' ,te . , ; '' v"' l''-'4i'"-""t,'''""f ")'1'w, i a"''.-' "-" ";' v -"' '.,ctJ f? --.''-v.. v-vi-'-se.-Vi "'"'"i'-...i,,'l--'f ''"".' i, .j-t.-MT- -.' s f.o ip-rT?")-;;!" Jr?yl r"V3HFj'Ff jl 'Spr-'l"itiL-,u' "-'" "-'--lvvJrtHfe5A: 7 - t y V s I THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1901'. ffl .Adds CI eve ffamvMter Makes the finest breads WINANS HULL IS ON TRIAL MUCH TROUBLE MET IN SECUR ING A JURY. (VVnyne County Men Hnve Either n Fixed Opinion About the Guilt of the Accused, or They Refuse Ab- ' solutely to Convict, on Circumstan tial Evidence Panel Was Ex hausted After Eour Jurois Wie Secured, and n New Panel of Sixty Jurors Has Been Quieted. Wind the (Ifvchiiimc-nts of tlie ili-st lay Indii'iite v, III lie one of tln niosl I'i'lobratoil discs In the lilftiiiy of iWnyne county cnurf;--, npont'il In tin oiii't liuiisf In lliuiisiliili yi'skr iln.v, when Vi'iunns .Hull, of r'nil'on ilnle, Ihu yoiiiiy: innn who Is iirmsi-il of hlayhiR Kilwlii Sclionnowr. In tlir woods, near r.ttUc l.oiloiv. on .lime Ul!, J.-iKt. was placed on trial for lils life Hull's pica, when arralmicil, uns not ftuitty. Tins story of the lltt-l day Is the Plinrpest Jiintl of sliliinisli between rounsel, which invsacs a vIroi-ous and rletei'inlnod lmttle 10 deVlroy or pre serve the life of Hull. It was over Hie election of the jury that isel .wnpod. tholr efforts endiin; in the ex haustion of the panel of forty-clnht jlurors. This was the result ,-il ::.::n in 'the afternoon, when lint four jurors Sivero aRreed on. Tliey ate: Or. Sanford Nlles, iler.tlst, l'letn-nut IMount. 1 .P. 1 KIdied, fanner. Daina.-cus. ! riinrles 13. Kelly, ilretnau. Ilnwley. Marf-luill K. lliiyky, slioein:il;er, .IndKO iSpoi-rp S. Tardy, when the panel was exhausted, directed an order for a, new panel of sdxly Juror, who Will be on hand at the opening of court this morning, when the contest will lie renewed. TllK FIRST SIOVH. The foature or the tiny was the effort of Attorney John ,r. Jlurphy. of Hull's counsel, to have the indict merit ag.-iinst the defendant, (plashed, on the Ki'iiund that there was not a full panel or jurors, one. Charles liellnian, of Haw Icy, not being 11 resident of AVayne county when drawn. The court, how ever, denied the motion. On the bunch with President Judge 1'urdy were As sociate Judges ,T. T,. Sherwood and Joel O. III11. The conmiouwealth's case is being rondticted by Plstriei Attorney 1.. Ji. 'Atkinson and A. T. Seniles, who have associated with them ex-Judge Henry VlIsim and ". A. McCarthy. .Mr. -M-Carthy represents the county commis sioners. Attorney James .1. (V.Mnlley will be In the defense today with Jlr. IMurphy. The attendance at the morning ses sion was not large, but In the after noon the court room was almost tilled with spectators, who were alive with expectant interest. Jinny of them sibandoned their seats and crowded along the aisles to the front to observe the incidents of the trial. Almost half of the afternoon attendance was ciiin )osed of women. The attendance yes terday presages an overflowing throng today and the rest of the week, when the most interesting part, the intio ductlou of testimony, will he on. 1' HULL UROt'CHT IX. ' Tt was a few minutes after ! oYlucl; fivhen Hull came into court. Jlc is won derfully active and agile and Hashed into the room from the tear with the fat, good-natured Sheriff Arinbruster, 3ils guardian, jiuntlnjs to keep up to 3ilm. Hull was handcuffed, and when he rainc to the defendant's table lie sailed his derby hat under the table, without waiting for assistance, and with light ning: fulcl;ness lie was half-sitting on the table, with one foot 011 a cliair. awaiting the sheriff, who was a number or feet behind. There was some dllll etilty in opening the lot k of the liiuul- ufft, over which Hull joked ami laughed with keen enjoyment, as he realized how the sheriff was hustling and wrestling with the stubborn lock. "When his hands were freed, Hull nil down beside Jlr, .Murphy, of his coun sel. His old father took a chair 011 the other side of the attorney. Hull's father is very much depressed over the happening and his spirit has liecn broken ever since the day that "U'lnnns was arrested and Jailed for the crime. The old man's efforts, though feeble, have been earnestly and un ceasingly put forth la behalf of his heavily accused boy; and now, when the crucial period h.is come, the father Is drawn worn closely to t hi sou who Is lighting for his young life. .None id' the nlhcr members of Hull's family, his mother and IiIr two lumbers, who live In Carbondale, were pieseiu In the court room. I'RI.SONIIU'S Al'I'KARANCi:. "When Hull took his scat his chair Mis sldewlse and the spectators weie riven a good view of him, He was as iharp and Keen looking as ever, and Is nervous activity kept him moving ihout In the chair constantly, lie was Ixceedlngly luiijlu and cheerful, itlu (horn wasn't a sign nf dejection ,. ,-,,. prebsloii about him. lie woic an old. but ne.it-looking, blue su'Si lunl and vest and older trousers. , Ills brltjlit, colored thirl