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8 TUB SCR ANTON TIUJUNE-iMONDAY, MAY 0, 1901.
INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
HE HAS LOOKED OVER THE
GRIEVANCES.
WtiHonnl President Mitchell RcfUBes
to Discuss Them, However The D.,
L. & W. Board for Today News
boys and Bootblacks Addressed by
"Mother" Jones Meeting: of the
Central Labor Union The Servant
Girls Will Be Organized Tlmrsday
Night by "Mother" Jones.
Picslilonl .folm .Mitchell, of Hie fill
ltd Mine Wnihers nf Amotion, will
Irnyo this oily today for Nw Voile,
but before making hl ileparlure will
appear before the Ki'iiml Jury and test
ify In thcllbcl suit he turn tiiHtttutcil
np.aliHt Killlor Itlchiiril I.lttle, of the
riorantoiiliiu. President .Mitchell wns
sen lnwi nlnlil by n Tribune man and
iiftcr decliirltiK liln Intentlonn 'of llht
liifr the Scrantnnlan ease, lie romarked
nf IiIh local vlflt:
"Since bcltiK lime I have conferred
with the local and notional mine work
dH' otllclal.i Htatloneil h"rc. over vari
ous inntlero, and Saturday afternoon
I was with the Ki'lovnnce ootiffiilttoo
of nelawute, Ijitckuuumui and NVst
ein miners for a short while. J looked
over their demands and have sen I he
suiles asked by the men of all the
oinp.inIe. cophs bent sent on to me."
When nsked If a refusal of thi opera
tors" to comply with the requests of the,
men was likely to result In any cessa
tion of labor. President Mitchell quiet
ly made the same answer with which
he Breetetl all queries some time aero,
lecardhiK the possible action of the
Vllkos-Harre rniiveutlon: "I will not
attempt to nnllelple the action which
will hci taken In these matters."
In discussing the ordeis Issued in
District No. for all mnn to march
to Harrlsburi; this week and there
endeavor tn secure the passage of thr
iiilulnpr legislation now before the sen
ate, the miners' executive ollloer said:
"I know on reason why they should
not pass a number. If not all. of thoo
bills. There are very important, not
only to the well being and prosperity
of the miner, hut also, to his personal
-.ifety, and their passage means a
great deal to the mine workers of these
districts. It Is not likely, however,
I hat the miners of this district will
follow the example of (hose In No, 0.
It's a. pretty good walk finm here
to Harrislmrg."
Mr. Mitchell will leave heio at H!..".S
o'clock and will remain In New York
for some days on business connected
with the Civic Industrial association.
Anthiacite Coal Trade.
The bard eo.il trade is saved from
absolute dullness only by the now price
lists with their graded discounts. The
discount lor May is 10 cents per ton
and .sales audits uie assuring their
f ustomers that the discounts nin cer
tain to be in cents less per month till
September I. Those buyers who have
onfidence in the new order of things
tool; quite a heavy tonnage in April
and some doubteis are likely to lay in
i ousiderable supplies this month. There
aie no icports that ordeis for April
have been carried over. In 1'uet, the
market Is in excellent londition for this
time of the year.
At the ne.id of the "Lakes docks nie
bale and practically no coal is chang
ing hands. Jn Chicago territory stocks
in dock ate veiy light and will lx
cleaned up by the time coal begins to
anive In quantity. Trade is quiet, but
tile market is strong, Along the lower
lakes demand has held np well. Ship
pers at Jititfalo have been waiting tor
i he sti Ike of the marine engineers to
end. The- prospects are the into fioin
Buffalo to upper Jake points will be -10
cents. In the L'ast demand has been
fairly strong. Coastwise, shipments are
hindered by the dltlkully of getting
tonnage, owing to the gicat number of
vessels and barses waiting a chance
to unload at eastern points.
The April prices for ftee-biirning
white ash coal f. o. b. Now York har
bor ports are: Broken. JS.tiO: egg, $3.8.V
stove and nut. S-I.10. niiKineeiing and
Mining Journal.
Boys Held a Meeting.
"Mother" Mary Jones yesterday af
ternoon addressed a, meeting of the
newsboys' and bootblacks' union and
impressed upon th. members the gen
civil importance of behaving them
selves and trying to grow up into gooi
men, A number of matters of im
portance weie also discussed and
among these -was the .stilke against
the New York Journal. This was
amicably settled. Itepro.sentatives
from the New Yoik Journal and World
were both present at the session,
Han Is Frank, the vlci-pjesldent,
was removed because he worked for
in alleged "scab" prlntei. I. Moiris
ww yesterday clotted to his place.
