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THE SCKANTOX TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, SEPTE31BEU 3, 1901.
II
7
I
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CARBONDALE'S
COLDEN JUBILEE
'f-oi iniit.l from l'i,i 1 1
the oTc.Mitic tionvl of District 1 will
ah j lie pi spent.
Viofllpnt Mitchell anlvoil in tlm
r'ly lout cionfUK m-l will likoly icintiln
in the Kiict or llif local union till
Thiusiln.v
TH CIVIC PARADE.
Opening Event of Colobrntlon a
Marked Success.
naFonln& nloiiir tho lino of the old
cvuv th.it n K""1 ftnit Is half the hat
tic, thi iiiiunt.'is of the colt'liiutinit
m.t i ipitoil tin' oponlnt; ccnt lln
rlvlc parade with nn little nnxlil.
Ai tin' pantile was fmniltiK. tin- anx
iety wai rclli'NPil there waa then no
doubt but that It would he a gi.inil
Biiire-! Ati'l It was. In size, Inter
estltiK foituron nnil nil that Kno to
ninhe a itieeeps (if Mit h evontu, It was
nil that wan looheil foi. anil mmr
All the sneetle ncreptliiR Invita
tions to putlclinte were In line In
Viuue mimhem ami the huslness men
marie a shiiultiK In the trailes' rtliplay
that hep iKe an extremely lively In
tel est anil deep. "seated pildo In their
eltv There wasn't a dull feature In
the entlie column, nnd many nf tlm
f'litiirrs wrie nf an exceptionally til
ler stlnR chni actor
The pioceislon stalled at in 311 nnd
was imdi r way for about nn lmur nnd
n half it wn fmty minutes In pass
lnj: a nKen point.
The line was made up In three di
visions Tlu' first eotiiMlseil the po
lice, Kinnd marshals and aides, nnd
olprers and visitor In rnrrlimo- This
division fm mod on Chinch stieet and
Salem avenue, light hmImk n M.tlu
Htroet.
Second Division.
The second tllvMnil. ioniioed of
th fiatorim henelh 1.1I, patriotic nnd
othir like oicanlz itlons. foimed on
Llnioln a venue nnd WnshliiKton
ntieet, riuht rftliiK mi Main.
The ihlid division, In which was
coiitalnr-d the trades' display, formed
on ltiver Mtioei nnd Salem avenue
r tsht lestlnK on Main.
llendliiR the pi ratio vvns n miutnted
(fi it of six police, led by Chief James
Mi ndrow, and closclj following was
Chief Mnrshtil John P. Collins, his
chief of Ftaff, O II Van Oordcr and
the fn)iow Inn aides vvouIiir the lnnir
:ii 1 of the oipTiiUatlous they lepie
.. nted I1 P. Tlslie. A. H Nli ol Mel
v.n Tippan. James I'ltlRonn T J. C.ll
liool, Joseph MeCnnn. Joseph Jenkins,
Core tillbeit. William Matthews,
i, -it. ltiti , James Ilnpr nnd
1 lank llnvlnn.
Cnibonilale s crack hand, the Mo
'arts had the honor of beiiiR the first
musii'i. orcanbatlon In line If
r -.relied Just preceding the dozen open
eirlnfiev, rhIIv bedecked, containing
tiw cit ofTlclnls, school controllers,
1 Kir dliei tots members of the boaid
f !i nltli, ileiKj and distinguished
quests
Thee wen Mnjor John W Kll
patrl. k S-tmtor M J rtutln. of Chi
ciip ''I'V RiiKlneer William Kot h,
V rv-tcher chahmiii of selei t coun
cil Cltv i-ontro!lei H A W'honloi. S
le. t Councllmen James Thompson,
Tlmni- s ttittlr Thom is Itanetl. John
J'ov s j iini r Mannlon, Coinninn
Chi 1 1 till- 11 William Collins. C.nlnlel
1'iibI nn, Aleinnde. tC"nned. Thom
is Vo.tii 1,, John Mitiis V 11 Mas
t i' OnrKP Whltflild, Wllllnm llvans,
J-"iis T.oftus I'oor nheitirs Morean
Tt.onins, lohn Mi Cnb, llnirv T Wll
l'anis, Itm. Lynch John 1'uike,
.liii.es McMillan, I'istnnsier 1: H.
Itlpi I" -stnnt rostmnsti r 1) v,
V'Will of Poinntnn. Jail Warden W
T Simpson, of Snanton, and Tost
nit.siir J din II. Thomas
Had Post of Honor.
In chniRo of the second division wns
Thomas Siivnuo and the following
aides 11 1 t.oftus, Onrso Oriln
j:er imnlei Ilodcln?, Joseph McCann
.."d I) W nilliiit
The post of honor the 1 Itilit of the
1 in was held by tlv vetenns nnd
S 1 s if eteians The civil v ir vet
n ins ninnhed under the b inner of
Whin II Pn vies post, No 1ST, (Ji.nnil
Vnn .if the llepiihllo and woio coin-i'ni'ti-1
hv Colonel John MtConib.
J'oitv if the cmv hos In blue were
nf'int nd twei tv ninio lode ntop a
I' s ' iilv b. The Cltlnens' hnnd. of
J-int Mispiifd them to step out
with tie nli' stilil that 111.11 ked oft'
t-.i niair miles of VliKlnla mud nnd
( hi ol ! I "ld
to t1 w ike of th" (ii.miil imj men
was 1! iwn 'ho oil hihtnii cannon
i- It'll Splitter with which tlr
' Wide Awakes ' le'obiued Lincoln
Requires Lots of Nerve Re.
sistance to Prevent Ex
haustion and Prostra
tion. The km 1 of people who aie least nhle
to wlthstmid hut weather aie the ones
with apet .eives-They bieak down
duilnj; Mitnmei heat lose stietiRth
imri 1 estless cannot sleei tlilKetj and
netful aientalb and ph sic illy, with
this class, iieat eeius to falily flatten
out activity of mind ind body piodue
Insra languid, jpliltk-ss, hausted con-
ll'tlOI'.l
lis the iiLt.on ot I3i ,, v. chase's
Nurvo PHI in biiilditirf up the Nerve
I'MiMrR and tettinr ,n motion that
hlltlen eillient tailed Nve Toice,
v ii'.ch wc know cists nut the- nature
ot which wo do not undeiMiiml iht-y
twine this medli'ine ce popuiai for
curnn.vi ItttiMiudcs and .eal;ness.
Ml ...lAUtl rtl.,Mfi lf No, i3 HjfJ,,
V.i ik jvonue. .Skiiiiitun, Pa, mjA -I
-as In n rin down condition li..mi
ariHS. ni'ivous and sloepln;, badly and
th oppetlte poor. I waa told of r)i
A W Ch.n.'OH Nerve Puis and ot a
tiox As ,1 te.iult I sleep and eat hpII
aruni I am 'cry much pleasfd vith
thi-ni and Blad to iecomniend Hit in to
ctlu-ra This I can do conscientious "
This ii thi' khai'e and desiyn 0f t lir
Genuine Ui. A. W. Chase's Netve Pills.
