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THE SOltAftTOtf TllIfeUNJ MONDAY, APRIL 2$, 1902
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KIDNEY DISEASE CURED
Roliof Cnmo to Hla Aching Back from tho
First Bottlo, unci now this Scranton Miner is Absolutely
Cured of Kldnoy Trouble by using
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY
riiU
tntes w
man Is t,tv otic of m
h.it till-) Blent nipdiihtc
J ?T V I
I m Ik 1 1
time. Don't ilelay If jou li.ne uny ol the above
i-.t mptoiiH.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
will Positively Cure Kidney Trouble
It lull been cuilnar Kidney I)lcise3 for over tliiily e.iv. It is n sLimhril lenirdy, Hie tue
' ftrlptlon rf one of tlio norM'i inc-t M1110111 pliiiei.MH 11t.1l fpei.iliU for Kidney llNr.nr.
Ho not tnlle ttllli .ouivelf. (let lid of jour trouble wlillu tlieie U time. WIi.it H one dollar
In i.eiiipirioii In jour IipjIIIi. nnd poisiblv our llfcf If jour druggist li.i--n't sot l'axoiitc
lttluedj, we will nnd It In jrm for oni" iloltjr.
To I'rovo whit it will do send for Free Sample Bott!c.
DOCTOR DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION, Rondout, N, V.
sm&t HOLLOW
SNAKEttlARMER
HANK SAUNDERS IS FOLLOWED
BY 29 ADDERS.
A Snake Yarn from Cascade Items
of Interest in Railroad Circles.
General News from Susquehanna
County Snap Shots at Side Issues.
Hits and Hisses.
pcil.il to lltu tii.".:ilou Tiilmnr.
Susquehanna. April 27. tn Smoke
Hollow, Hunk Saunders, a young snake
charmer, has twenty-nine adders that
think so much of. him that they follow
him around like doss. On wash day
eucli one takes the tip of a companlo'hs
tail In his mouth, and thus allow them
selves to he hunt? up on poles for
clothes-lines. In the summer time they
braid themselves Into a most ingenious
hammock, In which the Miake charmer
rests or read novels on the front porch.
Last September, Farmer Comstock, of
the Cascade section, discovered that
one of his Jersey cow3 yielded but very
littlri milk. Ho suspected some neigh
bors, but could' prove nothing. Each
night and morning the cow was a cer
tain place near a marsh. One night
Farmer Comstock decided to settle the
York hospital for sevpr.il weeks, will
revolver, he went to the pasture and
hid behind a big hemlock stump.
Tho Jersey cow was in her acccus
tomed place, evidently expecting some
thing. In a. few moments he saw a
great black snake crawl noiselessly up
from the swamp and begin milking the
cow. Then Comstock seized a stone,
killed tho snake and solved the mys
tery. After the cow had mourned sev
eral days she resumed her business or
giving milk.
JX UAILUOAD CHICLES.
John W. Bond, teccntly foreman of
the Erie boiler shops In Susquehanna,
has been appointed general foreman of
boiler shops at Decatur, Ala.
Thero is a teport that the Erie will
run its freight trains from Jersey City
to Susquehanna, cutting out Port Jervls
ns a terminal station.
EUe Engineer John King, of the Jef
ferson division, who has been In 11 Now
York hospital for several weeks, will
resume duty about May 1.
Two Jefferson division train crews,
about fourteen men, will In a few days
remove from Susquehanna, to Carbon
dale. Tho ofllces ot tho Erie storage depart
ment will remove from Susquehanna to
Meadcvllle, during tho first week In
May.
IK SUSQUEHANX.V COUNTY.
The Hallrttead Herald doesn't take
kindly to tho proposition of tho Ulng
liamton Electric Huilroad company to
extend Its lines to Hnllstend. It elalnri
that the Lackawanna railroad Is good
enough.
Tho Susquehanna medical examining
board met at Montrose on Wednesday.
The old Klstler tanning building at
Great Demi, now used us a chamois
fuctory, has been sold at shot Iff 'a sale
to tho First National bank of Susque
hanna, which had a mortgage of $10,
000 against It. Tho chamois factory
;ill continue business,
It Is reported that tho Susqui'hnuna
county prohibitionists, to meet at
Montrose on Tnewluy next, will nomi
nate a Held ticket.
SIDE 1S.SUES.
Long sermons are spoken of as "cler
Jcal errors."
Tho whalo nnd the school girls are
the greatest soutces or blubber In this
ruuntry. '
Tho crow very tioldoin leaves n place
.Without caws.
An olllco that sefka the man Is tho
pollen oflleo.
It Is said that tho hair crop will lie
fchott next summer,
A towlne beo can't sting, but It does
lots of uuzzzlng.
What u, dull, olupld world this would
o without any hea serpents In the s.uin-
Her Son's Life Saved by Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera nnd
Diarrhoea Remedy.
"A neighbor ran In with a. bottlo of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera uml Dlar
jhoetv llemedy when my sou was suf
,'erlng with sovero cramps and' was
l'on up as beyond hope by my regit,
tar physician, who stands high hi his
profession. After administering three
doses of It my son regained conscious
ness nnd recovered entirely within
iwenty-four hours," says Mrs. Mary
Haller. of Mt. Crawford, Yn, Tills
"inedv Ih for halo by all drugget8-
iny tliotiiinrs who have Ijccii cured liv Favorite Remedy. It thin
1.1 doing for humanity, iinl shows low Minrce:iry It in Tor my
MiPito suffer trom Kl.lncy Trouble. It Hows how
...it.i.. ,-itf .. Ml n.M.t nti.l lim. Httrrli' n ilU'i)
inni.in ii-iivi in iuiiih II - ' --j
Will lip dleotod. Listen to III rtMyi ...
"Sernnton, Pu Mnrch SO. 1000.
"Vour trial linttlo cnina to hand safe.
