THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, MARC Li S, 1902.
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NORTHEASTER
PENNSYLVANIA
FOREST CITY.
Fpeclal to the Seranton Tribune.
' Forest City, March 7. Dr. C. K. Tay
lor, J, W. Jones, T. C. Master, Ilev. .T.
13. Brmlhood nml K. T. Older attended
the Presbyterian convention ut Mont
rose Thursday.
John Hi Prltchard Is a prominent
candidate for sherllT.
The boys are pluytiiK marbles on
every available spot. A harbinger o
Rprlng.
Mrs. II. Dearie Is confined to her bed
by Illness.
tlev. II. J. Whale'n, V. V., of Carbon
dnlc, lectured In the BnptlMt church this
cvcnlnir on the "Sunny Side of Life."
The audience was greatly pleased with
the lectin o which was the first num
ber of the, courso to bu given under
the auspices of the U. V. I. U.
Tho many friends of Jack Alexander
will be pleased to learn that hu has
emerged from his lute dllilcultlcs and
Is again In charge of tho clothing stole
in the Feldninn block.
Tho memorial services for tho late
Thomas J. Harris will bo held In the
Haptlst chinch Sunday morning at
lu:.!0. Itev. J. 1. Williams, of Susque
hanna will preach the sermon. Mr.
Harris died in Arizona about thiec
celts ago.
Professor A. P. Thomas, of Caibon
dalc, was In town today. Tho profes
sor now has a large number of pupils
In Forest City and Is compelled to give
three days a week to this territory.
Mrs. Henry Grlner, of Prompton, has
been a guest at the home of ti. A.
Tliylaud this week.
Itev. W. Holllnshed is suffering with
the grit).
THOMPSON.
Special to tlic Seranton Tribune.
Thompson, March 7. L, M. Olllett
and D. K. 'Witter were in Montrose yes
terday, as delegates 'to the county He
publican convention.
James Burns, of Burns' livery, was a
business caller in Carbondnle, Wednes
day. v
Howard, one of tho twins of the late
S. S. Hubbard, has been seriously ill for
tho past few days, but is slightly im
proved at this writing. Dr. Craft, of
-Herrlck Centre, is attending him.
Mrs. John LaMont and Mrs. P. It.
Tower, who have been so seriously ill
for the past ten days, are Improving
slowly, while Mrs. B. F. Barnes is not
so well today.
The Ladles' Relief corns of Frank
Hull post give tho post an entertain
ment Saturday evening next.
Evangelist LIddell is working awuy
each evening, in thi Free Baptist
church, with unabated zeal and with
considerable interest manifest among
his hearers.
The funeral of Ord Shaffer was held
at the Presbyterian church, at Ararat,
Wednesduy. Tho pastor. Rev. H. J.
Crane, of Uniondale, was tho officiating
clergyman. Ills widow Is dangerously
ill.
Mis-s lto&u Gollyer has engaged ulth
Mrs. K. A. Foster for the spring sea
son. D. W. Salesbury, of Blnghamton, is.
visiting at the home of A. O. Salesbury.
Dr. Cole and Bruce Brown, of Jack
son, started yesterday for Cuba. Tho
doctor has business interests tlioio,
C. It. King, of the hardware store, Is
in Susquehanna today.
Itev. P. It. Tower has so' far ipcov
ered fiom his recent illness as to bo
able to bo about tovn.
UNIONDALE.
Special tn llic Scranlon Tribune.
" Uniondale, March S. Mrs. Frank
Davles was a visitor in Carbondale,
Friday.
Miss Lpttie Eastman and Mrs. Nettle
Taylor, tire visiting In Blnghamton and
, Smyrna, N. Y.
J. E. Thomas and Theron Dimmlck,
attended tho Republican convention at
Montrose, Thursday.
, Mrs. John Davles, of Welsh Hill,
spent several days with her parents
' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haydon.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Israel Bunds are
victims of the grip.
Dr, Flkc, of Dundaff, made a pro-
) fesslona'l call in town one day this
week." i
l Frequent complaints arc made about
the poor quality of coal hauled to the
town from Forest CU'-
The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church was entertained nt dln
len, last Thursday, at tho homo of Mrs.
J. B. Buss, Tho session was different
In form from usual. In this case It
took tho turn of u "sewing bee." Doubt
less the spring will witness some por
tion of the genial hostess' home cover
ed by a substantial, bright rag carpet.
There was an excellent repast gener
ously served and the usual churacteils
tlc good time enjoyed ut this home.
AVOCA.
Mrs. T. J. Newton and son, Thomas,
left yesterday for New York city, to
meet Mrs. Newton's sister, who Is ex
pected to arrive from England today.
Miss Bllzabeth Wylle, of Carbondale,
Is the guest of Mrs. T. W. Parry.
All tho collieries In this vicinity are
Idle since tho late storm. The water
In Law Hhuft has somewhat abated,
but It will be soveral duys before thoy
tcmnuo operations.
Tho schol board will meet on Mon
day oveping.
There will bo a meeting of the ladles
taking part In tho Ancient Order of
Hibernian's fair on Sunday afternoon.
The fair will open on March 31.
The condition of Miss Margaret Alk
nijtn Is a little Improved, but she will
not be able to attend school for Sev
ern! days,
Mr, Reese, overseer at the silk mill,
has brought hla wife here from Eng
land, and will reside )n the Feather
stone 'residence on Main street.
Francis, the 4-year-old son of Mr,
A Printer Greatly Surprised.
"1 wuw never co much surprised In
my life, as I was with the Jesuits of
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm," ways
Henry T. Crook, pressman of the Ashe
vllle, (N. C.) Cassette, "I contracted ,
svero case of rheumatism early last
winter by getting my feet wet. I ivied
several things for It without benefit.
One day while looking over the Gazette
I noticed that Pain Bulm was positively
guaranteed to cure rheunVajlHin, so
bought a bottle of it und before using
two-thirds of it iny rheumatism had
taken Its flight and I have not had a
rheumatic pain since.'' Sold by all
druggists.
nud Mrs. Anthony Walsh, of Drove
street, Is seriously ill of convulsions.
E. C. Kellum will remove his fam
ily to Plttston in a few weeks. '
WAYMART.
Sprcial to the Seranton Tribune.
Wa.tm.irt, March 7. Samuel C. Slnntun, one of
tlic most (imminent icshleiil- of this sec (Inn, tiled
nl lilt residence Wo.i1iiM.iy ctcnlnjr ut S.H
o'ttock, after a brief IIIiicm from lirait tumble.
