THE SCHANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1902.
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PITTSTON.
"portal to the Scranton Tribune.
t'lttslon, Keb. H. Mrs. Dr. K. H.
i.onir, of Susquchnnita avenue, received
word this itiornlujf ot the death, tit
filnghainton, N, V.. of Mro. ISva King,
her mother. Uccenseil was for ninny
years a resident of this ulnca and Is
widely known here. Her husband una
a member of the firm of Howell & KIiir,
who conducted on nlo brewery here.
The brewery still carries thnt firm's
mime, Iho executors of the Kins es
tate controlling the Interests. Airs.
King was In her 71 year. Dr. nnd Mrs.
Long went to UltiKlimnton this after
noon, nnd will hriiij? the remains to this
place. The funeral will take place Mon
day afternoon from the I.onir residence.
The common council, at ltii iiieetlni?
last night, placed Itself on record as
belnR emphatlcnlly opposed to the no
tion of the Anti-Saloon league In en
deavoring to reduce the number of
saloons nnd hotels In this city. Tho
It'll sue tlKiires there are entirely ton
many snloons here In proportion to the
population, nnd It hail therefore tiled re
monstrances nRiiliiHt twenty-live places,
Including the three lending hotels. Tho
common council feel that tlie city
treusury.needs the money that would
accrue from the granting of licenses to
these places,' and It would be an iwful
shame to throw away this opportunity.
The matter was brought before the
council by the Introduction of the fol
lowing resolution by Attorney AW A.
Gillespie? n, member of the council:
Resolved, Hy the common council,
city of Pltttston, select concurring,
that we lespectfully protest against the
Indiscriminate filing of remonstrances
nguinst the npplk'nnts for lic.uor li
cense in tho city of Pittsto'.i. lie It
further
Itesolved, That a committee of coun
.11 bo appointed by the chairman of the
respective branches to urge upon the
court, by petition or otherwise, (he
pressing need of the cltv for the reve
nue accruing from the granting of
liquor licenses In said city by tho'court
of nuarter sessions.
Tho resolution passed easily. The re
fusal of llcenbes to these places would
menu u loss of about $12,000 to the city.
An ordinance increasing the salaries or
tho chief of police and patrolmen was
passed on first and second reading.
The Pltttston Young Men's Christian
association basket ball team was de
feated nt Willlnmsport last evening by
the score of 25-5. They piny at State
college this evening.
The Spring Brook Water company
has leased one of the offices In the
Troxell building, on Broad street, and
will occupy it after April 1.
Elmer Sourwlne, of Curtis street,
night yardmaster at the Coxton yard,
whose head was badly crushed yester
day morning by being caught between
the bumpers of two passenger cars, on
which he was releasing the air-brake,
Is In a very precarious condition at the
Pltttston hosnltul. He has not yet re
gained consciousness.
A slight improvement was noted to
day in the condition of Anthony Lln
ck, the Pol sin el cr. who was foully dealt
with In the Exeter mine a few nights
igo, but he is by no means out of dan
ger. Peter Linowshv and Victor Sor
onibo have been sent to the county jail
to await the outcome of the man's In
juries. Mine Inspector Hugh MacUouald has
forwarded to Hanisburg his report of
the operations of the mines of tbo Third
Anthracite district for the year 1001.
It shows a total output of G,'J:!5.&9S.0S
tons, which is an increiis-e if G2S,6(!T
over that of 1900; C,315,420 tons of this
was shipped by train and 13T.9G5 tons
jsed for local consumption. This ton
nage cost 31 lives, while 17 men wi-rc
Injured. This is an Increase of 25 and
34, respectively, over the previous year.
The employes of the district number
17,634.
HOPBOTTOA1.
Special to the Scranton Tiibune.
tlopbsttoin, Feb. 11, A number of
young people of this place enjoyed a
dance at Tenant's hall Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Sloat, of Kingsley, called on
Mrs. J. K. Hettes last week.
Miss Daisy Smith has relurend to
Scranton after visiting friends at this
place.
Rev. Mr. Dickey, of Fleetvllle,
preached at tho Unlversallst church
Sunday.
Mr. Frank Simons, son-in-law of Mr,
Thomas Plnney, died Thursday morn
ing. Mr. E. Freeman, of Blnghamlon, gave
a very pleasant entertainment with tho
Men who look
much older
than they are
never appear
to such ufsad-
te
m
vantage as with the
wite who keeps her
matronly beauty. The
secret of health and
the manly vigor which
goes with health is
nutrition. When the
etomach and other or
gans of digestion and
nutrition are diseased
there is loss of nutri
tion, and correspond
ing physical weakness.
Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the
stomach and its allied
organs, which prevent
nutrition, and makes
men healthy aud vig
orous, "I was a great sufferer
from dyspepsia for over
two j ears, and was a com.
iriete nliVHical wreck."
writes Sir, Preston 15. i'eiistcrmachrr, of Hgypt,
Lehigh Co,, l'a.- if alsoimlTerrd much with con
stipation. I tried many diflereti medicine
which were recommended to cure the trouble
but these only made me ouc. I iud sucli a
weak and debilitated appearance that it seemed
as if I had hardly any blood in my whole body.
At last I came across an advertivemcut of Dr.
Pierce's. I at once tried I)r, Pierce's riotden
lledlcal Discovery' nd ' Flcasaut Pellets. I
used about eight vials of the 'Pellets' sud ten
bottles of the '- .covery" whlsh brought me
back to my former ffjfS of health."
IK Picrcc'a Pellets cures constipation.
wBHmBf
Victor Talking machine nt the M. E.
church Tuesday evening.