I toolc the medicine as directed. Then
I bought ft big bottte and have tak
en Hint nil. nnd I "in now taking the
second nnd f do feel a now limn. I
lmvi! no pain In my buck. It 1b good for
tho kidneys, and I do recommend it to
nil that cumtilnlii of a lame bauk. I
don't have any need of n doctor ho
long ns I can got the price of a bottlo
of Doctor David Kennedy's Favorite
netnedy. Win. P. Reese.
'tills "til.it buttle," thai In- mentions Is ii wim
ple Hint wo fend fri'C to iim-onc who would HUo
t ti'y he fou' they buy. Wo Know rnvoilto Hun
cdy wilt urn', so nic willing to stand tlio lest.
Symptoms or Kidney Disease.
If vou Imp n lamo 1.ul;, frequent desire to
urinate, ii ml :i scalding pain In pisuliitt Muter; If
vonr ttrlnp slnlrn linen, put Mime mine In a glass
'tumbler, let It dand Iwnitj-fonr hours, Ben if
thero Is .1 sediment or .1 milk, cloudy appear-
nun'. .
FHEF. Mi:i)H'Afil)VI('i:. lfmi uie woiiinl
or uncertain uliout jimr iie, fcml jour njniptouii
uml tlio Hector will ,ulvl-e you !i.il to iVj.
'l1iftiir.iniU aro i)liiEccry week fioni Klilnej
friiiihtr. ltnr-nllvn I,V line not t.lkcll nieillelno 111
mer, and daisies and dandelions in
mid-winter!
Tln 111.111 that nil Hip town nilmilo-i,
And cnlls "the bo tiupil-ei,"
II n i'Mtj tiling the heart ilenlvl-.
lie's the leading adU'ltisei.
TOWN TOPICS.
The funeral of the lato Miss Frances
Townsend, of Price street, look place
and was largely attended from Christ
Episcopal church on Saturday after
nooon, Rev. Charles V. Boot officiating.
Interment was made In Evergreen cem
etery. The Carrlck Theater company will
appear In Hogan Opera house till of
this week.
Tho congregation of the Methodist
church on Saturday evening at the par
sonage, tendered the pastor, IJev. Isaac
B. Shlpman, a pleasant reception.
John L-. Sullivan was in Susquehanna
for 11 few hours on Thursday evening.
This is fame Indeed.
Unless they are granted a new trial,,
the Daiins, lather and son. of Susque
hanna, who shot and stabbed James
Langheln, will today receive their sen
tence. They have circulated a petition,
which has been numerously signed, ask
ing for 11 suspension of sentence in the
case of Frank Dann, the father, and a
light sentence for Anthony D.inn, tho
son,
HITS AND MISSES.
Blessed Is the man who sltteth on 11
hat pin, for he shall rise again.
The war on trusts is being extended
to the bar-room.
Man was eieated first. 'Woman was
n sort oC recreation.
liutter remains high and strong.
It is calculated by a careful Darwin
inn theorist that tho next generation in
Pennnsylvanla will be born with fur on.
A Scranton writer wants to know
"what It is, with f-o many negroes dy
ing, nobody ever sees a black ghost?"
It is for the same leason that, with so
many white people dying, nobody ever
sees a white ghost.
A Binghamton reporter wiote of "a
quiet but effective wedding."
Fine days aro "spring novelties."
man named Nail. She will probably be
able to hit tho mill on tho head every
A Groat Bend woman has married a
time. Whitney.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Speeial to the 'Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, April 27. There will bo
a regular meeting of J. W. Reynolds'
Belief corps on Tuesday evening at 7.30
o'clock.
Attorney Felix Ausart, ot Wilkes
Barre, was looking after business Inter
ests here on Friday.
Ex-Sheriff Ahlrn CJ. Gregory, ot Me
shoppen, was In town on Friday,
Uurglais attempted to break into
thiee different business places on Fri
day night, namely, the stores of Theo
dore Streetor, William A. Klttrldgo and
Cleorge O. Skinner. They were fright
PICTURE
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Cotton Mather prayluir witchcraft
out of n Danvers family. Find his as
sociates. Solution for Lust Week's Puzzles;
Stouday, April 21, TI19 ton U under the man's
tight arm ;ual the cow it under liU ctulr.
Tuesday, April 22. One Indlau U In the tico
brauchci to the left and the othtr ii back of the
tejr soldier. ,
Wedncsd ij-, Apiil 2a. The father U directly
back of the little clrl'4 head and the biother U
titar the point et the anchor.
Thursday, April 21. Hold the picture upside
down and you will liuduo oitlccr in the untro
ot tliu picture and nuothci bail of the little toy.
ened uwny In cncli Instance without bo
ctiritig uny booty. There Is no ullte to
lliclr Identity.
Tho license for the Wyoming house
was IrniiRfcrrnd from Mrs, Sarah Hard
ing to John Lee, by tho court, on Fri
day, At the Republican prlnjftrlen, held on
Saturday afternoon, tlio fallowing dele
gates, were elected: First ward, Fred
.TeuiilngM nnd U V. Camp: Second
word, Arthur V. Williams and W. U.
Shaw,
0. CI. Bought, it Nicholson business
man, was n visitor In town on Satur
day. Coroy M. Klshpaugh, of tho depart
ment of Internal affairs nt llarrlsburg,
Is In town nnd wilt remain until after
the Republican county convention,
which takes place this (Monday) after
noon. Mr. and Mis. Eugene Welter, of Beau
mont, were calling in town on Satur
day. A game ot unite ball was played on
the Klttrodgo lot on Susquehanna
street, Friday afternoon, between the
married and unmarried men ot tho
town. The married men worn beaten,
but wo decline to give the score, from
cliatititblc motives.
Colonel 3). X. Mntthewsou, ot tho
pension department at Washington,
was ti caller In town on Thursday.
John W. Townsend, who is employed
hi Now York, is spending a two weeks'
vacation with his parents here.
WIA1MERS.
Special to the Siunton Tribune.