Mi, Mitntoti was bom May HO, IMO, In Wajni.tit.
mill was llipirfoic In hit otenty"ciond jenr, mid,
with' the rieptlon of one jear hi New Yolk, one
.icui-i In Michigan tititl about IK I oi.ii jc.m In
.Voilli L'linlnii, lie bail nltiii.t icslded near whcio
lie wai Ikiiii. On .Apill 'J, 1S. I, be was milled
in in.il rlage to M.uy A, Heiinelt by the lice.
PROVERB
Can you read
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Thom.M M-llco,Mii Mt. ricjant. Of this union,
two childien weie'-bpin, Aitbur K. and Claia M.
Stanton. Clau died in August, 3wJ, and her
death was a onishlii!; blow, fiom which Mr. Man
ton iioi er lecoicicd. lie was n noted educator
in the parts in his day nml followed the
plofession for tlility jc.li, leaching in i.irious
parts of this and uciglihorimr eountlc. Ho i.s
miitIiciI bj- his widow ami only son, who le
nidM at home; one lnother, 1'. II. Stanton, of
this place, and one sister, Mi. Lucj" it. lMgett,
of Ciiboikldc. 'J he funei.il will be held fiom his
late ieid.'nce, Mituliy atteinoon at l o'clocl,.
Iiili'iiiiciu will bu undo m the family plot at
Clinton C'entie.
HALUSTEAD.
Special to the beiniilon 'lilbune.
llallstead, M.iHh T. M. V.. (Jnaiiry has old
Iii lu.iiket to 13. II. IMdied, who lu- taken po
bosiou of the same.
U J:; llio.idfoot, loimerly of this plan', met his
death iccentlj" in a lailioad .ucideiit in New
Mexico. His iciiiains will lie biougiit to this
placo for buiial.
We unchistand the lMngliaiiitoii ltnllioad com
pany is Luiitcuipl.Uliu; an etcn-lon of their 1iol-lcj-
uud lo this place, Su.,ucluim.i and I.anfs
boio. 'the maiiiaKC is announced of .Miss Maud Htoiin,
of lliis plice, to (.'li.ii lis Cliaiiibcilhi, ot Dim
nioie, to take place the last or this month.
l'.iliick Ticinej', bukciiun, has been titn&foiiccl
fiom the lUiir.ilu diiiioii to the main Hue.
'J he tool and supply slnntj- .it the Cripple
mi Itch caught file Wednesday nignt and burned
to the gioiuid.
Miss Josephine Mlllaiil, of Indian i, Is lisiting
lici p.ircnU in this idace.
II. if. llooth, of Oivego, fienei.ll ftipeiinlendcnt
of the Owego llridgo loiupanj-, was in town I'd
day to imcstigate tho damage of the bildge
oi er tlie Sibnuehaniu rliei. 'I hey Mill com
mence ivoiU on Mondaj.
PostmostiT Simrell iiniiouiicea that tlie null
will be gathered fiom the mail box on Main
stieel at i o'clocl; and nt 7.21 p. in.
C. M. Head i lilted Munlro-e fiiends (he fust
of the week.
Mis. .loliu C'oiiuellj' is seiiouly ill.
Mill (Jruslin lias ieigued bin po-ilion in the
Deliwaie, Lackawanna and Wi.-tcin oflice und
will tiaiel.
Mi. Ci. V. l'icstoii has ictuiuid Irom lUltiug
her son, W, W. Pie.ton, at the lilooiusbiug State
Normal cllool,
Mix. Wal.li, of CoiljetUiille, MtciI hr els.
tor, Jlrs. I!. Allien the llri-t of ihe wee!;.
T. C. Carter has taken a position with; IJ. M.
Scot I en as lineman.
Conductor .1. D, I.iniUlej-, who his been sta
tioned at Uhniia for Mine time Is homo on tick
leahe,
James A. Oilchiist, has a pioiiiotlon ns cleik In
the DelaH.ire, Lacliawamu and Western super
intendent's ofllce in fckrai.lon.
All fictoiles and shops hole hurt le-amicd
noik iigalu niter the Hood.
Mr?. I), Jeiiks eiiteilalnd the Sisterhood ot
the 1'ieilijteil.iu tiiurih at hei homo cm Dayton
nienuo TIiuimIjj- afternoon, und the Ihe youtiif
people In Ihe evening.
HONESDALE.
Kpccl.il to the Pciantoii Tilbuiie.
llouetdale, March ", Mr, and Mis.
llltiuucr .lie lelolclng oicr the milial
lloiinid
ot twin
girls at llieli homo en Kronl ulieet.
Tho - p. ill. IMc ti.ilns f I out New Voik was Iwu
lioiu.s late on Thuisday, on account of a fi eight
meek on the main Hue.
bcrilces will bo held in fliaie dnncli as iuual
on fctind.iy. .Sunday school nl be held In tho
upper loom. Ilev. Dr. Jones, of Mllkesdlaue,
will conduct the tcivlcci,
'I ho ttujue county llcpublkan conientloii will
be held in the louit hoiuo Monday, Match 17, at
!! i, in, Thu prlniarlei nlt be held waturdaj,
Matoli 15, between the houm o a and S p, in.
Philip Kianlz li.it. taken io,5e-non of the tec.
ond fctoiy ot lllaknoi's factoty building and will
commence the iimnufactuio of biieateis next
week, under the nipciiislon of Ma Pemiliatdt.
'Hie water has lelt the basunent of the Uaptlst
chinch, and .enUed will be held as usual on
bunday.
Hei. .1. I'. Wainer, inealdine elder, will hold
imartcily ineetlng in the lloutml.ile Method!. t
I'.plecopal church on Suiuljy, and dclluu' a i'.
moil in tlic eu'iiiPY.
I'laui Ule walking for telephone
between Honesdala and Carbondale,
ant Mount, Aldemllle and Prompton,
connect km
lia I'jeas.
HAMLINJON
tptclil to tht 3ennton Tilbune.
Kunliulpu, Mjieh 7. Mu. fealimla June luj
Htmiied lioin New Voik city, wheie hu u been
engaged lor the Ut two inontli.s uj a mii.e,
Homer and MIIIjhI SpaiigeubeiK hate wiitlen
their parent, Mr, and Mrs. 0, It. Spaugenbuig,
of their safe aiihal at .San l'i'antlico, Cal., ami
also adibe of illlng Mr, 'llionus Itobeit 1M
wauh, a former h-jUin Loy, uhu locjUd hi Sjii
1'ijiicIao teieral Jcaw .luce. They icpoit Mr,
IMivaids has been Quito suiccf(iil In biisluets
and is pleasantly tlliutetl.
