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THE SCIt ANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1901.
CLEVELAND
sBaking Fowder
may cost a little more per can,
but it insures perfect, whole
some food. In fact, it is more
economical in theend,because
it goes further in
leavening
and never spoils the food.
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO.
NEW YORK
You r.innut, it ou auv Rood IkmUIi, afford
to usu rhe.ip, fow-sradc, alum baking pow
ders. Tlicy arc apt to spoil the food ; thrv
do fiicl.inyor the health. All physicians will
tell you that alum in food is detrimental.
NORTH SCR ANTON
Y. W. C. A. KOOMS HAVE BEEN
REOPENED.
A Committee Tea Will Be Held at
the Association Pallors Satuiclny
Afternoon Hr-v. Gpoirc L. Aliich
Will Continue His Bible Class of
liast Ycai. Beginning; Oct. I.
rians foi the Pioposed Subsciip
tlon Dance FioKiesstiiR Favorably.
Other Mattel s, of Intel est.
'I'lli' I'mx I'li'tn i Yulllij; Wuiiimi
f'JiiisllHii At-Mi'-mllim Im- liiM-n ivni
i rieil, tlie M'ii-i,ir.v. .MIi- i'.i-iiirIh A.
Mlby, lias iirilpil .mil xml lui b,.
Sinn. 'I'hi1 npimi'i.illiin alniM ui t nnipli'ip ib
xoloiiinent "f yiiiini? wmni'ii and thin
x inter its four-fold plan l' xxoiK will
)C oxcoit'-d. It tpi-iiRitlrs the fact
ih.il yomiK winm-ii ii n- pli.xnlr.il, "-utl.il,
intL'llvi'tuiil and Hidrltvt.it mid pnd'':i
ots to moot the need of all Mib- of
tapir natm t .
A loiiiiultUf li-a "111 lie lidd In tlie
(itMiciiitliin pallor at -ots Noith
Main nvi'iuii' on S.itiirilny .ilti'iiunm,
S"pti"inlier :. at :i nVloi U. Hriof nil
ilieses on itN-iii-i.itloii and tmiiiiiltti-i'
Mori; in KiMioi.il will Ii" Kivt-n. mln.
ivnilripil, then e.icli i iiiiiinittcp will i'-tlii-
to it .sppi'lally iippolnteil pirn ' to
plan its winter's work. A lull ami
prompt atlendiiuee of nil lonunlttep
Jlicmbctfc Is ill S'd. A ie. ppllnr will
lie kIvpii to the pulilii" n TiiomIii.x evi -1
1 i 1 1 j-T. Oi toiler 1 and a i urilliil Invltntlmi
K P.ll'lllUll to .ill Wlletllel iii-mii latino
ui'-mlicis or inn.
Till Of IlltllP i-Iukm will lie iilKilllii'.eil
Jl"t wrek. Tlli- hi i it-l.tr. .Miss r-lliy,
Mill teneli tin- Monday m-iiIus .-l.i-.
HllbjPt't. "'I'lie I. lie of t'lirNt." outlined
by i.'IiIiiikii unler-lty prorc-soo. This
i lass will meet fur tile Hist time Mun
d.iy. rieiitPinber 3H. T.:M p. m.
ilev. vienrsp I.. Alrlih will lontlnue
bin i-Iupw nf Um yenr. lii'Klniilns; Tiu-s-dny.
Uelulier 1, I p. m MN- llprtlia
Jl. Wood. JOllt'I'IlI M'rli-tlllX f tile
H"rtllltlll a.-Mii lltllull Will te.iell II I'lll!.
oil WVllllc-llliy nftei liiiiin ill I o'( Im k.
TIlP Mlbjppl of the lOttl'M- will lie "Tile
l.llp of Clirlsi" as found In the har
mony of Hie gopH
All women and niiin; wninon niv In
Mtoil to i mile to the asMielalliin at ilu-
ibllM' fctlltPll llllll- III ee,stel mi
l.lS!is. (inspel s,.le. s will lii held
very Hllllti.i.x ufti-in at :i.::n ami no
I'.llllS Will ! sp.ned in tlialle lllpxe
JtiPpflnKS lioili helpiul and Inlerestim.'.
All young wiuneii .ir rdlallt linked.
. . TOLD IN A TEW LINES.
s.
Tito Subscription dniiie. whieh has
ticen arranged foi li some iepieenta
i lives front the ir-inril i liy and this
section, heenis to meet w it Ii iintliiitK hut
(Uli'iPSS fO far. The iliillit- is expected
10 be one of the tiu.-si uftalrs ever held
In this part of the (lis.
Til" Craekerjai l. haskei lull and the
i SIIkIi AVoiks biiHlti't liiill teams will
JiIh.v this PVPlliuj.' Ill lb" Audiloilimi.