Wlmmcrs. April 26. Mr. C. X. West,
of Elindalo, is home, having been In
Susquehanna county nearly all winter,
In tho employ of tho American Farm
company, of Buffalo, X. Y manufac
tures ot silos and growers of good
farm seeds. Mr. West has taken or
ders for forty-six silos and a quantity
of ffirin seeds. Ills son, Lloyd L. West,
Is; fixing up a new poultry house, and
has been a very successful poultry,
man. C. X. West has one-half acre ot
early potatoes planted, which origin
ated with his Arm, the American Farm
company.
Mr. W. S. Cobb's sale of the 21th
lust, was n success, as far as getting
pood prices for all goods sold, which
consisted of live stock and farm imple
ment!) nnd household furniture.
The Elmdalo washery Is nearly com
pleted, and will be In n condition to
wash coal next week.
"Mr. Joiieu, on the Cramer Flats, Is
making arrangements for market gar
dening and expects to grow two acres
of onions.
Mr. Aaion Gillott is fitting up the
coal washery and thinks he can ac
commodate all who want coal soon.
Tho Ladies' Aid will meet at the
homo of Mrs. Alfied Emery, Mny 2!l, at
V, iinmci s.
HAWLEY.
Spuial In the Sir.inton Tiilnui".
Haw ley, April 27. Clarence Bodgers
has returned from MIddletown, X. Y.,
where he was employed, and' is at
present occupying 11 position on the
railroad.
Tho following olllccis of Wampum
lodge, No. 448. were installed last Wed
nesday evening, by District Deputy
Grand Master J. E. Tiffany, of Pleas
ant Mount: Noble grand, George Mil
ler; vice grand, C. Sutter; secretary,
George Colluni; treasurer, J. II. Ames;
trustee, N. C. Knupp.
Allle Vnndemark, of the Times, has
gone to Hancock, N. Y., to work on the
Hancock Herald.
Mrs. Jessie Collum, of Port Jervls, N.
Y., lately visited her son, George Col
lum and family.
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
society will hold a rummage sale next
Tuesday and Wednesday at the Kear
ney building.
Mrs. Leslie Phillips and son, ot
Poughkeepsle. K. Y., were guests of M.
W. Cole, the past week.
Hawloy will organize an Improve
ment society nl n public meeting to bij
held at the town hall next Monday
night.
NICHOLSON.
Sped.il (11 The Seianlou Tribune.
Nicholson, April 2b Miss Buth
Johnson left for her new home In Jer
sey City Saturday.
The opera "Pinafore," which was
given Friday night, April 23, to a lurge
audience, was a financial success.
Mrs. Shaffer and son, of Scranton,
spent Friday with her niece, Mrs. AV.
S. Decker.
Miss Elizabeth Bunnell, of Scranton,
attended tho "Pinafore" production,
with her friend, Miss Susan Bluck.
Mrs. W. F. Shields and daughter,
Katherine, of Now Milford, aro visit
ing Mrs. E. L, Day.
Mrs. O. D. Roberts, of Foster, Is vis
iting her sister, Mrs, E, D. Bell,
PUZZLE.
Frldaj-, April 23. The r.iptaln U In the tiec
bad of the tailor. Ono tailor Ii foimed by the
liui ot the little gtrl'd hat and the olhci'ji proMc
is formed by the face to the left.
Saturday, April 2'3. Tlio do,; ij to tho right of
the little one I.ik'cIIui;. Tho t;oo.,u U quite laigc,
and Its head Is near the small plant in the low or
part of the picture. 'I he )i?n U in the tree to the
llifht.
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
IWh Powder
Used by peoplo of roflnemoat
for over a quarter of a century,
I Theatrical, J
ATTRACTION TODAY.
AC'ADIUIV t hatles I.cybourno'n lion Ton Stodc
company. .MMIned nnd night.
Bon Ton Stock Company.
Kiunia flimtlnff, tho little lady, thai hold the
hearlH ot (he p.ilioin of the Aiudcmy heie In
Scranton, will iigaln bo wen till week. Thlt HI
tie woman has indeaied licuclt to the people of
Scinnlon as well as iweiv other i-lly i-bc li.it
plajcd In, nnd few companies cm li.nt ,( the
liuslnpAi that tho Cliuk'4 l.ejbouine lion Ton
Mode company lue, pl.ijcd to.
On tills their "eimitl lslt heie till se.Kon,
Iho company will open today with u ln.itltic.
Mail; Swan's Rre.it ilclcctho play In four nitt,
entitled, "A Man of M.iiderj-," wilt be presented
this nlternooii.
Sandow Tomorrow Night.
A thcalrlc.il cenL of Impedance will be the
uppcinnixc nl Iho l.jccum lliutcr tomorrow ecn
ln of Sandow nnd his I'omp.im- of Uuropenn
.iiuleille utai's. No man ot modern times has
cut 1 roat vil tho Interest In tho world of fclcncc
that Sandow Ins, and no man has cut held the
public cje for t,o lone; a time and with riny
thlii;,' upprouhinK tho t.imc fascination, lie Is a
Miong man, bin mj dllfercut fiom uny other
.slrunir. man who cur nppearid nu the Maso tint
all otlicis tiuk Into itulKnillcnucp bj- comparison.
The London Times calls him .1 tierfei t man,
and whli i-o much precision of judgment that
the public of two lietnirplieien Imp adopted the
name tu dh-tlmtuldu'd him iioiu all othtrs.
Modjeska-Jnmes Combination.
Anions the toier.ll pictciitiotis proposition" pro
srntul by the more ici-uiincful lliiMtiic.il mana
gers thus far during tho iiiescnt iictho i-cason,
few from n popular ami none lor an aitMIc ttand
point, ciinaf hi importance Wiisinliil's and Kem
per's puidmtinn ot "'I he Meichaut of Venice,"
which is to be presented at the I.jieuiu, with
Madame Modjeska uml f.ouls James in the lolc.s
of Poitl.i and Mijloik.
