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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
THE TRIBONE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
Sptt'Ul ! Hi'' Si-Mntoli Tilbuii".
Tow.tiidn. Apill 1 1. At Snyic it N
clulmril tli'tt private dctcctlvcH 1110
hauntltiff tho ImrrooniH, mill whenever
possible pictures tire liiki-n nf riillroittl
men, while ch-lnklm. ami such tu lie
USCtl US cVllItlllOO WllPII IIUCCH''ilt'.V.
John Scull, one of the country' old
est anil bent known colored men, died
nt hlH hemic In Towunilti, uroiI olnhty
two yeur.. Jle was born u slave In
Sliuntimlouh vnllcy. ami In ISIS lie niutlu
his escape ami went tu l.cllcfoiili',
thence to I'lltsburi;, when.' lu- was cii
Kiigcil a" a teumstor. ileitis- suspected
by Ills foniipr master, lie donned lemtilu
attlri; anil again iiiiiiii- an escape, Bottii:
to Cttiiudu. After workliiK on Lake
l-.'rlo for several years, he later went to
Murrain, then eoIiik to HI mini ami dur
ing the Civil war was In Troy, thin
county. Afturwnrds he name to To
wanda, where hu won the osteeni or
many friends. Ho in .survived by a
widow and one ulster.
Mall contracts have been awarded to
the different contractors lu Kastorn
Bradfoid, and takes effect .Inly 1.
A new law partnership has been
formed by M. IS. Ulle.v ami W. P. Wil
son, both of Towanda.
fit. Rev. Kthelbert Talbot, of Scran
Ion, save an excellent, confirmation ad
dress at. Christ church this week.
Mrs. Eliza Gate died at her dauch
ler's home, in Ulster, on Wednesday,
aged seventy-one years. Khr; resided
at Say re.
At a live bird shooting contest be
tween F. D. Montunye, of Towundu,
and Del Hieslns, of Sayre, for a. pur.-e
"f $25, was won by the former. Kneh
man shut at llfteen birds, at a distance
el" thirty yard;-. The m-oic was ton to
clsltt.
The body of Charles Heemau, a sol
dier, l cached Towanda tioni San Fran
cisco, and was burled yesterday.
Michael Conley, at one time a resi
dent of this vicinity, has been arrested
at Cleveland, Ohio, on a charge of mur
der. Ernest Schoonover, of Terry, had his
right hand cut oil' by a saw on Wed
nesday. A local teachers' institute was held
at South Waverly on Saturday.
Frank glicimun, of Athens, has con
sented to play DeOro, at Washington,
a pool tournament for a. wager of $200,
the winner to take t!j per cent, of the
sate receipts and the loser 3."i per cent.
The dates are for next Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday. Six hundred
balls Is the number to be played.
.1. A. Bull, a. carpenter, fell a distance
of thlity tout and only lecclved slight
Injuries.
Floyd Wheeler, an Athens Kid, foil
Into a cistern, with nine feet of water,
ind "vas rescued with dltliculty.
M t. Jennie Hamsdell, or Virginia, is
visiting Bradfoid county friends.
Deputy Marshal llallon and Attorney
Koylt. woiis in Scranton on professional
business lasi week.
The billboards and lithograph win
dows announce the coming of "The
Merry Tramps," which will appear at
Hale's opera house next Monday even
ing, under the successful management
of Wood & Ward. The comedy is writ
ten for laughter, and the entire pro
duction is far ahead of any and all
farce-comedies now traveling. Twenty
Mist-class singers, dancers and comedi
ans support the play. Among the spe
cialties the prominent ones are the
Klmorc sisters, John J. Welch, Miss
licsslc Bennett, and otheis.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Fpfcial to the S'-rantou Trlliune.
Tunkliarinock, April IS. The Mon
day club v.-Ill meet at the home of
Mrs. Charles Burgei's, on Harrison
street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
programme is as follows: "Scotch
l.ovlews and Reviewers," .Mrs. North
rope: music, by the club; "Edin
burgh," Mrs. Louis F. Camp: golf,
club; music.
John D. Carpenter, of AVilkes-U.irre,
was calling on friends and relatives
in town on Friday.
Mrs. Reynolds, of b'crantou, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William firaliani, at this place, has re
turned home.
Airs. Maurice Jones lett Friday for
Bangor, Pa., where she will make her
future home, Mr. Jones is at a Phila
delphia hospital, wheie he is being
treated for paralysis.
Mrs. Stephen Robinson, who hiis
been vMting her mother at Russell
Hill the past week, has returned
home.
Attorney John M. Gaiman, of Nan
ticoke, spent Sunday with his Jaiully
at this place.
The different churches in town will
commence their Sunday evening ser
vices at T.b'O instead of 7 o'cloek for
the coming sis months.
Mrs, James B, KethledRu left Fri
day for Pen Argylo, where she will
mane tier future home,
Mrs. William Graham left Kaluidav
for Scranton, wheie she will be th'o
attest of relatives and trlends.
The Five-County Firemen's ronven
lion will be held ut Troy, rtnultoril
county, Aug. 1 and s, luni.
WYALUSING.
Ipecial to tt.e Scranten Tribune.
WyaluBlng, April ll.-Mlsu Julia
Hopkins is very ill.
Arthur Adams, of Princeton unlver
ilty, class pf 1001, has been lu town
.'or the Easter vacation.
Misses Leila Hallock, of Wyoming
luminary, and Florence Fuller, of El
nlra college, also spent thalr Easter
cations with friends in town.
Invitations huvu been received to
iho marriage of Rev, Albert L. Mer
ihtm to Miss Mary Young, of Avoiid.ile,
S", J, Mr. Mershon was pnbtur of thu
Presbyterian church at this place a
few- yeura since.
Miss Belle Decker Is very III with
'nflummatory iliemnatlsm,
Mr, ami Mr.". M, s, Klntner, of Me
uiupany, visited their daughters, Mes
.iunies Fisher, Welles and II, 11, G'uy
lor.l, lust week.
Tio people in town are shocked by
the sudden death of Mrs, Anna Host
wick, of Blight's disease, nt her homo
In this place, Tuesday overling, April
i. She had given birth to a child only
USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE
A powder to lid tluUn into the boM. ,ur
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. ,.v. ...v....,, .,vmh ...... .iiii(r, aim un
ueo l-4s,ij, II ,vu im.e- uliiiii icu, irv ,IKHA
'ntd.aw. It rail tin' leU anil injto n-w i
L'liil.A'" cay. Cun t'Mllil dm, mvllcii.
IU;K K-t, lllbUM Ull kalloUS tlwU. Hi;.
I coin, and Minimi ut all piin un. K,,.j
nil i mm ut. Tiy It I ljy, fo'cl by all Ulu'i.
K.t.l !Ii.. .1 .1a. j ' . .i.l 'l.t.l I .
h"' - ' , , Miu-. in ai iJai',,j;ii
,i,'n vii I' J III'U (CM, .l' HOJ, , t
two da;. s before, which makes hot' de
mise unusually sad. She was the
youngest daughter of Iho lute II, J.
