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THE SCRANTON TlllBUNE-WJiDNEsO'AY,' 'FEBRCABY 20, 1902.
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INDUSTRIAL
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NOEEASE OE TONNAGE OE THE
ONTARIO & WESTERN.
Would Have Mndo a Blggor Showing
Had tho Eacllltles for Shipping
Been Better Eiremon and Engin
eers at tho Mines Are Not Pleased
with tho Now Schedulb of Working
Hours on Sunday That Has Gouo
Into Effect Mako Up of tho D. I..,
& W. Board for Today.
The Ontario mid Western railroad In
creased ltn iintliruelte coal tonnage, by
reason ot its pure-huso of now coal
properties, 600,000 tons lost year. No
doubt even turgor Increases would have
been shown If greater facilities for
transporting sumo had been available,
though this will unquestionably come
this year, and, It Is thought, the three
million mark will bo reached. The
munagement of this roud has spent
considerable money In Improving Its
system during the year and Is Increas
ing Its rolling stock and motive power
as fast as it can bo turned out of the
shops. ,
The road lias COO steel cars to bo de
livered on April 1, and ten 100-ton loco
motives. The facilities for loading coal
nt Wochuwken have been greatly lm
pioved by the construction of a new
pier and coal pockets, which are now
In operation, and have a capacity equal
to any m the North river. Dickson &
Kddy, the general sales agents for On
tario and Western coal, report a large
Increase In the supply of their steam
sizes. This llrm has been particularly
active In the placing and exploiting of
these sizes in the steam trade, and to
meet the demand have constructed an
other washer at their Cupouso colliery,
which will be put in operation as soon
ns a better supply of cars are avail
able. Tills company made the record
of 205,000 tons last year from one of
the washerles, which is the larppstt ton
nage ever produced from one plant In
this space of time.
Dont Llko the New Schedule.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company notified the llremen
and engineers ut the Avondale colliery
on Sunday last, commencing with yes
terday morning, they would be expect
ed to accept the proposition of the
company and adopt the new working
rules promulgated several days ago,
whereby one shift goes on duty at 7 a,
in. and works until B p. in., when it
would bo relieved by the other set,
which in turn would be relieved at
midnight by the men who quit at 5
o'clock.
The men refused to accept the prop
osition and were discharged. The other
employes returned home as soon as
they ascertained the situation of af
fairs, and the result is that the mine is
idle. Wilkes-Barre Record.
D., Ii. & W. Board for Today.
The following is the make-up of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
TUESDAY, l'KllltUATtY 23.
Kxtras East S p. in., M. J. llcuncgan; 11 p.
m Hoboken, L M. llallctt.
WEDNESDAY, 1TUKUAUY 20.
1.30 p. in., W. J. Master; a. m IIolioV.cn,
Nugent; 0 a. in., Hobokrn, J. Gcrrlty: 0 a. m
). Haggorty; 10 a. in., Hoboken, A. l Mullen;
11 a. in., A. H. Itowc; 1 p. in., John Raster; 2
p. m., Hoboken, McLauc; 3 p. m .1. II. McCmn;
5 a. m., T, 1 Stcuns; 0 p. m., Hoboken, J. A.
Bmli.
Summits, Etc. 0 a. in., Carrigg; 0 a. in.,
l'lunnfclkcr; 10 n. m., Nichols; 2 p. in., 'Ihonip
eon; 0 p. in., J. Hermlgsn; S p. in., J. J. Slur
ray, with M. Golden's crew.
Pushers fl a. in., Widner; 7 a. in., 1'lnncriy; 8
a. m., Ilouacr; 11.45 n. in., Moran; 0 p. in., II.
C'oslnr; 0 p. in., C. Bartholomew; 7.30 p. m., T.
Naunuii; 'J p. m., II. Bartholomew; 9 p. in.,
1. unplug.
l'.-.saengcr Engines 7 a. in., RaHncy; 7 a. m,,
Singer; 10 a. iu Luttimcr; G.43 p. :n., Stanton;
P.30 p. in., McGovern.
Extras West 8 a. in., John G'aliairan; 10 a. m.,
.1. liinley; 1 p. in., M, Caiinodv; 2 p. in., T.