and a brighter lie uml his carefully brushed pompadour gave him a tidy appeurnnce. Hull never had tho look or appear nti" of one who was vicious, but a glum i at hH iu!i'k movements and his dnrilin.' e)i . .ould impress one that he has ,1 iub !. hasty and, It uilulll be mid, tlery trinpeniment, which he mi-tnli-tuknhly posvm's, Tho lb; igiiaibm betrayed by Hull Was when ), was culled befoiti the mutt in huir il.e Indictment as it was read by plsirni Attorney Atkinson in n. Mow. hluh-pltched voice, that gave o jclemu air to tho proceeding. Then Hull labored under the effort to control himself. The spirit of Indlffer fence, ivJiU'h hua marked his demeanor, whoUsomeness to the food. land 5 grained and lightest and cake. suddenly deserted hlm mid his whole frame nulvered and shook, while, he shifted from one foot to tho other, to relieve his restless spirit. When the district attorney finished rending the indictment, 1 hill's counsel answered not t-'itllty. SKIiKC'TINfl A Jt'RV. At !U." the task or selecting a Jury was commenced; and It proved a task that taxed the patience and the ener gies of counsel on both sides, also of Indue 1'urdy himself. All the ele ments that could possibly oppose a ready selection of a Jury seemed pres ent. It was a most remarkable coin cidence that a long line of Jurors would follow ulih the snine Idea as to circumstantial evidence. The 11111J01 -Ity of them. In fact, nearly all of them, nveired that they could not pos sibly convli t the defendant on clremn Ktantlal evidence, no matter how clear or strong or how conclusive It might he; they all Insisted that It would be necessary and essential to hear the testimony of an eye-witness of the happening. Reside this peculiar condition, there was uuother just as strange, Theie were numerous of the jurors who af firmed thai they had formed an opin ion as Iti the defendant's 'guilt, based on the newspaper reports, which, while thev might set aside In the face of the law and evidence, but when pressed by Jlniphy. of the defense, they declared they would not say posi tively that they could set thl-t opinion aside. Those were the circumstances that piled up the challenges for cause 011 both sides: the dlsbellel In circum stantial eldence for the common wealth and the presence of an opin ion or prejudgment for the def'iise. Jl'ROIt AliSKNT. "SVIuit appeared to threaten the commonwealth'.- side or the ease, arose when the name of Charles r.lhnan. of Ilawley. was called and there was no response. tl developed that the juror had not been summoned by per son: he moved 10 Huzleton some months ago. and while the summone. had been mailed to him. the sheriff (otild not locate the reply Rellmau sent. .Mr. .Murphy then raised the question as to the regularity of the panel, there not being a rull one by reason or Rellinan not b"lii(5 a resi dent of the county. At the opening of the afternoon ses sion, lie presented in writing reasons why the Indictment should be iuasbed, based on the fact that the panel was not regular. The district attorney anil Mr. Seniles met this with a decision of the Supremo court, which so impressed Judge 1'urdy that he denied til- mo lion, allowing a bill to be sealed for Ih" defendant. When court adjourned, the defease had exhausted twelve of its twenty challenges, while the commonwealth used only half of that number. The prospects of selecting a jury to day is looked upon as brighter, as there will be a different class of men, those who, II Is expected, will not be so unwilling as those of yesterday plainly appe.ui d to be. AXOTJIKH l'AXKL. AVhen the last-name was drawn from the panel. Judge Purdy directed an order for a full panel of sixty jurors to be drawn by Sheriff Arin bruster. He asked counsel of eacli side for suggestions, to which the dis 1 1 Ut attorney replied that It was hlu wish, Mr. .Murphy, of the defense, assenting, to have those names placed In the panel which represented the higher Intelligence of the community. It was the wish of both sides, b" nf llrmeil, to haw representative men u sil and decide the issue. In the meantime, Judge Purdy ad journed Hie case to this morning at !i uMock, when the sheriff promised the extra Jurors would he on hand. LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS. I.1-1 01 h'lii'i. 1 mi, 1 miii;; mumIIhI tor ill lie 'hUHO'II MoUiM', l.luKjtV.llltll.l Ullltlt.. 1)1 '.- lii'i ''. I'ml. I'lr-ou (..Mini; fur ihw l.'itn. will l'N.er sjy aiheitlstil ai.il six- il.iii nf If -t. i:i.i II. Hippie, I'. M. I!. A. AmldMi-i. (lull ll'l X. JII.IMII. II. Kll.l'1. II...CMUT Mi. I 1'l.uit. (ti'oijji' V, Il.ul111i.il., boil llt'Ki'y, Ihiiiy ll.iiii lnn.iii, John ll.ililun, .Iciln, lil.nl,. M. .1. C,..,lfU", .Inlin I nni.nl, In' in Cmirum, 'I' II. I'.ainll, (Cln.i i '"Hue, .p.'ii.ili. ( nli Mine (Vnulilulil. III.wtiIii" Ptilhni: M.nlihi" I.e., II. Willmi I'mp. P. ni:N I!. (.Key. I!, i:. t'l.nL, ,11 I',. ChiiiM. . W. IMiniT, Willim ll.'lihi., IM l-.iti-tliMiy, r. 11. P1.11.1'. t. c nan in. Ji. 1. i.i fit. 1 . t:. Poli II.111.1 lli.lliilii-l'. i:ip.i' Miu' ( 11., Iirii'p' 't.iii, liii'li l.rtii-. C. A, I'-llnii. Ills Alnn.i I'ilIii, II. li. I'jiH. IH l'-tiT. li. A. IV.lK'iliy, C. , rule 11I1.1, m. 11. rim". .1. A, la.'iiin.i, li. (i. 