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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 25, 1901.
Seveland's
0aMifcPotffer
It is no trouble to make good cake and
biscuit with Cleveland's Baking Powder.
Christmas
Programmes
St. Peter's Cathedral.
In St. Peter's Cathedral this morning
nt 10.30 o'clock a pontifical high mass
will he celebrated nt which mo louuw
ing programme will bo rendered:
Processional Match K1. Klcsler
Umcr's Orchestra.
Kjrle (from "IMscale Maw") Lamblllotte
Soprano mid llao Solos and Chorus.
Mrs. M. J. Leonard and W. It- Ilrudburv.
Gloria (from "Pascale Mass") Lamblllotte
boprano and Ujm Solon, Uutt and Choriu.
Mrs. T. 0. WnMi, Mlis Laura Hatter,
and J. Slocbrr.
Cicdo (from "St. Cecelia's Mast") Gounod
Trio and Chorus.
Miss U. A. Laveltc, MesbM. Itcpcrt
and Bradbury.
Offcilory "Adestcj Fidcles" Vt. Alit
Ttnor Polo and Male Chorus.
Mr. fius Itcpcrt.
Banctus (from "M. Cecilia's Jim") Ciounod
Chorus.
Bcncdictus (from "St. C'cr Ilia's Mi")... Gounod
Soprano Solo and Choi us.
Mrs. T. ('. Wabb.
Agnus Del (from "Twelfth Mavi") Moult
Alto Solo and Choi as
Te Ileum (chorus) German
Orilirtra, Organ and Choir.
Organist and Director W. 1'. Schilling.
Assistant Organist W. It. Bradbury.
At St. Mark's Luthern Church.
St. Murk's Lutheran Sunday school,
or West Scmntou will celebrate Iho
Christmas festival this evening. A
programme of song and recitations, set
ting forth the stoiy of Christ's nativity
will ho icnderoil by the school. The
church choir, under the direction of
Jliss Clara Sanders, will assist the
school.
Proccsfiion.il, No. "9J.
The. Verside, IValin, Scripture, Pravcr.
llvmn, No. St.
"A Merry Christmas fo AH" Uurclla Mliliacl
'Christmas firectlmjs" Doll Deikmlller
"A Youthful Wehome" Willie Michiel
Anthem "Praise Ye Iho Lord" Choir
"The Loving Little Gill" Oliri Kullhcis
Christmas in the Heart". ...FIiieiucloikmillcr
"A Christmas Greeting" Blanche Sanders
Kolo Soltctid Mks Nellie Markwick
"Our Gifts" Oneita lictr-
"God's Son" I lew Kricgcr
CJixintr to the Poor and to the lllili,"
Hulda ltcnson .i'id l,lh- lohii-on
"Ills Natal l)a" Alfred Ucil.mei-kr
Duet "Listen to the Aiuril Son','" lacl.son
Nellie Markwick and ,Io.-cph Phelps
"Cells of Christmas Tide,"
May Adams, Anna Sherman, llulda Wag
ner, Martha Ilnr-on, LIaho llihlke.
"If This were Twenty Cciiliuies Ago"
Herman Bachnian, 1'i.ii'k Jones and
Guilt Guennel.
lljmn. No. CO.
KxcrcL-'es by Infant School.
"The Infant Kins"
Clinton Vettcr, Henry Kr.igcr, l'.arl San
ders, Carl CarNon, Albin Nelson
and Albert Klienbcrg.
"Lone Ago."
lthea Bartlcs, I'.Uie Manger, Hazle Tietze,
Madeline Ibid, Adeline Von
Wiisenlluc.
"ChrMmas Night,"
Olga Kullberg, Nellie Stelnman, Aranda
Johnson, L'dith Wikhuid, Arllnc
Guicr, Uveline Kieinbeig.
"As Kach Happy ChrMma-." Infant School
St. Paul's Catholic Church.
In St. Paul's Catholic church. Green
Hldge, the choir will render the follow
ing programme nt the 10.110 mass tills
morning:
.V.pcrgcs Me
Ifyrio l'.lcisun (Mass in III ...
Gloria in KuMs (M.ki in II)
Credo (Miss in 11)
Sanctus (Mass in V.)
Bencdlttas (Mass in )'.)
Agnus Dei (Mass In V.)
... . , !
'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.lliniM oil !
'.!!'.!"!i:ini'isoii !
Kmcrsuii
Lineisoii
Kmeisoii
Umci.sou
OlfcrtoryAdestcs I'ulells,
Choir, assisted by St. Paul's
School Orchestra.
The solos will be sung by the following: Miss
M. Powell, Miss A. Buike and Miss M. Nlland,
und Me-mrs, W. Kenny, .1. O'llara.
Organist Ed. Sullhan.
St. John's Catholic Church.
