THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- MONDAY APRIL 7, 1002.
s
':
ivsoeosia...
Salt Rheum
And Malaria cured by
OR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY.
-
it n..M Hip rivil war." writes Jos.
- ""'"'6 .v.r ";:.. 'w n-
r.fwvi5 Thlra street, iroyi ""
mvitl Kcnncuy, 01 koiiuuui, .
licrj discoverer ot Dr. jjaviu rveu
n.vlv's Favorite Remcuy, a
contracted suit rliouin and
laniarlul fever aud have been
' bothered with them, ever since,
;avc had quite a little of cry-
ipemstoo, my mi-ih
rtB woulrt brcnli out nil
oTcr Willi Iiorrlblo sorci
wlilch were very, inloftil.
I took various medicines but
they did me no Rood. I tlieu
began to use Dr. David Ken
nedy' Fnvorlto Komotly
with the result that my arms and
legs healed up at once, it
strengthened me and made me
feel like a different man."
Mrs. Chalotix, the wife of
John Chaloux, of the W. H.
Wood Stove Manufacturing Co.,
of 1617 Seventh Avenue, Water
vliet, N. Y., says in nn open
lctter.of lierexpsricuce with Dr.
"Constipation is hcrcdi
tarv in our 'family and we have
all'beeil tioublcd a great deal
with it ; we have tried all sorts
of medicines, but none really did
thewoik until one day I saw an
advertisement of l)r.Daid Ken
nddy's l?iinrite Remedy and
decided o I ry it. It cured me,
in fact all of us completely, so
wc ore not troubled that way any
more. It kept my kidneys and
liver in good order and we are
nil now 111 excellent health."
Dr. !. ill Kennedy's Favorite Rem
ef.y'Nn peifect blood nnd nervemed-Kin.-.
It restores the liver to a healthy
Cui.l;tlnn and imci the worst cases
of constipation. It ii a certain enre
forall dl-enicspcculiarto females. It
cutis aofula, salt rheum, rheuma
tism, dyspepsia, all kidncv, bladder
cud nrin rv diseases, gravel, diabetes
nnil bright's disease.
If vott nre not nlrendy convinced
that Favorite Remedy is the medicine
you need you rnav have n trial bottle
sent you by raail.absolutelv free, by
sending your addiess to the Dr. David
Kcnuedy Corporation, Rondout,N.Y.,
at.rl mptiHrannr I 111". nrmPl".
H
nr. navlil Keniicdv's Favorite Rem-
rdv f for dale bv nil drueeists. at I
$1 00 a bottle, or 6 bottles for $5 00 -
less man one cent n ciose.
If. PA7ID ZEITHEDY'S BOSS JELL? radical cure Catarrh, Hy Fever, Deafness and Coll In Heat. 50c
PUSSY'S PALL
FROM GRACE
THE EYES OF A PIOUS CAT ARE
OPENED.
A Susquehanna Pellrie Refuses to
Listen to Prayers of the Man Who
Had Slaughtered Her Offspring.
Great Bend Has a "Hugger" Song
from the Bard of Uniondale A
Find of Old Coins.
Special to the Scranton Tiibune.
Susquehanna, April 1. An used gen
Meinan nnd his housekeeper constl
:ute a, household in Susquehanna, nnd
their fjld e.it llnds tho lines ate fallen
to her in pleasant places. Family
prayers are tho rule each evening: hi
the household, and the cat fell into, tho
habit ot leirulur or punctual attend
ance. No other of the caves that pio
verbially uiowd a cat's life was ever
allowed to mowd this religious duty.
At tho hlsii(il for prayers she would
even leave 11 mouse half caught, or
eivo a doomed blul a longer lease of
existence, and decoiously compo-e lier
self In tlie lap of tho housekeeper, with
nn air of attention to the service that
was ti,uly edifying. At tho ilnal
"Amen" who wont friskly about her
business,
nut In an oll day theie came a kit
ten tliat was deemed nuperlluoiuj, and
sentence of death was pionounced upon
It. The head of the family nuclei tool;
the execution of tho sentence, and, un
known to him, the old cat was a wit
ness of the scene From that day tho
cat refused to attend tho morning set
vico, and cannot now bo Induced to
listen to tho piayeis of one who had
ho shocked her sensibilities. She faith
fully performs nil other duties as bu
rnt c, and socially puns for tho l.tmlly
on all Feuul.il' occasions, but 1 Igldly
draws tho lino on family prnyois.
TUN NEWS rtKCOKD.
The olllce of Eije Mechanical Super
Jntondcut Burr were today lemoved
from Susquehanna, to Meadvllle, and
Susquehanna, lose's tenty pleasant
people, chlelly now comers,
Mrs, Diuiiiq Notion, a foimer es
teemed resident of Lanesboro, Susque
hanna, is seriously 111 at his homo at
Serantoii,
Great Bend hub a "Jack, tho Hugger
to relluvo excessive monotony.
Some of the candidates for the legls.
latino have already established a lit
Iecary bjitieau with gifted wiittns in
Montrose, llullsteael and Foiest (Jlty,
llt's a good thingpush it along!
There have been llfty-nlne births and
Iflfty-ilvo deais in Susquehanna dur
ing tho past year, Twenty of tho
df-aths were ot ages langlng over "0
years.
Hon. George C. III1I, one of tho icii-
Iresentatlves of this county at Hanls
bmg, Is a candidate for lenoinliiatlou.
PAUAGUAPHKD PICKUPS.
Susquehanna will Ibsuo $10,000 In
Bonds, to erect the boiough building.
The Easter services were all hugely
attended ublo setmons, beautiful flow-
prs, lino ihuslc, lllier.il olferhigs and
bcoics of Easter bonnets.
Somebody cut the throat of n horso
belonging to John Baldwin, of Wind
sor, a few nights since, There may not
lie an extra-neated hades for such
kvreti'hes but theie ought to be,
SJia. fanny Tyler, of Jtontiose, has
round In the bam connected with tio
ld Tyler nomesteaa a box containing
1500 In old coins. A member In the fam
ily was a coin collector many yeais'
rs
Erie nose company, No. 1, will hold
rair April -?'-.