Iiondican; 1 p. in., U'llaia; 11 n. in., O. ltan
dolph. This and That.
The extensive new addition which has
been built to the Lackawanna railroad
round house In this city, Is now com
pleted, and contains twenty-two stalls.
The larso E00 nnd 1000 class are now
being housed there.
Only a fow of tho locomotives on this
division of the Lehigh Valley are yet
using hard coal. The change from bi
tuminous to anthracite can not be
made as expeditiously as all concerned
would deshe. Tho grates of the !6co
motlves will have to be adapted to tho
use of tho now fuel, and this can only
bo done as rapidly as tho engines are
sent to tho shops for repairs. Just
now none of tho motive power o the
lluzleton nnd Mnlianoy division can bo
spared. The change in the use of fuel,
therefore, will bo gradual, llazleton
l'laln Speaker.
Aro You Going SouthP
Before you start on your southern
trip, consult ticket agent, New Jersey
Central. The true southern route, to
all prominent points south, with only
one cliungo of curs. No other road can
da this.
Charleston, Atlanta, Ashevllle, Jack
sonville, St, Augustine, Cincinnati, St,
Louts, Louisville, Montgomery, Now
Orleans and ninny other prominent
pluces without change of cars except
at Philadelphia, Ileservutlons In Tull
junn curs made to any point. For tlme
tnbles and additional Information, call
on any ticket agent, New Jersey Cen
tral, 'or J, S. Swlsheiv district passen
ger agent, Scranton, Pa.
i Stands Supreme.
That noted forlegn resort, Brighton.
1b not ono whit more beautiful tliatH
Lakewood, New Jersey's famous win
ter resort. Lakewood's clientele is tho
most tushlotmble und select, and Its at
tractiveness Is unsurpassed, For di
version there Js driving, golfing, walk
ing, polo, cycling and tho like, while
the more social pastimes have many
devotees. Lakewood's hotels ore mar
vels of comfort, convenience and hos
pitality, uud one Interested In unique
resorts should have the New Jersey
Central's Lakewood Booklet, Just out
and replete with uuthentlo Information.
Bend for It to C. M. Burt, G, P, A.,
143 Liberty street, New York city. It
li free for the asking.
Marriage Licenses.
Kephen Hussion ,.. , ,,.....,,,,., Jcssup
Wiry Huritko .,..,....,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,, Jessup
Hmry WillUuis , ...........Tsylor
tyjuiah UobuU ....,...,., ,,,,,&;rwtca
WANT AN OPINION.
Assessors Ask tho City Solicitor for
Hla Vlows.
Tho city assessors have requested
City Solicitor Watson for un opinion
on tho legality of (heir action In as
sessing coal as first t-lusu property
without lCKitrd to the classification of
the surface overhead and will bo guid
ed largely by hls views on the matter
In arriving at ti definite conclusion.
Sovorat representatives of the big
caul companies lmvo been consulting
with the assessors for several duys past
on this question, but us yet no formal
appeal from tho assessment has been
made. Tho ussessors believe they nro
right In the stund they have taken and
expect that tho city solicitor's views
will correspond with their own.
SIEGER WAS REPENTANT.
Had Man Arrested for Stabbing
Him but Ropontcd.
Anthony Sieger, of West Scrunton,
who was stabbed in tho leg on Eighth
street n week ago last Saturday night,
swore out a warrant a few days ago for
the arrest of James Boldt, of Susque
hanna, the man whom he accused of
doing the stabbing.
The warrant wns Issued by Magis
trate Howe and yesterday morning De
tective Will Clifford went to Susque
hanna nnd arrested Boldt. Just before
the hearing was conducted Sieger an
nounced to the magistrate that ho
would withdraw the prosecution If
Boldt agreed to pay the costs. Tho
latter agreed to do so and was dis
charged from custody.
LIST OE ADVERTISED LETTERS.
I.lst of letter remaining uncalled for at the
Fcrantoii postofflcc, Lackawanna counlv, P.i.,
lij. 20, 1002. Pontons, calling (or these lettcra
will say advertised nnd give date of list,
l.zra II. nipple, Postmostcr.
Austin. Jlri. W.
Jones, Miss Lillian.
Alwatcr, Charles.
