiiirvcl bv Imit moitgage of dial dat
Please Take oths' Hut in puisiiance of the
pioiblons ot the said bomls and Ihe oust more
gage gben tu scuiie Ih- same, the bonds as
numbered nlovo luce been diawn by lot lor
payment on lint flint day of April, 1901, and !
am heicbv notified that the same will be pihl
on the Hist dav of Apul, 11-01. at tho Lacka
wanna Ti list and Safe Deposit Ouniparcy. Tnite
named ill the tnut moitgage above rifeneU lo.
togctlier Willi intciest coupe lu. ottadied theieto
and remaining unpaid, and that Inteici will
cease after the said elate.
THE (OLLIEUY I.N(;liEII COMPANY
Scranton, IM., February 2Jth, WOI.
JROES&JAL
Certlfied Public Accountant.
K, C. SPAUI.DINO, 2.'C IIIIOUIWW, M'.W
York.
Architects.
EPWArtD 11. DAMS AIMTIITECT. CONNF.LI,
hiilicllug,
rni.nF.iucK l iihown, aucihtect. fiuce
building, 16 Washington aw nue, Scanten,
Cabs and Cnrrlapes.
HuhnKR TH1EI) CAUS AND CAIIIllAOKsTflksr
ol service. Pionipt attention glicn orders b
'phone. 'Phones 2072 and 5Ji2. Joseph Kdley,
1J1 Linden.
Dentists,
ii. c. i:.i:iLEsnEiioi:it, pmli nuiMUMi.
Spruce stieet, saanlon.
DltTc. C LAL'UACH, 110 VOMIN't. WUSt'l"
Seeds,
O. It. riiAIIKU A- (-0. SEEDSMEN AM) NI US-er-men,
stole 201 Washington avenue; giivn
housed, ItijO North Main aecnue, store tele
phone, 7fJ,
Hotels and Restaurants.
L- THE ELK CAFE, lil AND 1"7 ITIANKLIN AVE-
nue, liaivs rL-asunai'is-,
P. ZEIOI.F.II, Picpiletor,
SOII.U.TON HOUSE, M'AI! I) L. A- IV. PA'S
rngrr driiot Conducted on the European pl-n,
VimOIl KOCH, IToprletor.
Lawyers.
FIUNK II. IIOM.i:, ATTOItSr.V.AT.LAW.
looms, l;, 11, M and IS llurr bulldlne;,
.1. VvTllltOW.V. ATTOItNKY ANI) COt'NSKU
lor-at-lacv. Hooiim .'ikMI.'i Mean biilldlnir.
U. II. IlCPl.Ollt.l'. A'tTOItMn - LOANS MOO.
tinted on real estate secuilty, Vlenrs liulhlln,
corner Woslilngton avenue and hpiucc street,
WILLAItlLWAItlll'.N Js KNAI'I'. ATTOUXI'.VS
and counsellors al-lacr. Itepublirati butldlni;,
Washlnctori incline.
.IIXUI' f. .IKSSUP, .VnoTINKYH ANI) fOUN.
sellors at-lacv. Commonwealth billldlriif, llootm
IP, 20 and 21,
KIlWAtUl W, TIIAVLIt. ATTOnNI'.V. HOOVtS
Wl-QQI, Qtli floor, JlcarJ liulldlni;.
I.. A. WVrilKt, ArrmtNI,V-ATIAVV, IIOAltU
of Trade Imltdlng, Seranttn, Pa.
PAITKRSON A,!nLCaJ'ri!AIi:itS" NATIONAL
Hank building.
C. COMKOVS, fii;i llUMJni.lCAN IllltLDISO.
a. v. ni:iiTiiotF. ATionsr.v, mkahs iii.no.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Pit. vl'. I. ALM'.N. 3t.t .N0imi"YASIINnroN
avenue.
Dlt. S. W. tAMOIlF.At'.V. OFFICF. MO W'l.
Inglon avenue. Iteddence, 1318 Mulberry.
Chronic disease", lungs, heatt, kldne.ca and
gfiilto-urlnary oigans a ipedolt). Hours, 1 lo
p. tu.