Pulug the leceut heavy iiiou, the might of
which Was to gieat on Ihe loot of a barn .sh
luted on (1. I.'. ItJiuHu'i (aim that II caused the
building lo e!ljp.e.
County CoiuiulMioneri Ceoige II. &jiiuii.s uud
ficoiga . Tajlor weie in town Wcdiicedaj',
Match 3, for the purpose of erecllug a temporary
bildge at the "1W Ihe oilglnal Iron bridge
baling been washed away duliig; Ihe lecent
fichct.
Uwlng to Ihe drifted condition of tlte high.
tpgpgpj'jjajjtjiiiiiiiiiiLiiiaiwMii"ii'i'"'''''l'l'''i'''"l'''l'M,'l'l''llJl'"'i-JJU
way, but one mall v.n leeehed from Ariel Hie
Utli Instant, Ami that lias toteml hours urrldue.
The remain of Edward Aiumeniian were
brought fiom Reunion nnd tal.cn In AillnRluti,
March fl,, ulicre Hie funtinl scrilccs were bold
nud Inleiincnt made. Mr, Aniuieituim was a re-l-dent
of Haltin fof many je'au and rcmoicd lo
Seranton but n few itccU since.
FACTORYVILLE.
Special lo the Scranlon Tribune.
Factor) tllle, March ".The l.il inurletly
mcrtliicr befoie confeience wilt bo held nt the
Metliodlt tliurctt next Sabbath.
The loin ll lectin e of the coiu.-c being Rltcn at
tho Methodist tliutrli will bo delltcred next 'lues
day etcnlng, March It, by the Itev. A. .1. Van
(.left! subject, "The Snuggle of Life."
Ilev, Caterer, nt Dalian, held it eiy Inlfiett.
lug lotlago piajcr meeting this afternoon ill the
home of Mi. Usen.i (.'.ipitcll.
The members of tho Methodist chinch will ghe
Mm. T. M. (Mcrhoiil n icrcption this netilng at
tho pilson.mc, Mr.. Usterliout leaves (or Wash
ington, I), (-'., In about ten dajs.
Mi, I'hocbo llalley autved this morning from
Ciiiiaih and will rpond some time with leUthni
heie. Ml. tl.lllov In a daughter of Milton llrlt-
ton ami has mitiv filcntl-. who. will sladly wel
ho.
coino hot to her old home.
PUZZLE
this poveib?
Theatrical !
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ATTRACTIONS FOR TODAY.
AtADKMV,
and night.
Coi-
I'.ijlon coinpanj. Afternoon
NTAH "(Jueen of the Oiient Iluilesqueis." Af
ternoon and night.
Brockway Course.
The India. upolis XeiVo i-ajs of (Jeoige ltiddle,
who conies to tiie l.jceum nest MoniHij night:
"Mr. Diddle unfolds each succeeding i.ction
and nioliie of the ti igcdj with diamallc intenltj'
and fascinating ponci. As ids pci.onagcs aic to
glow- hcfoic- ii, he does not at Hint cliaraclcib-c
them loo tlionglj-, but beginning with a bludowy
portialt that is itondcifiil onlj- in the possibil
ities of nhiih it tccnis capiblc, he lluows nioie
and more ligiit upon them tilth each sentence ho
iittcis In their poison,-, and with each ge-tuie or
facial expression that appncntly i-. muln with
such ca-e. Sir. Diddle i-, peih.ips, pecullaily
adapted to lead the ili.lnu- ot thu gieat I'iciicIi
wiitcr, the ler-e, epigiauuualic stjle seeming to
be not an inin.iuu.U mudo of eNpie-.ioii In lilm.
In none of his prenou- leadings has Mr. Kiddle
shown a keener appieci.ilion."
Frank Kcenan.
Town Topics, Hie mo-t ciilical paper in New
Yolk, declaies that "lion. John liiig-bj" i
"the great Aniciic.u. play for which we hive ell
been waiting." 1'iank Iiecmiu, who captiiud the
mctiopolis with his magnificent porti.ijal of Ihe
title lole, ititli his excellent coinpiuy and com
idete Manhattan theater piodiictlon of this
chainiinglj- iuiliil diama of the late 'forties,
comes to the i.jeeum Tucodai- nlglit.
I'.terj" bit of fuinltiiie and ctcij- detail of dre.-s
is eoncct to llie peiiod, and the powciful storj
of lote and politics In tlic day.s of the gloat
aiill-sknerj- agltat!r.!i is (i.unid in a scenic tot
ting of quiint iilcluics(iienefs. Seats go on tale
this liioiuing at U o'tlock,
Innesand His Band.
I.oten of good music, whether thej- be grand
opeia goeis, cla-nlcists, W.ignerites or .iiuulrcrs
of the sensational, will all alike bo glad to
leaiu that Innes Is coming heic Willi hi.s band on
Weduesda' night nct at the l.jceum, Innes is
u great fellow to appeal lo all taste-, lie Is a
wonder at culling cnthu-latin in all parts of
the house, in the boves, the circle and the gal.
leiy,
Innes I.s something of a piradov. He conducts
Mint is at once Ihe hlghcet class nml mast s"!i
Mtioual of binds. The unique in-tuiiuentatloii of
the hand the presentation of the most dillleult
ot sjuiphoulc mimic put the baud Into a field lot
before occupied and mated it out its diss
into that of Ihe gieat symphony oieli.stias, On
the same night that lime.- gives beencs fiom
"l'aiist," with his band of flltj'-flio plaj-ois r.nd
suctt notable slngeis a.s Hojdeu, llorghl, Alhcrll
and Zcrul, he is liable lo clo-e the eiileitalnmeiit
with the 'Village llhicktmilh," a liuid specticle
Intiodiiclng ted-slilitid nmll beateiii. dectilo an
illii, loweied lights, a cliuiih choir, singing
biids and 6imlh.r scuatloiial featiiu". S? its go
on sale Mouthy mousing at 0 o'clock,
De Vonde nncl Company.
Chester l) Votido uud an iceK'iii cciumiiy
begins an eug.igtinent of two weeks at tho U id-einj-,
conunenc Ing Monday, March 10, Matinees
will ho given dally ncept Monday. The plajs to
bo given by the aboiu compairy lids hc.ison pioin
isc.s to ccllpe .injthlng befoie nlliied, .Sutci.il
new plajH lute been lunchased by Mr. De Vonle.
A play sine to tieate excitement is the gloat
detectlie play, the "Coiiuleiieitei'a DjugliUi."
This play was pioduced last sea.on in London,
and is still limning.
