'"'rZSJltKT
KY ;-" 'J7
.: 'nnrwt,TW .? '."?! rs w- r ' , '
...
,
THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1902.
...
i
') irt.
"N,
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
HONESDALE,
Rpeelsl to 'tin! Scranton Trlliiiiic.
Honcsctulc, April 17.-lMwln (1. Slur
huok, of Proinptoii. nntl Herthiv N.,
i-ldest daughter of Mr. iiml Mrs. George
IJck. were nnlte-il In lmmltiRO l)j' Hew
II. A. .Smith nl thi! homo of the lirltle's
parents, near the Mir grounds, Wednes
day. Mrs. C. M. Uetz. Is tho gucsit or Prof,
and Mrn. TwUngcr In Wilmington, Del.
"My airl," one the greatest of music
al comedlex, will appear at the Opera,
house, Saturday evening:, April 19.
C. lldgni' Koseciniw, the fainoim uur
toonlHt, will give an entertainment In
the I'roHbyterlan chapel, Thursday,
April 24, under tho auaplres of the Kn
deavor society.
There will not ho tiny pu-nelilng
sorvlceH in the Methodlct church on
Sunday.
Charters have been granted the
Ahicrlcan Knitting company, capital
UR.OOO, and to the Maple City Knitting
mills, capital $12,000, both of Honesdale.
Many of the ancient store frontH In
Honesdale aro being replaced by mod
ern up to date plate glass windows;
the Inst one to undergo tho change Is
the large stoie of S. W. Powell on
lower Main street.
The report presented at the eleventh
annual meeting of the Ilonesdnlo Im
provement association, show very satis
factory results. The amount expended
the past year was $228.32. They begin
the new year with a balance of $l.'2.8."i
in treasury. The newly elected otllcers
arc: President, Miss C. I Peterson;
vice-presidents, Mesdames C. M. 13etz,
J. K. Jenkins, C. F. Rockwell: secre
tary, Mrs. T. J. Ham: assistant secre
tary, Mrs. I. R. IMchttnyer; treasurer,
Miss Tlllle Weiss; executive committee,
Mesdames K. A. Pennlinan, W. H.
Holmes, James Bush, W. W. Lambert,
R. N. Totrey. W. H. Hulslzer. J. E.
Richmond, G. W. Penwarden, W. J.
Fuller.
Mr. Crandal White and family ate
moving to New York city.
Mr. anil Mrs. K. F. Torrey aro at
Atlantic city, for a few weeks.
Miss Nellie G. Kimble lias been a
guest In the family of Rev. II. C. Me
Demott, at Scranton.
"Mrs. W. IT. Lee is with her father
who Is very ill at his home In Wilkes
Barre.", Miss Clara T. Sutton is confined to
her home with an attack of pneumonia.
NICHOLSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, April 18. The "H. M. S.
Pinafore: or. The Lass That Loved a
Sailor," will be given next Friday night
tat the opera house. The soloists are:
'Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Rorter, K. C. B
first lord of admirals, Rev. L. L. Lewis;
Captain Corcoran, commanding H. M.
S. Pinafore, M. A. Werkhelser; Ralph
Rackstraw, able seaman, L. W. Shields;
Dick Deadeye, able seaman, M. D.
I Kelley; Bill Bobstay, boatswain's mate,
Jtay snyaer; hod ueeKet, carpenters
mate, W. S. Crock; boatswain, R. C.
I'Shields; Josephine, captain's daughter.
Florence Wilklns; Hebe, Sir Joseph's
first cousin, Mrs. L. B. Jones; Little
Buttercup, a Portsmouth woman; first
t lord's sisters, his cousins and his aunts,
pauors, marines, etc. xicKets will be
. on sale Monday at Pratt's drug store.
Admission: Reserved seats, 50 cents:
general admission, 23 cents; children, 25
cents.
Charles Fredenburjr, who purchased
tho Nlver property about a year ago,
has bold It to Kirk Stephens.
Mrs. Henry Beebo died at her home,
In Piercevllle, Thursday night.
Charles Turner, son of Utley Turner,
was fatally injured on the Lehigh Val
ley railroad, Thursday, April 17, and
was removed to Sayre hospital, where
he died today.
THOMPSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, April 18. At the home of
his daughter, Mrs. F. E. Ingalls, occurr
ed the death of Abraham D. Miller,
Tuesday night. A short service was
held at the house Wednesday evening
at 7.30 p. m. Rev. W. II. French, of
ficiating. The remains were taken to
Hunter, N. Y., Thutsday morning,
where funeral was held Friday. He
leaves three daughters, Mrs. Lake, of
Windsor, N. Y.: Mrs. Wooden, New
York and Mrs. T. K. Ingalls; two sons,
"Willam and J. D. His ago was 77
years.
A. C. Crowley, of Stamicca, was In
town yesterday.
Mrs. S. S. French attended tho funer
al of Mrs. Almura Washburn, at Jack
bon, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Bennett, of Windsor, N. Y
is visiting at A. H. Crosiers.
L. M. Sanford and family spent
Wednesday at W. H. Tallmans.
Two dinner parties were given yester
day. One at Mrs. L. F. Henries, the
other at Mrs. William Whltneys. Both
were enjoyed by ladies of our town.
They had a rag-tlmo nnd tho hostess
WATCH DOQS.
Ever on the Alert Alive to Every
Form of Oppression Kept on Edge.
Burdened Beyond Endurance.
Nerves Give Out.
'The machinery of a mill that grinds
day and night has to shut down now
and then for repair. It is the same
way with your nerves, Overwork
, close application, our wayn of living
bring about nerve wasto that sets up
symptoms of various kinds, jt may
be falling Btiength, weakness, lunguor
headache, sleeplessness, etc. What
ever It Is, neivo fence s Jacking una
the meuns of restoilng rests with Vr
A, W, Cliuije's Nervo Pills, a gieat
many people In Scranton voucli for
this.
Among them Is Mis. Joseph Mitch
ell, of No, 910 Linden fctreet, West
Serantan, Pa., who says: "Or, a W
Chase'svN,erve Pills aie due, i wn'B J
out of order, nervous, and could not
N sleep, weak and inlseiuhle. Tim l-i,i
Vneys were sluggish nnd the back imi,e
Nothing seemed to help mo until i B0't
a box of the nervo pills at Mutthows
Bros', duig store, No. 220 Lackawanna
avenuo. Since I ook theni l sleep well
don't jerk and talk. My nerves ure
Bteady, . feel stiong, and the kidneys
rue woiklng well again, 1 am more
than pleuseO, and glad to lecommeud
Hie medicine."