Atcn, Alva.
Ilronnsteln, L. G.
Drown, Maurice.
Ilarlon, W. W. & Co.
Hurkliowcr, 1 fancy,
Hunker, Walter I).
Ilrjmer, William.
IJrjant, Mrs. Ida.
llm'klcy. A. .1.
llnbel. JIIss Annie,
llisscll, (1. II.
Ilarrett, John.
Hums, J.iinoi II,
Illrger, M. S.
(Hark, Patrick-.
Corson, John M.
Currcn, Willijin.
Decker, Win. II.
Diggers, Miss Kunnic.
Duirle, Emma A.
iveikcmlall, I. K.
Kcnncdv. Patrick J,
Lore, JIIss Nell.
Levi, C.
I.ockwood, Oiin.
Lindsay, MUs Haltie.
Lukens, Miss Manic O.
l.lo.vd, Mid. Eva.
MoAndrcws, John.
McCaskey, J. P.
McDcrmott, Miss Barbara
McGuire, lliomas.
Markham, Miss Prances.
Morgan, Will.
Mui ray, Poseph.
Matterson, Geo. If.
MainM, Mri. Cns,io.
Madding, Miss Man-.
.Mayers, Miss Jlutti.
rrcse, Miss Pauline.
Past, Miss Carrie.
Dean, Cliai. II.
J'ollnck, Abrani
Donlon, Miss Annie C. Polhamns, Mks liisie.
Evans, .Mrs. J. Comer. Itiitledcc. SIlw Sadie.
Eieretts, 1'ranlc
Eaton & Mains,
Hjan, E. W.
Ituanc, Martin.
Hoblnson, Jin, W. I.
Wild, John C.
Hogan, Miss Jennie.
Buddy, Mr. J. It.
lta.vmond, Frank.
Bollund, Mrs.
Peed, Miss Oracle.
Shlpton. Chaj. W.
Electrical Supply Co.
Don, Katie.
Friend, L. IL
risk, Truman.
Kisk, Mis Annie.
I'ourtney. Mis.
Fincrty, Mr.
1'iantz, Loyd.
frame, Ammcminia.
searii, .1. 11.
Gallagher, MUs Maggie. Scott, Mtfs Annie.
Graves, MrB. Trank W. Sherman Abcrham.
Grubb. Bcnj. South End Larul Co.
Gilliam, Mary. Simpson, Mrs. I.oe
Griffin, W. W. Stahl, Jacob. ,
Gronkey, P.itriik. Stono, Mln E.
Gardiner, the Printer 17. Smith, Wm. J.
Giltman, Miss Frances. Seellg, F. P.
Honard, Miss Maiy. 'lYeat, Ulmses S.
Haley, Peter. Thomas, Mki Hannah.
Hannon, C. W. Thomas, Eiizibcth J.
lliilT, Annie. Tossie. Eddie.
Hull, Mrs. Howard. Vnndjke, Mrs. Annie M.
Haggerty, Miss Katlirjn. WInlack. Mls-5 Helen.
Ilennlon, Jliss .Jennie. Weiss, ( larcnce.
Hammond. Gertrude.
Woolbauch, John.
Waney, Mrs. I,.
Wefscr, Norman.
Wood, X. B.
Walh, Mis..
Hanensteln, Clarence.
Horan, Henrj'.
Herbert, Dclli.
James, Mis. It.
Jenkins, MUs Catherine.
West Scranton Station.
Manistaw Bronouicz, James It. Bertrand, Will
iam.I. Boners, A. J. Crcios. Andieiv Henschel,
Jacob Kmvjlkl, Mrs. M. A. Lambert, Cliailcs
Miller, Mrs. L-abella Starr.
It has character and it is a fact. Yesterday, the first day of the Fourth
"Mill-End" Sale at Goldsmith's Bazaar, has proven more than ever that this sale
is Scranton's idol. With all the might of this enterprising city, the crowds came
yesterday until they were beyond our control. Mr. Lockhart's cleverness and his
always true, gentlemanly attitude has made hiirTand his sale a host of friends in
this city. He is indispensible in conducting this sale. The more we see of his
work the more we appreciate the good results from it. There will not be a dull,
dreary moment for you today. These magic, new "Mill-End" bargains permeate
every nook and corner of this busy store.