I'he. boys selling Sunday newspapers
nivo fallen out with the otheis and
did not attend yest-nlay's meeting.
Pliny are s-ald to contemplate the for
mation of another union.
D,, L. & W. Board.
Following s the make-up of the. D
J.. & W. boiuil for todav:
SI'NIUV, may .'..
Wild Cats i:a,l ,S p. in , T I'ilpilii.'l.; 10
p M,, J. J, CoMUlo,
MONDAY. MAY ti.
HIM (.Us i:.ut-in a. m., II. lIM.ing: . ,.,
P. llallolt: :l p. in , II. I. Liiikin; ,1 p. in.,
P. P. fctmetvs 0 p. in., II. DuU'ity.
Summits rlc (', u. in., o.it, J, llountii.in; li
p. in., f.it, .' CarrlBKi 3" a. in.. rt, t).
I'luiinfelliei; n p. in., i,t, W. II. XiclioUt 7
1. in., ruat from Nay ,Suir. II. MrAIIMir: 7 p.
tii,, writ Hem Cayiijsi, 'lliiiiii-in; 7 p. hi ,
vr.t Horn t'sjuca, .MilJt.c.
I'lillcr M a. nix f. K. sicnr.
I'ualiut S a. in., Hoiiki; 10 a. lit . 1'inneitr;
11. CO a, in., Jlmanj 7 p. in., Murphy, 0 p. in
l.miipliii;; in p. in,, Wlilncr.
1'isSfiiRor Ilnaiim 7 j. pi., JarTney; 7 a. in.,
P. s-lngoi; S.HU p hi., sl.mlen: 7 p. m., Laltl.
rni r.
Wild Oats i:st 10 .1. in,, P. Kiiiifslv: 1 j.
ti., ,1, II, M.'i.ti'lj; 2 p, in,, O. Iljndnlpli; U
v. Hi., Jolm foliajan; t p. in,, M. I.auglin)';
6 p. in,, Kitclinnii (I p. in, 51. (ioMcii; 7 n,
hi., I). Ilagsuiy,
Mlllti;.
BraUiiiun I'mcry Seal irporH for MoIrr
Killcmau Jlcllale report tor .1, J. Dufiy
This nud That,
The Central Labor union mot yes
wrday afternoon in Kconomy hall, but
transacted little out of the usual rou
tine business, Thn support of ths
union was pledged this striking car
builders of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and "Western company. It was also
decided to henceforth have a leglsUiT
live committee represent the union be.
fore councils and 'resident "Walter
Jones was empowered by vote to ap
point such a committee.
The long talked of union movement
imong tho domestics of the city Is at
last to reach fulfillment and Thurs
day nlghl "Mother" Mary Jones will
meet the servant Rlrls at tho United
Mine Workers' headquarters and or
ganize them Into a local. Long hours
ond poor pay are among the girls'
grievances.
National Committeeman Frederick
Ditcher will tonight address a muss
meeting of miners which will bo held
at Mooslo.
Tho Ijiieknwauna Ttalhoutl company
has Just opened elegantly appointed
city llckot offices at 749 Hrood stteot,
Newark, N. J., and 1183 llroadwny,
New York.
ltrakcmon "William Hoover, Frank 8.
Johnson, J. M. Harris and Thomas I.
Koanlon have been assigned as extra,
passenger brakemen on tho tinckn
wanna, railroad In the order named.
Tho Iwo bax cars which will form
part of tho Delaware, Lackawanna,
and oWstern Hollroad company's ex
hibit at the J'on-Amerlcnn exposition,
wero sent from tho shops to Uurfnlo
yesterday, practically complete. Tho
one's Interior wilt lie decorated with
views of tnanilfaetltig exhibits and the
other with pictures of natural scen
ery .
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS.
Donations Received nt That Institu
tion During April.
The Homo for tho Friendless ac
knowledges with gtatlttnle gifts from
many donors during April. Particu
larly appreciated are the Saturday
night donations. These gifts tire from
various dealers who send left-over
vegetables, meats and fruit, which aro
gathered up by tho Homo's special
agent, Peter llaan. Any market or
giocery pioptietor who has good ar
ticles left over on Saturday which he
will be willing to contribute to this
worthy object, will receive :i call from
the iiKent by telephoning to the Homo
The following made valuable contit
butluus on Satuiday nights In April1
K. (1. Coarsen, W, Jl. pierce, AV. J.
Marvel, 1). K. Marberger. J. T. Hoyer.
