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THE SC1I ANTON TIUBUJSJjS-SATCJKDAY, .MAY 18, 1901.
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Kindly Words from Grateful People
Docs the Velpau System of Medicine Cure Its Patients? It Is a Duty You Owe Yourself to Read and Learn
That You Hay Be Healthy, for Without Health What Is Life ?
H4"n
SUMMER FURNISHINGS
Our new stock of fabrics specially adapted for
4 this season, is novr complete and comprises all
the new novelties in
Porch Rugs Porch Curtains
intense Suffering from Facial
Eczema Cured.
1 in v ill Uoimi, lu05 Diamond avenue,
snya: "t could not rdecp at nlRlit from
the hitciiic Itchlns anil binnlm? vvhleh
itccotiipanled my disease and I begun
'in gtt melancholy fioni tin' same. I
nlccl evoiy lentedv advcrtlet1, be
Hides" tteatliiK with a dozen iloi'tots
without any U'lli'l uhntevei, uflt't n
leiv weeks tientinenl by the Vulprm
iniixtiltlujT phli'lin the dlMNiHc was
Wieekeil and vilthln one month ntltelv
t moil. No one kniiwi I ho niNi'tv whh'i
(U'coiiip.ltlli'i n ilWeiu-f .Midi ni I liail
unlet"- they peionallv eNpinli'iii.e the
-nine. It N hlnhly ki nt h Iiik. Iheie
loio, loi in) Ui lerotniucnd the Volp.ui
Tifntini'itt and lm suiioii'i -dionl'l ui'K
Ipc I this valuable tippm luttltv t" i n
Mill and Bi-t piomptl.v until ''. the
Velfiu sv.siein uf iifdiilin '
Deafness and Rinsrins: of Ear
Cured.
l I'limni'iv. licit t'lfiMii avenue,
,in iu.il.-il only a U welts lor lot
nf hiMiiim In the iltrlw i.n. I'ould not
linai r wi Uh I hi. whin pii".nl ttghtlv
in tin em noi In'iir the lo.i-n Miiind.
I.ai millulv i un d. Ii"itltur ii'stotecl
and -nitiiiN thin win imi" thiin dls
ficdiitf liiH i cntlich i I'iM'il, Am
now t.iklnc; tleiitnifiit lot biotieltlnl
.ttiiii.-i and itpi'ri piinnpt lu-ult- fiom
Un pi -"tut uniilltlon atlunclv ( i-itinl
What a Grateful Father 'Says.
William Untie. I.' Wi'M Market
In ft Altec ii-Ioh: all lemi'ilies and
i leil i he lii-i ulivf-lc liui.-- 101 my .liiugli
iti. I. una, I went liiipple.ilv to the
"Ipaii Svtuii ot Medic Ino and I ran-
These people aic easy to reach, and probably some are personally known to you. They testify not only to the marvelous cures that have been made,
the gi eat amount of suffering that has been prevented, the money'saved, but they also testify to the universal courtesy with which they have been treated.
V list PnccPCC TTVlIf Vlrlt Hundreds of grateful patients like those mentioned above, are ready to testify to the marvelous
ITILISL rUaaCaa I IUC ITICri L results obtained, and in the majority of cases they are the earnest words of many who long be
lieved that their sickness and sufferings were incurable.
rmwnPAl with llffCC The Velpau practice has been a series of remarkable achievements in the treatment of stubborn dis
wl J W I1CC1 W 1 LI I 47UttCd9 eases 0f the eye, ear, nose, throat and chest. What it has accomplished for others can be done equally
as well for you.
Ppnf Hvf-f'c Alo ! Irhiic ramdAr On account of improper treatment, so-called, Catarrh frequently gets such a firm
flUl. IIUII S ITlctI VCllUUd IVVIIICUJ' hold of the lungs that consumption soon controls the breathing apparatus, and
death's hoirible lines are firmly written upon the unhappy victim. To all sufferers from Consumption or kindred diseases who apply at our office before
q.jo P. ,M, Wednesday evening, May 22, we will give this wonderful curative treatment FREE OF CHARGE. We give this treatment exactly as Prof.
Hoff, of Vienna, in every detail. This remedy is a God-send to those who need It, and can be secured in only two cities in the United States.
Miners' Asthma. Hay Fever. Bronchitis, so-called and all diseases of the air passages Positively. Perfectly and Permanently Cured.
A rt Iniri-t o-f inn Physicians, Clergymen and Professional Men are cordially invited to inspect the scientific apparatus by which we have
All IIlVILclLIOIl secured such wonderful results in Scranton. CONSULTATION AND EXAHINATION FREE.