The condition of Mrs. Janet Whlt-
LoiUf,
-
TOffBmifann:paii man HigumtE
Dr.D.KENNEDY'S
P&voriteBemedy.
A Medicine that Purines the
Blood and restores the Dis
ordered Liver to a healthy
condition, and most effectually
corrects the worst cases of Ha
bitual CONSTIPATION of
the BOWELS. It is a cer
tain cure for all tho Diseases
and Weaknesses peculiar
to Females, and affords great
protection from atUcks that
originate in Change of Life,
of Season and of Climate. It
cures SCROFULA and all
Scrqfulous Affections. Erup
tw and Cutaneous Diseases,
8uchu St. Anthony's Fire,
Rose or Erysipelas, Pustules,
Tetter or Salt Rheum, Pim.
(les. Boils, Blotches, Scald
Head, Ringworm. Ulcers and
res, Tumors. Pain in the
bones. SYPHILITIC and
MERCURIAL DISEASES;
Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Ul
ceration of the KIDNEYSara
BLADDER. GRAVEL. DIA.
BETES, and all Urinary De.
posits, and indeed all disorders
arising from an impure star?
CI the.blood and it is beyond
doubt the best Alterative
Meaicine ever offered to the
Public, for restoring Tcfne arft
Strengthrfo the system that has
DebjhtatedbyDisease:
iPrioe, 81.60
fSt
FiTflV-ssffissS
AUi-lS
brook, an aged resident of East Main
street who was lecently stricken with
paralysis, is very serious.
The funeral of the late Mis. Mary
A. Springstler, nn aged resident, took
place from the family residence on
Sunday afternoon, with interment in
MoKune cemetery.
The boiler makers will hold a social
and hop in Hogan opera, house April 22.
The grand jury of the county met at
Montrose on Monday. Alt of the Sun
day schools in district No. 1 of the
Susquehanna county Sunday school as
sociation, will on Sunday next bo vis
ited by a person appointed by tho pres
ident, William Epes, of Susquehanna.
"IT WAS SO SUDDEN."
"It was kinder funny that is, over
lookin' the seriousness of it," said the
landloid of tho Petty vllle tavein. "You
see, Miss Gabriella Lanks, who has
not inennhV any dlsiespect to her, you
understand been an old maid so long
that it's generally believed to be
chronic, approached the lailroad
crossln', and a brakeman waved a red
hag at her to wain her of danger. She
thought ho was tiyln' to illrt with her,
and advanced low-aid him with a smile,
and a caboose that was backln" up
stiuck her good and plenty. Luck
ily no bones were bioktfn, and tho Hist
thing she said when she recovered con
sciousness was:
" 'Oh this Is so sudden!' "
1rii o f.irliK .lie It, tlie .ilr;
sklc of hue
A-mo lilui',
.Minln'.inii iljiicht," in'iiwlmi,
Old ,I.1i.l. l'm-l
it "Unliifejotl."
'Ihli. Iut be tlic it'll tliliii.'
UjiiI nf L'nioiuUlo,
Some people will say things about
other people without thinking that
other people can say things about some
people as big as beams compared with
motes.
Now that one of the Mrs, Vander-
PICTURE
K"- i r-rm-m n irnwirr-rimi r-irr-irar nnran
While apparently meeting this Indian
alone in the woods, the trapper has u
companion near lit hand, while the
Sioux Is accompanied by two of his
bi aves. Find them.
Solutions for Last Week's Puzzles:
Monday, Mjiih 111, Jack's fallur U about
ulicrt.' the saddle beluniii on the hor-.e. 'the i'og
U under the lidn'o tliln and tl.c lug on tlie tnd
of tlm cune furim llio pig.
Tuesday.' Am II 1. Tlw die. cf rerdlnaud
Ifomw AIoiui mid tlie biotlier U under Coluin
liuV tlihi.
Wfdnt'Mliy, April 2. '1 lie1 woman U foinicd by
the lower part of the upron. 'Hie khlit vt the
man tonus the limlund,
bllta bus "sat" upon the bustle, In
more wnys Mian one, thole tuny be
enough wire to build the fences ot this
country.
It Is easier to start a woman talltliig
than It Is to stop her.
"They linvo steep hills In Forest
City, I understand." "Steepl Why,
say, It you drop off tho top of a Forest
City hill you'll land r.0 feet back from
the base of HI"
COOPED AJ? IMPOSTEH.
Charles Schmidt, who has been Im
posing on the credulity of the people ot
Lackawanna, Susquehanna, and Brad
ford counties, by organizing secret
"religious" lodges, has been arrested In
Bradford county and Jailed. Ho
claimed to see visions and to have the
gift of prophecy.
"The S"tar of Heaven," tho high
sounding title of the "religious" order
he has founded, has been joined by a
large number of dupes. Branches of
the order have been established hi halt
a dossen counties of the stnte, and It Is
said ho managed to fleece his followers
out of a large sum of money.
MATTEBS AND THINGS.
Once Mrj. Rlth anil Mrs. IVior
Meandered down tlie w.i,
Anil lieltl a lone dlciiloii nn
llic toiiln of the th-.
And nftti- tliey lntl iilid 1
Itcnuiked to hilly 1'llfli.'
That Mh. Well vm ery iuor,
Aid Mm. Poor uaa rlcli.
Unknonn Hird.
An Afton man has a biblo 112 yeais
old. Strange how long a bible may bo
made to lost, by temperate usage!
The laborer finds little to Intoxicate
at tho crow-bar.
It is said that the Susquehanna
county Prohibitionists tiro preparing
to place a full county ticket in the
field. When the votes nre counted thoy
are never disappointed, inasmuch as
they never expect anything.
A Forest OUy butcher saw a man
stealing a ham. ' "I'm losing flesh," he
said.
Tho time a man needs a vacation Is
Just after ho leturns from one.