Estelle, of Lacoyvllle, She was !M
years old, and Is survived by her hus
band, R. A, IJostwiok, two sisters and
two brothers.
The sad nown was received In this
place last Saturday of the ilealh of
Mrs. John lltimaker, of Farnilnglon.
Minn. Xeuralgla of Iho heart was the
cause of her death. She li survived
by her husband and four children, the
youngest a babe of thine weeks, ller
many friends In Bradford county
mourn the death of this woman. She
was a very attractive Italy and a beau
tiful singer.
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SUSQUEHANNA.
Special to the SeMtiton Trunin?.
Susquehanna, April 11. The funcinl
ot the lute Mrs, Daniel McCarthy, of
the Oaklund side, took place from St.
John's Catholic church on Saturduy
morning and was largely attended. In
terment was made in Laurel Hill ceme
tery. Miss Louise Curtis, of Wlnwood, is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Curtis, of Jackson street.
Miss Josephine Foley has taken a
position at Forest City.
At Pccksklll-on-the-Hudson, Wed
nesday last, George O. Hammond, em
Ployed in the Eric shops here ns
draughtsman, was united in marriage
to Miss Agnes A. Dunphy.
Mrs. Martha. Boynton, the capable
librarian, was in New York during the
past week purchasing new books for
the Young Men's Library association.
The Susquehanna county medical
pension examining hoard met In this
place on Wednesday last. Quite a
large number of veterans appeared for
examination.
Rev. Charles W. Boot Is enduring an
attack of grip.
A public supper will be held in Christ
Episcopal church on Monday, followed
by the annual parish meeting.
Lanesboro's indebtedness Is only
$355.87.
The Harmony Brick company, at
Brandt, is adding new machinery to its
plant.
Harrison S. Conklin, of Montrose. was
in town on Thuisday.
Burglars on Wednesday night broke
into the postofllee at Starrucca, took
$73 from an unlocked safe and escaped.
The "Old Arkansaw" company ap
peared in Hogan Opera house Friday
evening to good business.
The funeral of the lute Stephen
Barnes, of Ararat, took place this af
ternoon from the Barnes' hotel. In this
place. The Grand Army of the Repub
lic had charge of the services at the
grave in Evergreen cemetery. De
ceased was fattier of John W. Barnes,
of Scranton.
After a protracted illness of con
sumption, Frank Bryan, the well
known Main stieet cigar manufactur
er, died at his home on Washington
street, at an early hour Friday morn
ing. He is survived by his mother, a
brother and sister.
In 'St. John's parochial residence last
Thuisday evening, by Rev P. F. Brod
erlck, J. W. Hawkins and M1ss Bertha
Casey were united in marriage.
Wood Barnes, of Hornallsvllle. is in
town, called here by the death of his
father.
County Superintendent of Schools
Charles E. Moxley, of Rnllslead, was
in town Friday.
Between Susquehanna and Lanes
boro, Thursday night. Charles Tylor, of
Lanesboro, was found In the highway
suffering from a broken leg and other
severe injuries. It is not known how
he sustained them.
DURYEA.
Special to the Scranton Tilbune
Duryea, April . The Ulaek Dia
mond Social club will conduct a social
this (Monday) evening in Dymond's
hall, Jlooalc, to which nil are welcome.
The Lawrence IIo.se company No. I
attended the rair or the Century Hose
company No. -2 of Taylor. In a body,
Saturday evening'.
Mr. William Naylor hay lite butcher
shop and house supplied with electric
lights.
nhailes Uvnns also lias hi home
and store supplied with the .same.
Several of our town people attended
conference: nt West, Pittrfton on Sun
day. Misses Iteta and It cue ri.intee are
vihltlns at the home of Miss IJthyl
Uenjaniln.
Mrs. David Seal is eonilned to her
home by illness, as Is also Mrs. Ficd
Dennis--.
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OLYPHANT.
Mi& .Mildred Smith eiiteitnined a
lurpc Katherlujr of her little friends
nt the home of her srandparuiitH, In
Ulakely, on Saturduy nttcriiooii, be
tween the houiH of ; mid ," o'clock, in
honor of her third birthday, (lames
and other amusements hlpcd to pass
a. very merry tifurnoon and at -1
o'clock- lii.ii h was i-erved, The little
liusttMK reeelved many pretty birthday
Kifti.
An illustrated lecture on "Michael
AiikcIo" will be given in the Presby
terian church Thunday ovenlnt;, April
25, A r.uo trenl is assured for those
who attend.
Miss Jennie Voyle ' spendins n week
with Wllkes-Barfu friends
Ficd Deny, of Carbondale, spent
yesterday with 'relatives In Blakely.
Mr, and Mivi. Wllilain Hownlls and
datvphtcr, of Tayloc, were the guests
of Mr, and Mre. T, l, Jones, of Licka
wanna htrcot, yesfjrduy.
Mioses Mary J. DiiMs and Mumle
Wade spent yesterday at West Scran
ton. Mrs. Mathew Mnukuy nnd son visited
relatives at AVIIke.i-Harre yesterday,
Thomas Kllcullen, of Newark, N, J
is visiting relatives on Duumore Rtreat.
A special session of the council will
be held UmlBht to consider the mut
ter of peimlttlnfr tho Dolnwarn and
Hudson company to construct n nar
ov i! tin so track across Dunmore
stieet at srade.
M, K. lloylo spent yesteiday In South
Scranton.
WAVERLY,
Mr. Chi'ibly IntentlH to MnK an ..
teKloii well iititl orert it wind mill lo
KUjiply his rcslduncc with writer on
Ai-iiileiny Htteot.
Thi! rtiads whiuh in tnuny plucen
wt-ro uhnost impassalilrj huvc improved
wonderi'ully In the past few days'.
An interc'Stlns: lecture whs delivered
at the J've MethuilUt elitueh lust
Tuesday vu-nlns by ln 1 Bird, of
(ireen JtlilRv. Hi- Hulijort, "I'rotes.
tlun to tlie lloni'V ya well handled.
ey &
For Sent.
iH
FOR RENT
FROM MAY t.
Store in Tlie Ttibune building,
now occupied by the. Times. In
cluding Desks, Steam Heat and
Electric Light.
Also 1200 feet ol lloor spce on
4th lloor of the Tribune building,
suitable for light maufacturing. In
eluding heat, light and power.
Knquire at office of
Tub Tribune.
si;m.mi:u iiomi:-on paradox mke-gem
of the AdlrondaiKs-:!'.. miles nortli of
Siiiroon Lake. Oottagq ol aeicn roonu, com
pletely fuiniiiied, except Libia .ind bed linen
and tibcrj lias four large, alty bedrooms -beds
Iimo wire spilncs jnd insttics-so. Mountain
fcirlnR water in Kitchens iMidcn tjutr. If desired;
beautiful bccncry, channlni,' rlriu'S, boalliiK, tub
ing. Two mails dally. f.ivrry comenienr.