T. 10. Can- ,fc Son, W. (!. Conrad, A.
M. Slorr. Kverett Bros., C. K. Hone. J.
F. Arnibrusl, Itohrwnsser's and Sielil
ler's bakery. Other donors weie as
follows;
Mr. II. II. t'un... tcip.iK i hooe, fmit, rlc ;
ZeiilliT's lul.i'ij, lin.nl iiiui Lun-; Mm. N. .
I.oil. lot itiiiu", 4-e -.miloi': N'ohn Pun.
'iiifi Mr.. rillniPip, takes; Miv. fliwli, IV
tor.vvillr. patiliHorl,. rb.; II. I1pjiis f.airy
,(Mk, it(.: Diitiiiiurf Uranili NivdlcnoiKcn'
Siiilil, Mm. Iciov IVwIi'r, ilt-iil(iit. hi .-ulU
l.liilriHi.jr, olio io.it, tuw.'N, cb'.: Mr. .1. b.
Piiiintll, ri.vllt'K nutlet : Mi-. I". W. M.ivon,
picklci!, cti ; Mr. .1. II. Ilimnil.-k, Ml,. I 11
Sti'llc flm(i: Mtf. ( hi. r.'cl;(i. ni.nigri;
Mi'i .li'iuiir McNilb, Mrs. Itii lurd IM.u.il, i ikr,
Mr. I' ,s. Mii.il, flotliinir, fb'. : Mi'. It. f:.
Itiiml.., ilonJtnl bill Sit: II. lulu II. humI, il ;
Mrs. It. .1. Willi.niiN. Mr. rtnn .luntr. Kim-Inir-t.
iIoIIiIiik; ldi(inl ItoilPiiik. irailng in.i:
( i: Ml-. Win. Mirplr. i In. l:in, loll-. ItoniT',
C'.; Mi.. Mm.hi KiiuIiI, ili.tliin-, pu : H il
b.iM CoiiiipII, au-s 1,'icN, fiomt vi d, ,.
Tl :. Mmr. ino.it. etc.: Mim. William I'l-nm!!,
n-Jiling inillfi ; l.iithn Ki'lli-r, lime; pi, 11 tl.
Ilai d. i.i-c ccndi i.vil milk: Mii Sii-in Hid;.
iii"ui. ipplis iic; ln. W. U. Watstui, cikf;
t'fiitp and Puller, l.iu.-!i.-i; (ionis,. uul II In.i
lid! ii v. 'lotliintr, up: ?IU Pauime (lolil-nnlli,
ilntlniig. rti- : Hr. I.iiiliu K"iiiipi1j', nullrd milli;
Lin kiwriimi Piii.v ronp.iiiv, milk, llcwrts u.'ir
Imtii-lKil liv Mr?, i:. 1.. I'lilln. Mrs. I!. .1. Ilmi
n II, Mi. H. if. lliiiM".
Tile family has numbered eighty dur
ing the month. Dr. Lucius Kennedy In
attendance. l"r. Loot and Dr. Corner
rendered .service:--.
St. Agnes' guild of Rt. Mark's, nun
more, gave n beautiful tea for the old
ladiesj, which will long be lememhered.
A VERY TAME EXHIBITION.
High School Was Not Strong Enough
for the Seminal y.
A ludicrous exhibition of base ball
was that given at Athletic park, Sat
urday, liy the Scrai'ton High School
and Wyoming Seminary teams. The
game was called In the eighth Inning,
as tlie moon was- about to come out,
and it was reported by a youth, wise
at mathematics, that the final .eme
was 2i-lT,
The High School team has on It a
nufnher of men who can play the game
up to the limit, notably Tropp, Phil
lips and Corbett, but as a
whole tho nine Is not rust enough for
swift company, and Mich Wyoming Is.
The Kingston men caught tho infection
of had playing and did not exactly
scintillate themselves, yet they showed
that they knew the elementary piin-oipU-K
of have ball. Flnnaglinn Is their
bright particular star. lie plays left
Held and is soon to enter fast profes
sional company. A .sensational catch
by him Saturday robbed the locals of
at least a couple of runs. Hoy Scott,
n. Ser.mton boy, plays third base for
the team and plays It w, II, and in Mo
Cann the seminary has a fast, gingery
little shortstop.