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at 60c. a bog at dcaleis, or Dr. A
W, Chase Medlcrje Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
See that portrait and signature of A.
W, Chine, M. D., aio on every package.
at each place wilt soon have new car
pels. Allan Miller, of Kingston, was called
here by the death of his grandfather,
A, D. Miller.
Mrs. Italia Carpenter, of Ararat and
Mrs. Bessie Walker, of Ulnghninton,
arc guests at N. T. Fosters. The latter
will assist Mrs. Foster In the store.
William Douglass, of Rochester,
moving to the William Tucker house.
Is
forest City. V
Special In the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, April 18. A large and
appieclatlve audience enjoyed the liter
ary and musical entertainment by Miss
Cora Morris Griffin, Mrs. Lizzie Hughes
Brundage and Miss Lillian La Bar in
the Opera limine, Wednesday evening.
It was under the allspices of tho Prpi
bytenlun church. Mrs. Brunduge's
fine vocal power was at Its best and
PICTURE
ZJBKJimm& Mi iltfinni ll TTrlL '
When the seizure of Virginia Records
was ordered. Governor Beikeley and
Lord Culpeper were present. Find them.
she won merited encores at each ap
pearance. Miss Griffin was especially
effective in her rendition of "Michael
Strogoff," and "Riley's Frost Is on the
Pumpkin."
Miss Mae Carpenter, a graduate of
the Forest City high school, was united
in man luge to George Jones at her
home in Unlondale, last evening. Both
young people have many friends here
who extend congratulations.
The new officers of Clifford Lodge
I. O. O. F., were installed by District
Deputy Salesbury. of Harford, Tuesday
evening. The installation was followed
by a &moker and social session which
was greatly enjoyed.
A. J. Lawrence, who recently left
Forest City for Denver, Col., now has
a lucrative position as state agent for
an Insurance company in Texas.
Rev. C. A. Spalding, of the Baptist
church, Is attending tho conference in
Scranton, this week.
Mrs. F. L. Grander and son Frederick
are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Rev. R. L. Clark Is in attendance at
the Wyoming conference. It is the uni
versal wish that lie may again bo re
turned to Forest City. He has accom
plished much good during his two years
in tills charge.
Mrs. David B. Thomas, of Gieen
Ridge, spent the eaily part of the week
with friends here.
The ball of the Star Drum eoips In tho
Opera house, Tuesday night was a suc
cess.
Miss Floience Shapley has tetuined
from a visit in MooMc.
Eli Crnndell. who had notoriety
thrust upon him by his marriage to
the Edwurdson-Lestemitor woman ic
cently wns In town this week. Ho Is
now working in Dundaff and went to
Carbond.ile to see If "he had been sold
out" In any of the recently law suits
brought in connection with tho case.
UNIONDALE.
Special to tlie S" union Tiilimie.
Unlondale, April IS. Evangeline Car
penter Is at present making her home
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foster.
John Hall, who was recently removed
from this place, died Wednesday nt
Burnwood.
Miss Mabel Crandall Is home, to spend
a few weeks with her father.
Rev, r. D. Jenkins preached In
Wllkes-Barre, Sunday.
Miss Jennie Claike, of Mouldnle, van
recently the guest of Miss Virginia Car
gill. Tho maple sugar made this year by
Mis, Phoebe Carpenter sustains tho
reputation of former yenrs.
The commencement exercises of the
graded school will be held Friday even
ing, April 25, in tho Presbyterian
church. An exceedingly Interesting pro
gramme Is la preparation.
Rev. II, J. Crane and wife have, re
turned from a visit to Ararat.
WELSH HILL.
Spciijl o (lie Siranlon Tilbune.
Welsh Hill, April 17. II. It. Butler Is
doing Jury duty at Montrose, this week.
Rev. It. N. Hart is and' Miss Verdu
Morgans leturned , today from Nuntl
coke, where they attended tho meeting
of tho Wyoming Association of Cougie
gatlunal churches uml the Sabbath
School union,
Mr. and Mis. Wallace AVatklns are
settled In their new home.
Several fanners of this vicinity will
patumUo the Cllffoid creamery this
season,
Mrs. David Jones has leturned from
rei'Kvuio wneie sue was called by her
father's Illness,
Arthur Owens, who was convalsecent,
Is suffering a i ellipse and is very low at
this writing,
Mrs. Richard Davis lias fully recover
ed fioni her severe Illness.
J, Evans is about to resume the e
sponslbllltles of postulate? of Welsh
Hill.
Prof. Anthony's pupils aio rehearsing
for their closing exercises to be given
sometime In May.
Several barns will bo erected this
summer by our curpentor, T. D, Jones,
TAYLOR.
i -
The performance of "Judas Macca
beus" nt tho Cnlvnty Baptist church
on Monday evening, April 28, promises
to bo ono of the best musical treats
ever held here. Prof, D. R Jones,
tinder whose direction the orntorla will
bo given, has worked hard. Tickets, 50
cents! reserved seats, 75 cents. TldfcotB
can bo purchased at any of the busi
ness places.
Miss Lydla Hosklns, our talented
young pianist, participated In the re
cital of tho Scranton Conservatory of
Music, ut Scranton, last evening.
Tho tenth nnnlveisury of tho corner
stone laying of the Old Forge Metho
dist Episcopal church will bo com
memorated by it concert In the church
on Tuesday, April 22, which promises
to be a grand treat, as Borne of tho best
musical and literary talent has been
secured to take part. Among those en
gaged are MIsm Lurkford, soprano,
Wllkes-Unrre; Miss Via Jones, con
tolto, Scranton: Daniel Jones, tenor,
Old Foigc; Arthur Morgan, basso, Tay
lor; Miss Ailela Kvans, pianist, Old
Forge; MIsm Dorr, violinist, Scranton:
Miss Mao Brodhead, elocutionist, Old
Forge. Price of admission, 15 and 23
cents. Concert begins at 7.30 o'clock.