A4 n proiluclloii it N tald to Ic with the bpt
ifloits ot either Henry Ininn or ttlch.iiil Mans
Held. P01 Ha h.is no pic.iter eponcnt than tho fa
nious l'oli-h ncties, and Mr. .limes bhouM be no
lis billliant ill poilr.ijing Hie Insatiable, Aor
HMcliiiiK nmbition of the i-iafty Slijloik. The ic
njipcarainc heie of Madame Modicskn and I.ouls
James as joint stais will be 0110 of the most
brilliant cnsaseinenH of the jear. The orBani.
zallon fompii-es nejilj- hfty tieoplc, and two i.us
aie utilized 111 the traii'pnii.itiun of its hccnic
clfecl". ?' 1 1 - jto 011 mIo Tuesday nioininv at 0
o'clotk. . '
Success of the Blue Bloods.
'Ihc Hup lllnoil Kills, to li.' .-ecu at the Star
net 'Ihuwlay make fun, and pli nty of it. Bet
ter nnd more fun than wc hac Ijujhed at be
foie. t:.idi tcii.e, t.uh dame and eieiv romping,
brilliant tliriuc, piodiKifc M'enes and .111 cmh-m-mult
of cst.iij, liewildiiinjc cnjojinent and pleas
me. 'tin' civi 'at mint of IhK coinpniiy is but
tluce dijs.
STAGE NOTES.
P.. II. Sothcin will .sail for laimpn May 21.
UKi Itjan. fnriiKily with Paly's.-MusliHl com
pany, is to star nct jc.ir in "Nevada."
Xat (iooilnln Is now i-aid tiS-iispho to Hubert
Dowuins's old lole of (he "tllidhilor."
When Mis. l'atiidc ('aniibell comes to this
cotinlij' licit teason .she will be liei- own innnnver.
Pan Mi-i'., the (01mdl.u1, and M.ibelle (!il
111:111 me cnsjaijed, the in.illiie taking place nctt
fall.
"Tho J..ut Appeal" is s.dd to pit ise the Xew
Yolkeis, nnd It will scum beicpl.ucd by lal ltke'a
"The Mum- fill I," a 111usic.il (uiutdy.
John Slaiu, now- With "'the' bibeity Itills,"
has illed to phij the lilli lolc in "Tne Wit nil
of Oz" in f hicaiio dining tho nuimici.
John llcn-iiaw, who lias been pl.iM'ng Hands
Wilson's old put In "Tho hti'ollii," his made .1
lug lilt and the piece will bo out furilu net
season,
Lillian Xnidlci his Inouglit .souit agiiiisl tho
Southern lallnmd for yii.ftw for allegoil Injuiies
uceiied tome tinio ago in a l.illw.iy eolll.lon
in tlie south.
Jetonie Sjkcs of "l'oy (Juilloi" fame, tlic-liiari
of pietiiiiitui.il Fagaclty, is lepoited to li.no
been buncoed nut of 10 in Xew Vork at tho
undiiit llim-tljin gimc.
DUNA10RE.
The funeral of the Into Frank W.
Pearce took place fiom tho homo of his
sister, Mrs. J. G. Bone, yesterday after
noon. Rev. Chniies Benjamin, or tho
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church,
and Rev, W. F. Gibbons, of the Presby
terian church, oftlclated. Tho pallbear
ers were Major Edmund Peurce, Chus.
Pearce, George Penrco and Frank T.
Sturges. Interment was made In Dun
more cemetery.
John Relber, of Rlgg street, wns
painfully Injured by ti fall of roof In the
Jnrinyn mine on Saturday morning. Ho
was removed to his home, where ho Is
resting comfortably at this time.
General Manager Slade, of the Erie
railroad, was a business caller In town
on Saturday. He was accompanied by
his pilvnte secretary, J. H. Swan, who
wns formerly a resident heie.
George Fritz, of Philadelphia, Is
spending a few days with his parents
on Blakely street,
John Blink returned home on Satur
day from Big pond with the finest bas
ket of trout seen In town this season,
Dr. E. P. Carty Is Indisposed at his
home on BInkely street.
Miss M. O'Biien, of Binghnmton, Is
tho guest ot Miss Mary Gllllgan, of
Shoemaker avenue.
Miss Nellie Muriay. of West Drinker
street, has returned home from n visit
nt Lopez.
Mrs. Frank Hogart, of Apple street, la
visiting friends In Plko county.
Mls'i Mary Weils, ot .Wilkes-Burre,
spent yesterday with trlends In town.
George Kerns, of Jersey City, Is
spending n few days with relatives In
town.
The Royal Areanum will hold an liu
poitant meeting at Masonic hall to
night, John J. Mullen 'has accepted o posi
tion at Hotel Cosmopolitan.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. M. Spencer and air.
ami' .Mr. and Mrs. McB'rido were in
Plko county on a trout llshlng trip.
frrii ir nr a itu wilt be aiA
rx kjj IV. . strong as
Dura if von trv
Shiloh's
Consumption
"" j j j - oiul ours is so strong we
I .lilt BU!lin,Uec,culeo''t:funil
Vrf V V jnouey, and ivo kcinl you
free trial bottle If you write for It.
KlIILOU'S costs 25 cents ana will cure Con
cuuiptlou, Pneumonia, Urpuchltls and all
I.uiig Troubles. Will cure a cough or cold
in a day, and thus prevent serious results.
It has been doing these tilings for CD years.
S. C. Wellb & Co.. I.cKoy.N.Y.
If al' Clnxtmm Dnnt Tn mwrmeta it., &inmh
VL " " J
wnifl hi ii 'irnm-Ti-inMnrawnTwrTiniMMa
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Linos 10 Cents
More Than Four Lines, 3 Cents for Ech Dxtrs l.'ts.
For Rent.