There were a uumhei of young ladles
in the grand-stand Saturday, and the
same young vandals who aie carting
away the fence ami ble.iehei.s amused
themselves by ripping off large pieces
of the roof and dumping- the fiaginents
among the fair motors, as well as
among those made of sterner stulf. In
Saturday's game the learns lined up as
follows:
Si-Miiton Piui'r. i.m.r il, M; sinnow, r.imi.
or and llr-t Kim; Ninv, li II lidd; ii'IMIly,
thiol kii; IkMiis mini! Ii,i; Tinpp, pllrle
r; ll.irdVnli.-K, light ic,; Phillip-, flr-t Into
,iinl raliliu; ("mind, ,sin,i stnp, Hjm.n, M,u.
rul lu-i.
Wji,iiiins-Mii .inn, ,hiil-,i.ij l)i,imluii, ph.
rnd Ii.'im ; Phillip., i.itd.pi; 'hn.i;(li.iii, i-il
(u!d; Stott, thiol Im-; Kiw, lijrlit iiri.i; in
ttiierl, ItTx-t I'Inc; Wi-uhi'iiup, ivnici- (kij
llinlirr, pltdioi.
I'mpluii, N.illui and (. iMjchti
CHANGES AT THE LIBRARY.
Room Has Been Set Aside for Juven
ile Llteiatme.
A number of changes hue beep )e
cently made at the Albright public
llbtary and the piesent arraugoment
of the uioms give tho Intetlor of thn
building a very different appearance
from that which has been familiar to
thousands of Scrautonlans .since tho
looms woio first opened,
Tho huge room on the first floor, for
merly med as n general leading loom,
has now been transformed Into a elill.
drcn's loom, and was opened as such
last week. In this spacious apartment
are stocked the greater putt of the
Juvenile llteratuie of the library, which
will bo Issued direct from this room,
and thus prevent the rush at the legu
Jar circulation counter,
The books are, however, returned
and registered with all other books
Issued, in the usual manner. The chll
rlren's room is also In the naluio of a
reading loom, It being stocked with
the same number of chairs and fables
ns of yore. A number of juvenllo maga
zines and weeklies are supplied for tho
benellt of the youthful frcquenteis of
the loom.
Tho geuciul leading room Is now on
the second floor and has been for bomu
months, during the period that tho first
floor apartment was undergoing Its
transition. It Is tho loom formerly
used us a chupel, which answers Its
purpose even better than the old quar
ters, being larger and more cnmntodl
ouv.
Mm Mm)
fifg When 'you buy SS
(I '" Crackers -'if
i Biscuit or S
When
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
In Klfcct life. 2, l'JOO.
Soutli Lp.hp Srr.intoii for Ni-u YoiK at 1 10,
3 03 n..Vi, ,s.0D ami 10.0, a. in.; li.55. .'I..t3 p. in.
I'm- 1'Iiil.iilclplii.i in S.m .mil 10.0,", j. in.; tjjj
jiiiI .'i..'lu p. in. I'or Mrotiil-lmij," nt 6. 10 p. in.
.Milk .iiromnind.itlnii at ".10 p. m. Airlvo .'t
lloliol.cn lit (1.SH. 7.t-, Itl.'.'S, l'.'.O,'. S.IS, IB,
T.l'i p. in. Airh nt l'liil'.ilrlplil.i at l.tw, ,t -J.!,
(i,( anil h.2J p in. Anlr linin uv York .it
1.10, li,!.! .ii.il 10,'J.l 1 in.; l.tjo. 1.;;, -,.(, .!,-,
.nid lt.SU p. in. l'lnm StioiiiMiuiK jl S.OJ a.
m.
North l.r' S r.nilini for Ilufluln and intrr
miiliiilc hl.itlcni" .it 1.13, li.r.'S nml o.oo ,i m.;
1 OS. f.4S and tl..'!5 p. ir. For 0rgo and
Si.uu.-o lit ! "I j .1. in. anil Lo.', p. ni. Tor
tfllca at 1 10 a. in. and 1.53 p. in. Tor -Von-lio-c
.(t t'.no 1 rn, 1.0.1 .ind 3.1b p. in. ror
XlchoUoo ,il 4 IX) and 0.13 p. in. Tor IliiiR.