Ice cream, cake and coffee will be
served In the Sunday school rooms
after the concert.
PUZZLE.-
A number of relatives and fi lends
from this town attended the funeral of
the late Mis. Ada Richards, wife of Dr.
Herbert Rlchaids, of Moosic. Deceased
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Davenport, of this town, and was
highly esteemed bv all who knew her.
The lollowlng from this town attended:
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Davenport and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Daven
port, Mr. and Mrs. George Douse, Mis.
Benjamin Fern, Mrs. Libby Jones,
Zachariah Hieseeker and daughter,
Miss Ruby, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Egbert and family.
Sabbath services at the Methodist
Episcopal chuich will be held at the
usual hours.
Tho Anthracite Glee club will meet
tomorrow afternoon in their looms m
Llewellyn's hall. All members aro re
quested to be present.
The shooting match held hero on
Thuisday. between J. H. Jones nnd
Daniel Enderllne, for a puise of $100,
was won by the latter by a close mar
gin. Tho score: Jones, 2; Enderline, ,i.
Trappers, D. J. Jones and Robert Fales;
referee, Sim Davis. i
The Methodist Episcopal churches of
this town. Old Forge, Lackawanna,
Rendhinn, Avoca and Mooslc will urn
a consolidated excursion to Lake Lo
dore on Juno 17.
Miss Mattle Jones, of Nanticoke, lias
been the guest of her eousln. Miss Jen
nie Smith, of Pond street, for tho past
few dajs.
Taylor lodge, No. MS, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows will meet this
evening In regular seshlon.
Ex-Burgess Samuel Powell, of Nnntl
eoke, called on lelatlves heiu on Thurs
day. County Supeiinleiideut of Schools ,T.
C. Taylor, of Scivintou, ias a caller In
tou n on Thursday.
All members, of the committee on the
joint exclusion of the local hose com
panics and band are requested to meet
at tin' usual place this evening at 7.30
o'clock.
Rev. Dr, Harris will oillciate at the
usual hours tomorrow at tho Calvary
Baptist church. Sunday school at 2 p.
in.; superintendent, W. B. Owens. All
nre welcome.
Theatrical, J
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
.U.UUIMV
nlslit.
Harry JcrMih. Afternoon and
M.U-"ilM Nun
lilglit.
YviK, Jr." Atteniuon anil
"A Runaway Girl."
IKcaiHc ",V lluiuway Girl" wa billul for
J'lttslon and Cuibondalo thcro were tlio.o wbo
ent 1 tlie Victim last nlitlit expecting ,i poor
premutation of tlie inudi talked n( musical com.
euy ucit., 'iiiese tamo wire plcasurably disap
pointed. Tbey did imt tee tbo oiltinal London
company but tbey taw a ery cicditablo prcaetf
tatlon. Aii.ioiio who bad not wen It on llroid
way wuuld bcMute to pa3 an unfavorable t ritt
ilmn. 'Ibo only aduroo comment tlut might la
faiily inado U Hut tbo fimalo kololnta wue lot
ipiltc up In tbe btitndaid of the piece,
Auy dUnpamy of this Kind, liowoer, U for.
sotlen in the contemplation of iho funny uik of
Ailliur Umm in the rolo of nipper, 1IU Jimvi,
of IhciUMhes, am plentifully funny to make the
judliiifp wish for no end of i'llppei, but tbo lluej
uiu by far tho leant tunny phae of Dunn's .
trajal of Iho jiart, 'fbe cunilial anlks of tbo
illnilnutHe Dunn aio way up In tho front rani,
of tho laugh projoklru; tilings of Iho tlajo of
today. His any inou Is piuoutlc uf lutltll
and bo is euiisUiitly In motion.
Jlly ;iua lltllo Jeiome, Dunu'iJ jiailncr, In tbo
fun making, is u happy nloitlon, Miu pict.
ly, und tprlsbtly and ha a "way with heV'
ulikh (Us to a nUcly the Ilium stjle of woil..
Ilrmy I cone, as ilikf of the uanUcilnir baud of
nm.skl.ins Is the most prilentlous kluxer of (ho
company. . lie ppev,ea on rcclknt bailtjiio
oiic and lenders bis sons with u plcaim; dash
and nililt,
ln CMotc Wiin, nln) pla.vs Iho "Itunauay
Olil," tint's kweitly ami Is cry maciful, anil
Wallu t'llnVid dues the leading tenor part ery
acceptably, Ono of the bout leceiud miuiUij .ui
&&&
ThU ga4ard
Laxative
v' w:rw mrjkmtnnwr
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
Mere Then Four Lines, 3 Cent for Cacti DxtraLIn:.
For Hent.
l'AUT of hlcawnt office tor rent In L'onnell Imllil
Itiff. Mut be a light business. Addrem Mat'
Ing; IiuhIucs", TO) Tribune.
Mil IIKNT-Iii Dalton, a fiimlsheil loltngo oj
nine rooms, near Matlon! hue location', kooiI
Winer; lioue nearly new and nil In good shape,
Addrcw Lock Boy (17, Dalton, 1M,
KOll ItlIXT KlRht nnd tnehe-rooni houei, Orccn
iikikv, atcim 1'eutj ny leaionauic. uoigaie,
1'OH llKXT-HU-ronin. Ilat Willi li.ilh. fleam
Iirnt. traa ntiwfn ttit.l till Itmtlot-ll ItlHinAC'
" m" i"m; ttiii "it iimni.il. . - ..
liKlitu, from April 1st: lent icavmiblc. Lall
early. 1'ieil C. Hand, 1K)3 Mulbcny aticet.
l'Oll ItCNT-Small furnislird house for rent. In.
quire at tci Vino strict.
SiTOltl! KOlt HKNT-flii Weet Lackawanna ave
nue. Imittho lMiillp Sclmell, 0W ttmt l.acua.
wanna ntcnue.
IIAHV KOll III:.ST-12, Apill M, three box and
three Aim,! t.1 illu ,.i.l uili rark. TC.1V 01
S2t .Vadium aenuj. lmiulre at 034 Mndl'on ac.