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I'uiiiUi' liniir, 11 II. s'.il.i'.. Mr. .nut n. I,. II. siuiiu. I.I1I.1 Ii.iiii. .IlllO Sfuill-I, .lulill sp.l, II. Sl.OiliUll, .li'llll Milpnuiii, l.jlrl sl.uivroil. Mini' I plan. I uion .-'up V11 1,-. Mi. Mil Tollcii, ihiiici 'llicin.i., I'm I l 'Ilii'iii-H, II, 'lliuiiiui, S'tolli '1 "i j 0 1 . 1 1 .-0 : 1 . Siilncy WfUtcr. Sjnrjel Wjttain, .I.iiiic. S Wlidiy. Ilovjul si. U'jIi'o. li. Su" Vmiui:. l.jillt J jijii';. WT.M' MltAM'oN SCVI'lilV. !ln. 'Y. I. Iwui'i., Mr.'. I pill.', U'.ijlili.nn riiut: Mi. Minll (.'run, .NmniAi I,. Ki nnel . Mill ii. I.jiiii, Mitcni l.njtieU, Miipyn s.uiiiu l,i, Mix It. Willi , I'mmu ullins 111 ninu will plwic fjy a I VCl'lisl'll. Forbes Defeats Gardiner. Ily Hxclutlic Wiic from'flie .Woilatnl 'u. Kiicas City, .Mo., 0a. b. (laii'iuo I'uiU mi tlie docldun tonlslit ner II-. or lijulinii'. In die llllltll lOUIlll of UlUt M'U ii,hl'iuU'll Ji t Ht ivunil bgut. COMMON PLEAS TRIAL LIST CASES SET DOWN FOR THE NO VEMBER TERM. List for the Three Weeks of Civil Court Which Begins Monday, Nov. 11, Was Completed Yesterdny by Deputy Piothonotaiy Cummhifjs. Present List Brings tho Cases Awaiting n Hearing Down to the First of tho Present Year One Divorce Case to Be Heard. The common picas trial list for the term which begins .Monday, November 11. was completed yesterday by Deputy I'rothonotary John V. (.'tuntnlngs. H brings the llsl of cases awaiting a healing down to the beginning of the present jear. There Is almost an entire absence of Heranton Hallway company eases from the list for the coining term. One di vorce case Is scheduled for a healing. It Is thai of Khner H. Kldgeway iigalnsi .Mary .. Itldgvway, The list follows; KIHST VHI-:iv MONDAY", NOV. 11. J. (I. Ilufnagle vs. I'eunsylvanla Prewltig company; assumpsit, I. Krlcchlolie vs. James Moyer; wages. Henry Joyce vs. I. A. ('avanaltgli; wages. .Mary Muehluskl vs. I.axartts Moyer; Interpleader. J. !'. flllioy vs. Freeman l.arncd; feigned issue, Sarah T. AVade, executrix of liyron Wade, vs. City of Seranton; trespass. John Millet! vs. .Mrs. J. S. linllagher; appeal. Mllen I.ynelt AYalsli vs. Metropolitan Life Jiisiiraine company; appeal. John J. Collins vs. Metropolitan 1,11'e Insurance company: appeal. S. Terwllllger vs. Jgnat Jmedopf; appeal. Ic. I'll;er vs. Puiollgh or Throop; trespass. Catherine Knsey vs. SusiUehanna Mutual li'lie Insurance company; as sumpsit. Thouiic Dals vs. A. D. r.usseii; tres pass. William II. rices vs. P. N. PlaUe; foreign atlaehmenl. Jiertha I'lngeinan vs. Hearing P.rook Turnpike company et al.; tiespass. Kdwln Oiler vs. T. M. Crier et nl.j appeal. Kate Keegnti vs. Metropolitan Life lnsurnnee company: assumpsit. c. P. Sink, agent, vs. (I. Doud; appeal. Owen McCioveru vs. Lackawanna Iron ami Steel comiiany; trespass. William Mcf.oughlin vs. Mariali VS. Hull; assumpsit. TCKSDAY, NOV. 12. lfiul. D. I'.', lialdtvlu vs. T. I' Cawley; ap peal. Wilson Hailey vs. .Seranton Uailway company: trespass. Oreen ltldge Lumber coinnany vs. .1. ,). Collins et al.; assumpsit. rnlon Cash Stores vs. fieorge TjUxcii berger; appeal. A. It. Slmrell vs. City of Seranton: trcsjiass. C. !!. AVeseott vs. Thomas C. Orltlln; trespass. A. W. Ileynolds vs. P. O. Dixon; re plevin. (1. O. Wnrden vs. Hannah four; ap peal. f. M. JJailey vs. A. 1. Itoberts; iii penl. Ida Steinberg vs. f. !:. Reynolds; trespass. John J. nreiman vs. Seranton ltnil wny coinpany: trespass. A. D. Dean, trustee, vs. Ii. M. AVInton et al.. trustee; ejectment. .Margaret Thomas vs. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western llullroad coinpany; trespass. Prank I'leree vs. (Jeorire fowpcrth waite: appeal. De Krelm chair coinpany vs. Mary A. Sweeney: appeal. SKCOND VKUK MONDAY. NOV. IS. K. P. . IMwards vs. S. P. Long street; trespass. Mary llobbs vs. Kmory Neal; wages. II. W. Cole vs. AV. K. Oilhnol; wages. Harriet J. Jones vs. Ocorge 'Wahl: interpleader. C. W. Curtis vs. James llaxtou; tres pass. Mary Duflln vs. City of Seranton: trespass. Patrick Campbell vs. Caoouse Col liery Accidental association; anpeal. Luther Keller vs. 0. K. Kairchlld; Judgment opened. Patrick Donnelly vs. Mary iJonuclly el al.: judgineut opened. William J. Lewis vs. Delaware and Hudson Canal company; trespass, N. A. llulberl vs. J. 15. I.esb; replevin. AV. (!. Miller vs. Ocorge Y. Cramer, ejectment. George Cosirc vs. Seranton Hallway company: trespass. Mary Decker vs. Klleii Morahan; trespass. I!. K. Pllzgeruld vs. .1. .1. Collins and W. L. Hrennau, doing business as (.'ol lius & lireiman; appeal. Thomas Shotten et al. vs. John Kerri gan; appeal, 15. M. AVInton vs. Delaware. Lacka wanna and Western liallruad com pany: assumpsit. N. A. Ilulbort vs. M. AV. Klynu: Judg ment opened. .lames Melvln vs. A. P. Iledford et al,: assumpsit. (ieorge A, ITnkopovlteli vs, llorough of Olyplinnt, Olyphant Wtiter com pany; trespass. Tl'KSDAY, NOV. 1!i, tHOl. c. A, Wllllaiuson vs. M. II. Carpen ter: ejectment. William Steinberg vs. C. K, Itcyuolds; trespass. !'