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; The News of CarfeoncJaleo
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
'SDelawnie and Hudson Ralhoad.
'. November 21, 1U01
ImIiii Inii CatlioiiJalo nt ill Hllon as tot-
Por Sorintnn ami Vlll.wirre-linO, TWl, J 00.
niM, tool, 1121 a. in.! 1.W, t.t i 2 .in, '.
coo, 7 00, loot, it no ii in. , . 1 hi
SuihIjj (nilin Imp at 9.M, 11.21 o. m ! 1 "'.
2 4, 5 50. 8 00 p. Ill ...... ,.
for Allnny, Puiipxi. Montreal, "",.,,!J,,',1 ,.,
J'lifflitiil pofnl, ok.. 7.00 J. in ! 1 '' '"'
V'oi'iVimiiiirl mil Hononlilc "-- T-0" "' "' ''
3 11. fill l 111. , ,,.,.1,1..
Smulav trilns lnr Ujvnuit ami lloncdii..
at u in n. in.) A 41 p. in. , ... .. I.,..,,
Traltn airier nl rurlinndaln froni.1V It." I '
nml Sainton n fc.llni (l VI. 3 '17. vm. " u
in i 11 1", 2 0(1, 1.11, 4.2'. ilOS, 7.0), .11, ' ii
Jl 7 ii in.; 2 0 a. in. ,. ,,, ,,
Similie- tnlm .utile at PJ7 u mi 1' 10, ' ' "
4 '', II SI, II TO l in. , .....
Suniliv Iriliw arilic at 'irlininlile tiom vvfl
nnrl anil ltoiiishlo ut 1.' 17 mil 7.V I' '" i
New Yoik, Ontmio aud Western.
Sept. 17, KOI.
"Inliu Icai tarliumlal tor Vranton at TOO a.
Ji . I no p. m. ,
iiiiiIjj traliH at 7,00 a m ! 0(10 p. in.
Irilni Icuc I'jrliutiiltlp lor points nortli at
II 10 a in On s.uiuliv nt 'MU o. tn In
Ii iIi'k at 11,10 a. in. writ. 1j Jiiil ' 10 o. m.
SiimlajH 1111I.0 luimcctiuiM lor Nnv uik, I m ti
ll ill. etc. . ,.
Iriliw atrho fimn ?. rmton il 11 10 i m." " I"
P in.! tiom points ninth, 4 00 p m siim!ai
finni Si;rmtoti at 'MO a m ami 7 1 P ni ,
Irom Cnlii.sl.1 nl flflil p. in.
Elie Raihorul.
Iiiiif 21. 10J1
Tnlm lc.n" ritl vlitlon, fjrhotiihli . '1'1'v
6'S(iit Siimln) it 7.0(1 n m ami 4 'I P m t
llrimir -nnl N'lniM'li! al ) i.1 a in, ilnl cv
upline Mimlai), loi IIIiikIuiiiihii. iinKiiiK ion
rpitloin tor New lull. iit ami HulTil". an at
IU0 p in loi "niUi Iijiiiu, making luiinoi lloua
(oi wp-lcrn p ilnls
mnlji trains at o 45 a in for Siuuiiduiiii i.
ith iptrrn cnniailion-, ami ( .17 p in, with
fjtnp inniiMtloii'.
Irilm arim" al sji i in ami 5 4S p in.
(Mindais at S ri a in
Grand Opera House
Friday, December 27,
riiMM' fiium r. 11 10
I 111 1)1 IIH K MOItl I . I'iiiii.
MIS ll'.NMN- Violin
MISS HOLLAND'S
NEW PLAY
tTlie Steiling Actiess Will Be in a
New Hole Next Season Her Faie
well in ''The Power Behind the
Thione" Miss Otis' New Play.
('.iiliontlall.nm li enjovrd Jll .M 11
diecl lIolliinil'4 vphMiillil woik In "The
I'nwor HPhiml the Tlnoni'" at tlif
t'.iatul last. nlKht, i itnf-xeil lift f.ne
ifll in t ho 10I0 of Hip (leiotid ami
loablo "At In" Tills will be her last
.season In tin- nine. In Apiil she iill
end he 1 loin aiul will Immediately de
ote liei-olf to the pioilili'tlnn wliidi is
iilieadl limiei a,i.
The name nt the jilei e 1101 the autlioi
or aiitluness, lathei. has not been dls
tlosed, hut Miss Holland, hoi nnuinRei,
IMwaid ('. White, and actlns liianaKei,
.1. W. TelloM.s. lme the HlioiiResl laltli
in the possibilities ot the Jilet e. It was
splertPd Horn a mollis .en.il pliiss b
the s.iuie .lutluitpss, and on it the tilo
lias MtiUed its luduinent lh.it il will be
een 11 ki eater sueiess than "The t'ow -t
1 Behind the Tin one" The smot-s ol
tile lattei has n issed the expet tations
ol .Miss Holland and hei innui'i'i, but
it has been decided to put it aside al
the end of the season In older to s.itlsf
Miss Holland's ambition and to pies-
nt Mh.it Is believed ivill be a plav of
Bi eater meilt than "The Powei Hehlnd
the Thione." In the face of the meilts
of the latter, this seems like a In nad
s-tateinent, but It onlv emphasizes the
stioiiR belief In the supei loi Ity of the
new pl.iv. Thete mi' home featuies in
the piece now beiiiK nuaiiKed that will
be a decided depaituie lioin the tiadl
tlon.s of play Ht.iBiUK. and It Is on these
that its e.pectPd success. Is based I.iik
1. The ndnilieis of Miss Holland, who
sue legion in this city, while leKiettluK
her le.ue-t.iIilnR- of the diaiailer ot
"Alia." which won them, will welcome
die oppoilunlty to Rieet hei In wliat
ever chai.icter or lole that 111.1v in
ttease the nieasine of hei huccess,
Kdwaid C. White, Miss Holland's
jiiamiBer, who came fiom New Y01U to
spend Clnlstmas with the tompany,
laH piesent at the Cliand.