liimton jt 10.20 a. in. .nive in Scrantnn lioi.i
lliiff.il.1 .it l.:'"i, 2"3. 3.4J nml 10 on .i m; .;.:ii)
.mil S.00 p. it.. l'l.'-n -t;n .ind .M.iiii-,. Jt
2.0.3 a. in.: 12 3 mil ( t p in Piin Vtin
.it 2.33 :u hi: l-'.:: .mil 'I ,Ji p. m. Kioin
Nlcliolion at T..30 a. in. and 0 On i. ni. Kium
Mort'osc at 10. i ii. rn ; ::.J0 .ind s.im p. in
Illnoni-lniip llMsinn I.p.ixp ,Si.intnii 'ov
Xoillinmboil.iti'l, -il 0.1,3, 10.03 a. in,: i.T; a.i I
:; p. iii. for rijinontii .it i.ui, .t.to, km p.
in. I'or Kinji-ton ul S.lu .1. in. Anho at
Xoitlnnnlicil.ind .it ,!1.3 .1. ni., t 10, ,3.00 and 1. 15
p. in. Anhc- Jl Kinir-lmi at S..32 j. in. aiiIm
nt I'ltiimutli lit 2.0). 4 S2. 0.13 p. in. i,jw
:u St rutiloti from NoiHiiiinlirrl.ind .it !.4J j. n.;
I'jS'i, (.Ml ami Nl.3 p. in. I'lmn Kinn-ion at
11.0.1 a. in. 1'ioni rijinoulli jt 7.33 a. in.; a.20
and H S-'j p. in.
l;.VnV THAIS'!
Soiitli l.iino -Vi niton .it 1.10, V.CH), 3.30, 1.1.03
p. in,: :-.,U .mil !.. 10 p. in.
Noitli-I.f.nc Siiniilon Jt 1.13, n :;; rf. , ;
1,53, 3.4S and 11.K3 p. in
lllaoin-liuii! DUI-inii l.taie &1.SJI1I011 at lU.Oj
a. n. and 5.50 p. m.
Lehigh Valley Baihoad,
In r.iic-i M.nrh ;i. I'.OI.
I'or I'liiljdclpld.i and Now Yoik ii I). C II.
R. I! .il 0.43 and 11.33 .1. in., ni.tl 2. IS, I J?
(Dink Diamond Lvpic-O, Ji-d 11.20 . in. nun
tla, n. ,t II. It. II.. I.-3-. s.27 p. in
I'or While llaicii, llvlttnn and piinolpil poinu
in tho coil reKionv, M.t 1). II. It, u ii 13,
2.1o ind 1.27 p in. I'or l'oluilllo, 1,27 p. in.
I'or Hrthlclit ill, llaMcn, llcv(lin, lliirli'mii;
and pnndpal iiilrrimdlilc stilioiH m'.i 11. ,v II.
It. 1!., 0.13, 11,33 .1. iii ; 2.1S-, 1.27 (Illaik Ilia,
inoiid I'p:i-.), li..' p. Hi. MiikI.i.v-i, I). II.
It. It , 1.3S t. 2 p. in.
I'or Tunklianiiod:, Juwanda, I'.lmli.i, lllucj,
Ocnuva and piimipal inliiincdiito --llilion--. i.i
1).. I,. A: W. IS. It., --.U-: u. in.; 1.03 and ii.in
p. in.
I'or fiona, llo'lu-li-,-, IliifT.ilo. Ni.i;ai.i rjll,
OIiImko .ind all point- ucst, 11.1 II. A: II. It. It.,
1I.KS a. in., Ji.'i-T ini.iik Jll.iniotiil lApiit-s), 7.1-',
10.11, ii.:;o p in. iiibj--, I). ,t II. it. n ,
11.33, s.27 p. in
riillmaii pailia- and t.lfcpii a or '.oliisli Valley
pallors i-iiii on all ti.iln-. Iii-tnn Wilkrs-lliiin
and iv York, I'lillJiJi Iphl.i, lll.ll.ilo mid Mlv
pui-ion llrUiic
1I0I.I.1N" II. Wll.llfll, i.'on. Supt., 20 foilland
Mrcet, l Yoik.
(ii.iti,i s. i.i:i:, i.'.n. i '.in. j 20- 1'nrti.inii
Mnvt. New Vnik.