Mr. N. M. Finn and daughter Altrt
were callers nt Klngsloy Sunday,
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
Charles Strickland Thursday after
noon, Mrs. ISnnna Smith Is visiting her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Crandell,
of this place.
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IIONESDALE.
bpecial to Iho Kctontoii Tribune.
Houcsdale, Feb, 14. Pastor C. I,.
Percy will preach a special sermon to
young people on Sunday evening, In
the JJuptlst church.
Ample preparations have "been mnde
for nil who attend the Martha Wash
ington dinner In tho Presbyterian
chapel Saturday, Feb. 22.
The Indications point to a largo vote
at the borough election on Tuesday. A
FICTURE
Teaching Hector
oilier dogs.
lively contest Is on over the election of
school directors.
Miss Emma Burns, ot Scranton, Is
the guest of Honesdale friends.
The Odd Fellows will have a social
In Freedom hall on Monday evening
next.
The cruel barbed wire road fence is
in evidence again. William Sutton, of
Seeleyvltle, while making his wuy with
a . valuable matched team through a
snow bank, was thiown from his sleigh.
iiie horses plunged Into a barbed wire
fence, injuring one so badly that it
had to be killed.
In compliance with the arrangements
made at the recent convention of acid
.producers, a portion of the Illellcr fac
tory at Tanners' Falls will close down,
to reduce the supply. The arrangement
will not afreet tho Klellcr & Pen ward an
factory at Cm ley Brook for the pres
ent. A fanner living near Hollisterville,
this county, killed twenty-seven of his
sheep, which had been bitten by a mad
clog that passed through that com
munity recently. A number of other
sheep and dogs were also blt'ten before
the mad dog was killed.
In a letter to the Honesdale Citizen,
Auditor General E. II. Hurdenbergh
contradicted the report that lie Is pav
ing the way to capture the nomination
for congress from the Fourteenth dis
trict in 1904.
The court has appointed Attorney M.
E. Simons district attorney for the
March term of court, as District Attor
ney Atkinson will bo in attendance at
the Supreme court nt that time.
Dr. .T. T. Male, physician, Kurgeon and
osteopath, will locate in Honesdale
April 1.
THOMPSON.
Special to (he bcranton Tribune.
Thompson, Fob, 14. E. V. Witter has
sold his coal business to Harry Ulux
ham. Including horses and wagons.
The Erie company Iuir commenced
filling the swamp at the trestllng, n
mile out from town toward Ararat. Tho
first layer Is to be stone ftom James'
quarry, and will give employment to
tho farmers and their teams for n time.
Mrs. Ira Latham has been visiting
her slater, Mrs. Helen Lewie, at Mont
dale, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Payne, of Sus
quehnnnn, and Mr, and Mrs, E. A.
Washburn, of Brushvllle, visited PohI
muster aud Mrs. B. F. Barnes yester
day. Hev. A. 13. David heard Hon. J. G.
Woolley, nt Scranton, Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Lyrtiu Tullman, of Carbondale,
Is visiting at the home of 'Squire Tall
inan this week.
Mr, nnd Mrs, Fred Pease are enjoy
ing tho company of his mother for a
few days,
About twenty-five members of iho
Ladies' Aid society of tho Methodist
Episcopal church at Juckhon enjoyed a
slelghrlde to Starrucca yestoiday, and
were entertained by Mrs, Strong.
Miss Cora Laymon left on the Dela
ware and Hudson train this afternoon
for Jermyn, to visit her parents over
tho Sabbath.
Charles .Monroe unil Miss Ethel Smith
drove over to Hancock, N. Y this week
nnd were married.
Hew W. II, French, pastor of the
Free Baptist chinch, expects nn evan
gelist and his wife to sing, to conduct
evangelistic services in his church, be
ginning February 23.
We are expecting much from tho
coming of Mrs. L. E. Bailey to speak
In the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday nnd Monday evenings.
K. A. Saxton is suffering from rheu
matism, superinduced from tramping in
tho snow, looking after the Interests of
the Erie Railroad company.
Tho funeral of Stephen Jenkins was
quite largely attended nt tho Methodist
Episcopal church, Wednesday morning.
His pastor, Rev. A. D. David, preached
the sermon un spoke hi highest terms
of his faithful Christian character.
Rev, George Comfort, of Lanesboro,
who was a boy with iltn, spoke of his
boyhood and early manly character.
rtnd Comrade P, R. Tower drew lessons
from his devotion to the church, his
1 1 p "
loyntty to tho ling nnd his great zeal
In every good word and work as n.
Christian citizen, nnd Just as tho cas
ket was ready to bo removed from the
chancel he explained the "calls" Used
In tho nrmy, when C M. Lewie, oh re
quested by Comrade Jenkins boiiio time
before, sounded "taps" extinguished
lights as the casket Was borne from
tho church, preceded by members of
Frank Hall post, a rand Army of the
ltcpubllc. Tho bearers were four of
Comrade Jenkins' company T, J. Tnll
innn, George H, Ficnch, II. It. Stod
dard nnd James K. Curtis, of Jackson.
The singing wns by members of the
Methodist Episcopal church choir.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Spccl.il to the Scr.mton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Feb. 14 -The funeral
of the late Oeorge Perry took place this
aftcrnon from the Methodist church,
tho pastor, P.ev, t, M. Shlpinan, offi
ciated. Interment was made In Ever
green cemetery.
Mrs. McNeill, of Washington street,
Is critically 111.
The Machinists Union held an en
joyable "smoker" last evening.