AMUSEMENTS.
Gamble Concert Tonight.
Tallest fhunble. assisted by Miss
ill. ue Jenltln.s, Inlhilste, and Viedeiii 1:
Moiley. pianist, will be at the Cliand
loniKht. the thiid number In the Snilth
cJiiif?or (ouise of Otoclcway enteitoln
MM. A late conceit Is promised. Ml.
.iambic has a splendid bailtone voice
and has won the leputatlon of boim?
nil attlst. The pi oki amine will be 011 the
tollowiHK otdei:
l.Iszt, 1'olon.tlBP in 12 major, rieder
ieU II. Moiley; iluido I'aplul, Saltiuella,
Miss Orace .leiiKlns; Aiubtose Thomas,
"l.e Tambour Major," (Tlie Dunn Ma
jor) Ihnest (lamble; Scliytte, Adagio
and AlleKio fiom Sonntu In B tint, Mr
Moiley; TsLtulkowKky-Sauiet, (11)
Noctmne, (b) 1Abeillu (The Hoe), Miss
Jenkins; Haydn, (a) Iieclt.: "At Last
Urn ilciunteous Sun." All . "Willi Joy
the Impatleul JIusb.iudinan," (b)
"rally One Morning," (c ) "Youiik
ltlilmiil," Mr, Gamble; I'linpln, Sehei.o
In Ii Minor, Mr. Moiley; Hies, Adagio
imin Thlid Hulls, Miss Jenkins; Klevlk
lug (a) "Thii Wooing," Homer Xouls,
(b) "Thieo Hoses Hud," Illsh sung,
".My hove Nell," Air. Ciamule.
"The Palish Pilest."
If the sale of seats continues as It
did through yestenhiy, Daniel Sully
will bo greeted with u ctnwded house
when ho appears In "The P.mIhU
I'llest" at the Orand on Satin day even
ing. Sully is a fuioillo In Caiboiidale and
11111 (ount his ndtulicis hem by the
huudieils. i:eryhody knows what a
sJ2iTJv)oleso)no pny lie has In Uan
Hail's "Puilbli Ptlest," The ehataiieis
nrelrikeii from our midst and appear as
TTJtUXal iiis, they am seen heieuboiits
ery tiny, Th t and liunior of the
eliaiacteis who tell the stoiy of the
pjpep tue ns blight mill enJoyablH as one
,aiihca,r Jh a inininutilty 1UI1 with
tJinsii (Jiaiatteilstlis. Tim (hauuter
of old Mlclmel Keainey Is so tine that
ond believes he. Is in the uiiiipain of
the oiiglnal,
Unclaimed Xettets,
1, 1st of letteis leiuninlng In the f'ai
hohdale', Pa postofllee; Dev. Jti. l'JOl,
for poisons unknown: Asa H. Al
blight, Thomas lioyle, John t'ouglilln,
A, li. Hernsteln, J, A Holland, (leoige
il. Hubbard, (leoigt? Hunt, I'atiliit
AluUooney, James Munley, J. I). Mui-
phy, .Mart I'lilgeon, Saintti'l T. Slv, 1'
Hlalitou, Natliiin Styleo, T. V. Ting
lev, M. , Willi en, .Maty t'anibell,
Muu r. f'lailt. Mnlide I.eiitie, l'eil Wil
liams, Miss l,enu Hoblnsoil, lleltlin
Topping, Algein Topplni,, Mils l!diui
Wouils. Miss Annie Wllll.uus, Mi it.
John I'n icy, Mis. O. N. Sliepaid.
J. If. Thnintis, Postmaster.
TIMELY TOPICS.
Tlie oidluiinte of coinon euunell
ltliown us the "Wliltlleld oidln.ilne,"
tailing for 11 goneial laying ot side
walks tlilolighout the clt, Is a meastne
that 1 ommetiils Itself lo eveiy lounill
luiiii nud meilts his hem licit suppotl.
It Is u nieasine iluit Is n step in Hip
iti.'iHh of munli'lp il inogiess Unit
should be em 0111 aired. II alms tit
biliiglng tlie ills- fiom (lie boiilevniil
plate In which It Is tiuvellng along tills
line and If eiiacUd into legislation will
accomplish nun h good. A til v that Is
backward in liiiiuoxenients bus no
claim tn being u tll. Cloud stipots,
Well paled, well kept and well lighted
mean mote lor Its welfate limn inn be
estlnmleil in dollais and tenls, A iltv
without these Imruovemeiits Is no city,
It is a hiitnlet or a village and Ciiibon
dale has not a suppibiuuliince ol imv
of thee; the ttuth Is, she Is deplniablv
lai kltijr In them, ns compaied with
other cities ol the Hiliil-i lass. Mimic I
pnl pilde. leaving oul (lie iijlng
necessity for sidewalks, should alone
I (impel count Union to pass this oidln
ance. It was laid on Ihe table at Mon
ila night's meeting lor 1 lie appaient
leason that a number of 1 ouncllmeii
weie not lamlllai enough with Its 1110
vlslon to take Intelligent action on It.