The days of sackcloth and ashes are
oe'r, and wo can be wicked again.
What a relief! Whitney.
TUNKHYNNOCK.
Special to tlie Scranlon Tribune.
Tunkhnnnock, April 6. Miss Etta
Euckenbill left on Friday for Kingston,
Pa., where she has accepted a position.
The Monday club will meet at tho
home ot Mrs. 13. N. Stone, on West
Tioga street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Prof. Frank J. Herman, of the Me
hoopany schools, was calling on friends
here on Saturday. Prof. Herman will
be a candidate for county superintend
ent before the school convention In
May.
Attorney Walter L. Hill, of Scranton,
was looking after some legal matters
here on Saturday.
George W. Stanton, a well-known
farmer of Nicholson township, was in
town on business on Saturday.
Dr. George M. Klnner and wife, of
Mehoopany, were among those in at
tendance at the public installation of
the officers of the Knights Templar on
.Friday evening.
Owing to losses in business, tlie Arm
of M. S. Kinthner & Son, engaged in
the milling business at Mehoopany,
have been forced to make an assign
ment for the benefit of their creditors.
The ferry which is being placed In
position near the river bridge by R. M.
PiattI will not be ready for use for sev
eral days yet.
Sheriff John W. Gray sold quite a
number of pieces of valuable leal es
tate at the sheriff sales on Saturday
afternoon.
License court will convene today at 2
o'clock p. m.
At the Orphans' court sale of the giist
mill property in Northmoreland town
ship belonging to the estate of Mary EK
Keeler, deceased, tlie property was sold
to Asa S. Keeler for S2,r.00.
NICHOLSON.
Special to llic Seianton Tiibune.
Nicholson, April C One of the most
brilliant affairs of tho season was a
reception held at the homo of Mis. N.
L. Walker Friday evening, April 4,
given by the membeis of the History
club. Mis. Wnlkei's spacious home
was most tastefully decorated for 'the
occasion, and at an early hour the fol
lowing programme was rendered:
Piano solo, "Whims" (Schuman), Mrs.
Gcnovlevo Baker; reading, "Knee Deep
In June" (J. W. Itlley), Mrs. E. L.
Bneon; baritone solo, "At Parting"
(Uogeis), Bev. L. L. Lewis; contralto
solo, "For This" (DeKorcn), Mrs. W.
S. Decker; violin solo, "Simple Confes
sion" (Thome), O. D. Pratt.
The guests then repaired to the din
ing room and elaborate refreshments
were served, and following nre tho
toasts given; Itecltatlon, "One Man's
Way," Mrs. It. M. Nlles; "Description
of One Woman," Miss Juna Warner;
soprano solo, "Farewell, Sweet Flower,
PUZZLE.
'Ihuitday, Apill 3 Doth fl.'iiui can bo found
b.uk of I'olumbua' thoulder,
l'llday, April i. The old utiitliiiun'i. hat
tonus tho jeeose. Tho dog i bctuet'll liW ciiii
and tlie little gill, and tlie rabbit is betnicu hU
leg and the boy,
Satuiday, Apul S. Ualboa'a left hand forms
the Quiin'j outline. 'Hie King h in the upper
Uft-luud comer vt the pltluie.
the Summer's Dylnu" (Barney), Mrs.
H. S. Stephens; tending, "Trip
Through the Western Stntes,"' Miss
Cora Stephens; toast, "Tho Greatest
Benin I Was Ever In," Mrs. C. II. Mac
Connell: anecdotes, Mrs. W. W. Loltoyj
talk, "Colonial Days," Mrs. S. L. Tif
fany; pianrj polo, "Boblii's Iteturn"
(Flslmr), Miss Ethel Stnrkt talk "Gos
sip," Mrs. J. E. Harding.
The toasts were then closed by the
presentation of the book ''Whlttler's
Poems," to the president of the club,
Mrs. L. E. Sanford, by Mrs. E. L. Ba
con, which was responded to by ti
speech. The evening entertainment be
ing concluded, the guests then depart
ed to thdr respective homes.
Those present were: Mr. and Mis.
W. S. Docker, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hard
ing, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Lord, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Colvln, Mr. and Mrs. F. N.
Uoyle, Mr. and Mts. LoUoy Bacon, Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. W. LeRoy, Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Osborne, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Mac
Connell, Dr. and Mrs. R, M. Nlles, Mr.
nnd Mrs. S. L. Tiffany, Rev. and Mrs.
L. E. Sanford, Rev. and Mrs. T. II.
Rowen, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. S. Stephens,
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Pratt, Mrs. Will
Russell, Mrs. H. 13. Wllklns, Mrs. P. A.
linker, Mrs. L. 13. Jones, Mrs. W. L.
Walker, Misses Juna Warner, Cora
Stephens, Carrie Stephens, Ethel Stark,
Ruth Johnson, Bessie Stephens, Flor
ence Wllklns, Mnmo Benjamin, Llllle
Pratt, Flora Blakslee, Messrs. Ray
Potter, Harry Benjamin, Rev. L. L.
Lewis.
Theatrical, J
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
JjYCr.UM "Are You a Mason!" Xltfit.
ACADHMY W.tite Comedy t-ompmy. Night.
STAII "The ell'b lliuglitcr." Afternoon
and night.
"Friend Karl" nt the Lyceum.
Two large nudiiiKis at the Ljccum Silurday
attended, the preamtitlmi ot "1'ritiid Kail" by
the new t-inffiliK- (lei nun eoiiiedi.ni, Krne.H Do
Miy, aud tlie U. (I. Sniltli company. The play U
an oliMinier picented hero some jtus ago by
u Sncilhh tcmtdlan. Willi it at that time M
Mis. Annie Ycainau, tho still esajs ihe time
part.
Mis. Yeannns is the bet fun maker of tlie
show. )coy sings eiy well and acts quite
naturally. The other members of tiic eompati
till their crural pirts Aery acceptably.
There .ue two ratlin eliboiato 'tage iettim;?
and some ingenious inechanleil cfleets. A pr.iliie
flic in the second act is a uoicl bit of lcalbm.
