THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-3 EOND AY, AUGUST 5, 1901.
.71
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
TUKNHANNOCK.
freelsl to the Sersnton TrlDune.
Tunkhannopk. Aiiff. 3. Mis T.llllrtn
Heckman, of Pnyie, Is a guest of
friends nt this place.
Mrs. .Innies Dotihler, of Sprliirtvllle,
was calling on fi lends In town on
Saturday.
Dr. K. V. Avery and 13. M. Phillip
IcHV-e today for the Pnn-Aineilcan ex
position nt nnffalo. x
Profei-sor CluirlcM V. Osborne, princi
pal of the Fchooln of Nicholson bor
ough, n 11 caller In ttn on Satur
day Piofesor OvImiiuc Is rpoKrti of
as a randldato for the position of
county suipeilntendent of schools be
fore the convention to bo held next
Bprlns.
William P. HlllltiRS and family, of
Kingston, epent Sund'iy with the for
mer's mot hot, Mia Frances HIIIIiira
on Tioga sltei'l.
ri. rt. M. Want, of the Hr.ilntiini
Mesfiengei, w,i-s among those In at
tendance at the meeting of the Demo
cm tic committee on Saturday after
noon ' M. Paiker, of Nleltnlnn, whs do
ing huMnPFEi In town on Satin day.
Mm Maiy Scull, an acoil lady living
on Pine sheet, li veiy 111 and not e.
perteil to if cover.
The Democintlc county committee
held a meeting at the court house on
Saturday afternoon .it 2 o'clm k. Sheilff
John V. (Slay, of Ttinkh.ninock, and
Lafayette O Piatt, of l.aceyvllle, were
chosen as delegates to the state ((in
vention: Anion Hi own of Tunkhau
noik. was to-elected chalim.m of the
cominlter mid Hip date of the county
i on vent Ion was lived for Monday, All
rust 2i The utlill looltltloiiA cmi
riemnlng and aiialgnlng the Republi
can partv woio adopted.
Mis.- llltihiiuk, of Plttston. Misa
I.lll an llfckman. of S.iyro; Mioses
Fannie Siaik, Plillona Avery, May
Kothllne and Poicy Slink compose a.
ait wlm will spend several days at
Lake Wlnolrt. Mis Kliz.i Stark and
Mrs Burton 13. Kethllne will 1111.0111
pany them as chaperons:
TAYLOR.
rUhorate pieparatlon" nie being
made for the exclusion of Mlnnnkn
trlhe No. 217 Improved Order of Keel
Mmi to Mountain Park on Frlda.v next.
The Mozait quartette of this town
ffrg at the 131m P.uk chinch at Si 1 all
ien ooteti'.n. The iiiartette cnmiuNcs
lie following well-known and capable
vokes Aitlnii Moigans and Illcliant
Walkln.s, hasMM: Hairy I3vans and
Si lne Owens, tenuis.
The benefit nimeit and drawing for
John 13vans, which was to have been
1 elri in Wolicr s link on Aurum 111, has
boon postponed until September 1.1.
The funeial of Mi-. John Pi lie. of
South Tailor whose death occuricd on
Fi'"l.i. will lie hold tliis .ifteiuoon fiom
hci la le hcpini' Inleiinent In the For
est Hume ( Piiielci.v .
All meinlnis of Lai kavv ,11111,1 louncll,
N" "I Pernio of I'oi aliniitas. aio I e
que sti I'ifJo meet at Hie council room.
tl ' 1 .Nln ) evening at V o'clock,
piuslne -s Nnipnitiiiiio is to be tians
a tel (
A'.oia lodge. No. fiTi. I.'ieo nnd Ae
(einol Mason's, will meet this evening
end will leci'lve now membeis to their
j, inks
Mi's Maiv ('mop Hlid sister, Mi.
(tingwei, of Herwlck Pa, visited nt
ibe homo of Mr. and Mia W. M. Hell,
en Main (.treet, lecently.
The Young Men's ('lnlll,in nrsoila
ti mi will Inild a banquet In their 100ms,
1 .1 Souili Main stieet. on Tliuisday
cnuig, August L'J. The coinmltteo,
hn li consists of the following, nie
10. k mc ilabointe nriangemeiits for the
"x-ni Lloyd Dalle.v, .1. A. Ho.vd. 13. II.
I'-uell. I.uthci Hauls and Nicholas
Nl lir.W.
Inge delegailoi' of Ta.vlor people
a' 1 ended the e.( iiislon to Mauih Chunk
,rvtrtrlii ,
Mi-s Sarah .1 Pi lie. of lihlgp street,
nnl In 1 guest Mb.s Sits, in llavaid, of
Newiastlo I'.i . .spent the Sabbath as
tile guest, of li lend'' In Diinmnio.
Foi ennui and Mis V. H. Owens nnd
sons, Willie and Allen, aie on a ten
davs' vl'lt at Shoepshoad H.i.v, N V
The Ml--fs Watktns of C.rov e Mu-c I
rntei tallied the Misses Maltha and
lieftiinle Matthews, ,if Dunniote, the
latter ii.irt nl last week.
