THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1901.
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THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE
A rOPULAIt CLEATIIN'O HOUSE ferth Ben.
tit of All Who Have Hout to Hfnt. Heal
rttite or Other Property to Hell or F.kclianee .or
Who Want Situations or llelp-The.e small Ad
vertisement. Owl One Cent a Word. Six In"'-.tle-na
for Five- rents Wurd-Kxrrpt SltuatUns
War.tsd, Which Are Inserted free.
WAN'TF.D-.v offend land, In yY ''ninS
mm preferred. Call t Elmer" llikery, -.2
Lincoln avenue,
FOR Svl.L The finest pbieton pnnv In llil ee
Urns beautiful, kind and sound; vvelRlU
aheiit PV); color, black; Ideal child joa-M.'r.
Apply to Dr S. S, Shields Si N Church street.
Caibondale, Ti.
NO EXCITEMENT AT
TEACHERS' ELECTION
School Board Unanimously Ejected
All but Those of the High School,
on Which Action Was Postponed
Because of the Chairman's Absence.
A Iatrp number of spectators were
at Saturday night's meeting of the
school board, but the excitement at
tendant upon the election of teachers
which they looked for failed to ma
terialize. The meeting whs a model of
harmony.
All of the teachers were elected ex
cept those of the high school, over
which the contention exists. Action
on the principal and other teachers of
the high school building was post
poned, owing to Mr. Hughes' absence,
which was caused by the critical Ill
ness of his mother. There being no
fight over the teachers for the outlying
schools, they were elected by unani
mous vote as follows; Anna Dunstan,
Elizabeth Thoinsls,) Nellie Slierrcr,
Ann Mujphy, No. 1 school; Janet Br.v
ilcn, Jennie Kox, Mary Murphy, Klla
L,. Hartc, No. 2 school; Thomas L. Oll
martln, Kathryn Walsh, Anna Kan ell,
Ulla He-ran, Bridget K. Giliuiirtln, No.
3 school; Mftrgaiet McAndrow, No. 4
school: Mary Coogan, Maty M. J. Mc
Lean, No. i" school; Nora Murphy,
L-ydla Clllmartln, Ktnma Harrctt, Anna
B. Loftus, No. 6 school; Amelia Perlc
Kei't, Jennlo Kearney, Katie .Scott,
Katie Gethlns. Alice Connor, l.ydl.i
Morrison, Lizzie Tight;, No. 7 school;
Kd,thcrln Jay. Alice V. Itashleigh,
Mary rengelly, Uabrlell.i. Coleumn,
Elizabeth Unite, Anna M. McLean,
Hettle Wilcox, No. 8 school; Klla Ma
lone, M. Louise Davis, Helen 15. Pass
more, Libbio Burke, No. 9 school.
The schools named above are the
ones In which the seveial teachers
taught last year. Their locations and
salaries for th.e coming term will be
fixed at a later meeting.
The election of the high school teach
ers whs postponed till mi adjourned
meeting .the time f which will be
designated by the chairman.
Several other mattcis were acted
uon, although everything possible was
defcriod.
Superintendent (larr reported for
the special committee appointed to lay
out a plan for the school districts' part
In the seml-ientennlal celebration. A
meting of the teachers had been held
Saturday morning. It was decided to
have all of tho pupils In the parade,
which Is to be headed by the school
board. The high school pupils so ar
ranged and dicsscd as to represent
tluvUniten" States Hag aio to come fit st
and then the students of the several
schools In the order of their numbers.
Each school Is to bo lepresented by an
appropilate float.
Three Ideas in regard to the raising
of funds were suggested, lz: A direct
contribution on the part of the school
children; the celling In advance of
semi-centennial button", nnd thirdly,
the selling of photographs of various
parts of the school children' parade.
The leport was received and the com
mittee continued.
The board granted the use of the
Ccntial school building and grounds
for the teunlon of old residents during
the semi-centennial celebration.
Secretary Kerwln was Instructed to
advcitUc for bids fur the supplying of
coal to the various buildings and It was
decided to make a final settlement with
ex-Janitor Leo by giving him the $23
which has been In dispute since his
release. The boaul then adjourned to
meet at the call of the chairman.
TEACHERS DISCUSS PLANS.
City Instructois Meet nnd Talk
About Seml-Ccntennial Finns.
The city teaiheis met In special ses
sion Saturday afternoon to discuss
plans for the participation of the, school
children in the semi-centennial cele
bration. It Is Intended to hold a demonstration
In which all the children aie to appear
and It was how to approach this that
the teachers met. Abe L. Salmi, the
pusher of publicity for the jubilee, was
on hand and offered sugestlons that
will likely be acted upon. He proposed
to have each school lepresented by a
float; of sufficient size to accommodate
trip pupils and to defray the expense
"he sugested the sale of a souvenir by
the school children, Theso Ideas
teVrtcd to strike the teachers favor
ably and they were discussed at length.