Are You a Mason P
The I.jceum theater tonight will bo goien ocr
to laughter. "Are -iou a Mason?" a faue
adapted from the Ceiniin by I.. M, Ditrichsteln,
will be presented by tlie company that scored
such a bucce-s in this comedy in jfew Yoik and
Chicago. The triumph of Mi. DItrithstein'it com
cdy a so great that it .is decided by Cluilc9
Fi oilman to present the faice at ids Shaftesbury
theater, London.
Tho company is one of unu.-ual ceclleine.
Tliii statement in fully carried out by the fact
that the cist ii the one tiiat crowded to the doois
nlghtlj- nt Wullitk's and tlie (lauiel. tlieateis,
Xcw Yoii., and I'oner'i theater, Chicago. In ad
dition to the author, Mr. Pitiiclistein, the com
pany includes John C. lliee, Thomas A. Wbe,
Ueorge Hicbuds, CliulcH Halion, Charles J.
(Iieene, Chailcs l'dwauls, Geitrude lUiitty, Ks
ther Tittell, llraee llatlsel, llad Chappie, Amy
Midlei, Sally Cohen and Maude Tiaicid. Feats
now on sale. , ,
San Daly Coming.
The nu-l successful mimical comedy, "The
New Yoikcrs," headed by that famous comedhn
with the drawl, Mr. Dan Daly, and supported by
tlie George W, I.edtrer company, will be pie
sentcd at the Ljceuin tomorrow night. Ihis
Mill be Mr. Dalj's first appearance in IhU city
since ids ictiirn fiom the other side, where he
plaed one uf tlie lnot Mitceful engagements
of his caicer, in "Ihe Hello of New Yoil,"
which Mr. T.cdercr pioduccil at his fahaftcsbtuy
theater in Iondon, herc it ran for almost two
jean. Mr. Daly biings with him the oiiginil
cat, sccnuy and lutciiauical effects, a& wen
timing its long urn at the IUrald Squaic tlie i
ler in New Yoik cily, width is in nsolf a ,iiii
autre of the excellency of tho entertaiumei't.
The following lat, which, by the wo, iep
lestnts the highlit nlaiied oicniiilluii
tiaveling, speaKs foi il'clf: Mr, Dan Daly,
(leoige A. hcluller, Uilll.-.m Gould, Nick
Long, frank 'Jaunehill, Ji William Cam
eion, Tliomis K,m, 1'iank IiiiiiiL,ton, .l.iuica
A. l'urey, Kiln in WIKon, 1'icd Titus, Roj Cut
ters, llany Blown, ito.o Ueaumont, Idaleno Cot
Ion, 'lV&tie Moonry, I.auia Clomcnt, Anni
I.anghlln, Vida Vhltuime, Label IVArniond Dol
lie roncstcr, Kilhijn Uaitlett, Kntliiliuc Venl,
Mildied Deveire, ItiU Dean, (leraldme l'.iir,
Mola CUjlon, Cl.iia IlaiKiott, Mathilda 1'Uc
and Daisy f.iiea-. healfl now readj.
Mason and Mason.
"Itiidolph and Adolpli," the new musical torn
cily in which D.ui and Chillies A. Mason ,ue
stalling this nelson i- woithy of apinetlailou
fur two re.ii.on; ono that it ii a flue of i
telkul mnlity and liuiuoi-, and the othei i- tint
it has alieady won its full meisuic of suciess
nil along the line. I'.irii'n into whlih arc inJtctuJ
the knockabout gjiuiustus and houscphiy of tho
Aaiidciillo stage have been lelcgated to oblivion
and the tastu of our ainu-ement seekeis oio
whetted foi tomlhlng moic palatable and substan
tial. Hioadliuiot t: Cm lie have biiiplled the tt.ira
with an ej.ecllent supporting compiny Intluillng
that clever joung (omcdlciuie, lAjttle Willi.inu
Salter, who was last seen lino as "Alw. Smith"
in llioadhurat's "Why Smith Lett Home" ioiii
pany. Ilcitrko McKenzle, late piimi donni
with "Hotel Topy Tinvj"! Nellie Maskell, h.i
ilciljii, Clara ItinaliU Smith, the hKttu l.jii
lcnte, Chailolle I.oe, Lew H. Newiomli, Hobby
Matk, Ikldle Huell, harry .lames, Siniuel Mil
Held and others. Tho date in this city is Thurs
day night net for one peiforuiinco only at the
Ljteuni theater. Seals go on tile tomonow
inoiulng nt U o'clock.
Waite Comedy Company.
Cominemlng Monday, April 7, for tho enllio
week with a dally matinee thereafiei, tho Walto
Comedy and Stock company opens a week's en.
gagamtnt at tho Acideiny of Miulc presenting
for tho opening bill the situation il intlo-diauia,
"Tho War of Wealth."
'Ihe pait leputillon of this powcifiil alliacllou
Is .a sulBtieut guaiautec of tho merit of tho pel
foimanees, both in acting company and plajs
seleeled, to say nothing of llic manner in which
each play will bo presented, each ono a lonipHd
production In ilcf. Among Ihe list ol pla.is wu
notice un cnlliely new lepertolrc of sl.iudud sue
cu.sch and tho piodurtlou uf tho famous stoiy
"Uiuler 'IVo I'lags," as a mantelpiece, thn elcc
tllcal effects being somctlilni nut of the otdlnary,
A ladies' grand conceit tmlicslu liaj bem added
t libs season ami no doubt will prove nn attiactlio
adjunct to this popular oiganliatiou. 'Ilie daily
liutlncrg villi couuneiico Tuesday,
"Devil's Daughter." '
Miner k Van O.ten'i "Devil's Diuglitci" com.
pany, a popular cxtraingauza which placed an
mgagcmeiit of twenty-two wciU ut tho I'an.
Amcilcan, llullalo, conns with tho orlgiuil turn,
pany Intact o the Star today uud will be heiu
fur the nest thuu ibs.