. 15, Singer vs, Seranton Coal coin pany: trespass. ,1, J. O'lioyle vs. James Oallagher et ill.: appeal. Ocorge W, W'cllaud vs, Heitben Mor gan; ejectment. Paiiule Oallagher vs, ltornui'li of ,1er myti; trespass, II. .1, Kuuz vs, Frederick J. Mack: appeal, F. D. Stevens & Co, vs. J, M, Cole man: appeal. F. V. Mason vs. John I'. Jones; np peal. Andrew drayal vs. Ontario Acci dental Miclety; appeal. WHDNKSDAY. NOV. '.'0. I!i. Ill re costs illld epenses, extension of sewer, Dlstlicl 0,iuiul I (iiiniigh ; appeal I'loiu repot l of viewers. I''cmng ,t D'Hiirn vs. city of Scran ton; tiespass. 1 1, U, Madden vs. StT.uiloii Hallway compiiiiy et ul.; ti'vspass, Loilii-a lihluo vs, Klols Tlnowlng company: trespass. II. W. I.otlus vs. llildlict Hand; ap peal. TlllKD WKL'K-.MO.NDAY, NOV. .'J. Continental Trust coinpany, tiustee, vs. Wllll.iin 11. AVInton, administrator; scl. fa. '. J. Conway vs. Jolin llaichhn; watjes. C. C. Wilson s. M. T. Keller; wanes. c. D. Falconer vs. William II. Helu hart; Interpleader. Henry Snyder vs. City of Scianton; appeal. Hugene K. Call vs. Joseph Ityt-u et al.; ejectment. 11. Dinner s. Mary A, Mc.Vndi'ew.s et al.; replevin. Lackawanna Hardware tompany vs. Flunk Patience; appeal. Mlchai I Finn vs. Weldlns' Swallow; appeal. IGGER o x Brillfa SAME PRICE llonjatnln Tonkin vs. City of Seran ton! trespass, Kxeter Machine Works vs. I'lnc llltl Coal company: assumpsit. Ocorge D. Mitchell vs. Pennsylvania Coal compaiiyj trespass. Kllziiheth Carmen vs. Seranton Hall way coinpany: trespass. Joseph Fellows et al. vs, C. Smith et al.! ejectment. D. W. JJtirr vs. M. Al. AVIIIInms; ap peal, K. It. Corlrlfiht vs, nitlcnbunder & Co,: assumpsit, City of Seranton vs. F. Arlgoiil; scl. fa. F. r. Huimcll vs. '.. .AL AVnrd; as sumpsit. Mary AValsh vs. Worough of AVInton: trespass. Michael Hatehford vs. Seranton Kail way company; trespass. TFKSDAY, NOA 2C, 1U0I. l.'nltod Security Life Insurance and Trust company vs. Alex. Craig: Scl. fa. Ida Dalley, now Ida Klein, vs. Will tain AVeyandl: appeal. S, Sykes vs. Flanagan & O'Hora; appeal, J. W. Moek vs. William II. Haider man; appeal. August. Vockroth vs. John P. Thom as: appeal. Orlando P.ozelle vs. I!, (i, Lewis; ejectment. Athens Furnllure company vs. J. AVIIlIam Sweeney; appeal. J. AA Mock vs. Fred Halderle; ap peal. Pi ank liurnuni vs. Michael Htinnon; appeal. Hannah li.Oerrlly vs. Dickson Manu facturing company; trespass. AVHDNKSDAY, NOV. HT. 1P01. Arnold Moore vs. Daniel AVyno; ap peal. Seranton Cias and AVatet company vs. c. Smith et al.: scl. fa. Owen Flyiin vs. Ontario Accidental Fund el al.: appeal. John Yates vs. John Lightbody; tres pass. c. L. Itlce vs. C. L. Smith: appeal. Fiimer H. Kldgeway vs. Mary A. Kldgeway; divorce. THEATRICAL NEWS. TODAY'S ATTKACTIONS. ACAPIIMY. Htimi'tt & Muultuu Itppei tiio conii.iny. AflPinouii .mil niulit. STAIt "Tho N'pn Vuik La.." Al'liinoeli ami night. "Pennsylvania.' At die I..U1-11111 l.iit nislit. "1Viiii.iIv.iii1h," a lniliin;,' ili.iiiu, wilttfli by D.uiii'l Hint uml (J. '.. CjII. ih.ei. wj. iiu'-rnUil, 'I tic mi'iii' nf tin' Iiaiiij ii! bid in .1 Utile niiniiis li.uiilct lu-.u-WilKis-n.aii', jii'I tho tour .n.t5 .in: inU'ii-n'ly iiiploilrjinatii'. The lliinl ait i- l.iiil at Ih,' foot of tho. Viile.ni mini' v.hirc .111 p.iih.-iihi or g.11. imuii. Tli" fnintli n't i- mliwmil hy a iniiin -tiiko .iml tho niilill.i ii imIIpiI out to prpM-nl liotlna. Pniin; the union of t lie ili.im.i .1 immtu'i or .iiigtii; inul dam in:; .vciallii"- ale Inliii iliuril. 'The Captain's Mate." "Tho r,ipt.iluV M.itc." wliiili will ho inoiit oil .it tlie A".idcnu- nf .Mil -if ti.tiigtit by tho llpuui'tt iSr Steullim 1 iiui.ni' . is mie of I he ittoiiSO't iniiii'tly ili.iiu.w ocr wiiltii!. The stm.v epoti-. al ll.o tiomo of Iho l.youi, in.ii Giiiooii' Ild'l. Tho -ti iitrglo la iiin..ilr, intrcduccil ut Uio oiul of tho lit.-! jiei, i iimIMIc atul IhtilliuT. The oioikI ail take-, ol.n o on tin 011I1 ilior licit,-, sho'iiu',- tho arrbal of .1 lull i-ie 1' ill ol I1u.1l -ti'.iniing upon the (-1.11:1' in lull -iglil et the -luiHi'iito. The tliinl ml is on ho.nil liio m.o.1'1 I'raliio'- Aili.itro-... At llic (ml of the .1(1 the (i'i'l.)iii tails upon olio of III meatiM l:io s. rno- ict iiilroiluciil. Tho out t li at .- tvll ol lien 1 hilt'itM, itiitiolliiliul Willi K1"!! lotlloill. 'Ih.' ioltii.uiy iMtiio- -po-tl.il .-i oiii iv 01 (.loll act 01 Ihi. piniiiti linn. No1' -pi.'Ci.illh"! will ho Inlio'h .oil holwiTii .11 1.. "Are You a Buffalo?" IVn- of am, plonly of l.iujlitcr ami im-i i--t of (.itcy mii-le ami (.ilditul r1111101li.n1.. Willi I'lotty itiil-, I'.iiiil-oiuo in"- Moiu'iy ami u..--timii". h what tho liijr sn(li.nl.ir lane enno'ilt', 'Alio Von a 11'itl.ilnt" i.. loiiipo-iil m. Ilioi.i- tliltitt iimv ai.il o f tho IiIkucsI 011 ill- of Jlie jcir. Will lie coin at tho l.yecum ThtnvJ.iy nislit ni'M. Henry Miller. Win 11 lloi.iy Miller .I'.oiouv at tlo bjiruni tlioatir on Kiiil.iy oioninir only, il will he in a now play, "ll'Aioy of the (.11111P," wliuli has pi'nuii -o mh.