I.mblem division. No. ,17. Suns of
Ti'iupoiHiUP, will meet In legiilar sos-
eUm this evening
MIhvcs (ieituide Joins and Louisa
Dhvs. of pi j mouth ate the Riiots ()f
theli iiiutfin, Mls 13thel Itecse, of Main
street
Hiihaid Williams, of New Vmk, la
Msltlng his paientf. Mr. and Mis. M,
M Williams, of Main stieet.
W J. Stone, of Main sticet, calleil on
friends In Slatlngton, Pa., yestoidaj.
Miss Oeoigle Thomas, of Olyphnnt,
jfturncd to her home cMetday, after
being the guest of Mlts SuMe Hanks,
of t'nion street.
Mr. and Mis. C. F. Waul, of Main
stieet, left yesterday to visit fiiends in
Tunkhannock. .
ELV1HURST.
LoiPn Clements, of New York city,
who Is spending tho summer with his
mother nt Moscow, was the guest of
Ml.s Helen Williams on Wednesday
evening.
The tegular monthly meeting of tho
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church was held on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. D. W, Dlx,
.M. I'm lis Is loulined to her home
by Illness, Dr. Knedler is In attend
ance. Mlfs Kdna Buckingham, of Scranton,
spent Sunday with trlends Iipi-p. ,
Miss Lnttlo Clay Is able tu )e ol,t
again after her long Illness.
Rev. Mr. Jacobs preached In tin
Baptist church Sunday 11101 nlng nnd
evening.
Thursday evening proved to hu a
pel feet one so far ns weather was con
cerned, which resulted In bringing out
n large attendance at the lawn social
at the home of Hyron BiKkingham
nnd a nice sum was realized tor the
ladles' Aid society of the Baptist
church, under whoso auspices it was
held.
The parents of Rev. J. J. Rankin are
being entertained by him nt the manse.
Mis. Frank MacDonald, who has
been spending the past month at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Jenkins, returned to hpr homo
at rinlnflcld, N. J., on Wednesday.
B, C. Llnstronf entertained a party
of friends on 'VucFday eivenlnK'at the
home of Byron Buckingham, where he
is spending the summr.
U. O. Schoomrmker and sister, Mrs,
Hrlggs, and niece, Miss Kiel, have been
spending a few days nt Lake Carey.
Contractor John P.. l.ee and family,
of Paterson, N. .1., have moved into
their apartments at Hlmwood hall,
The following guests vveie enter
tained nt the Hucklngham homo last
week: Mr.A A. H. Holmes, Mia Wll
lard Lanlng, Miss Carrie Shiffer and
Miss N'oin, IJiirinty, of Scranton. Mls
Clare I, a Londe, of Lake llopatcong,
nnd the Misses .Margaret and Elizabeth
JlcC.hle, of Mntyboio, Queensland,
Austtalia. ,
Mis. Hurry Race nnd daughter Kthel,
of Lake Ariel, nie visiting at the home
of Mis, II, J. Stanton.
NEW A1ILF0RD,
Special to the fWsnten Tribune
New Mllford, Aug. L'. Mr. and Mrs.
George .Moffat und ilaughter Viola
MOTHER GOOSE PUZZLE
11 11 1 1 11 1
"Pussycat, pussycat, where have you be?n"f"
"I've been to London to visit the Qitcen!"
"Pussycat, pussycat, what did ou there?"
"I frightened a little mouse under her clulr."
Find the cat's three brothers.
Solutions for Last
Mindly. July 21 Mother (Jomc i totmti )ut
hflow the hindie o the fpecn.
lucilay, July Co "'Tis too late to spate when
tlii! jieitket i tare."
Wciinf-ilny, July .Tt One ilrp U in the lower
left haul coiner, one l near tli" boj'a feet, one
in the water, one in the tree ami erne Jjt in
front of the hoj'a (cot,
PrMaj, Aiic 2 Mark Taln.
Satimln, Acs, S. Hie l".other I? !ut hclovv
licr lilt lnml anil the sister just atioie her right
haivl
weie guests at the home of Henry La
Hair this week.
-Hiss Hem lot ta. Hayden, Miss Kath
eilne Quinn, Hay Aldrlih and Charles
Benjamin called on Hallstcad friends
Friday evening.
JIN Maiy Hand, of Carbondale, Is
vNltlng hoi patents In this plaie.
Mis. 1, (i. Mi folium is entertaining
her niece, Mss Tluience Summcis, of
Syrai use.
Msh Hll.i Stowo Is In Blnghamton
visiting lelatives.
MIs Mar.v Kokonwood, of Wilkes
Bane, is a guest at the home of W.
Boyle.
Mr. and Mis. V. 13. Wilder visited
friends in Ashley this week.
Patilck Ciane, of Set anion, called on
many of his foimer New Mllfoid
fi lends recently.
Miss Maiy Davenpoit. of Wllkes
Bane, Is the guest of her frleiul Miss
Itachel Biuudage.
Mis. II. (Jodfiey, of Seianton, visited
In town iccently.
MNs Vienna Havden and dauirhtor.
of Washington, D ( aie spending
some lime In this place.
t'hailes Benjamin, Howaid Hadon,
Beit Mooie. Bay Aldrlih, L. (1. Me
I'olllim, l' K Tlnclev and Ceoice Mc-
t'onnell attended a dame at the home
of Frank C'arr, In the township, on
Wednesday evening
Mis. Amelia Buttorfleld and daugh
ter. Mis 13 B. Mos-. aio guests of
Blnghamton fiiends this week.