. NUNM'.MM ili:il, Hii l.i. Axt . N.Jth
I'Hl.li'li. in, I'a
I'or tiikcM ami I'nlliruii n'i7,iliniis .ipph' lo
"O'l l.aikaw.dimi aciau1, .-cranton, l'a.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Station in N.,,v Vwrk foot oi Lioirtj iii.!,
v It., anil Smith Kill.
timi: v.mii.i: in" i:t'f i:t"i' xov. 2,3, ia,,
Twim leave Si union lei Vw V01U, lvalk,
I'li.ili.'tli, riilUtldiiliU. I.i-tmi. IlcllilrlHiii, A
Kntowii, Maiiili 'li""l " W'hiip iiiv-pii ni ,.::ii
a, in.'. rx(iiib. 1.101 ni'Hw, H.30 a. 111. s-un-iliv-,
2.13 1. 11'
i'or 1'itUlon Mini WiUc.-I1.iiip, xCO .1 nt. ; l.lu
mil .!..'" p. !" Nindi.ix, "'a I', in.
for lliltlnior'' and W.nliiiton and points
Niutli and MM ' llitlilclifin. K.BJ a. in.; l.pi
and ;l.3n i. in. .'iiii'lJ-. 2.13 p. in.
I'oi I.oiik Hramli. ll-'caii (iinve, iti, at s:;o
a. 111. and 1.10 1'- m.
I'or ltradliiK. Li'l'inmi and llaiTtbaref, vii Al.
lontimn, .:.o .1. m and 1.111 p. in. Sunday,:,
2.15 l. I".
for I'otuvlllc. "!.!fl n in. oinl 1.10 p. 111,
'lliiouuli tlikcts to all poiiiik 0.1,1, routli and
,,t at JovvtsO. i.ilr-. at lln &l.itlnn,
11. i'. ii.u.im'iv, (,mi, iMs i;t
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I'. ,klllo
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Additional tiiliDlcara Catbordalo for MsvikW Yard
&M juii rictut Kiniilay, au-l 7,60 m tjuuday oofy, airlilsj
atJfttbrll 1r,l7ajiinioJs.u)pi.i. , .
AilOitliiualtralnilaviicriiii(iuat700iii4iUDiliyotily,
tomiiniitlalltlatluua In l'orl,iiUal, arriilui: at 715 pu!
aujl irslii i liatfi tin held Wr.l for (arloBlalv atCOau
dall, arriving at tiiOumllaio.Maiu.
Itatot emit per mile.
I.one.t Kate tn ull X'olnta West,
. NDCRSON,
t'ta'll'ni'r Ajrnl.
ih Turk (it).
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ll.rooli 7 311 10 IT.
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Srlimloii., Ar. 7 III 20815.
you buy
Crackers
Biscuit or .
Wafers
ask for the kind
that are always
fresh in the
Inerseal
Patent Package.
Wafers I
When you order Soda, Milk, Gralitim and Oat
meal Biscuit, Ginger Snaps, 'Vanilla Wafers
and Reception Flakes, insist on getting those
which come in the In-cr-seal Patent Package.
Don't take a substitute. Look for the
In-er-scal trade mark design at the cud of
the box.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA I
Schedule In Effect March 17, 1901.
Trains leave Scran ton:
6.45 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
and for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and tho
West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
t.58 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, week
days only.
4.K7 p. m., week days, for Sunbury.
Hazleton, Pottsville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
.1. II. IIITCIIIXSOW Ron. Mfr.
.1. It. V.OOI), cn. r.i-1. ArI.
Delaware and Hudson.
In fffnt Nov. 23, iwo.
Iiams lor rnrliomlalc liavc .Vr.inton ,11 6 20,
7..3.i, ...V.', 10.1a a- in . 12.00, 1.20, 2.41, J.52,
0.20, U.23, 7.f.7, 0.13, II.I.'i 1". 111.; I. II. a. in.
for HimcMljli 0.20. 10. li. a. in,; 2.11 and 0.29
'''foi' wiikfliiru .i. 7.4S, b.vi. :).;:. 10.1s,
11.3.3 a. in.: l.'-'i. -". !-. ''-''. 0-10.7. IS. 10.11,
ll.i'O p. 111.
I'or I. V. R. It. iniiiilf 0. 1.1, 11.3.3 j. in, ; ..".j
4.27 and 11.-0 p. m- .
for l'dirnjlvjiii.! U. 11. poii.U-b.4,3, 0.3S a.
111.: 2.1 and 1.27 p. 111.
for Alli.inv and all points north 0 211 a, m.
and 1!.32 l- i"
SUNDAY TItAINS.
for railiciiwl-ile f-00. H-"i 111 ; 'Ml. ,i,32,
,3.47, 10.52 p. in-
foi WllkcvIlJirc 0.SS, 11.55 a. m.; 1.3, 1.2s,
(..27, fc.'-7 p. rn.
for Albany and point, north .:.5! p, m.
for lloiic-d.ilc 'MV a. in d 3.32 p. 111.
l.or. i.itc- to all point, in United statcj
sod Canada.