The Velpau System
134 Wyoming Ave.,
INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
MINERS NOT AT ALL PLEASED
WITH TREATMENT.
Committee Which Returned fiom
Hauisbmg Says It Was Unable to
Secuie a Heailng Befoie the Sen
ate Committee Pi esident Nicholls
Snys, tho Outlook foi Mine Bills Is
Not Good Actunl Transfer Made
to the Allis-Chalmeis Company.
The Bo.iid foi Toilay.
I'n'-lilint T 1). .Vli-holN ui UMilu
No I, I'niUil Ml ui' VtnWei of Anici
k.i lli'iuv Collins, ol Ctuhml,ilt, autl
lullli I'. Ke.mim, uf 1chh.1kl, limn
IMtllllCtl IIOIII Hill lisllllIK, .1 ml 1IOU
loil.uo that tin' situation at thi capi
tal KR.iidinK tin- niluins It'KiMiitluii In
tlif hands nf tin- oiinli' lomuiltteo Is
uoII-iiIrIi impeli's. Th. i inimtttvi Is
inattliallv In ile.siMilr, ami It i" nul
IIKclv that any initla-i tiip- in Hat i K
tmi tr "III hi niaili li lis nit'ttihc-ts.
Alivtitii's ui all tlitf,. illstiUt hnaiils
"111 he In Id toiln.N, .it whh h soiiip tie
ilnii will uioh.ihh hi" (iilvF-n it'K.udliiR
the inutti'i, Said 1'iisiiient NiiliulN
Lteidii ."titfiiiiiun lua Tilhune inuii.
"Wo Wlii iinahli tn 'fllo a hoiulllR:
liL'tuio tho Kiiiiiiilttcc un iinr last nip,
anil, on tho whiili', tho iiiiiliuiU Js now
oiy hud All tin 00 ticiKh hills, vhWh
iiu' itmoiiR the most iiiimiinnt hums,
iiios timloi unisiili latlnn, 111 o still In
tho hands ot the i niniuiut' ,
"Thtso bills an- tho roiiouiI welch
hill, thr iIliIIiik with thpihii'k welBh
man, nnl iiiioihot pt nvhliiiRT fur tho
weighing nt inai hcimu M'tooiiliiK- It,
'I'llO hTI1CI.il hill llillik's f4i. tho woiKll-
Iiik of inal at oei- oolllety and piiv
Iiir tor it tlitis, Itihtoiil n by tho cat.
This would do away with the rtiiri
1 nltlrs hiImIub 1 1 0111 the topping iiuih
tion, and alms at an CQualUitlon of
wiiRcs IhloiiKhout the dlditli't. Tho
JMocoiiip.iii pays 1 the ton at almost
all Its eollleiies, and other ooiupanlt's
p.i thus at soino ot thoir plates,
"Wo lle ilono all th.it Is possible In
fNPlalnlns tho niooshltlos oi tills iniii.
Ins: lobulation, and Ihu eoniii lt:ro s
unUoubtedl) awaio ot lis iiupoitaitcu to
tlio mlnuis at laiso VniioiM technical
objections to tlio woIbIi hill ofleied by
men trom the lown dlHtiicts weie
tuhen into (onsldeiation hy nt, and tlio
measuie adjusted iieeonlingiy, so that
it was unlluiinlv .satlsfuctoiv to ml
pai ties."
The boaid of Dlbttht 1 meets tod.iv
at local lieiidnuuiteiK, and the bouids
of " unil y will he in i-e.shliiu at Hale
ton,
D., L. and W. Boaid for Today,
Following is the make-up of the D.,
V. A. AV, board for'today:
IHI1)A, WW 17
Wlhl Cat ha.?t-i i in, i W Dunn; 10
p in., W. J. Miulci; 11 p. ni, I, Pin Hull
svinum, m iv
Wild Cats i:at 13 00 j, in, I M 1U1KI;
0 a. in , George 'Uiuiujs; .! j. m., . 0. Ham.
mlt; Op. in, J. J. Muiray, MiCjilhjVine n;
7.1X1 a. ni, 0. Kcarno.i; S i. in, Mulkn; 10
a, in., O'Connor with lljiter't men; ll j. in ,
P. Wallicc; 1 p. m., 3!. rimicitj; i p. in ,
f, Onaniui'li; 0 p. in., 4 If Md'anu; 0 p.