The company which JIcmis, .Miner k Van (Is.
ten piiscut in tho "Dv'lH'd Daughtci-" is a still
ing uggitgatiou of ai lists fiom bcghmlng to cud.
leading the llt uf pi J wis is C'launce Wither, .1
comedian such as the builesquo stage nu.i will
bo pioud of, and second to Id tit b (wpular J'ln
I'cny in whom Mr. W liber Hndi u tciigciilal and
liaiuiouloiH parluer. Others of piomiusme in the
cast aie Miu. Lillian Calvert, MUs Lillian ilatli
away, J. A, Manus, (lllinour and Latour, evciy
cue of whom Is a versatile and clever eiilc'iUlmr,
A liiagulilccnt series uf living pictures ure in
troduced, which employ a scoie or moie ot u
tlst's niodeU, engaged especially for this cue
feature alone, uud whMi hate been pronounced
tho best display of living art itudlcs ever present,
ed by a tiaielln; orgauization. Anothei special
attrition piesi'iiltd by this oiMiil.atlou U MIj
Lemu 1). Howe's ladies mllltaiv baud.
J
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Pour Lines, 3 Cents lor Each Extra Line.
For Bent.
FOlt 1II:NT Small lurnMiril lioue for rent.
In-
quire nt V23 Vine street.
I'liAT l'tltl ltlkST at f.lS Laeliawanna aie
line J nil modem iinproicmcntg. Inquire ol
II. Moiies, CIS Lnckauamu uvrnue.
roil BKNT-rive trie hrlght rooms at S'J7 Wy
omiiig nvcmie.
roil linNT-SlTToom flat with lutlt, sleum
heal, 'gas range and nil modem improve,
inents, fiom April Ut! rent reason ible. Cull
early. 1'rcil C. llaiul, DOd Mulberry street.
l'OIl HUNT In Dillon, a furnished rottago for
the season; tine location; short dUlnnce
from the station. Adthesj Lock Itox Ii7, Dalton,
I'fl.
I-Ofl HUNT-A beautifully finished house ot
twehe rooms, alt inodctn eonvenitiues, In
North l'aik; fine loclllon. Apply 1023 llleclrlc
avenue, North Park.
fclOfll! l'OIl Hi:ST H2J Wel t.irkuwaniii ave
nue. Inquire Philip Schncll, 0JU West Laclca-
w.iiinu avenue.
MAUN FOIt Iti:NT-$12, April 1st, three bo-c and
three single stalls ni.il wash ratk, lear ot
r,24 JIadlson avemio. Inquire at i4 Madison nve.
TOIt Itll.VT-Storc building foi rent in Tjickson
City, Pa. Diilldlng SO feet bv 2 feet, cellar
tinder nil, and second story can bo arranged lor
a family. All In good rcpilr reidy for use. Two
coal breakers and mines clo-c by cmplovlng over
n thousand people. An enterprising mereha.it
can get a largo tiade. Apply to William II.
Itlchnioud, Itlclunond Hill, 3125 X. Main aetnuc,
ficrantoti, Pa.
Furnished Booms.
l'OIl RLNT One furnished room, with Improic.
mcnls; nlso' one on third floor, cheap. C27
Adams aeenue.
rURNISIinD ROOMS for rert, modem Improve-ment-s;
private family; gentlemen preferred,
at C37 Adams ntcnuc.
FOIl HUNT r'urnlshed front room, with heat,
bath and gas; near court house; gentleman
preferred. Address Room, Ilox 200.
FOIl llllXT Furnished room;
GCo Linden street.
heat and bath.
FUItNIStini) ROOMS FOR UHN'T. with heat, pa)
and bath, gentlemen rretcrrcd, at 539 Adams
avenue.
For Sale.
L'OIl SALE A pacing hoise, marked. Abo
buggj and liarnej?. Inquire at Thomas
Jobni' hotel, Noilh Main avenue, Noitb Knil.
HOliSll FOR SALH-lliy hoe 7 .vcars old, 1V2
hands high, weighs 1,000 puumlfl; sound,
kind and true; etra well cit luokcn; docs not
shy or pull, Perfect conformation, very stilish;
price, $130. Your money back is not as lepre
sentcd. P, B. Paters-on, M. D., Honesdale, Pa.
TOR SALL' ComplelP job printing outfit, fKU
job priss, !I0 fonts job and bodv tvpc, tjpe
stand and cases, biass rules, etc. 'ame one with
the cash will get a bargain. Addiess Lock Hot
30, PcLkville, Pa.
FOR SvLF Will sacrifice an Kmcuon upriglit
piano, large size for cash, lias had veij lit
tle use and is in peifect condition. For partic
ulais addicts Opportunity, Tiibune office.
JCST AltltIVr.D with foilv hoises; good woik
eis and diiveis; weight fiom 1.100 to 1,000;
scleral closely matched teams. Can be i-ecn at
331 Rajmond cmut. I'. M. Cobb.
Boarders Wanted.
PRIVATH FAMILY wishes to have two nice men
to board, Geiman oi L'nglish. Call any time
after Thursday. All conveniences, b07 Harrison
avenue.
Wanted Booms and Board.
WANTED Tws communicating looms with board,
private family piefeircd. Two ladles and a
gentleman. State lull particular. Address C,
II. D., Tiibune office.
Wanted To Bent.
WAXTI'.D For the summer, a furnished ltou.e
at Lake Auel or vicinity. Addiess stating
full paitlcuklis, Hot J30, Tiibune oftice.
WA.Vli:i ROOMS I'm two adults, tlirec or fom
looms, futnlshed or imfuriiUhed for very
light huu-ikceplug, til at Uooi in (cried. Addiess
JI, 13., Tribune olllce.
WAM'i;i) Furnished ltouso oi four or live rooms
foi housekeeping. Address A. G. I'.., Tiibune
othec.
Wanted Furnished Booms.