I'Ofl ItKXT-Store tmlldlnic for
lent I" nlthson
.Jlty, l'a. Bulldlnir SO feet by 24 iei. '
tinder alt, nnd second tlorv can be arranged 'or
a famllr. All In Wi.rt.l t.n.l. rnrtAv trtf lle. TWO
coal breakers and mines closs by emplojlng ocr.
a moiiunil people. An rnterprnmn iiii -an
get a large trade. Apply to William "
nichmonil, Richmond lllll, 3123 N. Miln avtnue,
Scranton. Pa.
Furnished Boomi.
FOIl MKNV-One furnished room, with Improtc
menfii also one on third floor, cheap. 27
Adams avenue.
FimXISIli:D BOOMS for rent, modern imprakc.
menu; private faintly; gentlemen pielcrrcd,
at 037 Adams ntcnue.
FOR BilNT-Fnrnlshcd front room. lth heat,
bath und gas; near court house; gentleman
preferred. Addrc-s Room, Box 209.
FOR HUNT Funilihed room;
U2S Linden ttrect.
heat end bath.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BHNT. with heat, gas
and bath, gentlemen prcteircd, at 639 Adams
avenue.
For Sale.
FOR SM.K Oil Iir.N'T Single lioue und lot. Xo.
lllll Mulbeiry ttreel. Kqulpped with .ill mod
ern comenhmo'.. Inquire en piemUcs. John
Knoble. I'M 1:. Sjutli ttreel, ilkes-Uine, Pa.
IP Mil' WANT twilight nt night get a -ubnniine
cellnie Ci.ii Machine, lmpcit our plant.
I'blllp .1 Vellii, 4l."i I'enn acenue.
I OR fc I.K Cheap, one iirw- U II. I. (! is or
(li-ulnni engine. II. II, Finn. Viihind lie, l'a.
Full SVI.i: Fan or whole Interior in I'aliLP
lliuj store, WilkiM-llme. For piitliulara
idilu-s .1. i:. Stuail, 102 Xoitbampton street,
Ullkes-Baiie, t'a.
C,UI'i:i!-jO,iiilO jaich llnuel-, Ingiainr, Vol
els, ulv.i Millings, (Id C'lolh: 111,000 pines
linen vlieetH, t iblc i loths, blankets, counier
pancq. r.tphins etc., iron beiK, piings,
miltrRce, chair. iitiout s, eailoads ut
pnbHo .lucttou. Sale begins Tuesday ut 10 a. in.
and 2 and 7 p. m.. ut 2.10 I.aikawanna avenue,
iicut Siianluii Mrett Rnilrond wniting loom,
opposite I'ern avenue. Cuminings &. tiro., Aue
lioneeH. FOR SM.K A beautiful diamond limr. one caiat.
Will sell for is.!. Wdrcas P. O. llo 1)3, City.
llORSi: FOR SAI.i: II iv lior-e 7 jeais old. 1S-2
hinds high, weighs 1,000 pounds; mhiiiI.
kind and true; etra well city lnokcn; does not
tli.v oi pull. I'eifeit confoinintion, veiy stvlish;
price fIJO. Your monev boek if not as repre
cnlcd. ), II. Patlciwii, M. I).. Hone-dale, Pa.
KfiCIt for hitching. Buff Leghorn- cclulvclr
I nevollcd in nlc1 and rolor, 7.'e. pei 1.'. '
A. (iaidner, 1423 l'cmi avenue, Scranton, l'a.
l'Oll SALK-IImd --ilk iloublers.
Broj., lMtcrson, X. .).
Xcvv. 11a m ford
Wanted To Rent.
WA.NTKD ROOMS For two adults, three or four
rooms, furnished or unfurnished fo: ery
light housekeeping, first flooi preferred. Addrei
Jl. B., Tribune office.
WANTED Furnished house or four or flvo looini
for housekeeping. Address A. G. 1.'., Tiibunc
olllce.
Vanted To Buy.
WAXIKI) '10 Hl'i Cood milk loure in cil cr
sulnul's; 120 In l.ill iu.iits pel dav. Adibe -
If. D. Smllh, llo 127, lliookljn l'a.
Sadie Kiiliv's lendition of "Ilij.Ii Isuciclv." "O
Listen to the Ilii'd," "lie (fueled Rijh' the
Vciy Fir.t Tune" and "I Love oii Mr l.ovo, I
Do," the song-, lb el iiiaile the piece a "go," 'vde
only oidii.arily well lendereel.
"Devil's Auction."
M-.niecr I lirrlc- 11, Yule sajs the "Devil's ue
tloli," whii h eomia to the Lvceuin net week,
is the IkM paving pieee of theatrical properly in
Al.irl Ic.i. ami gives tho following teasous to lilli-
sliuliite 1 1 it- il lim:
1'iist I', his been on the loid continually fcr
i i'letecn -e,loll-.
Se tc ml It his alvvajs pleaded lis ninny thou-
miiii- of patrons tluouglioiit tlie country,
Tlilrd-ll Ins alwuvs been kept up to the times
with noveltlei and Innovation, making it e.ub
M.win a new Hiow, s.niplv luaiuiiig Hie old lumo
a Hade ui.H I-.
Inuith -It ht never lirecenled anvlhlng to of.
fe I'd and cater- to the 1 lilies and children.
l'iflh 'the Iheitcr-going publlo .no alwuvs sure
of rujo.viiig ii pleasjut evening'-, eulcilalumcut nl d
beeiug what thu nuuagcment advertiser.
Motljeska and James,
Tlie U'luni iippeiinuco of Modjoika nnd Jamrs
in "Henry VIII" nl the Ljeeuni Is naturally tho
pilnelpal topic.' of plaj going gaip just now. it
i expected the prrforinini c will be .almost as
brilliant in Iho light of a dramatic tpectaele ns
in that of tlie liUtrlonlc genlm of tho two fi.
n.oiu htais. 'Hie pomp, glitter ami lojal en.
truvaganei) which tlie imagination conjures up in
rr.idiiu the play would lead ono to look for
ei mo maguilUvnt Mage pictures in the coming
proline I Ion. cspeiiilly since il N ono of Wagen.
lulls and Kemper's enterprises, from whom the
public Ins bieonio iic-cii-tonied i ipect ho uiucli.
