8
?HK SCH ANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 190L
INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
MEN GO BAOK TO THE CLIFF
STREET SHOPS.
Nearly the Entire Forco Was at
Work Yeiterday-Othor Will Be
turn on Friday Now Railroad
from Wind Gap to Jacobsburg.
Tho D. L. & W. Board for Today.
Employes of tho Harry E. and
Forty Fort Collieries Have Gone
Back to Work.
AMith exception f tin- return to
voik ycHlcrriay itioinliiK f the Rt enter
.trt of the woiklliK fir'(' "f the
Amerlemi lieotnotlU' company's CHIT
utrect ftliops then.' weie no now le
plopnientM in tin- strike situation,
riactlrnlly all the men repotted for
duty, nntl the iciiiuliutnr will icstimo
wnrlt nfler July 1.
The reMtitiiptlon of woik at the loco
motive ilmp did not seem to bother
Hie Htilkets to any extent rteiiln
na they said that lintltlns elc could
bo ox pert ed until nil the- locomotive
Pliopi nited as a mill In iiiesontliitf
their demaiiilx for the nine hour dn.
Tho metal traded count II met yester
day afternoon and the Kcdoinl Trades
Villon last nlsht hut no liti-lnc" of
Importance wax lnin.u td.
Anothor Rnilrond.
The l.chlKh New KiirIiiihI lJull
toad tonipany h.m sutveyed n line
fiom Wind (Jap 'to ,Iiiio1h1iuik la
Aluta nnd Cln Hllnii SpiliiK to the T.e
Jilch i her. M. I'. MtC.rutli litis the
i ontract to liiilld four miles of Un
load, lie will lieKln uoik luiinecllate
ly. The teimlnuH of the load will he
near Allentown.
The load will i;he Allentown. In
which city the tetmlnal will ! lo
ratcd. and IleadliiR a shoi t line to the
New KiiKl'ind Htate. nnslneer W. J.
Vountr is suri.lnB and loiatlm; the
line and .1. .1. llleiilzlenian. of Naza
leth, the peneial iiReiit. is Rettlnp the
ilcht of way fiom Wind (Jap to Slat
liiRton. 1'p to date he has eeured
rlt,'ht over M miles. The jdtles of
Allentown and KeadliiR have offoied
laipe M-iluntury suh-crlptlons to the
company for an extension In thelt detection.
Iron and Conl company who havo been
on ntrlke for the last two weeks, ie
turned to work Monday mornlnc
They went out because a non-union
carpenter employed nt the Harry K.
mine, and would not join the union,
wnn not dlscluiiRod by tho company,
This man quit it few days ro and
when the strlkets then wanted to ic
turn to work they found that ttio
company had announced the suspen
bIoii of woik Indefinitely. The com
pany announced Its wellhiRncss to
woik Monday morning nnd the men
returned to the mines.
THE FOURTH AT LODORE.
D L. & W. Board for Today.
The following is the make-up of the
D., L. nnil V. boat d for today:
i Milton, .llllj s, rn
it i.-n,.iri.Y2.
Wild Calf, l.i-l-' p in, (Scornc Thomas.
WKDMXi.W. .11 I.V 3
Wild Pals. l,a,t-12.:,0 ,i, m. M. .1 lli-nnizan,
8 a. m., II. llUhlnsi fl a in . O Itimlolrli. W 1
m.. .1. Burkhart: 1 p. m.. .Mm Vnnlcll ttitli II
r.illieans crrw; S p. m., A. 1'. Mulkn, rt p. in ,
M. laufhntj.
f-ummlts, Mi-fi ,1. tit , fi-t, t ILnnlstn,
S a, m., vest, l). l'rimiilrlkcr, fi p. in , oast, .1.
Carries; f p. in,. fJ'l. w. II. Miholi; 7 p. in,
ca..t dom Nay Auc, I! McMIUtrr: 7 p in, wen
from Cayuga. Tliompiur, 7 p. m , west from
tayiiRa, Mel. inc.