The Parker Concert company gave nn
excellent entertainment In Hogan opera
house last evening.
Professor Illloy, of Blnghamton, will
soon lecture In Susquehannu, under the
PUZZLE.
to read. Find three
auspices of the Friday circle of tho
Presbyterian church. Subject: "The
City of Rome."
A Union Citizens meeting will be
held In Hogan opera house on Satur
day afternoon.
At the revival services In the Oak
land Methodist church, about forty per
sons have professed conversion, and a
like number have protested conversion
In the Oakland Congregational church.
An anonymous, printed circular,
mailed at Hallstead, reflecting upon
Colonel Charles C. Pratt, of New Mil
ford, who will be the Republican nom
inee of Susquehanna county for state
senator, Is being scattered over the
county. It bristles with untruths, and
It will prove n boomerang to the late
coterie of disgruntled and repudiated
Republican politicians who have been
thrown over and outside the breast
works of their own party.
William M. Post, esq., of Montrose,
the Nestor of the Susquehanna county
bar, was professionally engaged in
town on Thursday.
Chailes M. Kessler, of Brandt, has
been at Hallstead looking over the pros
pects for a national bank In that
borough.
The Past Sachems Association of
Susquehanna county, Improved Order
of Red Men, will meet nt Great Bend
on Saturday evening.
Moses Jordan, for ten years the Erie
general yardmaster here, Is succeeded
by C. Paul, of Salamanca, but former
ly yardmaster at Hornellsvlllo.
Cabbage Is being shipped from Xow
Mllford to Kansas City.
The funeral of Commit McKinny, an
old resident of Great Bend township,
tool: place today.
Mrs. V. O, Cook, an old and esteemed
resident of Stevens Point, died on
Thursday.
Rural school examinations in Sus
quehanna county will be held March 15,
Rev. Mr. Tinker, of Hallstead, has
been appointed pastor of tho Baptist
church at Dundaff.
UNIONDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune,
ITnlondnlp, Feb. 14. Miss Anna Ben
nett has lately returned, after visiting
friends In Carbondnle.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will be entertained by Mrs.
Israel Rounds next Wednesday.
Several of our townspeople are having
serious times with their arms, resulting
from vucelnntlon.
After drilling to the depth of 213 feet,
tho Carpenter brothem struck a tieam of
coal eighteen Inches In thickness, last
Saturday. Something better In" tho
same line Is expected b.efoi'e spring,
George Carpenter lately suffered
greatly from nn ucuto attack of Indi
gestion. At this date he la fully re
covered. Zeuus Rounds Is visiting his son, in
Carbondale.
Herbert Carpenter has employment In
Forest City.
Rev. Alfred Eastman Is assisting the
pastor of the Oakland Methodist church
in revival meetings. lie Is expected
home Saturday,
Mrs. Sarah AVestgato entertained the
following guests nt supper last Friday
night: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox, Mr.
and Mrs, J. E. Thomas, Mrs. Harriet
Boswell, Rev. D, D, Jenkins and daugh
tor, Miss Marjorlo; Rev. J, V. Newell,
Miss Newell and Evangelist Charles
Newell,
Theron Dlmmlok nnd son, Marlon, are
In hard luck, having lost three horses
recently.
The pupils of the graded school will
give a very interesting entertainment
In celebration of Washington's birth
day, Friday night, February 21. in the
band's hull.
iMOOSIC.
There will be no Sunday school serv
ices held lit either of the churches of
Moosle Sunday, February 10.
A free lecture on "Missions In tho Far
West" will bo given ut the Presby
terian church, Monday evening, Feb
ruary 17, by Rev. A. Clrutit Evans, D.
D.. president nf Henrv lvonclnll rviilemv
Indian territory,
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Theatrical.
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TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
LYCEUM-"Lp York Stale." Afternoon and
night.
ACAimMY-My PJaVe Comedy Company.
Afternoon Ami night.
STAltHohcmUn Uuilcsqurr. Afternoon nnd
night.
Brockway Concert Company.
Tho reputation which the Brockway bureau liai
won through the excellence of the entertainments
it provides was not Injured any by the enter
tainment presented last night at the Lyceum by
the llrockwny Grand Concert company.
The artists were Mine, ltosa Mnde, contralto;
Mian Georgia llentley, planlste; Frederick Car
berry, tenor, and Paul 0. Ileebe, Tlollncelll-l.
There were ten numbers on the programme but
the audience was not half satlsticil with the.
Every number was encored and In several In
stances there were double encore. Mr. Carberry,
tho tenor seemed to please the audience best.
In addition to possessing a sweet, strong well con
trolled voice, he has just the proper modicum
ot dramatics, and best ot oil sang not what he
liked but what he thought the audience would
Hie.
Mtne. Iilnde has a volcjr- of rare swcctncei nnd
a culture bom of several seasons rltli NoidlM
nnd in leading- part In the grand operas. She,
too, was considerate of the Met that audiences
are not made entirely of critic?. Mr. Bccbe, the
relloht, was rather coldly received In his flr.t
number, but when he forsook frills and furbe
lows for tlilnin tli.it had a bit of tune In them.
his work wni cnthuslnttcilly received.
The planiste, Miss Ilcntlpy, was unfortunate In
Iminjr to use a piano that was pitched in the
wron? key. The audience, hnwmcr, encored h:r
repeatedly. Wio refused to respond to nn encoro'
after her second number until the audience had
called her nut a third time.
"In California."
The .May I'Lske company presentel "In Cali
fornia," a Hie act drama, ut tho Academy cf
Mii'io lnt night before a hr(?e audience.