'Ihcrii aio several hie ma In which these man
agcis in e xald to lave cecvlh'd themselves, Ono
ol thesei is tho bmquet lull In Cardinal Wei-
t-tys palace, wlilclt vm aflcivvards known as
Whitehall and now ued as ono of thu ofliccs of
tho British government. The ecclesiastical court
at lllackfilara when Queen Katherinc makes her
sublime defense In tho divorco piotfedlngs is an
other. That which lias attracted tho most com
ment, however, is perhaps tho eloslng scene of
(lw day, which represents tho triumph of Anno
ltulU'ii nnd tho christening of the infant F.llza
li'th, As already announced Mr. .fames will be
tee il as Caidlnil Wolsey una Maelimn Mocljeska
as Queen Katherinc, Tho fcuppoitlua; company
which numbers over fifty peoplo Includes many of
the best known anbts in the ligllluutu Held,
Dainty Duchess Burlesquers,
'liin coming uttiaetion at the htir theater will
bo tbo Dainty Duchess Burlesquers, ono of tlie
most colofoal (.hows In elstence. 'lids company
will bo seen hero for tbreo nights only, begin
ning Monday matinee. The Dainty DucIicki Bur.
lesqueis, miller tho personal management of Wash
Martin, will present ono uf tho most gurgeous
and costliest vaudeville, and binlcs'iue entertain
ments ever witnessed in this illy, staged with
gland ami elaboule scenery and dazzling clce.
tiieal etlects, llic olio Is composed of a long list
of all star pcrfoimers, many of whom hive i.ot
been seen hero this tcasou, and Is headed by Paul
Barnes and company in u tc learning comedy in
ono act, entitled, "Wauled, an Aunt."
Another net which l of no less luipbitanee, is
the Mjttc'liou Do Bleio and cnllie company, the
wonderful illuslonltts ami nuglcians, who aio
peers of them all. 'Ihls act Is pronounced by the
pi ess and public lo euc'll any act ever perioimeil
ly tbo llicat KcBar, Chin,; I.Ing t'oo, or tho won-
It on trrtry box o t
BromoOuiaiaebiu
ian fyrt m i
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
BRAN0U WANT OFFICES.
Want AdvertlMments Will Da
Received at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 F. M.
Central City
ALBERT SCntlLTZ. corner Mulberrj
tntt and Webster avenue.
OUBTAV FICHKti, U0 Adami arcnu.
West Aide
OnOROK W. JENKtKS, 101 South Mtt
avtnue.
South Scranton
FBUD L. TKRI'PE, 729 Cedir avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, corner North Mtia
avenue and Market street.
Qicen Ridge
CHARLES P. JO.NES, 15S7 Dlcluon
venue.
F. J. JOHNS, 020 Gieen Ridge street.
O. LORENZ. corner Washington avf
Due and llarlon street.
Petersburg
W. H. KNCPFEfi, 1017 Irvine tvenut.
Dunmore
J. O. BONE k SON.
Real Estate.
FOR SLK Cottage (United on point at l.ik-
iinioia; niso ice noue anu Dim; gooei ximi
lot. Apply to B. S. llobimon, Vll Oak street,
city.
r-
FOll SVI.C Firm 120 acres; stock, good orelnrd;
building in gooil order; nine miles from Scran
ton, two miles (mil Moscow. Farm alone, or
fum and flock. Jl.uy Jenkins, Maple Like, Lack
awanna county, li.
FOR SALE Elegant slles for homes In upper
Oieeii Rltlere: choice uilcliiiorhnufl: nioL de
sirable locality for bonis in Lackawanna count.
i. ,. Jiaivine, j.jii Miniierson nvenuc.
FARM FOIl SALE il neie", 7 miles fiom Serin
ton; aim SO acie pistnre land for ale or
lent; all located near Elnihurst. I'. B. Gardner,
Moi ovv, Pa.
FARM FOR SALi:-il.v-two acres, one mile
fiojn Like Ailed: twelve acres of timb.-r, rest
improved; excellent spring vvnlei' on lot; farm
r iiatnl on load. For particulars address Will,
lam Tri-lnr, Ariel, Fa.
Business Opportunity.
AX KXl F.l"l lOVAh bulnes oppoitunlly ).' open
lo a reliable man of clnracter to Invo.-t 1,."00
to l.S0i) in a virietiv legitimate and excei-dingl
piolltahle bu-ine. 1'ersonil interview onlv. Ad
eliess "Charaeler," Tribune office.
C'AHI'K'IS-M.OOU j arils Brussels, Ingrains, Vel
vets, al-o Mattings. Oil Cloth: 10,1)00 pieces
linen (.beets, tihle cloths, blaukels, counlei
rancs, napkins, etc., lion bcils, spiings,
matt;e.-se, chaiis, about six carloids at
public auction. Sile begins Tuesday at 10 a. m.
and 2 and 7 p. in., at 2i0 Lackawanna avenue,
next Scranleu Stieet Railroad waiting loom,
opposite I'enn avenue. Cumniings t Bro., Auc
tionccrs I'ARr.VER wanled with I,ITV) in profitable maim
fictiiripg bu-iness. M. II. Ilolgate, Common
wealth building.
SlOCIv AND WHEAT TRUIIRS without delay.
Write for our fpri nil market letter. Free on
application. S. M. milliard & Co., members X.
. Consolidated and block Sxchange, 41 and 1G
Broadway, Xew York. Established li.H. Long
Distance' Phono 2SSS Broad.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONTY TO LOxX Quick,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
fiom 4 lo 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
IH-Slj Conneit building.
Wanted.
WANTED -F.!falrir 71M or U feet; tullable for
hoisting cairlages. Address James If. Kenny,
I'aisun-., Pa.
Boarders Wanted,
PRIVATE FxMlLY widies to have two nlec men
to board, Oeuuan oi Englisli. Call any time;
after Ihuisday, All conveniences, 807 Harrison
avenue.
Wanted Rooms and Board.
WANTED Two rrmmunle.ttiug rooms with board,
piivato fiinllj prefeiiccl. Two ladle-, and a
eel tie man stele lull paitlcu'ais. Address C.
II. 1)., 'lrilune office.
Lost.
l.OVl' IV ill biooih between Mulbeiiy street and
W.von-'niv avenue and Laekavvanni .ivi-iue.
Rewaid if leluineel to Mls (.'oldsinitli, l.'j W
onilng iivinue.