It ivaii pronounced by the irltbs Iheie to 1e
the gieatet detective story eter put on the
ttagc. A beautiful rmal drama, abounding in
Incidents of turn and wholesome it iv of the
lural folks, entitled "Ihe Old Willow farm,"
will be pioduced Willi all special ellects, This
play la true to uatuie. Another beautiful play,
Ihe "(lirl.tlan of Hatik'n ltoot." Willi Mr, Do
Vonde tu the minister, will be glten. Tlie beau
tiful I'ifncU drama, "The (utcii' Defender,"
will also be among Ihe lepeitolic, ui will m "Dr.
Jelt) ll and Mr. H)de." The gieat scenlo ena.
lion, "Tcu-Tun Door." Tlie giealcit of all dra
mas, "The World's fiieat Mystery," und "Hip
Van Winkle." Illah thus tneclaltles will bo
git en.
STAGE NOTES.
Cluiley llojt fiiriilthe.s tB of those iaes nhe'ic
a mau'ii works lite after him. 'Ihe lu.iultlci on
his ", Tcxa Stiei," "Tiip to Cbinatutin," etc.,
one week rcccnilj, aie said to hue amounted tu
01 er fl.GOO.
James) O'Neill iuii.uU that he has pined
"Monte ClUto" oter 4,UX) Hints, and feels ilut in
it a sjuipatbetio or a told uudlence afreets him
In precisely H' tal,,e way a when be tiut un
dertook the lole.
'Ihe most opular sons lliat the late Johnny
Queen mote, and the one for which ho leceited
the least money was "Just llecau-e Shu Madj
?A
Ti'Vttlii
ABOUT CATARRH CURES..
Tho Roaion Why Iuhaltrs find Local
Applications Are Useless,
I'ur many years catarrh wits con
sidered to be a local disease uud was
treated entirely by local leinodleK,
snlvos, ointments, powders, sprays
and Inhnlets, und nearly nil ot these
g-uvc a temporary relief, but a genuine
permanent euro was very rare.
It Is true the most annoying symp
toms, like stoppairo of the nose nnd
throat trouble, are purely local, but
they are simply symptoms and the real
scat of (Urease Is far removed.
Catarrh Is a constitutional disease, a
blood disorder, complicated usually
with disease of tho liver, and to sup
pose thttt local applications of sprays,
powders, inhalers, could ever reach
the real cause of tlie trouble Is ridicu
lous. The sensible and successful treat
ment is to remove the catarrhal poison
from the system by regulating the
liver and purifying the blood, and this
can only be done by an Internal rem
edy, which should consist of antisep
tics nnd remedies to act vigorously on
the blood and liver.
The best preparation of this kind
which tills all the requirements of
a safe constitutional treatment Is
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, composed of
Blood Hoot, lied Gum and similar
wholesome antiseptics, which are ab
solutely safe to take Into the stomach
and which act upon the liver, stomach
and mueuous membrane.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large,
pleasant tasting lozenges, to be slowly
dissolved in tho mouth, thus reaching
the mucous membrane and wirld-pipe
and Dually reaching the stomach.
Dr. Kdmondson, in speaking of the
new treatment for catarrh, says: "I
have accomplished the most satisfac
tory results in all forms of catarrh of
the head, throat, bronchial tubes, as
well as catarrh of the stomach and
liver, by using nothing else but Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets. I long since threw
aside sprays and Inhalers as being In
convenient and at the best more tem
porary make-shifts.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets act Imme
diately upon the liver and blood and
clear tho whole system of catarrhal
poison. They are pleasant and very
convenient to use, and thoy are not
only the latest, but 1 believe them to
be the best and certainly the safest
treatment for any form of catarrh."
All druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets at 50 cts., for full sized pack
age. A little book on cause and cure of
Catarrh mailed free by addressing tho
F. A. Stuart Co,, Marshall, Mich.
Tho-e (too f.'oo r.tos." Queen leceited Iho paltry
sum of l.'i fin it.
Meltille Dalior and Jo-eph Hail, authois of
"l'osy firandpi," Into mitten a niu-ical f.nce
entitled "The Couutiy Club" and bate pi iced
it for ne.t jear.
Ch.ules riobniaii anitcd it. London list Men
da)', nnd Ihe fn-t inhumation he gate to tlie
in ii -papers, was that Ddiu May would come to
this country ue.t season Instead oi Austialia.
MIns May will bale a new plaj".
IVw leading aetoia are such one-sided men that
tbelrjiiteiest in tho wotld is confined to the stage
alone. Kjile Hollow last week lectured before
the Knglneeiing society of Colinnbii university
on "Tlie Most Intcicnting 1'cature of Mining."
Kdttaul C. Willie has a new star in the pciaon
of Knlhciine Willaul, who will succeed Mildicd
lIoll.mil in "Tho Power Behind tile lliione,"
after Ml- llollind pioduces her new play, "The
I.lly and the l'linee." Mr. White's contuct with
"Miss Willaul is foi a leini ot die jears.
Dai id Delasco had ahiut made up bis mind that
he would onl.v mite n play for Mis. Leslie Cuter
next sia-on, but the deaitli of material has
compelled hint to go lo work in nu nddltioiiil
drama for lllanche. Hates. Mr. Ileliscn rnvs
that the foiclgn wiitcis hate nothing new to of
fer. THE MARKETS
Stock Quotations.
The following quotations are furnished Tlie Tiib
uue bj M. S, Joidaii & Compain, rooms 70i-i03
Meals building, Scianton, Pa, Telephone, SOUS;
Open. High- bow Clos
ing, est. est. ills',
Ameiicaii Sugar 1-Vi 127T4 lSiH 127U
Atchison 7o',i 75?i ',' 73U
Atchison, l'r til 14 U7l !'U)i M
Ilrook. Tiaction fi.'ii n reii; ill
Halt, k Ohio 10.' la'jij 1111 lO.'iVi
('lies, to Ohio IllVi I0U HP's 41IJ4
( hie. k 0, V 21 Is 2l'fj '-'lis 'J Hi
SI. Paul PllTs IfilTi l(Ui 11117a
Hock. Island Wi, lWa4 PIIM in'.
Ujii. & Tes 2311 M'i 2 Hi 2ili
Kan. cV Tex., 1Y 51 M uiai nTB
Louis, k Nash 101 mm mni HH94
Man. r.loi.ito.1 l.'UU US4 1.IB J.UTa
Mel. Tiaetion 107 ldSli 107U 1(W
Mlvoml 1'acine tn'Ji iH-fi pss; i,'i
Southetn I'acltio bl9i C. I i I.IU CIJ
Koirolk k Western ."94 WW 57 CI.