Price $-0O for tlu nwon. Curt her ruitiotdaiJ
apply Sdinuel ft. Bcard-tlry, S'Jl Wellington
alrcet, New York city.
ion nnNT staves iioom ixat wmr aMj
modem improt erne nH, including tlcim heat,
iinproii'il (jus r.uiKi1, ctectiic Hiiht, etc; real
reasonable. Call early. !i3 Jlulbeiry Mieet.
FOIl ftUNT-IIOUsi: XO. lilJ XOUTII WASHING,
ton avenue; 11 loonm and bath loom; all
newly pjpercd anil p.ilntecl. Apply .it S!7 Lin
den ftlL-et.
rort nnxr-fi-nooM noii:; sto uutui'i
itiect, Uunmnrr; liith, heat and cold natci;
laundry neatly new. II. N. J'Milcl., .Til WuMi
ingtcn dcnui.
roit i!i:nt ii iioom iiokm:, modi:rn im-
proeminl?, fi'J Madison atnuc
sua oiii:i:n' nim.'i: stiskkt. ti:n- koom.
modem itnpiovcmviila; te.lm lie.it furnthed;
deflvable; 5.W.
Real Estate.
)12,noOWIU, S1.CU1IC A MODKItN, hTCAM.
heated residence with bam and l.ugo lot,
about one block mini cnuit Ihiiho Mpuio. for
paiticulais fee W. T. Ilackett.IU'il IMalo Iic.iUr.
58,.vio nuvp a iioomy sii: M.iii:.vii:u
houc, two blocks lioni couit bou-e fquaii',
W. T. Hacked, Ileal LMate IKalcr. Itcd IMate
Uvcliancr, WathliiBlon .icnuo.
.(Hw-nuvs .sTnAM-in:ATi:i) nfsi: with a
bun; onlv time Mocks liniu couit lmiii.
6fe W. T. HJCkctt. kcil IM.itc fleaicr, Ileal
litatc KNchaicc
iii.ouii iii'vs . nxi: iti:-ii)i xn: on- tiii:
hill near Vine .-licet, with bun; toonis ,ne
I use .mil plenty nt (hini; icciptlou lull, diuiim
loom and stalls tumislnd in o.ik. Hit this r-mo.
'. T. (lackett. Ileal IMata Dealer.
sij,5di)-injYb tiii: Kixi:vr i.uCAiri) mka'm-
heated H-idine in tho cit.i. This i -Iiouk
hmsuaxc, but. 'in Hue. l'or paitiinlaiN -iv W,
T. HacLctt, ltt.il VM.ite Dealer.
iJ.UOO WILL BUY A WOlir.HX LUJIUMIOOM
hou on JcRci-on avenue. This fcm lno
good to bi: tuie, but 'lis tiue. Ileal i:titi!
Ilcikr Hickett can fumi-h paitieukiis.
:.,!;iio-iiijs a cosi:v. jiodkus kioht-iioom
liou-f, located on Hie thidy ilo m one (
lhell)ot attraetite blocks on the hill. If tlu
i what jou aio louklnir lor xei llctkrtf.
r;o.v-lll'YS A VI'l.L IOT, WITH sri:i
hc.iti'il le-iilonce, dt'llclillully hilcteil on tb
sbadv Me of CIiv aienuo: as u laisain Hil-s
knocks them all out. ll.ai IM.ifc l)e.',ler Hack-'t
has It for Mle,
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S THtATKlLAL.
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ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
At DLn Or ML'sIC 'Hie Cut-( Pajloti -to.k
coinpanj. Malincc and ntRbt.
O.ME'l V Pied Irwin' DI? lltule-.pir -how.
Matinee rii'I nisltl.
The Corse Pnyton Stock Co.
If any tun dm Ms the popuiaiity ot the ( oi e
P.tjiou Stock coimiini, .i 1-lt to tiii. Aiidttuy
of " Mii-.li- this alt-moon, when they bevin a
weik'a ingaKcmetil In our clly, will sen- tu
di-pel tho-c doubts If ,m one fates to seau li
for the eatiie ol tltii popuknity, slit I atltntiou
to tin slam lor en1.' pertoinianee will distotci
the ifj-m. Mi.-s Edna E.ulie Lludoii is a
leadine aeltess ot acknowledged ability ami ,er.
Vitillt.i, and e(ty tmnibe-r of the Mippnitiii!;
lonipa'tiy is :m ailist in the tine stnto of Inn
wonl. ' Enry pioilr.ellon is i.udu with Hn
jt.im i, in lo tiiiuij, toslinne-, lutniluH and
ntlier details Hut thai ictillfc. the iulj.-ili.il I'to
di.ilious in New Yuri.. Hie plats stleetid ate
tl Inst of Meliopulltali HHics-e., and Him
..uali uUmimIi and iiililllKViil diieetion make
tlie in llie most eoniplele cie-t altrnipteil by anj
popular piUtd ininaci.
The cngageintrit in this city will lw-,lu Jl.n
day alltinoon by the pirrrnUtlnn el lli.it pipu.
In slides, "Only a P.uniir'o Dtnahlei," whiili
will he. t,'lteu tor Hie hut time in this my at
tlie icsulalioti Coisi Piitnn piitff, vl.iili ,il
night ai ID, a'J and 0 cents. Malllicea will
be given dally, commencing -Monda;, wlun the
ptbes will bo lu and VO cmt, .uul n iImiiko
ot bill will be made at irj ier(utmiiiee,
Fred Irwin's Big Builesquers.
Fred Irwin's Ills UurU'tmje show, admittnl by
piM and public emjuheie to be one of tlie
spkicn ard tnappk-l ol the sexion, will be tlie
licit attraction at tho Oticty, bcjinnlng this
afteinoon. The pations of UiU populu- hott-sn
can i Ml xsured nf theli ntoue.t'j worth and
tomcllilna; oiet, fm lite name of I'rrd liwm
has Ker bc;n tuunted a cuaranlie ol good faith
in burlesque doings, and this pailleular show- Is
cnmideiid the best that ho lis, staged in ict.
cral seasom
Ihe bill will be well balanced and miMtl
with utmost nicely both as to ipttlii and
iimntlty. Two Inulesnues will lw rtaged, "-ho
Man with tho I'uniiy Touch" and "A dooil
ihlni?," bcth written by W. L. Ilallautf, one
of tho inoit original and amusing of l,-vnlietli
century hunioiUls. An ttddltioml attrailion will
be seen In Matlo lijiiison one of tho fimotts
origiu-.l Harrison j;te-r, will thluo ui ptiuclpal
boy in the burlctiiiii. lUtney lUtnaid, a ically
gtcai Hebrew butnorLt, i.l be the stir lonied.