TLs afternoon the company will give "Mttle
Musnct" nnd tonight, "Ten Nights in a liar
llooiu."
"Up York State."
"I"i Yuri, Htnte," a new rustic drama by Dai Id
lupins and (Jconria Wnldron, nlll be prcs;nt.'il
st the l,,itcum theater thh afternoon and euii'
in;;. The new play ha? Jut closed a long nm
in Xro' York ut the fourteenth Street thcatri,
ii line it made one cf the strongest fcuccrrscu
tiiowii in iccent .ip.ir-.
It will be given here with Sir. Higins and
MKs il'uldron as the star, and the original New
Toil; cit and pioduetlon. The scenes of the
play, wlikh is in four act', arc laid amoucr the
picturesque Adirondack mountains.
Herrmau, the Great.
Ilrtini.it ii, the (licit. Is the most e.-.peit on
juinr that tho world has over known. His tdlifht
of hand nr pilmlny borders on the nurvcllors,
i'or this uiKugcnicnt at His Lyceum net MVdnes
d.iy cienltitf, an entirely new an 1 noiel pio
urainice of ioiibIc and mystery has been trranjnd
ir.atjir neicr before- seen in this city and t$
tiMiMl!ous and gland tint only hi-, the master
himself, Mould attempt.
Several stMi'.itiomil illuiiuii.s are also on the
prigiaiium-, wh'cli ait- slid to be iineplituiblr.
"Tuu Escape from Situs Mm;" and "The Turki-h
Hloptmenl," lltrrniann's latet otterlnc;, nhkhlir
biuuzhl fiom I'aiis last summer, an- the ino-t
!aitllnir fe.its of black nrt ever seen in tli'b
country. This seven, ltermtunn li.is iieiompani
inp him IffSuutteis and Ty.xm and (Jonipany in
then-Istmr Ne.v ork vaudeville, "Scenes in the
Dre-ulng- Itooni." Scats arc- ni w one rale.
"San Toy" Coming.
"San 1'uv," the delightful mustc.il piece wi.Mi
n.i-1 with Kr-Jl fairr durintr Its loir; lun at
Dal' theater, New York, last scaon, will to
seen here soon, 't'tis charming piece contains
many dainty inu3Hil nundiers, amoiitr them,
"P.huda Who Itan ,i 1'JKnd.i," "The Si Little
V.'lus," "Tlie Maid In the Moon." and "Tie
1'ctuU of the Plum Tiee." I
The ioinp.il'- Inc'iidc S.utiucl C'ollin, I'.iula
lld'.vni.lo, atarli- t'tirtte. Kl;ie Bonen, fJectRO K.
rorlosiiip, Mclillle stewait and l.-ahel Hall.
Marks Brothers' Company.
The London Adiertiser jy3 of the M.irk llio,'.
Dii'.ni.Uic company iihitli ionics to the Academy
of Music- n"-:t week:
"A uvrtiil mission N tint of Mail. Ilrcn., wh"o
tiotipe has just closed u Miccesful etitjajc'iient
at the (irand opeia Iiote. Piespntinic ROcd,
clean pt.iys at popular pilci.-s Maiks Ilros. nnho
thousands laugh and send shafts of ineirr sm
hire into the lives of thou-iiutls up"ii thousands
win. c.innit adord to pitnmle the higher pilced
uilert.mmicnK
"Let lh- lalioiinu nun take Ins v.lfi- ntitl tmully
to the- theater v lien Marks Ilioi. imiii again,
'lie clean laughter tln-ie is in their ,ho7.i is a
thousand times more n Imlesor.ip than the high
priced matinees that l'.ioip expensive tuuipanliM
sinietinies peipctr.itp. Let the poor man and his
nif2 and childrin take eveiy opportunity til"'
can to laush nnd grow fat. Laughter is the poor
ni.iiiV plaster. Let hlrn not be dettirt'd liy urnvr,
but take hi) laughter Is as 1 a igi- quantities and
.is frequent doses us he can atrord."
The Circus Is the Thing.
Tlrre mo ueme people who c'.o not seet.i to un
derstand that there is really to b. a full Hedged
circus in low n nest week, but nicii Is really the
fact, and the grandest circu3 ever reen in Scran
ton v-Ill bo on exhibition ut tho New Armory,
Pehriiaiy 'JO, 21 an.l ?2, ivith a matinee the 42nd
(vYdihinxton'ii niiiiul.iy). The Urge armory will
lie converted Into a refpilar virgin tent, with an
elevated ring and st.ige in the center, where
evcijone inn see all of tho ocK
Theie will bo the Miiell ot hiui-iht.it, pc.inut
and pop-torn, the side-show "barkcrj," the lobu
lar side-show, with its curiosities and freaks,
twenty funny clo.Yns, ridiculous and lomlc mule,
great aerially!, wrll-ilevrlopp-l Kinnasts, ioni
cdy bar performers, trick bic.icliats, Hying ting
artists, double trapeze performers, comedy break
away ladder artlbts, grand spectacular miicliM,
Indian war dances, funny mounted pole match,
and a svoic of funny cts; Ilaucr'a full band tuo
hours' circus pprfoimancc, to be followed by the
resular, conventional concert, Intioductng acts of
every descilptlon. This should explain eveiy
thing' that I tie circus is going to be, as this is
the question before tho public, ns they do not
fully reallre that a circus is coming. '
At noon on Thursday, Pel). '.!0, ncather permit
tin',', there will be a grand street parade and at
oviry pcrformnrce there will lie a magn'lleent en
tice piccedln? the performance, whleh lejclns at
8.15. One hour prcviout to this, tho fun wlil
begin In front of tho big tent, where tho tide
hltow reign supreme. Don't nibs this; it will ho
worth a journey to mo the fun between the hours
of quarter past 7 and quarter past 8.