"Mill-EJnd " Examples inu Basement.
Mr. Lockhart lias supplied 'this department, with so manv
cases and bales of Mill Ends, 'which will serve to make the
Basement one of the chief attractions of the sale.
Short lengths of Heavy Brown Cotton; worth He,; Mill
, End Price !Ac
Short lengths of Fine Brown Cotton, worth 0c, ; Mill End
X rlvC tttfaatttfttttta 1 )C
Short lengths of Extra Heavy, Yard-Wide Cotton, worth
Oc. ; Mill End Price 4c
Remnants of Yard-Wide Bleached Muslin, worth (Ic. ; Mill
End Price , , . , .fc , , . , , -lie
Fine Bleached Yard-Wide Cambric, worth 10c; Mill End
Price, , , , 7c
Honeycomb and Twilled Cotton Toweling, worth 5c. ; Mill
End Price , , , , , , 2 Jc
Good Bleached Cotton Crash Toweling, worth Cc,; Mill
lUVi I riCG tttaaefaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaatai.taiatt..... (C
Union Linen Crash Toweling, well worth 7c. ; Mill End
X riCG taaaaaaaaaaaatafta?.ft?tttfi t)C
Brown Russia Crash Toweling, washes nicely, worth 10c, ;
Mill End Price , (ic
The- Best Standard Red, Blue and Grey Calicoes; Mill End
Price ,,,,,,,.,..., ,,, ,,,,,. 'Ic
(The best Light Colored Shirting Prints; Mill End Price. , . 31c
ONLY A SUGGESTION,
But It Hns rroven of Interest
und Value to Thousands-
Common, &onso would suggest that If
one wishes tv become flcMhy and plump
It can only result from the food wo cat
and digest, and that food should be
albuminous or llcsh-formlng food, llko
eggs, bcefsteuk and cereals; In other
wot dit, tho kind ot food thut make flesh
aro tho foods which form tho gicaler
part of our dally bills of fare.
V c323E3
But the trouble In that while wo eat
enough nnd generally too much, tho
stomach, from nbuso and overwork,
docs not properly digest nnd asslmllat4
It, which Is the reason so many people
remain thin and under weight; tho di
gestive organs do not completely digest
tho llesh-forming beefsteak and eggs
and similar wholesome food.
There are thousands of such who are
really confirmed dyspeptics, although
they may have no particular pain or
Inconvenience from their stomachs.
If such persons would lay their preju
dices aside and mako a regular prac
tice of talcing, after each meal, ono or
two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the
food would bo quickly and thoroughly
digested, because these tablets contain
the natural peptones nnd diastase
which every weak stomach lacks, and
by supplying this want the stomach Is
soon enabled to regain Its natural tone
and vigor.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest ev
ery form of llesh-forming food, meat,
eggs, bread and potatoes, and tills
Is tho reason they so quickly build up,
strengthen and invigorate thin, dys
petic men, women and children.
Invalids and children, even the most
delicate, use them with marked benefit
ns they contain no strong, irritating
drugs, no cathartic nor any harmful in
gredient. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the
most successful and most widely known
of any remedy for; stomach troubles
because it Is the most reasonable and
scientific of modern medicines.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by every druggist in the United States
and Cunada as well as In Great Britain,
at 50 cents for complete treatment.
Nothing further Is required to cure
any stomach trouble or to make thin,
nervous, dyspetlo people strong, plump
and well.
WILL BE ENEORCED.
Superintendent Day on the Dog
Shooting Order.
Superintendent of Police Lona B.
Day said yesterday that the order Is
sued by Director of Public Safety
"Wormser directing the police to shoot
all unmuzzled dogs will be strictly en
forced. "I want the owners of dogs to under
stand." said he. "that a fair warning
has been given In the newspapers and
that all dogs found after today roam
ing tho streets without muzzles will be
shot on sight."
Blaze of the Lockhart
Reputation Cannot Be Bl
A Guarantced American
Watch Free.