All eth"ri :uf Imltatlces and date not
un- this ilcslRn.
Dr. A. W. Chnse'a Nervu Pllla 10
cents ;i cox at diuiiglsty it Dr. A. W,
Cimso Mi'Jloln Co. linftnln, N v
"( ttitt pt.rtiait iii,l f.lKiir.nre of ,f
W Cha M fi are on every puckacc
I'VId In tiuiiutton by MatthfWh 15rog,,
JiutulJts.
MOT WHATOHB
11UI VTUlllUlJll
election and Incidentally blew off
Uimley Hnll'B arm.
The Spanish war veterans mustered
thirty men. Some were In blue, pome
In k.nhkl, and their corps badges told
of service In nil the recent "fields" In
which t'nplo Samuel hns been more or
lss acMvi'. Corpoial I.. Jadwln, for
miily. of Company H. Thirteenth regi
ment, watt In I'ominntid
The Independent order of Odd Tel
lown, the flrBt of the fiaternnl socle
ties, wtre headed by n compani of
ivililaichu MHllnnt mostly from
Scraiiton Their attractive uniforms
and f.intv ntaichlnir maneuvers weie
piovocntlve of npphiiDie all nlonp the
line. Meutenant Colonel H J. Hall,
of Cnrbondile, was In charge. The
commander of the first platoon was
Colonel P. J. Wtlci, of Scraiiton, while
Captain Dletilch, of Wllkes-IJarre,
conunnnded the second
fdlve Leaf lodge. Imh pendent Order
of Odd Pellows. man lied one of the
lirgist bodies In the column, and It
was likewise a. line appearing body.
A Picturesque Group.
Th" Daughtets of !!obeo.n, In their
varl-hued leromonlnl raiment, nnd
cat tying the H.vnihols of their order.
Including the antique wntcr Jar,
formed a niot picturesque group.
They rode In open carriages, In the
first inrrlnge were the principal offl
eom of the organization, Mrs, Kv.n
nix. Mis. Henry Krantz, Mrs. P. N.
Havley and Mis. Mabel Stllson
Division No 11, Ancient Order of
Illhernlins, led by Owen McDonald,
with Thomas Padden as foot marshal,
came next In line, to the number of
on. liundicrl nnd twenty-five. Follow
Ing them were the members of thp
Pioneer rather Mnthew society, one
of the oldest total nhstlnence organ
izations in the state, Thomas How
ard wns innrshal,
The Patriotic Order Sons of Ameri
ca, headed by Past President 12 J.
Stuck, made a good showing with
foity flne-looklng men, bedecked In the
red, white and blue regall.n of their
older and carrying n profusion of
American flags nnd banners
St. Ito.se do Lima branch, No. 31. of
the f'nthnlle Mutual Heneflt associa
tion, tinned out sixty strong, under
the lendeishlp of Simon McDonald.
The Hod Men made their usual in
tetestlng showing; in fact thev out
did themselves on this occasion A
l'irge float, bedecked in purple nnd
white and Its platform fringed with
a Pi nf union of feins, carried members
of the Degiee of Pocohontas, In the
plctun sqiie costumes of Indian maid
ens, giouped In an nitlstlially nr
l.insed woodland SLene All the Hod
Men were In fu'l costume and war
paint and wielded a wide assortment
of primeval weapons. Including many
v.uletles of the "Can le Nation ' C
Mlttan. assisted bv Thomas Jenkins,
had cliHige of them.
Won Applause.
The Knights of Pythias were led bv
Miijiu C.eorgo W. Okell. of the staff of
Itrlgadler General Thomas, of Pitts
burg Division No. t'.0, or the Unl
fotmed Hank, Knights of Pythias,
captained by David Hrown won no
end of enthusi istic applni'-e for Its
skillful matching nnd drilling and fine
mll'taiy appearance.
Caibondale lodge, No 230. Knights of
Pythias, tinned out a laige, flne
looklng body of men, and conti Ihiited
n big In Ishlv-bedecked float, cariy
ing a sooie of the meinheis in ceie
motilal gaib, lepiisentlng a lodge ses
sion piepaiod to peiform one of the
secret 1 It s
Diamond lodge. Shield of Honrr,
with an atmored buglei at th'lr head,
and comnianded In Allan Ramsay, had
tUiiy-the men in Hue
S Alo.vslus Tempeiance soi lety, one
of Caibondalo's newest, but most ng
greive organlatlons. brought up the
rem of the division with l.'"i men In
line W. V. Sullivan was In command.
The thlnl division was in iharge of
C. W. .Seamans His aides weie S. T.
Poaic. Chailes MiCann. Willi mi My
eis. Allien Hudd.v and Patiltk lainny.
The inusit was fiunl.sliMl by the P.
O. S of A band.
Those who made dlspla.vs In this ill.
vision weie Iliothei hood of Hall
load Tialntmn. fielght car and
taloose on flints, Acme Soap
companj lninienf cake of snip.
Pethrlck, fuinlture, llhk & Co, butch
er shop, it P P ittoiMin'.s Sons, twenty-foot
cannon made of binds,
mounted on a p.m. 1 pet ot boxes, L'.nvnn
son Nnptha Hoia lompany, soaps, O.
W Heny, furnltun D W. Humpluey.
teas, etc, C W. rulkoij.on, musical
Instruments, M P. Stephens, groceiles,
S. T niitnhard dali, l.aiknwanna
lioitsi, beer gatdrn (genuine). Soap
liif company, "the whalv and a big
cannon fioni which samples were pio
Jected W. Cmey, haiber shop In full
opeiatlon. Kiautz llios, bieweiy.
Poster, photos, J A Honle, luiubei .
Alio Minn, "Old Woman In the Shoe,"
and Aid t man It. J. Delevan, justice.
This last float was not last In the
lln. hut is listed theip that It mav
le given more than a passing notice.
The 'squire -, float culled n full lep-
I ii'sent.iHon of u c-ouit loom in .str-n-1
u iii activity The 'squlie was attlied
I l'i the silk gown of an appellate jus.
u..' nn.i a plug hat On his light was
" blind goddess Constable Stuve
iiilhv, In a polk email's unlfonu, at at
his left A high long table sep.uated
Mei nnd the. goddess About the
100m weie seated the custom, in hab
itues of a maclitrate's (nun, Including
some lads made up to represent floice.
looking females their thief adornments
being black eves and led nos-es.
The parade was reviewed at noon in
fiont of city hall paik and dlspeised
on Itlver stieet
REUNION OF THE
FORMER RESIDENTS
Gathering of Children of the Pioneer
City at Central School Building.
The leunion of foimer tesldeiits of
Caibondale. the sentimental side of the
jubilee the home-coming day It has
been called took place in the after
noon In tlm Conttal school building.