(.c-siiiI iliuini; hi- loionl Miee lnor lo.i'oii in San I'tMiiei-tn . hat lliote wa in I ,, . . . ,, ,. . 1 , If, ,. l.ii. I I .1 , ..... II. .nl.rllnr. Il 1.1 111.. ...I., .'..lilil.. l... Iih pro.-onl loui. ...'.. 1 ..,,.. 1, ,1. .'i..i... .. ... . .-v..- ,v..t-.. ii'i Mr. Miller h... won for liim-olf a iin.hinii 10 iiiiii-u.il pioiiiiiioio.o hy lit- atti'tle pctfotiU' ume ol "HiMit't'a-i'" .mil "Tiio Only Wa " in tho past tile M'.i.ite'. ami 'mlay M.iwU without a i (iiniioor in the lino ot :oiia'ol itno'.toii.il atM Iiriole put-, ami to lho.-e wiiu foinotahor In- woik in tlio r.ni'itie Thoatoi ioniiin.t. ami know nf lib .ihility in join thou tu the lixhiot ami nn.ii' aiim-iiiL' pliasr- ot iliain.ili" wmk, il will ho a plo.i-.nit aniioiiiicon.oiit lint lit now' play on-lain- many -eon'.- nl 10II1101I ontindy In irlii,ri lion with II- inuii' -"tlniK w.'"tl. "Winchester." "U iiii.ho.td" i Iho latoil war play, li '.. fluin tlie pill of laiivhi Mi'W.iilo, ami will bo pn. soliloil ill 1I1N (ily at iho l.iioiini no.l ".aim day atti'ilinon .mil niljlil for tin! lli--t llini'. Il ileal- Willi Iho liili.t k.ll kiltie of Wlneho-ier, Va., Iiail. in 'ml. ami toll:, a toiy lull ol hue ami p.itilull-in. Tlio paii'iiainie atul iloililial elfn.li. loiiploil Willi tli" intliniili li..l; of hol-o- llltloililo.'il III tl.o ih.ii;o4 anil i.io iinion in liio Kloiy of tit-. 1I1.1111.1 i- -.lid In lonlaln omui'li tlnill In i.iuy half it iloi'ii ila.i. I'lonilnonl in the i.nl of the fiilln.oiiiln!r pioiluolioii mo John .1. Tar loll, .Maiipicrlle M'i.. 1'iai.l; Midi Ian, William 11. smart, limy Cnidbh, .Inlla ll.ulioldci, stall' lo.v ,li'.-iip, ( lint I'iiiiI, Mm llol.vy, l.iii.Mi-?t lap, Chatlos (h.iiirl Mi.il olli"i'-. D L. & W. BOARD FOR TODAY. Following is the malie-ttp of tlie D., I.. & AY. board for today: 'll'KsDAV. )'.T . Wild Cat Iktsl-.s. ,,, pi., T. Mi 1, nilii ; il p. Ill , A. li. Ilaliiliiitt. U IJINI'SPAV, Of IOIIi:il t'. Wild Cats bi-i-1, CO a. in., .1. .1. 1 WiHn; I .1. III., P. I.. ltni;Plt . a. in., W. W. I.ahaiij S a. in, T ripatilil.i Ma. in.. C V. Imiii'i 11 a. 111.. li. V. Iluil: i p. 111.. 11. W. lit! jti'ialdi .' p. 111., tt. A. Il.iltliolumi'ii ; U p. In , II. Hi'liiic. summit;, bit -n.i. in. (.i-l, .1. I Icimf v-m S ,i. in., west, il. riouiifill.il : I p. in-. il, lliuv mill TliGiiii' new; ii p, m., e(t, .1. i'.n liSfi h 1 " u"'. ' i'ol'lcii 7 p, in , Nay An;., II. Mc.Mli.tiri 7 p. m-. taxinia. JI. tiln Ity. r.ji".icr 1 a. in., W'idiifi: U.I3 j. in., S. Tin. iteny; A a. in., Iloii.-u; ll.;'U . m., Jloian: ti p. in., liniiti; 7 i. in.. Mmiili.i; u p. in., II, i.iillinliiiiipw. 10 p. in,, l.tinpln;. I'lv-cnsir i:iiKini' 7 a. in., lialfiif.ii 7 a. in. singer, to a. I, I. Dutfj ; 10 a, in., 1. V soini; 7 p. in., Slaiiion, S.:.U p in.. Miliniiin, Wild (at- WVt-5 a. in. !' tt'all; 7 a. tit., T. Douill'j'i: IU a. in.. JI. l.iiinod.i; II a. m.. Koiil.unii '.' p. m., ('.iiatuusli; a p, in.. (I, Kamlolpii; I p. in., Kintj-Iyi .1 p. m.. !. II. Mil'jiin; ti p. in., 'lii'tuoy. Willi .Inlin li.ii.a Van'a 1 1 p. NOIit.'t:, ('ni.dnit'.i II. .1. I..1.M11 Mill inn ). liifiti'i cicw on 0 a. 111. 1M Lit. II' t. ', and until Itiillm iiu:kc. ('uiiliiiioi II. HUilii.' and now mil attciid 10 a. 111. da- Air II1.1I.0 liKtnu'llun cm, Oct. !'. Enameline THE MODERN STOVE POLISH nt.Clean. Easily ADDlied. Absolutely ComliioInT ll'V.nir will t,lko liii own iuii on N'o, .". (M. S. llr.ikrlii.in M. liolilm Kjiott! (01 0. W. VUl jer.ilil. - ' FACT0RYV1LLE. Special lo the Poranlon Tribune. Fnctoryvlllc, Oct. S. The funeral of tho Into Oorlnnn II. AYIIson was at tended from the Methodist Kptscopttl church at Factoryvllle. Kev. Mr. Leo olllclated, assisted by Uev. Abel AYiIk ley. who had known deceased from childhood, Tie spoke of her Christian worth and gentleness, saying she was a good woman, a true friend, an af fectionate mother. She Is survived by one son, J. J. Wilson, of Denver. Col: .Mrs. !;. J. lllddlemau and Miss Itesslo A. 'Wilson, of Factoryvllle: one sister, Mrs. Henry Jones, of Factoryvllle. and I wo brothers, Klljh and John Uroudbent, of California, DURYEA. Spocl.it to the Seranton Trilninr. Dtiiyea, Oct. S. AVIllluin Oearhart, bus removed his family to (Ireeliwood. Misses Mary Dills and Kcrtha Smith were callers In Plttston yesterday. Miss Mnble Stiles was ti caller In Plttston yesterday. BANKING. nr.i'oiir op Tin: condition or tip: FIRST NATIONAL BANK nt Seranton, In tho State of l'ctiii,l.inla, at tho ilom of bmino.-', Soploinhor :ii. Pill: nr.sOL'itci. I.oani ami ib-connl-i l,TI..)Vi V, iiionltatt-. -ii.'tncil and tm-oonuil... I. S, liumli In .-octno liienl.illon.... StofL'S. Mdiiitir-.-, eto i It.nikiii'; hon-o. Ini'tiitino ainl ilvtnit-. Due Inmi National li.nil.s titol lo- scrip iici'iils) Pit" I'toni "tale 1i.ii.k4 mil liinl.ot-.. II111' fi urn appiiuod ie-0110 ,i'4ont-.. Intoin.il iiirniii' .-lamp' Clioikii ami otlioi 111-I1 iliim Kuhaii'.'P for ihailni; tiou-o Notes of oIIkt .Valinnal I1111I.4 lVai tin11.1l paper cinier.ey, iiirkoW and oonti; Lawful .Money lto.