Tito sale of feats opens today at 1'unell'H Mulo
Store, and as thcro are already S.OOO prellrninaiy
tickets told, if ou want a good seat, ,vnu will
haio to be there early, This Is to be tbo enter
tain lrcnt of Hie season.
STAGE NOTES.
Icabol Irving has joined the Fuvershani "A
Hoyal lllval" company, appearing as Marlta,
wus played in tills city by Julie Opp,
Henry Arthur Jones has delivered bla new play
to Charles Frohman, It is soon to bo produced
at the I,ondoii Duko ot York Theater, and Mr,
Prohuian will go to England to superintend the
pioduetlon.
Dcfoto Henrietta Cro&nun clo&sca her present
season at the ltcpubllc, New York, she will ap
pear in "As You Like It," and then in W. K.
Clifford' "Madeline" snd James McArthur's
"The Mask of the Whlta Itoe."
fat ill halo and hearty, Joseph Jefferson start
upon his file necks spring tour on March 31. As
iiitial hi repertolry Includoj "Hip Van Winkle,"
"The Itlvals," "The Cricket on the Hearth," nnd
Lend Mo Hive Shillings."
On March S, Moacs Itcis, head ot the .indicate
that leases the theaters in this city, will dedi
cate Iho new Colonial theater In Akron, Ohio,
with "lioradora" as the attraction. John 11.
Pierce villi be the local manager for Mr, Heis.
Manager J, Wesley lloienqucst is preparing to
live "Up Yoik State" a new and a greater pro
duction at the Fourteenth Street theater In New
York next tall, with David Hlgglns uud Georgia
Waldron in their original parts. They will ap
pear In thU city today in the play,
David Higgins snd (icurgla Waldron, the au
thors and stara cf "Up York State" sic under
contract to write a new play tor Manager .1. Wes
ley Hoscnquest. The new piece Is to be ready for
production next October,
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A'ore Than Tour Lines, 3 Cents (or Each F.xtra Line.
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uiugc section lor rent tor one year, iiiriusiicu
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steam and trolley lines convenient. Address
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floor.
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house furnished, or would rent part of eamej
steam heat, excellent location, reasonable rent.
Address Furnished House, care of Tribune.
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eight rooms, bntb rooms ami laundry and all
Improvements nt 1513 Capcusc avenue.
FOIl HKNT A very mip'rlor house, perfectly
healthy, inspector's tn.t, i-stra lusurloius con
vcntencps; tine ginunds; a handsome home; rent
fair. W. (JILson Jones, 311 Epruee street.
HOUSt: No. 041 N, Wasliitifton avenue, corner
Pine street, II rooms and bath; all in perfect
rrdcr. Apply at 637 Linden street.
1'OIt RENT One side of double house, ten rooms,
city steam, and all other improvements. Call
at u:5 Madison avenue.
POlt llLWr-llitll'dlnK occupied by Ilelzer &
IVnrnkc, corner Miln and .lulcon street; best
location in Hdc Park. Apply to 13.' 1 Sanderson
POIl HPNT-Lnlarged office In Fault building.
Apply to janitor.
FOIl IIKNT Single bouse on Green ltidgc street.
Jnquirr in.';i Sanilcrson aifnue.
roil IIKNT Coiner store No. S0J Laekawanna
aienup. Also dwellings above. Apply to
Coldsnilth Ilros., G0I Lackawanna avenue.
l'OK HKNT btorp room on second lioor oicr 311)
Lackawanni aienup. Plate ghis front. In
quire of Krntoskr Ilroi.
FOIl KENT From Apiil 1. building now occu
pied by the Hit k'on Milling Co., No. U
l.arkawanr..i aienue. W. F. fiovle, Connell Uldg.
HALF DOfllLi: hous.-, 03S Harrison avenu", SIS.
Also half dotibla house, 1003 Pine street, 17.
Piselon now. Apply C50 llanlkon avtnup.
For Sale.
F'Ol! SALE Anvils, vises, fans, lire iipettcrs,
benders band saws, forges, drills and handy
louls at bargiius at M. T. Kcllei's Lacka.vanna
Cirri igp Work.
FOIt MALI:-Ill.it hsnilth'ii tools and five kegs of
of ltorso shoes; will be sold at a bargain.
Apply Heurge Do draw, 1S08 Ssndcrson avenue.
FOP. SALE CHEAP IJjy sartdle hcrse, S jears
found, fine taddlcr ap.tl gooil driver. Heison
for telling, no ute for same. Call or address F.
A. Scheier, J) 4; II. office', Providence. Pa.
LACK CL'llTAIXS-SOO pair fancy Curtains at
auction. Mi Lackawuni.a avenue. S:e suc
tlont. lOIl HALE Large load of pine klndlliij. htove
length, delltered tiniwhrre foi S2.M. Hard
wood, J2.30. JIall oidcrs .lenninjts, Central mine
switch, Fifteenth i-ticet, or bring vour ivigon
and get a load.
lOlt SALE rilEM'-Fiu-wnnil, noil rooBnt;. tim
bers, boards, stantlin?, eti-.. from old cars;
svilabl: for all ptirpos"". Jenning. Cel.tial
Mines snitch, foot of Har.ptcn s;rcel, off South
Main ai tune.
FOIt SALK Two ligl.t spring wagon and some
1-arnt., cheap. Evans, rear 11" Luzerre
st-cet.