Hy V. 1'. btCM'US.
nol priilsn too highly the Volpiui Tienl
liiL'ltt. Jlv child snifft'ied Tol c.ni with
an ulccintlve condition ot nose and
throat and part of the palate was en
tltcly ili-"lioieit. unJ the pool- child
imiii gettlnc moie punv evi'i.v week
and her wpceeh ui grtidiinllv but
Httrely belli,'? lost, However. In m low
week' tioatnielit In tho Velpan ph -d-clan
her ilheaie was oniiueicil and
liei recoveiy assured. No one known
huv lo appieolat" 1 1 uc nilei until
one of their own l piniiouiieed In
ouiable, th'iefoie doubly linppv I'm T
to leroinn'ond tit Velpau Svstetn of
Aledlclue to all who stift'ei
Caunot Praise Too Highly.
Mi, Mann. 101'i Diamond Avenue I
cannot vy too ninth In piaKe of the
Velpau Tieatment, lor the t emits In
ll i en1-!' nie trillv wondelftll. Vox"
veil s f had Rlill'eied lioni vo. rolled
.atauhal headaches and hawking. The
icllef I obtained so iiiompth fioni the
nilld and efiettlve lieatment Is simply
nun v clou-.. Tho Velpau Tieiitment
Is i en ll v uondeilul, and I (oidlalh on.
(Un xo and Htomiuonil it Id all
llei inoihir Khidlv s(ls Mv .IiiiikIi
Id. Mi" Mann, hud HUll'ercd foi .puis,
and tin tut li i tanilly (eilalnly arc ap
piprlallM' of her leimeiv. I am iisliicr
the Velpau lieniedles personiills and
am d"liKlitod with the ic-ults
A Loving Mother's Words.
Woid- rnnnot ppios mv npprcria
tion for tho i cm likable lemlts that
the Velpau physician accomplished in
my daunhter's case, and I gladlv state
that any ope muy call and be'ton
iiurd of the statements Biatuilouslv
given Mis William Linnet..
Scranton, Pa.
Siimnilis ll, i, i in , i ist, lj. fjiriu; S
I 111. Ml si, (.Otl 1 IIHIIltt'lkl i , i p in, i ii.
I llciinUm, s p in, i nt W. II idicK T
i m, tist Ni iiur. I Mi Mll-lft. 7 p in,
M-t Horn t'niuri, Mel un'. 7 p in . w(-l lll'lll
( miffi. M. s,ipe,, itiniiiou's nun
Pulln -1ft i in . 1'. I s,fl,
PlMlllh- 'J III, lliill-ll. Pi ! 111. s till
mil, II n .i in, Mm in: 7 p in, Miiipln,
'i p in. Limping; Pi in, Wnluiir
Pls-(,liRrr 1 nciiii " III, S,jil. 7 i ii,
l,iifliu. , "il p in. s inlim- 7 p in. Mi
Smi
Willi I iN st-S in., I (.inlet. Hi i in,
I, llii-h. II M ( u iih. . p in ,
(' Kinirsli: .! p " I '' Hoi.o''1. "' P "'
O Itiiidolpli; li p in, I'. MoDmimll, hilih
mi's mm, 7 p in W It ohm
NO III I
Hi il.uniii I I Mn..ih iii lis M ilult ttitli
I(Jl,,iltt.
Itl'llllllltl list- P!.f trii Us s,toinl lllss MO
Kiln i n 7. J) .i in , ist, loinmiott, Mil l
Stiike at West End Collieiy.
Tho irillk'iv ol the West Ulld Coal
lompany at .Moianattmi has boon
kilo sim o Tuesday nioMiliiK as tho n
suit ot a strike of Its omploos. .lames
Thompson, a pump unmet, who was
asked to woik two or tluee bonis oei
t tine and lot used to do so, loft the
loinpany's omplo.v Monday and the
men loliowt'd him,
The i ompauv ollh lals dm late theh
wlllln'lloss to keep the inlloi Idle
tor some time and await the ionise
ol developments.
New Company Oigauizes.
The Vli tut Oil Flltef ioinian met
at Its otlices, No. JJ WushliiRtoii ao
ntie, last night and oif;aiii.ed Willi the
follow inir olllteis' Pipshleul, Samuel
Kiamei; tioasuioi and Kenetal ninn
I'fri'i, Joseph I.ev ; sou etui, . iIooiko
I). Tiilor. dliootois, W, II. noWltt,
Cli.iles sicudder anil J, 11 1MiiIh.1i.
For the piosenl the (oinpany will
lime its (liter inauiilai'tuiod b i on
timl eventually It pioposos to build
a laetoiy ot its own.
New People in Possession.
The Allis-Chalnii is (.mill aii.' jomu-
day took loim.il possesslor, of th
I'enn .U'eituo .shopi of the Dickson
Manui.iUuilmr oiiipan, whlih woie
ic(inil piuchasei by tlio hlk' onihltio
ot imiehhieiy iniiniilnetiiiois. All of
the papeis weie nppioxci and tuill"d
ivli yesK'ida and lioteatlel Ihn
wotks will h" the Allis.fhnltliei.-.