Schools.
bCTiooi, or Tin: laukawanxa, sciuniov,
Pa. Course preparatory to college, law, medi
cine or business. 0 ens Sept. pith. Semi for
catalogue, ltev. Thomas M, Cinn, LI,. 1).. priie
elpal and propih-lor; , II. Plumle, A. M
headmaster.
Wire Screens.
JOsF.PII KIIKTfl'.L, UIIAII T.ll I.Al KAWAWA
avenue, Sainton. Pa., manufacturer ol Wlra
Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DItESsMKlN(; FOIt ClllLllltllN TO OltDKU;
also ladies' walsti. Louis .Shoemaker, 2IJ
Adams avenue.
A. n. niSIOIlS ILKVSs llll V VAFI.TS VM)
ce.s pools; rio c,lor Impioced ptitups cwd.
A. II. Ilriggs, proprietor Lc-aee orders ll.M
North Main avenue, or Llcke's dru stote, tor
ner Adams ami Mulbeirj Telephone O.M.
Mn9. 1.. T. KKI.I.FIt, SCM.P THEVTMENT. X'.;
thimpooil g, oU- ; faehl masage; iiuuieurini,',
25c; chlic.pnd.c. "01 (iiIih.
BAUEit'S OIUIIESIIIA -MflC Foil II Vl.t.s"
picnics, paitle, letcptionc, wedding and con
cert woik furnished. For terms address It. J.
Bauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming aecnue, oeer
Ilulbcrt's rntnlo -.teiie.
MEOAUOEi: linos.. PltlXTi:i!S' Stl'PLIES, UN
velcipei, paper bags, twine, Waiehouse, 1J0
W'asiilngton avcirie. Scrrnton. Pa.
TIIF, WILKF.SIIAnilF lllXOIlll TAN HE II Ml
in Stranton at the news stands of . Iteistnan
Ilros.. IX) Spiuce and ,'AI Linden; Vt. Norton.
:i2J Lackawanna aecnue; I s Scimtrer, 'ill
Spnice ttrcct.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Western.
In Effect Dee. 2. 1'sK).
South Leave Seranton lea New York at 1.10,
3.00, B.S0, SCO and 1(1 o.i a, in,; l.'.Sj. :i.S.I p. m.
For Philadelphia at !.) anil ino.". a. in.; 12..V
and a.W p. ni. For Mioudsbuig at (Un p. ni.
Milk accommodation at .1.10 p. in Arrico at
Hohokrn at (1.10, 7.1s, in.as, .m, ;!.L, 4.1',
7.19 p. ni. Arrleo at Philadelphia at l.tsl, Il.'.'i,
0.00 and S.22 p. in. Arrive trom New- ork at
1.10, 4 Ort and 10.2:1 a in.; 1.0), 1..V!. .".41, s.
and ll.Rtl p. m. From Stioudslmrg at s (ti a ni.
North Leave Scranton tor Ilutlalo and Inter
mediate stations at l.li, 1. 10 and P.uo a. m ,
1.63, fi.'s and ll.3.i p. in. For Oswego and Sen
case at 4.10 a. m. and L.ii p. 111. For t'lic.i at
1.10 a. m. and l.fl.1 n. m. lor Montrose at fi'X)
a. in.; 1.0, and fi.4s p. in, For Mi liolson nt I 00
ami U.13 p. m. For lllnahamtoii at 10.20 a ni. Ar
liie lu Scnnton from llulTalo at I.!j, j'.", " 1
and 10.00 a. in.: S.:al and 8 00 p. in. Fiom Os
wigo and Sjraeuse at 2 i"i a. m.; 12.HS aril S.IH
p. in. From Utlei at 2.W n. m.; I2.:w and 1.!al
p. m. From Nicholson ot 7."0 a. in. and tl.oo p.
in. From Montroe at 10.00 a in. ; S.20 and -.im
p. in.
Illoomiburs Division Leave siranton tut
Northumberland, at 0.1", 10.0.. a. m.; l.M and
5.M p. m. For Plj mouth at J.0.", :;.I0, S.:a) p.
in. For Kingston r.t S 10 a. in. .Virile at North
umbeiland at !..1i .1. in ; t 10, ,"..is) and s p
rn. Arrlee at Kingston at s.", a. m. Arriie at
Pljmoutli at 2.0ii, 4.SJ, o.l'i p. 111. Arrive in
Scranton from Nnrthunibeiland al ! 12 .1. 111..