Putifi 8 a. in. I'. Mtllinmll, 1(1 a m , S
Pinner ; 11 ."a a in, Mi.i.m. 7 p. in., Murpli ,
0 p. m., tamping; 1ft p. in , Mldrnir.
raitffnsrr Knginr-7 a in. tiilliipy, 7 a. m ,
P. S-inRcr; lu a, m , l..ntinier; Ann p m.. Mm
ton: 7 p. m., 13 Mil.tnoin.
Wild Cats, Wol-s i. in , (' Mnslir; 1ft in ,
John rialiac. in; - p, in , It. Catni r; 1 p in, (I
W. F itgfrald.
Wild Cats Wt n. in, John lialiatsan; It)
a. in, .li'lin flatter, 2 p. in, l t,i-c; I p. m ,
T. Uoudiunj I) p. in , M. ( atmoily.
fill( II.
Conductor .1. II. Mil'ami Hint Ilr.ikpimn .lulm
Birililf.v lll rrpint nt ipcriiitciulciil s ofluc
lft a. m., Wciinorit, .Inlj 3.
Hrakiman Kuliard i.iIIhih Mill l mil xvith
M. .1. lloiinlj.in in plate of i iril ,nlicus until
further notiic.
Ilrakniuii life AihIkus will t,ill at traiiimas
ttr'a offlcr.
Conduilor II, dilllsaii Hill inn No S3 WeilnM
Ojj, July H, In 1 1 uc nl lolin Wintry
Brakrman 'Inn I iikin will t,o out with I'ciknu
on o. ol, July .!.
The Most Attractive Place in All
tho Region to Spend tho Glorious
Fourth.
The most dellRlilful plnre In nil the
icrIoii to spend the gotlous Fourth
will bo by the lakeside of I.ako Isi
dore, where every amusement Ik Hit
ting the day mny be IndtilRcd In. On
the occasion the Delawaio nnd Hud
sou ralltoad will tun npeclnl excur
sion ttalns at greatly i educed tales
from all points, IchvIhk Sciunton as
follows: C.30. 'J.ir., 10.13 n. m 12 m. nnd
2.41 p. in. Ii.uier'.s band will furnish
tlnnce music; excellent caleiitiR, the
new .steamer, low boats, launches,
Raines of all kinds, etc. Faro from
rfcinnton, "Gc, chlldien, 10c.
RETURNJUDGES MET.
This and That.
A new lodge of tho Car Inspectois'
nnd Car Hepaltcis' Association of
Ameilca was oiRanlzetl In this city by
James JmcKmiii, supienie chief, of
Ifitt&biiiR, Ta.The follow Iiir oflkets
were elected: .lames Hoon, ihlef iu-i-pet.toi';
Joseph INcmoU, leiorillnt;
nnd financial secietniy; Thomas A.
Jones, tie.iHiner, ttuslees, Allien Mor
ton, (lodlmrt Kclser, Jatob I. Sonus.
Tho strike of the bollet makers and
hclpeis ot the i;ili iallio.ul ctmipany
lias been settled. A lontoreme was
held the latter ji.ut of last week at
Meathlllo between T'leslileut McNcal
of the Hollciin.ikeih' unlnu a mm
mlttee from the seveial lndRe.s of Sus
itiehHim,t, Hoiucllsillc ami Meadllle
nnd the ollklals of the load. Plel
dent Mi. Seal teturncd to Snsiiuehanna
nntl called ,t. met lllii of the Imal
union late si.tlutday ciciiIuk. and it
was tlien auuoitmeil that tlte sttlke
was settled and all the men will leiurn
to work Monihi Julj S. The men Ret
home of their deinaiuls
The employes at the Hunv H, and
the Foit Fuit lollunes of the Temple
' "
Corttflod the Republican Candidates
Who Will Bo Voted for This
Fnll.