.1. 11. ni'nnii'K. :. r. a Aiiuny, . v.
11. V. CUOSS, D. I'. A., her.iiiton, I'a,
Erie Railroad, Wyoming Kvision.
Time Talilc ill Kflccl Sept. 17, 1M0.
Tiain-. ioi lliwlcy and loial point.-), t-oiinctt-in;;
at llnvvlcy wit li Die 1 a llrn.nl for New Voile,
NfwbiirK a.nl Intornidliito points, leave Siran
ton at 7.03 a. 111. and 2 2.3 p. ni.
Tiaius anive at Siranlon at I0I.0 a. rn. and
1.10 p. m.
FOR THE NEXT 90 DAYS
Gas Ranges
On Sale at Our Office at Cost.
We put them in your kitchen ready
for use. All connections FREE, on
first tioor.
Double Oveu Ranges, $0,73 and up
Scraiuon Gas & Water Co
115 Wyoming Avenue.
MAY 1. 1901,
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE NEWRUDOLF.
Ocelli Fmiit, Atlantic City. New .Icrs-c. 'a f.iiiion,
liiullli olid pliM-Miri' Koit. I.inji-hl on the (,oj,r,
Mo.-t aipra(il. Hot .mil Told SiM'W.itor luth- la
liriisc, tioo lo KIK--U. .-iu'lIiI nins Itatc-,
Oiilic-tia nml daniiiiL'.
CIIAS. It, MYl'.llN Owner ami 1'iop'r,
Grand Atlantic Hotel no annex.
Virgin!.! Avo nml IIcjcIi, .Ml.uillo t'iiy, N, .1,
PlMll M'.lt; .'i.i InMlltillll lixillis Oll.llilo, hlnclr
ami nitli Intli; hot nml told mj-wjIci- Ii.iIIh
In lintel .did unncv, I.ni'jlii'ii tilcit anil niitul,
witliin iVw jvnU of tlin Mid I'Icr, Oulicti.i,
Olli'M hieilal bpriiij; rites IJ to SI", b.i icl.,
.'0 up liy 0,iy, !-iK('ial iatii to lainllie-, OmlIks
unci oil tr-uiw. H'lito tor liooKUt.
ru.Mii.KS !: i ni'i.
&Z&0
For years this remedy das beeu the
standard uerr restorative. Thousands
of happy men owe their newly found
Mreugth to its use.
Sexiue VilU replace weakuess and
ezhaubtlou with strength aud visor;
the brain becomes clear; the nerves
steady aud calm; gloomy forebodings
rue buulclied aud perfect vitality is ful.
ly lectured.
If you tire suffering as above, try a
box; you'll be encouraged by iti effect
to take the full course of six boxes
then if jounrenot entirely cured, we
will refuud your money. This satis
factory nfTcr is one of the factors of
our success.
il.00 per box; G boxes (with guaran
tee to cure or money back), $.' 00, mailed
in pljlu packages. Book free. 1'kal,
SIUDKi.NB Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
I'or sale by Jolm 11. I'liclps, I'harmiiUt, corner
V;onilns avcuuo aud b'pruie street.
g
I
COMPANY.
ta 1 Be Too Fly
Said the bait to the fish.
Or next thing 3011 know
you'll garnish a dish.
I came from the store of
Florey & Brooks,
Aud I'm dangerous.
Ml I B
211 Washington Ave.
Sale of Shoes
Damaged by
Water
Now Going on at
lidfls
Corner Lackawanna
and Wyoming Avenues,
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Blftu ufacm rers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 455
1ST. Ninth Street,
Telephone Cull, 'J.T,3.
THE
illM PI) WITCH P
nawwaw luiiuuil UUI
Booms t and 2, Com'llh Q'ra'g.
BCRANTON, VA.
Hining and Blasting
POWDER
Meo kt Mooalo and ItutU 11 Wurki.
LAPLIN RANU POWDBR CO.'.H
ORANGE QUN POWDER
Slretrlu Battorlet, UUatrla tlxplojart,
plo4luj bl3tn, bafety Fun jul
m,
fil
ilfllS M
Retaunt Chemical Ca's u.S
IVC
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WEiNGARTEN BROS,,
Larseftt Manufacturers
4.4.4.4.4,l,4i,4.f.44,4,4,4.4,4,tTTTit"rTtT'r'rTTlrT-r'ri t
! NEW STOCK. J
.
J We aie now prepared to sliow yon an entire NEW stock ol
: Carpets 1
: Wall Papers and Draperies I
.j. Every item is this season's goods, and we are prepared to serve T
j, vou jiromptlv and at our well-known low prices.