Ian, and will exhibit cast, tide humor ami
libitum. The- vaudeville bill will be far aboio
the- auiagc mid will indude, nuion,- olhcn,
the Eight C'oiiu1Ij, a nule'iless Itiim ol Eu
oi can aciobiu.
Hotian and heain'a two iciautoii lio.ti, jic
witlt ll.ii organiiaii'M HiU sc.wiu, and tleir
nuiiy lilvnds in this eiiy will hiyu an oppor.
tttnlly to witness lh' act widiii ha- pli.vd
tl.eni lit Iho bunt unk of laudeilllc ailiili in
New- oik and clsohere.
"Cm! Cailson."
Atthui Douald-soD, who Is J'J.t i.ow- uukiu,
tkutli a diitluet suecesi of the title role lu the
ne'w Knedtsh comcly-diaiua, ciitllltil "('.irl C.nl
ion." Iu about a blight a, li;t.tc Icfoi, liltu
ui y plj,.i tow jppcj.b-s o,i Ibi A" 'I'Vati
LINES J Q CENTS
Real Estate.
?l::,(M roll $10,I)TH1S is no taiuy TAMl;
it menu Hut 10,00(1 will buy a law, lit d
rrn, ste.mibe.itcd double lninji with Iuru l-t
and b-iru u.i pavnl aicnur, near Mulbeny atren
and worth ifll.iXiO. Sec llaikctt.
$f,00 tlUYS A MNi: IJOdM, fcTCAMIICAIKI)
home, war fjiilnoy neiiiiaj Icinw r''. W,
T. Ilaekclt, Ileal litule Dealer.
$.M(O-V0Di:itN' SINttl.C, AT N'V Al'fl IM11K
section. W. T. Ilukcll, Ileal IUto Ifrikr.
$tio fi to ?jo)(pni)-iu,.siDi:Nr'i: iiinii:ii'iir.s
In all paits of city utnl nibiuh., W. T.
llackctr.
I.OTS-St'l.riALIIAIKIAISS IX IIL'ILDIMJ I.OrS.
V. T. Harked.
?!U0 III'VS UiY :'(Kt"l. l'UNX Avr.sn:,
Giccn lllrfiji'. Wells .V Kralni.
V-'."W IIUYS S-1100.M IIOI'Si:, IMIMtOVi:.
ments lot J0ia!. Wmien street, l'ro.
deni c. WelN ,V. Kealor.
-cno nuv's oxi; uouni.i: holtm:, 7 and s
looms, henlH for 7 and Sfli onu IubIo hotuc
If you want to get the want you want to get, you want
to get your want into the want getter.
The Tribune wahts to get your want, because it wants
you to get the want you want to get
rents for if; bit 110x15.:. Deity street, Gicm
Hidgo. Wells & Keator.
$J,n50 nilYS 8-UOOM llOUSi;, IMPUOVr.MK.VlS.
lot 2M(Vi, Prfcott ntenne. Weils c Km tor.
Rooms and Board.
LAKlii: KROXT ItOOM WITH I10A11D POB TWO
sentlnncn. J 10 Adims atciiue.
Situations Wanted.
MIUATIOX VAXTi:il-RY A VO'J.v'fi MAN. AK
collector; li.ii hid lour .s.at.-.' oxpciime
with u leadinc; Orm of (hi; illy .uul t-.tn fimilli
A Xo. 1 leleicnce". Addio- A. I.'. (?., T'libunc.
situation wanti:d MII)DLi:-Ar.i:i MAX
and wile, no children; cairtul; no ill ink or
tobacco habits; wl-h cup ol stcntleinaii's n-si-delicc
durinir .uuinici ; bel tefeiento. Addic-i
C'aic, Tlibune.
SITUATION W AXn:i) -BY V VtHM! (illtl.,
riote-taul, to do gciiei.il hou-cnoik. JU
Putnam stieet, -Li.inton. Pa.
SITUATION WAX'IKU TO GO OUT 11V TIIU
day wa-hinc, lionlns' or cleanlnsr. L'all or
addio4 Mi. Iln-x-ll l.'l'i Cedar auntie, tily.
MAX OP AfllUrY. -J7. MAnilllU), WlXIi T.Dlf
cited, with knowledge of Hie ait uf adicr-t!-inti,
iiuiliaiilc with oiup cxpcriince, ile.-lre?
tu eiiuae with t if lie t a minuf.it luting ot whole.
.)le i'-t.ibll-litiieiit ol 1 1 1 K e tlopailuiciil -loie.
Xo iciviiiabli1 oiler in any line ofletitiK ihinre
fur iiiuuinlluii iifii-nl, Cuircspondeuie .-ulnl'.
ul. Atldns Ilo 170, Deiu-iili, Pa.
hlTl'ATlOX WAMT.D TO (,(l Of I' WAMII.Nfi
and iioniii'i tho fiul patt ot the week; w
llee tleaniUL; al-u. ('.ill ui uileti e fi. II., Ml
Si'iuuer aenue.
llOOKKI'.UPKIl OUNG MAX 2.'. UVf'UlU.
eneed; wants position as bookkeeper or clerk:
would al-o .inept portion witlt ibi ensinrer;
liel leleieme-. AiMie- bo- 10, Ttibune iithn'.
sin at ion HAXTUb-iiv orr, ms -j
.tears ol asc. ttuiia; and .utile; has had otio
31.lt'.. eptlieutc as hliipplue; eieik. Iteteiruii,
luinished. ddte-i "."ltippin; PItik," cue ot
Tiilmiir ofliie.
MAIiltll'.D MAX, XO (lllI.DItUN, WOULD I.IKi:
position .is tcw'.i!d, jiultot'.i i.iielakei it
wink ol .my kind. 0 T'libitt'e nltue.
stage, tot' while he i- a i oiiipatatiul. ,oluu
n .ui (urdii "() he ha- alteady betn ateipteil as
a toutlis-ht l.tiotlle. Mi. Duiiald-uii'ft peisintiity
(width is distiuetly filo.i-in-,-), li.is li.nl nun It to
il, Willi the acclaim thai has been eotuhed him,
add'.d fo lids he lus ,i commanding: stage tu -s.
ence nnd ii bt.uitifully uiodtilatite baritone ole.
Mr. iMialtlson will be seen at the l.jccum tiCN:
Tl.utsd.iy night in "Cat! Cailson." Ilete ate the
litlts ot tome ol the songs Mr. Donaldson will
sing: "ll't .swing heng," "Hail to the Latni of
Our Riilli." ' Me- Mothu's Lull iby." "Vision.,''
"llcLdiallcii," "-.Mj Natiec Lam'.' "I'lie Riui
Cod," etc., etc.
TABLOID JOURNALISM.
Wonderful Success of the Ingenious
Originator of the Idea.
A Marnier Low In the Puitiui.
Hpcently we litive licen ticuted tti un
exputlnifiit in dully Jnurnnllsm, Alfred
Harms. vturtli litis given us his Ide.t of
what the twentli-th-c-ontury iifWHpiiior
Klnuild be. lit; e-ulls it "tubleiltl journal"
ibiil." I.iktt everytlihifs' lie1!!-. It litis lit-en
tulkfd abuul, foiidenuu'il and nprnvt'd.