The return JuiIrcs of Luzerne county
met In WIIUes-Haire .estcnlay and
counted the olcS inst at last S.itut
tlny's llcntibllcau prlinarle. Their
work showed the nomination of the
follow Iiir candidates;
sln'IIT liuiallnii II llitl. of Mnmton.
I onlinllir- Utluir lllik. of .hlNoii.
Ilmmlir- I! I llnliomli, of it I'ltttnii
l'oionrr-1. P. II trill, of Ptwiioutli.
suitt'ifi . .1 lliiltcr, Wllkoidtnre
The nicetltiR was called to order by
County Chalinian F. V. When ton and
Ileee Lloyd was elected chalinian and
James J, Thomas, seel clary. The
follow Iiir resolution was Introduced
nnd was defeated after consltletable
debate:
Kiv unl. lint the tuli of tlie llrpiilillcan par.
l knoMii a the t nvtfool miiiiti iiilcs ami aih'pt
eil in IV'i, tojiilliir with Hie .iiniii'lnieiit llieiitu,
he iilinlidied fr nn aut alter the tlrsl iht of
.Imuir.t, li. Phi.', ami that liom and afi.r
that tlite the ruh of the UrptiMknn piitj
ther eited prior to the ndtptlon of the Mid
rule of ls'i'i Mull he the rule of the ItipuhlitJn
parti nf l.urrue luiiuii.
The followiiiR lCMilutlon was adopt
ed: llrolird, lint tlil immntion reoiuuiniN
to the tronrnor Hie appuntlnriit of I". W. Wln.it
on, rM , to the ofrt. i" of aihllhonal I iur udci
foi the lount.v of l.nirne, and to the peoplo of
the count) 1 i noinliiitlon and cltttiou.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.
1 1.( of letleis iciiialiilns untalleil for at tie
Siranlou pmtofliri, l.ai k.i,itnii itiiinl.i, Pa . July
.1, l'.MI. Person i.illliu for lhtc lelteri will
please ta aduitid nnd Kile dale of M
1 iu II. Hippie, Pontiuivtcr.
llul'Ctt Anilitntp.
( hirle-t lllooriii. lli-s .lihiiini IMIimy, K. C
Ilarnei, Kirl nurkh.nl, Mi-w lllouhe II. Ilutlrr,
Mr. Mrphen Ilaion, Walljfc Pirni", M. 0'PoJle,
Mr J. II. Ilurke, J. P. Ili.idy jr.
Mrs William faniplicl, Jl. . au limit", J M
t'oHird, M. I. taie.v, Jo-tpli Cornell, Miss M ly
Crelder, John ( l.intj, .lu-ipli ( orncll, II. 11.
Cipion, Mi". Hen C.nd,t
Mr. Am le Ilonnell, W. DulT Pilritk liuiin,
Miit Molty UunidEan, IIiiiIm K. Iloiifhciti,
Walter Iieierciux, W liter I)ju.
Priileet Kannltic, ron rosclnun (
MNi Pclu (iillaid, Marilnt flray, Ann
(iallashrr.
7hoii is llunlon, ,locph Hani", liinei lltltv,
Willlim II. liralet, Mk" Marv llffTorn, Mi" .1.
II. Heine, John Himrt,Mi Doii llanei, Mi
Plant he Horn. Mrs. Ileatllej, liei.rKo It. Iliuani",
llrrhrit lucieni
Mia. fl. W. .lone, Xli-s Horente Jones, I'
Janir", IMnanl Jont, Mia I. Jones J. I,
Jenkiii", MIm Mary J,iuit, Mi. Mai; Jonts.
1 hatleit T. hnappel.
Mrs. Phoebe Ludlow Thomas I.anjilou, Mii
Mar Landif.