N. Y. Centiul llB'.i HUli loitj Kmi
Out. i West iW'i .'HU XI f.l
l'eima. II. It 1'ilii l,'; i:,l?i VAU
IMclllc Mall , 17 17',- 17 47i
Heading Si "' BIU I5l?i
lleadiiitf, IT Hn hlU W SOTS
Southern It. K ' "'-Ii W. Ws
fiouthern 11. II.. l'r .... lui I'll ii-.U WU
Tcun. Coal k Iron 704 71 i.'i4 (till
I'. S. Leather ll'i ll5i llti JUS
1'. S. Leathei, IV bl',S M SUi H9i
I', h. Ilubber Ill's Plli liiii lilli
I'nluii I'acltio W ll 1014 mVt
Union I'aclllc, l'r ...... 67 7',i h7 87',i
Wabash, l'r jkili 427 IJI.', 4P.i
Weslcin I'ion ti74 'H i)9c HI
Col. Tuel k Iron , H7 Us 11.' W!4
Amal, Copper iM, hii'i tW',3 ilS'i
People' C!j ........... W"i l"s 1-l'i m'j
Tcsas I'acillo !i!)',i S'llj WH il'Hi
Am. Car ol'nndiy .'His l!i! .')?
P. S. Steel Co 4IU I Hi ,'K lift
V. S. Steel Co., l'r .... 0174 Ul'i iii ui
Seranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Hid.
Lackawanna Daily Co,, l'r CO
County bat lng lUuk k Tui-t Co.. sou
I'lrt .National Hank tCaihomlale)
'third National Hank w
Dime Peposit and lli-iount Hank.. oi)0
rconomy Llaht. II. k P. Co
I'lrst Natlniul Pink VilX)
Lacka, Tuist Sale Peioslt Co,... laj
Clark k Suoier Co., l'r jsj
tserautou Savings Hani; son
Tiaders' National Hank ...,,,,,,,,, 2il
Si union Holt k Nut Co,,,, JiJ
People's Hank , iJi
Seranton Packing Co , ,,, ,,,
HONDA
Ecranton Passenger Jluihvjy, Brst
Uoitgtge, due 1920 , lis
People's sticct ltalltvaj-, (list mort
gage, due 1013 , 115
People' Street Hallway, Oeueral
Aiked
VX)
49
SI
ThlislgnaturoU on every bos of tho genuluj.
Laxative BromoOiiinine Tablets
remedy that ctirei o coW iu one Uay,
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 l-iries 10 Cents
More Than Four Lines, 3 Cents (or Kadi Extra Lin:.
Tor Bent.
iWVWVNVV
FOR RENT
BY
W. T. HACKETT.
Houses, Pints, Etc.
l'cnn nienue, Orcen llldge, if.T.1.
Wjomlnff aicnue, (lieeii llldge, ?W.
Wjomlng aienue, ccnlrnl, ?l,1.
Washington atenue, WU, 33, HI, fit). t
Adams nienue, .2J, 2.1, till, a.'i, (id, 5.
JelTerson nienue, JIO.
MiidLson atenue MO, dl.
Ijullicy iittnue, WJ, 2.1. l, 2.
Clay iicnuPut2tli .'1"'. 50.
Webster atenue, $2-1.
l'lcecolt inenue, icur, fT.t'O.
Harrison livcuue, I8, 20.
n.ickuwiinna atenue, 2"t HI (-0 loom-).
Illdge How, tlS.
Spruce sheet, 20.
Wiiilcn Bliicl, K-. 20, 2.J.
Mulberry stieet, $11), 27, i ,'!0, M, e.0.
Vine ftticct, if2S.
(Ilbsou stieel, $10.
MjitleRlreet. 0S, SO.
Ciceu ltldgc etiect. Mi, '-'3.
Delaware stieet, ?l:l..Vi.
Cupousc atenue. ?li), f Ij.
l'lsk nienue, .'0.
Siiidcinon nienue, 5.J.5.
South Main, ?I8, 2.i.
Wa-hburti stieel, .2.'. -
North (Jaillcld avenue, $!, 0.
Price stieel ifio. .
Ceihr avenue, l2f.
South living, 1-Jil.
Mcliemia court, isl j.
l.eo court, SII.OO,
Dlt court, $12.
OiTiccs.
Cenlnil Cilj-, O.uptiaid.
Bavns.
Large and small buns.
Furnished Houses.
I.lt iiion personal appliriitlon.
Furnished Booms.
I.lst upon applic.itlcu in peisnu.
Stores.
Make pci-onal .ipullcatlon.
CALL UPON.
W. T. HACKETT,
Renl Estate Exchange, Frice Build
ingr, 126-128 Washington ave.
roil HUNT Half of stoic, 40S Lackawanna ate
line, lnquiic 1'IS Wjoiuing.
roll HHNT rie.i-.int, dcsliable fuini-lied huiiie
tu icry small family. I'ait of second rloor
lejcried. 711 Quiney aienue.
roil HHNT l'ine pilt.ite ic-idenco in (trceii
ltldgc section for lent for one jear, fuini-hcd
or inifninblieil; 12 looms; modem inipioicmcnts
steam and trolley Unci conienient. Addie-s
Neni.i, Tiibuue ofllce.
roil IIKNT ()25 (been ltidgc stieel, eight-room
modem house, -dram heat.
1'OIt Ii:.NT Ten-room hou-e. 800 Mnlbeny
sliect; all modern lioproicmento. Jnrujiic of
1!. Mo-cs, 211 Wj omlnc aienue.
l'OIt IlKNT T ten-ioom hou-e, all modern im
piotements, on Washburn street; tn-t block
otr .Main .iieiuie; an ideal home; rent modeiate.
Apply till Academy sticet.
TOR lli:NT Tcn-icom single hou-e, r.lS l'ine
slicet, between Washington and Adun- aic
lines, ruriuce, gas, bath. Ch.'is. I'. Jiidwin.
TOR HUNT l'iniii Apill 1, store loom occupied
by flubin Diamond Co.. 22' Lackawanna nie
nue; al-o lloor aboic. Apply 13 it Sindcison ave
nue. TI:.i:MKNTS rOIt HKNr. lliery stable for lent.
Inquire 222 Adams aicnue. A. Thomp-on.
l'OIt l!i:NT-Si--room flat with bath, steam
heat, gas unite and nil modem improve
ments fiom Apill 1st; lent lcasonablc. (all
c.nly. Tied C. llaod, 903 Mulberry stteet.
l'OIt JICNT Store room on second floor oier r.10
I.ackavtanni atenue. Plate glass fiont. in-
quile of Kiolosky Iiios.