WANTEIl Furnished rooms for Knights Tempi ir
Com live, Miy 2d. 27 and 2S, 11)02. Addiess
Gcnige II. Jeinijn, Clmrman Hotel Conunlttie.
Keal Estate.
.l,ftw will buy well flniMied siiiglo house; all
nnpiincnients; eleetiio light; largo lot;
Gicen Ridge. M. 11. Holgate.
0O will buy 22-.icie farm; Lugo houo and
barn; well watcied; 100 sugar miple tries.
A gieat bargain. Daleville, Pa. jr. II. HolMte,
Conmioiiuc.il til building.
FARM FOIt SALE Slitv -two acres, one mile
fiom Lake Aiiel; twelve acies of timber, rest
improved; excellent spring water on lot; farm
situated on load. Foi paiticulars uddicss Will
iam Ticol.ir, Aiiel, Pa.
FARM FOIt SALE or exchange for city property
situate in Susquehanu i county; jinpioved;
well watered; suitable for dairjiug. stock or
sheep laislng and geneial faimlng. llanvcu, At
(oiuey, 32'JVt: AVahinglon avenue.
Business Opportunity.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write for our specl.it market letter, Freo on
application, 8. M, Hlhbard & Co., members N.
Y. Consolidated and Stock Sxchango, 44. and IS
llroadnay, New York, Established JS'H. Long
Distance' Phone 2JS3 Rroad.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY 10 LOAN-Qulck,
straight loans or Uulldlng and Loan. At
fiom I la II pel cent. Call on X, V. Mailer.
SH-J13 Counell building.
STAGE NOTES.
"On the IJuiel" is to bu produced veiy shoitly
In Loriloii,
Tndy Slulluik is to slua the pilin.i donna
loin in thu pioductioii ot "Fiddle-Dee-Dee," now
touring tho west.
'I ho chances uio that Cli.ulci Fiohiuan 'till
gain tonliol of .inolher l.oi.dou theilei, which
will i m t his total of EmtlUli liolillngs up to nine,
Klaw k Eilangei hive Ihe Aincile.au lighti
to ".Ml. HluebiMid," the big Loudon spccUUc,
John J. McNully will icwilte the lines to suit
this round-.
Lawiciicc living, sou ot Sir Henry, v.ill not be
a member of ( 'bailee Frohinaii's Loudon ioiii.
pany. Ills biotlur, II, II. living, Is la bo a
member of It.
A. W, Pineiu, tho EuglUh plajwiight, Is no.v
nt vioik upon a c omi.lv for John llaie, and when
tinlslied will begin the tak of willing ono for
Cluiles I'loliiii.iti,
'Lhe big Adclphl thtalii, London, will lift'oaf.
terbe solely ilevotrel tu Ihe pioiluuiou of Amei.
ic.iu diamas, and whtii "Arizona" tomplct's its
lull "Way Down Eat" will follow.
It was ucii'naiy for Ihe actors' fund to elouatu
$-j) to ivo "Hill" Rice, tho inlictiel, fio.n
tin. pottil's Held. His friends aic talking of
pulling a W.OOO liiouunieiit our hi grave.
The profits lesullmg fiom tho (oui ot Madauio
Mudjeska and l.oul .lames this season have so
far amounted to luoici than $7.k00. 'the oigau
ii.ttloti U now plajlng a suppleuieutaiy tpilug
tour, at the conclusion uf wlilch Madame Mod
jeska. leaves for Euiopc, where t I rcpoiicil she
is to become once inotu aisoi laird with the en
dowed theater of tier nalive land, and ol which
she was thu most distinguished member in lier
youth. It i not likely , thcicfore, Hut American
audiences will see this world famed luuvdleniK'
gain,
SITUATIONS
WANTBD
FRnrj.
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Ba
Beceived nt Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. Iff.
Central City
ALBERT SCHULTZ. comer Mulberry
trttt and Wtbster iVcnue.
OU8TAV P1C1IEU OiO Adams avenue.
Wfit Slrlsi
GEOROE W. JENKINS, 101 South Main
at cnue.
South Scranton
FRED L. TEIIPPE, 720 Cedar avenue.
I
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, corn-r NorlU Main
avcuuo and Market street.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. JONES, 1M7 Dickson
venue.
P. J. JOHNS, 020 Green Rldgc street.
C. LORENZ, corner Washington ave
nue and Marion street.
Petersburg
W. II, KNEPFEI., 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
J. 0. BONE U SON.
Help Wanted Halo.
WANTED sober man to milk cows, take care
of hoi ids, wash w.igon,s nnd drive; no others
need apply. Cull at 4Jl Cedar avenue.
WANTED A thouroiighly competent, all around
tnolcler. Permanent position for tho light
man. In making application st ite age, evpcil
enec and wages desired. II. W. P.e.ich, Mont
loe, Pa.
WANTED Card and sign writer.
Apply at Jonas Long's Sons.
MAN with horse and wagon wanted to ilcllvir
and collect. No i ima'sing. Kil per week
and ctpenses. $131) cash deposit icquhed. Col
lector, I!o 78, I'liliadelnhla.
WANTED Experienced solicitor for establUhcd
trulc; permincnt position; give lefeienccs.
Addiess "Silkitoi," P. O. I!o 301, city.
WANTED Two evpeiieneed stenoziaphrii; ap
ply to International Salt Co., Council build
ing, Siianton, Pa.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED A young lady to act as stenographer
and office assistant. One who has hid some c-
peiiojice on books preferred. Addiess "P.,"
Tiibune olllce.
LADIES WANTED Home woik, 20 per month
guaranteed, stamp fur paiticulais. National
P. k S. Watch Co.. Baltimore. Mil.
GIRL WANTED for gcnei.il housework in family
of foui rdults, who tan sleep home. Apply
at 321 Gibson street.
LADY CANVASSER wanted to pllcit sulw rip
lions for The 'tribune; good commission of
fered with a fair guarantee for lust-class woiker.
Apply pcieonally at Business Manager's office,
Seianton Tribute.
Situations Wanted.