.Mt,-s I.ullt Unlail. of Steele's depart
IlielU xloleS. llllS leioe. f nun an llt
l.Klt of llllltf f .
.Mis. Kvan .Mui'Kaii and ilaimhter,
Al"llii. of Helveiia. I'a , ale the quests
of .Vi. D. J. .lones. of Wayne avenue.
A valuable hoie, owned by .lanip.s
Mt I'm rick, of .Marxlue um-iiiic, fell !
tenla.s. while i'a;:lng In a held uear
.Mr. .MeCarrli U's house and biuku Its
tee;. ''1U lllllmill WIIH shyl sllultl.V a f-
terwaid.
PEDERAL BUILDING NOTES.
W. A. Hi Piter and I'. A. Welliei l.y,
parties doing IiusIiipss uiuli-r the name
ot the Ureher Sline enmpariy, of Sellus
(irovp. Hied a oeiltlnn in involuntary
lianklllptt')' befoie ISeleiee ,M. M. Thk
Kurt, of Sunbiiry. Ypsteulay Clerk K.
M. W. SimiIp leeelxed a i opy of the
order from lloi'oree T.mijail, iPsliain
InB lialiiel Sholl.v, the asslRiiee. and the
I'll si, National bank of Sellus Hinvp,
It otii (.ontinulllK the busltipss ot. pay
Intr the IndebtPditPss .iruIiisi, or sell
ins the stock or pioputy of said mm
puny. The okIpi was hpihovpU and
Hied.
JndBP T.. AV. Anhhald, of the .Mliidle
Pennsylvania dlslrli t of L'ultPii Stats
louii, .vesterday dlsthatRPd two peti
tions in bankruptcy. They weie the
case uf Albert "Wiener, of AVuyues
boio. I"i uiklln county, who win ad
juclged , wiluntary bankrupt, May :;i),
3001, and . amuel Rervln, of UPlleionto,
Otitic unity, who wns adjudsod u
voluutiii b.inkrupt Juno in, 1901.
Notlie was posted In Iho postoillep
yestPiday that nil examination for
lei ks and an lers will be lield Novem
ber '.'a, I'mii. In the Hcrnnton postolllce,
Applliatliiu iiiusl be made to Louis
Hrluitilx. letiiry of thu boaui of c.
liinliipn, . October "3.
.Indue . hb.ild issued nn order yes
terday iipiiointliiK iho Sunduy News
tind Ulsp.iuh, of Wllkes-Hnrri', ns the
iipwsiuiper in which notices of bank
ruptcy should be published.
AGAINST DANCING SCHOOLS.
Resolution Intioduced by Councilman
Walsh, of Wilkes-Bane.
('oiiiicllmiiii M. J. Walsh, of Wllk.s
r.,nie, lms iM'Kun a movpluenl to legis
late out of existence the (litlli'lllK
selinoK. w hlih hip such a llaKiant
inil.-e of evil to the otlUS. Al I IH'S
dii.v lilKhfs meeting of inllliell. .Mr.
Walsh luiiodllced the follow iliT lesoltl
t lim. w lib Ii was adopled.
"Thai the law and oidlnnllie com
mittee be dlteeted to (haft and pleseril
to loiiin IN ni theli ni'M M'tJiilar meet
itiK an oidlnaiii e teiiii"tlnif tin inan
iiRement of public ball". In wlili h shall
be embodied Ihe lollowltiR leilllie.
inents: uiip piesi iIIiIuk minimum iikps
of attendants; the hour at wlili h Hip
eeulses shall i lo.-e rerpilrlllR a III PIlsP
foi lmldiiiK the same and iuiuips of
maniiKPis and the hall in which sin h
,i flails me lii'lil' iPiitiiilns the ntteiul
auce of a public ollli er, to be detailed
bv the lilef of polite, and such other
leiiulieuiellts us will, 111 the jlliiKmetlt
of Hip law and oidluance lommlltee,
pi exeat the evils lPSIlltllip f I oln public
balls (iinl danip bouues "
CZOLGOSZ RECEIVES
DEATH SENTENCE
II "U. lmlrit It. .lh I'.if I
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Work of Dismantling Mills nntl Pui-
naces of L. I. & S. Co. Is Pto-
gressing- Rapidly.
Slowlv bill Mltel tile WOlk 'it dls-
manllim; tlie l.a kawaiiua lion and
SippI lompan.x'.s plant Is pnwcf-slnK.