Mi Ailluir Mi thurc. 1' M. Mi Moon, 1 lank
Millard, MIsh l,i?le Marl. Mlh Mary MiCmnu. K,
Mrj, IlieR MtCIine, Miia Minnie Meadnai, I'ei r
Mltthoiise, W. Mnoney, Mis Win Mai kintoeli,
Mrs .rphia Mn hello, Mlnoshm Murray K ( o ,
J. tl. Meari, Prank. Jlacy.
The (inlj May to, l.iuicncn T. Oleic, dilheit
Oilier, hate O'Mallei. Win. O'llrien.
Oeoice Phillips, Mis. f! b. Puiinton, Mi. nnd
Sirs, Ponler.
Jonaj lteed. John 1". IlOrf. Mis M. lllille, l)r
Allied Ite.tnohb, Mr J, (iiaie I, Cird,
Mra It. II. harl, William shcai, T. Mnipon,
Mr. bimon. S-hell Noitllj Co., Mist Kale Milliian
Mi-a (intie Manlon, l.dnanl soter, Mi .lelo
shook, l'rid Stuciif, 'J limn is Muriic;, P. J
i-inllli
Mim MaKitie 1homa, Mm (fro. P. 'llioiiin,
Jo-eph Ti.tlor, ljlvtin 1otinend, Mia. li. P
Ihoniai., John T. 'iht mix, lhomaa (!. '1'ui her,
Mm i:. K. Todd.
Miit. Ihnnili 1 Irith.
Will II. Mini", White .t Middleti.n, hi"
Weldon, l.bc Waller, I.. II. Waleia Mr. W. S
Weir.
Mia llaitmiii .tiauder.
'Illlllll U."t Mni:ii.
Mini Mildied WhMler. Phot.'.
i oi ii i ii ci,ss Mrn,it,
V'nlerpil-e I icm h l lull.
John I.. Lewi", riant,
Mrs. A. I.,urs 117 .V II.11I1. Pnk aicnue, Toy
West Scrnnton Station.
J I derdi, Tim Crrrllj. Mls l.mie lonet,
II lim. Indscio Jaiuojio Mn N MorKiu,
Miss S Morgan, 1 Itohtni. .1. Whillci
The crime ol Motherhood.
Can motherhood l a crime under any circum
stances? Nature saj'S, "Yes." By the sight of
the thousand mothers living in daily suffering: by
the cries of the thousand children wailing in daily
misery, motherhood can be a crime against Nature.
Nature never permits ignorance of her laws to
excuse guilt or mitigate punishment. The father
cats sour grapes and "the children's teeth are set on
edge." The mother enters on maternal duties she is
ttuGt to discharge and is punished in her own suffer
ing and the weakness of her child. The greatest
endowment any mother can give her child is a sound
healthy body. Kvery mother owes her child that
body. It is a bitter thing for the tender mother
heart to feel responsibility for the shipwreck of a
child's life, too weak to do battle with the gales
which sweep across life's sea. The mother cannot
give the child what she herself does not possess.
The first step toward happy motherhood is health.
But liow can a
woman be healthy
at will? Let a
woman answer.
A HAPPY
EVENT,
"I take pleasure in in
forming you of the birth
of a boy in perfect health,
on May lRtli. 1S99, "writes
Mrs. I,. 15 Corti, of Wnl
tonvlUe, Pa., Hox ?j "I
cntinot find words suffi
ciently strong to express
to you my thanks, for
my delivery was nluiost
without pain, and when
my husband arrived with
the doctor the child was
already born The
neighbors who were
with tne, and my hut
bind and the doctor
could not believe their
eyes. Having suffered
so ranch before I nccr
lielieved myself able to
be delivered of a livinjj
child. I tell everybody
this happy event was
due to the help of God
nntl of your medicines.
Our hearts are full of
Rratitudc to you for your
medicines, ivhich have
Riven us the happincts
of having a tiling child
of our own, alter so
much suffering aud dis
appointment 1 recommend Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription to nit yottnp;
women who are fn the
same condition that I
was in as one of the
best remedies in exist,
ence. I have used right
bottles and find mjself
in perfect health Ac
cept my best wUhcs for
your welfare to the end
of your days."
