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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
TUNKHANNOCK.
t-rrlnl t" Hie Scranton Tribune.
THIiKhiitiiioek, April 17. Mr. H. AV.
t.owls mul tliiUKlitcr. tlelon, who huyo
liecn the RtiestH of Air. mul Mrs. lellx
AtiFiirt, nt WIlKes-B.ue. for several
days, returned home on Tttetuluy.
Dr. 11. K. iiltlilleiiiftn was doliiR Dm
fefisloniil business at WIIkos-Uiiitc on
Monday.
The lintel known as llu AVyomlnir
honse, nltimtcd on HrltlKC Blroet, litis
been Hold by Mrn. ThoiuaM lltmllmr to
John Lee. brother of Jnuez Lee, land
lord of the Kculer Iioiifc, for the mini of
$3,000.
The l-.vear-old clillil of ClieHler A.
liartron, of Hay re. was brought hero for
burial In Siinnynlde cemetery, o'n AVed
neadnv. r Jllsa Hllziiuoth Klefcr, who lms been
vlnltlnr? friends nt AVilkcs-llarre, re
turned homo on AVednesday.
Lowly II. Comsiloelc, who lias been
proprietor of the AVyoinlnp house, on
''HrldRC Htreet, the past two yours, will
move Ills family to the HumiiiiKor
, house, on fc'erond street.
Charles A. Slsk, of Faetoryvllle, was
iloliifr bnslncs's nt the county seat on
AVednesday.
John Ovcrflcld, of AlrshoDiien, was
visiting friends In town on AVednesday.
13. M. Stone, of SUM, visited his son,
K. X. Stone, nt this place, on AVotlncs-
dav.
A larpo party of the ladles of the loiftt
lodge of the BaitBhteis of Itobekah at
tended "a bnnriuet at Faetoryvllle on
Tuesday oveiilnir.
In the ciit-o of the Coinnionwcnltli vs.
Charles Leltoy, charsed with adultery,
the Jury on AVednesday morning, after
fooinir out less thnn an hour, returned a
verdict of guilt y. This Is the ease In
which llattle Perry, the deaf mute, was
the victim.
In tils matter of the bridge across
. Howinan's creek, at Noxen, the grand
jury on AVednesday coincided with the
report of the viewers recommending a
county bridge at that point, but direct
ing that Noxen township build the
abutments of such bridge.
Austin V. liurgess, a retired merchant
and business man, of Forks ton, was
appointed foreman qf the grand jury at
this term of court.
Thu case of the Commonwealth vs.
Gordon Baker, assault and battery, was
on trial in court on AVednesday. The
defendant, a Ileaumont schoolmaster, is
charged with having brutally punished
one of bis pupils.
In the ease of the Commonwealth vm.
Judson Lutes, laiceny of lumber, the
bill was ignored by the grand jury.
FACTORYVJLLE.
Special to the Scianton Tribune.
Faetoryvllle, April 17. There will be
no preaching service at the Methodist
church next Sunday, owing to the pas
tor being at conference.
. Air. and Airs. AV. c. AVrigley moved
to Hunker Hill last Tuesday.
Alts. George AA". Sklllhorn, of Scran
ton, was the guest of Airs. O. AA'. Stan
ton, this week.
Airs. Anna B. Cogswell, .of Philadel
phia, and Airs. Francest K. Tivm'sue, ot
-Lacey.ville, were entertained by Airs,
"charlfcfc IT, Knapp, last Tuesday and
AA'ednesday.
Airs. AV. H. Capwell, .of Dallas, was
calling on friends In town on Thursday.
Miss' Bessie Spencer returned home
AVedner (from a two weeks' visit at
Stevens, iil6.
Airs. Alfred Hossiter left AVednesday
for Shlckshinny, to spend a few days
with friends In that town.
J. K. Zweizlg is at Niagara Falls.
Air. and Mrs. Christopher Alathew
son are both conllned to the house by
illness-.
Air? Thompson, of Vestal, X. A'., is
tho g est of relatives in town.
The Deestrlck Skule will be given at
the Academy, Saturday evening.
FOREST CITY.
Special In 'lliu Siuiitiiii Tillmtic,
Foreht City, April 17. Clifford lodge,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, in
stalled olllcers last evening. District
Deputy S.illsburg, of Harford lodgs,
'did the work and a social session fol
lowed. A large audience attended the en
tertainment in the opera house last
evening, given by Aliss Cora Alorrls
Grjilln, Airs. 13rundage and Aliss La
Gar. It was u very enjoyable event.
l ii. Carpenter and F. J. Osgood
were in Ctrbondnle yesterday, making
arrangements to connect the Northeast
ern Pennsylvania Telephone company
with the. Independent company down
the valley.
Ite.v, is, I,. Claik is in attendance at
tin' AVyomlng conference. Thu entire
community hopes that he will bo re
turned to this 6hargo for another year.
He Is a preacher of unusual ability,
and an earnest worker In all depart
ments of tho chut eh.
DUNDAFF.
Special lo the Kiranton Tribune.
Dundaff. An II 17. Tuesday opened
thu season for tiout flshlucr, and some
or our anglers in the borough made an
early start In the morning for some of
tho speckled beauties, but on their ie-tutu-lhey
reported a poor catch, anil
the usual llsliorinnn's luck,
About one-fourth of tho lestdonts ot
thu boiougli so to Monti 00 next Alon
day, to attend court, and visit with
Judg!) Searles,
Udwnnl lUiberts, our bachelor frli-iu,
suy.s that the reason Adam's wife was
called nvo, was that when Mio np
i ?arcd, man's day of happiness was
drawing to a close.
Chailes l.oiiler was a visitor at Forest
City on .Monday last, attending to im
portant buslucus for our borough,
'.Squlte Wells and O, T. Hull made a
business trip to Forest City ami Cur
boudulo on Monday last,
Tho oltlsions of thu borough predict
YOUR.
UTAITH wlu hea
curs if you try-
swwujj n
'&
Consumption
Lure
and ours ii to stroujr; we
miaraiilcc u cure or refund
111,1.11,.. mill ii... ..ml ..-...
S.Hfu'.S'i1 boltIe you write for it.
gfltnirb costs :.'3 rents nud will cure Cou.
bUi".!"'?". I'licumoiiia, Ilroucliilif and all
Lui',1'01. 'Illcure urousli or cold
f;lailav,aud thus preent M-rious results.