Alie.uly mi" mill ha been pr.iPtlc.illy
raxed to lb" Kioiitul. ami It N but a
matter of a -hurt Hiiip befote Hip bhwt
fin unci will be taken down and ship
ped to I'.urfalo.
i:tfoits illirlliPT the p.ist ti W Ntelxs
h'ie been concPiitialed on the norih
mill. Vestenlay ihe illsmuutliuK
foue was actively eimased In te.ir
Im; otil Hi" brick steel mill and in
remiixliiK the outputs of the tall and
what was once Known as the puddling
mills.
The better part ot the miuhlneiy ins
been sent on lu the Lake Krle i Ity.
while i he iiinaludpr If, beliiK stoied
heie awaltiiis disposal. The company
N Installlm,' new and impioved niacliiu
pi In lt IJuftalo ipiaitPfs. und Hip
i,Miit Is that a ipiantlly of the old
N on hand to be sab) as Junk.
The blnt fill nine has also fallen
prey to Hie onslaughts of the snip
pers The upper part of the bulldliiK
has been leinoved as well as two of
tile mammoth inmates, one turnaie
is still lu operation.
Tlie old uilllnK mill N piactliallv in
tact. Sin h maehliipry and I'uin.ifes as
ale not abxiliitely needed have been
removed mil other inn n this no thaiiKi'
Is ohserwihle.
Tin siilppliiK' force has not yet
reinlied Hie Smith mill, and piobably
will uoi until some time In January.
I III the whole lapltl prtiKless has In" n
Hindi .
cause to otter either an aiiest of Judg
ment about to be puimiuuced m;almt
j on. or for a new tilal. Those hip the
Kiounds sppclfled by ihe statute lu
wlildi you have a iIkIH to speak at
this time and ou are at perfpel lib
t rly to tlo so If you wlfh."
The piNoner leplled:
"I have iiothlmr to say about that."
Tlie court said:
' Are you iead '.'"
Mr. Peniipy ippllftl: "Ve."
"Ilae you imythlm,' to say?" asked
.lustli e White.
"Yes." leplled the piisotier.
"I think Iip should be peiniltleil to
make a statPtneni lu pxeulpallon of hN
act if the colitt please," said .IuiIsp
Titus.
The tourt leplled.
"Tliut will deiiend upon what his
siatenienl U-."
"Have you tspeaKltiK' to .Indue TltuM
anythlmr to sax lu behalf of the pris
oner at this time,"
"I have nothing lo iny xvlthln the
ib llnltlor. of xxhat our honor bus
lead" iPplli'd the .ittoiney. "hut It
seems to hip that in older that Hu
ll urn ent shniild not Miffpr by this dp-f-uilant's
ei Imp. Hip court sbould per
mit him to exculpate at least hN
fuller, brother and slsb-is.
From Hip court: "iVrtalnly. If that
is the objpi t of the slateinent he
wishes to make, piocrpil."
Statement of Czolgosz.
Th n Hip prisoner said: "Thi-ie xxhr
no one pIsp but hip. Xo one r-r told
me to do Ii, and no one paid hip to
do it."
Judge Titus repeated It an follows:
"Oxvltifr to the pilsoncr'fl feeble voice
he says no one had ntiythlnp to do
xxlth the commission of his rrlinu but
himself, that bN father it ml brother
ami no one cNo had anxtliliifr to tin
v 1th and knew tiothliiK about It."
The pilsoucr coinlnited "I was not
told anxthliur about that erlme und I
never thomtht anythlmr about murder
until a couple of da.x.s before I com
mitted the crime."
.Indite Titus MRU In lppeated. as fol
lows: "lie never tolil any one about
be ctltue and never intended to com
mit it until a couple of days befote
Its commission."
Then .Justice White passed sentenci
ns follows: "In Hiking the life of our
beloved ptesldeiit, you commltteil ii
ci line which shocked and out tuned the
moral enso of the civilized world. A'ou
have confessed that Kitilt and after
b-arnliifr all that at this time can bt
learned fiom the friets anil ell cum
stances of the case, txvelve good Jurois
have pionounceil you Riillty ami have
found you Rt'illly of mtinler In the
llrsl iIpkipp.
"You have said, ReioidlliR to Hie te.
tlmony of ci editable witnesses and
yourself, that no other person aided
or abettpil you lu tin- commission of
this terriblii act. (bid grant It may
be so. The penalty for the crime for
which you st a ml t onx Ictetl Is tlxed bv
statute, and It noxv becomes m duty
to pronounce this judgment against
you: .
"The sentPllfp of the colli t Is, in the
wick beginning October i. li'OI, at Hip
place, lu Hip nianti-r and ineans pie
scribed by law. ou Mitfer the pun
ishment of lit .1 til."
"ItelUOX'e the ptlMihr."
The crowtl slowly llled out of the
room and cotnt d.ijatlined at '.' it!.