Finally the teachers decided on a com
mittee on ways and means, the princi
pals of the schools being selected to
.act.
TO ABATE A NUISANCE.
Orders Issued by Sanitary Police
man Moffitt to Offenders.
fcanltary Policeman Moflitt has issued
ordera that the dumping of garbage
Into the Lackawanna river must cease,
The"i s a law forbidding this practice
.and 'It has n penalty attached, but it
htm been disregarded by r.umeious per
sons who, whenever they can do so
with Impunity, throw heaps of stuff
Into the river. Decaying vegetables,
kitchen refuse and the like make up
th collection of stuff that has been
gotten rid of, until a dangerous nuls-
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
AUen' r"oot-r:M. a poivtltr, It i'urr pjfaful.
irnaitlne, nmoiu lft and Ingrowine nalli, anU
iyHntly taVot Hie Hint ot ,ef rorni and bun.
en. ,lt'a the rntet idmfrrt dfiiovcry of tho
. Allen' rothaa mVi iffetit m tw thou
ftt caey. H li a ceitaln cui for awfitlns, u.
ku. and h6l. Ilrtd, aihing leet. Tiy (i today
nl4 hy all drutitlaia and ho item. By null
tor SISc. in ftamp. Trial p4tkJKe VIIW. Vd.
drew Alien S. Olmited, l.e Hoy, N. y,
nnco has been the consoquonce. The
coniplnlnts that liavo been trcrlvrrt lie
particularly nsulnst the Mnck between
Sixth nnd Seventh avenues. Jmt now
the river Is low and the refuse is not
carried away.
DATES OF COMING
ENTERTAINMENTS
Announcement of tho Time Set for
the Appearance of the Different
Number The Season Tickets and
Mothod of Rosorvinf? Seats Over
Two Hundrod Booked So Ear.
The projectors of the entertainment
couise for tho season of lflOl-'.', which
wll be under the direction of n coterie
of the town's aleit and progressive
young men, are meeting with splendid
success In booking seats. Tho datr
have been arranged as follows:
Maro, the magician, Monday evening,
Oclover -'1.
A. IV. Hawks, the Maiylnnd lectuier
and humorist, with his lecture, "Sun
shine nnd Shadows," Monday, Novem
ber 1S.
Krnest flamble Conceit company, Fri
day, December 27.
llllas Day, the dignified chat actei 1st,
"Wednesday. January L'J. loo:'.
Gencrat John B. Gordon, with his
famous lecture. "The Last Days of the
Confederacy," Tuesday, Felnuaty 11.
The Ottumwa Male quartette, Mon
day, February SI.
Season tickets are being sold for $1.50.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Members of the First Congregational
Church to Go to Crystal Lake.
The Sunday school of the Flist Con
gregational church will picnic at Crys
tal lake on August 7. Conveyance will
be furnished all who wish to attend.
The prices will be: Adults, fin cents,
children under fourteen, 2.' tents. Tick
ets' can be seemed of members of the
school, also at B. A. Kelly's1 ding stoic
and David James' gioccry stoic. The
'hues will leave the church at 7.:;0
a, m.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to nil
friends of the school to join them in
the day's pleasure. Refreshments will
be served and several Interesting spotts
have been arranged.
SOCIAL DOINGS.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George B. ("'reveling en
tertained at cauls at their home, mi
lllver street, a few nights since. After
an Interesting time about the tables,
the guests were served with a delicious
luncheon,
l'i event weie Mr. and Mrs. Geoige J.
Benton, Mr. ami Mis. "W. B. Stnnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Flank Oi chard, Mr. and
Mrs. "W. B. Skeek. Misses Lottie nnd
Bessie Hills and Mr. O.ikes, of New
York city.
Mr. nnd Mis. Cievellng had ns their
guests yesterday, Mr nnd Mrs. Chailes
Johnson, of Now Yoik city, who are on
their honeymoon.
Miss Mary Duggnn was hostess on
Filday night, when she entei tallied a
party of friends at hei homo on Hos
pital street. The chief tllveision was
dancing, Refieshments. were pal taken
of.
The Friday Night Dancing class held
n midsummer dance on Filday night,
which was well attended and keenly
enjoyed. Professor Firth was the plan-
Ivt.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Hliz.iboth Fletcher, of Thump
sn.i, stepmother of Dr. "W. "W. Fletcher,
of this city, dletl on Friday anil was
laid at rest yesteiday afternoon. Ser
vices look place at Aarat.