It Jiae'n doing these tliitifn for Xa years.
8. C. w'-'a K: Co., leltoy. N.V.
i-.ii.. r..vrrl?nrf Viii rnpf.He i.. cami.
no(f 9 VIV" '- ...v,,v,.0i,v gtvmuvill
i ...i..t. tW'
a heavy fall of rain very soon, as there
was heavy thunder heard In tho coun
cil chamber last Monday night.
Deacon Itnce says, "If tt mnn profess
rs to servo the Lord, I like to nee him
do It when he measures onions, as we'll
as when he hollers halleluyer."
Our village blacksmith, & It. Lnnior
cnux, Is having his shop repaired. Con
tractor Finnk P. Chambers has the job.
PITTSTON.
SpecUl In the Siiiinton Tribune.
I'lttston, April 17. AVord was re
ceived here today of the marriage of
Aliss Minnie A'an A'alkenburg, former
ly of the West Side, but for tho pnst
few years it nurso In tho City hospi
tal of Boston, Alastt,, to Dr. Joseph
Hayes, a prominent physician of Bos
ton. Tho marriage was performed on
the ,7th of Inst Alnreh.
Allllcr & Brydon, tho Port Blanchnrd
MOTHER GOOSE PUZZLE.
AVhen Tommy Green drowned the cat
the girls told the parents. Find his
father and mother.
mule dealers, yesterday received two
car-loads of mules fiom Kansas City.
Among the lots weie two line chestnut
s-orrel saddle horses and a line little
Shetland pony, which the firm will
reserve for their own use.
The Anti-Saloon League has adopted
a new course in dealing with the 11
lejral liquor traflic carried on to a great
extent here. Several of tho constables
of tho city have been notllled of the
presence of speakeasies in their pre
cincts and they will be expected to
make returns of such to the county
court. If they fall to do so, the league
will endeavor to have the commissions
taken from them, and will then pro
ceed themselves after the speakeasies.
The constables do not take kindly lo
the new arrangement.
AVilliam AIcAndrew, of Port Cirililth,
a conductor on the Traction line, lias
reorganized the old Plttston Beds base
ball team, and they will play their
first game April 23, with tho AVilkes
Bnne professionals at the Young
Alen's Christian association park, in
AVilkes-Barre.
Airs. .1. J. Howell Is spending the
week at Bollevue.
Kilward Luckey, of Sayre, who has
been sick at his home ror the past few
weeks, lias resumed work at the A'ien
nu dining rooms.
About seventy-live horsemen and in
terested spectators witnessed the first
horse race of the season this after
noon at tho AA'ost Side fair grounds,
it was n matched race for a $50 bet,
and settled a friendly llvalry existing
between John Harris and Barney
Balgls, two Plymouth merchants. Har
ris drove a bay horse, J. H. Talbert,
and Balgls drove a grey horse, Skyler.
The stipulations of the race weie that
each owner should drive his horse, and
Harris was an easy winner, inking two
htralght half-mile heats; time, 1.36 and
1,19V. Daisls was n poor band with
the reins and the race was no race at
all, for his horse was continually up In
the air. Klwood Smith, or AVIlkes
ll'irre, officiated as starter, and the
judges were Thomas Henshaw and J.
13. AVandell, both of Plymouth,
John Shields and Aliss Alary Hawkes,
both of Yates, Pa., weie united in mar
riage last Tuesday at tho Holy Hosaiy
church, Scranton, They will resldo at
A'ates,
The AVest Pitlston fair grounds will
be a lively place, this summer, and
almost all the stables have been leased.
Owing lo thu abandonment oC the
stables at AVest Sldo P.nk, AVllkes
Harte, Klwood Smith, or that city, will
train his horses here, nnd expects to
commence work next week. Five of
his horses will be shipped hero next
Tuesday,
Thoi Plttston Alule Glee society gave
a concert this evening in the AA'ater
Street Baptist church, under the aus
pices of tho Ladles' Aid socloly,
A brilliant April, nuptial event, the
lit st after-Lenten event In the Gar
den A'lllage, took placo this evening
nt the homo of Air. and Airs. G, AV.
Benedict, on Susquehanna- uvenue,
when their oldest daughter, Aliss Jes
sie Altaian, was united In muniugo to
Dr. Kiuiln Krncst Stelner, a prominent
youiw dentist of AViJkes.Bnrte, whoso
former homo was at Krle, Pa. Tho
wedding was performed in tho pres
ence of about 175 Invited guests nnd
tho handsome Benedict home was re
splendent in mngnlilcent iloral decora
tions m ranged by Fdlls, of AVest
Plttston, Jtov, Dr. Soverfon. of the
West Hldo Methodist Hplseopal chuich,
rorfurmed tho ceremony, and tho inuslo
was furnished by live- pieces from Op
peiiheim's orchestra of AVilkes-Barre.
The bridal party Included) Aliss Clara
Benedict nnd Allsi Henrietta Stelner,
of Krie, bildesmnld!i AIss Helen Bene
dict, maid of honor, and Fredcilek
Stelner, of Krie, best man. Tho Inido
wore n real lace gown over whltn s.ltiu.
with a veil, and the biidesmulds wore
pink crefo oyer pink silk. Dr. nnd
Alis. Stelner, after a, Southern tour,
will .bo nt homo at 11 North Alain
slieet, AVilkes-Barre.
The Brothers' base bull team, of
Hllirhcstoun. will line mi nirnliiRr Mm
SciMiitf" State J"a!?ue team Saturday '
nftcrnoon In the followtnR order: Tlnhe,
catcher: 13dvnrd Schmaltz, pitcher!
John Mcduffie, first ban! Frank Toole,
second base; V. n. Schmaltz, short
stopj JamOfl Mornn, third bane; John
Itunno, left lleldj Jako Schmaltz, center
Held: John Falrclotigli, right Hold.
BROOKLYN.
Sprclnl lo die Pcranton Tribune.
Brooklyn, April 17. The Indies of the
Presbyterian church served dinner In
the Odd Fellows' hnll yesterday.
.Amos Kent, ot New Atllford, Is visit
ing relatives here.
Dornn Bros, have a carload of mow
ing mnchtnes nt Foster,
Airs. Arthur AVelnschenk, ot Scranton,
visited hor "brother, AVade Barnes, and
other friends here this week,
George Terry laid tint the lino for the
telephone to Llndavllle, Tuesday.