FOIl SALE Cheap; Iioifp. spring wagon ami
lumes, at Nn. llfi Cedar avenue.
For Salo or Bent.
FOIt SALE Olt ItENT Grand Ccntnl llnttl. Mini
street, .lermjii, muted and i-ondui tpd by
James II. Timlin. Centrally lot.itrd. Goad bu.il
nefs Maud. All modern impiovemeuts. Inquiru
at pun,Iscj.
FOIt SALE Olt IIKST-Mon- and lianiew sinp
nttaihed, alio dwcll!ii',r over th- htore; large
patiunagt-i no oppcxltlon in town; corner of
Driiilui mid Clu-stnut street-., inquire ot CI, IV.
Fieit, 101 E. Diinkvr street, Dunnmre, Pa.
Unfurnished Booms Wanted.
WANTED Api 11 1 by family of three adults, four
or live room-. unturnUhcd, inclutling l.cat.
Ilov :.0, cits.
GENTI.E.MAN, wife and one child, dosire two or
three unfurnished rooms In riflm-d neighbor
hood: rait-t bo leason.ible nnd absolutely private;
licardlng hou.-ps wavto stamps in rcplirg. Vi
dros, stating full particulars and price In first
letter. .1. II. 11., Tribue.
Wanted To Kent.
WANTED TO ItEXT Ily April 1, single or one
hill cf double bouse, six to eight rcoms, with
convenlcnces.3. Address C. P. 1L, care of Tribune
rftlce.
WAXTKI Fiom Apiil I, four or live unfurnished
rooms, ifiitiilly located, stNim beat. Ai
dless bo-t 25, Tribune.
Auction.
AUCTION today and every day until sold out, six
car-loads Pan-American exposition f.trnUute
and linen, consisting of tables, iron snd brssj
beds complete, Orewcrs, 13,000 pieces linen, blank
eta, pillows, counterpanes, pillow esses, towels,
etc,; largo quantity carpets and lace curtains.
Cariiets sold every day ". o'clock sharp at 5JS
Lailawanru avenue. Cummins Ilroj., Auc
tioneers. Furnished Booms.
FOIt HKNT Oro furnished loom, with Impioic-
iiienis; niso uiiu on witrq uoor, ciieap. U'j,
Adann uicnue.
FUlLNiSHEI) 1IOOMS for rent, modern improve
mentsj private family; gentlemen pieterred,
at SJ7 Adams airnue.
FOIt ItENT-IHirnishcd (rent room, with heat,
bath and gas; near court house; gentleman
prelerred. Addrcas Iloom, Bos; 290.
FOIt ItENT FurnUlied room; heat snd bath.
023 Linden street.
FUIINISHED ROOMS FOB nENT. with best, pal
and bath, gentlemen preferred, at 030 Adami
avenue.
Booms and Board,
BOOMS TO KENT, with board,- kOO Mulberry
street.
Lost.
LOST Bunch ot keys ot no use to any one but
owner. Finder liberally rewarded by return
ing; to Hotel Terrace,
LOsT On Illakelv street, between Dunmore Cor
ners and Dudley street, diamond ring, skele
ton setting, with two guards on same. Iteu-ard
will be paid If returned to Oscar Yost, Dun
more CorneH.
WESTKHN STEEIt LOST-Whlle unloading car of
cattle Tuesday, j largo dark red steer es
caped. A suitable reward will be paid (or Infor
mation of Ids whereabouts. T, E. Carr & &n,
213 Washington avenue.
Honey to Loan,
MMMAASMAS,
I.AItGE Oil SMALL amounts. Promptly made.
Interest, fi per cent. Okell, Attorney, Coal
Exchange building.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-OulcU.
straight loans or Building nd Loan. At
from i to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Wilier.
vitsi, vvuuni iuuuiu.
3
More
BRANCH WANT OFtlOIiS.
Wnnt Advertlsomonta Will Bo
Becolved at Any of tho Follow
lng Drug Storeo Until 10 F. M.
Ctntral City
ALDERT BCnULTZ, eernsr Mulhirrj
stmt d Wtbstsr stenut.
6U8TAT PICHfO,, SiO Adsroa ttenae.
Wit lde
OIOROR W. JENKINS, 101 Boath UIa
renns.
South Scrnnton
TOED U TEFIPPE, 7CT Ctr Tnu.
North Scranton
JKO. W. DAVIS, comer North MI
trcnut and Market street.
Green Bidge
CHAULE3 P. JONES, 1547 Dickson
avenue.
F. J. JOHNS, (120 Green llldgc street.
C. LOnEN'K, corner Washington ave
nue and Marlon street.
Feteruburg
W. 11. KNEPFEL, 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
J. Q. DONE & SON.
Help Wanted Male.
A CAFA11LK MAN Experienced salesman, teach
er or merchant prercrrou; excellent oppor
tunity; permanent situation. Addrcs Manager,
ltox 230.
WANTED A good wood turner, one who also
understands scroll-sawing and running other
maclilncN in a door, sash ami blind factory. Ap
ply to J. E. Patterson k Co., Pittston. Pa.
CIVIL SEltVICE government position. t',8S! ap
pointments made last jear. Piobably 10,1100
this j car. Only common schuol education re
quired for examination. Catalogue of informa
tion free. Columbian Correspondence College,
Washington, I). C.
WANTED A man who has hid some experience
as a collector and solicitor. Would bo le
quired to give bond. The Southern Mining Cor
poration, 4517 Frankfort! avenue, Philadelphia.