Mis. I'ushinan. of Brooklyn, N. Y Is
a guest at tho Major house.
Mis. F. N. Walker, of Port Jervls, Is
spendng tho siiminor with her sister,
Mis. H. P. Mlllei.
(I. !. Hell, our popular tailor, had
the misfortune to break his right leg
Just nbovo tho ankle uhlle camping at
Middle Lake last week.
Mamie and Bossie Miller visited Hall-
stead fiiends lecently.
Fied Hayden, of Scranton, Is In town
spending borne time with his patents.
AVOCA.
Tho boiough council and school board
will meet this evening.
St. Mary's choir will meet on Thurs
day evening. All inemhets should he
piesent. .
The '.i-months-old daughter of Mr.
and Mis. Mlihaol Flaherty, of the West
Side, died on Sauiday evening of
whooping cough. Tho funeial will
take plaeo this afternoon. Inteiment
win e mane in st. .Marys cemetery.
Mis. William Mucklow, of Diego, W.
Va is the guest of her daughter, Mis.
John Phillips, of Dupont.
'tne following composed a, party that
visited the Hillside mine on Filday
evening: Misses Mary Nellbon, Jessie
I'ranmon. Maigarot Andetsnn, Anna
Whyte, Maiy Cranston, Flora Bums,
James Johnson, William Burns, James
Neilson, Oeorgp Johnson, Ham Gra
ham, Miss Lottie Bums, of i:,ist Or
ange, N. j.; Miss Bessie Williamson
and Fied Duklng, of Plttston, and Wal
tor Adams, of Plymouth,
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Bailey are spend
ing a few days at Harvey's lake.
P. J. Barrett, of Hill sticet, Is criti
cally 111.
James, the) 17.vear.nlri snn f M.
ward Murphy, of the West Side, was
painfully cut about the head while at
work in Law shaft on Satutdny morn
ing. ,
Miss I3dltli Newton, of Carbondale,
U tho guest of her sister, Mm. L'ugone
Decker, of tho North end.
WELSH HILL.
Special to the Sersnlon Tribune.
Welsh Hill, Aug. l.Heorce Hevan
nnd wife, of Scranton, nre visiting
their patents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas
Hevan, of tlili place.
Misses Lizzie and Kntle Jones, of
North Scrnnton, ate visiting nt the
home of Oliver Jones.
John Thomas has sent In his resigna
tion its postmaster of Welsh Hill, to
take offpct on September 1.
Miss Maiy Williams, of Scranton, Is
visiting at the home of Owen Owens.
Miss Margaret Williams, of Wilkes
Harie, Is visiting nt David J. Mor
gan's. Llchty's Celery Norvo Compound
for all neivous diseases, (neuralgia,
lheumatism, nervous debility, paialy
sis, biliousness, dyspepsia, costlveness,
piles, liver complaint, kidney tiou
ble nnd female Lomplnlnts. It goes
to tVio seat of the disease and cuies
thoroughly and spccdll. Sold by Mat
thew Bros.
Week's Puzzles:
ThuifiU.i, Aui;. I
WINSTON CHURCHILL.
Son of a Daughter of Leonard Jerome
This Young- Mnn Seems Destined to
Suipass His Di&tlguisherl rather,
Loid Randolph. Chut chill.
Winston Leonnid Speneer-Chut chill,
M. P., continues to be eulogized. A
London pilut awnids the piomlneut
young half-Ameilcau the following
comment headed "Tho big- statesman
who has established a pailiamentary
icput.itlnn Willi four speeches,"
"f the many l.mid sin oo.ssos tr
Which Winston (iiuieliill cm l.iv
ilalin tho most leniaikablo Is his con-
ciutst of the housu of commons. In
the few months he has sat theio he
has not spoken moie than thiee or
four times. In that leeoid space of
time, however, ho has alieady estab
llshed a gieat paillamenlaiy reputa
tion Fiom a parliamentary standpoint
the most roniai kablo feature of his
success is tho iiinoiunion stylo In
which he has attained It. lie has
Hung conventional methods to the
winds, and shown other political as
pirants how to win the esteem and the
attention of tho mother of pat liaments.
Tho plan commonly adopted bv the
ambitious M. I', is fulily familiar to
the public.
Before you can be tecognlzed as a
foue In a patty you must show a cer
tain Independence of judgment, a dis
position to be something mote than a
mere parly hack. Kldeiiy and highly
i expectable politicians, of coin so, avoid
smh lndlhcietions as disobedience to
the ciack of the paity whip. Accord
ingly tllOV sit behind the fiont hpnr.li
of their paity above "tho gangway."
mho younger and munitions men sit
below the gangway,; that Is the ciuar
tor which, tiadltlon has assigned to
them. It was theio that the famous
louith party laid the foundations of
tho CICHtUI'Stt which tho flltllrr hn,l In
stoii) tor Its nieiubcis; it Is theie that
tile ii reconcilable Iilsh Nationalists
have sat since they nave funned an
unwilling part of tho houso of com
mons. Below them In the same eiuar
ter sit SlrChniles Dllke, Mr. Labouch
ere, Mr. Lloyd-George nnd the othpr
foicps who have to be leckoned with
In Llheiallsin. Opposite to them, be
low tho ministerial gangway, Jir.