Lewis Siptlpr Is quite poorly again.
Airs. Dolaway and Aliss JopIc have
moved back from Blnghamton.
Aliss Jessie Dolaway Is spending a
short time In Newark A'allcy, for her
health,
Air. nnd Airs. J. J. Austin spent Sun
day at TIawley.
Mrs. Shge was In Scranton, shopping,
Monday.
Aliss Fannie Stanton Is still confined
to her bed.
The senior class ot Brooklyn High
school and several others attended tho
commencement exercises at Hopbottom
on Monday evening.
HARFORD.
Special to the Soranton Tribune.
Harford, April 17. Bev. Air. and Airs.
Peters, of Blnghamton, N. Y., visited
Air. and Airs. Hawkins recently.
AA'altcr Alaynard will have charge of
the milk station nt the Acre.
Rev. G. D. Fisher preached his final
sermon, as pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church, on Sunday.
The graduates will go to Faetoryvllle
on Saturday to have their pictures
taken. Tho class Is as follows: Aliss
Kllzabeth Estabrook, Aliss Ethel Tif
fany, Aliss Norma Darrow, Aliss Alaud
AVilcox, Aliss Nelma Little, Aliss Char
lotte Stearns, John Bailey, Paul Corse,
AVilliam Sherwood.
The members of the Grand Army met
in the pari: on Saturday and prepared
the giouiul to mount the cannon. It is
now fenced In, to prevent people from
driving across the lawn.
Airs, Alace, of Blnghamton, N. A'., is
visiting her sister, Airs. Paris Tiffany.
Airs. Tompkins lias returned to Har
ford and will occupy rooms in Alts.
Hotchkiss' house.
HOPBOTTOM.
Ppeel.il lu i lie Si'umton Tiibunc.
Hopbottom, April 17. Aliss Julia
Cruber, assisted by homo talent, will
give an entertainment in the Unlver
sallst church, Tuesday, April 22.
Airs. Floyd AVrigley, of Faetoryvllle,
has been spending a few days with tier
aunt, Airs. AV111 Jeffers.
Aliss Edna Brown entertained Prof.
Hunt nnd daughter, Grace, and mem
beis of the graduating class, at din
ner, Tuesday.
Bev. AVIllard Ballau has returned to
his chnrge In Alaine, after visiting his
patents and sister. His wife will spend
the summer with her parents at this
place.
Aliss Jessie Lord has gone to Soran
ton, expecting to spend tho summer,
and to have her ears treated,
Aliss Alta Finn entertained friends
from Scranton, Sunday.
Air. D. AV. AVrlght has left his posi
tion with J, AV, Guernsey, nnd Is now
traveling for Levy Bros., Jewelers, of
Scianton.
TAYLOR.
The German Evangelical church was
the scene of a happy event yesterday
afternoon, when Aliss Anna Both and
John Delnlngor, both popular young
people of this borough were united in
wedlock. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor, Bev, Adolph AVeber. The
bride looked very attractive, nnd was
attended by Aliss Delninger, sister of
tho groom. .Michael Strine, of the
Pyno, noted as best man. Tho cere
mony was witnessed by many fiiopds,
At Nelgley's hotel a sumptuous wed
ding supper was served to one hundred
and llfty guests. In the evening a re
ception was given In honor of thu many
friends In Nelgley's hall, where a dunce
was held, which was attended by over
250 guests.
The postponed fair of the Nebo Con
Kregutlonul church opened lust even
ing In tho basement of the church and
was quite largely attended. Tho en
terprise will be continued this and to
morrow evening. A door prize Is given
away each evening.
Tho snooting match between J, II,
Jones nnd Daniel Uudetliue, on tho
Fail view hotel giouuds, was won by
the latter. Score, 3 to 2. Considerable
money changed hands.
The following ladles of this town en
joypd n trolley ride to the Aloses Taylor
hospital on Tuesday, where they visit
ed John Jones ami Aliss Ethel Steele,
who aro patients at that Institution:
Airs, ,1, B. Daniels, AIis. 13. T. Daniels,
Air. H. M. Howells, Airs. K. T, AVU
Hums, Airs. Lydla AVInterburn, Airs.
Bobert Llewcdlyu, Airs. D. X. Lewis,
Alis, T. AI. Davis, Airs. David Dayls,
Airs. Thomas Grifllths, airs. AV, D.
Thomas, AIis. Ann Steele and Airs.
Bbenezcr aiifllths.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Pour Lines, 3 Cents (or Csch Extra Lint,
For Bent.
l'Olt MINT in Dillon, n furnMicil tottiiire f
mnn roonin, nmr ntstlnnl llni Imntloiii rooii
wnlerj Iiiiub nearly imw mul nil In ruoiI ilmpc.
Aililrci l.oilc llo U7, Ddllon, I'j.
I'OH ItKNT lllRlit nnd tuchr-loom Iioum". Hire"
lllilffc, stciin belli ti-ry rouiotiablc. lloUatc.
1011 HKNT-SW.rcom ll.it with bitli. ttnim
bent, ens miiho mul nil inutloin Iminirtf;
mciils from Aliril tali i rut rrnsoiulile. t-ll
run-, i rcu u. iiaiiu, iku .Milliirrry pircci
l'Olt ItKNT S'm.ill tiirnWicil home ior rent. In
'uu ill ir, i uip AUrCI
STOIin fOIt IJKXT-fUi Wct l.rkawnn v
nuc. Inquire l'lilllp Sclmclt, IfflJ West Uum
wanna nvenm..
DAIIN KOII m:.NT-M2, April lt, three bo'C and
three slnirle alalls ami wash rati!, rear ol
Sit Madison nvenu;. Inqwlre ot 0-14 Madison nvc.
roit flKXT-Slore bnlldlnir lor rent In Dlck'on
City. I'a. Bnlldlna- 80 feet by 21 tcet, cellar
under all, nnd second Mory can lie arranged for
a family. All In good lepilr ready lor nie. ro
coal bre.tl.ers and nilnei clone by cinploylnc over
a thouuml people. An cntrrpriiltKC morcliaiit
can get a lue trade. Apply to William II.
ltlclimond, niclimond Hill, aiai N. Main auntie,
Pcranton, Pa.
rurnished Booms.
Pott rtnKT One furnished room, with linprote
' mentaj also one 'on third floor, cheap. 027
Adams acnue. "
FUftNISItCP ItOO.MS for rent, modern Imple
ment; pibatc family; Kentlcmcn preferred,
t KJ7 Adams avenue.