No I'luuihos Ii.imi ns et boon niailH
iimoiiK the elliieis ot heads ot depiu'
numis of tlio i'oiin uvenuo shops, but
some ale ospeiU'd In tho titai ttituu'
This and That,
Nullonul foiiimilteemau Fiedeikk
Dllelier, of the Mine Workers', elt tho
city last night for his homo in Nelson
vllle, O. He declines that illness occa
sions his w-lthdiawal tiom the city and
lie will be absent foi about ten ur
twehe das.
ll. A. CUi'isn lias lesigiied his posl
Hon us opeiator at tlio li I.. .V- W.
oflKes uf the conipany a l No. SO Kx
cliaiige Plate, New Vojk city, and will
leave In a taw days tor that place.
Mi. Ciieen lias been hete for about
twelve years, which Is thu best soil of
pvldenie as to tha ability with which
he bus pei foi ined his duties. rtlrinns;
ham Republican.
Xi, H. tloldsljoiouKh, who lor secial
ycJiK has been hiipeilntendent ot the
Rocliesttr division ol Hie I2iie, has
been appointed supciiiitendfiit of the
Allegheny division to succeed Oeoino
V. l)oo, with lieudiiuarteis In Hotn
ellsvllle, N. V. Mr. Dowo has been
jn emoted to the position of supciluteii.
MONI
The Velpau Physician Cured
Where Others Failed.
.1 Wntd, Ji .Tepsnp, Pa. I had what
the doeloi.s called Inuttinble eczema lor
ovpf pis yoais and my paiotits tiled
the ailoits iciuedles reconmiendod, as
well u matiy phyalclans, yet my con
dition Kwulually became more distress
lug as well as unsightly. After n. few
tieatments by Klectioly.sls at the Vel
piii System of Medicine, my parenis
and relatives wcie cm prised to note
1 lit t.iiihl miic which was Miiiely be
Iiik efiocietl. I hnd to wear a ca con
llnuall.v, n. the slsht of the laiffo nl
ceiatlve condition amis simply dl-wist-Iiir.
1 ttuthfully consider my ieio
eiy Utile yhort of a mllncle.
A Prominent Citizen Says.
It Is ttnly RiatlfylnK: to state that
the lesulls at cnmpllslv'd In my case
wcie simply without oituat. T had been
troubled foi yeaiswl'li sn-tullo.l nnal
(iituirh, with alt th" t'lstiessltm: vini
loins. My cine was uccnniptlshcd iiuue
lapldly that 1 lind e)et ted I advise
all to consult the Velpau Sslcm.
Knowing ! Iv best of iosuli will lit
tlio icw aid, (i. Hoejrilst, -JOT VomlnR
IIXPIIIIP.
A. i'att'i ion. who is wldel known
Iipic sa.N.s" 1 heaitilv ciuloise the Vcl
pau I'lnsiclau, kuolnu"hlm to be an
honoiable. upilK'it man, who does all
he claims ior his many patients, Usue
needed his sei vices a number or times
in my family and In each itiHtnnce the
H'Mills woie clTectlve and piompl. The
l pi ins- w"ie ei lcasonable. Why
pioplo suiftr whii such pcfltle aid
is at ban 1 Is cither due to luck of on
lilencp or Imioiance. both of which ate
dcploinblp In Illness.
Hours 9.30 a. m. to 1 p. m.
dent of the Now Yotk, Susquehanna
& 'Westein lailioad, succeeding- leniy
K Cillpin, who has been made geneial
ft eight agent ot the Krle Mi. Dowe
Is an eoelIent laihoad man and ia
highl.v lestiootod In oei eniploc on
the dl islon.
Supoilntcndent ofw.ut, ot the l'onn
svhanln. dl Ision of the New Yotk
Central lailioad, has lonlii'iied the io
if nt Illinois of the lenioval of the C'en
tial snops tiom Coining, N, Y to .lor.
sov sjlii'ie, IM. Mr. Stow ait said that
wink on lhe ei pel ion of the shops
would beitin at once and be completed
ny tho tltst ol the lomtng- jear. About
3-0 men will be affected bj tho ehanse
In sliops and indhectly in tiain news,
(to, some RiiO poisons. Now that otll
cial annoiinceniont s made the public
will biratho oaslop and be thankful
that It is no wotsf
THE GREAT WALLACE SHOWS.
Some nf the Difficulties a Ciicus
Must Contend With.