This in an itjjt- uf tabloids, wliiuh In
only nnotlpT name fnp i-oneputratlon.
Vo take' our liiftlieiiic-' In tlie tot m of
pills .ind rnpMilP.s ami tiibliibls: wo
take our nourisliment In tin lurin of
an o bolh-il tlown to a it-.i mtiij even
utir intellectual pabitliim must i-iniie in
a .similar foini, it Is all rli.tranlorixtle
of tlit rush, hurry, .supi'rllelallty, and
tlio df.slre. to avoltl tioublo, which wero
tin' tllstlimulshiusr tialtit uf tho cen
tury Just vlosc-d. If a man m bluN, In;
take his eapsuli) beeaiiM. lie van absttrb
It anywhere; It dues not iMtibi him In
lost. oven a minute lioni his business
It is so dullghlfully .slmpl'i; ami so, In
the saint! wuy, he ean snaleh a meal
out of a spoonful of beef tun. He can
alho read the history of ihe world in
ono sitting lu Homebody's "The Unl
vcrfre at a Cilanee, in I'oluic'd I'ara
graphs." A man of unusually keen pfreppuous
and wllh the audacity which Is spelled
senilis wlwn It ins, .Air. llarm'sworth
saw in London a mine ho :ic-h anil bo
easily to be woiked that Its golden
possibilities wore btngKuriu?, ICtluea
tlon In l-.iiKland had Siucecctled admit -ubly
lu ttiHiIng out, every year, an
ever-lncreasins host of half-baked
sciolists of both sexes. Tho board
schools, the uets of Parliament, and
Ihe over-KC-alous ciliieuiional oilleers
had enabled them to fjet hold of a
.-nnntterluKi and with tliu "Threu Its"
tliey acquired something which hail
not been piovided for by parliament
or boards of education, crude, imma
ture, raw, antl unable to csslinilalf,
the little knuwlerijju which had been
tabloidly furnibhetl to tlteni, the result
of education, in nine cai.es out of ten,
was to give them a vtigtio longing fop
soniethlng which they could not de
line or exptcss. 11 hail giVt.-n them as
nlcallon for what they iincw not; It
hail btincil iasious and tuoused de
fires which had shadowed across their
inlmls, but never assumed substance.
Tho "work'us kid," whoso past was a
Slim vei-olk-ctloii of staivatlou anil
torture, ami whose untielpaUon of the
ttttuiv Mas equally Joyless, save way
SITUATIONS
WANTED
l-REE.
BRANCH WANT 0FFI3ES
Want Advertisements Will Be Re
ceived at Any of the Following
Titices Until 10 P. M.
Central Cltv
At.nilltT .'CIH.UT, foi. Mulln. s'.ieei and
Wclnler aM-ruie.
GI-.STAV I'irill'.l,, ikVl Admn .iM'nue.
Well .sde
nUtlllGi: W. .ilIXMXs, lot Soiilli .Main vc,
ioutli Stmiiton
I'llllll I,. Ti:i;iTL ;:u Collar nit,
iVoitli Scranton -
UKO. W. PAVH, Cor. Xcilli .Main atrliuo
and Market oticet
(been lfldiic
niAKI.I.'S I. .lOXI'S, 1357 Dickon annue.
P. J. .10IIXS, h'.'il Orren Midge street.
C. L01INKZ. for. Wahlnplon incnne ami
Mailun tlucl.
I'ctcrobnig.
W. II. KNi:ifi:ii, 10I7 Inlns uvenne.
Illllimoie
.1. 0. tlONi; k f.OX.
Wanted.
-NWS.V.
ciiANPf: or , i.iei: ti.mi:-tiii: patuca
Plantatiuii of llondtuas, Central Ameiica,
oITcm IndiKenifnts neve-r btfoie- lieaul of to men
evltlt u Mititll iiitioi'nt of tasOi who tle-bc steidy
eotplojnicnt with an iuUrrftt in all the invest.
nients of the company licsUlcs a title to ten ac-ies
or mole of land in Paluia Valley. Amount lull..'
st'Cineil and gocd waaes. Call or .llMle P.ittlea
Plantation romp my. Dime Uink llbly, Stanton,
Help Wanted Male.
Waoted
A luiitlif and cneijretic omu man ot thutuiu'u
Ifte.il acipialntaiicc and wilbroiiiidcd iie--p.ip"r
epriet)ee to take a iipon-ihle position on a
well r-lablMieil Xmf lien-tern Peiiijlvani.i daily
uew-papei. d'he- "PituKet.-- tale 'liiliui.e',
M.itlnt; .iRe, ,'peiieli(e and pay rspn I'd
MAXA(.'i;it-m;i.i milk j'ihm wants capaht.i:
man tu llll.in.i';.: In. mill nfi.ei , t.iklna dit,r.
Hon nt mi-ince; 'alaty s,.Vi jihI HUi.il om-n.i-sinn;
scoil ufeii'iicts and M eai tio,ulreil.
Ailthes io mi,, Phil.nlclp'iia, Pa.
iiahxi:maki:i: - ax i:iM:itiuxci: Mi
nes, mikei M.iiili',1, O. J. I.oduitk, I'll
inontli. Pa.
Help Wanted Female.
waxti:d-i:xpkhii;xci:d uixnuitv oiitr,
wanli'il, Tnliune Illuileit.
Tor Sale.
pop. sam;-oxi:x pahi m,nc MAitr:. pi;it.
teet Hi. ill. li, mi'iui! and kind.
One Two Seated I haeli.n.
One Top Dungy with -shafii- and Pulr.
Hue Two-Sealed Sleigh.
One Ctittri Willi sllM , anil Pole.
I Hip Double. Ilatn.'-s.
line SiiiKle Maine, .-
Itnbe.-, Itl.inkits, itc., ,i... ill in ntt ilas
onlir. I'm l'utther pitiiiulais tali or addte..
71", Linden ti(ft, "ciuiiton. Telephone call. (r.M.'i.
CIIAS. n. sxdi:p.ox.
to the "board-school boy," who (illicit
ly foigot his multiplication tabic- and
his grammar, but who never forgot
that not every body worked. In a wonl,
he win ted to be amused.
Hero was a constituency ready made.