"Jimmy" Lowther ttho protectionist
champion), Loid Hugh Cecil, Mr, T.
W. Russell nnd other candid friends of
tho government sit In ciltlcal watch
fulness, icady to keep tho heads of
their party up to thp inaik. It may bo
accepted as u paiilameutniy axiom
that the suiest mad to the fiont bench
Is by way of the seats below the gang
way. It Is the recognized spot for ex
citing the attention of paillameut.
On tho opening day of tho session,
when Mr. Chin dill's chubby face Im
parted a snlltniy suggestion of youth
to the gioup of elderly M. P.'s who
wero being sworn In at the same time,
snino ouiloslty was evlncpd as to
where he would sit. Kvery one felt in
stinctively it would be below tho gang
way; the uncertainty was as to
whether It would be beside Jamrf
Lowther and Sir Ashmead Bartlett or
i
Hundreds More in Scranton in
(lie Same Plight.
Tired nil the time.
Weaiy Hnd worn out night nnd day.
Back aches side it cites.
All on account of the kidneys.
Must help them at their woik,
A Serantnii citizen shows ou how.
Mis. Muicurpt Moses, of lilOJ Wash.
burn street, Hyde Park, says: For n
number of yeais off nnd on I had at
tacks of dull pain and weakness In tho
small of inj back. Stooping or tho least
ONertlon Incteased It, and at times I
was so bad that I was unable to work
and had to have the services of a doc
toi. There wns a kidney weakness
which was annoying and dlsttessng,
iiartlctlhulv at nlcht. I saw Do.tn s
Kidney Pills advertised and they wete
lecommended to me by a Mts. Jenkins,
of 113 South Fillmote nvonue. I pro
cured a box nnd took them with so
much benefit that I got moie. I can
honestly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills to nny person suffering from kid
ney trouble.
For sale by all dealers. Pi Ice RO
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y.. sole agents for the L'nlted States.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no substitute.
next to the poitly Ilguie of Tiout
Bali ley on the bench above. Winston
Churchill, having kissed tho book,
signed his name and shaken hands
with the speaker, startled all by walk
ing sttalglit to the bench next to that
wheie the ministry sit, Theio ho took
his siMt calmly by the side of Gibson
Bowles and other pailiamentary vet
erans, as though ho hnd sat In the
house of commons for several scslon.
All the ttlcks and mannerisms which
nie begotten by a long nccrimliitnnce
with tho peculiar usages of the Insti
tution appealed to come to him na
turally. It takes the new M. P. of
the aveiago type some little time, for
example, to get accustomed to the
habit of wealing his hat in the imme
diate picsenco of a hew Iged dignitary
like tho speaker, of sitting In a com
fortable attitude on the gi eon benches;
In short, of feeling at home at once In
the historic building which embodies
the long history of the British lace.
Ten minutes after Mi. Chut chill had
been swoin he was loatiiutr back com
fortably on the bench, his silk hat
well down over his foioliead, his llg
uio cioudied up In the doubted-up at
titude assumed by Mr. Balfour and
other nilnlsteis.both hands deep down
In his pockets, eeing the place nnd
Its Inmates critically as if they weie
all paiilamentaiy novices.
Some wrlteis nttilbute Winston
Chin chill's, leaily acquisition of the
pnillameiitaiy manner to the influence
of heiedlly. Alieady a consldetable
number of M. P.'s have got Into the
habit privately of calling him "Young
Randy."
A statesman Is a man of common
opinion, but of uncommon abilities.
Winston Chui chill has alieady shown
his paity a readiness to change one
set of common opinions for another,
nnd he has displayed to the whole
woi Id abilities of a very uncommon
order.
RULES FOR INDUCING SLEEP.
Promulgated by the President of
Bowdoin College.
William DeWilt Hd- in Outlook
Assume an easy position, with the
hands lestlng- over tho abdomen. Take
a long, slow, but easy and naluial
bienth, In such a way As giadually and
gently to lift the hands outwaid by
the action of the abdomen. At the
same time slow! and giaduall open
the ees so that at the end of the In
spidatlon the.v aie wide open and
directed upward. Let the bieath out
easily and naturally, letting the hands
Inward as the outward piesute of the
abdomen Is wltbdiawn. At the same
time let the eyes diop and the eyelids
uncut ally fall by their own vveglu so
that they nie closed at the end of the
expiration. Do not make too haul
woik of It, Repeat the Inspiration anil
expliatlon, with opening and lifting,
diopplng and rinsing of the e.vos, 10
times. Then take 10 bieaths In the
same wa, allowing the ees to tenialn
closed. Alternate 10 breaths with open
ing and i losing of the eyes, and 10
hieatlH with ilosed eyes, When the
eyelids begin to feel heavy and .von
will very .soon, go thiough the motions
mote and moie easily and lazily, until
ou nieiely will the motions without
making any effort, or hardly and ef
foit, to execute them. At this stage,
or moie likely In one of the lnteivaln
of breathing without any motion of the
eyes, ou will fall asleep.