This Idea of the Jubilee, this gient
big leunion of alt who delighted to call
c.ubondalo their native heath, who, In
the busy strife of the wotld could
stop to exclaim with pilde, as they
i called their humble blithplace, "This
In my own, my native land," was kept
uppermost In the mliida of the piojec.
tors of the Jubilee; they planned long
and w 01 ked with dlllgenoo to bring
about n g.itheilng that would be not
les than the coming together of a
laiiJ" inniish wldels scatteied family;
thpv wero anxious that all who ever
made caibondale their home would
reg.nd this rourjlon as a home-coming,
p. day for eNthatiRlng gteetings, re
newing friendships and comrade
Fhlps that had their beginnings In
th days of Innocence and tase: In
short, a day of fraternizing among
people who, nccotdlng to the Celtic
saying, "aie all one."
A Dig Tnmlly Reunion.
And In the gathering In the assem
bly room of the school building, nil
these hopes weio lealled and In the
fullest measure. It was 11 leunion, n
big family leunion, with nil the Inel
dents nnd pleasuies that attend such
occasions. Thoie weie exchanges of
greetings, tevlvals of old filendshlps,
swapping of sttules of childhood and
youth's days a continuous tun of
good humor, nnd vailous soils of
pleasantiles, The jubilating Joy of the
occasion wns spread all over the as
semblage and It manifested Itself In
the brightened faces of the multitude,
In their meny Jests and hcirty laugh
ter over the oft-told tales of eaily
days. Hven after the exeiclses foi
mnlly t'losed, a goodly nimibei lin
gered to prolong a lonveisatlon that
covered some cheiished romembrniHo,
nnd then theie weie a few mom
speeches that worn not on the pio
era 111 me.
Exercises Open.
It was Intended to enny out the pro
gramme from a platform erected on
tin cast side of the school building,
nnd Keveral bundled chairs had been
spread over the lawn to iicconimodato
tho guests. Jmt a lain shower came up
Ji'st ar Chad man II. H Jadwln callid
for oidei, nnil the crowd icpaliod to
tl e assembly room on the top floor,
wllch had been prepared for Just such
an emergency. When the crowd was
seated In the hall tho chaltman do
clareii the exercises opened. Tho Mo-
PROVERB
&mv'
Wlicli proverb does
zm band, whlih was seated on the
Malr in the main h.illwa.v. plnjcd the
plaintive melody of "My Old Kentuiky
Heme." This was followed with the
aiiuopilate air "Home Again,"
Chilli man Jadwln, In his opening,
irau the following veiso ftotn Levlti-
CU"
"Ant e shall hallow the fiftieth
vear. It shall be a Jubilee unto
ou nnd jo shall return, eveiy man,
unto his possession, and o shall le
turn, ovei man, unto his family,"
I i mil this, iu said, which was wilt
ten seveial thousand .vears ago, it
would appear that seinl-cetitennlal eele
Inatlons weie not new by am means.
Hi tlnn Introdiiieil ttov. Chailcs 13.
l.ci. pastor of the riesbjteilan chuich,
vlu ofteiod a tooling Invocation, offer
ing thanks for the bit s-ings that had
hi en showeied on Caibondale and her
sons and daughteis, and begging for
loutiniittl benedli Hups.
Hon. J. J. O'Neill's Welcome.
Hon .lames ,1. O'Neill dellveied the
ndm i"-s of wek ome. He likened the
inming of the vstois to Cat boudale as
a home-coming The wonl home, he
said is the .sweetest in the wotld, the
swectisi In nil tho languages of the
woilo The success a man wield, the
succfs that he alms at all his aspha
tlniu go forth to be exhibited at home..
This s the noblest of all sentiments,
I' i unlveisal, foi the love ot home can
li found everywhere. Mr, O Nclll, after
indicating how this Influence Is a fat -tor
p the soilal and the civil life, he
tinned to the plonoois of Catlmndale,
and paid ti Unite to them by pointing
oit- their ihaiaiteiistks theli btuidy
iharactei, thr-lt high intelligence, their
lieblts of indiistiv ami suggested that
thi so showed in inlniatuie the tyjies to
In found In the Cnlted states,
1 Mi. O Nell loniltidid with a wann
wile ome to the foimei residents of the
tit.
W. W. Lathrope Speaks.
Attorney W. W. Uithrope, of Scran
ton, a Catbondnlean who has achieved
a pi oud iMiur since leaving the seats
of his outh. was the net speaker.
.Mi. I.athrope said that he found It
hard to espiess his emotions when
llieie weie itinjuied up hefom him the
-ernes of his jouth, when he saw lit
loie him the lomiianlons of lvjs e.mly
ila.vs, the teacheis who taught him,
the Uaik't luook nlong whoe banks
he skliiped and wheio he sjient his leis
uh inoiiients In latching tiuut. These
veie all befote him and seem to over
power him and lender I1I111 helpless to
iNpiess' himself, Mr. I.athuipo sadly
liolnted out how old laudmaiks weie
passing away, how cherished spots
were vanishing to make way for the
inituh of (uogiess, and of tho gradual
passing away of the stuidy band who
weio the pioneers in tin great mining
lmlustiy To those who lemalned ho
asked that all lespect and leveience
be shown thmn. Hemming letrospee
tlve, he icmuuted tin beneilts that
came fioni Carhondale, iliislcal vigor,
the hnliltH of Industty bhown by tho
early sottleis, the high standard nf
morality, the icllgious tialnlng "I
know of no town in the coal region,"
said Mr. lnthropc "wheio Hod's name
Is moio honciied or vim inoie lestuilmd
than Caibondale. (lod bh".a Cat bun -dale,
It Is clennr to 1110 than nn ilty."
Comnilssiont r Oeneial of Immigration
1'owdeily, whose talher was the tlit
miner In Caibondale, followed with 11
splendid nddi ess, whlih he dellveied
with Intense feeling. lie said:
'll.iri' aie KUklum wlllnn tho rirr i'ij ix
m rlciu e nf life whin l.iMBiuk'p it lni.o.iiaio In
fully rpifa tho cmutloni of tho miu! 'ihpru
ale II111111 u licit wnnU nun pnunlr tu mho
the konlimorN of the luait ami ulim tllinui
niltht p ifin nmip r!iH,iiint Hun tprtrli Wn
whoiomr In the nhl hnnip to pviIhiikp crecthuii
with ac'iiulntanica, or hreathc a prurr fir
fiicmli, ttiml in the pretence uf inch an occa
elon One of tlm itiopKft sentiments implanted In
tho heart nf nun is love of intlie Un.l Among
all the Urines which it his plcfi fini to allow
u to cultivate there not one that breathe
a purer fragrance ihan love nf home. f!o vvh're
the wanderer maj, ireet whm he niij, hia
heirt will nliciiv vtarn fir the lani that tmn
wmmgamtatKimaBJaBsjuasieittmU i
Mm So mittfr from whirr lie turn hl cjc,
uhen lie Icnknliointwjril llic lsloin cf ihllillionl
nrr itumllrw ami It Mrt arc ,iU.m l.lno Ik
iniv HltiirHH fjltrr rrnt, hikjt meft erritrr
nun II. t tlnxi In' lilt at limilf, Imt no ni'iir,
mi mitti-r hmv raliii.t or bcjutlfnl, no man,
in loillir liow irillfil r rlniiirnt ian aw tlrn
mull timlir mrniiirlrt, aitili lullnnnl tcintlcrllon
n 11 ululit uf the iot hfrp he a li.im l.iriy
urll laiuun mlie In i iMiirhl In thr or ritty
fjinlllnr innii.l iiiih'ikt 1 (niinrc hnei nf
,r 1 f 1 1 -us mi mi. rim 'I lie lulnklcl (j.i nnd hi i.v
IiiIIk uf in ..1.1 (rloli'l mi tullnuid llnii In
tin i,ir of nno rrttirninir In lii4 hnilineil tiom.