1011 BUST ntmWied front room, with heat,
bath nnd tea; near court house; gentleman
prelerrcd. Address ltooin, Box 299.
FOB ItCNT Kurni'hed room; heat and batli.
C. Linden (street.
FUBKlSliru BOOMS FOB nr.NT, with heat, caj
and bath, gentlemen preferred, at 039 Adams
venue.
For Sale.
IVWWWV.
l'Olt SALK High wheel lubber tiic luuabout
butrgy .tt n barirjln ut Jl. 'J'. Kcllct'a Lack
awaun.t Canlagc 8hoi.
FOB SALK C'be.ip. one now 12 H. I: fits or
(iasolnnc cngini'. It. II, l'liiii. llulniidjlc, l'.i.
FOB SALK Part or whole Intercut in Palace
Drug- slmc, lllco-ll.u lc. For pirticul-ns
addre-n .r. L tu.nt, 102 Northampton btieet,
Wilki's-Barro, 1M.
CAB PUTS ,r.0,000 yauU Bituscls Inawirc, Vol
ct. abo Maltlngs. Oil Cloth; lil.OOO pieces
linen t-lieets, table clothe, blankctt, counter
panes, napkin. etc., lion beds, springs
liintllo.-iso'i, (hair-!, about xi' cailoads at
publii: auction. Ktlc begins Tmday at 10 n. in.
and 2 and 7 . in., nt 2J0 LackaHinua avenue,
next birantnn Slieet Ballroad waiting loom,
uppovlto l'enn avenue. Cummings & llio., Aus-tioueei-.
FOB SALK A beautiful diamond rim:, one carat.
Will sell for $?.-. Addrc.-s V. O. Box !)3, City.
IIOUSU FOIt SALi: Bay boi-e 7 ye.il a old, 1J-2
hands high, weighs 1,000 putuids; sound,
kind and true; rxtia well city liloKcn; does not
(by or pull. Perfect conformation, U'iy stjilsb;
pi ice 150. A'our money bock if not as rcprc
intcd. P. B. I'.tllerson, M. 1.. lloiiesdnle, l'a.
KOns for hatching. Huff Leghorn; ecllvclv.
l'noecIled in size and color, 7.',e. per I'l. (i.
A. 0'irdner, 1 I2j I'cfin avenue, Scianton, l'a.
FOB SALi: llbiul tllk doulilers. New. Ilamlonl
Ilios., Pateison, X. ,T.
Wanted To Rent.
WANTLI) BOOMS For two adults, three or four
room", furnished or unfurnished for very
light liomelceepinir, first floor picfuied. Address
JL B., Tiibunc office.
WANTED Ftu nished bouse or four or five rooms
for housekeeping. Address A. 0. L'., Ti'ibuue
office.
Wanted To Buy.
WAXTHI) TO ni'V T.nod milk loute in city or
MihinK; 12(1 to 1,10 quarts per day, AdihosS
II. 1). hnlth. Ui.- 127, Biookbn 1M.
I TSieatrical J
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
LY.'IXM-"Tlie BunAway oiil." Mght.
Al'AUlIMY llany .fcnl.ins. Afltinoou and
night.
bTAIt "JII- Xew Voile, .lr." Afternoon and
night.
"Miss New York, Jr."
The "Mi., i.-r York, Jr.," pioduml nt thu
Star vc-iteniay vvoiikl R'auely be iccogulzed by
tiia-e Ml'" have .'fen the peiltumancci given under
that nunc beiotnloie, 'I lie piogi.iuuue, liowevei,
conl, lined onic good fealuu'i and the otio w.n ip
to the avcr.'ge.
Fled W.vikotl gave one of the bet inonologios
lie.iul on tin1 Mar t-tage this tc.iou; and tho
aciob.itlu woik nt the .Meckel -Baker tlio mul
the lejtn iu lem i denial u Jiy l'infe-..or rraue wile
uu-airpa-id. CunnliiglHin and Smith mvl ten
tialucd dog, gave u tunny number and riari
Adanw and the llmlcy stslcm rendeieil pleasing
belccllon-.
ML-d Xi'tv Viiil.. ji,, will remain nt the lar
tlihe balance of the week. Matinees duly.
''Runaway Girl" Tonight.
'Hie theatir-lovlng publii of thi- illy have
quill a tiiMt in tOlO fur them if om'-half ot what
I-. mid ofMhe molts of "A Bunivvay dlrl" ii
Hue. This mmlral comedy will be llie bill at
ll,o Ljceum I heater tonight. This engagement
will enable the many ndinlicri of the clevn- Ut
ile loinedian, Mi. Allhur Dunn, tu v,Utic,sj that
aitlst lu thu leading cemedy lolu of the play.
It U hald that Mr, Dunn Is evlieuiely aiiiiblner
in tlic pall, anil .u tho pait alluded to Is eiippo-ctl
In be Hut of an FnglKh jockey, one can readily
ce his peiuliar iltni'-s fur the lole. lli-.idcs Mr.
Dtniii, theru me mhh llfty tllier people in the
production, the pilnclp.ils and clioiu-, of v.hiili
liave bieu eaicfully M'lictcil for the many ie
ipiiieiuent cleniandoil of Ihciu, I he piliulpal one
of width i the po-'Mssion of Mrum; and well
liullied voices, (nuM now on tale,
STAGE NOTES.
B. F. Keith has given out tin M.tteiuent th.i,t
he Is ready to build a theater lu l'lttbuig, thu
cot j( which will be a million dullau. Ii m.iy
be ready for binlnevs next mm ion,
Lillian Ituv-ell and Mrc, Leslie Caller nie pel.
tional fiiruiN, and lu lelebiation of a jpcrl.il per.
foiinauio of "llu limy," Ml-i Bu-oell piccnteil
the latter Willi n beautiful lnooch of diamonds
nial peavN.
Ilany (Jiraid has tal.ni .m Iteiielacr
Wheelc-r'o pine in the "Dolly Vaiden" company,
Manajtrr Whilncy and Wlueler illijieed ns to
huvv tho pait of tMpialn lllchaul ,liould bo
plajed, and the ailor vvai let nut,
Fugland's oldrnt -'iclui, ,l.ime.s Duel, iilibialed
hU iilmty-elghth birthday jecently. In hU pi line
he pla.iul wllh Fihnuud Krau and many oilier
famous, actois and aitrivon. From his pieacut
mill of heallh lie bids fair In ulebiate his tin
tmy.