In its sufctancc Mrs. Cor
ti's testimony to the value
and virtue of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is iden
tical with that ol thousands of other
women who have been made well and
happy by this truly wonderful medicine. No two
cases are exactly alike the details vary but the
general fact of suffering is always the same, fol
lowed by the general result of a complete cure by
the use of "Favorite Prescription."
woman, and can nay also that we have a hie baby, four months
old. When 1 was confined it was just wonderful how I got
along, and now I do all. my own work and do not feel tired out
like I used to. I have taken eight bottles of the 'favorite Pre.
Kcriptlon.' It makes tne feel well nnd strong.''
Nothing else could speak so emphatically in
praise of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, as
do these testimonials of weak women made
strong and sick women made well. It .seems
to some women well nigh miraculous, that after
years of suffering, and the failure of all medi
cines and doctors to give relief, they find a per
fect and permanent cure in "Favorite Prescrip
tion." But from the medical standpoint the
wonder would lie if "Favorite Prescription"
failed to cure. It is made to cure as n sewing
machine is made to sew, and, it does perfectly
what it was made to do. It is not a "cure
all." It is a medicine specially prepared to cure the
ailments peculiar to woman. It regulates the peri
ods, dries unhealthy drains, heals inflam
mation and ulceration aud cures female
weakness. It invigorates the womanly
organs, increases womanly vigor and
strengthens the nerves. Thus with those
who use "Favorite Prescription," the pre
natal period is passed in peace and comfort,
the birth -hour passes with scarcely any
pain, and the mother is made happy by
having a bright, healthy baby,
and being abundantly able to
nourish it herself.
Why Stay Sick?
Women suffering from disease
in its extreme or chronic form are
invited to consult
Dr. Pierce by let
ter, absolutely with
out charge or fee.
All correspondence
is strictly private
and sacredly confi
dential. Address
Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Do not confound
Dr. Pierce's offer
of free consulta
tion by letter with
the offer of "free
medical advice,"
made by those in
capable of giving
medical advice, be
cause they are not
medically educated.
Whenever an offer
of "medical advice"
is made by man or
woman, sec first if
the offer is made
by a qualified and
competent physi
cian, before you
risk vour health
and waste your
money. In any case there is no other offer
of free consultation which has behind it a
specialist in diseases of women, such as is Dr.
R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo,
N. Y., who, assisted by his staff of nearly a score
of competent physicians, has. in the past thirty
years and over, treated and cured more than
half a million women. Write to the docor.
There is no alcohol in ''Favorite Prescrin-
rJJ.i0.lnw lion" and it contains no opium, cocaine or other
I commenced taking Dr. Pierce's I'avonte Prescription and also . T . ' , i; ;
me rteasaui reneis,' ana now can say mat I lecl like a new j uuituiii..
fill
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" WAS JUST WONDERFUL."
"During my two years of married life I have not had good ,
health." writes Mrs Daisy Studdard, of coS South E'planidc
Avenue. Leavenworth, Kansas. "I was nil run down, and my
husband got me to write to Dr Pierce and explain my case to I
l.ln, -,1 t. if t, ,,s,.M ,1 ....... 1 f. I ' .. .:.i . 1. 1
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It is a temperance medicine.
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25,000 Given Away !
In the past year it has cost Dr. Pierce $25,000, exclusive of postage,
to supply the demands of those who accept his gift offer of a copy of the
" Medical Adviser " FREE. This hook contains 1008 large pages and over
700 illustrations, and is an authority on disease, hygiene, and reproductive
physiology. It is sent FREE, bound in paper covers, on receipt of 21
one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing ONLY. For cloth binding send
31 stamps.
Address: DR. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, i. Y.
I Hayes & Varley,
424-126 SprnccSt., Between Washington ana Wyoming
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We place on sale today (Wednesday) two of the
most remarkable values ever offered in Shirt Waists.