One ul the gteateat illlllenltios that
the luanageis nf the great modem cir
cuses lime to (ontouil with Is the
ileal th ot aiiobatle ofiiestiieniies. Not
one gltl out of a thousand who essays
the art eer achieves success, and not
one out of a bundled ot those who
sin coed ever attain eminence, In all
the wot Id thoie is piobably not more
than halt n, doen who aie considered
1 1 illy uieiit. At tho head or this little
cotetle of celebiitles stands he.iutitiit
Hlanche Heed, this season undei en
gagement to the ( ii eat Walhue shows.
in point of polte, gi.ue, dash and
dating agility hep ildlng simply deiles
all description, Nothing-sin; does looks
dlllli'iilt, nor appeals indeed to lequlie
elToit She is senile and as much at"
home in tier unstable position on the
homing, hounding buck of a galloping
hot so as s ,i soclet) belle on a ball
loom oor.
Her loutiiui of lepeitoite of teats and
evolutions is so vuili.il that she tan
( omplelely ohaiige her act at every
pot tot main e tor days at a t lute. In all
she does thoie is naught, that is com
iiiouplai'P, She scoins the otditiaiy and
abhors the conventional. In the v't
naiitlar she begins wlieio tho others
Ieu?o oil', mid ends in an iiunppt oath
able achievement ot aeiobatio agility
that Is at once paradolcally umittulii
uhlo and past bellot ittikss ston with
one's own o.ves
Site is with tho (lieat Wallace shows
at borantou on I-'tkla), Mav '.'t
Resolutions Adopted by the Students
of "The School ot the Lncka-
wannu" on the Heath of the Head
Master,
Nlieinis, t has plrj.otl MmU'lilj i.ol to ukc
from out niUUt our bulotnl ami oicenitil liral
nu.ti'i, W 111 i J in 1'ilsar Plumlit, ainl
Wlitiras In Ids ilcitli iili. fnnll) lia lo.t i
loving- huolinid uml Ullil, ami ue lute lo.t an
lionurd nud Uetouil nloiul, llicirloii' lie ll
llOfOlvcil, fliat we, llic ctinjitiiti ot tlio sc ool
ot the lail. injniu, ivlnnl unr ilripctt i,mpatli.v
to liU fainllt in llik R'lejiFiihiit, ami be it
(in llict
Itc.ohfil. llui tac wnjrnu lute i piemlfil
liU un-illUU n'iiin Jn tin ii InlucvLi anil at a
tiMlinoii) to thU fait we ul-li to i-spiift to lilt
fainllt, ultli unr i oiululriK e (ui llicli sreat l"M,
mil Kicat iidebU'lii(.- to lilni who lu i huU
iknb In i ii taUtn from u, ami oiu gicat torioit
in liin; ui ilcprlinl of liU aid ami Ion', jmt
fuillirr lie itjj,
Iti'.-ohul, Hut a (ujn uf ilasi ir,ulutiiiis tc
cMimlid to d'i fainilt, ti fijinid in I In.' acliool
ami In' pnlilMicil In ibv ilalh piptu,
.1. Tajlui 1'o.lu
SIJllll.l 1.'. Polpli,
William Mattlii-va,
il. I'niltu .louc.
" t'onuulttce.
John Lyons, Troop, Pa., Says
1 i ei tn Inly went to tho Velpau Sys
tem of Medicine a hopeless man, Imv
Intf tiled pveiythlnff lPtommended, be.
sides many phy.slclan.s. My cut he
nnal canal was destroyed, and thu
penFP of .smell lost, .lively one of my
ncrtnnlntaiices knew of my pitiable
(oiulltlon and hyinpnthls-.cd with me,
bellevliiR, as I did, that 1 was doomed.
Altei lle applications the entire dis
ease wast i omplelely (ontieied. No
utfferei .should niBleet In secure the
niolessional soivlces of the Velpau
.system of Mdlclne, for 1 know that
the iJoctnt will tell them at once jllHt
what iiIIk them, and ouie them, for a
ei lenfonnble consldt tatlon.
Enjoys Health Once More.
Mrs. N. KalkenbelK. 37 Tenn ave
nue, sas: 1 had been suffeihiK for a
long time with Chronic nionchlal
Tiouble, and lccenlly could not leave
the house, on ucrotint of being po -weak
lioni the liKcssaut coiirIi, Afti-T one
monlh'H tieatment, I am feeling like a.
dllTeient woman, cough entirely ceased,
am gainini; strength and uelght dally,
and en1o once again that pilceless
blessing. Health, thanks to the Vel
pau Hvslem of Medicine.
llei deai husband says: T roitiilnly
marvel at my wife's lapld recoveiy.