The choir of St. John's Catholic
church of Green Ivldge will render this
programme at 10.30 mass this morning:
Kjlie Moart
Credo Mlllaid
S nidus Millard
Agnus Die Mlllaid
The soloists are the Missus Winifred
Melvlu, Catherine Coyne, Mary Mur
ray and Anna Mollltt; Messrs. James
Mangan, Thomas Needham and Hugh
Coyne,
Others who will sing are: Misses
Elizabeth Durkln, Delia Purcell, Nellie in the national convention of the Mine
Mangan, "Winifred Melvln, Mary Cul- Workers, at Indianapolis, Intl. An la
Ion, Anna Whalon, Sarah Vauglmn, tlmatlon of this was given at the ses
Matllda McGoe, Alice Gibbons, Eliza- Mon of the United Mine Workers' ninth
beth Coyne, Julia Kelly, Mary Murray, district convention at Mahanoy City.
Winifred Durkln, Anna Mollltt, Bessie District President Duffy, of the Haz
llurns, Nellie Heardon; Messrs. James k-ton region, urged upon the delegates
Mangan, Patrick Keegan, Patrick Brcen, the need of having full anthracite rep-
Thomns lloland, Hugh Coyne, Michael
Murphy, Thomas Needham.Jolm Court
ney, Daniel Kelly, Michael i.aveiio,
St. Mary's Church, Dunmore.
In St. Mary's Catholic church at
Dunmore today at tho 10.30 a, m, mass
the following programme will bo ren
dered by tho choir:
Hyrlc Klclson ...Weigand's Pcsthal Mis
lJuct Chrlste Klelson, ,...,, ...Grand Italian Mass
Mis. Al. Miller and Miss S. Gilllgan.
Gloria In Bxcclsls l(,i0"nn'!
Credo ,,,., Nclgiii'l
Sanctus (St Cccclla'a M.is) , Gounod
llcncdictus (St. Cecclli's Mass) , Gounod
Agnus Dei (St. CecelU'3 Miss) ,.,,, Gounod
OiTertory.
Adi.to FldclU ,,,,,,,.., ..................Novello
Tho sol is will be sung by Mlsi Gilllgan and
Mis Miller, and Messrs. W. Crane, A. Uoden, Kd.
C'awlej, M. McNuIty, I. Miller,
OiganUt, Miss il. A. Millale; cliotUtcr, Mr, L".
Sullhau,
Elm Park Sunday School,
"Santa's Stu prise" will bo given by
the Elm Park Sunday school tonight
under thu direction of J, Torrlnstoii
Watklns. Following Is tho programme;
CHAItAOTEIlS.
Iloesie , Miss Salllc Tripp
Lucy ,,., , Mist Lthel Yout
Maud Miss Gcraldlna Waters
Chums.
Tom ,..,.,...,,,., Hay Walters
Ned , ltoljcrt McCUte
Jack L'ojd WiUvx
Chums.
Addt wholesomeness to the food.
Bashful Simmy (who Is going to bluer),
italpli Grltnlln
Dollv Girls-Dorothy Page, Lavcrna Illibliig,
DaUy Dell, F.lsle Squantz, Margaret tllttcnhciider,
Helen Hamilton, Sarah Chandler, Marlon Nichols.
I'alrlca-Cora Dobson. JUt.cl Uikcr, llal
Waters, Ilia Marsh, Bessie Marsh, Beatrice (lib
pin, Maud Phlniicy.
Icicle Boys Arthur Trucsdalc, Frank r-owcll,
Harold Adain-i, Itolurt Monro, IMwnid Sprague,
IWg.tr Molr, Brooks McCiavc, Harold Hallet.
Santa Clam (the children's friend),
J, Torrlnglon Wat kins
Pianist Mrs. 11. C. Wallace
Organist Mr. C. F. Bookman
ML'SIL'AL NllMBKIIS.
PAhT ONK-INTItODUCJTION.
Prelude Organ
Prof. .T. Alfred Pennington.
"Shepherd's Sons;" Ladles' Chorus
"I'm a Jolly Old Santa" Santa Claus
"We Hall the Christmas Time" Chorus
"Dollies" olly Obli
"With Sleds and Bells" Choius
"Good Night" Chorus
Interlude Organ
PART Sr.C0.ND.
"Merry Christmas" Chorus
"Ifiisli Song" Choiu.i
"Santa Song" Solo and Choius
"Christmas Kalrics" Fairies
"I Itcully Ought" (solo) Simmy
Icicle llojs.
"Jov to the World" Audience
Pcslludo Organ
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Make Up of the D. L. & W. Board
for Today Big Order for the
Hazard Works.
The following is the make-up of the
D., 1. and W. board for today:
TUESDAY, Di:Ci:.MltKlt 21.
Wild Cats llut.-S p. M., 1". 1'. Stevens; 10 p.
m., M. It. MelJane; 11 p. m., A. G. llaminitt.
wi:dni:si)AY, di:ci:m:h;u e.i.