We bought them at our own price, therefore you will
reap the benefit.
A - Q&r 1'bree different styles of waists in lawn, plain and
r. yut fnncy colors, with sailor collars; this is our regular
$1.50 waist and sold elsewhere for $1.98.
5 At R 1 95 Linen nnd Imported Dimitv in this
rt )lAJ U.UU insertincr. nthere with rlittW
lot: some
with inserting, others with cluster oi tucks.
This waist retailed at $2.00.
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K lrSWo would advise an early selection In order to get the
v best styles.
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Binghamton Private Training School
(or nmiMM, tukinl ami Heal Mutr till
ill en M.imi.il 'I r.uiiui.-. I'hjrii.it lulturi',
ffilloiorli, Mufii, hinilfiiartrii, Annul.i
turn Open joar iouihI (iitulir I'nm
inuilciatc. s 1X101 1 ITI I .
k2 rjimcn iiimf
P. J. HONAN,
Merchant Tailor.
319 Lackawanna Avenue.
Allis-Clialmers Co
Sun ostitis to M.uhlnc Business of
DUksuii Manufiu-tuilng Co., s-u.inton
anil WtlUt't-B.iiiP, Pn.
Statlonatj KiiRlnet,
Machines, Pumps.
Bolters, Mining
H j? Br" HhBB
rflto
This Is the way we phoo our feet,
Shoe your feet, bhoe your feet,
This Is the way Me hoo your feet
.With the latest thing in thu market.
This In the wny we hoi your foot,
Shoe your i'eel, shoo your feel,
This Is the way lie shoe your tcet
With the latest thing In tho maiket.
Thin Is the nay c shoo our feet,
choc ill feet, shoe joui leet,
This Is the way we shoe your feet
With the latest thing in tho nwiket.
This Is the way wo shoo your feet,
Shoe jour feet, .shoo jour feet.
This Is the way we sho jour feet
With tho Irttost thing in the market.
This Is the way we shoo your foot,
t'hoe your li-et, Miof jour font,
Thl.s Is the way wo fchuo your feet
With the latest thing In the market.
BARGAINS
Here are two special offerings which are worthy of
the attention of shrewd buyers as quantities are lim- f
ited. An early inspection is advisable.
-
feewis, Kuddv), Davies & Vlurph),
WILTON RUGS
$1.25.
Size 4 feet 6 inches by 2 feet 3 inches.
Choice line Oriental designs. Real value, $2.
-
RUFFLED CURTAINS
65 Cents
The pair choice grade of Swiss, well made. An
exceptional bargain. Real value, $1.00.
0
it
Note Our store will close during July and Aug
ust on Saturday at noon.
Williams
k
fflcAnulty
Ji
Temporary Store 126 Washington Ave.
J Carpets. Wall Paper. Draperies.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
330 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
Lehigh Valley Kalhoatl.
In I'lfut Juno , 1'U
'Intim l.cur Mrantnn:
Kpr rhiUilrlpliM ami Vtv ttk U II k It
11 It, .11 n 43 and t'SH a m . "nil 2 13, I J7
illlwk lihinnnci Kiic), mitt 1 1. .10 p. in. fctin
iI.uk. I ill II " - 1 . 27 m
l-nr Wliiti" II urn. Ilnlrton unit priiiupal
itointt In Hif tml irlon. ia II II. II. It ,
il 15. I IH ninl I 1' V- in. 1'or rnllsillf. 0 Ij a.
in . -' ! i in
IVr llrtlililiiin, K.itrn, HciillnB. IlirrUtnirg
nml piltiilpil tnlcimciliato Matlon ia I) ,V II.
II II . il ti. ' IS a in . i IS X (IlUtk lii
iiioinl rpin). tl ko p. m. -iinijt, P. & II
Ii II . li n. in I 1 "w. s -" I' ln
For limUiannotk, 'IoimihIj, Kliinia, Itlnui,
Cdicta mi'l pimtlpil Ininincilntf iitlom, vn
D.I. A. W. It. "., W ' "I. l an'! -Mil
Tor t.rnot I. I'liilimlfr, IliilTaln, Mamii Kills
( lili.iu-11 nml nil P"iliH !. l I' " It It .