Word has been iccclved In this city
of tho death at his home In New mk,
N. J., of Michael Hagan, a former icsi
dent of this city. 1'ntll his place was
dcstioyed by fire In lSfi" Mr. llagim
was engaged In tho tailoring' business
in this city. In that year he removed
to Newark, N, J., wheie ho became a
railroad conductor, Mr. Hagan is well
leniembcred by the older lesldcnts of
this town and tho news of his death
will be heard wlth.i egret.
Mr. Hagnn is survived by -Ills widow,
four sons and three daughters. Chailes
HnRan, of Terrace street, this city, Is
a brother. Burial was in tho Newark
Catholic cemetciy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Kane, of 21
Orchard street, are grieved nvty the
death of their elght-months-old son,
Bartholomew, who tiled Saturday noun
after a brief illness. The funeral will
be heltl this afternoon, Interment be
ing made In St. Hose cemetery.
More Compliments for Dr. Whalen.
The Impression which Dr. Whaleij
made on hjs llrst hearers before the
Chautauqua, nt Englesmere, becomes
more favorable with each appenrnnre.
A later Issue of the Knglesmere Dally
News than the one quoted In The Til
bune of last week, says editorially of
Dr. Whalen: "Dr. Whalen Is as good
a sermonizei- as he Is a lectuier. I'he
moie one heais Dr. Whalen, tho better
he Is liked." "The sermon of Di.
Whalen last night had a Hue ling."
Meetings Tonight.
Select council.
Olive Leaf lodge, Independent Order
of fidd Fellows.
Typographical union.
Federal union, No. 7,201,
Branch IBS. National Association of
Letter Carriers.
Young Men's Institute.
Merchants' afsoolatlon,
Patriotic Order Sons of Ameilca,
Barbeis' union.
To Study Medicine.
Flank Messett, now of Schenectady,
N. V., but a native of nnd until recent
ly a resldenL of Carbondale, will enter
the medical department of the I'ni
verslty of Pennsylvania In September.
The prospective medical student Is a
brother of Thomas Messett, of tho Har
rison house.
Sampson Continues to Improve,
Ernest Sampson, the young lad who
had hl two legs crushed under an On
tario and Western train a few weeks
ago, and "who had them amputated
later at Emergency hospital, continues
to improve, though It will be several
weeks before he can be removed to his
home.
Carbondnlo Again Victorious.
An aggregation of hall-chnsers came
up from Archbald yesterday nnd went
home defeated. The Ciescents out
batted, outplayed and outdid the Arch
bald nine until It was "sixes and sev
ens" with them, to hoi row from Child;
Connot's vocabulary. The score was 12
to S.
THE PASSING THRONG.
Mr. and Mrs. lMwnrd Boche. of New
York city, who have been guests of
relatives In this city the past month,
returned to their home yesterday.
Miss Fiances Moses has returned to
Scranton, after a brief visit In this
city.
Daniel P. Byrne, manager of the
Grand opera house. Is In New York,
bonking attractions for the season of
1001-2.
llenrv B. Singer, esq., of the law
llrm of Stern, Singer & Bnrr. of New
York city. Is the guest of his patents,
Mr. and Mis. S. Singer, on South Main
wtreet.
Charles Severance. of Cemetery street.
hai accepted a position as bookkeeper
with the Cnibondale Machine company,
lie Ih a giaduate of Piofessor Scott's
Coinmeiclal Institute.
S. K. Siiancenhei c the well-known
painter, leaves today for Lnke Qulnslg
amuntl. Wayne county, where he will
visit lelatlvcs fur n couple of weeks.
Mis. Stephen Htstcd Is spending a
few da a with lelatlvcs nt Honesdale.
Frank Bildgett, of Dai to avenue,
spent Saturday afteinoon with fiiends
nt Ciystnl lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen ISeese. of Thorn
streit, spent the Sabbath nt Crystal
lake.
Fdwaitl Maze, of Belmont street, Is
spending bis vacation with lelatlvcs nt
Gipiit Bend.
William Morgan and Harvey Slink,
of Gieen ltlrige. spent Sunday with
friends In this city.
Mr". O. K. Illsircl and daughter. Mar
Jorle, of Belmont edrrot, spent Satur
day In Honesdale.
J. D Nicholson and famllv me spend
ing the week camping at Newton lake.
Mis. Charles Henry icturned to bet
home in Honevrlale on Saturday, after
a few days' vl-lt in tills city wlih her
husband. Mr. Henry letutned with her
to spend the Sabbath.
Miss- Millie Sahni. of South Main
sticet, Is spending her vacation at At
lantic city.