Mr. Harm&worth gave the world his
world of London, a city, lomeinber,
with a population grenter than that of
any .state of the American union, with
three exceptions "Answuts." It was
exactly what had been demanded: it
was tlie answer to the iiiie.vpiv.s.sed dc
sho. It was nclthi'i- vicious nm- vir
tuous: It did not elevate, neither did
It tlemoiallze; it was not witty or en
lightening; It was simply common
place, dull, trivial, nnd exactly Milled
to the mental requirements of Its read
ers. And that, after all, was the seciot
of the iilntuentl. century commercial
success to give tho people precisely
what they tvanteil, Urrantl boys anil
factory hands Invested their coppers
lu "Answers." They lead II at their
lunch, nnd It was iho Attle salt to
their hunk of tliy bread and wiiicfd
bacon. The errand boy took a tabloid,
one of Mp, Harmsworth'.s paragiaphs,
as he went loitering between ihe bank
ami Lombard stieet; tho young eleik
In the Interval between nieasin lug halt
it yard of ribbon, lurclvely smutched u
tabloid under the counter when the
lloorwalkor's back was turned, Mr,
Hurmsworth was tho I T, Banitint oi
L'lmlantl, lie turnlslied a "refined en
tertalunient." He gave his leaders
amusement; he ptovlded them with
"jokes."
i i . .
Cheap Bates to California,
Parties desiring to make trip to Call
fornla, Arizona, or New Mexico, either
for business or pleasuie, ean do so now
at almost half price.
Kvery Tuesday, until April -nth. In-elusive-,
tickets marked "Colonist" may
bo purchased via Southern Hallway for
J44.no from Washington, 546.50 from
Philadelphia, and correspondingly low
prices from other points.
The Southern Hallway anil Southern
Haclllo company opera t through ex
eurslon aleopera from Washington,
leaving Mondays, Tuesdays and Fri
days, the Tuesday sleeper being avails
able for "Colonist" tickets. The berth
rato in these steepen is only $7.U0, two
pcoplu bslng allowed t occupy one
berth If desired, Personal conductors
and Pullman porters go through with
each sleeper, Tliera are other now,
convenient and economical features
connected with theso excursions which
niuy bo ascertained front Charles L.
Hopkins, Plstilct Passenger Agent,
Southern Hallway, S.'S Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
Allow u rouih to tun until il -.el U.eond the
reach ol nudiclne. Tltcv often toj, "Olt, it Mill
var w," but in most cj-se-a It Mill wear
thci.i dwty. CouH they be induced to tiy lit
sucCrtSlul medicine called Kciri' IliU.ir.t, hkli
ii told on a resit I ve guiraiitcc lo vme, they
niiM limuediately sec the ccellcnt elicit nttsr
tat.lut; Iho Hrst do.e. Price We Jul ,W. Tila
sl.o lice- At all iiiii$iti. 1
3
25
INSERTIONS
Money to Loan.
IIONKY TO LOAN OX IMI'IIOVIID CITV ItllAL
fstntc. IIKNtlY'IlllMX, Jit.
(.HAS. II. WIM.LKS.
THOMAS M'llAfiUi:,
Tllli IH:NX MIJTITAfi MI'P. ISislJHAXOi: COM
liiiiiv will ban upon fliTt inottffatie upon
irnltally lenled ii,ipoillra .inv iininiint, for term
ol veino, ul low late of Illicit I. Cipwi'll,
Atloitiev, IMull lltllldliu.
HrltAiailT-l.tlANS IS AMOUNTS fVl TO slmknM
ut I'i tn I', per cent; piyinciiU inniithtv,
fiml-onnually or jcmly. Inteio'l en bakiuce.
W, M lliiniicll, Ally, SOI-" JleiiM HI-4.
JIONHY TO LOAN OX 1)0X1) AXD MOI'.RIAOI'..
iny uinount, M. II. HoU.ile, Coimnoimcallh
liulltling;.
AXV AMOUNT OP MOXIIV TO I.OAX-iJUICK,
ttmlRlil lcnm ui nulliilna: mill '.oau. At
fioni I to C per rent. full on X. V, Walker,
r.ll-.'Hj frnntll buildlnc.
Lost.
tosT-niAMOxn tionsi:siioi: nx. i.ineii.M,
reward if iclurncd to fl-JO Marlon stieet.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
li. U. SPAULDIXG, U.il limiADVA. MIW
Yolk.
Architects
i:i)waru ii. ijavi--. Aiiciinurr. (.o.vvixi,
InilUllnr.
i'Ki:i)i:nirK i unowx. aiu'IHTKit. piiui:
building, f.'i! IV.irhinsti.n atotiie, Scianton.
Dentists.
iik. c. i:. i:ii.i:xiii:it(ii;i!. p.mi.i iiuildino,
Spiiicc street. Mian(ii.
Pit. ('. C. LAUDAfll. HI WVOMIXG AVLXUlk
Lawyers.
euAvic k. iioYLi:. attoiim:v-.t-Tw.
IIouiii U, II. t" and is Hun- building.
P. K. TltACV.ATT'V.fOMMOXWKAL-lll 1I,(,',
I) 11. IfLI'LIHILi:. ATniltXUY kOAXs XKiiO.
tlatcd on nal e,lale -eeutite. Men, buildiiie',
i ul lu r WasbiriHton atenue nnd Sprue, sfiuii.
Wlf.l.AltD. WAI!UI:n A- KXAI'P. AT-OR.i;v:
.mil louiisellois-al-Utt. Uipuhllcatt bullilirii;,
Wn-liiin;toii ateuue.
,K.s-sUP .V .ir.ssPP, ATTOIt.NUYs AXD ((IPX.
-ellois-al-liw. ftiiiiiininweallii biiihliii.', Iioom,
1!, -.'(I and SI.
LiiWAHD w. tiiam:k. ATIIIUXUV.
(KIJ-lXll, ulli (loot, MeJts bulldliu;.
ItlHIMS
L. A. W.VTHL-. ATTOItXKY-AT.I.Att'. no Mtl)
i.l Tt.ido building, Su.iiilon, Pa
PATIUItSOX A- VII.(0. TltADLIfs- VM'IOXVL
ll.inl; builditi..
C. (OMKGV.s. lilil JIPI'PIII.IOAX 111 ILDIXG.
. W. r.lItTHOLP, OFPK I.' MOVP.I) TO M)
'Jll Myoiuimr avenue.
Scavenger.
a. ii. Dittoes rrxAxs piiivv vaults and
cs pools; tin c.dot; only iittpioted ptiinp iweil.
A. II. IttiRKS, pioptietut. Leate ottlei-s Itmi
Vurlli Main avrntte, or Ulike's (IriiR store, u'l
ihi Aditii and Mtilhetiy. llolh lelejihone.
Wire Screens.
.IOsKPII KPiriTr.L. ItP.AR 511 lACh'A. AVI!.,
Seranton, Pa., uunufji ttutr of Wire SereenK.
THE MARKETS.
SATURDAY STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Tlie follow in-,' miotatlons am fiuuMici
I 'Iho
ipntinr uy .t, s. joniaii ,v. I ., nmuis
Mr.us buildtn?, s, i.intou, Pa. Telephone
Ul-iU-J
.luall
C'las.
In,.'.
Uieii- litcie Janv-
In-.. est. i-l.
Ameriiuii -uaa Ili'i lirls lll't
Amtr. T.ibiini l-iO'l l-Ju'j l-'sij
AKld.on si's i.'i'i it's
All Ill-oil. Pf , fi'i !"i"t t'V's
lliiolt. Tiactlou -'; M s!