Her slsteis and friends in l entity
thought her case a hopeless one, and
1 cannot nralse highlv enough the Vel
pau Physician for his lem.ukable re.
suits in restoring mv wife to her for
mei good nealth. Mr. Palkenbergr.
of Medicine
2.30 to 6.30 p. m,, and
WOULD DAM A
RIGHTOF WAY
FROTHINGHAM BUCKS NEW
RAPID TRANSIT ROAD.
Biings Injunction Pioceedings to
Prevent the Railioad Company
fiom Enteiing Upon a Tract of
Land Which. His Rocky Glen
Watei Company Laid Out Last
Month for a. Reservoir Railroad
Company's Right of Eminent Do
main Is Assailed Rule Granted.
The llock.v (Jlen Watei company, of
Moosle, of w hlch Aithur riothtngham is
pi esident, and Annette Ueynolds, treas
urer, seemed fioni Judge Cupenter a
i tile toi a piellmlirar.v injunction, jes
teiday, lo icsirain the Scunton and
Not theastetn Haiti oad company and
tluee of its cmitraetois, John It. law,
John T. Dolan and Joseph Page, fiom
exeicislng the light of eminent domain
to enter upon lands of the plaintiff.
The bill and .lccompanvlng- utlldavits
of the plaintiff weie diafted by Attor
neys 11. C. New comb and Wlllaid, Wai
len & K imp 1 1, Aithur Fiollilugham, as
pi esident of the eompanv, is tho ptln
cipal oi a tor.
The plaintiff i ompan.v, those docu
ments aver, was inooiporaled Feluu
ai y 11. 1001, lor tlu pinposo of sup
plying water In lhe boiough of Moosle.
February 20. 1101, it acquired, by deed,
fiom annetto neynokl", a ttact of land
in Moosle and Immediately thoiealtor
the hoaid of dlteciois dedicated this
land to the public use as a teseivolr,
etc, Knghieei.s made survejs tin a.
dativ, liiiiBh was out nwa.v anil excava
tioiiH made for pipe lines.
May II. 1901. without having had tho
land condemned, the detetiduuts en
tcied upon il with a Inigo loree. of men
and piocecded to tell ttees, niako ints
and Idlings, and in other ways tiespass
upon the tract,
VlOliATlON ur J.AW
I All this, tho p.iintlli alleges, Is in
violation ol law and the lights ol the
i plaintiff The kind is not subject tn
I coiideninalion. In tho (list place. It Is
ilalmecl, because of its having been
dedicated lo the uses of an lucoipor.
ated publlo .sen'lco company, namely,
as a leseivolr of a public water com
pany In tin? second pl-no, it is held,
tho defendant railtoad company has no
light of eminent domain, unit In at
tempting to eseiclse audi a rigid it
tiansgresses the law and violates the
tights of the plaintiff,
Tho talhtiad compan, It is alleged,
"Is not going- on in good faith to cany
out the put poses, tonus and conditions
of its clutrUr, but is simply lending it
self to a fi and u lent scheme to conduct
a tiollcy lino from the city of Sciantou
to, the city of AVIlkes-Hariv, by having
loniicctliiiiH at both ends with stieet
car lines of lailioads, which, under Urn
laws of Pennsylvania, cannot condemn
pilvuto piopeity, but am confined to
the use of publics stieet.s in tlio inuiilel
pallties through which thev tun. but to
evade, this, the said companies In
Sciunton and AVIlkes-Hano lmvo
cuubed the Scianton and Northiastetu
Itallioad company to be incoipoiated
as an otditiaiy lallroad, for the pui
poscb of condemning private piopeity
Housework, Formerly
Drudgery, Now a Pleas
ure, Mrs. Carlen Says
Mt!. I.. M. Carlen, 510 Gibson .sttcet.
It is with pleiiRtiie that I attest to
the reniiit kublc lonilts obtained hi my
case, uf t had been lonstiiutly atinovcd
by a dropplm,-, hawking Hiid li illation
In tho tin oat. Am now cured and feel
like a dlffeiPiit womiin, thanks to the
vnr.PAU hysti:m ov MHDtciNi:.
No one should iiigleei to consult the
Velpau physician when .such piompt
icllef can be had at such reasonable
teinis. Since my lecuveiy 1 have
gained both In voluht and hliength,
and I now delight In my hnusewoik,
which was formally a diudgeiy.
Inflamed and Sore Eyes.
Mis. .7. Welsh, Gllmore avenue,
Mhiooka, P. says: "My daughter
Miifeied for years with chronic sore
(yes. t tried eveiylhlng In vain. Af
ter ,i -week's tieatment hoi eves began
to show inpid Impioveineiit and her
complete tecoveiy uMiicd. I cannot
say enough in piaise of the Velpau
System of medicine lor the tesults ob
tained so i.ipidly as well as leasonably.