Wild Cats Hist. 1.30 a. in., O. W. Burt: 5 a.
in., .1. Burkhait; ci a. in., llobokcn, It. Ititc-'s;
S a. in., llobokcn, J. W. DcUne; 10 a. in., O. W.
l'ltgciald; 11 a. in., Lattlmcr with 1'. L. ltog"rs'
new; 2 p. m., 1. M. ll.illell; ii p. in., 1". Hal
Id t; I) p. m., O. W. Dunn.
Suninnt', Lctc si a in., east, J. Mennictn;
10 a. in., G. Kreuufelker; U p. m., Thompson; IS
p. in., cast, J. Carigg.
Pusluis. 0 a. in., Wldncr; 7a. in., S. 1 inner!? ;
8 a. in., Hoa-cr; 11.15 a. in., J. J. Murray;
( p. m., Vi. II irtholomew; 7.80 p. in., Murphy;
0 p. in., W. II. Butholoincw.
Passenger Liiginc-. 7 a. m., GilTney: 7 .1. in.,
Ringei; 10 a. in., Nauman; 10 a. in., O. Miller;
ti.IJ p. m., htaiiton; S.30 p. Hi., McGoeiu.
Wild tills West. 3 a. in., A. K. Kctchim; .S a.
m., C. Kingsley; 10 a. m., K. McAllister; 1 p.
in., T. lJoudle.ni; 4 p. in., It. Castncr; b p. in.,
M. Caimody; 11 p. in., 1'. Wall.
NOTICl.'.
I). Ilaggerty and crew will run fi p. m. tumniit
Doc. 21, in place of .1. llcnlngin and irew.
W. 1). W.irfel .mil crew ulll run ll.SO p. m.
uild cat. Dee. 21.
J. Geiuty aid irew will run S a. in. wild cat,
Dec 23, in place nf A. Gerrlty and crew.
ItalTorty and enn IU run No. )-', Dec. 23.
M. I'innerty jnd new will run li .1. in. wild
cat. Dee. 23.
1', D. Sccor and tieiv will run 3.43 p. in. wild
cat, Dec. 21.
J, McCue and crew will run .1.13 p. m. wild
cat, Dec. 23.
Drake-man W. M. Depew will go on with M.
Finnerty as (kigiuan.
Brakcinan Junes Kccnan will go on with John
Baxter as n.icman.
1'. P. Clarke reports for J. II. McCmn.
Hazard's Big Order.
The Hazard Manufacturing company
has received another order from the
Herreshof Manufacturing company, of
Bristol. This late order is for wire rope
to bo used on the rigging for the yacht
which is being built by the Herreshof
company for Emperor William of Ger
many. This Is not the lirst order that
the Hazard company has filled for the
Herreshofs who designed the Columbia
and the Constitution and most of the
handsome steam ana sailing yachts
built in this country.
Thin order is, perhaps, not as impor
tant as a consignment for the war de
partment at Fort Hancock, near New
York, that was shipped a few days ago.
This order, for large copper cables,
was one of the laigest and most Im
portant orders that the war depart
ment has placed recently and the grade
of insulation called for under the spec
ulations was the very highest that Is
made. The wire was put through a
thorough test and it passed Inspection
and test exceedingly well. The Hazard
company is winning big contracts by
the excellence of its product Wllkes
Barro Leader.
Move to Dispose Mitchell,
An attempt, it Is rumored, will be
made by the soft coal miners to over
throw John Mitchell as president of
! the United Mine Workers. The war
on Mitchell, it is expected, will be made
resentatlon in tlie national convention,
as questions of vital Importance to tho
organization ure to come up, Hazle
ton Plain-Speaker.
MOSCOW.
Miss Geitrudo Veaux, of Elmlra, Is
visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Will
lam Veaux.
Mrs. Sarah Davis and daughter, Flor
ence, of Elmhurst, lslted tho former'n
mother, Mrs. Charles Noack, over Sun
lln,.
day.
Daniel Qarduer, of tho University of
Pennsylvania, and Arthur Cinrdner, of
Wyoming seminary, are spending the
holidays with their parents, Mr, and
Mrs, F. U, Garner,
Quy Swart s is entertaining company
from Stroudsburg,
John Lyman and duughter, Myrle, left
yesterday for Peekskill, N, V., to visit
tho former's sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Sllvara returned homo
Saturday from a visit In Hinghumton,
N. V.
Clare Pelton, of tho Stroudsburg Nor
mal school, Is spending the hollejv.y va
cation ut his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Whltlock, of Uoston;
Mr, and Mrs. Orrlu Gnlge and children,
of Philadelphia; Mr. and M;s. Sim
mons and children, of New York, are
guests of their parents, Mr. und Mrs.
H. If. Galge.
Miss Elizabeth Lyman left yesterday
for 1'eoksklll, where she will tiUcml
school this winter.