ISiilt. .V Ohio " 'i.i'1 ''
Oilil. Ti'baieo tut.. i;l, (i,l4
fins. ,t (lido K.-'A !) !''.;
i hie. & fa. Win -j: :;: -ii
i iiii.. is. k i iio! U'lli i-j'4
-i. piui ii",'.; ir.ii lit';
llnel. Maud r.'.'i l.'ii'i l.M'i
Del. ,t lltidsoii IT!)"; lsp'i lei's
Km .'.- I'ee , Pi wtj t'i I"'.;
Liinl-. k teli Iill's Pi'i's l"Ui
Man. P,l,-i.il(i Iis'.i l-i l.'7'V!
Mel -liaillot ho, li.'1'C luT1;
Misso. I -ai lln be' !"!' !"'
IsltltliMII P.Kil'e .... In ilU 1'l's
Notii.li, k West .-.! .'i!'.'. ,11 'i
Nnlhtin 1'ailll o-'s llTs I'SJi
N.ltlh. P.KItle, Pi" II.'.. t'li's 'Vj
V V Cn.lial Ill Ill's HI
Unl. ,v We.tein Il'i :!IT4 .ll'j
IMniJ li. It Ii"t H7 Hi'.-
Hi-aiiini- ity ."; .-ir si'.;
IL-ailliis 1 1 . . Pi 7o Ti.'i T'i
riiiiilliriii It. II -s --'h 'Ji's
bitilli. II. I!., Pi- 711 u s)',i til-1,
'Unit. 1'i.al k lion Hj ul M'i
I', l.catliu- I!!' I.!-"; U
I'. ... I. -.ul ii, Pi 7t.'i 77'.! in',
I". s. iii.Mht Jil'a -Jd't :!0'..
I'liloli I'aiitie 'it H' li
I'nloti Paelfe, Pi- -i',s W M'j
Wabash. IT :" I'Hj :-!"s
Wnliiu 1'nioti lr."j til lU'j
("el, Puil ,V Iron 71)1 J'i il'i
Am.il. t'opnei- Ibi lli.'j 1I,Vh
I'LOnle'.s fi.w Hi ll-J'j HHi
(lln't.
lliiij,
'''"j
l ' Vi
M'
.).,li
17'.
Iii
J
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l-V's
I.V.'-i
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Is)'
101
12-'t
H.SI..
la.'l
ll's
3!'i
n it j
.!',
151' i
'til
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.:.,';
in',;
Js'i
S),
ui
18-
iiH
in';
sv;
77!a
lb)
hit;
ii
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li'S
ro-as Paiitii ,.,., i'i I1U ii'i
Am. far I'otunlry P))i -JO f.l't
t', S, hletl 1 1 17 17 a ItVs
vi:w YuiiK liitAiv iAiii!i;r.
Open. III3I1. I.I.W- t loi.
V.IILAT, luiv !. nt. In."
Mai 7""k Tti-'t Tii'i Vrtli
lull' i.'Hi ,'o'; ,1"4 7011
C.-OHN.
May I. ,'i '. P".i 4"'i
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
stocks,
l'lUt National Dank
Scianton Savings UauW ,,,,,,
Third National Hauls ,,,,
llituo Deposit and HUcotttt IlitiU.,
Economy Light, II. & I'. Co. ,,.,.,
Uet.4. Trttit na(; !K'ioll Co
Clark fanover Co., Pr. ,..,.,.
Scranten iron Pence & Mfff. Co. ,.,
S'crantim Axle Vuikn ,
LaUta-.vanna Pally Co., If. ,,.,,.
Count- PavliifM llanli k Tuist On,,
first National Paul, (CaicomlaJc),,
Stand aid Prilling co ...,,,
Tiadcrs' National Hank
HiKi.ttu Dolt and Nut Co
noxns.
Scranten Pau?n-;r Hallway, Srtt
Moit-tasc duo r:o ,
pcoidirj Mtcct Kalbvay, fiut rnort-
iid, dua 1913
People' Street Hallway, OfDoril
moitsage, dqc 0jl
UM.S0U Minulatturln-,- l.'v
Lai i. ronushifi bebcol S cr ce-nt.
City of biuuttn tit. Imp. a p-r
cent ,..., ,
SiUotOD 'fraction 9 per cent
IliJ. AsUi
liu1) ,.,
-00 ,,,
p-h ,,,
m . .
1W ..,
Hi ...
HM
... Oi
20
Sf)
iM
Jft
US . .
100 ...
1U
115
Ma
1W
1W
113
Scranton Vloesale Marhet.
(Poiieelcd by II. i. Palt. i7 UcU..ntu Aie.)
Tlutttr Ci4li -l Old. J'ailc.i fili, X'jJJI-e :
Uiliv. Iie-'b. Sllsa-J.'ci old. I5jIc-.
CENTS
5 ftC? V8
PROFESSIONAL
Physicians and Sugeons.
mi. w. i:.
iiteniie.
AI.LUK, 313 SOUTH WARIIINOTO
1)11. H. V. L'AMOHEAU.V, OITIfP. aifl WASH.
IliKlou ateinie. Ite.sldcnee, 1318 Mtllbcrre
flirotilo dlneaM. lung, heart, kldnejn in''
Kenito-itrlnaty oigana a specialty. Uoura, ;
fo 4 p, m.
Osteopath.
s. cijiiTittini: i'.vass, ostlopatii. m am:
l.V, WasliltiRlon Aie., Scianton P.I. Clironlc
Diseases a specialty. Ollleu llottH! S.S0 to tl
in.; I.Gl) to 1,;) p. m,
Hotels and Resturants.
tiii: i:li; capi:. nr, and in prankhs
incnuc. Rales leasonable,
P. ZCIOLI'.lt, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSK. XKAR D.. L. k W. PAS
setiRci- tlcpot. Conducted on the I'uropfin
plan, VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Seeds.
O. R. CLAIIKP, CO.. SUUDSMLN AND NtlRf
erymen, store 201 Washington uvenue; ffien
bouses, 1TOI Xoilli Main avenue; irtoro tele
phone, 7S2.
iMiscellaneous.
imR.sXMAKI.Ml FOR ClllLDRKN TO OUDIIR:
also ladles' waist!. Louis Sliocinikcr, -itv
Ad.im.s avenue.
MLOAROEi: RROS., PRINTKRS' SUPPUC8, KK-
elopes, paper bags, twine, Warehouse, 1MJ
Washinstoii avenue, Seranton, Pa.
Till'. WILKKS-IIARUi: RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton nt tho news stand of Reiman
tiros., Mil Sptiteo antl ,i(tt Linden: M. Norton,
H2 Lackawanna atenttej' I. S. Schutzer, 211
Spittle slieit.
LEGAL.