12.:i.'. 4.M anil s. r, p. m. I remi Kingston at
11.00 a. m. From PI.i nouth at 7 ."" a. in. , 3. '11
and .r.3J p, ni.
scxinv tiimss.
South Leave Scranton at 1.4(1, ::.r). 3.M. lft.flj
p. 111.; .(.:.! and J. 10 p. 111.
North Leave Scranton at 1 13, 1.10 .1. m. ; 1 .',",,
3.18 and 11.31 p. m
Illoom-sbuig Division Leave sfunK,,, at pjoj
s. m. and ft 30 p. rn.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
lu Effect Mirch !, pull.
Trains baee Scranton.
Foi Plaliilelphla and New York eia D. II
11 It., at li 15 and 11.1" a. in., and 2.1s, l.T
(black Diamond Espn-s). anil H.Mi p. ni. su;i
davs. I), b II. It. I!.. L.'.s-. s.-7 p. 111.
For WTdle Haven, Hiletou .mil pilmip.il polnls
In the coal regions, via I) A II. It. II., n.ti,
"IS ir.d 4 27 p m. For Poti.eillr. I 27 p. 111.
For llrlhlchem. l'.aston, lieading. If irnsbiira;
and principal intermedlite slatlons via D. ".- II
P. n., (i.13, 11.3" a m.; 2.1S, 4 27 (Bhck Dia
mond Express). . aj p. 111. NtiicMv', I) J, II
It. It., 1.5S. S.27 p. 111.
For Tunkliannoek. To-vanda. I.hnlra. liluea.
(leneva and pilncipal inteimnliate siations, ii
I), I,. A- W It. IL. s.s ,1. in., 1.0-1 and :i l'i
p. 111.
For (ieneva. Ilodiester. HuHalo. Magira I'all,
Chicago and .ell point- west, eia I), k II. It It .
11.6 j a. 111., 2..J.1 (Black Diamond Evpiess), 7. Is,
10.11, 11 HO p. 111. -ui.da.es. li. i- 11, . j,
11.33, 8.27 p. in.
Piilluiin pallor and sleiplic or Lehigh V'.illcv
parloia cars on an liains nctvvcrn wilscsllarn
and New- Yoik, Philulelphlj, llulfalo and mis
perslon Biidge.
ItOLLIN II. Wll.lll'K, lien. Supt . 2iJ ( ..rtanel '
street, Nov York. '
I'll MILES s. LEE. t.'.'ii. Pass. gi.. St, fVrfl.iti.l
stieet, 'if York.
A V. NONNI.VIVf IIE1!. Die Pass, Vgr.. '-oiuh
llrthleheiii. Pa.
Feu 1I1 lata and Pullman iiseivatlnrai apple in
FIT) laikavvanna avriiue, -crantoii. IM.
Delawaie and Hudson,
In Elicit Nov. .'i, 1W")
liains leii I'arbondale leave Sinntoii at 0 '11,
7.6.:, s.M. 10 1 ; a. in ; lion, .v: 2.11, :i..',.', ' ,
C.'i-', 7 37. ts. li. II 13 p. 111 ; 1 II. 11. ni
For Hur.ed.ile-)-'0, 10 1 ; a m.. 2 11 and "-
!' in. t ., I
Foi Wiltc-llllie- o 1.1, , i" i. is, n.as, 111,4-,
U.3.. a in ; l.'' -i-IS :ti'. I.2T, 0 lo. T.I-, lu l,
II, ..0 p. m.
For L. V. It. I! points (1.1", II. ii a, 111 ; 2 l
1.27 and II. n p lu.
For Pmisvlvaiila It. II points 0.13, o.:;n .,
111.; 2.1S and 4 J7 p 111-
lor Mbany and ill points north (1.20 a, 111
and .1.3' p. m.
' si'Nti' Y TI1A1NS.
For IMiuondjIe tf.isi, ll.'i a. m.; 2.41. 3 "'.