1 WILLI AHS&ncANULTY
Temporary Store,
126 Washington Avenue-
4 "I"H,4' fr H'4,,H"I,i,4, 4"V "J"! '
MEN'S ANO WOMEN'S
CLOTHING
WE GARRY A
LARGER LINE OF
Than Any Credit
in the World. '"e
credit. No Extra Charge
317 Lack. Ave
Second Floor
Open Evenings
PEOPLE'S
HISTORIC
Places in Virginia
lanlv cumfoit.ibly .in.l easily
liMClllMliy tllti
Steamers tall dally rvrpt Siuiduy ttoni i'ler 2il.
.Norih Rlu'i', mot ul II. jiIi tliit'l, Nr York, lr
Old Poinf Comfort
Norfolk
Richmond, Ua.
and Washington, D. C.
Ciiniicctuis for All Points South and Ve:.t.
Thiougli I ickets returning Irom SValiington
!y r.til or water,
l''ji lull infcu.-.jtion api'lr to
OLD DOMINION STEAA1SHIPCO.
,81-85 Beech St., New Yovk.
11.11 W'ALKKIt.'lrat Her.
I.J.BIlOWS.O.r.A,
Prof.Q.F.THEEL,627,?Hr
a.f
m jj 4wcrlr. luutLtritorr 4UwIj; nail frltttf
T I ,BL Mffa t cfr, Abu, lllvutl Vlu, Arrut '
f fla V blUI,Lvt awkud,Yrlrocrlt & MrirtHrr(st
fcrrrBritr rurtJ 1 1 IU . J6 ;tir prtlftl A, 6 irtifk
IhuPblUl tiprrlrnro I (armif j, S4 fur bonk "Irtdfc 'tt'l
IpuUQV tftrr JtiUl t Ictrlrl frtuilv. Mt illua tbU pirT
11i W. t f.i .. . . 1
. i.j... V " ronn i.rtEt li '
- ...imi.nnnc eommnatlon pf com.
non riu. and ei.Klf ,t,.. ,t
i . . Y. "- "" conuort ot a rib.
-on (flidlp i fnmbltie. tttr
! ."'f'0 I'Hnclple (hat can be aj?.
pllfd tn cirwt bulldlnc. There i.
ni. reel Kon? lor .r (Uur.
n ',... a'" '" s"tn srll W.
Erect Form Style 701
!.idcol unite nml drab t nft
Jean. Illp cored J 1 . 0U
Erect Form Style 702
Hip Roreil. Jlidc ot
Imported Diamond Ca. a ha
tern, In while and iliali HI.3U
Erect Form Style 003
Of Imported Coutll. full Rorel,
blm mt. Kor mull, . r(j
.lender (kup Ptit3
Erect Form Stylo 0B0
IMl'ltOVKD.-OI fine Kroncli Con.
tit in wlillc and ir.il.
I'nll Rorid uul libit d nn
ErectFormStylo 000
Of etr.i heavy l'ruidi Cmtll, tn
white and (Ir.lb ilml
black Mtren. Villi Cf0) CA
ifoied and hla tut. . V',JU
Erect Form Stylo 002
Of linpoitrd Cnnl II. Full not ml.
Illn cut. Tor fully CA
detelopcd tiuuns "P,JU
If your dealrr doii not rarrr
them In stock, .end bis nam-
anii rno price nr ninlrl you do-
tin anu w Mil aenrt it direct.
3TT Broadway, N. Y.
of Corsets in the World.
OUR TERMS
ARE' EASIER
Clothing Company
uy fr sPot cas se'' oa-
for Credit at the
Credit
Clothing
Company.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capital 5200,000. Suiplus $500,009.
United States Depositary.
Business, personal and say
iugs accounts invited,
t
3 per cent, interest paid on
savings accounts.
Open Saturday evenings
from S to 9 o'clock,
W.m. Cosntii, President.
lli'NRY Bui.v, Jr., Vice Pres,
Wm. H. Pi.ck, Cashier,
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
tjciidjl AbchI for tlic Mjomii.s Dielrut 'ur
Dupont's Powder
Mining. IUiilui.t Kitnu. NnoMles arid th
Itl'lUlllIti ( ItClliiwI (.Ulll)..U A
HIOH EXPLOSIVES.
-jiit) 1 ui. .ip ami Expluilrr. Itcom I'Jl ( mi
ni!! IliilWiiii.' .hirantiii
UII'ACIIS:
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