For llic purpose of encouraging morning shop
ping, during the great February Trade Rile, a
present ttllli every purchase amounting tu 20,tx)
cr oier, made before noon on any iliy during IU
rontlmnwic, a gurantccu American tlmcplcio,
Absolutely Free. '
FEBRU
ing Home
Carpet Extras
Moilng and Improving tlaje Is neir
at hand. If you purchase the carpet
at tills sale, two rooms may be cover
ed for about the price of one, under
ordinary conditions.
FOP.TY-CF.NT MOXCLAI) I.N
OltAIN A standard alue .1 cli ll
Icnge iwpircr. The Trade Sale rcnioics
lie from the isual price, mak-TQc
Ing it, per jurd yl'
1UO CAnPCT People who used
to cave their rags for wealing would
ncicr have done so had the price been
ns low na-it Is for tlilt sale. T "In
Per yard 6v'
STAIR CAnrirT An attractive
Venetian pattern V4 jard '.ilde. I tZr
Per yard
HIIAVV QRAur. 1NT.IIAIN' Wool
filling. The pattern larlcty Is com
plete. Thi" price is far belowjQp
normal. Per jard ryi
. srajj
No piece of furniture is
more useful than a oideboard.
Our line Is complete. As to
price:
SIDi:nOAnD3 Solid Oak,
polished. Itcgulation sire,
high and side shelves, bevel
plate mirror, 3 drawers, one
lined for silver and two cun
boards. The piece is well
made and bears some artistic
carving's. The Sale 1 A O 5
Price It.yo
I The Economy, StiS" Wyoming Ave
THB
IQSiC POWDER CO.
Booms 1 and 2, Com'lUa BTd'jj.
80EANTON, PA.
lining and Blasting
POWDER
Ued at Mooilo and Ruihlata Worka.
LAPLIN RAND POWDBR CO.'S
ORANGE QUi$ POWDBR
Kleetrlo Battarlst, Elsotrlo Eirplocirt,
aplodlng blasts, Safety Pill itai
Reiaun Ghsmlcal Co.'s cxpIkiVw
Allis-Chalmers Co
Successors 'to Machine Business ot
Dickson Manufacturing Co., Scranton
and Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
Stationary Engines, Boilers, Mining
Machinery, Pumps.
own
Remnants of Seersuckers, new styles, worth Sc. ; Mill End
Price v , , . . ,"c
Wide Percale, for Wrappers, Waists and Blouses, worth
Sc. ; Mill End Price v 5c
Thc'best Standard Percale, light and dark, worth 10c; Mill
U.1K1 x rice .,...........,,.....,,........,....... oc
Cream Shaker Outing Flannel, worth 5c; Mill End Price 4c
Fine Light and Dark, Plaid arid Striped. Outing Flannel,
worth 7c, ; Mill End Price '. 5c
The be'st quality English Flannelette, worth 121 c; Mill
X-lHI J. riCC ffaaaaaaaaaaafaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaatataaaaa oC
Printed French Flannels, for Waists and Wrappers, worth
121c; Mill End Price , 7c
Furniture Prints and Cretonnes, worth 7c; Mill End Price 5c
Plain Colored Lawns, all the best shades, worth 7c. ; Mill
l-tltJ i. llCC aaaaaaaiaaaaatfaaaaataiattfaaiaa l) iC
White Check Nainsook, regular 10c quality; Mill End
I 1 ICC i i n I M M I I t I M I I t M I M tit )C
Unbleached Honeycomb Towels, extra large sizes, worth
20c ; Mill End Price . . , , ,.,..,..,.,... 15c
Bleached Honeycomb Towels, extra large size, worth 25c,;
Mill End Pricfc , 20c
EXTRA SPECIAL IN BfcSEnENT
100 Sets Feather Bolsters and Pillows, weight 10 pounds,
worth $2.25 ; Mill End Price , $1.49,
Only Four Days More in which
Furnishing Bargains ever recorded.
MKMCIXK CAlil.NT.TS-A necessity In ciery
household. These arc It) Inihes hipih, by !M
inches wide, fitted with shelies. A 0x12 inch
mirror art In the door of cupboard increases Its
utility. Trade Sale Price, only
87c
KN'AMFI.F.D IKON CltlllS-roIonial drsign,
continuous posts, drop sides. During the Trade
bale the price, complete with springs, will be
reduced from ?5.00 to
$4.79
CREDIT YOU ?