I'ay Teuiplelon, fur tho, Ut two jeaio ono of
the elrong cii.U ui Weber and 1'ielil'i company,
Is to leave lint uggitMaliim at the ilosu of thu
prevent theatrical na.on. MUs Tinipleton is to
irtiuii to vaudeville, uud is at piioent toiul br
ing .1 uember of tketches.
Flfle I'ay, Ihe welbkuovvu Ainelliuii soubiette,
has been uuleird to be ioiiiuilltei in tin Hollo
way jail in London fir defaulting In (ho pay.
pient ntuied against her foi ikbt, MUs I'ay
is now lu J'.uU. 'I Im Judgment was foi a ilresi
luakei'd bill, uud was for only u mull amount.
Holland's next play Is to bo called "Joan of
Are," It Is reported lo have bivn reverted for
tho debut of a ockly woman, who U t.ilj to
have paid $-UW,n.l0 Pi adtante for It. t lurlra
I'lolii'i in has teemed the lhtn tu it foi America
SITUATION?
WANTBD 1
PRBE. '
BRANCH WANT OFPICKS.
Want AdvurMsnmenta Will Ma
Received nt Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Cenh-Al City
AWIERT BCIttlLTZ, cornor Mulberry
street and Webster avenue.
0U8TAV P1CIIBL, GM Adams avenue.
West Side
OEOBOIJ W. JUNRINS, 101 South Malo
avenue.
South Scrnnton
THED L. TERPPn, 729 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
OtO. W. DAVIS, comer North Mill
avenua and Market itreet,
Green Eldge
CHABLES P. JONUS, 1557 Dlckioa
avenue.
F. J. JOHNS, P20 Green nidge ttreet.
C. I.OBENZ, corner Waahlngton are-
nuc and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNEPFEti, 1017 Irvine avenua.
Dunmore
J. a. BONE & SOX.
Real Estate.
FOB SALB Elegant files for homes in upper
Green Bldge; choice neighborhood; mo-l de
sirable locality for home iu Lackawanna lounty.
.T. A. Marvine, 1T30 Stndcison avenue.
FORM FOR SALK 'A acres, 7 miles fiom Scran
ton; also SO ncies pasture land for sab or
vent; oil lecated near- F.ltnhurl. F. II. Gardner,
Moscow, I'a,
FABM FOB SALE-f-Mv-two acres, one mile
from Lake Ariel; twelve acred of timber, icat
Improved; excellent spring water on lot; farm
Ituated on road. For paiticulais address Will
Iain Treslar, Ariel, l'a.
FABM FOB SALE or cNtbange for city property
csiluate In Su-ouehanna county; impiovcd;
well wateied; suitable for d.iirjing, ptoek or
slicep raising nnd general fanning. Hansen, At
torney, 329'4 Washington avenue.
Business Opportunity.
CABPKTS M.fKKl yanls Hiu-.-el-. Ingrain?, Vel
vet", also Mattings, Oil Chilli! 10,000 pieces
linen sheets, ttble cloths, blankets, counter
pnncs, napkins, clc, iron beds Bprlngs,
mattiesses, chuiis, ubout eiK catloads ut
pulillo auction. Sale begins Tuesday nt 10 a. in.
and 2 nnd 7 p. in., nt 2C0 Lackawanna uvenue,
ne.t Sci.inten Stieet Ballroad waiting room,
opposite Pcnn avenue. Cununings 4; Uro., Auc
tioneer?. FABTNTR wanted with $1,000 in profitable manu
facturing busine&s. JI. II. Holgatc, Common
wealth building.
STOCK AND WHEAT TKADEBS without delay.
Write for our special market letter. Free on
application. S. M. Illbbard & Co., members N.
V. Consolidated and Stock bxehange, 4t and 46
Broadway, New York. Established lSrtl. Long
Distance' Phone 2SS3 Broad.
Honey to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-Qulck,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
fiom 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
S14-313 Connell building..
Wanted.
WANTED Elevator 7.1S or 11 feet; suitable for
hoisting cairiages. Address James II. Keiiujf,
Parsons, Pa.
Boarders Wanted,
PBIVATE FAMILY wishes to have two nice men
to board, Gciman or English. Call any time
after Thursday. All conveniences, 607 HairiiOi
av enue.
Wanted Rooms and Board.
WANTED Two communicating rooms with board,
private family prefened. Two ladles and a
gentleman. Slate lull paitlculars. Addicts 0.
II. D., Tribune ofllce.
and Annie Rus-ell is slated to cicate the title
I nie.
Nut only has Amelia Bingham ooied another
pciron.il i-ucccss in "A Modem Magdalen," but
i-liv is being upphtided in New A'oik for nlTuid
ing the oppoiluplly to Heniy K. DKey, Wilton
Lacka.ve, Aitlmr Iljroii and othcr.s to shale with
her. A gieat many people believe Dlvcy has
in.idi the hit of his life ill (ids piece,
Chicago is to have two new theatres iu about
another jcir. Both of theni aio to bo inndieatc
boii-scs, one of them to bo loeateil on Bandolph
slieet, Just east of Deaiboin, mid lo coat 400,01)0,
whllo tho picscnt nianageiucnt of the Deaiburn Is
to roitiucl nnotfier thcalir near the present olto
ot that plajhotw,
Ethel llaiij inoic had a narrow escape recently
In Boston, Shy mistook an eitiemely ttiong
medicine for u Siottlu of spirits of innmonl.i and
took u clo.-ci befoie ilia di-tweied her mistake,
Foitiuutely the dlfterencu in talo aioueil lur
oibpii loin and prevented the ilo-e fiom being
ii large one, but Mie had taken suftiiient to in
capacitate her fur the time being, 'I lie cuil.ilu
was kept down for i-oiue lime, but she Anally
appealed.
Tim ouppleincntaiy spilug tour ot the Mod-jcska-James
company will iniludo return engage.
menu In Wilkcs-llane, S'crautou and Ilinghnn
inn. 'the magiillUent scenic produclioii given
Henry VII by Managirs Wagenhals and K'emper
has created .1 big ileniinil iu the.so and other
cities to Fee (his great oi-gankatlon In another
play, 'lliu picferenci in niot ims Is in fivor
of the Meichant of Venice, which is pic-eulcd
in Just as iliborate a manner.