Neivnus pel sous will have some diin
culty at tli Ht In the gradual opening
mid closing of the eyes. They will
tend to fly open, and they snap to
gether. But, as putting suit on a dove's
tall is a sure uile for catching the
dove, so this giadual and eay opening
and dosing the eyes In iliythm, with
quiet, uatuial bieathlng. when once
seemed, Is almost equivalent to diop
plng off to sleep, This lllle gives the
mind two gnnus of workmen two sets
of muscles to watch and keep working
In harmoii. It can not do this, mid
take account of the work done, and at
the same time keep up much of a
thinking about anything clece. It in
dines the lesplratlnn that Is ihuiiuter
Istlo of tiotm.il sleep. It tires the set
of muscles the thing of which Is one
of the favorite (lev lies for producing
hypnosis, It pioduces and calls atten
tion to cettnln sensations in the ees
and eiellds which nie the normal pie-
cursors of sleep. It alternates woik
and test In such a way as to make ie
sumption of work more und moie
grateful. Finally, peisons who have
had dilllculty In going to sleep and
stalug asleep, teport that this method
puts them to Hleep and puts them back
again when they wake up too soon,
PROBLEMS OF THE CITY.
London Is Unable to Take Care of
Her Vast Population.
Within a spate of about 200 squat e
miles over H.ooo.OOO of people are packed
In tlieater London, and a wtlter in the
National Review says their ttanplt
system Is utterly Inadequate to their
needs. The new "tuhes" are carrying
all the pap-pengers they can, yet are
financial failure, paying only 24 per
cent, dividends. Nor have they mater-
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About 1200 feet of floor space on
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desirable. Wanted.
WANTKP Two Rood canvassers for Scranton,
Ithrr iimIc at (eniidr. s.ilnry or ramnilainn.
Nmcl inritiirinoits to bii.vrto Stranton Hook
Agency, Itoom 101 P.iiill lluildlng.
WAN! KD One thousand pernons to buy one
thoti.and bottles "Knlghta' Ainmatlc Sjrup
of Pninrn," nature' gieitr't phle. l.arRe
bottle, 25 cent. Chai. P. Jones, 1537 Hack
on avenue.
WANTKD An Intelligent (rathollc) lady or gen
tleman to (111 a light, pleasant position;
Rood pay, if tultable. Addrens P. O. Box 20,
Scranton, Pa.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED-TaMe boarders.
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Tompkins, 631
Help Wanted Male.
VVAYIT.I1 Young nun a assistant bookkeeper,
who unriereUnd atenography nnd tjpewrlt.
log, A ihan"p fur adi imement lor the right
part. Address "C." thl offlee.
Help Wanted Female.
W'ANTIID (iirl or middle ajed woman for gen
rial housework in cotinlr) hotel, Addrcs It.
r.. Smith, Kleelvillc, Pa.
ARents Wanted.
WAS l'i:i Tteliablo agents to take subscription
for our popular mag.iriue In connection with
new census Allis. rxcepiioml opportunity
Write todiy. Julm VAananukci, Dept. ItiJ ,
New oik.
Personal.
Otit NEW HOOK sent free, fully Illustrated,
tieats ot all uuidllion of men, tell how to
attain "Perfeit Vlanhoml ' Nhoiild bo In the
lunds of cvrri male jdull Address Kile Medical
I o., "Book lJrpl ," Hutfjlo, N. V,
Lost.
L().sr-On Au:r t, p'dng by liollei car fiom
Harrison avenue to I !H7 Sinderson aveniu.
a ladies' 1.0M vvalcli. Monukiain .1. II K on
else-. Inside ilcsinptlnn froni motliri lo len
tne." liew.nd nltiicd by Mis Jennie II. Fcmlci,
71 H Ilaiilsuu nvenuo.
LOsI' (lenlli in m's gold vvalcli, between VI id
isnii avenue and W.ihinglnn avenue. Kit nil
to ti-EJ Midlsuti avenue, llewatd.
nllly relieved the congestion, says the
Ilaltlmoie ".Sun." The old utideigiound
rallioads aie paying only 3 per cent.,
though they aie chocked with traffic
at the "rush" bonis.
Vested Inteiests aie declared to be
too stiong to penult the la.vlng of sur
face tiolley lines In the centers of Lon
don's UufnY. Mr. Balfour's suggestion
of a new seties of loads tadlatlng fiom
the stait of the city to the subiubs for
the use of cycles and motors only Is
practicable, but it would cost $100,000,
000 or moie to condemn pilvate jiroper
ty for that purpose. The widening of
tho existing main roads would be even
moie eostl.
The pioblem of the slums and the
ovei crowded tenements seems to be
even moie acute In London than in
New Yoik. Rents aie so high, owing
to the lark of quick tiaii'-lt to the
suburbs, that the woiklng people aie
dilven to foim new slum settlements
as fiicst as the old ones aie loin down.
And the county cnuiiill's model tene
ments, built with the taxpayer' money
nie declared to be let at lentals that
do not pay for the Investment.