The wisdom of positioning action for
lids le.ison, If It was tlie onlv one.
iiinnol be disputed, but this should
not oiiui ate to the loss ol the liie.isuie
Tills postponement may mean the
stieiigthenlng ot imv weak points in the
oicllliante, it anv .11 e appaient and feu
this le.ison the delav may be ot bene
fit Hut the 1 ilea sum should not be al
lowed lo die. It should he taken up at
an i.ulv nicHting, Hie dullest that may
be oppoitune anil uiged to 11 speedy
adoption. Theie is .1 stiong sentiment
in it's f.ioi. this The Tiibune has dis
coNfied; but even If iheie should be
some objection, no 11101 e than specious
leasons can be uilsed ut.ilnst II. It
means a foiw.nd step ior the iltv, the
same as tlie big iinpiineinmts which
weie can led out a lew .eais ago,
II iiuely. the p i lug of J'elniont, South
Main and Hher .slieots. Then iheie
was 11 loud piotest, but todav the titi
zens who weie ainonjj the opposition
aie tlie most gi.itelul thai the cltj
pavements wile laid
"Old v oil obseive how 1 ipidh the
Uollei cais 11111 thiniii'li Ihe t it.
stieets.'" said a meichanl to The Tii
bune man jesteliln. 'Tlnv 11111 so
last," he s.iid fneotioush, 'thai no one
1.111 get a bo nd them "
Leaving the Joke out. the cais do 11m
lapldlv. Thev 1 1111 at a late of speed
that is (laugpious. This is not s.Ud o
baiass the Scianton U.iilw.i companv
In Its einb ill issmr nl in tlie way of
pationuge, but Is 1 el cued to btcause
of the safetv of neilesti.ilns demand
that ihe attention of Hie companv 's of
Ilii.iU be diiPctcd to the luckless con
duct 01 moioimeii on (bis division Un a
duv like vesteidav, when the wills weie
sllppeiv it would be exiedinglv dilllc lilt
to hi lug a cai to a suden stop, should
such a necessity 111 ise. As a matter of
sntetv ami pioieetion lo the nmiiniiiltv
and 10 the willwav companv, ns well
llieniotoi men should be counselled to be
inoie i.ueful and not speed over the
busy stuets as If it was ,1 matui of
life and death Tins is the pin pose ot
this pu.iguiph and theie is little
doubt that due notice will be given it
when It comes befoie the ptoper of
ficials. The usual lull that follows 11 holiday
such as t'lulslmas, in.uked the busi
ness .utilities of vesteidai. The oc
piesslie saying "nothing doing," had
a geneial application dining the day.
The ineich. ints and clciks who weie
fatigued after Ihe ctra lioins ol the
pie-Gluistinns shopping, weie given an
oppoilunlty to lenew their lagging on
oicisps Tlie shojipeis weie few and
those who did come out had lew wants
to be satisfied. The hotels luul few
guests and do not expect to have much
to do until alter New Ye.ns, The
school children weie the only ones
much In evidence about Hie town. Thev
weie about Hie town enjo.vlng their
Holies and making the most of the
season which means, besides :i visit
fiom popular Santa CI ins, an accepta
ble lest Horn theli school tasks,
Giateful to These Contilbutors.
The Woman's Auxiliary 1,0.11 il of
Ihneigency hospital makes acknowl
edgment to the lollowluu-, who genei
ously 1 onti United to the sue cum of the
III st "people's da" ut the hospital,
which war so happily obsoived on
t'lu istmas duv :
Moseliiines (', It. Mauville, tl. AV.
'loss, (leoige Paiioisou, John Mollis.
Maty Cwilie, 11. H. laitlnope, HailleC
KuMior, I'atiick bunny, 11. A. Puiplo,
S. Woodwind. J. Hieis, D. Scuiiy. A.
Hascoe, (leoige t'oueli, A, W, Hey
nolds, W. II, liioiwon, ,1 J. .Monolian,
.1. ('.illicit, J. J. Wade, Me (lee, T, Will
kei, T, A. Khkwood, .Mis. I. K. M01
lltl, II. W. I'ovv del ly, IMwiud Coimaii,
IS. Kilpaliiilt, .1. 11. ('onaughloii, M'll
liani Hhaiiiion, J. H. Hinr, ,1, I'. A,
Tlngley, r. II. Dennis, p. w. llum
plne.v, James Stott, K. D. I.atlirap, M
H. Muillgaii, J. .1. Ilioiiiian, James Lnf.
tus, r. w. Fulkewson. 1 j. W. ivthick,
S. Slngei, ('. A. SevPiuiiie, Josepli
Vaiiniin, U.ivls, U, II. Kstabiook. und
TIIK KSQUIMO
The lChCuinu) cats blubber,
The lumbermen cat pork-,
These people are constantly
e.posecl to cold and physical
strain, Experience has taught
them that fatty foods give
warmth and nourishment.
For those who have cold
and thin bodies, or are threat
ened with consumption or any
wasting disease, there is no fat
in so digestible and palatable a
form as Scott's Emulsion,
Physicians prescribe it.
Me II t.tii'1 )oua litllctu ir), if ou like
iLOlT 4 UOWNt, u-j 1'cjri ttricl Nc Wk.
Cliarlei tlronnoih nint Misses Amanda
nnil tails Morss, Ilnttle 1'usi oe, Marv
clntlaghy, VAWn Coinon, .Maignrot
Mlssell, Illnuchp Ainold, Delia Jone-i
mid Mmy ilealey, Scianton. and N. 11,
Hlller, 1j, A. Hassett, Praiilt Huhlmid,
Augustus PiiMcison, I'. A. Caiioll, D.
W. Iluinphrey, IMwauls Ss iieese,
CiiinoV, (llobe Sloie, J, II. Kclle.v, V.
Ktilkeison, Jiiiuuh CoiiKlillit, I'atilcU
Ilenle.v, and n Mend,
RULES OF PRIMARIES.
Chnlrinnn Humplney's Instiuctlons
to Republican Candidates.
CI111I1 man D. W. lltiinplney of the
city Itopubllcmi coiiiinltlep, bus issued
a cli culm' Under the t'lavvfoitl county
rules whleli will be applied to city elec
tions for the (list time net spring.
l'acli candidate Is leiiulied to Kglsler
his lull name and neldtess with the
city chairman ; also the olllce for vvlilih
lie Is a canclldate. not later than Jan
uary 2 The nssessiiieni, which will lie
made know n Inter, must be paid not
litter than Juutiaiy -I,
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Aldei man tt, .1. Del.ivau mid Mis.