Attorney Milton W. Lowry, of Scrr.n
ton, was In town yostetday.
Peter A. Coleman, of Siranton, spent
Sunday In C.irbondale.
Mlsv Cell. i l'aily, of Seventh avenue,
is viiilng In Stiantrn.
Mis. Grattan Singer was a visitor to
Scranton, Saturdaj.
OLYPHANT.
This morning. James J. O'Malley, at
torney for the school boaltl. will apply
to emit t for mi Injuiit tlou l ('straining
thr Perk Lumber company from pio
coeding with the woik of building nn
addition to the Fiist ward school. This
action will be taken because the com
pany persists In hauling material to
the ground after the boaitl. at a iccent
meeting, annulled the contract with
them. Court will determine whether or
inn theVoinpanyJias a light to go on
with the woik or not and in tase the
matter Is decided against the board. It
will cost the school dlstilt t an addi
tional thousand dnllais or moie to com
plete the linpiovement. Tho outcome
of the proceedings Is awaltetl with In
terest by all taxpayeis.
After making such a creditable show
ing against the strong seml-piofea-slonal
(ram at Pottsvllle on Friday,
when they wore defeated by the clo.-e
scoie of J to 1, the KrnwiiH "went to
pieces" In Saturday's game nnd wcie
overwhelmingly defeated by a score of
1M to 0. The Browns hail twelve enois
to their credit. Savldge stalled In to
pitch the second game, but after the
second Inning refused to play on ac
count of the umplie's bad decisions.
Morgan finished the game, and vvns hit
hard and often.
The Rubbernecks had no tiouhle In
defeating the Lackawaunns, of Scian
ton, on the home grounds, Saturday.
Mahon pitched good ball for the locals
and his suppoit was gilt-edged. Score,
S-4.
Tho Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mcllale, of Susquehanna street,
tiled Satuiday afternoon, after a brief
illness. Tho funeral will be held this
afternoon at l.sn o'clock. Intciment will
be made in Duninoic cemetciy.
A house on First street. Blakely,
owned by the Patiltk McDonnell es
tate, war destroyed by Hie at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning. The Oljphnnt and
Peckvllle Hose companies responded
and kept the flames from spreading to
adjoining pioperty. It was occupied by
a Hiingailau famllv.
llev. and Mrs. Tt. F. Hammond, Mr.
and Mis. H. H. Hush. Mioses Cora Mat
thews, Kmh Yundt and (lenevleve
Hammond have returned fiom a two
weeks' encampment at Rig pond, Pike
county.
Miss Jessie Abel, of Gaston, who hap
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Hull, of niakely, has returned home.
Mis. D. L. TWry nnd children left on
Saturday for Fnlondalc to spend two
weeks.
Miss Ltelle Fsher, who has been the
guest of MIks Lucy Fan ell. letumed to
her home In Newhurgh, N. V., Satur
day. Miss Annie Watklns, of Taylor, spent
yesterday with ProfesRor and Mrs. T.
W. Watklns, In ninkcly.
Miss Mary Hefferon. of Duninoie
street, and her cousin, James McNulty,
of WIseonMn, spent yesterday with
relatives at Plttstnn.
Mr, and Mis. Harvey Kelly, of Brook
lyn, are visiting Mr. nnd Mm, James
O'Malley, of Dunmnre Ftieet,
Miss Mamie Burke, of Park Place,
was tho guest of relatives In town yi
tertlny. A rocket Cold Cure.
Krause's Cold Cure Is prepared In
capsule form nnd will cure cold In the
hend, thinat. chest or any portion of
tho body In 21 hours. You don't have
to stop work either. Price 23c. Sold
by all druggists.
PECKV1LLE.
Today is the day our rltlzens should
lay aside all other business and attend
the united churches' excursion to Lake
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: of purchasing a Piano to take advantage of these rare opportunities. fj
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H N.- B.There is but one Guernsey Hall in the city of Scranton. Guernsey g
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1 314-316 WASHINGTON AVENUE, SCRANTON, PA.
J. W.GUERNSEY, Proprietor.
Lodore. The special train will leave the
Delaware and Hudson station tills
morning at R.Srt o'clock. Tickets will
be good on all regular tralnb during the
day.
Caterer William Ooyne will furnish
the refieshments for the exclusion of
W. It. Stevens, of North Main street,
yesterday received the sad Intelligence
of the death of Ills mother, Mrs. Janet
SK vens, of Atihutn. Pa. Deceased was
a sister of Messic. Joseph nnd William
Hell, of this plate. The funeral took
place at the lesidence at Aubuin on
Sunday nt 12 o'clock. Intciment was
made In Jetscy Hill cemetery at Au
burn. Flunk Barnes and family aie spend
ing a few days with 1 datives at Way
mart. J. D. nioatl has returned from a
week's visit with his sister, Mis. L. C.