Outgo Dntrymptc, of New York, Is
spending the holidays nt the home of
his aunt, Mrs. It, 1-. Clnlgc.
AVOCA.
Special to (lie Scrahton Tribune.
Avociti Dec. i!l. The Star Social rhib
will conduct ti semi hi Sarstli'lil Opera
house tills til'ternon anil evening.
Misses Ilea .tint Anna Meade have
returned from Jculrinoiiut, "West Vtt.
T. J. Kltuslmmons In seriously 111 of
typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. llrown of Veek
vlllo are spending the day with friends
hero.
Thomas O'llrleti of Jormyn, wus a
visitor here yesterday.
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Slg
lln, a daughter.
Mrs. It. A. Carlton of Lackawanna Is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Elizabeth
Iteed.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Morthwlck of Muller Hilt and "yillljm
Campbell of Dtirjcu was solemnized
at the home of the brides parents lust
evening by He v. 1). J. Smytho. Ontv
the members of the family were pres
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will reside
In a beautiful furnished homo recently
built by the brides father.
The marriage of Miss Alecla, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of the
West Side and Wilson Klshpattgh of
South Forks, li. will tnke place this
evening at the homo of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Godwin attended a
reception given at Kingston last even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Henderson.
Postolilce hours today from 9 to 11 a.
m. and from C to 7 p. m.
DALTON MAN BANKRUPT.
J. Feuerstein Brought Into Court by
His Creditors.
In United States court, yesterday, J.
Feuerstein, of Do lion, wus adjudged
an unvoluntury bankrupt, by Jud.'ie
Archbald, on motion of Attorney A. V.
Dower.
Tlie petitioning creditors are the Bal
timore I!ai,'alti house, of Baltimore,
Md.; Morris Mikolu, of New York; A.
C. Nottleton, of Scranton and ltosuwear
Bros. & Co. of Norrlstown, N. .1. His
debts to these ci editors uuiount to
$500.
i .i -
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the
Scranton Postolilce, Laeluwanni county, Pa.,
Dee. 23, 1001. Pi r.-om calling for these letters
will please say jiHcrtiscd and giic date of list.
Lira It. Itipple, pa-muster.
AppUm.in, L. D., taicl.ewis, T. I.
James Watson. Miy, I'rank
Appleg.tle, Mrs. IlancyLeoiurcl, Mis Miy G.
Atndtur, Clinics Lewis, Mrs. .les-ic
Aulgolv, Vinecnt Lewi-, Mrs. Delbcrt
Barnaul. Mrs. It. W. lewis, 'lliomas
llnaul, 1'. W. McDonougli, Jliss Anna
llraekenberrv, Mi. MusiMi Carthy, Mr-.
Banlctl, James Locwll M angle, It. Cheater
Uonnon, Peter Mi renin, George
Cjry, Hi nre M.ueks, Charles
ClMinr, Otto MPlir. A. L.
("rippeii, Geoi. c 1 Mi.nagheu, Mrs. Cithern
Conleiii, Miss M P. Dren-tein, Miss ltcbccca
Cunningham, W . .1. Pu-ey & Bowe
Cooke, Mls.s Man- IMIenParki r, Chailes
Divis, Beatrice Pinker, O. 11.
Doud. Mis. Joe C. Penney, Mis. Thomas
Delnore, Angelo Pitkins, Prank
Du-iek, Mi .tennie P.irkhurt. Miss Amy C,
Ldmunds, Mrs Mary J. liiS Highland street,
Kilw.iuls Mis arali photo.
Kohnin, I. W. ll'ce, KoI.mil D.
1'iilW Aiirii-t.l 11 Id. .1. W.
Geisiin, llirker S. Itobii-son, fliarlcs, Lin-
Hohlu, Mi-s M.iiv C. ilen street.
H.irMV, Mrs Itobeit l.Suiitli, Chailes
Hogan, T. L. Stephens, A. U.
Itiggs, IMwurd Sewill. Henry
House. Mi.-s rnie I. 'Irotter, ii.iuace
Irih, Miss llais.i
Witman. Mrs. L J.
Ward, V. W.
Washington. Miss Alias
Whiting. W. I!.
White, Mks Madeline
Walter, Le-udnig
.Tones, . A.
Joney, Mis Winifred
Kol'cv. i:. 11.
Killi.iin. Mis. Jane
Kline, MKs l.bv.'o
Kiticht, Gottfiied
ITALIAN.
Andrea Mirino. Annlto Tugenio, Nicola TifWc,
Gui-riuie Pica, Lugenio Giovanni, Gaetno Pitri,
Uiiini.ii.t M'ino. Go-eiiiie WacrnUo. Niudo lino,
GIu-cppo Cannelli. Lunidio Lnplni, Gioiannilie
do Vlneente, Gabrilc P.ilucci, Dondero Citerino,
Gisvaiml Pitstco, La It. Peluenodico.