The death warrant, signed by ,1ns
tlip White, Ih addressed to the agent
and warden of Allbutu slate plNon,
and dltects lilm to pxeoute Hip sen
trnce of the i ourt xxlthln the xxalls of
Hip prNon on some day dm lug the
week beglnillllg Oi tuber -S. 11PXI. by
iiiuslng "lo pass through tlip body of
Hip said T.poii rzolgosjj a current of
electricity of sultlelenl Intensity to
cause death jnd that the application
of the fc.ilii current of eleitilclty be
iimllnuerl until he. the said Leon K.
Colisii", be dead."
POLICE AND ALDERMEN.
.Inlill Kll.llk. nl i W.liall ,'OHll. "J- .IIMoMll
xrii'uinv en ill" inMriiuiirm of NnIIuii Wnilii'l,
pl "M Mur.in roini, oil tlif (luini- of lii'.itiiu !'
jrar-elil .liiMph M.wnxll. hiialk n.n atruiiiti"il
iiefnri- AlilfriMn Kawon. li" iliniiftl thoia-i-.
T. J. IJiman, proprii-tiif nf iho Columbia lioti-l,
rm-i-il tin- aint xflrnli of .lolm I'oerIik. nf
I'l-n-M miirl. for ilofuiiflitic lilm out n lin.ir.l
hilt nf V l'tiBBUi ! iiinmrt-ii hi-r.nc Mdm
min Iluilily. li" nniniiiiitfil him lu Ihr (.unity
j.nl In ilelaiilt of s.'do hail
A-,1 Williams ol Wnslitimtfln .Hemic .i t-rc-t.rl
jMtenliT Jl Hi" noi'ii"1 "' Mnruvr.ith
pi. of in. I'Pnii .ornii" ilMrRcrt xntli ileftaiuliiiii
,i l.oinliiic hoii'o krrprr II- .n l.ik(n hofi.iv
M-lirmin Itinldi tun i hi- i i'e .n iimn alit !l-tl.il.
RAILROAD TIME JTABLES
Delawaie and Hudson.
In Kttnt .lunt- 'I. I'-ni
'lirfiti for I jiliunilalp Ii-.ni- "-. l.ml ini al I, 'n.
Sua, s .VI, in I.! a. in : 12.00, 1 j-. ;.4 :..VJ,
b-LV, ti l '.''. it'), II. -'0 p in.: t.bl -t. in.
I'nr IIciickIiIp anil Lake Lnilore, (--if, 111.11 a,
ni : 'J.tl and '..'."l . n.
I'm Wilki-i-ll.il rr -fi.C T l. Nil. m.-.-i, 10 I J
m . tJ.IU, I '!, -'Is. .."'!, .'". ii.lt). 7 l.
in 41. I1.no p in
Tor I,. V It. It. I'nitiU-fl.f.. 0..K a. in.; 2.I-,
I -J7 .nul II. ni p in.
Knr I'eiiinU.itiii II. It Point -fi.i:i, P.;, LM,
3.::t .mil l.-'i p in
I 'nr Alluiiy and all points nmlli it 20 a, m,
nn I .'..'; . in.
s M)V inuv.
I'm t Jil'oii-lalc- s..'J). 1I.S.1 ii. in ; 2.11, .I.S2,
.1 "i mid 10 5' p in.
1'ir Will.r Mine t . a tn : 1 0.1. 1 .-,5, 1 .
ii I! and SI' p. in
I'm Xllutii ami p ..lit- north :i ,' p m
I'or llont-dal. Hid l.nkr U.Hine -VI. tl .!
in .iikI .1 . p ni
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
lVkS'aVl
Lehigh Valley Railroad,
In l.tTcit .lone '2, Vml
Trilm lr.nr Si rjnlon
tor I'iillailolplii.i ami Srv link i.,i p. A It
II. It, at l,.li ami V...H il in, llnl - M, 1 ,
I Iliad. Diamond l.vpir , mid II ,vi p. m Sun
il.ii.. p. , II It. II , I. .i-i, S.-'T p. in.
I'ur Ulilir II Hill. Ilidrlnu uii.t pruuip il
points fn llir mil irclom, xl.i II. K II It .
ii l.'i, :' l ami 4 27 p lit. I'or I'.ni.iilh.. t. r. a
in . '.Ms p. in
I'or Iti-ihti-liriii, I'a-toii. Ilruilhu, llarri.luiitf
mul pilnclial liiloriiirill.ilr l.itioii-i xln I) ,k l.