As to Its water supply, London, sa
the lev lower, cannot much longer lely
upon the Thames, which "In a diy
summer below Teddlngton Weir Is lute
beter than a nialodoious sewer." All
of her nearby sources of water have
been nppiopiiated. The nearest one
available Is in South Wales, nnd the
Welsh people "strenously object to part
ing with It. Fiom these pieinlses the
reviewer's coniiiicslon Is that London
has about i cached its utmost possible
size and must soon slop gi owing. Per
haps in all countrles.lncludlng our own,
Thomas Jefferson's opinion that the
glow th of gieat cities was not favor
able to the best conditions of living
will finally stand approved by experi
ence. RASPBERRY CUP.
Directions for Pieparinp What Is an
Ideal Summer Drink,
Prom the New nik Commirual dveitiser ,
lldripheiiy cup Is an Ideal dilnk on a
hot summer alteinonn. Take u pound
nnil a half of ilpe, fresh raspbeiiles,
mah them with a wooden spoon in a
basin. Then add a pint and a halt of
cold water, the juice of two lemons
a few riiops of ro-evvnter, and a half
pound of sugar loaf. Let this mlxtuie
stand for tlneu or even four bonis,
and stir at Intervals-, so as to be sure
the lrult is thoi oughly well mashed;
then stialn thiough muIIn. Jf con
venient keep it on ko until wanted, mid
Just befoie serving add two hottles of
soda water, a lump or Ice and when It
is in tho bowl or jug float a few iceo
leaos on top.
Some- inspberijes are in mil fuller
fldvniPd than utheis, then either moie
water or soda water may bo added and
It may also toqulie little moie sugar,
which must be stlired until dissolved.
Ingiedients, one and it half pounds
bellies, ono and a half pints water,
two lemons, twenty diops rosewater,
one-half pound loaf sugai, two bottles
soda, water, Ice nnd six or eight ficah
rose leaves.
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The Newest Photographic Album.
The inutosiope airmi hound to la'ie the plaio
of the faiml photogupli album, fin, instead of
one iM-poaril photos rjph, we have a n.ncssion
of a thousand, nil token within lull a minulc, of
tin tame subject. Ilmcc, no more plaud, angu
lar effetts, hut i dellshlfil hcilrs of vlewa re
cording every plue and hd.' of the mlv.
rxprisilon. Alter the orif.nal negallve is mil,
a many mutoscope ifels eai he printed from it
ta rirtired. InKead of ixcharglng one-pose pho.
tofrsphs with one's frienJ. the prMetsor of a
rarlor mutoicope sends a life motion plctuie of
himself, of his family, of hi pets, lo hit frienda
or relative. Evcrbody's Muaiine,
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
For Sale.
I Oil SAM,' Two William tlpcwriter and one
lloitel A Manhattan, l III Hint ilam Hliap".
can be bought at a baigaln and ivi-a at ary
time at Underwood Tipcinller Oftue, P. II,
Lotfln, Manager, Itoi.m fi, An ado huildm;, cl'.
JCST AlllUVr.lJ Willi a car-load of horse uncli1
ilrlvcraj weight liom l,Mi In ,'.), kcvcul
t'nwriy rmmiirii iron- can PC seen ai u n.i)
mond court, K, M, Cobb.
rOlt SAI.K-A t'otticll k Sons cylinder pre,
S.WM. In good condition, new rollers c.)00.
Apply vWUea ilarre limn Of6ic, V llkestlarrc,
I'a,
Money to Loan.
VVJJO.UOO TO I.OAf-l.owMt rates: straight or
monthly payments. Stark A; Co.,Trader' lili
ANY AMOUNT OF MONKY TO 1.0 W -Qulik,
itralgM leans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N, V Walker,
SH-315 t'cnncll building.
BKAsVOII WANT OFFI0KS.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALIIERT SCHU'TZ, corner Mulberrj
rtreet and Webster avenue.
CUSTAV riCHEL, 630 Adams avenue.
West Side
CEORGK W. JEKK1S3, 101 South Main
avenue
South Scranton
. FRED L. TEUPPE, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. v. PAVIS. corner North Msln
avenue and Market street.
Green Ridge
CHAm.r.S P. JOSE9, 1537 Dickson
avenue.
F J .lOHSI. n:o (Jreen Ridge street.
C. lOltn.SZ, corner Washington ave.
nue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNhPFEI., 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
J. o. BOSK & SON.
WAM'I.Il An evperlcmeil girl for general
houst-noik; lefeieiicis requlied. Apply at
Cl Clay avenue, iiuuiediitelv.
Strnyed.
UAMi; TO MY PIsI'MM'.S a earlln2 heifer;
ovvnti can hue sane b Identification,
(iiles Stanton, Clnuihilla, Pa.
SATURDAY STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The following quotnllon sr furnished Thl
Mbune by M. S .lo.'dan c Co., rooms 705 7'i(
Uears building, Scranton, I'a. Telephone 001:
Open- High. Low Clos
ing, est, t ln.
Anieruan sugir 1J7"3 llT'a 1'al'i l.Mi4
Aim man Tubac to UJ'a H-'j l-'a !'-'.