POLISH.
1'ranclszek K.iczmaihl. Kelyanner Larzbim,
Fiancisek Kosomoskl, Wladjst.iw Uominski P.
P. T.uiskv, Winteiitv Malinowstie, Piolicn Woj
taehu, Barnailinmi Ciinrewiczu, Kaiol Janowlei,
Samuel Tedder, Llik llMistowski.
I1UNGAUIAN. t
I'lMnci-ka Blip, Ju?ipa.s Jtinkaiulns, .Tozcf Pla-mu-7er.ik,
Andres T.iki, Uanoso-iki Janes, Mari
ana Wai-leka, JedriJ Nyivt. Gajdor Jurko, Spjak
Meh.ilv, Tnhulis Lillewivic, Wiliim Wakunas,
I) metre Leeko, Cank Putoy, Vaszily Zgebur,
Nitholas Zgebur.
West Scranton Station.
Miss Amu Vjrnuit. Anton Coar, Mis. M.uid
Jones, Mrs. Willi im Smith.
Resumption of Sunset Limited Ser
vice Botween New York, Phila
delphia and San Francisco, Sea
son 1901-1902.
Commencing November 30 and each
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
thereafter, the Washington and South'
western Limited, operated daily be
tween New York, Philadelphia and
New Orleans via the Pennsylvania
Hallroad and Southern Hallway, leav
ing Philadelphia, Uroad street station
at 0.53 p. m., composed of dining, Pull
man drawlng-ioom, sleeping, observa
tion and library cars, in addition
will carry a special Sunset Limited An
nex Pullman diawlng-room compart
ment sleeping car to connect with tho
Sunset Limited operated between Now
Orleans and San Francisco.
The celebrated trans-continental ser
vice offered by these luxurious trains
makes a trip to the Pacific coast not
only very quick, but most delightful
Charles L. Honktns. district nussen.
ger agent, souinorn uauway, 112s
Chestnut street. Philadelphia, will bo
M .. - ..
pleased to furnish all information.
Additional Passenger Train Service
via Southern Railway,
EfCectlvo Nov. 21, tho Southern Rail
way will operate through truln service
trom Washington via Itlchmoud, Vu
to Florida and points south.
The new train will bo known as No,
20 and will leavo Washington at 10.50
u, m. over the Washington Southern
Railway and nrrlvn Jacksonville, Fin,,
at 0.15 a. m. Tills train carries llrst-
clus.4 coaches and Pullman drawing
room sleeper between Washington and
Jacksonville, also has dining car ser
vice, Tho ubovo train is in addition
to the full complement of train ser
vice of Southern Hallway via Lynch
burg and Danville.
Cluis. h. Hopkins, District Passenger
Agent, Southern Railway, S.'S Chestnut
St., Philadelphia, will furnish all In
formation. A Trip to California or Florida.
Those contemplating such a trip need
but to call on tho local ticket agent of
tho Lackawanna rulhoud and ho will
urrangu every detail, including trans
portatlon, berths, reservations and
checking of baggage through to desti
nation also will furnish rates, folders,
descrl le literature und tiny other iu
forinafion dtnlied on thu tftibject.
Thiough sleepets und day couches to
Chicago. Only one 'chungu of curs to
4 California.
Heart Disease
Gome Facts Regarding the Rapid Increase of Heart
Trouble.
WmPrM
(sK2HHImhiHHI:
Heart trouble, at least among the
Americans, is certainly 'Increasing and
while this may be largely duo to the
excitement und worry of American
business life, It is more often the ro
suit of weak stomachs, of poor diges
tion. Heal organic disease Is incurable, but
not one case in u hundred of henrt
ttoublc Is organic.
The close relation between heart
tie .Mo and poor digestion is because
both organs are controlled by the same
great nerves, tlie Sympathetic and
Pneumogastric. J
In another way, also the heart is nf- '
feeted by the form of poor digestion
which causes gas fermentation from
i half digested good. There is a feeling
' of oppression and heaviness in the
chest caused by pressure of the dls-
tended stomach on the heart and lungs,
! terferlng with their action; hence
arises palputatlon and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the bloo.l,
making it thin and watery, which irrl- j
tates and weaken? the heart. '
The most sensible treatment for heait
trouble Is to improve tlie digestion and
to Insure promtp food assimilation. ( something that lias reauhed my ail-
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RAJLFOADJinMTBLES
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In LTfect Nov. 3. IDOL
Trains lcaie Scianton for New York At 1.40
3.15, 11.03. 7.30 and 10.03 a. m.: 1 ! 13. :..40, t.3i
p.m. for NcwVo.k and !!.. a.li.lnl.ia-T.ao,
10.03 a. m., and 12.45 ami .1.3.1 p. m. lor Tobj-
liannu Al U. Hi p. III. irr nunaio i.iu, u.s any
0.00 a. m. ; 1.35, (I.S0 ,1 ll.:s. p. in. I'or Bing-
liamton and way stations 10.20 a. m. and 1.10 i
p. m. For Oswego, Syracuse anil Utica 1.15 and
B.22 a. in.; 1.55 p. m. Oswego, SjiaciM! and
Utka train at 0.22 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
I'or Montrose 0.OU a. m. ; 1.10 and cl.50 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation 4.00 and (1.15 p. m.