FOfl Ilt'.NT Seen rooms on hoc nml floor
touplo piefcrred without thlldrrtil ulso In
take cnic ot lawn ami garden, 70.1 Clay menuo,
liunmorc.
l'Olt 1IBXT SU-room tint with t'Ulli. ulcam
heat, g.iii ranjje, nnd nil modem Impinvi"
mentsj tent rennonahle. fall early. 1'iod C.
Hand, 00.1 Mulberiy oluet.
l'Olt tinXT-nislit nnd twehe-room limi'. Jlrceii
Illdge, uteiini honl; ery leiuonnblc. ""'f " .'
I'Olf Iir..T-Sin.iliTiiiliithed hou.e for rent. In
qulro nt Iffil Vino striet.
s'loitn rou hunt res' vi i.uk.vMinu.i ty
nue. Inmilrc I'lilllp Sdinell, 0W Wct l.Ki
wnim.i aeinic.
HAItN l'Olt lti:NT-12, Apill 1st, lhreo lioi ami
Hirre lngle stall, nnd wash tnik. teai ol
MIMailloii nvenna. Impilre at fill Madlsoii ave.
KOIl Itl''T-SJn7p'"llidl7gTii' tpnt In W"!"0"
City. I'a. Ilulldlng W) fpet b? 21 feet, eel ar
under nil, nnd second ttorv can lie arranged iot
a family. All In good upilr ie.uly tor nn 1"
coal breakers nnd mines close by pinplnjlni; over
n lliouiumt people. An enterprising merihuiH
can get a large tinde. Apply l' w,ll,l'im "'
lliehnioml. Illeluiinuil Mill.
JIM X. Mill" aumw.
Sernnton, Pi,
Fui-nlshod Rooms.
l'LiiXISIIDI) front room, half block fiom rourt
house square; Meant lio.il, gas, use of bath,
fill Spiuco slti-ct.
A Xlfi: front loom with nbmc it the X.ithi
also a nice loom for two joun men. 410
Adams incline.
KOIt III!
'INT One furnished room, with improve
ts; alio one on thlld Moor, cheap. 027
men
Adams avenue.
runxiSHIU) HOOMS for rent, modem Improve
ments; private family; gentlemen pieteired,
at G37 Adams avenue.
l'Olt Itn.NT rurnljhed Trent room, with heat,
bath nnd gas; near mint house; Bentleinin
prefencd. Aildtc-v lluoiii, llo 2B.
KOK HUNT Ktirnlsli.il room;
GCS Linden tttict
heat tnd- bath.
KUnNISHKU ItOOMS KOtt Itf.NT. with heat, ras
and bath, gentlemen prctencd, at A19 Adami
avenue. ' i
For Sale.
n.OOIHXd Mutehcd llanlwood and all other
kindf. Our lumber Is well seasoned. Host
grades, lowest piiccs nissible. Kzra l'itiii & Soih,
Cornel A'li stteit and l'eim avenue. Moth
'phones.
l'Olt SALL Heavv- coal wagon, double bov, or
will cMluinjrc for light uayun. J. C. Ilailej-,
Chinchilla.
1IOHSLS. four good joting driving horses for sale.
O. II, stone, Clark's (ireen.
FOH SALK Seien-ycir le.uo nnd fuiiiiluie of a
."lO-rooin hotil in good lepaii, near C'cnlriil
depot. Helton foi selling, tnv time all tnk"n up
in other business, (tight man who knows the steel
plant people can do a big trade as thej- all have
to iUjss tho hotel. Pent sJ.OUO a year; all thoroughly-
leuovatcd. New- bu uml kltilu u Ust
spring, fiold Doll.it hotel can also be bought on
ny lemis. Addiis, .1. W. Ahlev, Hold Hollar
Hotel, Ilullalo, X. Y.
I'Oll SAf.i: Will sacrldio a sC( pi.mo or an old
leliihlo make; walnut case; only tieen mod
two je.iis mid Is in pcifcd londilion. IVr ptr
tiiulau address "t Ii.uk i," Tribune office.
FOH SLL Che.ii for ca-h, )haeloii. good ion
dltion; bargain to one who wishes to buy.
Iiiquiic HO tticen Itldge stterl, Uuniuore.
FOH SAl.i: boda fountain. C. l' Cooper, Wl
I last Maikct ttieel, suantnii.
l'Olt SALK Hiado tieis and nuisiiv simk, plri
si?es. filh'a L. Claik, WW Woul sheet. Xew
'photic 1021 II.
Jl'ST AHHIVI'.H. two ear lo.nl of hcu,es, good
vvoikers and diiveis, weight fiom l.tHJii to l.filHI;
tevtial closelj matcliid teams; can be &ccu at w.'lt
ll.ijmond couit. V. M. Cobb.
L'AKI'i: I'M .'0,(100 vanls llru-.sels, Ingnfm. Vel
vets, also Mattings, Oil Cloth: 10,000 picics
linen sheets, table doths, blankets milliter
tunes, napkins, etc.. iinn beds, splines,
mattie.sses. ih.ilis, tihout siv i.iiloids at
puhllr aiutiou. Silo begins Tiiisdj.v nl to a. m.
and 2 nml 7 p. in., at 210 L.u kaiv lima avenue,
next Scranton Slieei lt.ilb.ud vvnlling loom,
oipo'lte Penii aienue. Cunnliiii's K llni., Au
lloneei'.s. roit S.M.i:-A beniiliful diamond ling, one cant.
Will sell for '. Addre- P. 0. It.rc IW. City.
FOH SALIl-II.ind s ilnuliUrs. Xew. Ilanifnrd
Pins., l'ater-on, X. J.
Wanted To Rent.
WAXTLI) K0OMS For two adults, thiee or four
rooms, furnished or unfurnished for ury
light hou-ekeeping, fust floor piefured. . Address
M, P., Tiibuno of Ike.
WANTKU Furnished hoii'e ni four or live looms
for housekeeping. Address A. O. V.., Tribune
ofllce.
Real Estate.