7 4 II Vi J in , 1 . ''"' (lllark. DUninml l.t
pntil, 7 IS 1" It. II ' P "' -s"n1')'1. !' I'
II II 11 J'. s -7 p in
1'iillni.in l'Jil"! '"''1 l" pi' " ll'lcli Vail.
Mrlti tan n all triliw lirlwcon Wllkrsllano
ami t V"ik. I'lillatlf'plili, Mulilo ami Sm
pint' on IlrltlKf . . ,.,,., ,
ltlll. I IN II Wll.rtl'lt. lmt. Suiit , '.'i. CiirtUml
tlft I, Ni tv l.lk
(IIMII.I.s s III., lien. I'as Aisr,, itf Cortland
hln ft. Ni v oiU
NdNNI'.MM IIKIt. 1H. I'a-.s AKl , himtli
nrtlililirin. I'a
rtn tnktu and I'ullmin rwmtlurn appl to
Cil'l I.itkawanni mnuc, Munlon, I'l.
New York, Ontario nntl WeBtorn.
Tiino Table In KiTt t Mnnli.f. luno CI, lrl.
1 . Noinn-iioi Nn.
I.caic liiatt' Airitn
-. i.irl.'ii. (.ill .in.l i le. Jdo-i.i.
pi :n i in. II in i in. 1 on p. m
... I hi p. ni. I ii p in I.'"' P. in.
I, pi p in Vi ( irl.onJ.ilc.. ti.to ni.
MilIll IKIIIM).
lAwr l.iMf Aiilm
(jiIjui. t'nlionililf. Srantixi.
7 (l a in. 7 in a. in
'.'. PI a. in. lu.DI a. in. 10 10 a. in.
1 l"i li. in M P- I" I li p in
i'UNDWS Ol-V. NOIIII1 IIOL'MI
,rne Irate rm
riuton. Culiondjlp. i.lo.-n
... a) .. in. U 10 a. in, 10 15 a in.
. 7.KI p. ni. Ar. Carliondile.. 7.4i p. m.
M1LIII 1101 ML
,ratc l.iMti- Arrli
(. .id. -;j. Cailiomlile. ifliitnn
7.11 n. in. 7 to a. in,
t ro p in I'-W) p ni i. li p in.
I.,,,,. No, l. nn wrfk iiuk. aim ii, nn un-
im nuke main line i minn tlon ..r Nrw mk
cm. ItliM, OiioIiIj, O.wi-jo und InliiinedlalB
''"ruiiiii Nti. :: and nuke Walimi. li-llil, Hjiii
ilrn und t-lflnr imini'iiloii.
tui tmllirr ii.tiMinatlt.n nn-ult llrkot acmt,
.1 '. N)IltM)N. tl I' . Ni Vnk.
J. K. l.l.ll. T P. V . srantuii
Eiie Rnll ond, Wyoming Division.
Trains for HumUv and inli-iinttlljlf point leati'
Piranton aa tollona: No '. ".'0 a in ; No I,
8 u a ni i No. n '.' Ji p in l No h, fi M p. in.
Siv il and 8 an- llnoiigli tialn tor No oik
nlialk-No. 1. li .1. ni , No. fl, 10 .m a m i
No fl Slip i" N" '"'' P '" 1'r.mii -Noa.
S nd'7 am iliumeli train fiom New oik.
v NIUY IIIMNS
Hfparturr No UO. 0 a m . No ' 1 p in
Aulal.-.No. JI. U !' P ' o "'. '"'P '
hail.'.
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BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
... MANUFACTURED 11 Y ...
CU-IFORNIA FJO SYRUP CO.
tjr mix r. tii i: n a m i:.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In Effect June 2, 1001.