5 17 I0.3- p. m
For W-ilkii.-Harre--'.. 11. 61 a. 111.; 1.3. 12
e..'T, S.27 p. 111.
For Albmv and points iimtli 3..U p. ni
For lloneHlale O-Csl a. in. nnd 3.52 p. 111,
luvve.t Mill to "U points in I'nited States and
C-' J.'Jil. IIFIIDIfK. O. P A. Mbniy, V Y.
II. W. ( IIO-S D- I'- -. -cianlon. Pa.
Central Rnllvond of Now Jersey.
Stations in New 01l.F001 of Llheriy sii-ct,
N. It , and Si utli Fetrj.
TIME 'IAIILE IN ITTFI I' NOV. 31, no,
Tialiu leavo scianton for New York, New.nk,
f-.tlMbcth, PldljildpliiJ, I .lslon, lletlilelic-ni, l
Ifitown, Maiuli C liui.1: and While Ilavcu at i..;n
a. m : expicss, 1 Id; iI'i''. U-oO p. in. .-utida)s,
"T'or Pitlslon and Wllkes-n.nre s M a m . 1.1 1
and y.30 p. in. su'ida:-', 'MS p. w.
for r.-.lllmoie nnd Wa..ilngton, and p..lnts
South and Wist vli llelhlchiin. S.M a. 10. ; .10
and 3.30 p. in. Sundijn, 2 13 p. m.
For Long llr.ins.li. Oiem (itove, etc, at '.iifl
3. m. and 1.10 p. 111
For Heading, Vcbancii and llariislung, via Al
leiitown, 8.M a 111. and 1.11 p. 111. sundajs,
"roi'VcitUvillc. 3.. O a. ni. ind 1.10 p. m.
Through tickets tu all points east, south and
wrst at lowest rules at the station.
II, P. I1M.DWIN. (Jen. Pass. Agt.
J 11. OLH.M'SKN, (icn. -upt.
Etie nnd Wyoming Volloy.
1 ino Table 1" CTed sept. 17, 1IW.
Tialiu for ll.iwlev and loial points, iniaieil
lug at Hawley wllli Eile rallioad for New Noik,
Novvburg and intcrm-dlalo points, leave Seran
ton at 7.03 a, 111. nnd 2.25 p. in
Tiaira aulve al Siaiilin at l) m a in. and
0.10 u. tu
FIUIEY'S
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Goods
When we tell you that we
now li.ivc on exhibition our
complete spring; assortment of
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Mack itas Goods
further comment is unncces
sary as the name of Priest
ley" embodies everything de
sirable in Black Dress
Goods.
Superior Finish!
Unmatchable Des3grnl
Durability in Wcari
Tm tafcel Black Good
Our line e
uibraccs the fol-
lowing neat
weaves:
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and serviceable
VOII.l (illENAUINK,
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POPLIN-,
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PUUt.l.LA,
New lines of colored Dresa
Goods, Frcuch Challies,Koul
ard Silks and satins at
510-512
LACKAWAMA AVEWDE
"A Word to tfii.
Wise is Siifjficicnl'
The p.11 1 iiT wisiloill 3 to gel I lie bolt
solnpr.
We have tin- lawst Upp of iiitic'i
cry, olllco .siippllp.s anil blank boons In
Northcatetein Pennsylvania.
ReyeoWsBros
Stationers and ItiiRravers,
Hotel Jeiinyn Butldinc
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in Effect Moy 27, 1000.
I Tiains leave Scianton, D. & H.
Station:
I 0.4D a. ni.. week days, foi Sunbury,
1 Hairisburp, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Waahington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
1 D.38 a, iu,, week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Rending", Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
buiy, Uari'isbttrg, Philadelphia,
Ualtlmore, Washington and Pitts
burg fend the West. '
2.18 p. 111., week days (Sundays,
1.58 p. 111.) tor Sunbury, Hanis
burg, Philadelphia, Baltlmoie,
Washington and Pittsburg nnd
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
ville, Rending. &a, week days.
1.27 p, in., week days, for Sunbuiy,
I Hasleton, Pottsville, Hnrrisburg,
1 Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
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stalsvlWl Vsra7H)HusiiUorjpiii.
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