FOH KALKUloBjaiit slten for lioine In upper
Cietn llldgo; cholcu tiplghboihood; mosrl de
sirable locality for home in Laekawauui cuuiitj',
.f. A. Marvlne, 17.1(1 Sindcison iivcnue.
I'Oll KENT or sale nt Sunbiiry, Pa, A substan
tial fuurstoiy In Id; building, for fuctoty or
whole-ulo stoic. Light from thiee Hides, nttiic,
back of wnichotise, cnrrlagn bouse and stable
convenient. Kent icasonable. Addioos I.. l.jon,
l' mouth, I'a.
WOODLAW.V I'AHK LOTS livery other invvst
Iticnt tpeculat lie, Vnluea Mu-t lucuuse.
Small amount invested nftut brings muprisiiig
letiirus, A Liiid-Ilink Is the onlv sure one. Seo
us nt once, Kra Finn Ic Sins, Comer Ash slu'et
and l'itiii avenue, lloth 'phones.
FOU SALK Two lots improved, with fence, side
walk ami ituttii. X. lllaki'l.v- St., Iliinmore;
verj- leasiiuahlc, Aihliess Albeit Jenkins, Suutli
("ana in, Waj no count j Pa.
l'Olt SAI.i: A desliable and well iiupiovcil faun,
situated two miles from llniii.-ibli! containing
Fd or more ucres. llooii liullillnirs, well watered,
a never falling spiing, onliaril and wood lot,
tii.-ar bush uml nut grove. Mis. Jeremiah Har
rett, Iloncsdjle, Pa,
l'Olt SAI.i: Fann Uitauea; stock, good ordiud;
bulliliug In good oulcr; nine mhos from Reun
ion, two miles Item Moscow, Farm alone, or
faim uml stoik. M uy Jenkins, Mapte Lake, Lack,
aw nulla county, Pa,
FOII SALF Klegant sites for homes lit upper
Hiccii Hldge; iholvc nelghboihood; most do.
tlrable locality lor home in LnekawaiiiH muntj,
J, A, Marvlne, 17.1(1 Satideisou avenue.
FAI1M FOII RM.i: Sixty-two acres, one mile
from Lake Ariel; tvvelvo actcs uf timber, let
Improved; excellent tptlng vvatir on lot; finn
titiiatul on toad. For partkulais aihliess Wilb
lain Tiedar, Ariel, Pa,
Auction.
CAIIl'KT.-r-60,(100 jaids llru'sels, Ingrains, Vol
vctii, nUo Mattings, Oil cloth: lo.uo) pioici
linen thcits, table dotlu, blanketn, counter
pines, napkins, clc, lion bcdii, tiirlugs,
luatlienses, dialr.s, nbout sis' carlotds at
publio am Hon. Mile begins Tuesday at Hi a. in.
and 2 and 7 p. m., nt 2.(1 liickaivjiina i.venua,
next Scranton Stteet ltillfo.ul waiting tooin,
uiiposlto I'uni avenue, C'ummlugs k llio., Auu
tlonecrs. Lost.
I.OVf Adtik jillow- in't rat, urnwera tn the
name of Tcddlc. A tullablc icwaril it ie.
turned to JJ l'aiouo avenue.
LOST A ladles' gold watch; u libera! reward will
bo given If ictunuil to Hotel Tcirace.
LOST A tvihl vvatdi and fob cither en Carbon
stieet oi from Carbon stieet to Mulberry en
Penii. Flndei return to Oeoiije J, Aih, Time
otllee. Hevvard.
LOST Steel beaded purse containing sin ill sum
ot itioncj-, on Lackawanna avenue, near Wy.
omliiff. I'luuer (ileaio return imrsa to Trlbunj
eftlco and Ucep content.
LOsT ?2S, lictwecu Peck Lumber Co., Uuat Mar
ket died and I'rcsbyteiiau cliurih. ltcwjrd
tt returned to ofllce of feck Lumbet fo.
SITUATION 3
WANTED
Branch WANT Gfflcas,
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of the Follow
ing: Dnifj Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
.M.HKIlr SCHFLTZ, iniiirr Mulberry
licet nml Welwter nveniie.
OL'STAV liCili:i tl.Vi Ad.iuu aveiuio.
West Side "
tlFolttll! W .Ii:.NKIXS, 10l South Main
incline.
South Scumton
liti:i) )t Tl'.ltl'Pi:, 7211 Cidir nveniie.
North Sernnton
HUO. W. IIAVIS, eoiiiei' Xuilli Main
avenue and Mnrkt'1 slieei.
Green Ridge
(.ilAIII.LS P. JOXIN, 1.V.7 llicksnu
nveniie.
F. J. .101 INS, 2(l (In en Hldire stud.
, C. I.OIU'.NX, emnir Washington avo
nveniie mid M.uloit ttrcet.
Petersburg
W. II, ivNUI'Fr.L, 1017 living avenue.
Diinmorc
J. s. iio.nj: k SOX.
Help Wanted Malo.
WANTED Young man to take
charge of oda water fountain.
Apply nt Jonas Long's Sons.
WAX'IFI) lly one ot tho l.uge.t old line life
lii-uraute roiupmics leu ugents lor Xoith-
castetn Pemi'-jlviinl.i. Lihiiiil lontind. sal.ny
or comiuKsioii, Aihliess Miuagei, cue 'f illume.
WAXTHU A joting man who Ins hid one veil 'a
experience In tin shop, l'oote A. I'ullei,
Meius buihllng,
WA.STKI) I'ii.st tl.i-s shiieniaker. for reivilr
vvoifc. II. A. IMvis Lueriip aunue. Wist
Plltston.
WAXTni Pilnleis; onlv good men need apply.
Call at Chailes Wagnei's, .".:!1 Adams avenue.
Help Wanted Female.
WAXTIID Young lady bookkeeper. Ailduss in
hindwritlng, giving experience mid icf.-r-enec
and Plating salary expeelcd. Addieos "Shaw
nee," care of Tribune.