WANTED Re- a middle aged lady as housekeeper
oi any kind of work. Addiess 210 Walnut
sticet, Dumnorc.
SITUATION WAN! ED Ry joung nun ns book
ktepci, or assistant, can give lefeience. Ad
dress L. M. F.lslnger, 741 Notth Main avenue,
Seianton.
WANTED W.ishing or any kind of office work.
Addiess Mis. William, 221 Clay avenue,
Dunnioi e.
A GERMAN' woman would like to have n place
as cook. Mil.. M, T,, 221 Penii uecniie.
SITUATION WAN'lED Hy a joung gill to take
caie of childicii or do light housework; rge
10. Apply 402 Theodora street, Piovidenee.
SITUATION WANTED Hy a .voting girl to take
cine of cliildieu or do light housework. Call
401 'Jhcodoro street.
SI'l CATION WANTED To go out by diy wash
ins, ironing oi cleaning. Please call at US
Fianklin avenue, ellj.
SITUATION WANTED-Hy a girl, IS jcais old,
as nuisc gill; can furnish refeienccs. Ad
dress A, Tiibuno office.
Wanted.
WANTED Sound saddle pony.
North Bromley avenue.
L. H. Jones, B01
Xost.
LOST Near 0uIiicy avenue, u biooch pin, four
diamonds inserted. Return lo 321 Ijuincy
avenue, Liberal icwaid.
LOST $23, between Peck Lumber Co,, L'.ist Mar
ket street and Piesb.vtcrian church. Hew aid
it returned to office of Peck Lumber Co.
Dissolution of Partnership.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Tho partner
ship heretofore existing between J. M. Purely
and A. M. Finn, under the firm name of Purdy
k Finn, Is this 20th day ot Man It, 11102. tils
soiled by mutual consent, A, M, Finn ictlrlng.
'lite business hcieafttr will be continued by J. M.
Puidy under Ihe film name of J, M, Purdy k Co,,
tu whom all outstanding at counts will be paid
aud who assume all liabilities.
.1. JL PURDY,
A. M, Finn.
Dalton, Maith 20, 1002.
LEGAL.
Uenirlinciit of Public Rifely.
Cily of Scranton, Pa Apill 4th, 1002.
lly x It t ue uf llio piovisioiu of the City Otilin
once, Fllo of Common Council, No. 40, 10(l,
approved. Apill 2nd, HW2, ;equlring all peddlus
tium w 111,011, fool peddleis, ami l.cepeis of
stands, within tho illy of Seianton, to procuru
a llctnso from the Dluctoi- of tho Department ot
Public Safety uu tho lirst Monday in Apill, 1002,
and each uud everv car thcicafter, and piuviil.
ing a penalty foi tlif violation thereof
Net he Is Itcieby given to all pcddlcu aud per
rons coming wllhin Hie pioiisious of said nullii
ance, that a license for thu coming vear, begin
jug the Hut Monday in Apiil, 1002, niu.it be
iuociiiid fioiii the 1)1 reitor ot the Drpaitiuent uf
Public Sifcty not latei thin tho twelfth day of
,ill, 1U02; olhcrwUe the pen illy pioruhed
lot violation of said urdliianco will be strictly
uifoiiid. F. L. M0UMM:I,
Diiestor.
CANDIDATES for the nfllce of Invpcctor of
Mines mo hereby notified that the lloanl of
exanilne'is appointed by lite Coiut of Ciunmoii
I'lcis of LaiKawanna county, will meet at the
Hoard of Control looms, Cily Hall, S'eiautou,
on Monday, Apill 21, 1U0M. ut 10 u. in., loi thu
examination of such candidates as nuy appear
boloio them, Candid itcs will notice that Hi.) law
le'quties them to pioduto tatUfactoiy uliliute of
jtivliig had at hint llio eais piattical cvperi.
ence in the aiilliiaclto coal mines.
JAMES OFNG.
REl.SE A. PinLLll'S,
lil.ORGi: WA1KINS,
'UUOIIIY D. ll.VYl.S,
JOHN IIOLIND,
Evaiuln.rs.
A JIKHl'I.MI of the uiembeis of lite Lackawanna
Stoio Association Lhulti'd, will be held ut thu
office1 of the auociatlou ill Sc)autoii, Pa,, uu
Monda, the ltlh day of Apill, A. 1). ll, ut
half past two o'clock In the afternoon, for thf
pupu-o of taking ait Ion upon thu question of
dissolving 'llio LacUawanna Slue Association
Limited, by voluntary actlcu of tho uiembeis,
and, in eue It U deilded to diisolie llic said
asooelatlon, then lor the further puiptwev ol eleit.
lug three liquidating tiustees to wind up llio
affairs ot the association according to law,
II. S. FAIRClill.D, bc'ticUry.
Scranton, l'a March 22, 1002. ,
DIRECTORS
3 Insertions 25 Cent?
Mors Tin 1 Pour Lints, 6 Cent lor Bach Ultra Liu.
POLITICAL.
FIRST LEGISliATIVI! IlIHrntCT Nnllm 1. tur.
by given to the Republican voters ot tin
I list Legislative I)l.lrlit, that a primary cleo
Hon will be held on Satuiday, April 2(1, 1002, be.
tweeii tha hours of four und seven p. in., for the
puiposfl of nominating a candidate for tho Leg.
Mature to represent Ihe district and lo elect two
delegates to the Republican State Convention tu
be held at llarrlshtirg Juno 11, 1U02.
The contention tu romputo the vote will be
held on Tuesday, April 2t), at 10 o'clock In Co
operative It ill. Kadi candidate must rcgUtcr.
with the district chairman, his full name ant!
postofflce address, and pay his assessment fifteen
tl.tjs befoie the election, or his name will not bi
placed on the olllcl.il ballot.
Tlie district vigilance committee. In the vari
ous pieclncl, will conduct Ihe election, and tin
result will be icportcil bv the leturu Jutlgo to
the illsttlct lonicntkn, which wltl be coinpoiei?
of the return Judges. A written notice contain
ing Iheli liHlriutioiH will be mailed to the mem
bets of the various district vigilance roimult'ci.