-ono in Hank, il.: spceio -.!":::: so I.ojtil tiiidor tiutis.... Jjt.R.I!) nil '.M'.T :;il .vi.iiiin to !,:.-, s-.-, '.'i ,mx) w M.ttlT IS ::!.! 1 m TSl.Ttil Mi l.tl-J IM :::i,ITI 11.-1 Jii.TMl ".!! lijil.lion U) ; So 7.7r ill) 2..W) 1)0 Ttt'ili million ftiinl with 1. S. iio.i-uur (."1 nor lent, of clrudatiuiO Tul.ll i.iaiiii.iiii:- .ll,UI!l,iJ Pi f'.ipital flock paid in S W.ooilo f-inplii? mini l.OOii.mWO'l I'mlividod profits, lo- exprn-fi and lao- paid II.V2M '-I National haul to- niil-tandiiia.... "111.111111111 lino tn other National hank- !H..VII j- Dnc tn .-lato li.nik- and banker- I7.l" 71 Duo In approicd re-'Tie i-ronts .... 11.211 d Indiiiihial dopo.il- Milijoi t tn ilii'k. Nl.i'i,."!-:: id lli'tu.md loilllic.ito- of ilojiii-lt ,sii.s:;imi; (Vrtitied ilioiks -'.-i.'J '.1 Ci-hioi'.- ilioiks oiillardiii;: .71 '.'i Note- and hill- ir-di-i minIi .1 No'i- Hilt- pii.ihto. iii. I111II111: on I ill. .il.- nf dopn.it tec inoiioy Ihu niwod. . . . Noiio l.iahilitio.- (ill'."i' than tiioo .ihii.o .stated None Total italp i.il..",' Pi lOUIlll of I..II k.l- nl I'i'iin-ili.iiii.i, w.iiiiia, j.. : I, l-aae Pn-;. Ca-hiir of iho almio n.nro 1 li.lllk. do -nil lilldy -''oar lh.it 'lie .dime -tat.-- tin Tit i- tiui' tn Iho Ik-I of tin' kiifiwlodao and lioiioi. Isaac I'tiyr. .i-in -r. Mih-i 1 iln-il and '".in to liofnio mo thi- 7l'i d.ii nl llitnhi'l. I'.iH. V. .1. lllti:V, Nnl.11.1 I'titibc. C.inool -Ailej-t: li I.. llllliMIS. .1. v i.im:. U. It. I-I'llltlls. Ha. 1 1 a- . ItU'Ulif ul' Till. I UNPIIkiN ill' tiii: TRADERS ' NATIONAL EH I at Si'i.iiiliin, in tlio Mat' "t I'onn'.ili.nii.i, .11 111" iln.p nf lui.-liii , s,.;,i. ;in, i'ml. ItlXU'lil I-, I..1.111- and Pwiiiuit- -I, 'Ji'. ol I .i Oioiiliatls, (.01111011 and un-eeinod.. . 7.l III 1. . Hind- In -oiuio ' iienlatiiin .. Ml.iolill I'. . lli'tid- to i-iiiiiv I'. . Il.'p.i.in I'-'DJit'l HI I'loniiinn- nn I'. s. It md.- f,i) (KI Stcn k, oi iiiitii's, etc .'1I7,!'.!.'! 2i liaiiKini; lion-o, tiniiitiao and t: tuns Otlioi teal o-t.ilo ininod lluo tiom Nalluiial Hanks (nut le-one .iBont-) lino fiom state Itank- and II inker. .. Duo tiom appinied 10-oivu aaonts ., Inli'in.il Itotonue slJtiip I hoiks and nllior cell itiui- IXehaif.'o- iitiiii ilo.iiiuir liou-e .... Nolo- of oilior National Hank- i. ........ .1 ..I..I...I. tin.niK) (ji 7.7W mi 2.:,ilTil do .",. I7ii .'! Isl.III 2:! lie! HI 2sV. (ill P','211! ill ;:20 en Ul .! l."l ..,l'.l " ... I. .... , lllllil'l-, ID . ' ' ' p- . ... , 1 ent l.m.i 17 baiilul 11101101 io-oho in li.ink, il: specie s liji; ul I.OR.ll-lltldiT nolo- ."ni.tlill mi Itoilouiptlou liu.d iiitli I'. " Ti'oa--unr I, poi cut. o 1 iiiiiliiiotil .. Duo Inuii I . s. Tie.i-iirii. nlhor lini , pel 1 out. toilolllplion (llll'l Tit.ll s; I.IAHII.I'III..-. ( apltal .-tni k paid ill $ Suiphi- titnil t'mlivliloil piolli., lo- i'.ipii-i'4 and t.ixe- paid National Hank nut ut-taiuliior ... Duo In otlioi National Hank- Duo In st.no Hank- and llankci Diildoinl- unpaid buliiidual llopn-ll- -lllijllt tn ihoik Demand leitllhali- of dopo-ll Tliae iitiilliale- nt ilepii-il IVililiod eliecks Ca-liiei'i. ileik- i.iii.l.iiidiui; I'nileil .si.ilo.- ilopn.il i.n..ii. of I . ili-l.in.-iim nihio. - Nolo- and hill- 1 cili-i uiuil.'il Hill.- paialito, Ini liulliic eoitifioalos nl .li lin.lt tui miiiiey but limed l.i.lllllllloS llllll'l' tliill Ih. 1-1' .iliuto Mated 'i :..;-. ii.) l.imi IH .'.."I') III ,2.'-,n:;i l'i iVI.IKH III 10(1,(10(1 (I) l;i,IH2 ii7 Ml.lHO 111 ;,:m in 131 s 2-.'! HI li'j.'.nlii ii'i V.i.i,7h2 ti- I2ii,72.' .ss 2.:2I 7.'! 1.17 m l'Jll.llll 111 None Nime Nell" Noll' Total 2,'!2;.oMI 1! Sialo of 1'iiiii-ili.iiiia, 1 niiiily of I..11 k.iu'.iiin.i. .-. : I, Ik W. Pidpli, .i.-i.l.ilil i.i-liiei' nf Iho .ilioic n.mieil I'. ml-. (In tnUliiuly .-uoar that Iho ahoio Klaloinont i tine tn tlie lii'-t "f my kinniloilKe and lielief. Ik . Dill. I'll. Ai,l.int (V-hieo S11I1.1 iil.nl ami -si ,1111 tn lictuii' me ltd-. .-ouulU ilav ol I). mini'. Itiil. W. - DII'lll.. N'olaii Puhlli. Mi- loiniiii-'iiiii spin- piil, Indl. (oii.it AII1..1; C P. mtiiii:m. ( . i:. I IH'ITbNDIA'. LDWMtll S. .IHM'"'. Diir. n.i -. RA ,LFi9A P. T.(ME TABLES. New York, Ontario and Western. Ill ill.'. I T'uo-il.ll'. Si.pl. 17. l'Kll. Mllllll IIIU Ml. I.i ale l.i'aie i'ni. 'lii.m. suaiiion (',iil.oiid.il. . i.i,i.,.n. , 1 lil.rjl ,1. in. ' II. In. 1. in. Imp. m s.,,. 7 I...lli. in. Al. I iilliolld.ili'l,.'),. , siH'lll 11(11 Mi. ' I.1.111' .cop ,, , (..id'jta. t ailiciidah . .s,iaui,,,j No. li V.ll a. in. ', n ., ,. Su.s -.'.i'iii. 111. 1. imp. in. 1. iu 11. ni. ;t NDAs 11M.V, NnltlTI IIDl'.Mi. ' Liaiu Loaic .ul.o funis. Soiaiiton. 1 aihoiidalo. I'adoiia. o. U S.Jila. 111 a.0 i. in. 10. 1.1,1, pi, N. j ;.IHi.ni. Al,l'ailioiii.,o, r.lUn. 111. sOfT'll ItOI'Mi. IU' '" l.l'dic l.J.llp Nniie (j'(ii. (..abnnilalo. su.iiu,,,,, N"e. c 7.01,i, in, 7.10.1. m, Nn. in l.ilM. a'- , ''-""I'. I" o.r. p. in. Tun,- W. I en "11k lld,la. uml t 01, M1ud.1v, liul.o mam (liie (ontioillna. m; Wi ,.,',, Middlolmin. Waltuli. Vorwi h, Oindd.,, i),w.ii and .ll inlii p1. I'ur iuillur niloiliulinli. lou.iilt liikit auoiit. .1. 