Dodge, of Wells Bridge, N. V.
the united chinches to Lake Lodote to
day. Misses Hiiima Carpenter and Luella
Kennedy attended camp meeting at
Waverly yesterday.
John Moora, a Slavonian, 23 ears of
nge, had his lcfl mm severed at the
shoulder, Saturday morning, at the
Stenlck deck colliery. Moora was em
ployed as a cat i miner. He wns stand
ing on top of a car. which had almost
stoppetl, when another loaded car came
along, He told tho runner In charge
of the car to give his car a bump.
When the cms came together. Moora,
who was standing at the end of the
car, lost his balance m. 1 fell down be
tween the cars, landing on his head
between the talks, p.cfoto he could get
out of the way, the heavily loaded car
was upon him. the wheel catching him
close to the shoulder nnd severing his
arm. Medical aid was summoned, after
which the Injuied man was taken to
the Lackawanna hospital at Scranton.
Samuel Ilhoda, of Arizona .letuined
home yesterday, after visiting at the
home of his nephew, J. It. Khoda, of
Kizer's addition.
Miss Nellie Nyhart, of Scott, visited
MIsm Ihnnia Carpenter on Satuiday.
Hnriy Peck spent Sunday with i da
tives at Wayinai t.
During Thanksgiving week the ladles
of the Baptist church and Young Pen
pie's society will hnve nn Industrial dis
play, accompanied by excellent conceits
ami suppers.
D. Perry Boone Is spending his vaca
tion with his patents In Seybertsvllle.
Mis. Josephine Mott, of Mott Haven,
Is spending a few days nt Buffalo.
Miss Uertrude Sylvius Is the guest of
Carbondale friends.
Mrs. S. B. Williams, of Wyoming,
was a visitor In town, Wednesday.
Mi. Melvin Whitney, of Cnibondale,
Is the guest of her patents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Tuthlll, on Depot tsticet.
GIBSON.
.Special lo the fc ranion Tribune.
(ilbson, Aug. 3. The Ladles Aid soci
ety of tho I'nlvcrsallst church mot
with Miss Effle Tingley last Thurs
day. Mrs, Ellen Patterson and son spent a
few days this week with Harford
friends.
C. V. Cuitls, Jr., and Miss Eva W'hl
ney, of Susiiuehnnna, took dinner at
the CJlbson house Thursday.
K. A. Sweet returned fiom Montrose
Thursday evening, where he has been
attending court.
Dr. H. H. Hooven and E. J. Whitney,
of Harford, were In town Thursday on
business.
Mrs. F. L. Ouard, of Scranton, Is
visiting Mr. fluard'8 parents hero at
present.
Mrs. S. P. Pickering, of Scranton, is
visiting her daughter, Mis. li, 11.
Sweet, this week.
Mr. C C. I.upton and sister, Mrs.
A. W. Stiles, called on friends in Har
ford Wednesday.
-SSSyS
here at the right time.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Now York, Ontario and "Western.
Time Table In KfTcct bundjy, June 23, Kill
Time i NOItni-UOf.Nn.
lcave
I.CJiP
(.'aihontUle.
11 in j. m,
l.ll p. m.
r. CiiIwiiij1
Arrhn
Cadosia.
1 TO p. m.
u.no p. In-
( p. m.
TrjlnJ. ScUlllon
NO ... ' m"
Vn. 7 ... D- C """I
SOITII-IIOUM),
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Alrlve
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in.ll a m
I'.irliondile.
7.0 a. ni.
10 01 a. in.
No. 6
So. I
S.I0 a. m-
1.00 p. m
NO. -.::.".'. .v.. (IM.V. NOl.Tll.nin-v ,.
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Levi- Leave Alr,p
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Cadcsu. Caihondalc. s, r,nt0n
.. fl """ J- ln- 7 10 a m
No' 10'!. l"n P m- "U,i P" '" , "-l"' p' 111!
Trains No. L s:1 u"k "' ni " on Sun.
days nial,e main line connection foi Nr- York
city, Vtka, Oncltla, O.wejo nnd lnteimeiilale
V Traiiii No. " and nuke Walton, Pellii, Ham
lni and sldnrj lotinn tli lit.
ftr finllicr Inloiiintirn (oiiMilt tlrket aeenla.
J. C. Wnr.ItsOV. i I". . New York.
.T. E. WKI.sII. T. V. A, Scranton.
Eiie Railroad, Wyoming Division.