Tlirre U iippiIiIhk li'llmlh ttroi ultli He
nun In mIh.p hi.nl idl On olit of iMI.Ihn...!
lip iliiriiiml or ildil. So woml. r tlie .nit nknll
IliealliPt Ihrro tin in n Willi mill mj rl.j.l,
Whii nrirr le Minelf liath uhl,
Ill's U nn nn, tm luthc In. I
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if vriin will i vu rl'iin1 hmi" nf l.nii llnci im
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linM tint da imt rvpctli moil ntiow i innot Irnlv
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I. ill irn'in of Hums Hip nn firnrr. TikP 1
h.inilful if kiiif, throw thrin iiid, in tlip nlr,
nn.i ilih thorn cunli' i thp wln.knf Iniirii
l.lnu Hum In ilnfcii'iit illrprtlniK V fp mi
linn link, Imt thp inim (to on anil ilrlft firthrr
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(ninpinlnn, ip n Ions llio railli (nr a time
l.ifnrp ulnklne Into nml lipimilns a utt nf it
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ami hniirii wi pprl tnifithir. Imt tlm di
inn nn more c rirallnl; thp frlpivk nf our
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I'ltlshuri; 0 0.12001100 , 11 1
H.-i.n n 11 n 2 n n n n 1-1 1; t
llailerlie- I hol.ro ami t) Connor, MchoN ami
KittiiiUc l mpiio llwjir.
'I lie M l.onis team ilclijul on rmil Moinini;
s, tint .otponul
.Nivv Vulk C'hitasu innminc: came pntpone.l.
Vt Sew- tork lit! calm It II 1.
t Innzn I 11 II II 0 (1 11 11 0 -1 r, 1
.Siw Vnrk 11 11 11 I 0 .1 11 j ii jo 1
llittirns- llntlifn ami halioe, Taylor ami How
ilium Lmpirc I ni'lif
Afternoon Games.
SHi.n.l sinit it. ii i.
( hit ie 1 j n n 11 11 11 11 11 11 1
Siw uk 0 n n 0, n 0 1 a a 1 .1
llitteilen l'aon mil Miiikj Hickman and War.
nor l mplre Lmdlc.
U 11 "ton- . It II I.
1'iti-lnirg oon 10200 ft-, 1 a
Hm.i 0 11 0 n 0 11 11 0 0 11 t
Untitles I) hem and icaecr; Willis ami nil
trliliti. I iiiplre--lwer
t Uronl.l.vn H II 1,
st I.oiiU 1 ft .1 ft ft ft 1 Oil- 1 S ,1
liinnklvn .. . . 1 0 ft .1 I 0 2 1 -11 12 2
llttttilcs SinJhoif ami Ilvan, lluelita nml Kir
rtll I mplic Sjkli
t l'hlliilellin it. i, 1:
I im inn ui I ft ft 0 11 11 0 11 -1 1,
Pliiliililpliii . . . . I) I) I 0 1 ft ft I - i, in 1
llittriii-l'liilliw ami lt. Wnilo ami Mi
l'arlatul l ntpirt. Hrnwn
' AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Morning Games.
t Deliolt 11 11 1.
WKliinKtmi . . 11 11 1 ft I 11 ft 1) 0-2 s I
Detroit . . . 2 J 0 ft ft 0 t ft ,-, n 1
llittrrii 1'illrii ami Link, (.luniii and sluw.
I lllpill ( antillnii
i Slllwaakie- It, II '
Hilllinnii' ft 1 0 ft ft ft ft 0 0 1 S S
llilniukce ft 0 ft II U II ft 2 - 2 10 I
Hittprlei I'orcinin and Roblnsoni Itelily ami
Malum;, rniplre Hart
Vt ( Ipvclaml - It II i
HnMon ft I ft 0 f 0 1 ft J 1 12 (1
(l.vilinl I ft ft 0 ft 11 ft 11 ii ,1 2
II iltiilos U inter ami SihrttKengost, Howling
mill Connor I mplro Council)
M f hie ico H i( y.
I'hllaililphla ft 0 11 ft 0 ft ft ft ft-o 1, 1
tliliiiru 1 ft 0 ft 1 ft 11 11 -2 1 '2
Hattiripn-Hirnhiril nr.il tlpeliniii, I'ltlcwon
ml Sullivan. I inpltv Micililan.
Aftexnoon Gaines.
i H.trolt- it 11 i;
Wafhliitnn ft ft 0 II 2 ft ft 2 0-1 12 2
lsimlt I 0 ft 1 ft .1 11 11 7 12 l
llalirrlrn fleir and C'larL, Miller ami McAlllj
lei I mpirc L million
Al ( levelaml
II lnn
It II. K
... ft 1 I ft ft 1 ft ft tl ;, 1
(leviliml
...11 u II n 0 0 ft 0 1 1
Hittirlcp- Vmiiis m.l CilBtr: lliaiken ami l.li.
Inirali a. I n pin ( oiinotl).
M ChllJEil H ,
l'hll.i.lel.ila ft ft 2 i rt n i ft 1- 10 11 -j
I liuato 3 0 ft ft n 5 ft ft .) j j
Hitleili4-VHlte, I'lairr an! Powers: Piatt,
l'atleron and bulllv m I'mpiic .slieriilau,
Vt Mllwaukci' ( , p,
Ihltlmore 0 ft 0 0 ft ft i ft ft '
Vll'vv uil.ee . ... '2 II ft ft ft ft ft ft t, 0
II merles Howell nml llohlruon, Uanln and
MjIoiic), I'mpiic- Hart
East Liberty Cattle.