LOST A gohl li.n pin set with one turquoUe,
Tlniirtliy afleruoou, helwe.'ii 4(XI block Wash-
inglon avenue and nix) Monrie. Suitable icwaid
It rctiuncd O .Mi .Monroe avenue,
LOSI- Slerl beiUeil purse containing smill sum
oi moiie.v, on i.aiKiwaniiii avenue, neir
omlng, Under plei-e ctum purse lo 'Irlbune
uincc aim Keep conecnis,
LOST fi.'i, between Peek Lumber Co., East Mir-
ket stieet and PleMivtirian chinrli. Ilevvanl
if leturned to office of Peck Lumber t.'o.
Dstrayed.
ESTRAYED A el.uk red Irish sitter, lpiri.il. is
ai the l.i le Height liou,e, Washington aveuiR',
Scranton, Pa. Owner can have the do bv call
ing and jnylng damage,, (,'eoige W. Turner.
ilcrful Lafa.ielte, De Bleie has been n'euicd at
in enormous salary for this engagement only.
Other features of Iho programme arn Williams and
.Menu In a eoniedv sketch entitled "Mr. Dobbs
of Dobbs Fcir.v"; tho Eleetrl.' Clarlc sistrrs, pret
ty tlngeis and seiiMillonil dinccrsj nieuroy and
Itiusstll, IiNh eomrdhns; .clla Cliyton, the pret
ty little soubrettr, and many olhc-is. The per.
formanco concludes vvllli a gianil burlcsquo which
selves to intmcluco the entire companv and a
chorus of twenty of Iho mot beautiful women on
the stage, headed by the queen of burlesque, Miss
I'b ills Iluflell.
STAGE NOTES.
D..vld llelasco Is to sail for Euiopo next month,
and, it Is icpoitid, he will meet a noted forci,;u
plawrlght Willi a Ievv to a now stupendous pro.
elui'tioii for next car,
Charles Hooker and Mabelie Davis, clever danc
ers who have been performing In London and
Pails for tho past six months, have been signed
by tieoigo W, l-ederer for his "Wild Mote" com
puny. Tho Jenkins company will conclude) U engage
ment at tho Academy of Mulc today by pre
senting "Ills Loidshlp, tho Seuatoi," this alter
noon und "A Romance of the Adliondaelu" to
night. .
Mrs. Patrick Campbell's loin1 of this countr
will probably net her a cool )0,Ooi). Many of the
iilllu have not been kind to her, hut I lie- finan
cial hirvcst may draw her back lei the United
States next season.
A bitter qiunel 1 on in Iho "Messenger Bo"
conirxMi', It appears that Georgia, Calm Wis
owa.v from the- eempany laic week and so James
T. Fuwcra was assigned to tho gueii loom at
llie Alvln tlieatcr, in I'itttburg, ono of the best
In the count!'. Ills wife, Ituihcl Booth, who
has a mull pait In tho pioductlon, shaied it with
him. When Ml-i Calno ri turned she- was vcr)
wiclh that a subordinate member if tbe company
should be housed in a superior manner to the
way in which sho had been piovlded for, and the
lesult was a war of woids between her und Paw.
ers. Edward L. Bloom, the manager of tho coin
pjny, icslgned and returned to N'cvv York, and
S. I', Xlion had to be scut out to straighten the
tai jle
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
Mora Thai Four Llnti, 6 Cent lof Each Btra Uns,
Help Wanted Male,
WANTED-PalntoM,
Apply nt Conneit Building
to W. IL Hall,
WANTED Four gooil men for responsible posi
tion) ")15 per week and expenses. References
and Epcuril- reqitlreel. No canvassing. Call at
once. Room 11 Burr building;.
C'IVIIj SERVICE government position. 0,581
appointments made last car. Probably 10,.
000 this ear. Only common school education re
quired for examination. Catalogue of Informa
tion free. Columbian Corrciepondencu College,
Washington, D. C,
SEVERAL MEN wanted In every locality! ex
perience luineceiwaryl good salary and ex
penses paid. Emanuel (Jo., Station J, New York.
WANTED U once good helper in shoeing ami
blacksmith shop. Must hair- had oxcrlenec.
Sober and industrious J. K. Best, Pond Eddy,
WANTED Immediately, a live representative lo
v.i uiiiuii, iH,oiiiep uniou
eely iii Carbondale and vicinity.
.. W". Bryant, Oil rear Momoe
sen vapiain lirjantu Unincl American liem-
AddicM or call
oo avenue.
ENEnOKIIO MEN' TO SOLICIT HAVI.V04 AC
COUN1U SALARIED POSHION'S TO TUB
ntflHT PARTIES. T1TLB GUARANTY AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WANTED Accurate man with some knowledge
of bookkeeping, billing and shipping. (If
afraid of work, don't apply). Address, giving
age, ele., A. B. & Co.. Tribune office.
WANTED A first class man to take care of local
agency for easy selling stock. The right man
can make from $30 to $50 n week. Write at once
to Investor, Tribune office.
WANTED Two experienced stenographers; ap
ply to International Salt Co., Conncll build
ing, Scranton, Pa.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED A lady stenographer, several jeari ex.
pcrlcnce, desires position with mercantile
house. State salary and particulars. E. W,
jriuuno.
WANTED A silcslady. Addres V General
Delivery. City.
WANTED (!lrl for general housework.
St (Julney avenue.
Apply at
LADV CAN'VASSr,rt wanted to solicit subscrip
tions for The Tribune; good commission of
fered with a fair guarantee for first-class worker.
Apply personally at Business Manager's office,
fccranton Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS WANTED-Salary or commission,
dress ComuiKdon, Tiibunc office.
Ad-
GENTLEMEN and lady agents wanted, honor
able und pleasant work: $.'1.00 to $5.00 per
day. W. J. Brcwstrr, 003 Linden street, Scran
ton, Pa.
Recruits Wanted.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY Able-bodied un
married men between ages of 21 and .""; citi
zens of United States, of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read and xvrite
English. For information apply to Recruiting
Olficer, No. 123 W.voming avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Situations Wanted.
WANTEI At once, position as bookkeeper, b.v
.euiiiiK man oi .ut uesc reicrc-nccs, am willing
to begin at leasonablo salary. Address T. D. G-,
Tribune office.