Mis, 11. (inivcj, Moosle, Pa., i-avH:
"It h with great plcasuic thnt r
lecommend the Velpau treatment. My
daughtei. Annie, had suffered lor jcait
with n nasal inllamniatorv disease, she
had to In enthe with mouth open, as
her nose passages vveie closed. After
a few weeks' tieatment her condition
became lapldly Improved, and she Is
now her loimer self. It is Hurpilsing
what maivelous icsiilts wcie obtained
in her case in such a shoit time." '
I
7.30 to 9.30 p. m.
between the two teituiiil at Scnmton
and Wilkes-Haiio, and, thus, be en
abled to opeiate a tiolley line or street
lailroad line all the way irom Scranton
to Wilkts-Baiio, alihougli, dhectl, the
law gives thorn no such tight."
A Hi: AT WORK
It Is luithet set toi (h that emplojes
of the defendants, to the number of
fitly, nie now- actually engaged in woik
upontho plaintiff's piopcitj. Theywero
notified to leave by Miss Hejnolds1, but
continue In the -alleged ticspass. They
arc digging ditche.s to change the
course of the sticam known as flreen
Run, telling tiees and committing vaii-
otts other tiespasses.
The plaintiff piajs the coutt to en
join the defendant company fiom en
tering upon the propeity in question;
to deciee that the defendant has no
light to condemn the land, and to de
cree fuither that It has no light of
eminent domain.
The rule for a pix-llnilnaiy Injunction
was made leturnable May 1 but it Is
possible the cae will be uraotieallv
disposed of this moiulng, when nigu
nietvts ata to be he.ud on the motion
made by the mil road company to hnve
court aiceiit tor the water eompanv
the iiidemnlfing bond pi offered at the
tlnin the inllioad coiupau eiitoied
upon lhe ttaet.
Father and Son Biing Suit.
I'etof Htnke. and his fathei. IMwanl
Huike, of Wlnton, ai e seeking $2,",0im
and $',000 damages lespectivelv fioni
the Temple lion eompanv.
The sou. who was a dilvei lio.v at tlio
Steulok Cioek lollleiy, lost a leg and
was othoiw!sn Injured b being uin
down by a runaway car, Apill 'J.!. 1000.
1, vV. Tlia.voi isattoine.v for tile plain
tiff. Mis. Cowan Wants Divoice.
.Mrs Adu "W. Cowan, by her iittot
uey, A. J. Colbortt. Jr., instituted in
voice pioieedings estenlay against
her husband. James T. Cowan
Cruel and hath nous tieaiment Is
alleged.
Mairinge LiceiPses.
Tiank Piiie I.ai kavantia
Mao U Hopple l.ackuwannu
.1 allies' T. Dnheity Plinnioio
.Ituy .McKeiina .. .nuninoie
William J. Lewis Olyphant
Maggie fi. Williams ... . Ubphaut
Resolutions,
WliMi'i li pir.iif'. Minum.v I," i n tin utiin
u at lime's uihaiu toil tlio-e uliuin m luio
uml iimmi, at this luiio Hit liu ildincd it li. t
to lake 1 1 oiu mil nmi.i noi IhIumiI imi Innucl
piliuiinl, willani W. l.i.uii
Wiur'i, llavm; Win in ilaik cuiiint null
oiu laic primipal, ul Ihu leini'il lu Lufiia
hit eteilina; iliii.ulu, M iiuLV.' H10114I1K "'l
tlio kind icjaiili h- Ijoic 101 ot In 1 a
Wlnical., l ii'jllit Hut li" lm islvin I ! '
CCa-iii clloit- to 1 liail tin illUloi.n 01 inn in
illliilluii in I Induecilv tn ennoble uj.
Wtieicas, Wc air ioiimious tliat Un' iiminuM'
umotjl of suili a man kaits a tauiuj v. Iikli
mil bft dlltlcnlt In till and Utts 3 bliadou upon
curl mcinliu ui tin llili siiu; Hioufoic In t
Pi'm.UhI, Hut mi tunli em Inui .jinpall't
to Uin lin'aiid iiuillt In ilili diip ifllliiliii,
and
Itoohiil. I hit 11 pits of III. f n-uliltioiw Lo
biilUbl.i iniiuii'd and pii.-i'iiliil iu tin' lainily
mil plated in tin' olhu' uf urn m.IimI, nd that
ilirv lc piililklud In the lllali School linpna
khn and In llic uiil.t iipi'i
filuiil WiUcnltilli, lm,
J.iiKim Vinlirosi. liopp, 01,
William I dai. 'no,
V11111 M Poland '01,
Maijorlo DaiU, 'M,
Jiistlm. l'aitL-h. '01,
IKliluc Nje, 'ui,
Coinuiiltce.