Brewery.
Manufacturers 9f
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
48S to 455
XT. Ninth Street,
Telcphons Call, 2333.
f 0WA FARMSHrft&l
CASH BAUNCE ICROPflLmiDsiiuffeS
iit
ALL 3i0UiOTUA
Out
I
ills IS
Lages
Beer
nt B JR Jft C ESHiKl&Hijgk
WY25
nnUL QIIL
to take advantage of the most
KITUir.N CIIAinS Hardwood,
natural stock, caned hick, solidity
and attractive lines are the ihlcl
features. Just the chilr for decora.
tlio purposes. A little paint, gill
and enamel artistically applied would
transform it Into an Ideal parlor
tlnlr. V'Dic Sale Prlco Is a-JQr
source of wonder .,.'''
3-lli:Ci: I1UDROOM SUITS-Tlils is
no ordinary ofTerlng. The pieces are
all made ot solid oak, .dresser has
French bcicl plate mirror, bed is
solidly constructed and has attractive
ly carved headboard. 11 is a real $20,
cult but the Sale Price IC 1 A
is only '
COTTAnK CURTAIN" RODS-Cholce
of oak or mahogany tlnlili. I.cngllis,
4 tu 0 feet. Complete with Of
(Mures yw
CERTAINLY.
FINANCIAL.
r
WE OFFER TO YIELD ABOUT 5
$400,000
BUTTE ELECTRIC til POWER COMPANY
Of Butte, Mont.
(Dutte Is (he greatest copper producing city In the' world.)
5 First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Denomination $1,000, maturing 1 to 30 years. Amply to ided for by reservo and
linking- fund. Net earnings three and thiee -quarters times interest charges.
Write for report ot Mr. Samuel Iniull, President ot the Chicago KdUon Co., and special
circular.
RUDOLPH KLEYBOLTE & CO.
1 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK.
GOING FA
Don't Miss This Opportunity.
Ton missed Le Rol In '94.
It was then 8 cents a share.
Now one "-hare Is worth 53C. '
Cfilumet and Hecla In '00 was $23, now It Is $623 a eftnro. The Toeur d'Alena
mines turned out $11,500,000 In ore lust year. Their stock all sold at low fig
ures when they started. The
Black Q
iemond
9
owns five claims adjolnlnpr the great Highlander mine, owned and developed
by Phlladelphlnns. The Highlander tunnel Is In 1S50 feet. The Black Dia
mond Tunnel Company will continue this tunnel -100 feet to our Ilrst vens and
will then run the tunnel a mile Into the mountain to cut twenty veins ahead.
All rich in gold, silver and lead. Wo have been guaranteed one-half of all
claims we run through. We will ship ore from our ilrst vein. It will tako
three months to reach It. In a year we expect to make this stock worth $!
a share. 300,000 shares will be sold for development purposes. Then the stock
will be withdrawn from the market. This is as great an opportunity as Lo
Hoi. There is far more in sight than Lo Rol had. Tho Highlander ban $1,
500,000 worth of ore In sight. Our veins aic just as good and moio of them.
146,000 Shares Sold to
Shares Remaining
Send for
HAXWELL STEVENSON, President
604 Land Title Building, Philadelphia.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In Xffeet Nov. 3, 1001.
Trains lcao Scranton (or New York At 1.40,
3.15, i).05. 7.00 and 10.03 a. in.: 12.15, S.40, .33
p. in. Tor New York and I'lilladelphla 7.50,
10.03 a. m., and 12.15 and S.t'.l ii. m. Tor Tobj
lianna At 6.10 p. in. Kor nullalo 1.15, tt.il and
0.00 a. ill.; 1.53, (i.50 mid 11.33 p. in. l'or IHiiS'
liamton and way stations 10.20 a. m. and 1.10
p. in, l'or Oswego, Sraiii6e and Utica 1,15 and
0 2J a, in.; 1.55 p. in. Oswego, fyraciiMi and
Utica liain at b.'U a. in. daily, except Sunday;
Kor Montrose 0.00 a. in. ; 1 10 and (I 50 p. in.
Nieholson aicoinmodation 1.00 and U.15 p. in.