WANTED Position as bookkeeper and typewriter,
experienced. Address Permanent Position,
care of Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED A lady stenographer, sev
eral cars' experience, desires position with
mercantile hoiue; state salary and particulars.
E. W. Tribune.
OUNT! MAN" desires work evenings at stcnog
rapliv, bookkrceplng or clerical work. II. O.,
care of Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-Bv a German girl, to do
general housework In .1 small family; can
give good reference. Address A. K., 1'. O. box
U, OI, pliant. Pa.
AX EXPERIENCED onng lady would like plain
sewing to do, go out by the dav; can furnish
reference. Addres Miss Mae, caie Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-By a widow, would like
washing and house e leaning by the day. Mrs.
Miller, 712 Sehncll com!.
POSITION wanted by a oung ladv quick In fig
ures and good penman. 1519 (iaielncs avenue.
Auction.
CARPETS-50,000 .vards Brussels, Ingrains, Vel
vets, also Mattings, Oil Cloth; 10,000 pieces
linen sheds, tiblc cloths, blankets, counter
panes, napkins, etc., Iron beds, springs,
mittiesMS, chair-.. about six c-ailoaels al
public auction. Sale begins Tuesday at 10 a, m.
and i and 7 p. m., at 210 Lackawanna nvenuc,
next Scranton Street ll.iilru.nl waiting room,
opposite Pemi avenue. Cumniings Si Bro,, Auc
tioned.., Dissolution of Partnership.
DISSOLUTION OF PARINERSIIIP-'lho partner
ship herelofc.ro existing between J, M. Purdy
and A, M. Finn, under tho firm name of Purdy
k Finn, is tills Jtli diy of Manh, liu-J, dis
solved by mutual consent, A. M. I'inn rctlilng.
Iho business hereafter will be continued by .1. M.
Purdjc. under the llrm name of J. M. Puidy it Co.,
to whom all outstanding accounts will bo paid
and who assume all liabilities,
J. M. PURDY,
A. M. Finn,
Dalton, March ''0, ITO2.
Personal.
ORIENTAL ASTROLOGY REVEALS
jour life, success In love, marriage, business,
etc. Descriptive photo of who ou should many.
Satisfaction or money refunded. Send biilh date
with 10c, for typewritten horoscope, ine hiding
copy of my book on astiology. Prof, Postcl, Xo.
30 Luiiadowne, l'a.
LEGAL.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the
shareholders or members of the Lackawanna
Stole Association, Limited, held at its office in
the City of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on tho Hth
day of April, 100J, it was resolved that the said
as.oclatlon be dissolved by voluntary action of its
members, and at the same meeting the under
signed were appointed Liquidating Trustees to
wind up the concern and distribute the assets
thereof among the members In accordance with
lite provisions of an Act of tho General As
sembly of Iho (onmioiiHcMltli of 1'cmis Ivanla,
entitled, "An Act authorizing tho formation of
partnership associations in which tho capital
subscribed shall alono bo lesponviblo for the
debts of the association, except under certain cii .
cumstancrs," approved the second dav of June,
A, D, )b7l. and tho supplements thereto.
All persons are; theiefore notified that said
association is In liquidation and dissolved, ex.
eept so far as Is necessary to keep It alive for the)
beneficial winding up thereof, und every ono in.
dehtcd to said association Is hereby notlll'd to
pay such indebtedness without delay to the un
dersigned ut their office, corner Jefterson and
I.ackawauni avenues, sVranton, l'a., and all pri
sons having claims against raid association will
present them to us fo- pa men t ut the said of.
,1C' (Sijned) K. 1 HATFIELD,
JAMES s, jiorv.
HAROLD S. FAIHCHILD,
Liquidating Trustees.
Scranton, Pa., Apill 14, ICO.'.
CANDIDATES for tbo office of Inspector of
Mines arc heieby notified that tho Roaul of
examiners appointed by the Couit of Common
Pleas of Lackawanna county, will meet at the
Board of Control rooms, Clly Hall, Scranton,
on Monday, April 81, IIM!, nt 10 o. in., for the
culmination of such candidates as may appear
befoio them. Candidates will notice tlut the law
require j them to produce satisfactory tvidence of
having had at least flvo ears practical cxperl
encc in the anthracite coal mines.
JAMES YOUXa.
" J ItEESE A. PHILLIPS,
GEORGE WAT KINS.
I, 1IM01HY D. HAYtS,
, , JOIIX ROLAND,
Examln.'is.
POLITICAL.
FIRST LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT-Nollce is here-
ny Riien to tno iiepublicaii utem of tho
1 Irst Legislative HWrlct, that a primary elec
tion will be held on Satiud-iy, April SO, 1W2, be
tween tho hours of four and seven p. m.,. for tho
purpose of nominating a candidate for the Leg
islature In lepresent tlie district and to elect tvni
delegates to the llepuhtleaii Stale Convention l
bo held nt IhlrMmrg .lime It, 1V01.
The convention to compute- Iho o!e will bo
held on Tiiesdiy, April 2', nt 10 o'clock In Co
operative Hill. Each canillehto must rciljtcr.
with the district cliairnini, his full name nnrl
liostofficc Bddrcsn, nnd pay his ossessment fifteen
ihijs before the election, or his namo will not be
placed on Iho official ballot.
Tlie district vigilance committee, In the tl
ous precinct", will conduct tlifl election, unci this
lesult will be reported bv the return iudgu to
the district convciiUcn, which will be composed
of the return Judges. A written notice contain
ing their Instructions will be mailed to tho mem
bers of tho various district vlglUnco committees.
(ll'.O. W. .tl'.MKIN'S. Chairman.
Altot-W. W. SIMPSON, Secretary.
SECOND LEGISLATIVE lllSTRIOT-Notlce to
hereby given lo tlie Republican voters ol
tho Second Lcglshtlve district that a primary
election will lie held on Halunliy, April 2(1, 1LXW,
between Ibo hours of four and seven o'clock p.
in., for the purpose of electing two delegates ti
icpresent said legislative rilsttlct In Hie coming
Republican state convention to bo held In liar
rishurg on Juno 11, 1CWJ, and to nomlnala a
candidate for tho legislature.