'at Mhert), Sept. 1 -(allle lilelirr, choice,
fSAJiStiil, prime, WI3a5fO Hi k Active,
prlmo afc.orle.1 meiliiims and heny )nrkeis, s frt
a", light jorkers, MflOaitTi, lieavj hess, VI 'Oa
fiSv, pirn, Viaasa, jUj,,, j-,0,.1, rouglu,
U SOjnSV Mieep Steaiiv ,Wt wethers, (IH 13;
(till ami common, ?1 SSiJ.SSi )earllnRs, 12 SO
t 2) veil en ve, tCidiO.
,'TjaEr?v .vv' i v JM
T-rmmL-'rsSs- 'v . hftrtf mm
;o---. , vis?
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than four l.lnci, j Ccnn for I'.ach llxtra Line.
For Rent.
For Remit
About 1200 feet oflloor space on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
su'table for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Hnquire at office of
Tun Tkuiuni.
Kilt ttl.sr Willi hoard, . pleiMnl front mom,
furnMieil, unlal.le (or itentleniin ami wltc or
two KUitlimcn All Ail.iin avenue..
Hilt HI. SI' Knur rnmiH, ftrtt tloor, heat, fur
nished ,Tft t)nlm v avenue.
I OH III..NT fl, Inlf (Innhle lioue, eleam heat
(rep 1 2ii Mirin tppt
K)lt HHST Sim-room honp In flretn rtldu-e;
nil inmciilcntcii hrgc lot. Hent, Hi Ad
lre S (I, rrlhune.
1 01! Itl.SI-Klshl romiu 7U Jcflemon avenue;
all modern lunvenlcnces '
Eor Sale.
tr -rry
Jt'sT .vnitlVM) wlth'iar load of here. eood
vvoikera and drawn, wrlcht ftnni l.tno to
l.'Wi (an ho ncn at J3I ltiimo.nl court I'
M ( olili.
I-Olt SVLH Two llcht prlnB vaEon and omo
hirncs.1, cheap. I. vans, icar 1132 Luzerne
eucct
I0H SM.K-l'ar lotd of dravlrtr and draught
lu.icoH and unod fimily horses. 222 224 Oak
f rd louit .1 VI Field.
I Oil SM.i:a Cottrell K Sons c)llmter pre,
33v!6, In pond condition, new i oilers, $-100.
vrply Wilkes Ilatto liinta Office, Wilkes Daire,
Pa
Heal Estate.
.VUhnK H1H sVl.ll-V laico houe, sultil.le
for ionvaItiipnt' In me or for siiniiner Imaul
eis Mtniteil ncac iliuiilie, pmtnfflir, railway
and tttamhoatj lirt clij4 oticninc; for Riailintp
inirv (o njten lonvalitepnt' home. The demand
fm it cvin Addrcia A K Hush, t.ravenhurnt,
.Mifkoka, tint.
H)lt VI K -7 rnom Iioiim liirn, S lot and va
tletv nf fruit at ( I irk'1 Nimmit, Aililresi
C V llenliinlii, Clnk'a Miniiult, l'a
I OH SM.I Hmne and lot at nlenbntn, l'a,
iimienient to 1) , L station, tine frmt
ami cmlen Write or call. )ln FnnU (' Hall,
Clrnl.iiui, I' i
Vanted To Buy.
W VSrill- r.i tun, t Imrpp, Mint In sound and
i trend rnadir I ill it nlflie of Mnijer Manu
fartiinnic imnpati) at s i m or 1 p m
Boarders Wanted.
WAMr.n Tatlc boarders. Mrs. Tompkinj, Ml
Washington avenue.
Lost.
1.0-1 V small lid ion, one horn lunkiii Id
tuiu to l.mcpli (.illull, lull Hm4 avenue,
Cit)
10f-ln l'nk t'lite, Hun. 2H hllN I'indor
will lip llliu illv tew inlc.l if returned to l.ivi
I u. Ii ivit?, Tipi 'ihiudoii. ..licet
LEGAL.
NOriri: l. lllltllU HIVl-S- Hut nmhr the act
of afecmlil) entltlid "V i-iipplimrnt lo in
act entitled ' Vn net to provide tor (lip incorpor
ation and nstilation nf lertain cnipoialioiiK,' ap
proved Viiril 2 lib, l-71, prnvldlni, fur Hip im
pmviment, iimmiimut and alti'iatlnn ef II. p
iliarlcK of corpoiilloin of the mi nml h ami
aiithoriini; tlie ininrtinratinn nf traction motor
cninpinim ' apprnvid Hip I.Hi dav nf .tunc
I) ISI, and known as the ( nrpi f itlnn Vinind
input Act uf l"l. Hie Cntllirv Knjtineer com
pan), i corpnrition inatid mid cxli-ting .inder
lie CSiriimaliiiti i t nf Ii!, will appl) to Hie
fcovcrnor nl l'innvlvinii nn WcuniMlav, eptcm.
her 4, 1'inl, for Hip followinr iinrrnvimt nt,
inn. inlin.iin mil all. I iliniM nl in di liter, lr :
I ir-l Hv clianc'ini; Hip nanip nf Hip crpoia
tlnii t.i "liilirnilional lixtlmnk C'nmpani "
Shi ml H) mi ikititr Hip 11111110-10 fm which said
corpoi itinti i fnrniil to re id an f.nw
' ii.l lorpoi tttoii n f.iiiiiiil to nrnjinile, write,
(ompllp, illuti Hi-, idit, puhliMi, 111. 1 ,fll n
Bttuc tion iir tpthonk .liavvliitf p1itp,
lieilodiiaN, Iiuc'lllii'. .ililplil. I, .11 tide, ,iih
litter lor Hu divi niiiiation of liluirv, technical,
cdiii itionil, and other inform ition, to rondin t
a print f nir. (lii;r.ilnc. lillncraphin;, steteolvi
In.', ilrctiotvplnc cuprotvplnj, line work, halt
tone work, 1 inhnvlnj;, printlntr in Idiek and 1 il
or-i, pliotocraphins, plintntvplinr. iihotoi,ravln
pntuip iiriiitlne, and l.ook hindinc liulnp, ani
pemiallv, In ti iii-.ii 1 a tlntini;, Ii.hik liindiiiL',
nnd pulilinhins lnilnos.i hv the v inotn iiipHioiIh
now- in u.p, nr whlih mi) he hupafter Intro
dined or invented "
Third III inikint; Hip exldenrp of said mr
norition perpeluil nd for tln.p purpn.p to
liivp, tinN.p, and enpv ill the rlslila hem fin
and iimiliBPs eonfiiieil h) the Mid act tnd In
suppfemcnti
ST VSfl V p Wf.l N, iecietar),
Scranton, l'a , intust n, riot
THE MARKETS.
Scrnnton Boaul of Ttnde Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
srWh"s Hid. Asked.
Laikiujniu Hun Co , I'r m jt
Coimtv Sivins Hank Trnu Co.. rGO
1 hut SatinntliHink (Carhondale) jij
f-tindard Ilrilllns Co 3,,
Tlilril Silional Hank 4W)
Iiime Pepo-ll ind Piscount Hank., '275 ,.,
Vconotm I iKtit. II I'. I'o 43
first Satnnil Hank jjno
Laikt Tiu-l sifi' lpolt Co. ...,., iv
(Taik k 'mur Co, I'r 123
Scraiiton Iron Feme A. Mlu Co jrt)
Nranton le Woiki yj
Scraiiton -avins Hink -lOit ...