(1EO. W. JENKINS, Chairman. -
Attest W. W. SIMPSON. Secretary.
SECOND LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT-Notlco H
hereby giien tu Hie Republican voters of
the Second Legislative district that a prlmarV
rlrclloji will be held on Paturthiy, April OT, 1002,
between tho hours of four and seven o'clock p.
in., for the purpo-e of electing two delegates tn
represent said leglshtlie dlstilct In the coming
Republican state convention to be held In Hal1
rlsbuig on June 11, IWW. nnd to nominate a
candidate for the lcglslatuie.
The contention to compute the vote will be
held on Tuesdiy, April 2I. 1002. at 1 o'clock p.
ni ii the rooms of the Central Republican club
In Scrmton.
In accordance with tlie rules governing this
district the candidates will be voted for directly
hy the voters at the polls. Kaih candldite mini
register with the district chairman his full nami
mid postnfflce address and pay his assessment
twenty ilni9 before the elettion or hli nimo will
not be placed In ihe olllclal ballot, neither will
anv votes last for him be counted.
The dislritt vigilance committees in the vorl
oils pietlntts will conduct the election and tne
i cult will be reported by the tcturn judge to lly
dlstilit convention, which will be tomno'cd of
the leturu judges of the virions district. A
wiltten notice containing further Instruction? will
be sent to the membeis of the said district vigil
ance committees. ' ,
FREDERIC W. 1'LEITZ. Chairman.
Attest: WALTER E. DAVIS, SceioUry.
Agents Wanted.
ACIENTS WAN'lED for the best carpet atretthor
made; nine other aittclis. needed In every
home. Apply to W. J. Brewster, Room 20, IW
Linden street, Seianton, Pa., at 7 p. ni or b;
mill.
Storage.
STORAGE
Dry, clean and modern up-to-
date storage, separate rooms;
individual keva: elevator. An
ideal stoiagc for household effects, etc. Thirty
scpaiatc stniagc rooms. Seianton Storage coin
pane, 113 Fianklin avenue.
Rheumatism.
kW
RHEUMATISM All parties that wish ran hu
speedily and permanently cured ot all va
rieties of Rheumatism by a vegetable compound.
Cuics guaranteed. Inquire or address J. E. Tay
lor, Scranton.
Musical Instruction.
BANJO PUPILS WANTED-Former member ol
college banjo club, desires few pupils on
banjo; tenns reasonable. Addic&s II. A. Y.,
'tribune olllce.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDING. 23 TRADERS BANK
Building, and St. Paul Building, New York.
Architects.
EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITECT, CO.NNELu
Building.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCH. B., RE All
Estate Exchange Bldg,, 126 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING, COO CONNELL BUILDING.
STEVENbON & KNIGHT, 7J0 CONN'KLL BLDO.
Dentists.
DR. C. E. EILENBEROER, PAULI BUILDING,
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. O. O. LAUDACH, 115 WYOMINQ AVENUE.
IJawyers.
MILLARD, WARREN k KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and Counsellois-at-Law. 003 to 012 Council
Buildirg.
FRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
liooni3 13, li, ie and IS Burr Building.
D. B. REPLOGLE, ATTdTlNEY-LOAN8 NE0O
tlated on real estate security. Mears Building,
corner Washington avenuo and Spruce street.
JESSUP & JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
tellors at-Iaiv. Commonwealth Building, Roomt
10, 20 and 21.
EDWARD W, THAYER. ATTORNEY. ROOMS
P0J-PO1, flth floor, Mears building.
L. A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
of Trade Building, Scranton, Pa.
PATTERSON k WILCOX, TRADER'S NATIONAli
Bank Building
O. COMEQY3, 013 RFPUBLIOAN BUILDING. '
A. W. BERTHOLP, OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
tU Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN. 613 NORTH WASHINOTOH
avenue.
DR. B.vW. L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE 839 WASH
Ington avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberry.
Clironlo diseases, lungs, heart, kidneys anil
gcnlto-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours, I
to 4 p. m.
Osteopathy.
DR. D. O. EVANS, OS1T.OPATII, 126 8 WASH.
ington avenue. Chronic and nervous diseases
a specialty. Consultation free. ' -
Instruction Musical.
P, O. PEUSEII, MUS. BAC. TEACHER OF
Volio Culture, llaunoiiy, Counterpoint and
Composition. Compositions concctcd and re
vised for publication. !S, Now Y'ork street, -
Hotels and Restaurants.
IHE ELU OAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE.
cue. Rates reasonable,
V. ZIEQLKR, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D.. L. H W. PAS
senger depot. Conducted on the Europe
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor
Scavenger.
A. B. BRIGOS CLEANS 1'RIVY VAULTS AtJO
cess pools; no odor; only improved pumps utd.
A, li. Brlggs, proprirtor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Eicke's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Buth telephones.
Seeds.
a. 11. CLARKE & CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NUIU
rrjmcn, stoic 'All Washington avenue; gtcea
houses, 10 JO North Main avenue: (tore tele
phone, 782, .U
Wire Screens,
JOSEPH KUEITEL, REAR oil LACKA, AVIS.,
bcranton, Pa., mamifactuier of Wiro Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING I OK CHILDREN TO ORDKB;
also ladles wal.ts. Louiso Sliocuuker, VU
Adams aviaue.
MEGARGEE DUOS., PRINTERS' SUPPLII.S, EN
v elopes, paper bags, twine, Wareuuuse, i't
Mosliingtcn tiecue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WILKES BAHRE RECORD CAN BE ll.l
. in Seianton at the news stands ol Retimsu
Bios., 404 tpruce snd'KU linden: M. Norton,
Sii Lackawanna avenue; (. 8. Scbulter, 211
otyiuce street
vi1
M
v
m
f)
-I
$4
yijfj
ipM, &$&.
-i ', fit. ,fr-' ; i. f
,n&a.. v4MSWk,t,,,ir A .-, uMiO.