Tialm for II m ley ami Interim dial points leave
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nrailU'li ,...' - - in , .ii, (
S.M J. in I No- f'i - 2 P- '" ! -N"- S, .i.-.'O p. in,
Noj. ar.d C tlnouali tiains for New oik
Arrival No. 1, s.ls . in , No 3, 10.Su am
No. b, 3.15 1 '"; o 7, 0.M p in Tulns Noa,
S and 7 are lliroueli Iralm fiom New .ork,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
nepaitine No. SO, ! a. in.; Nn. ;j, p ni.
Arrivals-No. 21, 1-' 15 p. m.; Nu. si, S.I3 p. m.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Knett .tune 2, IMi.
Traina Leave Sianloni
Kor Philadelphia and New York via n. II.
It. It, at 6 li nnd 0 3S a. m., and 2.13, 127
(Blaek Diamond Kvpie-s), and 11.30 p. m. Sun
dav, II. & II. B. R.. 1.S3. 6.27 p. m.
Kor White Haven, llazlfton and principal
points In the eo.il rri;lon, via I), k II. It, I! ,
tl 45, 2 15 and 127 p m Tor Pntttville, 1110 u.
m.. 2.H p m.
Tor nethlchem. l'atmi. r.fadina. Iljrrlilnira;
and prlnc-lral lliteiinedntc ktatloiK via II. i II.
15 li . P 15. l.',, " ' '-''"i 1-7 inia.k Dh
mend KxpreaO. H sn ! '" Sundaja, D, A. II.
It. 11., O.as a ni ; 1.3S 8.27 p. in.
1'or 'liinklianiinik. 'lowauda, l.lmlu, Itluci,
Reneva and primipal intermediate nalinni, vu
D , L. W " " 8-10 m anc1 ' a p. ni.
For lifiieva. Itochener. nufulo, Niagaia Kails
Chicago and all points we-t, vn I) A. II R, n ,
7.1S, 11.15 a m , 12s, llllaik Dliinoml ..
pit), " I?. 10 41, ll.SO P. in. sundaja, D. k II.
II li . 11 -55. s-7 P- m
Pullman parlor and leeplnsr er Lrhlsh Valley
parlor i.ar on all Iranw helween Wilketflarro
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and !'
pension Dildte.
IIOI.I.IN II WILIU'R, Utnt. Supt., 20 Cnj:iland
klrtet. New Yoik.
CIIARI.I.S S I.l.i: (-"en. Paai. Ast., 2fl Cortland
tlreet. New oik
A W NONNT.VIACIIHR, Dlv. TaM. Agt., South
Bethlehem, Pa.
Per tlekeH and Pullman reienalions apply to
S09 Lackjwanna avenue, Scrinlon, Pa,
Delawnie nnd Hudson.
In Kflcct June f, Ifi0,
Trains lor ivulmiielale leave .vranton at d'CO
00 S:M. 10. U a. in, 1J.00, 1 :ai. 2 tl jj.jj'
b!2'J 6.2S, 7.57. 015. 11.20 p m 1 in j m,
roi lloneidale and Lake Lodore, ri.2(, JO.U a
m ; 2 It and 5 2' P m. v
V:or Wllkellane-:I3, 7-IS SMI, flits. 10.41
, in.. 12:M I'". ias- 3":3' " iW. 7.l,
lO'll. u.tfo p. "!
i'Vr L. V. II. IL poinU-U5, 0:3S a. m.. 2:13.
i-7 and 1 1 :30 p. in.
f"or Penn.)Ivnia It. It. points 6:45. (1:33, ;:is
3-.:u and 4:27 p. m.
Kor Albany and all polnta north fl;20 a. m,
and J:S2 P. "
si'n.Yirn.iNS.
Kor C'atbondile :W, U:3J a. m , IM4, 3,s.i
B:5J and 10.52 p ni
Kor Wllkea Dane- D.M a. in., 12. ill, l.js, j.jj
6:J2 and S:42 p. m
Ker Albany and point noith-.1:52 p m.
Kor Hoi.edale and Lake Lodoie 8.M, 11.31
a. in. and ! 5- . m.
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL CLIFTON,
LAKE WINOLA. PA,
Fineit fummer ll'dl In N'nnheaslern rnnvl
vanla. Hotel lucki r.eet Di-laare, Lackuvar.in
and WeMc-rn ti ilii at I'acior.vvllle. Leaving
seranton 9 a in. and 4 p. m. Wrlio for ratei,
it;. J. W, Moore, Prop, '
Guernsey Hall
Is Headquarters for the
Leading High-Grade
Pianos and Organs
Guernsey Hall is well known as the
most liberal Music House to deal with.