Tndets' Nttimal Hink 175
hiianton Holt & Nut Co 0
I'eople'H Hani. JJi i
New Mexico I!) &. (" Co J5
I10SIK
Scnnton Piuenc r ltallwa), first
MorleauP, due 19W nj t
People' lieet lta'twa), first mort-
casp, due lnli H3 ,,,
People-' Mrcct Hallway, Geneia)
tnoitsisp, due l'rJl us tj
Dirkscn Minnfailtirins Co jrvj
Iicki Township Shool 5 per cent. ... joj
Cit) of Sianton M. Imp 8 per
ent 102
Sainton liuttion 0 per tent. . ., 115
Set anton Wholesale Market.
(Coiretted b) II. 0 Pile, 27 Laekawanni ,c )
Heana I'er lin-hel, iholee mariow, $2 t0ij t3
Huttci litih -itaniii), 2H2.'e , daliv, fij.li,
21c
C licce-l'iill cieam, lnt.alfe.
I (ie Vetertt fienh, UalO; nearby state,
lj'iil7'ii.
Mi ilium llcin Per bmhel, y 50
(item I'eas Pir bu.hel, ! (Oal IV
Hour- IM pitent, per birrel, Ifl 15
Hean I'n bii-liel, tliolce mariow, $,1 Q
PotatoesPer buhe1--lal 10.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
I hit 11,11, Vpt '2 ( attle llicelpu, 2',(",1 in
iliiduik' S.C"! Tevana ard l.iOo we-icim, rt
1.1), utliiK, in tn ii cent. lowii; gooii t(l
pi lino stm, V Wall 11, pon to meiliiini, H 'Vi
S '.fl, Hockcis tod fteden, 2 Jial 2"i, tows, 2 7't
1 (aj. hilfci. '2HaV, iannci ifl 7a2ii"i ta'rtu,
$2 S0.i1 VI, Iivk slciis, li 711, iln cia, i V)
at, vve.tern leu. tl7t5 20 1,4 -HiielpU to
div, J2,si, mm mow, Sl.rxio, ,n mili ,(vtt,
I no to Id cents hlsheri top pi he hlclieit of' the
vtari mixed and luttrhcrs, $VHih ,", rooiI to
choice heat), niOi(lM; roush heavv, Mavafl to,
lljht, JiOjM), hulk ct sales, .13aH pj M,efI1
Heceipts, in.KV), hrep stead): Iambs, in to 20
cents lowers jood to ilnlc wethers, $ljj
fair to choice mised, 50ii;rt, western sheep.
$.)2Jalnatlve Iambs, fni; western lambs, $t M
alOO
situations
wanted
I'uun.
Help Wanted Male.
W S ri.K muiu nun vvlio iindend nuU the meat
htilnct also vvanlid 11 Iniv lo ihlve order
vvacon. Appl) this im initio at l)l Millbirt)
urei t
CvHI'l.SIHIS WVSIIII pli 1.1 (.iniki. X
Mc-rntt, lalnhlld'r Until, Wpst "iilc. Kiiiks
ltV n, WlMOlt, ( nnil lltnl.
1IIIK M. X I'll". WXSIIII l..r lire brbk vv. ik
miiiminit illom uml HtMiial appllciiii.ui
will ! iiKivcd at ni) ofrlie In lltmcick, N .
II I lllK-llllll
Hell) Wanted Female.
' -- i.
XX AST I ll-l vpcrletied illnlntr room filrl Xppl)
ul bl. I lurlei II. ill 1
XX XSIID-.Vpt l'i, .1 compettnt vv iilre. Appl)
by letter, Rlvlnir refetencr". In M. N (.
Ilobertfon, Hoy 112 herantnn, I'.i
XXASTI.fl-(Jlil (nr itcnetal hoUKiwotk at llalton
AildriM II I , 1 up Tribune
Agents Wanted.
CAS'X i-s Its -I aiiy r conllennn outlde tit.
til) of s.ianlon ran btvi 11 p. rimnent auc.iiv
for Hip pel lump of the rentiirv l'hiiionienil
uf (iooiN In larce demand liir)thniK fm
nlhid en iredll liberal an inarnicnl with tin
right put) Adlrcw "Cut Hoses," 2tth strut
and (illi avenue. New Xork
BRANOII WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M,
Central City
ALnKRT FCIIf.UTZ, corner Mulberry
Miect and XVcbstcr aienuc.
CUSTAV riCIILL, 630 Adams avenue.
West Side
GL0R0F. XX'. JUKKIXS, 101 South Main
avenue
Bouth Scranton
FRED L. TF.RprE, "29 Cedar avcnui
North Scranton
GEO. XX'. DAVIS, corner North Malo
avenuo and Market street.
Green Eldge
aiAlTI.rS P. JONES, 1537 Dickson
venue.
T, J JOHSS, KO Green nlrlcc street.
C. L01H..S, torner XXashlngton ave
nue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II KM.I'l'KL, 1017 Irvine avenuu.
Dunmore
J. G. HONK & EON.
Wanted.
XX'ANTI'D A lirpe show rae Apply William
Giflord, 1517 Iliekiion avenue.
XXASriD An intelliKcnt (Catholic) lady or rcii
Hunan to nil a liclit, pleasant position,
pood pay, if suitable. Addrc P. 0." Ilox 20,
Kranton, Pa
Money to Loan.
$M to V),0is'l-r OSCB-I and 5 per icnt. in
tertt 1 ay tetnn to lepay. Ucori;e XV.
Okrll, Coal l.xihinKt' bull. link;.
IJO.iXW TO I OAN lowest rales; stralsht or
monthly pa)tnents. Stark i Co. .Traders' bljj.
ANY AMOUNT OF MOSHV TO lOvS'-Quick,
tral,l I leans or Duildins and laian At
from i to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. XXalker,
Sit 115 Conncll bulUlns.
LEGAL.
TIIK XDIOI USUI XSSI Vl MllllSd of the
htncklinlileiM nf tin Ntantnll Xvb- XX Iks will
In held cm ind iv, n pi 27, l'H. al tin itttci
if 1 71 ,i II Hlppb-. Inniiill Hiiilillnu-, Sirjiilun,
l'i , It .t l Ul l clock, foi till' rllLtinll nf (, till (Iri
for tin ensuing vi 11 mil tin transition nf rin It
otlipt buriuus as in iv pmperiv nnne hi fun tlie
imctlmr HU II Mil' It XXI IM SI It 1:,
Ni nl iiv.