HAM' DOCni.i: hou-e, CSS Ilarrl-nn avenue, 8.
Also half double bouse, 1003. l'ine street, ijl..
Possession now. Apply 030 Harrison aienue.
For Rent Unfurnished Rooms.
TO liHT Two front rooms, eteani heat, use of
bath. 120 Lackawanna atenue.
I'OK niJNT l'iie or six looms, bath loom; all
modern inipioveiucnls. S12 Monroe aienu.-.
I'Oit IIKNT I'iie looms. Inqulie C27 Wyoming
avenue.
For Sale.
l'OIt RAM: A fine Matlm-hek k Son upright
piano, sexonibhand, for sale cheap, llioinas,
ll.'l N. Main aienue, city.
CAHPIl'IS', linoleums nnd oil cloths sold eteiy
day .1 o'clock, COS Lackawanna. Sec auctions.
l'OIt SAM! l'ine kindling wood, stole length.
Two clollais big load deliveicd -aniwhcre.
Mall .inlets. Jennings, Cential Mines cut. Abio
second hand lumber suitable tor all purposes,
very cheap.
FOn SALH Two light spiing wagons and some
harness, cheap. Hvans, rear lli2 Luzerne
(tied.
For Sale or Rent.
TOR SALH Oil IlKSTTon-ioom single house,
all inodeiu improvemcnls. HilG Mousey nte
uue. Inquiie at 1415 Capouse aienue.
Furnished Rooms.
l'OIt HUNT One furnished room, with improve
ments; also one on thlid lloor, cheap. 027
Adams avenue.
rUHNlSHHD ItOOMS for rent, modem Impraic
incuts; private family; gentlemen picfeired,
at 3,17 Adams atenue.
l'OIt IIKNT Furnished trout loom, tvltli beat,
bath and gas; near court house; gentleman
preferred. Addiew Hooin, Uo"t 290.
l'OIt HUNT l''urnlhcd room; heat and bath.
CC3 'Linden street.
FUIINISIIKI) HOOMS FOR nHNT, with heat, pas
and bath, eentltnieu prctened, at OJO Adami
venue.
Wanted Rooms and Board.
WANTIID Two communicating rooins with board
prltalo family picfeiied. Two ladle, and n
gentleman, stale lull paiueutais. . nor ess l
II, 1)., Tillmno ofllce,
mortgage, due 1021
Seranton Traction 0 per cent. ...
Economy Light, Heat k Power Co.
Not lb Jeisey 4: I'ocono Jco Co ....
Coiisolldated Water Supply Co
113
115
07
117
... 103
Seranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by U. 0, Dale, 27 Lackawanna Aie.)
rioui-I.W.
Ilejus-t.'.io.
lliiller Fifsh cieaiueiy, LOi
ic.j June cie.iniery,
SaliailU-ci daily, 22c.
Cheeii UWat2c.
Kilgr-Nearby, IMc.
Peas-Per bu.l.cl, 1.73.
Potatoes Per bihlicl, S3e.
Onlon$ Per btuliel, tl.CiO.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Mauh 7. Cattle Receipt-, S,iO, In
iludh'Jt lOOTexatu; stiMdyj goud to inline eieens,
liuiiilnil, 0,tju.lTi poi'V to iiiedluui, SIjO..W; stock
eis and feeders, yj.jJal.ili lows, I,23a3.3i);
hcltiis. i?i..Vlj3.30; (juneis. 1.2,3,i2.25: bulls. -.,-, i
al.Wi caltes, 2.5fta0,f3i Teas fisl steels, l.tiU
5.10. Hogs Receipts, 2ii,CXX)i nuiket lOalSe.
higher; iiilud and buteheis, yi OjjO.jij; guod to
cliolio neit)-, tu.itxib.'jsil lougn lieaty. a.n.iO..Kl
llalll. 3.l)0a0.13; bulk of sale. WaU..l. Siieen-
Hitelpl, 20.000; sheep stead.!-, good to chol.'O
uetlieifi fl.U3a3.2J; itestein sheep, tl.UUQ; in
tlie lambs, )J.73aU.13; ltcstem lamb, j.23aO.I5.
Oil Market.
Oil City, March 7,-Credit balance Jljj iir'lll
rates, no bid; shipments, ill.iu b.iuels; ater
aac. 01.010 bands: runs. S0.020 baneli: iuu.
J 07.071 ban els.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREG.
BRANOII WANT OFFIOGS.
Want Advertlsnments Will Ho
Received at Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
AMIERT SCIIULTZ, corner Mulberry
street and Webster atenue.
OUSTAV PICHHL, WO Adams avenue.
West Sido
OKOIiai: W. JllNKINS, lot South Mala
atenue.
South Seranton
KIWD h. TEHPI'i:, 720 Cedar aienue.
Worth Scraiiton
OHO. W. DAVIS, corner Noitli M!q
aicnue and Market street.
Groen Ridge
CHAllLHS P. JONHS, 1337 Dickson
avenue.
r. J. JOHNS, 020 Green Illdge stictt.
C. LORKNZ. corner IVa-htngton ave
nue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNLPFLL, 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunuiore
J. a. DONH 4: SON.
Wanted.
A'l -f'li.t Ii in rnn.i tin nml in tin lot ....! i,..l .1
......... ..... . , vsiiit mill (--llll) -tlllt lll-lll
to James Pajne or 'phon Jnhu Hawk-. 121S
l'luildence road. Old 'phone lll-II, (ircen Ridge.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTKD Diltci lo delltei good-; inu-t under-
stand the cue of hoise-, and knov." the iltj.
N. A. Ilulbcit, 117 Wjoming aicnue.
WANTKD Two epeiienced stenoginphei.-. Ap
ply Hdwiiid Montague, P. O. lloi, 17, Scian
ton. SIIVHRAL CK1AR salesmen wanted in eiery lo
cality; expericnci: iinneci-ssiuj'; good salaiv
and cpen-e paid. Ihuannel Co., Station ,J, New
York. WANTKD Faithful manager to take charge of
distributing depot and odlce lo be' opened in
Seranton to finthcr business inteiests of old es
tablished manufacturing concern. Salaiy, .M2i
per month uud extia ptolitq. Aptdicunt mist
tuinMi good icfeience and hate -.xio cash. Ad
dress Manager, P. O. Itoi: 1121, Philadelphia. Pa.
TRLWrHOinilV OC' MAN for ofllce po-i-lion,
till- city; 20 weekly; eieiicnee im-neces-aij-,
but good lefciciiec and fit I v dollars
depo-it icqulied. Wimbrough, 50 North Sivtli,
1'liiladelphi.i.