It. It., H.l'i. litis . in.; 2.1". I '27 (llli.k Im
itioml i;iic-). 11 :'0 p. in. stitidaif, II ,t II
II. II., lit.g a. in ; l.."s. 8 27 p. in
lor Itiiikliaiuioil, I'ouandi, l.hnlia, (thai
llrinxa mul pilni'lpal liilrrim-tllatr planon, t i
1).. I, k II. II , .-i 10 ii in mid '1 10 p in
I'or l.i'nri I. Km lit-Mrr, llilllalo. Nijg.it.t lilts,
Chli ann mi.) all points xrt, ,i p. p
7 is. U.,V, ,i. in., I '2S, -..H (llU.k Piamoml I x
pu-O, 7 1s, inn. lt.wi p. tn. .Simitiit. I) It
II. It., 11 ,Vi. S'27 p in.
I'ullimin pirtnr ami slrrplm; or l.iMuh Villi-v
pallor I1M mi all trains hcluirn Wilkrs llano
and N'en oik, I'lilladi-lphla, Iluffalo jiel .h
pfiision llrlilr.
IIUI.I.IN II. Wll.tirit, (Im. Mipt., 'X Cotllatnl
(-llf.-!. New mk.
CIIMll.t.S s. I.l.l'. fliii I'jm. Act, 2 Coiitaiul
tirrt, New oik.
A . NOMIM.M IIKIt. llix. I'a-s AkI . niiti
lli-thli-luiii, I'J.
I'or tnki-ts ami I'nlliiiaii rr-rixalions appl.i (o
.'01 l.ai k ivuiitu jiiinn, Sranton, P.i
Delawaie, Lackawanna and Western,
in rrfnt Am:, ii. t'sii.
Tiains lrai- s, rjnlon lot i-w oik- t 1 ID,
a.ui, r...v., t : .ind in a', j in : i ' i-i. ;i an.
a.4'1, r, isi ami Sl p. m. I'or N"r- ui1c and
I'liiladilplila -7 .VI mid 111 n" n. in. unit 12.4-.I and
H 4" p. in. I'or TnlHhamia At 0 10 ) in. lor
llilllalo-I. l.'i, H-22 and !Hi a. m ', 1 . 3.2. 7 il'i
ami 1I7U p. in I'or lllnuh anion and way !
lions lU.'.'ii n in and 1 0.1 p. in. I'or Owrin.
s.iiHiu-t- and lllc.i l.t.i ami n.21 a. m.: I I)
ami K.A2 p. tn. O'wrjjo, sxramv and t'tiu
lialn al I. '' a in d.nh. rMi-pl sniuiji. pr
Moiilin-i '.iimi a. in : 1 ivi and 7.0 p tn. Men
otson an oiiitiiik1.i1 ion U'S) und G 15 p m.
IIIooiii-Ioiir llixIMon lor NotlliiitnliiilauJ, it
I', fi and lotTi ,i in ; I :.o ami ii.ln p tn, for
I'ltinoiilli. ni s 10 a til . It .' anil 0 0"i p in
Siuidai Tiulin lor .New oik, l.ly. .l.i). X "
ami IDli'i a. in : .". .t'i and ."ml p in. I'or
llilllalo 111 mul I '.! . tn. 1.l. .I.'i2. 7.H')
mul II :i"i p. in l'"f ninitliamton ami wiy .xla
ttotis (im) mul 10 'Hi a in tllooiiislmrg ilbision
.in-.e sraiilou, 100", a m ami (..10 p tu
New Jei&ey Central.
si.n un lii Ni w Voik-1'oof of I.iln-rt.i
$$Bi vKf
aB-il. rH Zt I i i i 1 1 tin
EDUCATIONAL.
I'lrijliodr Is Inlrrr'trd in Hie Ym 111, a 'I
ixlul t lm oiiliniui' nf ihi' i.irr will lie XVn.it
Mmillil In- id ipill,' us toils Ii Itilrtrst to .ill Is our
line of t mlrtitrii. lor i-ch inatxi-lous x.iliic
Uiit i hotiml in knuik omprlltinn -ky I1I3I1
ioit loiiflililn and (.hallnui iriiipi-lllion
L'OII
Wr
jfaiiiffcJamJ
.ft- Spruce Street.
Tiy our 10c. Linen Collars.
Mri--I,
X It , anil south rrrty
-n mi: 'lAin.r. in i:iit(t .ii m: i'ii
'I'uiilis lean- Si'iantoti for w 1.1 K. N.w.nk,
r.liahith. I'hll.iili-lphl.1, C.istoii, llellitrhiui, Al
Unl mui. Mini It Chunk ind WIiIIp llatrn, at .""
a m. : rxirr-. 1 in, virra, 100 p in. uu
dm, 2 T p tn
I'or Piltsion and llki ttarrr. .M a m : 1 111
and IHI p in. siind.ijj. '2.1"i p. 111.