Bloomsburg Dliision l'or Northumberland, at
0.35 and 10.05 a. in.; 1.33 and 0.10 p, in. I'or
Pi mouth, at (S.10 a. m. ; 3.10 and 0.00 p. m.
Sunday Trains For New York, 1.40, ;U5, C.03
and 10.05 a. in.; 3.10. S.."l p. m. l'or BiilfaIo-1.15
and 0.22 a. m. ; 1.6 1, O.oO anil 1 !..'). p. in. lor
Bingluniton and way stations 10 20 a.
in.
Blooin-burg Division Lcae Scranton,
10.03 a.
in. ami (j. 10 p. m.
Delaware and Hu'dson.
In Eflcct November 24, 1001.
Trains for Cubondale leave Scranton at 0,20,
B.OO, S.51, 10.13 a. m.; 12.00, 1,20. 2.31, .1.52,
5.20, 0.25, 7.57, 015, 11.20 p. m.; 1.31 a. m.
For Honesdale, 0.20, 10.LS u. m.; 2.31 and 5.20
p. in.
For Wilkcs-Barre-C.53, 7.1s, 8.41, 0.31, 10.41
a. in.; 12 03, 1.12. 2.1S, 3.2s, 4.27, 0.10, 7. IS,
10.41, ll.:.! P. in.
For L. V. It. It. Polnts-0.3S, 0.33 a. m.; 2.13,
4.27 and 11 30 P. m.
For Pcnnsj.i .nil B. B. Points 0.3S, 0.33 a.
m.: 1.42, 3.2s and 4.27 p. in.
For Albany and all points north C.20 a. m.
and 3.52 p. in.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
I'or Carbondale S.50, U.'W a. in.; 2.31, 3.52,
6.52 and 10.52 p. m.
l'or Wilkes-Barre-9.33 a. in.; 12.03, 1.53, 3.25,
0:.2 and S.42 p. m.
For Albiny and points uoith 3.52 p. in.
For Ilnnc.sd.lle 8.50 a. in. and 3.52 p. in.
W. L. PIIYOIt, D. P. A,, Scranton, Pa.
New Jersey Central.
In l'.ficct Nov. 17, 1001.
Stations In New York, foot of Liberty Blreet
and South I'ciry, N. U.
Trains leae Scranton for New York, Philadel
phia, llastou, Bethlehem, Allrntonn, Maucli
Chunk, While llacn, Ashley and Wllkes-Barie at
7.30 a. m., 1 p. m. and 1 p. in. Sunday, 2.10 p.m.
(Juakcr City Uprc-.s leaves Srraiilon at 7,r,0
a. in., through solid estibule train with Pullman
Bullet Pallor Cais, for Philadelphia.
Fur Aioca, Pittston ami Wilkes-Banc, 1 p. m.
and I p. in. Sunday, 2.1U p. m.
For Long Blanch, Ocean Groie, etc., 7.30 a,
in. und 1 p. m.
For Iteiduig, Lebanon and Harrlsburg, via Al
lentown, ut 7.30 a, in. and 1 p. lit. Sunday,
2.10 p. in.
Foi Pottsillle at 7.30 a. m. and 1 p. in.
l'or ratis and tickets applv to agent at station.
C. M. BUItT, Gen. Pass. gt.
W. W. WKNTZ. Gen. Supt.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule In llllect Juno 2. 1001,
Trains lcae Scrantuu: (1.3d a. m., week dajs,
through u'stitiulo train fioin Wllkcs-Bairo. pull.
man bulfct parlor car and couehci to Phlladob
plill, via i'utuiiiu; stops ut iirincipai inierme.
diato stations.
,iso Cfiiuecis ior .luiiuury,
Bui.
., , ,.i. I,-. ).!.. 1. 1 . ii .1,1. ...p.. r .-..I......... ...i
wi s, niiuuu ..i ., ,..i ., .mniii.,,.!, mm
I ,0H. ' '! "'! KA Sunlmir. Harrlsbur,-.
Philadelphia, Baltiinulc, Washington and Pitts-
bing and the west.
1,12 p. in., week dajs (Sumlajrf, l.M p. in,),
for Siiiibuiy, ll.nilslMiig, Philadelphia, Biltliiure,
uli'ii';t"ii .it..) I'lU bing and tho wm.