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Carpets. Wall Paper. Draperies.
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We have it, all colors, all
sizes, all kinds; ranging in
price from 25c to $2.50 per
garment, sizes from 28 to 50
inches, Positively the most
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OF THE RAILROADS
Pennslvnnia Kailroad Low-Rate
Tour to the Pacific Coast.
The Pennsylvania Hailtoail Pctson
all -Conducted Tour to San Pianclsco
and the Pacilic Coast, leaving Now
Ymk. Philadelphia, and Pittsburg bv
spcclnl train of Pullman sleeping, din
ing, and observation cais, July , will
not lie confined to delegates to the Kp
w 01 tli league convention, which will lie
held in San Viatic iseo from July IS to
21. but will be inn Tor the betielit or
all who deslie to visit California and
the Canadian Noi t hwest duilng the
summer season. Stops will bo made ut
Denver, Colotado Spilngs, Salt Lake
City. San Pianel'ro, Monteiev, Santa
l.ku Inii.i, Los Angeles. San Jose. Port
land. Seattle, liauff Hot Spiings. St.
Paul, and other iiuetesting- points eti
route.
The intllld-tlip late fioni Jill points
on lhe Pennsjlvanla lailioad east ot
Pittsbuig. SlSS.."i0, eoveis ttanspoi ta
tlon. double Pullman beith. and meals
In dining ear two poisons in ,l beith,
each. $lGr.O Hates from Pittsbuig, Y
less.
The tout will cover a petlod of thlit
days.
Poisons ilesliiug, may tcturn indo-
pendently from San Francisco by vari
ous loutes at pioportionately low rates.
For further infot motion, npplv to
ticket agents, or addicss Oeotge W.
Tlojd, a.sslstant genet al passenuot
agent, Philadelphia.
Reduced Kates to Cincinnati Via
the Pennsylvania Hailroad, Ac
count Convention of United Socie
ties of Christian Endeavor.
On account of the convention of the
1 'nited Societies of Clulstlan IhuUavot,
to bo held in Cincinnati. July C to 10,
the Pennsylvania Haihoail coiupan.v
will sell, July t to fi, it om all stations
on its line, exclusion tickets to Cincin
nati at one fate for the round tiip.
These tickets will be good for totiitn
passage, leaving Cincinnati not eat Her
than Jul S, and not later than July It,
I'r speelllc Kites and lull infot million,
apply to tli ket agents.
Dedication Day Pan-American Ex
position, May 20th Low- Fares Via
the Lehigh Valley Bailioad.
Five-day tickets, good only in d.iv
loaches, will bo sold on Tuesdays and
Sitnidays, May I, to October ill, fiom
.Soratuoil.at the i.itoof $! for the loiind
trip.
Ten-ila.v tli kits will be s,.ld until
Scranton eveiy da.v. .May 1 lo Oetobei
,11, good on nnj tialn, except the lllack
Uiamoud epte.ss, at lali ol kS lor the
niituil nip '
Keduced Rates to San rmnci&co Via
the Pennsylvania Rniliond, Ac
count Epvvoith Leaguo Convention,
On nccnuut of tho Filth Inteiiinllonal
lonveiitlon ot thu llpwotth league, to
be held In an l'l.iuclscD, .lill IS to .'.!,
tin Pi titisv Ivanhi Hallioad eompanv
will sell, July I lo 1.', fioni all simians
on its line, e( lips! in tickets to San
Fianclsco at uath tediiied nus '',n
spcilllc liitoinnitiiiii Mig-iidliij, talcs,
imites and i ninilllons of liikels UPl'b
lo ticket agents.
Dedication Day Pan-Ameiitaii Ex-posltiou--Low
Paies Via the Le
high Valley Raihoad.
Tickets sold Ma Ifl. ai the late of
$G for the loiind tiip fiom Scianiuii
limited tor letiiin within live das
Tickets gCHid In day couches only
Special Rates
via the Dflawuio and Hudson Itall
ioad and letiiin on .mount ol tlio
gloat iiuifchul i oiu ei t b.v Mine Seliu-inan-lleliik.
Mls Maud Powell and
Mr. Fiiiiigcon I)avs al the l,ceiini
Tl'.eaiio Tuesday, .Ma i. 1901
Time of tinln Ituu-s.
Wilkes-Ikiite 7 0'. p. in iiO
Plttston 7 :'.' p. m -"SO
Oyphant 7:20 p. in J5
C&ibondale "M p. in. .50
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