SEVEIt.U, CIO Alt SALESMEN wanted in every
section; experience unnecessary; good salary
and expenses paid. Emanuel Company, Station
J., Nc.v York.
PEHMANEN'T falarled position to energetic men.
A good opportunity for tho right parties.
Call with leferences; Bid Spruce street.
WANTED Immediately, 2S capable men to act
as organizers. Apply No. 20t Wsomlng ave.
Opposite Traders Bank.
YOUNG .MEN Learn rapid lettering for signs,
show cards, tickets, etc. Home study; book
let free. W. A. Thompson, Pontlac, Midi.
HOY WANTED A bright boy to run errands in
store. Apply Wilson & Co., tailors, C22 Sprues:
street.
WANTED A oung man as clerk and bookkeeper
in a retail and wholesale business, one of
pxperience about 2o to 30 years old. Addres3
witli references, stating baliry expected, V. & It.,
Tribuns offlc.
Help Wanted Ftmale.
WANTED Energetic salesladies to introdu.o
Hunt's round-pointed pens; terms liberal.
Call Scranton House, 10.30 u. m. II. E. Cochran.
WANTED Saleslady for Lidies Sorosis .shoes ex
clusively. Thorough experience and rcfeicnci!
required. Samtcr Uro.
WANTED Ladies to show our goods and take or
ders. Paris Perfume Co., 28 Library Hldg.
WANTED , good girl for geneial housework,
30.1 Adjrr.9.
LADV CANVASSER wanted to solicit subscrip
tions for The Tribune; good commission of
fered with a fair guarantee for flrst-cliss workir.
Apply personally at Business Manager's otllcc,
Scranton Tribune.
WANTED By a good girl to do houscwoik In
private lamilyj only small family paying
good wages need reply. Address E. S., Tribune
office.
WANTED Olr! for general housework at Dalton.
Address 11. T., care Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS TO SELL "SCHLEY. AND SANTIAGO"
by Geo. K. Guham. Autogrjph introduction
and personal account of battle by Hear-Admiral
SCHLEY. TItUE STOItY OF SANTIAGO i'OLD
FOIl FIRST TIME, by the only eyc-witnessi-es of
the light. Sells faster than "Life of McKinlcy."
l.lhenl commissions. FllKK OUTFIT HEADY.
Send seven 2-ccnt stamps for postage. Books now
icady. Beware of Imitation". Can be hid only
from sole publishers. W. B. CONKEY COM
PANY, Chicago, 111.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTED By a young- man us
coachman for a doctor or drlting team.
Understands care of horses. Wm. T. Walker, Box
117, Olyphant, Pa.
YOUNG MAN wants work in butcher business,
ten years' experience. Apply Sid Everett aic.
SITUATION WANTED By a good lionest girl at
general housework In small private family.
AiIdreM Ml M. H. Ford, General Dslltery, City.
SITUATION WANTED Young man desires situ-
alien as bookkeeper. Experienced. Good let-
erenci. Address II. G., care ot Scranton Tribune.
AN EXPEWENECED woman wishes a position ns
housekeeper or light housework. Can be seen
ai Arlington Hotel.
SITUATION WANTED By nil around black
smith, horseshoeing a specialty, Coleman
llorenk, rear 100 Pltttston avenue.
SITUATION' WANTED Ily on expert laundress on
ladies' and gentUm,cn'ii flno laundry; can
launder coloied colored shirts without fading.
1111 Lloyd street, top floor. Best of city ref
erences. I1EF1.NED, educated joung woman wants cm
ploimcnt; any ono desiring her services in
any way address O, B., Tribune oftUe.
Wanted.
Wk VTP1V fti-,vmi!.lt ln.l 3-ftpnfpil v.1f.nn U.-IM, rnn.
vpy top ami side curtain; must bo good and
cheap; state lowest cash price. F, h. Benjamin,
Kizcrs, Pa.
WANTED Two second-band surrey or coach liar
nees, must be In good condition; also two
Or three single light harnesses, must bs cheap,
Address X, Y. 7.., cam of Tribune.
Business Opportunity.
GOOD CHANCE FOR YOt'Mi TAILOR-An up-to
date and wldj-auakc man can Jurnn Into an
established location, best in the city; stained
glass and plate front bay window, second Hour
ot Altkcn building, Carbondale, Possession April
1st,
$.100.00 BUYS an established business paying $0
monthly; very little time required; bear
close Investigation. Address E. W, II., 207 Lin
den street, city.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Wtito for our special market letter. Frco on
application. S. M, iUbard L Co., members N.
V, Ccnsolidated snd block bxchange, u and IS
Broadway, New York. Established 1MI. Long
DtiUnce' Phone 2363 Broad.
Boarders Wanted,
.nimimas,,
PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to have two nice men
to board, German or English. Call any time
after Thursday, AH conveniences, 807 UsrrUon
avenue.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FRGG.
DIRECTORY.
Insertions 25 Cents
Thi Pour Lines, 6 Cents tor lincli Dtrs Litis '
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Fublio Accountant.
EDWARD O. SPAULDINO, 2.1 TRADERS I1AN1C
Building, and St. Paul Building, New York.
Architects.
EDWARD It. DAVIS. ARCHITECT, CONNELtj
Building.
FREDERICK L-. BROWN, ARCH. B REALj
Estate Exchange Bldg,. 120 Washington arc.
!'- . " ' 1
Civil and Mining Fnglnoors.
11. Jj. IIAHDINO, COO CONNELI, BUlLDINd.
Dontlsts.
DR. C. E. EILENBEHGER, PAULI BUILDING.
Spruco street, Scranton.