TO 11113 OWNKRS OR KUPUTUD OWNERS OP
pioperty botindine' oi aUiittltipr on both ftidf
of Kuiinct fltreet, ftom the Lackawanna river 'ti
It.iiltoad acnue, on the westerly side ol Fourth
avi line, from llrnadwiiy to Kiumet street, on the
we-terly side nf Mnran limit, fioni Emmet sired
to llroadway. In Hie Ulifhtcentli wartl of the iCIy
of Siiauton, P.i.
Take notice, that tinder the direction of Conn,
tils, I will make the ase,iuenl tor constmcl
lug .1 system of sowcts for the drainage of thr
above uientidiicd tenitotj, on Saltuday, the 20fli
day ol Aptil, A. I)., 1WI1, at It) o'clock in the
forenoon, at my oilieo in the City Hall, City of
Siiaulnti, Pa., at which time and place jou may
aipear and be heard If .ton ho destte.
JOSEPH P. PHILLIPS.
Chief Engincet.
Tl Till; OWNERS OR REPUTED OWNERS OF
piopetly bounding or .tbtitting on the south
e t ly sibli oi Uioadway, lioni tlie Lackawanna
ilier to Pouttlt tivenue and on both sides of
ltii..iilv.iy. Hum I'nmtli nienue tu Railroad ave
nue, on both sides ol Pii-t atcnue, Irom Broad
wav to Litkaw-aniia titer, on both sides of
O'Connor touit, troiti fltoadway to the Lackt,
w.ihti.1 tiver, rin liotlt sides of Thltd avenue, trom
Uioadway lo Luirne stieet, on both tides of
Pcutlli .iteiitte, lioni Uroawday tn Lucerne stree!,
on the wo-,t side of Dotvdell eottit, from Broad
way lo .i. point about ISO teet south of saiT
llio.uln-.ty, on the west pide of Moran court, from
lliiuilwuy to ,i point about 17.1 feet soulli ol
said Uioadway. in tlie HIU and Elglitecntlt
wauls of lite City of eranlon, Pa.
lake notiie. that iiuder the direction of Coutt
rils. I will mike the .i,e...mcnl for construction!!
a s.tsleM ot -ewei. tot the druinatre of flic above
li'cfiHniuil linlliii.v, on Pilday. the I9IU day of
April A. ll pull, at It) o'cloek in the fore-
t u, at. my oitite in the City Hall, City of
bunion, Pa,. ,l width time antl plate you may
appc.it and be heard il oti so delre.
.lOsEPH P. PHILLIPS.
Chief Engineer.
Dlss-OLL'TIOX OP PARTNERSHIP, LIMITED -
Xollie is licit by yiten that tiic Meado
flnwk Sii': Compinj, Lintlled. an association ot.
i.iuuoil ur.dei Iho Act ol A'Sitnbly approin'
lint" -.'. 17I. and lis supplements', for the pin
po-c oi splnuiuc and iii.iiiiifaetiiiiuc silk, silk
tliu'.id, ai.d the we.ttlni: and manufacturing of
-ill! labtits is lieii-by tiiiwtlted by the unani
mous tote oi lh patties in interest, and the fob
lt.t.iuK person- lrivi been apinted llmildititu
tiitsiees: W, M. Van P.tke, II. Itenard, A. L
(..r.liiis
Chccff Pull cie-am. Ual"e,
LaL VV -letn fteh, tl'i
I.V.J nnib
stale, H'i lo bn.
Hems Pit bit., choice manovr, $2,53a2.fi0.
I'e.i lle.tns Per bit., fhoico marrow, .!Ha-i.6).
Mtiliinu Peans P.'t- hu., S'.iOai.fj,
Hircii Pras Per Int., M.j(il.43.
Onions Per bit., fl.10al.60.
Klciir nrt r-'tent, r-e't bbl Jt.lij.
Itetl Kidney Ite.uts Per Int.. 'JJ.ISa-.'.jtl.
Philadelphia. Live Stock.
I'liil.idelpbi.i, Are.il II. Lie nlocs. teecipt fof
tin nt,!.-: Cattle, :I,I1H: sluep. 7,iVJ3; hog-a,
,!,I17, Cattle uiled a shade higher, paiticula.lv
,i Ibi- bist ni.id.s; best, l'i.37aii.-J-.i choice, IJJ.I-J
.1.-M- cord, -1.97.1.1; mediuni, l.t7aLSi: com
mon, siV),i,7,-, hherp and Lambs Dull uul
iraitito .unl prices ti trifle lo.icr; sheep, cMia,
"li a-'', .-. ilmiu, lij'ii-.i Rood, 4'sal3iM "is.
Kuni. Ji'.-i le.i ii'inuioii. .!vl',p.; lambs, Sai,',Ji-.:
prli'sT lambs, l.n.c-. Hosts Pinner on all -ji-iiilnss
.unl mail.it cinsril steady; western, 'i
s5,i-. : ,st. ic l.oj;-. not on the niiikct; (at cov e(
lielltr iliss in t.ilt imptliy at J'ia.iajc, ; lliin
oils, S,i-l!',r, ; teal i.ilies, dull and eailcr at 4'i
iiilji.; fMi.i choke Ininijlni." 7e,; milch eowa i:i
.-"iienabh tenuc't at !i25iIO; die-sed sleet, i'i.i
sije.; ihe--td i en in oulln.,iy dimand al .",'t
lll'.e.
Buffalo Live Stock.
i i-t iit.n.iin, Apiii ii.--iU(rtpt3-r:attie, );;,
i Its' slurp and Ijiiili., ;, i.iu; hof.'. 13 erv.
slii nteiils faille. IIII tats; sheep and Iambi,
li i.iu; Iiors, 7 His, ('.itlle-l.'nehinsed; cilu,
r-l'oito tn (lra, ?j,7.1.iil; lambs, i holer lo et:M1
Viily,; Muni sheip, ihuier lo ctia, n,o 2 1
llocs-lli'Ji.i, 'il.ii; pi-,-., is.-,,fi,i.i,,
MOSCOW.
Tin- Ladies' Aid society mot at th
homo of Mrs. V. n. Oardner Tuesday
llfll'I'IIOOIl. . .
William Davis, of Dunmore.. spent
Kaster with his parents.
Professor Hnsli and family are spend
liifv a few days in Oouldshoro.
Tho MIhcss flraco XohUi and Isitir
Gilpin, of Nobletown, were i-allets tn
town yosferday,
Jlrs. Hhedd, of fscranlon, was a vis
itor hero yesterday.
Mrs, Slraton, of Bliifrhamton, ,N, y
is the guest of .Mrs. Kannie Brown,
Tho American Mechanics held distal
latlon of olllcers Wednesday nlg-lit, fol
lowed hy a clam hnko.
FINANCIAL,
,w' v
$200,000
United Railways of
Sf. Lotus, Mo,,
4 Per Cent.
BONDS.
Yielding Investor 4.60
Rudolph, Kleybolt & Co.
I Nassau St., New York,