1. Mli:is)N, li. P. ., X..U . .1 I.. Vi:i.sl. T. I'. .. lainmi. Pa. Erie Railroad, yyomlns Division. 1 T.. in tor Nin Soil, ' inrl i11t0111101li.no poiiiu lo.lli' Miaiit'iu a. liillu',1. 7.20 .1. in.; J.'.'j p. 111. Aiivj1 -10.SJ a. 111 tiom IIoiiomIjIo, l.iulo Hid ilili'iliii.ill.ii" 11. iiut; 11.20 n, 111 i'ioiii NO'V Vuik ami liiti'iiuoUlati.' pu Ints. .No .sunday lulu-. LIQUID BETTER YET! FIREPROOF.!! nrioriput Tramp Tramp Tramp The Boys arc marching to and from work and pleasure. Bring in your Bicycles and have them put in shape for riding. Bike, Wagon Tires and Bearings a specialty. Florey & Brooks, 211 Washington Avenue. HENRY BEL1N, JR., Central Agent for the Wyoming District foe Dupont's Powder Mining, ni.i(lnsr. Fportln?, Sniol.clcn mid tin ltcpstmo flicinlial Company's HIGH EXPLOSIVES. Safely Pii-p, Cap? and I'lploiler'. lloom 101 Con noil liuildin',' .Serantcti. A(ii:.N( ii:. Tim?. io nn JOHN 11. hMIITI tc SON W. i:. JiULbiaAN I'ltlsliin I'liiuouth Vilkos-H.iirn RAILROAD TIME TABLES Pennsylvania RAiLRoai Schedule in Effect June 2, 1901. Trains leave Seranton: 6.40 n. m., week days, through ves tibule train' from Wilkes-Bnrre. Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches to Philadelphia, via Pottsville; stops at principal in termediate stations. Also con nects for Sunbury. Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash ington and for Pittsburg and the West. 9.3S a. m.. week days, for Sunbury, Hnrrisburg. Philadelphia, Balti more. Washington and Pittsburg mid the West. 2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundnys, 1.08 p. m. ;), for Sunbury, Har risburg, Philadelphia, Balti more, Washington and Pitts burg and the West. 3.33 p. m., week days, through ves tibule train from Wilkcs-Barre. Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches to Philadelphia via Pottsville. Stops at principal in termediate stations. 4.27 p. 111., wook days, for Hazleton, Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadel phia and Pittsburg. .1. II. Ill K IIINSiiN. li-ii. Jlsr. .1. 11. WOOD, lion. IM-'. Aul New Jersey Central. Station- in Now VmU -runt nf l.lliotl.i' -tli. 'I, X. II.. and smith I'nry. TIMi: TAHI.r. IN IMTCCT It Nt: ;.n, Hh,. Iiaiu.1 leaio Suaninn lor Noiv oik, Nii'.aik, I'.briilioili. riiil.'idolptn'ii, i:.iton, II. 11110111-111, .M ioiitoiui, Miuoli Cliuiil. and Hhito linen, at .-.", a in.; opie-.-, 1.10; 1 iiv-, 1 ijii p. m. mm iliv. 2. 1.'i p. m. IVr l'ilt;(on and Wllk--Il.in .-..w a. ie. ; l.H) mid bin p. in. Siiiiikij -. S.13 p. lit. Till- llaltiuioio and Wa-liiuttlen and poinl-i South and We-t 1I.1 li.-tldelioin, ,.ii a. in., I.P) and t.01 p. in. sundiy-, 2.1., p. m f'.r l.on llianili. Hoean (iioie, 0(0.. at s.55 .1. in. (tliioiinh uui'li). and bin p. nt. Km' lleadinir, l.ol'.inon und llaiii.-liui','. 1 ia Al lontowu, 8..i a, 111. and 1. 10 p. nt. .Simda'.i, J.l.'i p. 111. For fott-iillo, .."1 a. 111., 1.10 p. in. I'm- Mountain I'.itk, S.j"' a. m., I. It) and 1.01 V m. Tluoiiuh liikit- lo all point- 0.1. t, .vmtli and iic.-t at hniO'l Lite- nt tho tatioii. ('. M. RI'IIT. (ion. I'a-.-. Aat. .1. II. 01.11 AI'SIJS. (leu. Supt. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. In btferl 11sr. II, inoi. Thiiin h'-iie suaiiion fm Noiv mk At 1.10, ikon, ,-,.,,.-,, 7,.,o and HMtt a. in.: 12. l'i. ii.un, il.t!. ."i.iki and S.WI p. in. lor New oik and Philadelphia ".Ml und 10.01 a. 111.. and 12.IH uml it. 1.1 p. in. IVn Tnli.vli.iiini-At li.in p. 111. I'oi llitll.ilo -1.1,1, n.22 and !i.(0 a. 111. ; l.iin, il..,.1, y.ir, and tl.ii'i p. m., Tor lliiuli.niilnii aim .,y st .1 . tlun-- IU.20 .1. m. and l.n p. 111. I'm- o-ivio, Suaeti-e and t'tlc.i -I.M and ii.22 a. 111,; l,::0 iiiul il.1'2 p. 111. (bMojio, S,ii.ioii- and Clha Irani .11 n.22 '. m. il.nl. eo(i Siiiul.iv, Tor Monlio-o I'.n" a. ni.i l.'H i'ti'l 7.01 p. m. Xlon. 1.I-.111 aireiniiiod.il ion I, Oil atul II. 1.1 p. in. HIiHiiii.liiiii; libl-ion I'm' N'ortliiinilioilnii, at n. II unit lO.ii'i a- m. i l.-'io and it. lit p. m. i'oi l'linoiith, at s.lu a. ni.i ik-'l and i.n.1 p. 111. Sunday '1 1.1I11- -I'm' Neiv Yolk, I. to, ,'i.im, 1 ,11 mid 111.0.1 a. nt.: ii.20, il.1,1 and ,l.nn p. 111. lor lliitt'.iln 1.15 and ".'2.' a. in., l.iiil, .I..V, ,.ui und II. ill p. in. I'or lliutjliaiuton and v.av .-la ll. 11. O.ihi and 10.20 a. 111. IILuml-lnii;.- dlvi-ton I.oaio Seiatiloti, lo.oia. 111. and li.ln p. 111. Lehigh Valley Railroad, In KlVt-it Juno 2, inul. Ti.ilus lean- siianton. I'm' I'liilail.lplil.i .md Sew V01 1, '.a II. .V II, It, II., at i, II and !.!!- .1. in., and ''. 1, 1.27 (lll.ii I, lll.iiuoinl l',pii I, and II. .0 p, ill. Sine d.i.n-, I), k II. It. It., t .1-. ."." p. III. for While ll.iii-u. Ilaloioii .1 lit I putiupit point- In llie coal nrlou., 1I.1 I). ,- II. I;, II , 11. 1.1, 2.1- and 1.27 p. 111. lot I'oiiailllo, ii. ,1 a. 111.. 2.1t i. 111. I'oi llolldolietn, i:.,-ioii. Iliaiiiu-j. Ilatii-buii: and inlneipil inii-i iii.ih ti- -i-niou- u.i II. ic . II. II., 11. 