IllooinburB Division Kor Northumberland, at
CSi and 10,03 a, in.; 1.55 and U.10 p. m. l'or
Plymouth, at 8.10 a. m.; 3.10 nnd 0.00 p. in
Sunday Trains Kor New York, 1.10, .1.15. 0.05
ami 10.03 .1. in.; 3.10, 3.3:1 p. in. Kor IbilTulo
1,15 and ".-.! n. m. ; 1.53, b50 ami 11.35 p. in.
Kor lllnshJinlon and y.iy gallons 10.20 a. in.
Illooinsbiirc Division tiuvo rkrantou', 10.05 a.
in. and 0.10 p. m.
Pennsylvania Itailroad.
Schedule In Meet Juno 8, 1001.
Trains lar Scranl'm; 0.3 . in., week days
through tcstibiilo train liom Wlkej-llarre. I'ull
man bullet parlor ear and coailiea to Philadel
phia, la 'ott.tllle; stop at prlmlpal iiileiine
diato btations. Alo connects lor .iuiibun, liar
rUburir, Philadelphia, lUllmore, Woahlnuion and
(or rituburij and ibe t.
0.38 a in,, week dayj, fur Sunbury, Jlarrbmirtr,
Philadelphia, lUltlmore, Washington and Plttn
Lure and tho west.
1.11 p. m., week daa (Suntlajs. 1.5S n. m.),
for Sunbury, llarrl'-burir, Philadelphia, Ilaitlmore,
Washington and PltUburs nnd tho est.
9.28 p. in., week davv tluousb vestibule train
from Wllkca-Darre. Pullman buDet parlor car
and roadie, to Philadelphia via l'ottsWlk'. Stops
at principal intcrmedlitu nations.
1.27 p. in., week day, for Haileton, Sunbury,
llarrlabiirs, Philadelphia and .Pittsburg,
J, 11. HUTCHINSON, Uen. llgr,
J, U. WOOD, tlen. Pas. Agt.
New York, Ontario and Western,
Jn Effect Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1901.
NUIITII HOUND.
Leave I.cavo Arrive.
Ti'.ilm Si rantou. Carbondale. t Cidoila,
No "l ....... .W.SWa.m. 11.10 a.m. 1.00 p. in.
K0' i CIO p. in. Ar.-Carboudalo0.10p. m.
" ' SOUTH UOU.ND.
Leave Leavers Airho
Trains. CadoslJ. Carbondale. Scranton.
No. u ,., 7.00a. in. 7,lQs. in.
Ko 2.17p.m. 4.00p.m. l.lOp.iu.
SUNU.US ONLY, N.0111H UOUND.
I.cavo l.eate Arrive
Trains.
No. 0 .
No. 5 .,
Trains.
bcrunlou. Carbondale. Cadoila.
, 8.30 a. 111. 0.10 p. in. 10.13 a. m.
, 7.00 p. in. Ar, Carbondale 7.40 p. in.
SOUTH UOU.ND.
Leata Leave Arrive
Caduia. Cailwndale. Scianton.
7.00 a. in. 7 40 a. lu.
No. G
o.' 10 , 4.S0 p. m. 0.00 p. m. 6.45 p. in.
make main line connections tor New York city,
Uiddlctown, Walton, Norwich, Oneida, Oiwego
and all poluts west. .....
For furtlier information ccnsult ticket agents,
J. V. ANDERSON, G. P. A., New YoiL
J. E. VELSI1, T. V, A., Bcnaton, fa.
Free Delivery Within
200 ritles.
During Hie February Sale we Mill ilcllvc freci
i Ithlng two hundred tlilpplng tnllc of Haanlon,
all purrliajrs of JJ.IW or incr. Free crating, liox'
lug, lucking ai'd lartaga Is Included In this
otter.
interest
Rocking Chairs
Clio your fancy full reign;
you'll , find Its realization
here and such alucs a this
sale brings forward:
ARM ROCKllIt A finished
production in jour choice of
golden oak or nuliogany
finish. Upholstered in figured
velour caned and closely
spindled back. The Trade
Sale Prlco has dropped
like a meteor from An
M.73 to .uy
FINANCIAL.
ww
1
February 14th.
at 50c a Share.
54,000
prospectus.