IS HI.: Utite or llcnjimln .1. llimlin, di
ce imiI, lit. nf tin nil nf . 1 II1I1 Ji. cuiilllv
rf 1. 11k tw mn 1 and rtate of I'eiuivlv nut Let
tct tistatiiPlituv nimii tin llmvp iiauird pt itP
havfni; tiepn t.taiitpd to I lie tmdrrsiRiiPd all pri
1.0ns bavins ilauni nr d.'lil 111.N ititlrnt vald
p-tate will incsenl tlieni foi piviueut, and tho-e
indebted tin n In will rntki. IiiiiiiuIiiIp pavmuil
to Aunt f lluifhe, exteuliiv
11 c ni:xsoin-.
XI torn, t foi I Male
( IIXIXIHSWI XI III Hi PiSSXI. XSIX
THLXM HX IIM'.VItiMI.SI
llari intniis;, l'i , Xu .111, 1 ml
tlaluiuut ul aiiioiiut 111 Hie Mate llii-in it
tin el-.-. f liu-iii.M uii n- .Dili, 1ml, i mIu
sup uf uioiivs ippiuptiatid to tin. niukiuK luml.
laiuii is ami Met iianii-, S itiuiiit II ink
I'lnliililpliii . . ... sJ,J-,,.'l 1
Xllikliitit Sail, m j I Hank, 1'it intuitu ?ii,IOtl
V eiuiinoiiwi iltli loiaiaiitti, liut ind
Mil Hipo-it C i.iii.ui), II iiii-l.iiii,. l,-,lim.,
Minns Sitlniial Hank, Mil. n. Pi, , jou.i 1.1
Mn Imr JVlli-s Hink. I'UNlnim. Pi, 1 i.ium im
Xniuiiau liut lonipiii), Pittbuik;,
l'a , .. .... , i;..i"l ki
(bltpr Suinnil Hank, tlustii, ... 1 ,n.m 111
I Ii 11 ti r Satiunil Hink, .Mulli, . liimiini
( iluciis Satiunil Hink, Xaj.nui.l. u, 7i iNhi im
( i.iimiiriiil Sati.mil Haul,, I1i.iiII.iiiI, ln,isi cm
Cum I viliiiie Satiunil Hank, I'lnli
ililplin, . . . 1 ilium in
I vi biiiue S iti.mil Hank, ITiburL'. litinnii hi
I utiipiiM. Niln.ii.il Hank, Ml. kli.n), au.iin mi
rnc laiiiuii nun,, nairn-nuii;, , jniNmiii
lint Sam nil Iljiik, 11.(111,01 2'mmim
I 111.1 Satnnil Hank, I.1I1111011, , . Ij.imu ui
I I mklin lnist l.jlnpjiu, 1 tanklin, , i,ikl nil
I 1 1 1-1 Saluinil lljnk, Miuiixt, ., . "iikiihi
lnt Sitiniul II ink. t iimutowii. ... jo.noii in
I Kiln. 1 1 Hink, I'lluliiiiL. 4,1)11,(122 I
l'ninua .N.ilu.li.il Hink, Wist lntn, 2J.H.K) ei)
1 .11111. n lltp.i.it N nn. nil Hank,
l'lltliuiK IH.is
I.11111.111 Natnnal Hink Xllc.'hiiiv, . 11,oI1ij
Ihitl-lniii: Satiunil Hank, II nils
buit.. . .... . 220,01111 1)
llitiinbuii; T'la-t Cuinpiii), Huns.
I'lllL' .... 4jHI ki
limirtir llil-l l ntupauv 1. 1111 i-lc 1 , l.'i.imii im
liiiiiiln .Nil I. mil Hank, l'UIlium, . ', mmm
lvivnt..lli Siliulill ll.lllk. I'HUliillk, V 1.0. n in
Mi 11 intlli Tru-i ('..iiip.inv. Piitobuik, imiih.i in
Xltthinlis Pink, II iiil-liiui,'. , . ..Viiii im
Salloiiil Hink, avic liiiaiiin
Nallnuil lljuk, (iiimiiilnwii, Pa, ., .liiimm
.Sub ml Hank, ( uitoiilh, .. , lii.txin in
(Juikcr Citv Sattuiial Hink, ITiiladtt
Phil. .. . . .0-1 'VI i2
Itiil.i Xvitiuo Hink. ITnlaclclpliia,
l'a . 23 urn 111
t-.i.inil Saliiutl Hink, PltUbllti;, ,, ;,i,.ii.)
Miiml Satiunil Hank. Xllittluiiv, , 1 m.imi in
N.ulliujlk .Sllmlial Hink, Pluliild-
I hia, l'a , .. . , So.tVul 00
Mvili Salinnal Hank, IT11I idplplna,
l'i , . . .0.1110 in
Tub l.iinaniii' ,v liut (puipiii.v,
Xlaihinitti 11 Vlumiwi
1 nion lniit Ciinpin), PlttJ 1111.-, . voixini
I nun S1I111111I Hink, Xliliiiin) ( in, Jj.iKnt uj
XXaliltiKtuii llil-t liiiipiut, XXanli-
iu.'lnll, .. .,1(1,1) IO
S irauili Siiiii.nil Hmk Sanaiptb, .. lMtsiul
till ( in Tiu-l I uiiipiui. Oil t hv. '..mil in
People si liu-t I iinipanv, Hijilduk, 'iiiilnl
I'liidilitial 'I'nut I ninnim, I'liti-liini;. 'J, ml no
jv in,.! luml ami liu,t (ciiupaiit,
I ima.iir, .. . 20O111 ui
Xdvaucis 10 nifiulH iii and eitiplovut
of lrsililui. Ill) I 11 10
( aili In ill nur I -7. villi)-)
Tmal muiiunt in u'eneril fund V,72I,IHH 7V
Mate if lYmiMlvama, 1 itv id II inWImri; u
I'll.'lilllv npn lied bcinie 111. . 1 II llanlui
hrruh, Xudiinr lliiui il, lituin V.. Iluuetl, mji..
Treasiner, who b. Inir dilv sworn uiciiidiui,- 1,
law, stith Hut Hi. (orm'"inc ulalempiit Is trno
and cor rot to Hie bcsi kimwbilt.-i anl bphrf
JXMI.M HXIISHT
Male I ipd-.nr. r
bwurn and il.irlbul lufoie me tins tluiiieih
da) uf Atijust, I'lJl,
K II IIXnnKSHt.llt.H.
Audltni tieneril
Published In pursuance of the prnvlilnns of
section P. An of Mav 0, 1ST, entitled " n act
supplementary in the several acts relatin tn the
state treasurer and the commissioners of the unk
ing fund " E. n lURDKMsr.nGH,
, . . Vuditor General
llsrrUburc, Pa., August SO, pxil
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Thin Pour Lines, 6 Cents for liaeti Ultra Llns.
PROFESSIONAL.
J-iinir.i-iiriiry.i-,i-i nii- rnnj 1 r n 1 -
Certified Public Accountant.
i:nxvAitt) c. si-aului.no, m TitAUtns ba.n
UuildlnR.