3 2s p. in.. Weils days, throuih Vistlbule ti lln
f ii.m Wllkca-ll.it I e. Pullman bulfct parlor t ir mid
lunclus to Philadelphia via Pottsville, Stop at
principil iuteiincdiate stations.
4.27 p. in., week days, for Haleton, Sunbury,
llanUburg, Philadelphia and Plttsbiug.
J. 11. HUTCHINSON, lien. M,T.
J It. VOOD, (Jen. Pass. Agt,
Tourist Cars on Nickel Plato Road.
Semi-weekly transcontinental tout 1st
cars between tho Atlantic nnd tho Pa
cific coasts are operated by tlie Nickel
Plato and Its connections, Tourist cars
referred to afford tho samo sleeping ac
commodations, with same class of
mattress and other bed clothing that
are pioylded in the regular Pullman
sleeping cur sorvlco. These tourist
ears leave Uoston Mondays and Wed
nesdays, and leave San Francisco Tues
days and Fridays, Herths in these
tourist curs are solet at greatly reduced
lutes, Conveniences are offered without
eUra cost, for heating food or prepar
ing tea or coffee, affording every facil
ity for comfort on a long Journey, es
pecially for families traveling with
children. Lowebt rates muy be obtained
always via thu Nickel Plato roud for
ull points in tho west. For special In
formation regarding ull trains on tho
Nickel Piute road, including these tour
ist cars, consult your nearest ticket
agent, or wtitu F, J. Moore, general
agent, 'J9l Main street, Uuffnlo, N. Y.
Mrs. Lydla Iinrtram, of Assyria,
Mich., writes: "I have suffered from
stomuch trouble for ten years and five
different doctors gave me only tempor-
ury relief. A Mr. E. It. Pago advised
mo to try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tublets
and four boxes did me more permanent
bene.lt than all 'he doctors' medicines
that I have ever ' ken.
Mrs. G. II. Crossley, fiSS Washington .
street., Hoboken, New Jersey, writes:
"Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets just fill the
bill for children as well as for onbr
folks. I've had the best of luck with
them. My three-j ear-old girl takos
them as readily as candy. I have onlv
to say 'tablets' and she drops every-
thing else and runs for them." '
Miss Leila Dlvely, 1627 Plummer 3t.,
Pittsburg, Pa., writes: "I wish every- i
one to know how grateful I am for Stu-
art's Dyspepsia Tablets. I suffered for '
:
u long time and did not know what
ailed me. I lost flesh right along until ,
one day I noticed an advertisement of ,
these tablets and Immediately bought
a G0-ecnt box at the drug store. I run '
only on the second box and am gaining
In flesh and color. I have at last found
HENRY BEL1N, JR.,
Ccncral Agent for (he Wyoming District for
BV ,rt A.J D-.rx1ck
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Mining,
Blasting, Sporting, Smokeless and the
Rcpauno Chemical Company's
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Safety Fuse, Caps and Exploders. Boom 401 Con
nell Building , Scranton.
AGUNCIES.
TIIOS. FOllD
JOHN B. SMITH .t SON
W. E. MULLIGAN
Pittston
Plymouth
....Wilkcs-Darra
N0WHFRH ELSE ON EARTH
Can the Seeker After
HEALIH AMD HAPPINESS
Find Such Rich Reward.
CAUFdRNU
ISA WINTER PARADISE.
Best Reached Via
'SUNi-ET LIMITED."
(PALATIAL HOTI'.L ON WHl'.l'.LS )
Leave New York Tuesdays, Thurs
days, Saturdays.
SOUTHERN FA IFGCO,
R, I. Smith, agent, 109 S. 3d st.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Railrood.
In Llleet Nov. 3, lfjOI.
Ttaliis lene Scranton.
For Philadelphia und New York via D. & 11.
It, It., at (1.33 and !.- a. in., and 2.13, 1.27
tlli.ick Diamond Kpies), and 11.30 p. in. Sun-
dais, D. .t II. It. It.. 1.53, s.27 p. m.
For White llawn, Hileton and principal points
in the coal regions, U D. fc II. It. It.. 0 33, 2.13
and 4.27 p. in. For PotlsvlHe, C.33 a. in., 2.13
'l'or Bethlehem, K.iston, Beading, Harrlsburg,
and principal intetmedlate stations, via D. I: 11.
It. It., 0.33, 0.33 a. in.: 2.13. 1.27 (Black Dia
mond i:.priss), 11.30 p. m. .Sundays, D. i: H.
It. It., 0.33 a. in.; 1,5s. S.27 p. in.
l'or TuiikluiitV"'!;, Towandi. I.lnilu, Ithaca,
Geneva and principal intermediate station., via
D.. L. and V, It. It,, f In a. in. und 3.50 p. m.