Doluvim enteitulncil at dinner at their
home 011 llelmoiit slleel on Cliilstuias
day. Among the guests fiom out of the
clly who p'utook of the waiiu-lieai ted
hoopltullty of the host and hostess wc le
Ml. (Hid .Mis. Joseph Webb, Ninth
Snanliin; Miss lidlth Mllloi, HecUvllIe;
John W. Miller. .Mucin t I-'uIN, N. Y.
Among the giicsls ol .Mr. and Mis.
r.ugene Sihafler on Clieuv avenue on
Chilstinas weie .Mr. and Mis. Milton
Shaller, Mr. and Mis Sidney H.iker
and Pi. ink Shalltr-Kaulew Mi. and
Mis. William Pilte and ehlldien. Hairy
1'iodoi and .Mr. and Mis W. W. Wil
liams, Xu. 1; Misses Ida and Mukel
cov, run end.
I lev. and Mis. 11. h Abbott, ot
Spiing sticet. enteltiiiiiPd Uw and Mis.
W. (1. Weaver. Mls Helen Abbott, and
John r.Abbotl.Will.es-Hiiie; and l.ouis
Abbott, Scianlon.
Woodmen's Jollification.
The niembeis ol fijst.il iiitiip.
Wondnieii of Hie Win Id. iinllclpale a
pleismit time at tin- camp meeting in
Sous ol Teiiipeiaine 11 ill, 011 Salem
avenue, this evening. Plist on the
pioMuinino will be tlie intioduction ct
ten 1 andldates. This Is n) oncoui ag
ing lealuio. as It Indicates tliul the
piinclples of Hie otdei aie spipadliif
in tills iltv. The social fe.ituie will
be a smoUei, dining which tlie Jollv
spliit of Wnodiiieii lile will have lull
pi IV.
Resignation of Miss Kilpatiick.
The cm is of iltv s(.iio(ii en hers
will be one less when the school sea
son lenpeiis aftei the holldus Jllss
M.iv Kllpatiick's lesignation, which
was accepted hv the school bo.ud a
slinit time ago. has taken effect. Hei
place 011 the High Sctiool luevlty will
be filled hv Miss S.ua Swlgeil, whose
elllcieney was given filling lecogni
lion in hei selection fo" the iiostion
vacated liv Miss Kilp.ililik.
Coming- Nuptials.
The 111.11 1 iage of Miss M.u.v Nealon,
daughtei of Mr. and Mis. Stephen Nea
lon, of Pike slice t, and lleniy J. Hal
He, son of Select Councilman Thomas
liattlc. is minoiiuteit to take plate in
St. Hose 1 lunch al U o'cloik, noeiii,
Tuesdav, J.iuuaiy 7, 1U0J
A West Scianton Biide.
Theie was 11 Chiistmis wedding in
Simpson on Wednesday when MNs
Hose Kahlei, of West Si 1. niton, and
Aithui l.ce, of Itli hmoud.ile, weie
wedded by Sciulie L ne li.
To Enteitain Lady Woikeis.
The joiing lad woikeis of Hie
Methodist chuich will be entei tuliie d
bv Miss Hattie I'ascoe at li ! home
tS AVashlnglon stieel, this afteinuou,
f 10111 ", until fi o'clock.
Meetings of Tonight,
lieuige i;, Handolpb camp. Sous ot
Yelewins
Hwineh J'l, C M. H. A.
THE PASSING THRONG.
Thomas Howell, of l'ittsuin, was In
ihe city jesteielny.
It. J. Williams, ol Scianton, was a
Caiboiidale visitor .vesleiilav.
(1. J. Scholia, J. H. Hi.uly, John J.
Mnghi an and A. W. Kellovvs, of Scian
ton, weie at the Ilaulson house yestei
d.iy. Dr. Joseph HI is, of Philadelphia,
spent Clu Istmas ill the home of his
pinents, .Mi, and Mis, H. J. Hhs, on
Washington stiect.
J. W. Johnson, of the flun of John
son & Johnson. 01 New Hiunswlck, N.
J., accompanied by Mr. Johnson, wcip
leglsteied at tlie Anieiicuu jesterdny.
They aie on their way to Crjstnl lake
10 attend the f uncial 01 Mi. Johnson's
sister.
JERA1YN ANDJHAYFIELD.
Patilck Collins, bieakei engineer at
the Dclawuie unci Hudson eollleiy
met with a paint ill nccldont while at
wink; jealoiday afteinoon, In lopali
Ing ionic of tho innchlneiy it was
ueiessaiv 101 I1I111 in .sland upon a
plunk. In some maimer he lost Iim
balance and fell haekwauls Into one of
the coal 110c kets, Although he only
fell a distance of tour feet, ho sus
tained a liaciuied collar bone aud II
H feu eel a couple of his libs aie also
bioken,
Dt. and Mis. S. D. Davis, Mi. and
Mis. A. r, Hebhait and Mr. nud Mi.e.
('. D. Winter ut tendril the wadding of
Dr. Williams and Miss l.Illu Hutch.
Ing, ill Mooslc last evening.
Pi of. (leoige Howell, of Scianton,
was heie jesieiilay, visiting his
mother, .Mis. Powell, who met with a
seilotis incident by lulling nt hor
homo on Wednesday. Al the limn she
was 1 ai tying u jug of not water and
besides being painfully scalded, had
two ilbs iiactmcd, and her erudition
last evening wns iiilU set tons.