Ttalns leave Scrnnton:
G.45 a. m., week days, through ves
tibule train from Wllkes-Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia, via
Pottsvllle; stops at principal In
termediate stations. Also con
nects for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington nnd for Pittsburg nnd the
West.
0.38 n. m week days, for Sunbury,
Hnulsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington nml Pittsburg
nnd the West.
2.18 p. m., week dnys, (Sundays,
1.58 p. m.), for Sunbuty, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltlmote,
Washington nntl Pittsburg and
the West.
3.33 p. in., week dnys, through ves
tibule train ftom Wllkes-Barre.
Pullmnn buffet pnrlor car and
conches toPhiladelphla vlaPotts
vlllo. Stops nt pilncipal Inter
mediate stations.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Sunbury, Haulsbuig, Philadel
phia and Pittsburg.
.1 II III "M illNON rim Msr.
J II. WOOD, den Pass st
Delaware nnd Hudson,
In Writ .luno 9, lH.
Tuin f r r r.utioniljlf liuto Sianton it fi o,
S.oi, :M, 10.11 ii. in. l-'.". l.J'i, i u. J J3,
b.iS, G.J3, 7:57, D.13. 1 1 : - p in , 1 Iti a in
1'or llMiixltl.' and Like 1 oiloir, ( :) 10 13 i,
m.: 2 11 uml i J' p. m.
Por Wllkis Hhii ilsli, 7:4S 8:11. ft 19, ion
a in., UOt 1-JS -:'S ' t J7. 1". '''.
10:11, 11. fl P- "!
Tor I.. V. It- " polnta-fi:l5, 0 :.i a. in., 2:18,
4 '"7 and U.itO p. m,
For 1'innsjlt.iiiU It. II. point 11:13, 9.SS, 2:13,
3: a and I J7 p in
1'or All.any and all points north 0:20 a. m,
ami 3:52 p in
M1.NDW TltMNS
Kor Cailioiitlili-U'Wi, 1M1 a. in, 2 II, 3.5J,
5 ', mil 10. ij p. in
for Wilkes llaiiH-tlsW a m IJ 01. t 5S, 3 i
C.'U and H.J p. in
lor Allnni and pnlnt north 1 JJ p m
Kor IIomm1jU and Lake Lodoie - 0 1133
n in and i" p. in
Centrnl Enlhond of New Jetsey.
SlalloiK ill N'cw York 1'oot of I.ibcity street.
N, II . und Snutli Ktri.
T1MI5 TMlI.i: IN I.I I I CI .11 NI TO, 1W
'Iraln lfie "Mrantnn lor Nnv iork Ncnark,
Kliralirtli, I'hllj.l. Iplil.i. I.alun, II. Ililrhfin, Al
loiitintii, Jlan.li ( Imnk ami Uliitr lUirn, at 8 55
a in.. xpi"M. 110. npnu. (in p. in, Sun.
tlats 2 15 p. in.
Kor PitUton ami VIM.os llano, f.M a m ; 1.10
ami I 00 p. in. t-iinda), 2 15 p in
1'or llallliiioic and W.uliititnn and polnli
South and tl ia Htlilrlnm. h. .1 a. m , 1 lo
and I no p. m s'iiidi. J li p in.
Kor IaiiiB Hiaiuli. Hh-jii liimr rto , at 8 53
in itlnoiiL'h uuili) and I 10 p in.
Kor lltadlii'.'. l. lianon und llarrWniic. la A.
Untotvn, f 5i a in. and 1.10 p. in. t-umJj.w,
"lV. ViiltIHp. 8iM a '" ' ' ,0 P m
Kor Monnlain Paik. b 55 a. in., 1 10 and 1.00
Ihrouiih lltkrla lo all polnla rati, louth and
tl al lotl lair at tin- tallon,
I'. M. lll'nr. t.n. Pan. st,
J. II. Ul.lt.VI &b.N, (in. bunt.