WAXTFIl A good reliable gill to do general
lionsewoik In a sin ill pilvato familj. A per
manent situation for the right peisou. Call at
oni c, (113 M.tdlsou nvenue.
WAXTKD Wumiii to canv.KS Joe and tetiics."vt
the TAHAHI) 1XX LIIlltAUV; in some ills
tilcts Koli-ulpiijiis have boon seemed at pruc-ticullj-(
evi ij- bouse; expcrltmed innvassers can
make stVJ a week, (tlve lefeiences and adilics.
W. P. Smith. Mgr. Sufi. Dopt., Tlie Uooklovers
Library, Phil idelphia.
WANIFIl A tjiiewiitfii- anil as.i-taiit book
keeper; femile preferred; tcfiTcnce ii'ijuhed.
Addie-cs 11. F. ('., Tribune ofliie.
WANTKU fllil for genrral lionsewoik. Applj
717 Monicc- a'cnuc.
LADY CAXVASSr.H wanted to. solicit subscrip
tions for 'the Tribune; good I'oniinls-loit of
feied vsjth a fair gvinr.nitcc for first-class worker.
Afiplytlici-onally at Uuslncss Manager's office,
Scranton Tribuii".
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS WANTED
I IFH OF T. DEWITT TALA1AOH, by
his Son, W:V. I'HAMC DIIWITT TM.MAHi: nnd
astoclilp rilltms of Clulstl.iu lleiald. Only book
endoiscd by Talm.igc family. Fnoiniot'.s prollt
fur agents who .ul ipiliklj. Outfit ten cents.
Wilte immediately CLAKK. & C ,.. aaj ft,
.(tn , P.il.'u.. I'a. Mention this Paper.
1IIIUTV PAY OFFIIR For Be. in stamps wp will
suid two sample knife shaipiTiers, iiisinn
tiou and aginls' iiieef. W. .fc L. Goutlay, P.
O, box 100, llarilsbtug, I'a.
Situations Wanted.
A WOMAN" wants pl.nc In counliy l.ulel or
fann where she cm have her boj- to woiH
for his ho.inl ami wnm.iii to cook and do general
lionsewoik. M. P., Moscow-, Pa.
SITUATION- WAS'llin Lilly stenusiapher and
tjpewtiler deslrcb position; e.xpeiieuted, lstj,
Tribune.
SITUATION- WANTED Hy a leliatde colored
11.111 as potter, dike or d.ij'.s wnik. Ad
dress II. A 31U I'ciin avenue.
POsjITIOX wanted by a first clas carriage paint
er, Address 1128 Pimped avenue,
SITUATION' WAXTF.U-liy nit ixpirlenccd min.
with good repiitalion, as teamster or stable
vvmk. Can finnUlt icfeienics. Addies 127 Oak
foul plaie, cilj'.
SITUATION WAN'li:il-lty a widow-, would llkn
washing nnd houc eleJiiing by the daj-, Mrs.
Miller, 712 Sihnell comt.
For- Sale or Rent.
FOH SALE OH PENT The Forest Ilou.e Hotel.
Splendid location and sitlntaitoiy lcisons for
di.Uige. Terms on application to A. J, Cavity
Forest House, .lermjn.
Wanted Rooms and Board.
WANTED Twa communicating looms with board,
privato fumlly prefencd. Two ladles and a
ceiitliinan. Ktito full iiaitliulats. Addresi O.
II. P., TilLimo office.
Boarders Wanted.
1'IUVATI! I'AMIIiV wlihcs to Imo two idco men
to board. Ceiman or English. Call any timj
after Thursday, All conveniences, 607 Harrison
avenue.
Business Opportunity.
CAIH'E'lS-f'O.OOO vault llnissels. Ingrain, Vel
vets, also Mattings. Oil Cloth; Kl.WX) pines
linen .bods, table cloths, blankets, inuntri
panes, napkins, etc.. lion lied., spring.,
matttc.'ses, (halts, about sk rntloads at
liubllu auction. Silo begins 'luesday at Ul n. in
and 2 and 7 p. in., at 2.0 Ltikiw.inu.1 uvmue,
next Seiantcit Sheet ltilliii.nl waiting loom,
oiipmlto I'cnn avenue, Cuiuniitigs Ic Pro,, Auc
tluiui'io. STOCK AND WHEAT TltAPEIIS without delay.
Write for our tpedal niiikiH letter, I'rco on
application, h. M, llibbard & Co., members N.
V, C.mulidatcd and Stock Sxchange, 41 and 10
Broadway; New Yotk. Established IvH, Long
pUliure' Phono 2.1CS nroad,
Money to Loan.
AN-V AMOUNT OP MONEY TO LOAN-Qulck,
straight loam or Ilulldlng and Loan. At
(torn 4 to 0 per cent. Call on X. V, Walker,
Ml-310 Council bulldlnj.
Iffr'monlal.
wi'vi.tiiv risneitjblu vounc widow, no chil
dren or near relutvcs, wjnts tiuo and homo
hiving husband. Address lllller, ll WasIiliitou
tint, Vbhago, 111.
IHIEHMATISM All parties that wlali ran bo
ueedlly and pcrmmiently lured of all v
rleth'j ot ltheuiiutl.nl by W vegetable lompouud.
Cures guaranteed. Iiioulre or addicss J. E. Tajr-
Cures guaranteed
lor, eciautou,
I, -A UY
DIRECTORY;
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Thu Pour Lines, 0 Cents lor Hsch tUtrs U.n,
LEGAL.
NOTICE Is lieicby given tint A. It. Oonlil k
Sons, persons having a lleti, under Hie laws
of PrniKjlvanln, ttpott ponds, wires and mer
ehandlso ol tlie Deer Patk Prow lug Company,
(onslstlng of onp tvvn-hore delivery wagon, nn
nccoimt of storage and hbnr bolovveil on stlcli
good, the owners having failed, neglected and re
filled to pay the amount of such charges upon
Mid pioperly within sixty days alter ilcmini!