Architects
K build1"' "' UAUS' AMC,IECT. CO.NNELI,
1 Ri:iii:iticiv; 1, mioxx.v. arch, n, real
Ltate Lxthsngc llldit , 128 XVashlngton aie.
Clviljrind Mining Engineers.
IL L.JIAIII).Sri,co.) CON.NKLL DUILDINO.
Dentists.
D?pruCcoricV:b;DrS.,, rAulr"U:
fit. C. O. LAUHACII, m WY0V1NO AVENUE.
Lawyers.
JuX W?W-
t.'r
F. K THACV.ArrV.COXIMO.NUt.ALrH BI.UG.
D'lli,.e,M!;'''00.l,E' ATTORNhV-lOX-S NKGO
rcrner u "ttl "tat """"y.. Meats buildln.-,
rorner Washington avenue and tipiuce sUeet.
Wii"Vn,!)- V,'A"nKV KSAPI-. ArronNEvil
XXs.liU ?'0lI" at 1W' Kepuhliiau butld.ng,
Washington aicnue
JttnZ 'I'l'. nonsKs nd cotiv
seitoM at law Commonwealth building. Roomj
it. .0 and 21.
''iAnoiD ft TUVI-n. ATTOnSKV.
ROOMS
" i" noor, Mears null, ling.
nfATvU.'AT"!'' ATTORS'KY AT LAW. DOARD
or Trade building, Scranton, Pa.
'ItTTf'JXA "1LCO.N, TRADKRS' NATIONAL
"ank building.
C COVHoyg, 0 13 REPURLICAN nUILDlNO. "
W HKRHIOtK. OFFICE MOVED TO hO
zll XXjcmlng avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
DR W' K. ALLEN, 613 NORTH XVASIIINGTON
s v entie.
DR. 8. XV L'AMORFAUX. OFFICF, 330 WASH
Ington avenue Hesldenre, 131S Mulberry
Chronlo disease, lungs, heart, kldne)i and
genlto urinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to i p m.
Hotels and Resturants.
Tlir. ILK CAFE, 123 AND 127 1RANKL1N
avenue. Rates reasonable.
r. ZK1GLF.R. Proprietor
ECRASTOV HOUSE. NF.AR D . L. & XV. PA"-
senger depot. Conducted on the European
P'sn. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor
Scavenger.
A. n HltlGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cesa pools; no odor; only Improved pumps ussd
A R. Ilrlggs, proprietor. Leave orders lino
North Vtaln avenue, or F.ickc'a drug store, cor.
ner Adams and Mulberry. Doth telephones.
Seeds.
G. R. CLARKE A CO . SEEDSMEN AND NURS.
erytnen, store 201 XX'ashington avenue: green
houses, 1050 North Main avenue; store tele
phone, 7S2.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KULTTM-, REAR 511 LACKA. AVE.
Scranton, Pa , manufacturer of XVire Screens.
Miscellaneous,
1)111 SSXIVMSO lOit CHIl.llllhN TO DLlC
alio ladies' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 212
Adama avenue.
Ml GARGLE HH01 , PitlSTFRS SUPPLIES. EN.
lelopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 130
XX'ashington avenue, Scranton, Ta.
THE WILKISnvltHE IlKCOnD CAN DE HAD
In Scranton at Hi newi stands nf Retvmiii
Ilroa . 4.M fcpruce and 5IU Linden; M Norton.
S22 laekawanni annuel I. S. Schutaer, 211
Spruce street.
Situations Wanted.
Mil XI IDS WXNIIH-Hv nun a titcman, hi
bad evpi 111 nn U.i) t i..wn aitnue.
l 1 1 Alius XXXSIIH X widiw woman wants
a pn-iti. 11 is biu-Mkeppir or at generil
liniiscwiirk, tltl ilas upeileiue, willing to do
ant kind cf w ,ik XMicss Mrs. A. VI, Trtbuno
Dlllci
Mil XIIOS WXSIIIl-llv gnml nhable Bill U
tiiKi.il h.Mi-iwiik in Mn ill famllv ; please
htiti wi-is Addiiss h r, lilbune pHee.
Mil VIIIIS' WXSIIH-llv i girl II vraia oil
to blip with lis-ht lutnrwoik. Addtrss X
l , .01 living avuiui
Mil ritlS xsrili-xt ati.vthing wheio them
is a 1 lur ip li wrrh iii, bv 1 )uung nun
vvim las Im! extern n. 1 as lionkkpepet and tol
liitni Xil.lria t . 1 111 nf I lip Inbiini1
XX XSII H Hi mm and wtft, position as cna. il
ium 1.1 u,i (ul man, 'lc ojiI took u
Imii-ikiipii XX X , liibii'it'
Mil XIHIV XX XSIHI In giiotit vt i.-ilns. ilean
ing r in iiing an) kind of work Xtis I.e,
411 II ill. 1. id 1. .ill I
W XSII I) V p.ipitinn .u huii-t keeper to a vvil.
nwi r. Ii) 1 iniildlc-aed tad), large cspeit
11 Iiiimis Piilian.ecl. Xpp y at n2 Wad
ington in mn, ( itv.
.MM XIIOS WVSIIT) II) j mmr man at hoik
kpepri ot ntii nil 111 "in. worn, has hii
wviril )iats' iipiriimo and 1 111 civn lefcirnfs
fntn fnitnit mplnviia Vddnss I K, Titbtine
A XSII II Wall fpim wcilih) man give a )nunt
iiutilid man ,1 posltlnn whrip he 1 in set ptr
liinllou, li'.mot and tiiiti,miiii) X', A XX ,
lithium
.MII'AIHIS WXSini-lo gn out by the div
vvadilng or ilcanln,' Mis Husell, 1210 Co
dir avuiii.
bill XT HIS WVSIMI-Xs inaihman. who.'
loan ed, vilir lit. lan Iiiip living apait
nienis X XV Tiibum riihn
FINANCIAL.
. I "SSXJNX,. twXa H V, " si, ,
WALL STREET
OLDEST!
SAFEST!
BEST!
Money XXIII Burn Itlg .Monthly
iseturns.
The Investor's Kun.l Pa) s Semi monthly
The oldest established tn America S'o certlflciU
holder has ever lost tent Payments m.! ta
oil subMribets every U da)i No trouble No
ilela) Mtncy rcluiidid on demand XXrlte, to.
da) for piitiiulais, flee to any adtresa
C. E Mai key i Co, Hudson Bid's. New Vnrk.
Spencer Trask & Co
BANKERS
27 & 29 Pine St., New York
Tiansact a general banking business;
act ,n Fiscal Xsents for corporation!,
and negotlite rtci.rit) Ksuet nf rail,
toads and oth'-r conipjniX Lsccuta
commtion oidera and deal in
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Menibeu New Ybrli btock Exchsnje.
Branch Olticc 05 State $, Albany