AlihUiin Tl'i 71' i 72H 'i
Atchison. Pr til'1, I'V, Ul I. I'a
llrook. Traction 7Vi 7'i, 'i'i 7'i
Hilt A-Ohio f'.'j !i'j li"'a t'-'a
(out. Toh.iuo lal'a (0 U'1 'lf,,i
C hes. & Ohio I'.'a 41 U 4'i'g 4 '..
t'hli A (It. Wr.t 'J."a '-'-"s SJ's ''s
Si. Paul Hal' K.0't IX. TiS'j
lloek Maud hi', 1W 117 H7
Linus. A Nil Hl'4 Ill's mi h'l'j
Man. Klcvaleil MPs U7 U7H il7ai
Met TTictinn I'iii I1'1' lfi lJi
Mi-so. Picifii- 117 !i7'i 07 ')7i 1
South P.iillle .V. SVa fit'z M'j
Noifolk A Wis-t f'i 'i"s Id's :!.
V (Vnti.it Ill's Ill's l''T l"'l
Out A- W.stoin 11 X!1 'II -
Peniu II It lll'i 111'. HI HI
1'ai-lhV Mill U II II 4
lleiillng llv I! It'S 1'J
ltejcliiig llv. l'l 7ii '' 77, 7o"s
Southern It. It :'" '""a '". 2'l't
Southern It. 11. Pr . ... ):' M M7 !
T'enn Coil & lion C! ( -' 1 ll
V. S Leilher 1 1U 11'4 l I'i
I. s, icathei, Pr T'i'i M 7i'j su'j
V S Rubber 1 Is 1J IS
1 mnn Pacific ! 7Bi H7', !.' H7
1 nlon 1'jclho, Pr Ss'i s-'t s5'i Psi'i,
VV.ib.ish, Pi S-i'i 3'i'4 ron f,0i i
VVe.steni Union Blai PI'i fl'a fll'-i
Col. Fuel A lion ('.' i o,i j ii2 f.-'3
Vmal. Copper II I'a Wj IP'a H!'"
People's Oas m'i Ifi'j 111 111
I'rie .17'a ST'-a 71 :t7',
line, VI m 111 In i"i
Col. Southern IT, IP, 1H, H'i
Amer. Car Foundry .... -."H, H, 1i3 'j'l'j
I . 4. 5eel Co 4'"i 4l'i 4 I'-j 4l'a
O. S. Steel Co.. IV I.) !H'a W W
NEW iOIIK C.IIAIV MVItlvl'l".
Open. High- Low- Clos.
W'IIKT. Inc est. est Ing.
September "P, 71 7li 71
Dei ember 7.13i i'.'s c.'i1 7o'4
eonv.
September d) Hi', (i fu;
December 01 hl bl 61
SUNDAY BASE BALL.
National League.
t fhlcago- I! II I,
riuidgo n n o n s n n n o ,i id 1
it i.oui 00 2iinono i u n
llilteiies W'addell and hahnej su,10ff an,i
It.van. Fmplres O'Day and llinvvn Attend
a lie, e-fyWW.
At Cincinnati- R. II K.
(invlniutl SOfiOOOaOd-J rt 1
Pit tiiimg i o 0 o o i o o-fl in a
Ilitlerles Ilalin and licigens Poole anil O Con
nor. Lmplrc Nash. Atiendance 8.JU0
American League.
At Oilcago R. II F.
rhiiago sniooniix i n 4
llevcland ooootoion-i ti
Ilatlflles (Irilflih and --iilIi in. Howling .nil
Connoi. I'mplic sheildin. Attendance ll.tssv.
Eastern League.
Worcester-Pmvlilenie, povtponcd, tain.
Montreal, 3 Itoihester, (1.
Vt Milwoikoc (fiist game) It F.
Milwaukee ...,10000200001-1 H
Detiolt 3 0000)00000 .1 s I
llaltcrlea (larvm and Donahue; e,lger ami
Shaw. I inpiic Mantsau.
second game R II. E.
Milwaukee (I () n 10 0 0 0 1 -II 11 4
Delioit 0 1 0 I 0 U i 0 ft- I U 0
Hattrrloa-l!awli v and Jlalone.v; Cronln, Siev
cr. Ruelow- and Shaw. Linplio Ianasau. At
tendanve il.Si 1.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL AND ANNEX
Virginia Ave and Reach, Atlsnilc City, N j,
SUlh veai, .I'.Q bejiuiful looms rnsulte, single
snd Willi balh, hot and cold sea.wster latin
In hotel and annex. Loialmn select and central
within few yaids el the steel Pier Oichevtia'
Offers special spring rales, $12 to $15 by week
il.iO up by day Special lates to families. Coaches
meet all tulni. W'rito for booklet
CHARLES E. COPE.
the Delaware city.
Atlantic City. K. J,
Tennene avenue and fieuh. Centrally located
Cheerful. Comfortable snd home-like, Table sni
service unsurpaied, Capacity, 00.
REST & DRL'BAKEIt,
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Than Pour Linn, o Cent (or L'ach Oxtra Llns.
Situations Wanted.
D00KKi:i:i'i:il (male) desire cmploment thr
i , .a "k'. ,;,c"n " ln t situation.
Addrcs A, II l,. 'lid line oftlie,
A WIIMAN vviinti men's underrlnthe to nssh:
llist-dan laundre. II. M 'Irlhune olBce,
A WllVIW waul washing to do home cr go out.
jAiIiIipm II, M , Tribune offfto.