Tlieiii will bo un impoitaut meetlii'r
of Oscar (', Smith e'liinp, Sons of
Veteians, ihls evening, at which all
ineuibois hid iceiueslPiI lo be piesent
to take action on some tugeiit busi
ness. Ml lllias Hviiiih and sou Aithur,
Ml, and Mis. Isaac HciiJ.ttiiiu and
family, ami Mi. aud Mrs. IMwaid
Stuilfoid, ot Vuiidlhig, spent t'luist
nius day with Mr, and Mis. T, H.
(iillllths, ot Noilh Main stiect.
The fair helinf held under the aus
plces of Iho eongiegatlou of Sailed
Hemt ehtiicli Is piovlug a stioug at
ti action, and was again hugely at
teuiled last uvenlng. The enteitaln
uieut was given bv local talent.
1M. Davis, ot Scianton, spent
C'luisliuuH day with her in oilier, Dr, S.
D. Davis.
Miss Agnes Walsh, of Mav field, bus
leslgned her posillnu In Places stoio
to accept another at Shlokshlnny.
Mr. and Mis. Hobeir. IMwauls and
A,.
X VUIV
otiralf you try.
- I 1 al trantf
stronc
Shiloh's
Consumption
" 4 4 r mid mi" Il oo Mrotifr vre
j C" Kiiarniitecncitreorreimid
7" " .r money, mid wc send you
free trlnt bollle If 5011 write for It.
SIIIl.OH'.S coVa ;a cents and will cute Con
niimptlon, I'tieuinnnlii, DioncIiItU and nil
lamer Troubles. Will cure a courIi or cold
In a day, and thui prevent rlom resultn.
It li.n tieen dolnif these llilnc for CO 1 ears.
8, C. Wittt 1 K tfi , I,e Itov..Y.
LTta ClAIaaDji 1-.-. .. ClAaialk
V V
two daiiRhteis, fllndys and Mlllan, of
('iirliondnle, spent c'httstuiiis day with
Jermyu fi lends.
Mis. Hllxiibolli Duv Is, of Second
stioet, who has been scilotisly III for
seveial weeks of Initanuuatcny iheiw
niatlmn, Is slowlv itnpiovliiR.
Tlie funeial of the late Mis. Mln
nlclf took plate on Wodiipsdny after
noon. Itilef sen Ices weie held at the
house and were nftei wauls continued
at the Pilmltlve Methodist chute h, of
whleli she was a member for a num
ber of jeais. The sei vice was largely
attended and Interment was made In
the borough cemetery.
Atthur Kowlei. of Pliilutlelphla. 1
visiting his pin cuts, .Mr. and Mrs
llosiner Tow lei, of fifth sticet.
TAYLOR.
The following guests weie piesent at
the Samuels and Salmon nuptials 011
Tuesday evening: Mr. and Mis, Thom
as Samuels, Mi, and Jiis. John Wil
liams, T.i.vloi; .Mi. and Mis. William
Williams, Mr. and Mis. William Car
ter, Mr. and Mts. J. .Sumulto, of Pi ev
idence: Mi. and Mis. J. Hint, Mi. and
Mis. P. Heechani, Lincoln Heights;
Ml. and Mis. W. T. Ueei ham, Ml. and
Mis. Pel vv aids, Mr. und Mis. John
Shields, Misses Louisa Piedle, Jennie
Ulchiiids, Hat 1 let Hie hauls, Ueiihn
Thomas, Mamie IMwauls, Iiz.le Hint,
Jennie Hoese, .ous,!a Jones; Hertha
Kohler, Pllj Mel'oim.itk, M.ny Heeeh
11111, Jennie Pdwauls, Mpssis. Tlioiuiis
Davis. William Hint, Hugh Thomas,
Ambiose .Magiow. Pva Pvuns, John
Sanuiels and Thomas and William
Samuels. Mr. and Mis Salmon weie
loilplents ol many 1 ostlv and useful
piesenls. The lilemh of the newlv
wedded wish them joy and happiness
In the h new lile.
Cieoige Kolilei, emplovpd as .1 helper
In the An hbald mine, was seilously
liiiuied about the hips jesteidav. He
was temoved to the Mosps Ta lor hos
pital, whcie it was found tli.it his hip
was dlsloi uted.
'Ihe fiiemens lellef assm i.illon will
meet this evening in the looms of No
1 e ompanv.
On Wedneselav (fhiisluius) night a
wedding in whiih a consldoiable
amount ol Intel est was evinced was
celebi.ited at the home of Ml and Mis
C'uiey of the Slble.v . when their accom
plished diughlei, Miss Ida. was united
in mauiige to Ml. lleniy Plice. 11N0
ol that place The bilile was neatly
attiud and looki d e banning Tlie
biidesinaid was Miss Sophia KehPi. Mr.
S Willis acted as the best man Hev.
James Walkei of the Puinitive Metho
dist chuicli of this borough peifoimed
the ceiemon.v. A stimjituous weildlng
supper was seived The weie tlie it
eipients of maiiv beautilul piesents.
At the Atchbald and Pyne Piiinitivo
Methodist 1 huu h the Sunday school
eficises on CI11 istmas eve weie of an
iuleiesting liatiue. The edifice was
nli el v filled A cantata entitled "The
Infant Messiah" was lendeied by the
niembeis of the school flieat eiedit
Is due Mi. Aithur Piunoe k, ellieitoi,
and Miss M. Sandeis, oignnlst.
Mi. Ilenrv I.evvls of Washington, N.
J., is visiting hor mothei, Mis. Thom
as Hum ells ol South Talor.
The funoial ot the late John Coombs
will occur this afteinoon al '2 o'clock
1 1 0111 his late home In Ninth T.ivlor.
Intel input will be made in the Finest
Home eemeteiy.
The Woman's Clnistlan Tempeiance
union will bold one of their Intel estlng
meetings this evening at the home of
Miss Pniinu Pelts of Ninth Taylor. All
nieinbews nie lequested to be piesent.