Tlie convention to compute the x-ote wilt bo
held on Tuesdiy, April 2', 1002, al 1 o'clock p.
m., in the rooms of the Central Republican rluh
In Scranton.
In accordance with the rules governing thl
district the candidates will lie xoted for directly
by the xoters nt tho polls. Fach candidal!) must
register with the dltrlct chairman his full namo
and Kloffice a'dehess and pay his assessment
twenty clays before the election or hit name wilt
not bo placed in the official ballot, neither will
anv xolcs cast for him bo counted.
The district xigilance committees in the vari
ous precincts will conduct the election and tno
lesult will be reported by tho return judge to the
district convention, which will be composed ot
the return judges of the various districts. A
written notice containing further instructions will
be sent to tho nicmbcis of the said district vigil
ance committees.
FREDERIC W. FLEITZ. Chairman.
Attest: WALTER E. DAVIS, Herretary.
THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Notice Is here
by given that there being only one candidate"
for representative, two delegates and two alter
nates o the Stale convention having registered,
we, the chairman nnd secretary of the Third Leg
islative district Republican committee, hereby ele
claro tho same to be the nominees of tho Republi
can parry In the salel district, in accordance with
the provisions of Rules 24 and 25 of the party
rules.
The personnel of the stardlng committee li
to remain as at present constituted.
By older of
TIH7RSTOX P. PABKER, Chairman.
.T. E. WATK1NS, Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until 13
o'clock noon, on Monelay, April 21, l'jfti. in
tho office of the City Recorder, in Cltv Hall.
.Scranton. Pa., for tlie purchase, of Two Hundred
and KIghty-Hvo Thousind (1285,000) dollars of
three and one-half 3) per cent. Scranton City
Bonds, known as "Judgment Funding and Mu
nicipal Permanent Improvement Loan."
Denomination of Bonds fl.OOO each.
Bonds redeemable in order of their numbers ar
follows:
Bonds Xos. I to CO. inclusive. May 1, 1007.
Ilond.s Nos. fil to 100, inclusive, -May 1, PI12.
Bonds Xos. 101 to 150 inclusive, May 1. 1017.
Bonels Nos. Ill to 200, inclusive, May 1, in".
Boneis Nos. 201 to 250, inclusive, May 1. 1027.
Bonds Xos. 251 to 2So, inclusive. May 1, 1032.
Principal and interest guaranteed by special
tax levy and paable at tho offlco ol tho City
Treasurer, Scranton, Pa.
Bonds issued freu of all taxes.
Said bills will he opened by the City Recorder
in his office in City Hall, Scranton, Pa., on tho
day and hour above written.
All bids must bo accompanied by a certified
check for $J.00().
W. I,. CONNFXTj. City recorder.
Executive Office, City Hall, Scranton, Pa.,
April 2. 2002.
Rhoumatism.
ilHEUMATISM All narties that wish can be
speedily and permanently cured of all xa.
rletics of Rheumatism by a xcgotablo compound.
Cures guaranteed. Inquiro or address J. L. Tay
lor, Scranton.
PROPESSIONA L.
VJlJe.LJ-LJ-L.rlJ--usJ-llll "! '
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDING. 23 TRADERS BANK
Building, and St. Paul Building, New York.
Architects.
EDWARD IL DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNEIiIa
Building.
FREDERICK h. BROWN, ARCH. B., BEAB
Estate Exchange Bldg.. 126 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
IL L. HARDING, S15, CONNELL BUILDING.
STEVENSON k KNIGHT, 720 CONXELIi BLDG.
Dentists.
DR. O. E. EILENBEItaER, I'AULI BUILDINO.
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. C. O. LAUBACII. H3JVYOMINQ AVENUE.
Lawyers.
W1LLARD, WARREN ii KNAPP, ATTORNEYS!
and Counsellois-at-Law. OOJ to 1112 Conncll
Builelirg.
FltANK D. BOYLE, ATrORNF.Y-AT-liAW,
Booms 12, 14, 10 and 18 Burr Building.
D. B. REPLOOLE. ATTORNEY-LOAM NFGO
tlated on real estate secuiity. Mcars Building,
corner Washington avenuo and Spruce street.
JESSUP tc JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
ecllors-at-law. Commonwealth Building, Roomi
19, 20 and 21.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY. ROOM3
tXU-004, Oth Door, Mcars building.
L. A WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARU
of Trade Building. Scranton, Pit,
PATTERSON k WILCOX. TRADER'S NATIONAU
Bank Building
C. COMEQYS, 013 RFPUBLIOAN BUILDING.
A. W. BERTIIOLF. OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN. 513 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. B. W. L'AMORE UX, OrriCE S39 WASH
Ington avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberry.
Cbronio olsca.es, lungs, heart. kldnes and
gcnito-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to I p. m.
Osteopathy.
DR. D. G. EVANS, OsTEOPATH, M6-3 WASH,
ington avenue. Chronic, und nervous disease
a specialty. Consultation free.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CUT, 125 AND 137 FRANKLIN AVE
nue. Hates reasonable.
P. Zll'.aLER. Proprietor.
BCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D t. & W. PAS
senirer depot. Conducted on tho European
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A B. BRIG03 CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cees pooh! no dos only Improved pumps used.
A. 11. Brlgg, proprietor. Leave oiders 1103
North Main avenue, or Eleko's ding store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
O. It. CLARKE J: CO , SEEDSMEN AND NUB
erimcii, stoic iOl Washington avenue; green
houses, 1950 North Main avenue; ttoro tele
phone, 7S2. .
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTI.L, REAR 511 LAOKA. AVE.,
bcmiton, Pa., manufactuicr of Wire Screens.
MiscellnneouB.
DRESSMAKINO 1011 CHILDREN '10 ORDER!
also ladies waists. LouUg bhoeiuaker, 214
Adams avenue. ,
MEGARGEE BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES. EN.
v elopes, paper bags, twine. vYuu'hoiuie, Ut
Wa4hlugtcn,Y!rjiJ.Jx?'alitev.l'av '
HIE W1LKESBAHRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
In Scranton ut the news stands of KtUnaq
Bros., 400 Spruce and 503 Linden: M. Noitou.
823 Lackanauna avenue; I. S. Schutzer, 211
Bc-rucc street.
I l
asmMW
AsM&Hasjsiattmt
. .i , V .-,