Prices are always low, terms easy and
goods equal if not superior to any in the
market. Every instrument is thorough
ly guaranteed.
SI
Pianos are a few of
I'Jill'iiiilill
IB
and celebrated instruments that can al- g
ways be found in stock. g
Special bargains can be secured here j
almost every day in the week on Pianos J;
and Organs that have either been re- &
turnec or Ieft on sa,e
tne city, tou can orten secure a odu or g
$400 Piano for less than half that amount r
It will pay any person who is desirous j
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in Effect June !3, 1001.
Trains leave Scranton:
0,45 n, m., week days, through ves
tibule train from Wilkes-B.irre.
Pullman buffet parlor car nnd
coaches to Philadelphia, via
Pottsvllle; stops at principal in
termediate stations. Also con
nects for Sunbury, Hnrrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Bnltimoie, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and tho
West.
0.38 a. m.. week days, for Sunbury,
Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington ami Pittsburg
and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays,
1.58 p. m.), for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
tho West.
3.33 p. m., week days, through ves
tibule trnln from Wilkes-Bane.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia via Potts
vllle. Stops at principal inter
mediate stations.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Hnzleton,
Sunbury, Harrisburg, Philadel
phia and Pittsburg.
.1 P. IIITdUNSOV, On Msr.
J. It WOOD, Gen. Pa Alt.
Delaware. Lackawanna and We3tern
In Kffnt .Inly 21, 1101.
s-uth- I.eive JvranMn for New York at 1 10,
S 00, 5.55, 7..V) and ln.tW a. m , 12 I"), 3..I.1, S 30
p. in. Kor Philadelphii at 7 V) and 10 05 a. in. ;
12.49 and ..SI p. in. Pur Tolivlianni at 6 10 p.
in. Milk aeconiiiioduioii al .1.1') p in. Arnve
In llohokrn al H .10. 7 1". li!2i, 1 2 0, J.lj, 1. 1,
7 l'l p. in. Vrrlve in Philadelphia al 1 Oil. 3.2.1.
fl.im and a 22 p. m rrie trm New York at
l.ld. (1.32 and 10 21 a in : 10". 152, 0.41, O.OU
and II .10 p in I "nun Tohvlianna at S (15 a. in
Notlli l.i.ue i Minimi fm FlulTalo und lnter
mediale Klatioiu at t 15. t. .5 niifl n 00 i in ;
l Vi. 6 4" and 11 .5 p in. 1 "r (Khisii and vi i
cue at 1 15 a m . t.3.5 a. ni and I .55 p ni 1 r
I Ina at l.li. Ci.35 a. ni and 1 5", p in lor
Vnntrov at i.no a. in ; 1 05 aid 0 It p m I. r
NnhoUon at 4 Oil and 0 15 p. ni for Illinium
ton ,u 1H20 a. m. nlve in Vrinion from Ilul
(alo at I 25, 2.55, 5 ! and in on a in , "1 .10 and
Oil p, in Ktom O.arjjo and vr.niie at ' a.
m , 12 12 and S ftt p. m. Krom t'tn i at 2 55 a
m.. 12 32 and .(.10 p. m Kiom Ni h.iKnn at 7 15
a. in. and rtdO p. in. Krom ilnntrnae al in 00 a
in : 3 20 md 8 OH p in
llleointhuic Diviion - I.ejve i inmn for
Noithiimherland at 0.15. ItlO'i a m. , 1 i,5 and
"Id p. in. Kor Phinoiith at h in a m . 40,
4 50 m Vrilve it Sorlhiimlufl md sf 1 i5 a
I in,, 1.10, S 0-1 and s 15 p. in Arrive at I'lvnmuto
at 0 01 a. in . 1.32. N 15 11. ni. Virivc in Si ran
ion from Sorihumhrilaml at o i a m , 12 15,
4 50 md s.li p in. l mm miicmvi at lino a
in. Kiom Pljmoutli at 7 45 a in , 3 20 and 5 35
P. m.
SINIUY TRAIN.
South--Leave Sirantmi at 1 10, .1 01, 5 53, JO 05
a. m ; 3.33 and 3.40 p m
Nerlh Leave vranton at 1 15, 0 15, 0 00 a in J
1 A3, 5 t; and 11 ."! P- m
niooiiKhmc Piv'.inn Leave Suantnn at 10 05
a. m and 0 10 p in.
Centrnl Railroad of Now Jersey.
Station In New York loot of I Iherty treet,
N" It . and south Heny
TI51K TM1LI. IN I.KK1 CT JIM. SO, 1101
Train leavo Seranton for New V.ork, Newark,
I'Htahrtli. l'hiUdelphla. K.aMon, Itrlhlchrui, Al
lentovvn, Maticli lml 'i"l While Havui, at S 15
a in. i epr-. 110; eM'ii-, 4-0U p. m. sun
davs, 2.15 P m.