Masteis HuRsell O'Haio and Hanv
Hovvells ,110 homo fiom the Oliard col
lege. Philadelphia, to spend the holl
davs. OLYPHANT
T.ast night another huge uowd at
tended the Hi union's t nit in I.lod's hall
on Lackawanna street. This evening
ihe following pi ogi amine will be
lendoied: solo, m.iv Kennedy; selei'
tlon, Magnolia Quaitette, Hyde Paik;
lecltiitlou, .Miss May Pvans; solo, Lucy
Mooney: selection, P. II. (laughan. He
fieshincnts and caud aie 101 sale eveiy
evening.
The liineial of Mis. Miiigaiet Shei 1
dau took place fiom hei lute home In
Hlakely, .visteuluy afteinoon at 2
o'clock. The torvlces weie conducled
ut the house bv I lev. II. P. Hammond,
pastor of the Piesb teiltiu ehuich,
The leiualns weie taken to Fiospeit
1 enieterv wheie Intel inent was made.
Tho pall be at 01s weie: .lamps lioltoii,
Alexander Piew, Pi auk Simpson, Wil
liam Throp and Jinlson 1'allender. There
weie ninny fi lends and lelatlves ot the
family piesent.
The committee of the 1. O, O. P. and
Hebocca lodges .110 leuuested to meet
In their looms this evening at 7 o'clock.
The elliectoi.s of tho PltUons' bank
weie In town yestenhiy looking mound
lor a desliable location for to elect n
building, They have seveial places In
lev hut no selection has been made.
Miss LUzIc Dnheity and Sadie
O'Mulley spent jesteulay at Cm lion
dale. .Misses Coin Jones and LUzle Pvuns,
of Poiest Clly weie the guests ol Miss
Mmy J, Davis, of Lackawanna stiect
jeslerduy.
David P.vans. of Hide Paik visited
lelathes heie jesteiduy,
Mis. James Webb, of Piovldenip,
spent esteidtiy with her paienis in
Hlakely,
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OLD FORGE.
The hoiough schools closed on Tues
day and will icopeii on Thuiselay, Jan.
2, llioj
Ml, William Dawson who lias been so
seilously ill lor the past tew clays Is
somewhat Inipioved,
Mr, William Diake, of Syiacuse, N
Y spent ciuistnuis wlih his patents
ot this place,
Appiopilntu rin Istmas exeuises at
No. t school, wl'io held In Miss Hiod
head's loom on Tuesday a f lei noon, A
number of 11 lends ami patents weio
tlieiii and enJoed the exeulses.
Mr. II. L. IMsall Is coiilluod to his
home by illness.
Mis. A. J. Cooper and daughter Nel
lie', weie lisllots. ut Seiuutou on Tues
day. Mi. Aithur Nov loi is seilously ill at
his home,
Watch ineetliii; will be held ut tho
brick M. P. church on Tuesday even-
IllK.
Mr. Wltlard Howe of West Plltslon
will give 1111 entoitnltitnctit In tlie bilck
M. n. flint cli, Jmi, a, 1'JOJ. Pveryhody
Is cot dlolly Invited to attend,
Mips Maud Climuheilatn (if Salem In
the guest of the Misses Herd,
PF-CKVILLE.
Miles M Male, ot the Tlilul waul,
has ilcclmed his Inteiitloim of becoming
11 t'lindliliitp for the olllt'o ot council
men In his uspeetlve ward.
Tho Wilson flto company attended In
a body last evening the fair ot the Px
colMlor hose company at olvplutnt.
Joseph Pngllsh Is assisting its
clot It at the Mt. Jesstip stole on ac
count of taking Inventoiy.
Miss Hello Heiijaniln Is linptovlng
nicely fiom her recent severe IIIiiors.
Class No. !) association will hold it
Ilrst-class eutcitalnment In the lee
tin e room of the Methuillnt lOplstopal
church, on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 1, 100.'. Miss Pieltla Kalin, of
Scratiton, the noted coon singer; Miss
Sally Pilce, of Tuyloi, the well known
elocutionist, und some of our best home
talent, will appear. Come out and
spend tho Hist evening of the new .veat
vvllh the hoys.
PRICEBURG.
Misses Lulu AVelland ami Cliace
Ploy were visiting friends In Suntitou
f'ln Istmas day.
Mr. und Mws. Oeoigo Schmidt, of
Maple sti eel, spent On Istmas with
lelatlves In Gtoen Hltlge.
William Wilson nnd.Tohti Oakey have
icturncd home, after solving thue
yems In the United States mmy.
Miss Llzie Plllcott mid Aithur
Hobbs, or lJiovldence, vlslied Mis.
Isaac Dawe, of Carmalt stieel, on
Wednesday afteinoon.
(leoige Schmidt, of Hvde Pin k, spent
Christmas day with his aunt, Mis.
(Ills Schmidt, of Albeit street.
Pi ank Hllckens Is on the sick list.
Miss Pnima Oakey and Molly
Schmidt visited Tt lends In Hvile Paik
on ("In Istmas day.
DURYEA.
Mi James Pailles has returned to
Pottsvllle nftei spending Chi Istmas
with his family.
Mi. and Mis. P.ilmei. of Dunuioie,
wei" visiting at the home of theii
daughter. Alls. Jack Whlttman.
Mi. Aleck Campbell and Miss Lizzie
I lout hoik weie united In man Inge at
Hip Piesbvttiian chinch Tuesday even
ing. Misses Honedlet and Phillips will
open a diessmaklng establishment on
.Main sticet, Dtnjea.
Phillip McCall, of Latluope, Pa., Is
Uitlng with his famllj now.
Mi. and Mis. Thomas Ilealey. eif
Palilucket, It. I., sue visiting at the
homo of the laitei's sister.