1.1, tl.il- a. m.i ''. I. 1.27 illl.uk Dia mond i:pn-), ll.i.o p. 111. sihkU ., i, ,v. . II. II., H..1'' a. in.; I..1-. S.27 p. in. I'm- Tuukh.iniioek, 'I'oii.iinla. Clin.i ... Illi.ua, (ietieia and iiiinilp.il nib nii-'iiule mukuk. 11.1 11., Ii. . V. II. It . Id a no and !. 0 p. 111. I 01 lleiieia, II... lie-lei, lliiiialo, Ni.e.'.ii.i I alb, I iiiiuttn and all polui- ne-t, via II. , It . 7.I-, II. 1.1 a. in.. 1-2'. ' I III i' I. Iliauioiid li pie-), 7. Is. in II, II. .10 p. m. Siiiida.. -. l. ,. II II. It.. 1 1. .11. .27 p. in. I'tillhiili pnlor and -loopilfi ..r I.i mj' altiv p.ilh.i ui on ill 11. nil- lietii'iin 11K1 - llatio and V. iv V.ik, I'liil.nli Iplda, llulfai.. I su- pili.-iuli lliiil;.'. Illll. I. IS' II. Mil. Ill II. lion, s.ipi , .,, i.ii.nid lloit, Nuv lelk. CIIUII.i;s . I.bi;. (I'll. I'a.-'. Si!1 'i- 1 "i Inul Irvii, N'etv loik. A. W. NilN'I'.M SI lli:il. Ii.v. I'j- V-i s,.,,, ll.-ililohiiu. I'a. i'ur liikt't- at. 'I I'lillniin nveiiati"!.- -!' ! ' iari ,.ii kauaniii aii'iiu", Suaiileii li Delaware and Hud&on. in i:iie-t Juno 0, r'i. Trail. for ( ailiondalo leaio Soiaiiton ji ii .1), 8.W, S.5i, Hi. lil .'. lil-i l!M. I-'-"-'. 211. ('':, 5.20, 11.SS, 7.57, 0.11. 11.20 p. 1,1.; bin a. m l"or IIhiiimIiIo .mil I. ike bodore, li.-Jo, 10. 1 : a. m.i 2.11 and -I.? I'. . i r Wilke.-llJiii' -n.1.1, 7. If. sit. ..:. 10 1 : ,1. in.; I2.nl. I.2, 2. IS '. I--':. ".I". 7 l, 10.11. Hi"! I'- I"- I'm .. V. 11. II- Point- 'Ui, "'..is. a 111 ; '.M-, 1.27 and ll.'S'i p- m- , . , IVr l'oiii.iaiiia It. It. I'.diil--i:. II. (ii,-, -j. s. ..ill and 1.2. p. in. IVr 1 1 ' .1 1 iv and all lmini- unili ii -Jo .1. 111 an I -'.'.' p. ni si im 'iiniss. I'or 1 ailiondalo -'.50. ll.iiii a. 01. i II, .1 , ', 5..V! and I U.i'. I Tui Mllki.- Italic n.ii a. 111. ; I ' ill, I j, .-,.;-, U.JJ and i..l. p. in. I'or Mlun.t and point, noilli :)..,! p. in, I'or iloiie.-d.ilo and Lake l.odoiv ,...' I, 11.3d 1. 111. ami il.52 p. lit. EDUCATIONAL. Free Tuition By a recent net of tlio Icglnla , Ittre, free tuition Is now pi-antcd at tlie Literary Institute mid State Normal School Bloomstwr Pn. In nil those lnT-piiilitK lo lencii, TIiIm M'ltool niiilntiilns cotiic3 of Mtudy for tciii.'ltctH, for llioso tireptirlniT for (.'oIIcro, and for those studying (niialu. It lll pi) to utile for p.iilletilir. ' No other school cilTei; anli Minerlor ad mitiigc3 at Mich low tatei. Adihcsi J. P. Welsh, fl. M., Ph. D. , Pr in. International Correspondence School of Seranton, Pn. (Incorporated) 1,000 Prcc Scholarships. I'or par ticulars, address P. 0. Box 16 Seranton, Pa. BINGHAH1T0N TRAINING SCHOOL Kor N'onotu, It.Kkiv.ird ami Inaf Mute Chil dren. 1'h.nloal Tr.ilnlin;, Manual Tnnnim,', Attic ul.itloti, .Mu-ii', llraivliii;, Kludcr-'aiti'U. Open year arotuid, Ci1rul.1i'. S. A. Doolittle, U I'arvieiv Avenue, Illinjliaintoti, N. T. .CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY Vissahickon Heights, Chestnut Hill, Pa? A boatillnK rcliool for lioys in the elevated ami beautiful open country north of Phila delphia, so tninules from nroail St. Station. I'or catnIo;itcs nddic- JAMES I.. PATTERSON. Hcad-Master. SCRANTON COEEESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, SCRANTON, PA. T. ,1. Foster, President. Klmer 11. Lnivall, TreiJ. It. J. Foster, Stanley 1. Allen, Vice President. Secretary. Uantifecturera or OLD STOCK PILSNER 48S to 455 Ii. Ninth Street, .PA Tclcphon) Call, 2333. THB IK POWDER CO. Booms 1 and 2, Com-lth B'i'd'g. 8CRANT0N, PA. lining and Blasting POWDER Mode at Mooilo and Ruihdala Woflti. LAPL1N ft RAND POWDBR CO9 ORANQE QUN POWDER Blsotrlo liattorlo Kleotrlo KrplOiUri, xplodlng blasts, Hnfety fun a:ii Repauno Chemical Co.'s Minn EXILO-IVE Not in Nature I'or ntiyone to nliv.tys feel tired There it no meil lo drag out nil exliteuce without nnilntidii ,, , , . Weak nervea (ire resimnMlilP fur Ian giior, Uejiresslon, debility anil virico- Jlhseased nenes, whetlierilue tnover work, oi iiiiliilKiMii'i! "i ntiy other can.-e, can he made Mroii a steel by the us.- ut Thev tone ntnl litvlrjorale every otftan of thc'lMidy. Mxitlieaml htreiiRtfieii the nerves mid trau-fi)riii hiukeii down tiienaiiil ivotnen into slrniiK. henlthy. vlsnioits rmlily vlieeki'il por-o'i'- If yon Inul thi', lent hi. you 8C' V01"' ntutiey buik. SI (Kl per bus dboxe- iwilll ijiiar.m. te. j'(i. llix.k Iri l'i Ai. Ml.tn cim, Co., Clewland, tlhlo. For tale hy John II. I'lielpi, 1'h.iunai.Ut, eornn Wjcinini: ut tiuu and tfiruie street. BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FSOS ... MANUFACTUJtEP HY CALIFORNIA PIO SVRUP CO. iir-.MTi:Tii: vtiii:. -. - . -- . 11 .t !-?.-1 Prof.a,F.THEEL,tZ7 dtMiM rbiU-lfliibla, fa. It'll. Wtwti sjufblUl if !....! l.narlnltirt tu run- al- bt nail I'rlttt t)ftr lift. Hii. I'lww'l 1'iiUit, .rreu lbUilj,l.utl HbuuU,4ri'vrfif a MMM-jr-' rut Iitf 1. lJicl""nt iV Mtroniff Ur(.f 10 tj. 31 jrar rUf 1 fl ytt Hvrlll?irrriir,m"'""" ' r" m -t- -. vv- DiJait mry wf4lcal t lrrlrlil trauj M.olloii UU i..p.r, ,'"HJ.,V,--i''"''1-'--'-t-i-i''i- i.r . Man r rui al . inn's is Lager Beer Brewery S ' ai '( tT5sa ifri.h r'."' .
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