MACHINISTS WANTi:i)(lood wages lo good
men; nlso pattern mikeis. Sciauton Steam
Pump company, (been Ridge.
C'ANVA!-M:RS WANTIM) tu suliiit -ub-irlpllum
for The Tiibuue; liberal lomuiis-Ions ,i.
lowed; only active men desired; those with ex
perience piefeued. Apply at llu-inci? Managei's
oftlcc, Scinnton Tiibuue.
Help Wanted Female.
LADV CANVASSl'.R wanted to solicit subscrip
tions foi The Tribune; good commission of
feied with a fair guauuleo tor tiist-class itoikcr.
Apply peisonallj' at Businesj Manager' oftlce,
Sciauton Tribui.e.
WAN'ILD At eiice, a itaitie-s; nreiences re
quired. Apply to .Mrs. N. Y. Leet, 211 Jef.
feison aicnue.
Help Wanted Male and Female.
VANKTIl Salesmen and salesladies, peimai.ent
it oik and good silar.v. Apply ut room No.
1, 427 bpiucc stieet, Itaub building.
Wanted To Rent.
WANTHD From tluee to tlte pleasant rooms
convenient for housekeeping, ile.sliatile loca
tion, two ladles, modei.ito lent. Address, gliing
pirticulars, "Z," Tilbunu office.
WANTHI) ROOMS For two adults, tluee or foul
looms, furnished or unfurnished foi lei.v
light housekeeping, thst floor piefened. Addicu
Jl. II., Tribune oftice.
WANTKD April 1 by family of thiec udulls, tour
or live 100ms unfurnished, including heat,
llox 39, city.
WANTKD Furnished house or lour iir flte iooiih
for hou-ekecplng. Addrcs A, "O, I.',, Tiibuue
ofilce.
Real Estate.
FOR SALH One week mole in .illicit to buy
a cheap homo, in Klmhuist, Willi good gulden
and fruit. Teuus lo suit. Address Dr. Halcyon,
K17 Washington avenue.
FOR SALK At Clark'a Summit; .1 pi ice ot live
acres, house and bain, good fiuit; cheap for
cash. Inquiie ot Mis. L. LineUay, lilt North
Main avenue, city.
Business Opportunity.
WANTKD To Inicst s.1,000 to ijvyiOO III a pajlng
business. lApcrience, irimino oiuie.
blOCK AND WIIKAT TRADKRS witlioiit delay.
Write for our special nuiket letter. Free on
application. S. Jl, lilbbaid k Co., inenibeM N.
Y. Ccnsolldated and block ischaiige, II and IS
Ilroadwuy, New York. lUtablislici! I Bill. I.onj
Distance' Phone 2-1SS Hroad.
Money to Loan.
$300, 11,000, M.300, Urger aiuoiuils at flte nnd
sl per co-it. Well, Atlomey, 1012 Meals
Hulldlng,
ANY AMOU.N1' OF J10NKY '10 LOAN-Qulck,
straight loans or Hulldiiig and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 nor cent, Call on N. Y. Walker,
iill-aja Council building.
Lost.
LOST Mondjv etenhiff. Feb, 17. betneeii Wyo
ming aienue and Wiislibuin slieet, jii otal
biooch containing gentleman' picluie. Finder
Ideate return to or nqtlfy JJUs I'aisoiu, 117 Tlilit
teeiith street.
Boarders Wanted.
BOAHDKllS WANTHH Lilgn well fiitnUhe.l
limit 100111 und a side loom with boaid in
pi It ate family; all modem liuproteiueiiis. G2i
Adams' aicnue.
I'HIYATK FAMILY wishes to have two nhe men
to board, (lerAian or Kngllsh, Call any tim.
after Thursday. AH contenlcntes, 07 lUnisan
aienue.
Baster Complexions,
r ' 's-
KASTKR COMl'l.K.ONS-lf jou tt.nu .1, I1c-.I1
coiniilexluti tu inatclt jour Kaer gowiT and
li.its jou should stjil at once and glte it taitful
alteuiluu. My Klectllia) Manaue iu cn:c hunt
11III make the face look jeai joungei; is le.
Itrsblug mid icMful. bnpeiHuous halls, w.uts
und nudes icmoved. Rye braits counted, lit).
1 Italian's Dermatological Pat lots, 812 Watiduc.loii
aienue.
Storage.
STORAGE
Hi j, clean and modem up-Uv
elate storage; ,epai4te looms;
indllldiul ket: cleiatbl. An
ideal slot ate for household eflccts, etc. Tidily
sepaiale sturaga looms, Seranton Steiagc com.
jjiij , IU Fiankllii atenue.
DIRECTOR
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3 Insertions 25 Cents
ntoriTIni Pour Lines, 6 Cents tor UachCxtri Mm.
PR
OFE3SIOWAL.
Certlilcd Public Accountant.
F.DWARD C. SPAOLtllNO, S-ITnAUiHlft UANIC
Hulldlng, and St. Paul nulldlnj. Ntvr York.
Architects.
KDWARD II. DAVIS,
Hlllldlng.
AHCHITKCT, CONNnLti
fRKDKRlCK L. I1R0WN. ARCH. H.. REAIj
Kstotc Kxchaiucc l.'.dg.. 120 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L, HARDING, 000 CONNELIj IIOILDINO.
Dentists.
DR. C. U. KILF.NREHOKIt, PAULI HUILD1NO.
Spruce street, Ecrauton.
DR. O. 0. LAUDACII, US WYOMINO AVKNU&
Lawyers.
FRANK L I10YLK, ATTOUKKV'AT'LAW.
Itoonn 12, 14, jo and 13 Dorr Uuildlng.
V. K. TRACY, ATT'Y, CO-MitONWHALTH ni.HO.
D. B. IlKPLOOLK, ATTORNKY-LOANS NKOO-
tlated on real estate security. Mears Uuildlng,
corner Washington atenue and Spiuco street.
UILLARD, WARRFA' k KNAPP, ATTOIINKY3
and counsellors-iil-latv. Itepubllcait llulldins,
iiaihjngton nienue.
JKSSUP k JKSSOP, ATTORNP.YS AND COUs"-""""nt-l.itv.
Conimonweallh lluddlnj, Iloomi
10, 20 and 21.
i:?WARD W. TIIAYKII. AriOllNKY. ROOMJ
"QJ-OOI, Oth floor, .Meais building.
'" ,A- WATIIK-!. ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, HOARD
or findo Building, Seranton, Pa.
TTERSON k nLCOX. TRADKR'S NATlONAIa
Hank Uuildlng
C COMKOVS, 0-13 RIPUDL1CAN nUlLDINO.