Mr and Mis Petei Hie hauls of Now
Haven, Conn , aie vl ilting at th" home
ol the laitei's aunt. Mis John Johns.
Resumption of Sunset Limited Sei
vice Between New Yoik, Phila
delphia and San Fianeisco, Sea
son 1901-1902.
Commencing Novembet .",0 und each
Tuesday, Thuisdav and Satin day
then eafter, the Washington and South
western Limited, opeiated d illy be
tween New Yoik", Philadelphia and
New Orleans 1 ia the Pennsylvania
Raihoad and Southern Hallway, leav
ing Philadelphia, Hroad stieet station
nt 0 5,"i p. m , composed of dining, Pull
man ell .in ing-i 00111, sleeping, obseiva
lion and llbtary cais, in addition
will cany a special Sunset Limited An
nex Pullman ehawing-ioom compail
nieiit sleepliiE cai to connect with the
Sunset Limited operated between Now
Oilcans and San Pinnclsco.
The (olebiated trans-continental sei
viee offered by these luxurious tialns
makes a trip to the Pacific coast not
only veiy quick, but most delightful.
Chailes L. Hopkins, dlstilct passen
ger agent. Southern Railway, ;t!iS
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, will bo
pleased to furnish all infoimatlon.
Additional Passenger Train Service
via Southern Railway.
Pffeutlve Nov. 1M, the Southern Hall
way will operate tluough twiin seivieo
fiom Washington via Richmond, Vn
to Floilda and points south.
The new tiuin will be known as No.
2'i mid will leave Washington at 10.C0
a. 111. over tho Washington Southern
Rnllw.iy and aiilve Jacksonville, rio.,
at 9.1.1 a. in. This tialn carries llwsl
class coaches and Pullman diawlng
100111 sleeper between Washington and
Jacksonville, also has dining cur spi-
ice. The above twiln is in addition
to the full complement of twiln sei
vieo of Southern Hallway via Lynch
but ff und Danville.
Chus. L. Hopkins, Distiict Passenger
Agent, Southern Railway, 8JS Chestnut
Sl Philadelphia, will furnish all In
formation. A Trip to California or Ploilda.
Those contemplating such a tilp need
but to call on the local ticket agent of
the Lackawanna liiihoad and liu will
in range eveiy detail. Including trans
poitatlon. berths, leservatlons and
checking ot baggage tlnough to desti
nation ; al!"0 will ttiinlsh intos, foldeis,
deseilptlve llteiatuio and any other in
foimatlon deslieel on tho subject.
Through sleepers nud day coaches to
Chicago. Only one change of cars to
California.
Happened Right in the Family.
The un.,1 pMiiilnei uji 11 muil mill, vvlnnc
cilijul was to clheoueit llic v lines ami ill,
e iiilit liL tcstimin,,
"Wlnl ilnl )ou SJ) um lume w h " e is
till' ill Ot lUI'ltlllll,
"Mliluil lliilieili "
"Mlclucl Dolieilj, Hi? Jm, luluilj, Miguel
tli iintton c.ml'ulh, Ale ,iu a iiuruul
nun "
' (1 II1I11U mi, OI wji maiiliil "
"s jmi think becaini' ou u"t in 11 1 If ii tint
.Mill .lie l 111.11 1 I'll nun, ilo v oil J .Nuw, tell m"
whom j on nuirlul,'1
"UI10 () innileiH I nuiilcil .1 went in "
"Nuw, don't j mi Iviinw lutln 1I1111 lu trill
with the iiilillV tlf iiniii.1' Jim liiilllnl 1 n
mini, iliil Jim nil I11.11 "f an one iiiiiiIis 11
iiun"
' (, nieil HUM ilM " Spue MuiiiciiU,
Allis-Chalmers Co
Successors to Machine Business of
Dickson Manufactuilng Co, Scranton
and Wllkes-Uaire, Pa.
Stationaiy Pnglnes, Dolleis, Mining
Machlneij, Pumps.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS,
Grand Atlantic) Hotel mo annex
MnjInU Ave. nnl licicb, AtUallc City, N. J.
Blitb iiir; 3'A Uaulllul iooiiu i'IimiU, tlnflj
nil Willi l'tli; liul unil cold niAalcr Lathi
lo hotel and annc. Ijjmtlou (elect and ccnirjl,
uilbln fen Jrd4 f.f the Steel 1'leei Ortlicitia.
Otters special prlntf rUn, lli to SIS by week;
iJ 50 up by djy. bpecUl rates lo fimllles. CojcIh'i
meet all train). Write lor booklet.
CilAltl.13 V. COI'E
JONAS LONG'S SONS. JONAS LONG'S SONS,
OUR GREAT
FRIDAY
AFTERNOON
SALES
Sale No. I
In
Begins Promptly at
2 O'clock.
The liiy liiisoiiu'iii Stoic conn's to
(lie front this l-Yiday w itli the most ck
iniordiimn oftoriniis for cjuick Inivcr.s.
If von hi-licvc in economy you'll be here
In ";cl tlieiii. If von want useful and
substantial goods for less prices than
you liaie ever boui;lit them at before
vou'll be here. The sale siaits proinpt
1 at two o'clock-. This tells the story.