SMI TKV W CsTEl) lr n,na n t o" uolitTy
LiiniT . JJf ""'"IinT "f clcaiiliig. Mrs. Ilusvell,
1210 Cedir nvenuo.
fell LAI ION' WAmT.IiTv TTounT Ud7Mm
uphcr and lewilter Ilu.lniM, lollega
gradtiule. Addiei. t am, t jrbondale, Pi
WITA1ION WAMEiiJnv" a'tlrMrdTirntril
housework. Oil Frrrllnaml slreet, city.
SI li' TIO.V WN 11,11 "Tly a well evperlenTed
.vouiik man a i loihlng salesman, also under
stand cue of hooks. Addles Salesman, care of
Tribune llltlie.
Sill VIIOS WMl- good straclv and re-
liable ghl wantx a situation a't general
linii.ewoik In small family, irteiences, if de-
tiTi ,nijlvC.'.l.M. ' !r"""e Irlhune. Citv.
SHI Miov H'AMI II llv a nun, culling lawns
or laklrg tare of goden. 1116 Lloyd stiett,
second floor.
For Salo or Rent.
Vskf-k'WV'te'WU-IWWtSSW-UWA..
FOR SVI.E OR REST -single house. Ml Web
.. ',r.r. J "'" I'en rooms, kteam heat. O. F.
Revnolds, ( onnell building
Furnished Rooms.
H'RMslllil) Ronvib Front room, Court Hous
wpiarcj bath. i all -j2 Adams avenue,
roim 7.
PROFESSIONAL.
ssk'ssssssv
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWVRI) C. SPAFI.DI.NO, 23 TRADERS BAN'S
Building.
Aichltects
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELL
building.
iREimniCK r, nnowv, arch. b. reai,
Estate Exchange llldg , K'O Washington ave.
Civil nnd Mining Engineeis.
II. I: IIRI)lfl, (.Oil CO.NMiLI, IIUIbniNfJ.
Dentists.
DR. O. E. ElI.KN'riEROElt, PAULI DUILDINO.
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. C. C. LAU3ACH, 115 WYOMING AVENUE.
Lawyers.
FnANK ', J1 ,,0VI'K' AITORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12. 14, 16 and 18 Rurr building.
F. K. TRACV.ATT'Y.COMMONWEALTH BLDO.
D-l' HH'WOti; A rTORSEY-LOANS NEGO
tlated on real estate security. Hears bulldins,
corner Washington avenue snd Epruce street,
WIEMRD. WARREV fi KKAPP. ATT0RVEY9
and counsellors st-law. Republican buildlr;,
Washington avenue. ,
JESSIJP h .irsnm irrniiwrva x-n ivmiv.
sellor-at-lavv. Commonwealth building. Rooms
19, 20 and 21.
IDJVAI1D W. THVYI'.R. ATTORNEY. ROOMS
003 "01. Plh floor, Mears bulldins.
L. A. WATRES, ATTORNT.Y-AT-LAW, BOARD
of Trade building. Scranton, Pa.
t'ATTKRSOV Ic WILCOX, TRADERS' NATIONAL
nank building.
C COMFflYS, 0 13 REPURLICAN rtUILDINQ. "
A. W. niRniOLF. OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
211 WomIns avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
DR. W. a ALLEN, 51J NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. IAIOREAt:, OFFICE 3tt WASH
Ington avenue. Residence, 131S Mulbeiry
ChronH disease, lungs, heart, kidney and
genlto urinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Resturants.
THE M.K CAFE. 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable. .
P. ZEIGLER. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. k W. PAS.
eengcr depot. Conducted on the European
plan VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. n IlitlGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no odol J only improved pumps used.
A II. Rrlggs, pioprletor. leave orders 11"1
North Main avenue, or Elcke'a drug store, cor.
tier Adam and Mulberry. Both telephone
Seeds.
O It. CHRKE A- CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NlfRS
ermen, store 201 Washington avenue; grecx
houses, m&O North Main avenue; store Ule
phone, 7o2,
Wire Screens.
JO'KPII hl'ETl'KL, REAR ill IACKAVK.i
Scranton, Pa , manufaituicr of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRES.M VKING FOR CHILDREN' TO ORDER:
also ladies' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 211
Adams avenue.
MFGARGLE RROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, ES
v elopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 13C
Washington avenue, Scranton, Ta.
THE WILKESRARRE RECORD CAN RE HAD
In Scranton at the news stands of Relvmnii
Bros, 400 Spruce and S0J Linden; VI Norten.
22 Lackawanna avmue; I. S, Schutser, 211
Spnue street.
FINANCIAL.
VVi. - .
OLDEST!
SAFEST!
BEST!
WALL STREET
Money Will Cam Big .Monthly
Returns.
The Investor's Fund Psys Semi-monthly.
The oldest established in America No rertlfleat
holder has ever o,t cent Pajments msde lo
all subsuibcrs every 13 riajs. No trouble No
delay. Monev refunded on demand Write lo
day for pattlciilais, fiee to sny sddreiss.
C. E. Msckey & to , Hudson Bld'g , New Yoik.
$55,000
Rocky Mount, N. C,
5
Water, Sewer and
Electric Light
BONDS.
Yielding 4.40 Per Cent.
Write for special circular.
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co.
1 Nassau St., New York.
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