. F. MEQARQEL CO.
STOCKS. BONDS, SECURITIES
CON NELL BUILDING.
RAILROAD TIME .TABLES
New Jersey Central,
lu Lllcet Nov. 17, 1001.
Stations In New York, foot of Liberty 6trccl
and South Kerry, N. It.
Trains leave brrunton for New Yoik, Plilladcl.
phla, Loston, Ili'thli hem, Allculnwii, Mauch
Chunk, White Hauii, Ashley anil Wilkes-llaiio al
7.30 a, :n., 1 i. m. and 4 n. in. Sunday, 2.10 p. in.
Ouaker City Kpie leavia Scranton ut 7.:U
a. in., throuKh Milid vcntibulc Ir.ilr: with Pullman
llufTct Parlor Care, for Philidelphia, with only
nnu cImiiko u( cars (or Ilaitlmore, Washington,
1). 0 ami ull principal points south and wct,
Kor Avoea, Pittstou and Wllkcs-llane, 1 p, in.
ST
Bo.
and I p. m. Sunday, 2.1U p. in. -
Kor Long llrauch, Ocean Grove, etc., 7,30 a, S
m. und 1 ii. in. , .
Kor lteadlnu. Lebanon ami Harrlsburir, via AN
icutovvn, at T.-10 a. in, and 1 p. in. Sunday, 2.1
p. in.
Kor potUiillc at 7.30 a. m, and 1 p. in,
l'or wtca and tickets apply tu uncut at elation,
(J. M. IIUIIT, Ucn. I'Ki. Agt.
J, S. SWISHIIU.
Dist, Pass. Ast., Scranton.
Lehigh Valley Ballroad.
In KITcct, Nov. 3. 1001,
Tralm le.ivu Scianton.
IV.r Philadelphia and New Yoik via D. k II.
II. I!., at 6.3S and 0.3S a. in., and 2. IS, I.2J
(Ulack Diamond EnprCM), nnd Il.au p. in. Sun.
davs, II. & II. K. .. l.W. S.27 p. in.
Kor White Haven, llazleton and principal polnll
In the coal regions, via 1). k H. It. II., 0.3!,, 2.11
and 1.27 p. ill. lor PottsVlllc, 0.33 a. m., 2.11
'''Kor netlilflicm, Kaston, Heading, HarrLbure,
and principal intermediate stations, via 1). k II, ...
It It, (1.38, 0.3S a. 111.; 2.1!.. 1.27 (Uluck Dia.
inond Epres), 11.30 ii. in. Sundajs, D. k II,
11. It., 0.3S a. ni.l l.SS, 8.27 p. in.
Kor Tunkhaniiock, '4'onanda, Klralra, Ithaca,
fiencva and principal intermediate btations, via
D , L. and . It, It., S.1U a. in. and 3.50 p. in.
Kor Geneva, Itochestcv, Iluflfalo, Niagara Kallt,
Chicago and all iwlnts vvett, via D. k II, t. It ,
7,4b, 12.03 a. tu. ; 1.42, 3.2S (Ulack Diamond Ex.
press), 7.43, 10.11, 11.30 p. m. Sundajs, D. k II,
It. It., 12.0J, 8 27 p. in.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Vallc
Parlor cars on all tralm between Wilkes llaris
and New Yoik, Philadelphia, llullalo, and Suspel
slun Ilrldge.
HOI, I.I.N ii. vv 1 1. nu li, ucn. oupt., .o cortun
ktieet, New ork.
CIIAIII.ES S. LEE. tion. Pass. Agt., 20 Cortland
street. New York.
A. W. NONEMAClIEIt, Dlv. Pass. Agt., Soutl
llethlehcm, Pa.
Kor tickets and Piillnmi reservations apply ti
city ticket oUlcv 00 Public faimare, Wllku-Urr
Erie Eallroad, Wyoming Division,
Trains for New York, Ncwburgh and Interma
diate points leave Scranton as follows: 7.20 a
in.; 2.23 p. in.
Arrivals 10.33 s. m. from MlilJlctowu. Hone;
dale, Haw Icy und inteimediate polnti. 9.20 p. ni
(rout New York, Ncwbui-gli aul InteruicJUti
points. No Sunday trains.