A..W; nKrfTIIOLF, ori'ICK MOVKD TO NO.
211 Wyoming aicnue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. L ALLEN. 31J NORTH WASI11N0TOM
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AJIOHi: UX, OFFICII 339 WASH
Inglon avenue. Residence, 1518 Mulbcriv.
Chronic di-uis, lu.igs, heart, kidneys arid
genito-urinary organs a specially. Hours, I
to 4 p. m.
Osteopathy.
DR. D. (J. KVANS OSTKOPATIf, 12fi-S WA-H-ington
aienue. Clunnle and licitoas disenscJ
a specialty. Consultation ficc.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THi: KLK OAFK, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE
duc. Rates reasonable.
P. ZIKOLnn, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D., L. k W. PA3-
senger depot. Conducted on the Kuropeaa
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no -.dor; only Improved pumps used.
A. D.fBrlggs, propiietor. Leave ordera 1100
North Main atenue. or Eickc's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones."
Seeds.
0. n. CLARKE k CO., SEEDSMEN AND NURS
erjmen, store 201 Washington aicnue; gresn
houses, 1050 North Main avenue; alore tele
phone, 782.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTKL. HEAR Gil LACKA. AVE.,
Scranlon, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladies waists. Louisa Shoemaker, 21J
Adams avenue.
MEOAROEE I1ROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN
1 elopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 120
Washington atenue, Seranton, Pa.
TIIE W1LKES-BARRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
In Saanton at the news stand- of llchimat)
Ilics.. 400 Spruce ami 302 Linden; M. Norton,
S22 Lackawanna aicnue; I. S. Schutzer,--211
Spiucc street.
Situations Wanted.
A GOOD COOK and laumlic-is wants a plac.
ply 317 Mulbcriy stieet, city.
Ap-
A YOl'Nfl MAX of good address and references,
deshes a sal Jl led position In this city, with
icliiiblo firm. Addics, P. II,, Tiibuue ofhee,
WANTED Position by a joung man, age 22. ill
bookkeeper or assistant and tjpewrlter, iilu'lo
good haul woik calls for advancement. No e
pciiime ciccpl a thorough bu-lness college tiuiu
lug; cm give icfeience us to chai.ictei and abil
ity; location this 01 New York slate; good pen
man: coiic-pondeme solicited. Addic-s Wesley
II. Wetter, Lopez, Milllvan euimt.r, Pi,
MTUATIOX WANTEIV lly a joiing man fmin
New Yi .'1: ai luni liin.ui. Munck, 707 Deacon
stieet, Cltj'.
blTUATION WAMI'.H-Hv middle aged woman,
as hou-ekceper iu widowei's family. Call or
addiess J. II., 1117 Summit atenue, Suantou, Pa.
SITFAIION WANTED Hy a joung nun with
foul je.us expel if 11c ci aiuund glocciy stoic.
Will .icecpt position .it any honest woik. Stto'ig
and Industiioiis. II. P., 1112 Mulheny stieet,
SITI'ATION WANTED Hy a bulcher; good mar
ket man, peddlei, bulogna aiid'sausagc maker;
can cine and pickle all kiiuU of meats; Al meat
cutter und slaughterman. Addicss Butcher, 211
Linden stieet, West Plttston, P.i.
SITI'ATIOV WANTED Woik by thu daj 01 w.i.lf
Ing and lionlng t take home. Addien C. 1!.,
Tiibuue office,
SITFAT10N WANTED-Hy a joung gill tu help
with light hou-etintk or take cue ol ihll.
dien; sleeii boniu niBhJs; addics L. K., "-'t
lllich street, . Ii.'
RheumatiSm.iCr -
IIIIIIl'MAIISV AH luttlcs that wish fin In
spcedllt und permanently euied olall ta.
lletles ol ilheuiiiatlsui by a legetablc louipouud.
Cuus giutautecd. Inquiie or uddrcsi J..L, Tay
lor, Suiinton, '
, '. s,-sW'
LEGAL. :;;.....
NOTK'i: Is heieby glen that Iho'iletlttou of the
lliuuks Coal I'cirip'iii.v, uf Seranton, I'l'tmsyl
laulu, u lorpomlion th.iitiiccl under (he Uii
of the Stale of Pcnu-jliaula, usklng fof ' d du
nce of dU-aliitlon of tho said coipoiatlon,a.s pio
tided In the A'l of Assembly apuoieil..'on ilia
llth civ ol April, Ib5fl, and Us supplements will
be pitK'nted to Ihe Com fof Common Pleas of
Uckaw.inn.i cpiiulj uu Monday, the 71U day of
Aplil, J'JOJ, at ti u'dock a. m.
1 WELLES, k TOIIRKV, SoUnjtor..
MM'ICi: is berediy glieu that thu pclllloii of tin
Latlln Coal Company, u coiporatlou cliarteied
uinV the laws ot the Kta(e of PennniltauU.
asking' for a decieo of dissolution of tliv fahl
contiatlou, as piuvidtd In 'tho Ait of Assembly
coiporatlou, as pioided In the Act of .Wnibly
supple nienta, itlll be picscntcd to the Comt o
Common Ple.w of Jackawanitj. touuty on Honda),
tlio "III dav ol Aplil, 1002, It U o'clocl. 3V 111.
WELLES k '10RHKY, Salleiloi..
NOTICE is heieby giieli (hat the Spiiinr-HiMok
Cu.il Ctmipauj. Limited, a partueisblp
nidation oiganUed under the Ait ofjAssem
blv, appioieil June 2d, lb7l, Iu-, bi a lole of
nujoilty in number anil wine of lnteiejt.-o( Hi
member and stockhohleis, dissnlied Ihe said ft
soclation, and (hat the s-miu will he wound U
Iu ihe iiuniivr prothlcsl by law.
Vi:t.l.lS & TORRKY, Sojldloia,
EsTATI' of'JisAli) J'-Tlibnipsoii, late ot the city
ut Hrautou, Lackawanna county, l'luusU.
lanij, dei'eased.
Letters testamenlarv unoii the above named es
tate hate been granted io the uuder.'Uned. l'
pciaoii.s liming cuuii.s again
sent U'cni fen pajmeut uud
pcisoii.s haling claims agaliisf the'Nime will pic
t U'cni lei pajmeut ami yn peuom inacoitg
thciela ulll'in.u.
ielo ulll'in.u.e iiumcHjlatcjiajmeut tow
HIE TIILi: Gl'VllANltk 'Tlifsr CO.,
"of Si muioii Pa., i:e-eutor,
125 Uashimton iienun.
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