OLYPHANT
The Junior band of the Blakcly BaptUt ihiuih
are mipiiiug an iuteicMiug canlau enlillcil,
"llu Meny Company," which will be given at
the lllal.ely Hapll churih net 'lluuwliy even
ing, It Is u very pieily c-mtata nnd vriy rnter
talnlncr from bcgluniug to end, and many of the
pirl aie quite amusing. Then will ab.0 be a
drill given by the ( adets, whlih alone Is wciith
the pi lie of adiuUsloii 1.1 cents, fo cu.iiu will
be for Kile at thu (loo of tho euleilalmiieiil.
'I he Oljuipla orehehlia will conduct their danc
ing ilars lu Borough hall, Pilcebuig, this even
ing Ilcieafler it will bo held cm Tuesday even
Ins. The -Invents Dancing class will gin a social In
Mahou'N hal this evening, Mtbie by l.anicuce's
orilicMia,
Mr. and Mis. , L, lleiry, -Mr, and Mrs. Chailes
I.cwtley, .Misses Flora and Alice David and Oliver
David, Jlttiided Urn funeral of Henry lleiry, ut
Carbondala jcsteulay,
John L, Milllvau iu George Dowuiiig's big V .Hi
de villa bhow, will be lliu attraction at t lie Father
Mathevv open house Monday night,
Mls Edith Jones, of Vlcst tkranlun, was a
vUltoi lleie e.lildJi,
Mi !-.ulle Matthews, of t'u-ipieliamu Ireit, has
gone lo tho I'ciir..-, Ivaiila hu-pital ut Oakbuiu,
near I'hlladelphla, for luatmeiit. Ilcr many
lileiuU hopo for her upeedy recovciy,
Mm, llollls Multh, of Piovldeuce, was the
Ifiioit or Dr. and Mm. W. W. Jenkins .veleiij.v,
Mr. Ilany WiIrIii, of C'aibuiulale, .pint je
Uiday with ulallves iu (own.
'I l.o Junior baud of the lllaUly lUptitt. cliunii
aie luepaiiug cm inteiestiua; cantata, which will
be given in tho church liui,day evening, April
21. 'llio title of the piffounanie Is "The Meny
Coinpany." It i u veiy pictty pleic ami 1. m,
teitjliiln; lion) beginning lo end and xouio pait
aie very amusing. Theie will ul.o bu u ililll
given by lli'i Cadets, whlclt alono Is worili the
price of adinU.lon, whleh is 13 cents, lie cieim
will be on rale at the close of the inteitaln.
Iiis-nt.
II. W. Hauls U in New York on a buiiin
liip.
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
MorjThn Pour Lines, 6 Cents for t!ac!i ntr Mis,
Help Wanted Male.
WAXTKII AI once (rood helper lit shoeing and
hlirkmllh. ahnp. .Must have had eipnlence.
Siiber and liidustilous. J. II, llet, Pond Eddy,
WANTED tinimdlately. a live repieenlutlve to
fell taptaln lltyant'a (Iniliil American Hem.
eily In Caibondate nnd vicinity. Addiess or call
L. W, Bryant, (111 inr Mmtroe avenue,
IINEIKIKIIO MEN TO SOLICIT SAVINGS AO
COUNTS. SLBIEH POHlllONM 'III Till'.
JIHllir PARTIES. TITLE MIUAIIANTV AND
TBl'hT r.'0(PANY.
WANTED Accurate man with nonic Icnowlctlgct
of bookkeeping, billing Hint fdilpplug. (If
afraid of work, doVt npplv). Address, glvlnir
age, etc., A. B, k Co., Tiliiunc office.
WANTED A first class nun to take care ot local
agency for easy jelling Mock. The light man
call make from .'I0 to f.V) n week. Write at once
to Investor, Tribune office.
WANTED Two experienced stenographers; ap
ply to International Salt Co., Connell build
ing;, Scranton, Pa. '
Help Wanted Femnle.
WANTED A lady stcnogiapher, neveral .vcarn ex
perlcnce, deslics position Willi mercantile
house. Slate salary and partloulais. I!. W.,
Tribune.
iVAXTKD-.V calcslady. Addiesa W., General
Delivery, City.
WANTED Olil for general housework. Apply at
S00. Qulncy avenue.
LADY CANVASSER wanted to solicit subscrip
tions for Tho Tribune; good commission of
fcied with a fair guaianteu for first-class worker.
Apply personally at Business Manager'a office,
Scianton Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS WANTED
LIPB OP T. DEWITT TALMAGU, by
his Sou, BF.V. FRANK DEWITT TALMAGE and
associate editors of Christian lleialcl. Only book
endorsed by Talmage famllv. Enormous profit
for agents who act quickly. Outfit ten cents.
Wiito Immediately CL'AKk & C ., 322 b,
4tn St, P.ilia., Pa Mention this Paper.
AGENTS WANTED Salary or commission. Ad
dress M. B-, Tribune office.
GENTLEMEN and lady agent!! wauled, honor
able and pleasant work; sj.l.00 to 'i-00 per
day. W. J. Brewster, 505 Linden street, Scran
ton, Pa.
Situations Wanted.
YOUNG MAN deslies woik evenings at i-tenog-tapliv,
bookkceeplng or cleiiial woik. H. C'
care of Tribune.
SITUATION WANTEI-llv a German gill, to do
general housework in a small family; can
give good reference. Address A. K., P. O. bos:
U, Ol) pliant. Pa.
AN EXPEBIENCED young lady would like plain
sewing to-do, go nut by the dav; ran furnish
reference. Address Miss Mae, care Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED By a widow, would like
washing and house cleaning by the dav. Sirs.
Miller, 712 Schnell court.
POSITION wanted by a young lady quick in fig
ures nnd good penman. 1510 Gardner avenue.
Auction.
CABPETS 50,000 yatds BiursoLs. Ingrain, Vel
vets, also .Mattings, Oil Cloth; 10,000 pieces
linen sheets, table cloths, blankets, counter
panes, napkins, etc., iron beds, springs,
inattic.KSC, ehairs, about sis: carloads at
public auction. Sale begins Tuesday ut 1(1 a. m.
nnd 2 and 7 p. in., at 210 Lackawanna avenue,
next Scranton Slieet Railroad waiting room,
opposite Penn avenue. Cinnmings & Bio., Auc
tioneers. Lost.