Kor I'lttvton and Wilko Dine, 53 a in. j 1, 10
and 4.00 p in. Sunday, 2 15 p. m.
Kor Ililllniore und Wndi'iiaton and piinta
South and Went via I'.ethl'hnn, S .'5 a. m., 1.10
and 4.00 p. i Nintlan. 2.15 p. in,
Kor Lone lliamh. Ocean fltove, etc, at S 53
a in. ithiouali loarh) and 110 p. m.
Kcr Ileadim:. Lhanon and llaiiUlmtfr, via Al.
Icntovvn, S.05 a. m. and 1.10 p. ni. Sundaji,
" Kor'Pottivdlle, S a. m , 1 in p. m.
Kor Mountain Park, S 55 a. in , 1 10 and I 00
' 'ti,.'..,!. i..lt. to all noinii eait. tnmh ana
nr.i Mt ,uv.t -', - ; .,', ,
... ... ,.... .- ,.t. at lln .tnllnti
C M III RT, (leu Paw vet.
J. II OLIIAl'SKN, fien Supt.
Prof.G.F.TKEI:L,527 sV.fhi
fkllfUlpMi, ', Onl fttrnft hpljlil Inf
mfrlf. '! to cure ilobf mtll 1 rhklti
nrhllltr.lotl MnbftJWrlroiM&tarlrtiiriWa.6
rtttllnr rilopmnt' IhrunVta flr ?,
rrtb r
b rctHrurftl I (a K dt).80 )er prMftlril A A junk
plltl MprlrnttlnGrroaK7. Pt tar book MTrlb'il
Ipotfog rwtf M4rl)t ltfUUUrujs MlJothUppf.J
IkAinha
PENHSVLVAH1A
krn
sr
111 I
the many beautiful
parties leaving f-
PAN-AMERICAN VISITORS
ran fecuro eteellent aeeoinmodatlons: prlvata
liomej ieannahlc. Mils. CLARK, 727 Plymouth
avenue, Hilda lo.
THE
10S!C .POWDER CO.
Booms 1 and 2, ComMth B'l'd'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
lining and Blasting
POWDER
Ueda ait llooslo ana Rusa Jala Woria,
LAPLIN RAND POWDDR C0.'3
ORANQE GUN POWDER
U-otrlo Batterlea. Kleotrlo Kiplolari,
zplodlns blasts safety Fust an 1
Repauno Chemical Go.'s
mail
nXPLOMVE
HENRY BEL1N, JR.,
Ccncral Agent for tho Wjomir.g District for
Dupont's Powder
JlininR, lllaftlns, Pportintr, molelesj and tna
Repauno Chemical Compjuy's
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
talcty Tusc, Cap and Ltplodcri. Room 101 Cen
ncll Duildins .bcuntcn.
AO IIS CI US;
TII01 rORD Pi'' i
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W. L MLLL10AN Wtlke Da ra
Failure
In life 1 more often due to exhausted
nerve force than to lack, of capitil.
Strong nerves are the capital that
belps men conquer conditions
When people loe their capital they
set to work to regain it
When we lose our nerve force we
otmht to seek a means of setting It
hack There Is a way, certain and
scientific.
feed the nerves, making them fteady
and strong as steel
We do not believe they can fall to
cure Nervous Debility ana phyflcales.
haittticm. that's why we agree to refund
jour money if six boa.es do not cure
you.
SI on per box; ft" boxes SA0A mailed
securely sealed upon receipt of price
Honk fiee. Address, TEAU MHPICINB
rrt Plai attMil "villi
fa. ..i. I... TAvn II Ph1ii Phtrmicilt. COmCf
Wjcmins acnuc and Sprute treet.
SPHCIAL TMUOUOH CARS
TO THE SEASHORE
Hail (1 ept sundiy) Vu
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Leave Scranton at 8;55 a. m. for
Lonpr Branch, Orenn Grove, As-
buiy Tark, Belmar, Spjing
Lake, Soft 0-irt, &c.
Itetiirnintr leave Point Pleuirl al II S5 a m ,
fvtwe Lake. II IT m Kflnnr. 11 52 a m
Vtl-urv Park and Kean lirove 12 02, noon. Lor)
Dianth U 22 p m Arrived at Scianten at 7 5J
p m This villi be kept up lor the en'ire .ean,
ereclallv fer the anomniodation of fanilliea, at
H il 'enable pauinsers to secure ard retail
itmfvrlabU icata durinj the entire Journey.