Ileavi Preyed Cilass Tumblers, reg
ularly worth (itle a do.. To- i
da price for (il) iniuiites, each 2C
Papier Maclie Travs, suitable for
holding water ilcher or
glasses. J'i ice each this hour. 3C
(irey litianieled Kitchen Ware: This ol'l'eiiii" comprises
buckets, sauce pans, tea pans, pudding pans and various other
needed utensils worth legnlarly from"" 1.1c to :!(lc each.
l;or the hour choose any for. .' 1 (JC
M read Kaisers with Covets: These useful aiticles should be
be in evei yone's kiLchen. If 1011 h aven't one todav is a good
time to buy one for a small o'ullav. Choose from tl'ucc
sizes : 1 egular woi th is S!)c to ?l!)0. Sale pi ice OvC
I'hamjjcr J'.iils: Crey Rnameled, a s)eci.il lot for today's
sale. They are full siVe. Onlv one to a cautomer '
lt ice 49C
Sale of Lamps: There is .1 lot of handsome lamps that ar
rived too late for Christmas selling. They have plain finished
fount, decoiated globe aud Rochester biu'iiei. Thev would be
excellent value at !?:! Oil. but todav 's piice is '
o"l '. $ 1 ,9o
Scrub liruslies: l.aige sie. shaped to fit the hand.
Kegular juice Klc: for this hour only, price C
Laundiy Soa: The best soap made for household use;
uianuf.ictuied bv the celebrated firm X. K. l-'aiibank cc
Co., of Chicago. J-'or this hour 12 barb for 2i5C
Sale No. 2
Sale of Jiess Goods: Here is an of
fering that gives vou the widest range
of vaiietv and a most extraordinary op
portunity for money saving. The goods
in this baig.u'n are mixed Cheviots,
I'anci I Maid (ioods. I'iguied lioiubons,
In inches wide, 1'lack Cashmere and
Heavy Suitings. The 1 egular worth of
most of ihem is :',!lc a i.ird. I 'or just
one hour choose anv in the lot
for, avard '. 1 9C
Begins Promptly nt
3 O'clock.
Sale of Laces : There is alwai s a lace
need, and a sale such as we give today
is alw.iis welcome news. J 11 the offer
ing are finelv woven Torchon Laces,
to : inches wide, handsome designs;
legulaily woith Tic and tic a 7
laid : fit this hour only 2fiQ-
HOYh' CN'OHUWHAH This is 11 snee ial and most etianidlnaiy lot
15c
1 egu-
15c
of Hovs' rieeee-liued Shlils and eh aw 01s; ucular woith
g.nment For the limn touioiiovv we olTei li loi a gaiiueut. ..
l.ADIHh' WOO LUX 1IOSH Hole is the baignlli of the season,
lar -.'c. woolen hose t'olois light and elaik giev; all hies, S'j
toll) Pilce pel pall
SALI' OP Hoys! SI' ITS (On Hei oncl FI001) .Mothei s bilng Mini boy
heie this Pi Ida! and get the gieatest suit baui.tln ever olieiod in Hiian
lon. Tlie otToiIng compils.es 100 he.ivv all-wool 1 hev lot suits, double
bie.isled st vie. to III hovs ! to 1" .veats of nge. The pants have good
waist bands and taped scams Some luiiij and jilnln colois Oflc
foi just one horn. Pi i e a suit ul"
SALH OI-' OUTIXO FLAXNi:i.S Heie is .111 olleiiug that evei.v wo
man will uppieeiate, as the goods olieiod .lie suitable loi so many pin -poses
The.v aie full T indies wide and he.ivj vvolglil. Hcgulai ac
value is 7e a Mild. Tor the liom ml pilce a . nil
SALK OP LIUIKS' PHKXCIT FLAXXKL WA1S.TS Those wild have
a 1I1 she loi- choice, hauilsonie vuilste and want lo buv them loi Ums lliiiu
half vvoilli, have that oppoilunlty todi.v. The waists otieted aie In all
the dcsli able shades and hiiiulsomely made, borne aie w 01 th ns c jq
miioh as $1 apiece. At this houi, on second llocn. e hoo-e any lor Pi.-'
Sale No. 3
tes i
Sale of Childien's Dresses on Und
fioor: Mother.s who want to spare
themselves the diudgerv of sewing will
tli nl great plcasuie in today's offering.
The Dresses offeied are made of fancv
plaid material, have oke tiimmed with
ruftle and braid and are sizes to til girls
fiom I to V2 years of age. liny ,
them during the hour, for each 5vC
Sale of Japanese China Ware: This is
an offering where a few cents will do
service most unusual. Pin Tias, Mates,
(Yearn Pitchers, Alustaid Cups, P.on
lion Hislifs and mam other useful and
ornamental pieces. u ot'l'eiiiig dur
ing this hour, on Main Floor,
each -
i.u'P ci'iiTAlssifm Thlid Pluoll llousekooiieis will
find Ihls a gieat ii)poiiunity to buv choice Cutliilns lor 11 ici sinall nut
lay The iissiutmeut ((insists of Xottlngliain fin ttiin-, M liuies who
and Si. ymds long: also a special lot of llobluilt I'uitiitns, with iitlllo
edges.' ii'BUlar mlio is ?J 00 a pair. Tiy them iiiilay ct 4
lor ,,,.,,,..,
SALI! OF HLAXKrrS-PInn heav.v Fleeee-llutd Hlankots, full ble
iinil with tunc) boideis; io)ois. gioy aud while, would be e. "J c
e client value any time tor $1, Sale pi Ice, a pair, this hour ...
SAW! OF WOMAN'S KID iU.OVUS-TIiIs gives vnu mi nppottuijlty
lo hui line Kid Cloves loi gills or lot peisonal use, I he off .u lug eons sts
of -2 and .! clasp and Fostei lacing hook Cloves in all the choicest eoleu
Ings Their tegular pi ho Is $1 -j:i 10 $!.".' n pair. All slaes mo C Q()
In tho sale, Pilie 11 pair , v
SAW: OV .MUX'S rxl)i:nVi:AH-r.veiy nuine.v -saving man in
Hi Linton should take ailvauluge ot this b.iiKiUn. for U olteis lino velvet,
ileeie-llned I'lieleiwear ill all size shins and diaweis, legulaily -jgc
win Hi Me fin li. rildiiy lor a gaiiueut ,.,.,,,...,..
Uegliis Proniptlj nt
1 O'clock.
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