I'or llililinoir and WafhinKlon and points
South ami (-l xla Itfthtihrin, Hi a. in, 110
and 4.l p. ni. Suiulm, 2 IS p. m
I'or lama: lliamli. Orran (lioxr, rti., at ."
a tu itlitoimli uiaih), and 1,10 p. tn
I'or Kcadincr. I.ihmoti .in.l llaitl..liuij;, 1 ta Al
ii lit oxs ti. S,oi a. 111 and 1 In p 111 Sundaxa,
2 r p in,
I'or r.itUvilK "m 11 111 , 1 10 p 111
for Mniiiilani l.nk, S 11 a 111, Mil .Hid 4 CX)
p 111
Thtousli liikrtd to ill points nasi, 1.0111I1 and
xxrt at limt ntr al flip i-latloii.
C. M. Will', Urn. I'a.s. i.l
.1. 11 oi,iucm:s, lim. spt
.1
Erie Railroad, Wyoming Division.
T1.1111 for rk and Intriiunliatr points
1r.uo s-rantoti as follows. 7.20 a tu : 2.2" p. in
1n.1ls 0:i1 a. 111 noni llnni-Mlalr. Ilinloi
rikI inlrrninliair points; n.20 p. 111 from Now
ork and ino-iintdiilr points. No sundax train
New Yotlc, Ontario and Western.
In rflort 'lin-.dai. Sept. 17, 1'ml
NOItllt 111)1 SMI
I.ci 1,rn,. Xril-.-
Tiains smntnu. ratliomlalr I ailoii
Nn. I iD.-aia. ni U.10,1 in limp 111
n. 7 h.lOp 111 Xr. 1'arlinnii.ilr ."1 4'i p in
Mil III IIUI Ml
HENRY BEL1N, JR.,
Ccnoral Agrnt for ihe Wjumlis DliltKt for
Dupont's Powder
lllninj;, niullnc "tiortinit, mol rl.-s and the
ttrpaiino Cleimcal Loinpaio'a
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Fairly Tuir, Caps and t'xplorti-rs Pi (m 401 ( on
iirll UmlUing ,scianlui.
Free
Tuition
Jly it ipcenl act of the leglfla
tuie, fiee tuition Is now granted
ui t iii
Literary Institute
and
State Normal School
HloomsburK, Pa.
to all those prepailnR to teach.
TIllH M'llliol lmilntulii.s couiacs
of study for leiiihei!', for tbone
ptepailliK for collej;e, and for
those stud.xliiR music.
It xIM pn- lu xxrllr fur parllrulars.
No nilrr "iliool niirs muIi iniii-tlor ad
xauuitcs at ii. Ii lo. latrs AildtCAS
J.P.Welsh, A. H, Ph. D., PriB.
AI.I.M I
tiios toni)
JOHN II SMI1 II .V OV .
W. U. Mb'I.LinN
. . Plymouth
. ... ilk.n Until
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Grand Atlantic Hotel and Anncx
Virginia Ar. and Bfiih. Atlantic Cliy. S t.
6lxlh yrar. S10 l-riutiful loom cnsutir. jincla
and with hath, hot and cold sra.nalrr liaths
In hotel and minrx. I.oiatlon artrrt and irtaral,
xvlthin lew aids ot llir Strrl Pier. Ortho-Ira
Offirs (.pedal rprlni; latrs, l to fl5 hy xxrek:
t'2.60 up hy day. bpniat tatrs to htnillrs Coaihrt
meet all trainr. Writr for booklet
CIHHLPS 1: coim:
Inti-i mil liiiml t'oi ii'Kpomli-m e School nf
Si'iantoii l'a. dm appointed) J.nOO
I'me fii hulaiMlilps. I'm- pnrtU'itlats,
nddress I'liiiiles I, I!. Macaulliy,
Si laiilon, l'a.
BINGHAIUTON TRAINING SCHOOL
Pur Ni-ixoiis, II.1. kwinl and I'll Mulr thil
linn. I'li-ii.il 'li.umuu Manual Trilnlns, Aitlr.
ulilloti. XI11.I1. Iliauoic, KiiuliikJit'-u. 0i'n
xrar moiinil I 11. uln
s.
A.
Doolittle,
Xtiiui', llinslumton. N. Y.
r.HFVTNliT HILL ACADEMY
Vijsatiickon Heights. Chestnut Hill, Pa
A lioarilinc srliool Inr noys 01 inc rirxairu
mul hrniitllul oprn loutitry notth of Fhlta
ilclplda. V) miuuirs iroin nromi ni. jiwiiun
ror taiaioRucs tunu--
JAMES L. PATTERSON, Head-Master.
Vo. H
.So. 2
Trains
Nn 'I ,
.No. S
1. ii laair itn -
t .eltv-ia. I'liihoiid ilr sn,(nt,,n
7.IHI.I. 111. 7.10 a. in
2.1.1 p 111 1. 00 p tu I Pip in
St MIXXI- nb, Mlltl'll UOI M).
l.oor l.raxr 111.r
srratiton. 1'aihonihlr I" ado? 1,1.