For Geneva, It'che.tei, Bultalo, Nlia-.ir.i I all',
Chicago and all points west, i.i D. .t II. it. It.,
7,13, 12.03 a. 111., 1.12, tS.Ul (Blink Diamond V,
picss), 7,13, 10.11, 11,30 p. in, hundajs, D. II.
It. It., 12.ai, S.27 p. in.
Pullman pallor and flcep'ng nr Lehigh Vally
Parlor can on all trail, between Wilkes-Banc
and New York, Phllidelphia, Builalo and hutpon.
slon Bridge.
ltOI.I.IN II. Wll.lU'It, Gin. Snjit , 20 Citlind
street. New Yoik.
CHAULLS S. MX, Gen, Pass. Ait., 2 Cortland
sheet, New York.
A. W. NDNI'.MACIIKII, Div, Pass. Agt South
llethhlieiii, Pa. . , .
I'or tickets and Pullmni re-ervatlom apply to
city ticket ofllce, CO Public biniari', Wilkm-llarre,
Pa.
New York, Ontario and Westorn.
hi Lftcct Tuesdiy, Sept. 17, 1001.
XOIU'll I1UU.MJ.
Leave Loaw Arrive
Train. Scianton. Caihondale, Cado.Is,
No. 1 ........10 30a. in, II. 10a. m. Mm p. in,
Vo 7 , U.llp. in. Ar, Cubondale 0.10 p. in,
' ' Mil'Tll BOUND.
I.eaio l.eaio Arilvc
Trains. C.ido.lu, Caihondale. Seiaiiton.
No. U ,., i.uua. in. 7.40 a. m.
Su. 2.13 p. in. 1.00 p. m. 4.40 p. in.
SL'MA. ONLY, NOItlli BOU.MJ.
Lean- Leavu Arihe
Trains. Scianton, Caihuiidilc, (.'dosla,
No u .s.i.oa. in. U.lUii.iu, 10.45 a, in.
o. 6 .,. 7.W p- in. Ar. ('aihoucUlo7.10p. in.
tOl'dl BOUND.
Leaio Lene Arrive
Train. Cidusla. Caibondale, Scranton.
No. 0 ,.. 7 00 a in. 7 40 a in.
No. 10 I.JO p. in. l,.ujp. in. U 15 p. in.
Tialiis Xos. I on wick da, and II nil bun lav.,
iiukn main line coiiiicitlon-s for New urk city,
Mlddlttowii, Wultun, Noiwlch, Oneida, Oswego
and all points west.
For fun lie 1 Inhumation, consult ticket agcnU.
J. (', AM'r.llsO.N, G. P. A .New York.
J, II. WLLSH, T. P, A., Scranton, Pa,
Erie Railroad, Wyoming Division.
Tialns for New- York, NcMbuigh jnd InU-iin-
dlate points leave Scranton as !ollivv: 7.20 a
in.,; 2.25 p. in.
AiiliatV- 10.:i3 a. in. fiom Mlddlctowu. Hones
dale, Mauley and intermediate points: 0.20 p. m.
f i oin New- York, Newburgli and intermediate
points. No Sunday trains.
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Bioidwiy, Sib AvaiU3 and 27lh Slnet, NEW VOUK.
In tho center of the shopping district.
riie Ouly Hotel In ManJmitiui Fronting on Broatlway anil Firth Ave,
EUROPEAN RL-AIM.
A Modern First-Class Hotel. Complete In all its appointments. Furnishing and decorations
entl.ely mw thro." tout! Accommodations for 5 CXI gu.sts; 150 suites with baths. Hot and coU
water and telephone in ever) room. Cusine line xccllcil.
QBORQE IV. SWEENEY. PROPRIETOR.
THB
iOSIC POWDER CO.
Booms 1 anil2, Com'lth B'l'd'g.
BORANTON, PA.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
MrtUMMooiloaad KusU Itu Worlu.
LAPLIN RAND POWDBR CO. -3
ORANQE GUN POWDER
, Beatrlo BattorlM, KlMtrlo Bsplodtri.
splodlDK bll, dufoly fait aai
Beiaum Chemical Co.'j
Mian
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DR. BARRETT, Dentist,
123 Wyoming Avenue, Over Olobo Waicliome.
TEHTH
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Cleaned ,,,, 10l'
bcated , -.73J
Crowned, (,-old ,,,.! up
Crowned, porcelain ,,,..! up
llildcto work ............ 1 up
Filled with Bold , 7Jo up
Filled wllh .liver .., 50o
Killed with Hold Alloy ...JW
Full Set of Teeth $5 up
i:aiulnation und c.tlniatei
(lie, 11 jour leciu .iru uitnf
tnir. if you need an artificial set, .1 nu wim
oiiie teeth replaced without a Plan;, u
vou with
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L-iaduntm of lonu experience at the very 1m,
iot loiulittnt with good, sub.tantul Dental
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By a recent act of the leglsla.
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SCKANTON CORRESPONDENCE SOHOOU,
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