LOST Steel Deaden piu.o containing small sum
of money, on Lackawanna avenue, near Wy
oming. Finder plea-e icttirn piue to Tiibune
olfice and keep contents.
LOST 2.', between Peck Lumber Co.. East Mar
ket stieet mid Prrsbvteiinn church. BcWaid
if letmncil to office of Peck Lumber Co.
Estrayed.
ESTBAYED A il.uk red blsh setter, female, is
at the Etie freight linns', Washington avenue,
Scranton, I'a, Owner can have the dog by call
ing and paying ijamagcs, GcoigG W. 'iiuiier.
Dissolution of Partnership.
ioiiurJoTror'TAi
ship hcietofoie existing betwciu J, M. 1'iiidv
and A. M. Finn, under fio firm name of Purdy
fc Finn, is this 20th div. of Mai'h, 100:. ill,
solved by mutual consent. A. M, Finn letlilng.
The bu.sluc..-. heuafter will be continued by ,l. M.
I'uuly uuder the firm name of J, M. Piiidy .t Co.,
to whom all otilslandlur aicuunls will ho paid
and who asbuinc all liabilities.
J. M. PUIIDY,
A. M. Finn.
Daltou, Maith 29, 1002.
LEGAL.
IN THE ni'trlct Court of the 1'nlled States for
the Middle Distiict nt l'enii-ch.inla. lu the
nutter of W. P. Connell k Son, bankrupt. No.
, In bankruptcy. To the ciedltor.s of W. 1
Council is: Son, u( Scranton, lounty of laicka
waunii, and District aforcstld. a bankitipt:
Notice Is hereby given lliat nn the 15th div of
April, A. n. I'JiW, tlie laid W. V. Connell k Son
was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the
first meeting of their ciedllois will hu held at tho
ofllce uf Ihe Beferre in llio Government Building,
in the city of Scranton, Pa., on tho 2th diy of
April, A. D. 1002. ut 111 o'clock in the foienoon,
at which time the said ucdilors tuav attend,
move claims, appoint at Tiuslee, examine the
bauktupt, and transact null oilier business .is may
piopeuy collie ueiero sain meeiing.
C. A. VAN WOI1MEB
Scranton, Pa., 1002,
Pioof ot claim 50 cents.
Referee,
NOTICE is heieby given Hut ut a meeting of the
slurehohlei.s or members of Ihe Laikawaiiua
Stoic .Woiiatlou, Limited, held at its olhcu In
the City of Scranton, l'enn..' Ivanla, on llic 14th
diy of Apill, 1P02. It was u solved that the tuM
.is-oi lallon bo cllssolvcil by voluntary acllon of its
meinbcrs, nnd at the same ineetlu.- tint nuclei,
signed weie appointed Lliuhl.itiug Tiustees to
wind up tho cwiccin and dlstrlbulo the aets
Iheieot among tho uicuibcis lu accordance with
the piovblou-s of an Ait ot thu General A-,-brmbiy
of the Conuiiomvealth of l'inn.v Ivanla,
cut It It-it. "An Act auilioillng the fntmatlen of
piilueishlp associations In whlih Ihe lapital
atibulilml shall alone bo responsible fur the
debts ot the in -delation, except under certain ill.
cuiintaiitcs," upproveil the eci)id day of June,
A, IK 1S74, and Hie supplements thereto.
All persons aie tlirirforc notified Ui.it said
association is lu liquidation uud dissolved, ex
cept ,o far as is necessary lo keep It alive lur the
benellei.il winding up theicof, and cvciy one In
debted lit said association is henby itotllld to
pay uch liidcbtriluc without delay to thu tin
denlgued at their ofllce. corner Jefterson and
Lackawanna avenues, Mianton, Pa,, and a pei
soul having ilalms agjliut raid asiilaliiiu wl
prctcul them to us fu- pajintut at the said uf.
(Mgncd) E. I. 11 VI FIELD, '
JAMES S, MOIT.
HAROLD S. FAIIICIIII.il,
Liquidating 'liuilees.
Scunloii, Va., Apill 14. IW-'.
CANDIDATES for the oflHa of ' lii.i'irclcr of
Mines aro hcrcb notllled Iliac Hie Board of
examiners jpnolntul by the Court of Common
Pleas of l.ackawauni county, will inert at lliu
Board of Control looms, city Hall, fcciautun.
on Monda.v, Apill 21, 1"02. at 10 a. m., for (he
cxaiuliialioii of such candidates as may .tnpe-ar
bc-fora tin in. Candidates villi notice tint titer law
squirts theni to produce salllartory evlilemo of
iaiiur.Juul Jt least hvo jears piuc Ileal cvperi.
cnio in the antluavile co.il iiiluo.
llKl.s'i: A. PillLI.IP-s,
CH.OBGi: WATKIVS,
TIMOniV D. HAYES.
4DII.S ItOLAND,
Eamlu'.rj.
POLITICAL.
sstahjssjfcjtijsjr4jhjs.js.jfc
FIBST LEOISLATIVIJ nt8TniCT-Nolle W hr.
by given to the llepuhllean voters Of tha
First r!eBllallre.l)lattlet,-rtliat..a,iirtiitar .Itc
Hon will lie held on Saturday, April 0, 1W2, be
tneen (he hours of lour and seven, p. ju.,tcjr tba
tturitosc ol nominating a candidate' (of the Leg
Islature to represent the cllstilet and It fleet ivvn
delegate to the llepuhllean State Convention to
be held lit ttiurltburg Jimft 11, 1002,
The convention to rompule llio Volef.wlll lia
held on Tuesday, April 20, at 10 o'clock in Co
operative Hall, Eatli candidate must register,
with the district chairman, his full name and
postofflee address, and pay bis assessment fifteen
ila)rt beforo the election, or his namo will not hi
placetl on the official ballot,
The district vigilance committee, in the vari
ous precinct', will conduct Ihe election, and tb
result will le reported bv the return Judge tt
Hie district convention, which will tie compose
of- the return Judges. A written notice contain
ing their instruction will be mailed to the mem
bcia of the various district vigilance committees.
GEO. W. JENKINS, Chairman.
Allet W, W, SIMPSON, Secretary.
SECOND LEGISLATIVE DtSTBICT-Notlco I
heieby given to the Republican loters of
the Second Legislative district that n primary
election will lie held oil Saturday. Apill 20. 1002,
between the hotira of .four and Reven o'clock p.
nt., for the puipose of electing two delegate to
icprcsont said legislative dlsltlct In the coming
Rritubllean slato convention to be held in Hap
rtsbitrg on Juno II, 1002, and to nominate a
candidate for the legislature.