:;o .1. 111. ! 10 p in to 11 a. 111
7.(ii pan r.r.iiliou(Ith-, 7 ID p 111
IU III IIUI. Ml.
Irir l.iair Xnbr
I mlioia, raihond il,. sumnn
u. II 7 On. 1. 111. T Ma 111
Nn. 10 I IJI p. 111. him p. in. I, 45 111
1'ialns Nor I nn wick dai,.. and 0 on sundais.
luaki- luiin ioio ronnrclioni fo. - i rev
Middlrtnun 1.ilton, Vonit-h. Onrnli, ll.1vr.-0
and all point wrt.
I'or ftnlhrr mfoini.il 1. n. t'on-iilt In kit aurnl
1 ( xpi;iisiiv, i; i' x . mk
J I' Wl'l.sll. T I" . s, union, l'a
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RMLROAi
Schedule in Effect June 2, 1001.
Trains leave Scrnnton:
G,45 n. m., week days, thiotigh ves
tibule tiftin from Wilkes-Bane.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia, via
Pottsvllle; stops at ptincipal in
termediate stations, Also con
nects for Sunbury, Hnrrisburg.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and the
West.
0.38 a. in., week days, for Sunbuiy,
Htmlsburfr. Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
2.18 p. in., week days. (Sundays,
1.58 p. ni.;), for Sunbuiy, Har
lisburg, Philadelphia. Balti
moie, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West,
U.33 p. 111., week days, through ves
tibule train fiom Wilkes-Bane,
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia via,
Pottsville. Stops at principal in
termediate stations,
4.27 p. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Sunbury, Hartisburg, Philadel
phia and Pittsburg,
I II IIITClllNsON lim V(.-r
,1 II WOOD leu I'a-M Lt
SCRANT0N CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
SCRANU1N, I'A.
T .1. ro.irr, l'icsldeiit. I'.Imrr II. I.awall, Trra
l'olrr.
ue I'lrjidrnt
Manlry I'.
Alien,
Sjcretarr
iis 0
s
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers nr
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
V., I.. Ac W. Boaid for Today.
I'VilliiwIiig lh tin- make-up of the
.. k W, buard for today;
llll IMUi, -IM'II.MIU II sr.
Mild I at'. i:.lO s p 111. .1. . lliiiklu
P 111
II lo-l.ii, mtli II lidli.au'ii urn
ritiiiw. i.i'ii:Miii'.i! -jt.
Wild I Hi, l.a-t- I. ID .1. til . lil-ot'i. I I11.II1 ..
a. in, M. .1, Hi unlll.ili: "1 a in., ,1. II X!,. ,
a 111., M II. Mi I am, Inn. in, II. Ili-hun,
a. 111. I. Ilallilt; -J p. 111, ,X. II. Kowr, , p m ,
Van Moiir.i-t: Il p. 111., U'. ,1. Moiri
'-iiiiiliiiia, Kli. -II a. in.. r,l..l, J. Hi in, 11.. in, s a
tn, ni'-l. Ii. I'lOiiiiMkrl : 1 p. 111, iwt, rimtup
hii, ii p 111. rat, J. CjiiIki;. p tn . ao.
laliiuiri. 7 p. 111, N.iv Mix, V.. MiMliMcl, ,'
p. In , I J.i "Si. M liilih X.
I'll. I11I1. -ii.ll a 111, liuiiiiir; 1 ni ,
ItitiMi: 1 1. Mi a. 111, Miii.hi, 7 p in, utpin o.
I . . II li.itlholotuiw : lu p. 111., Iauiiinu
PfnKrr 1 neinr -7 a. m , CiiUfnr.T, 7 a m .
MtiBii: 10 a 111. X. Natiiiiin; 10 a' in. " K
-uoi, 7 p 111, --union: 8 ..0 p. in. ji i,m,in
Wild l its, Wr.t -I .1, in., I', lulu,.!- !. a
in.. M. liuiuciib; 10 ,1. in,. Ki ilium. It a in,
.1 II. ((ann. '-' p. 111, lolm n.ilns.in; , p ni ,
lioiullian. I p tu, M Ill-mix, ." p ni . I'
l .ojn.i'ich, 11 in , .1. IV. 11,-iiiit-.
lliinii 11.. I
.pt. '.'7. at xir
Villi II.
I nii7iiit0it II W I'reklin und
1 rr-iii sr ill .llluiil 10 .1. in. ild,
h' ikr uiMnirllon lai.