Ihcicot niacin peisonill.v, will expose the Mid
two-horn' dellveiy vvjgim tn wile, nt pttlillf i.ue
linn, nt (Imld's Catrlage Work, No, 415421
Lltnlpii treet, city of ScMntoti, Lackawnnui
county, Pfiiusjlvaiil.t, on the lltb day ol May,
A. 11. 1KU, at 10 o'clock n. tn and (ell the
same or to much thereof ns shall be sufficient tn
illselnrkP ild Hen together w Hit costs of sila
and advertising.
A. ft. flOIJMI k SOX1.
WILL MID. WAHIH'.N' k K.VAPP. Solicitors.
MAjS..rfSfcrfl
SETl LJED PROPOSALS
SEALED PIIOPOSAIX will lip opened In the of
flee of the (.'Hy Recorder by the IHreator of
the Depaitluent of Public Works, at :1 o'clock p.
m. im .MiihiIiiv, Miy ii, l')2. for cleaning and
painting the Llrk.iwaiiin avenue and Cedar nvp.
line bridges acini ding In specifications on flip in
the llureau of Engineering. Illdclfrs shall eticloit
wltli each iiopo.-.il. insli or personal certified
check In the sum of one hundred dollirs as .i
gutrantee to execntp a conlratt within ten (10)
ciajs If mvnided the samp, lit cam the bidder In
whom the toiiliait shnll have been awarded, re
fuses or omits (it cncciiIc a conttaet (or tlm
woik .ictoidliig to Hip speclHcatlon therefor,
vvitlilit ten cliys fiom the dtte of the award, tho
rndosiiie aiioiupinjliig bin proposal shnll be for
feited to the iisp of the City of Serantott.
Proposal blanks will be furnished nl the !ln
renit nt Engineering uml no others will be flc
copied. All proposals must be tiled In the ofllce of tin
Cllv rVmiinlloi. City Mill. Scranton, Pa., not
liter tltair tl.flO p. m. on Monday, May .", ItXH.
The citj teseivcs thu rlghl to rclect nny or
all bids. JOHN- 1'.. HOCIIK.
Dlteittir Depirhnent of Public Work.
Sitnntoii, Pa., April 21,' 1W12.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EnwAHD c sp.uii.Dt.va. si 'nunKtiu dash
Duildlng, and St. Paul Building. Kovr York.
Architects.
EDWARD II, DAVIS. ARCIUTEOT, CONSELfa
Dulldlmr.
Fnt:DF.mcK i,. nnowx. arch. n nuAL
Estnte Exchange Hide. 126 Washington ave.
Civil nnd Mining Engineers.
tf. L. ll.Mini.VO, S15, CONNELIi DUILDINQ.
STEVENSON Sc KXIGIIT. 720 CONXI'.LL BLDO.
Dentists.
DR. C. E. EILEXDEROER. PAUL! BU1LD1NO.
Spruce atrent, Scranton.
DR. O. 0. LAUDACH. 115 WYOMINQ AVENUE.
Lawyers.
W1LLARD. WAHREX & KXAPP, ATTORXGY9
and Counsellor at-Luw. W)3 to 012 Conncll
Uulldirg.
PRANK E BOYLE, ATTORNEV-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12, 14, 10 and IS Burr Building.
D. B. REI'LOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS NEOO
tiated on real estate securitj-. Mears Building,
corner Washington avenue and Spruce stieet.
JESSUP Is JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
tellors-al-law. Cotnmonvvcaltli Building, Roomi
10, 20- and 21.
EDWAHD W. THAYER, ATTORNEY. R00M9
9OJ-O04, Oth floor, Mears building.
L. A WATRES. ATTORNEY-Ar-LAW, BOARD
of Trade Building, Scranton, Pa.
PATTERSON k WILCOX. TRADER'S NATIONAL.
Haul; Building
C. COMEOYS. 013 REPUBLICAN BUILDING.
A. W. BEUTHOLF, OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W, E. ALLEN. 612 NOHl'It WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMORE UX, OFFICII 339 WASH
ington avenue. Residence. 1U13 Mulberry.
Chronic aiscajcs, lungs, heart, kldnejs and
gcnlto-urlnary organs a specialty, llours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Osteopathy.
DR. I). 0. EVANS, OSTEOPATH, 12G-8 WASH
Ingtnit avenu". Chronic and nervous diseases
a specialty. Consultation free.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK OAFE. 123 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE
nue. Rales reasonable.
P. ZIEOLF.R, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D., L. & W. PAS-
tencer depot. Conducted on tho Kuropean
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A B."b1U0OS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no 5ilor; only improved pumps used.
A U. Briggs, proptietor. Leave otders HM
North Main avenue, or Kicks' drug store, ear
ner Adams and Mnlheiry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
0 R. CLARKE k CO., SEEDSMEN AND NURS
crimen, store 201 Washington avenue; gicen
houses, 1930 Notth Main avenue; storo tele
phone, 782.
Who Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL. REAR 511 LAOKA. AVE.,
Scranton, Pa,, mannlacturcr of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
ulio ladles waUts. Louise Shoemaker, 2U
Adams avenue. J
Mi:oAitar.n niios., printers supplies, en.
vclopes, paper bags, twine; Warehouse, 139
Wasliliigtili avenue, Scranton, Tj. - J-
THE WILKES-11AIIRK HECtiRD CAN BE HAD
lit Scranton at the news stands of Reiiman
Bros., -IM. rpruce nml oOJ Linden; M. Noiton,"
222 Lackiwanna avenue; I. S. Schutzcr, 211
Boruce slreeL "
STORAGE.
The Scrauton Storage. Coj.
offers perfect facilities for the
Storage of household g'ood:
etc.
Upwards of 30 dry, clean
aud thoroughly ventilated
rooms, with, individual keys
are at the disposal of the
public,
irFrijjllSi'lAve.
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