DR. O. O. LAUBACH, 115 WYOMING AVENUE.
Irfiwyors.
FRANK E. BOYLti ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12, 14, 10 and IS Burr Building.
F. K. TRACY, ATT'Y. COMMONWEALTH BLDO.
D. B. REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS NEGtJ,
tlated on real estate security. Mears Building,
corner Washington avenue and Spruco sttcct.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and counscllors-at.law. Republican Building,
Washington avenue.
JESSUP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-sellors-at-low.
Commonwealth Building, Roomt
Iff, 20 and 21.
1:-r?.D JY- THAYER. ATTORNEY.
"'"COl. Otb floor, .Mears building.
ROOM
A- WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
ot Tdo Building, Scranton, Pa.
PA.:i!SON & WILCOX. TRADER'S NATIONAti
Hani: Building
C. COMEQYS, 0-13 RFPUBLIOAN BUILDING.
Ao,)V',,-nK,iT"0Lr'' OFl'ICE MOVED TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
DR. W. L ALLEN. 13 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. 8. W. L'AMOREVUX, OFFICE 33D WASH
irigton avenue. Residence, 1018 Jtulhcrry.
Chrpnlo diseases, lungs, heart, kidneys and
gcnito-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours;" 1
to i p. m.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE.
nue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZIEGLER. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D.. L. It W. TAS-
senger depot. Conducted on tho European
Plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no ior; only Improved pumps used.
A. B. Brlggs, proprietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Eicke's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones. .
Seeds.
O. R. CLARKE Si CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
houses, 1PJ0 North Main uicnue; store tele
phone, TS2.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR oil LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous,
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladies waists. Louisa bhocmakcr, 2U
Adams avenue.
MEGARGEE BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN
velopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WlLttESBARRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton nt the news stands of Relsman
Bros.. 400 Spruce and COS Linden; M. Norton,
S22 Lackawanna avenue; I. S. Schutzer, 211
Spruce street.
Beal Estate.
FOR SALE At n bargain, largo lot In West
Park. Address J. W 'Tribune oflice.
FOR SALE My cottage nt Lake Wmola, com
pletely turnished; largo pore lies, cellar, barn,
ice liouso aud spring. Lot gratlcd and fenced in.
Apply Fiank T. Okell, -Meais Building.
ipl.SiK) Will buy full lot and desii.iblc home. All
modern conveniences, electric light, etc-.
Fisk avenue, Green Ridge. M. II. Hohruti'.
$3,000 Will buy Oroom house, Mulberry street,
near Monroe. M. II. Ilolgatc, Commonwealth
Building.
$3,000 WILL buy nine room house, Mulberry
street, near .Monroe. M. II. Ilolgatc, Com
monwealth building.
FOR SALE New house on Cornell 6trcet, Round
WooeU Park; modern Improvement: easy
terms. Apply to Spiing Brook Lumber Co., or
E. S. Woodhousc.
FOR SALE At Clark's Summit; a place of lira
acres, house apd barn, good fruit; cheap for
cash. Inquire of Mrs. L. Lindsay, 1111 North
Haiti avenue, city.
FOR SALE One acre of land, Improved with
nine-room house; plenty and variety of fruit;
good location in village of Fleetvllle. Mrs, Olive
Fish, Fleetvllle, P.
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE FIRM of I. F. Megargel fc Co. is lids d.iy
dissolved by mutual consent, Roy Chester
Megargel letlrlng,
I. F. MEGARUEL,
ROY MEGARGEL.
Any debts due to or from tho (inn will bo set.
tied by the undersigned who will continue the
brokerage and commission business in Mocks,
Bonds and Securities under the- tlriu nainu of I,
F. Megargel & Co., with hcadquailcis in the Con
ncll building, bcranton. Pa.
I. F. MEGAItGKL & CO.
t-'cwiiton, Pa Fvb. ii, 1W. , , CI
1 " ' 'i
Faster Complexions,
ILWTEiTcClPLE.ION.S--l( ou want fresh
complexion to match onr Easier gowns and
hats you should start at onco and yiin It careful
attention. My Klecliieal Massago In one bout
will nuke the- Mu look jeais' jouugei; is le
freshing and netful, j-ypertliioiis lun, wauj
ami moles removed. Eye brows coriceted. Ilu
thaiiaii'fj l)criiuto!osl-'Jl P.irlqrs, S12 Wadiinglon
aveiiui-.
Bhoumatism.
RHEUMATISM All nattics Hat wish can In
speedily and permanently cured of till.va.
rieties cf Rheumatism by a vegetable compound,
Cuica guaranteed. Inquire or address J. E, Tay
lor, Seiautoii,
Proposals,
s-s -.
PROPOSALS will bo received by the undersigned
for thu janitorship uf the SIiuikoii .llttliodlsl
Episcopal church from February 15 to April l
Inclusive- John F. Randolph, :WJ South lldi
Paik avenue, .
LEGAL.
THE ANNUAL stockholders meeting ot Dickson
Mill and Grain company will be held In Room
021, Connell building, Mondai, February 17,
1002, at 1 o'clock p. in. ' f
EDWARD L. BUCK, Secretary
ESTATE ot Jessie F. Thompson, lato of the city
of Scranton, Lackawanna county, PcniuyJ
vaula, deceased.
Utters tcatmiicntary upon the aboie named 'c.i
tate have been granted o (he undersigned. All
persons laving claims against; the same will pic
sent them tor pavment and all persons Indebted
thereto will make immediate paiineut to '.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE 4: THUSf CO.,
vi eeianion l'a., Kxecuior,
P-
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