(Vjiidu. ion I'. Hopkins ami lhniinill ami ciphs
uill ullrnd i p in 1 l.i., 'pl 37, .11 air In il.
iii.iiik tlon mi.
IliaUrnidii (.olilrn irp.uu 101 Ciiuioiii
liiikriuar I aucan lrpoil. lui' ltm(
iS a!7jjWiiijTae?Zr:
'2? S """to H lR4vUu.t-Hx-iljjfe-Ji-ixia,xi5HX.4i
. c r k H 1f1,?S ii5s-513ifejxSl I
4)iS p 1 - Cm ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' y 7 . 1 ,T ,T 1 ' ' ' ' ' ""
-. ?cv M rnTfmrnfiii t
75 iV -S-. 'iS ' Iji-O'Oosu'I I J
3 Iff - - r-TO-c c L H
t mm-mmm m mm a
it -A ws r2K.&i:Aii)&? fecrr-V? i
.. iyii-v-y- ' 'ts!ifmmirjmWli JT TilW ' u.
rS "- .i "!' iV
" c' "
485 to 455
N. Ninth Stroot,
.PA
Guernsey
Is Headquarters for the
Leading High-Grade
Hall
Pianos and Organs
Telcphcms Call. 2.1:41.
THE
MOOSIC POWDER CO.
Booms 1 and2, Com'lth D'i'd'g.
B0HANT0N, tA.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
Guernsey Hall is well known as the
most liberal Music House to deal with. & "--- ""-w!.
. I., , -
Prices are always low, terms easy and S
goods equal if not superior to any in the j
market. Every instrument is thorough-
ly guaranteed.
LAPLIN RAND POVVDBR CO.'S
ORANOE OUN POWDER
Bretrlo UattsrlM. ElMtrln BiploJiri
oipio4ln bluti. .1fctr r"UM4i
tllllll
CXPLOMVC
f: Repauno Chemical Co.'s
DR. BARRETT, Dentist,
l'i W itiuns xmiiic fli-r lilxlt, Waiilioinr
TEETH
UE k 1
I X uitril
I Iranril
t-i-ali il
I rowni'il. fold ....
I rouin-d. pun dun .
ltilditr uoik
filled will, cold
lllli-d x III kllr. . .
Tilk-d xxitli B"lil Xltu)
i mi nrv oi i mil
00,
7j,
up
'l up
sit up
M lip
,'ir
7ii
i i im
Kxaiuinatlon und niim.itod
frrr. If xour iteth am ,1a, n
liifT, II you nrrd an artificial tet, if xon wl.h
otn treth rplicrd xx-itliout a plate, if jUi ui,,
your work done palnleuh nnd xvrll l.y nllahlr
KiaduitM ot lone rxprrimrr at ti: irt) iM,t
i-ont contUtrnt xvllli uood, miluMntial Ih-ntal
Wwi, call en air.
fill
11
OS
CI
Pianos are a few of the many beautiful fj
and celebrated instruments that can al- g
ways be found in stock. :
Special bargains can be secured here ,
almost every day in the week on Pianos g
and Organs that have either been re- fi
turned or left on sale by parties leaving ;
.I :a... v.. ra. d o CC - C
Liie uiy. iuu can oiien secure a vpoou ui ;
$400 Piano for less than half that amount g;
g of money by calling here at the right time. It will pay any person who is desirous c
H of purchasing a Piano to take advantage of these rare opportunities. fi
2 The public is invited to call here before buying. i,
It N. B. There is but one Guernsey Hall in the city of Scranton. Guernsey f.
3 nan is located near tne central rost Ultice Building,
A MAN I
fl becomrs lausuid, Itntblr and de-
I spondrnt. tlironsliloss nf nrrxevlcor.
I l.ife hcrms a niiK-ktri- The courage,
force, vigor mid action which charac-
B teri fuU-blowl'-d mni, me Hiking.
'(nuano
(at tnu.Ha
havr kuidlcd the tlslit of hope in mauy
nm.iit siai- 'I'lirv tirlnii x Igor to the
xre.iV and nmhitioii to the despondent.
Thry permanently check, the xvrak
riniiB drains feed ihe nerves, enrich
tin blood and make men nvrr ;rner
ally flOOpriliox nlnixruS-iOO. With a
"i(W order xxelx-ur ,. xmtteit Ruaran
tee to if dm. I llir tnourv if no cure be
eflected Hock -u-e I'txi. Medicine
Cu CltxeUnd Ohio.
For ule liy Jilm n Plicipx, rinmucUt, cornrr
Yijomliij avenue and bprui.e tttett.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
.. MANUFACTURED BT
g CALIPORNIA Fid SYRUP CO.
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1314-316 WASHINGTON AVENUE, SCRANTON
1 J. W. GUERNSEY, Proprietor.
PA.
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