The convention to compute (ho vote will bo
held on Tuesday, April 2i, 1002, at 1 o'clock p.
m., In the rooms of the Central Republican club
in Scranton.
In accordance wllh the rule governine thl
district the candidate will be voted lor directly
by the voter at the polls. Each candidate must
register with the district chairman Ida full nam
and postofflee address and pay his assessment
twenty days btfoio the election or his name will
not Iw placed in the official ballot, neither will
onv voles cast tor him be counted. '
The district vigilance committees In tho varb
ou precincts will conduct the election and tin
result will be reported bv the return Judge to thu
district convention, which will be composed ol '
the return judges of the varloua district. A
written notice containing further Instructions trill
bo sent to the members ot the said district vigil
once committees.
FREDERIO W. FLEITZ. Chairman.
Attest :-WALTKR E. DAVIS, Secretary.
TIHBD LEGISLATIVE DISTniCT Notice Is here
by given that thero being only one candidal
for icprcsentallve, two delegatea and two alter
nates o I lie State convention having registered,
we, the chairman and secretary of the Third Leg
islative district Republican committee, hereby de
clare the same to be the nominees of tho Republi
can party in the said district, in accordance with
the provisions ol Rules 24 and 25 ol the party
rule.
The personnel of the standing; committee ii
to umain as nt present constituted.
By order of
THURSTON S. PARKF.B, Chairman.
J. H. WATKINS, Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until 12
o'clock noon, on .Monday, April 21, 1902, in
the office of the City Recorder, in City Hall,
Scranton, Pa., Ior the purchase ol Two Hundred
and Elghtv-flvo Thousand ($283,000) dollars ol
three and one-hall (3i9l) per cent. Scranton City
Bonds, known as "Judgment Funding and Mu
nicipal Permanent Improvement Loan."
Denomination of Bonds $1,000 each.
Bonds redeemable in order ot their numbers al
follows: "
Bonds No. 1 to 50, inclusive, May 1, 1007.
Bonds Nos. 51 to 100. inclusive, May 1, 11)12.
Bonds No. 101 to 150 inclusive, May 1, 1017.
Bonds Nos. 151 to 200, inclusive, May 1, 1022.
Bonds Nos. 201 to 250, inclusive, May 1, 1027.
Bonds Nos. 251 to 2.5, inclusive. May 1, 10.12.
Principal and interest guaranteed by special
tax levy and payable at the office of the City
Tieasuicr, Scranton, Pa.
Bonds issued free of all taxes. -
Said bltls will bo opened by the City Recorder
in his ofllce in City Hall, Scranton, Pa., on the
dav and hour above written.
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
check for S3.000.
W. Ii. CONNELL. City Recorder.
Executive Office, City Hall, Scranton, Pa.,
April 2, 2002.
Bheumatism.
rTiEUMATISM All i uartles that wish ran h
spccdilv and permanently cured of all va.
rleties of Bheumatism by a vegetable compound.
Cures guaranteed. Inquire or address J. E. Tay
lor. Scranton.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDINO. 23 TRADERS BANK
Building, and St. Paul Building, Near-York.
Architects.
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELtj
Building.
FREDERICK I. BROWN. ARCH. B REAL
Estate Exchange Bldg.. 128 Washington aye.
Civil and mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING, 813, CONNELL BUILDINQ.
STEVENSON & KNIGHT, 720 CONNELL BLDG.
Dentists.
VDR. O. E. EILENDEBQER, PAULI BUILDING,
Spruce street, bcranton.
DR, O. O. LAUBACH, 115 WYOMINQ AVENUE.
Lawyers.
W1LLABD, WABREN it KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and Counsellois-at-Law. COJ to 012 Connell
Buildirg.
FBANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
Booms 12, 14, IS and 13 Burr Building.
D. B. REPLOOLD, ATTORNEY LOANS NEGO
tlated on real estate security. Mears Building,
corner Washington avenue and Spruco street.
JESSUP & JESSUI ATTORNEYS AND COlfN-sellors-at-lavv.
Commonwealth Building, Roorni
19, 0 and SI.
EDWARD W. THAYER, ATTORNEY. ROOMS
DOJ-COl, Oth floor, Mears building,
L. A. WATRES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARB
of Trade Building, Scranton, Pa.
PATTEBSON & WILCOX, TRADER'S NATIONAls
Bank Building
O, COMEOYS. 013 REPUBLICAN BUILDINQ.
A. W. BERTIIOLF, OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
til Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN. 013 NORTH WASHINGTON
ivenue.
DR. B. W. IAMOREAUX, OFFICE 339 WASH.
Ington avenue. Bcsldence, 1318 Mulberry.
Clironia diseases, lungs, heart, kidneys and
Kcnlto-urinary organs a specialty. Hours, I
to 4 p, ra.
Osteopathy.
DB D. G. EVANS, OSTEOPATH, 126-8 WASH.
Ington avenue. Chronic and nervous dUeasei
a spedalrj-, Consultation lice.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE
nue. Bales icasonable. '
P. ZIEQLER. Proprialor.
BCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR, I)., L. 4 W. PA
srnccr depot. Conducted on tha Europtai
Plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A B. DRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cesj pools; no )dor; only improved pumps used.
A. B. Dries', proprietor. Leave oidert llnl
North Main avenue, or Elcke'a drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Botli telephones. -.
Seeds.
0. R. CLAllKK & CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURb
rrvmen, store 201 Washington avenue; gieu
houses, 1030 North Main avenue; stor tele,
phone, 7S2,
Wire Screens,
JOSEPH KUETTF.L. BEAR 511 LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton, l'a., ruanul.ictuier ol Wire berctruu.
Miscellaneous,
PBESbMAKINO FOB CHILDilEN TO ORDER
a!bo ladies waUU. Louisa Shoemaker, $11
Adams aeuue.
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v clones, piper bas twine, Wareuume, l-(
Washington avvuuc, Scrantcu, I'a.
THE WILliES-UARBE BECOBD CAN UK HAH
in Scianton at the news stands ol ReUnuti
Urea., 400 rprucc and, 50-1 Ljndtn; M. Noilou
S22 lackananna avenue; I. S. S. liutzer, 21i
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