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MONTROSE.
Special In Hie Sti anion Trllnnic.
Monti-osf. April as. The week In
Montrose Is ushered In with a cloudless
.sky nnd mild and balmy atmosphere.
It Issuch Jdenrwenther condition which
tosp.end ;illor u ji.uit.qt the summer
pbaWu. " The apiiroftriiitiR season
promises to.be an extremely lively one;
more of our residents than usual are
planing to throw open their homes to
city visitors, a number linvi- leased
their homes, furnished for the sciin-cm,
nnd taken nil in all the Indica
tions are very oncouruidnx ,01' a lnt'S
colony of out of town vlsiton to Mont
rose this summer. A luck of amuse
ments fiom which tho town has here
tofore suffered will soon be supplied
t hroiiKh the combined efforts of "The
Lakeside Country club," now in the
fourth year of Its prosperous existence,
nnd the newly organized "Montrose
Athletic asoclation." Uase ball, solf,
tennis, foot bnll, croquet, etc., will all
lje available on superb grounds, to all
Biiests, while delight mi hops, held In
the cool and ally club houses or the
Country club will add tn the drawing
tittraetions.
ftev. A. YV. Cooper, late of D.ilton,
preached his Initial sermon as pastor of
the Montrose Methodist Eplscup.il
church before large congicgatlons. It
Is too soon to form an estimate of Mr.
Cooper as a pieacher or as a pastor,
lint taking his sermons jestetday and
his appearance as a guide, It Is believed
that In securing him as their pastor,
our Methodist friends have drawn n
prize. The retiring pastor, ltov. 11. Ii.
"Henedlct, leaves on Wednesday for his
new charge at Owego bearing the af
fectionate regard and best wishes of
the people of Montrose.
Hev. A. L.. Uenton, I). !".. foi twenty
yeais the beloved pastor of the fiesby
terlan chuich In tills plact delivered
his farewell sermon yesterday at the
moinlng service. Ills theme was
"God's Providential Card" and fiom his
text, MiiUliow.fliuO ho evolved n master
ly dlscouiso and spoke touchlngly of
Ills rclat,lons with the Montrose chinch
mid people dining his long pastorate.
At the conclusion Dr. Uenton hi pur
suance of tho iCMUcat of Presbytery,
declared tho pulpit of the MoiUtOM
church vacant, and until a iew pastor
Is elected there will be no prenchlng ex
cept by such ministers as may be se
cured by tho session of thu church.
Dr. Benton has Indeed worn well, and
no pustor ever left a church, who was
inoro strongly fortliled and entrenched
in thu hearts of his people than Ih Dr.
lienton. Throughout coming years, ho
will bo missed from tho community,
luit himself and wife will bo dally car
ried upon prayerful lips to the Throne
or Grnco and tho cuio anil blessing of
thu Gieat Shepherd will bo devoutly In
voked. Tho many Montroso friends of Miss
Delia Moore late of Scritnloji, learned
with sincere sonnw of that lady's,
dentil.
.Mrs, Caroline n, WntiouH celebrated
tho sixty-seventh anniversary of her
berth today. Sliu Is enjoying u fair de
gree of health.
FACTORYVILLE,
Bircljl to the Scranlou Tribune,
Fjictoryvllln, April 2S. The gradu
ating cxHiclses of tho Kuctoryvllle
Her Bon's Life Saved by Chamber
Inin'a Colic, Cholera and
DIanhoea Reiuedy,
"A neighbor ran In uitli a bottle of
Chuinberlaln's Colic, Cholera ami Diar
rhoea Itemedy when my sou was suf
fering with severe crumps and was
given up as beyond hojio by my regu
lar physician, ho stands high In his
profcbslon. After ndinlnlstcilng three
doses of It my son regulued conscious
ness ami recovered entirely vtli!n
twenty-four hours," sayt, Mrs. Mary
lluller. of Mf, Orawfonl, Vu. 'Jt'Jils
Itemedy Is for salu by all drugslsts.
I NORTHEASTERN
I PENNSYLVANIA I
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Louisville-, Ky.
fi.&fe, by all .drui'sts
graded school will be held In the Metho
dist church Wednesday evening, April
."0, beginning at S o'clock. A fine pro
gramme has been arranged. All who
mo interested In education aie Invited
to attend.
Dr. K T, AVheaton spent last week
with friends at Jackson.
Mrs. Myron Cobb and son, of "West
Scranton, are spending a few weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Augus
tus Colvln.
Harrison Kedell has returned from a
visit with an old friend down at
Dranchville, N. J.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Metho
dist church will hold a business meet
ing at the parsonage next Friday at
S p. m,
.Air. and Mrs. Walter 13. Cobb, of
Pcranton, spent Sunday with Mr. Cobb's
patents in this place. ,
The six principle Baptist church Is
having u new roof put on nnd other
wise l'puiitred.
About one hundred Odd Fellows as
sembled at Odd Follow,' hall lasl Sat
urday for various purposes. It was in
stallation night and the celebration of
the eighty-third anniversary of Odd
Fellowship in the United States. Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master D. F. Camp
and staff of grund officers from Tunic -bannock
were piesent and installed tho
otllcers of lied Jacket lodge for the en
suing term, and the degree team of
Willow Leaf lodge, of East Benton,
canio over and did themselves credit in
working tho initiatory degree on two
candidates. After the degree and In
stallation work, a lunch and smoker
was enjoyed. Visiting members from
Tunkhniinock, Clark's Green, Scranton,
Nicholson nnd Fast Benton were pres
ent and enjoyed the hosjilUllty of Ited
Jacket's members. The ollicers for the
ensuing term are: Noble grand, Will
lam Hlm: vice-grand, AVullie Patter
son; secretary, W. W. Bard.
ISuv. J1. G. lluckiunn has rented tho
W. (-', Wrlgley house and took posses
sion today,
HONESDALE.
Pprtl.il tu lli(! Siuiilon Tribune.
Ilonesdale, April 28. Tho annual pew
letting of tho Presbyterian church at
T.:lii thlsevenlng,
Mr. and Mis. Martin Heft, of Scran
loti, spent Sunday with Mrs. Heft's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Powell.
The school dlrectois, of Wayne county
will meet In tho court house on May
li to elect u county superintendent. The
PICTURE
This proud old lady
lido leaves two sons
yuu tind them','
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Aicw YorkrH.Y.
fCi&iJf.' cervte ger- beetle-).
present incumbent, David L. Ifower,
and Nelson J. Spencer, of the Wayne
County Herald, are candidates.
Our nelghboilng town, Hawley, has
caught the spell at last and will organ
ize u Ladles' Improvement society.
They can get pointers from our Hones
dale ladles.
The Hi a alarm sounded just before
noon today, for a. lire In a garden
building of L. Gratnbs on upper Main
street. Protection Engine company and
the Alert Hook and ladder company re
sponded, but the (lames were ex
tinguished without their assistance,
with little damage.
It is seldom that n. Honesdale clergy
man is permitted to address so large
a congregation of men, as was tho
privilege of llev. William H. Swift, on
Sunday evening, the occasion being the
annual sermon, before the Odd Fellows,
who attended services in the Presby
terian church. Mr. S.wift prefaced his
sermon with the church as the pillar
and ground work of all that wasgood.
He said he was an Odd Fellow Indeed,
who was found In the church twice on
a Sunday. His theme was the bible,
this text, "The Entrance of Thy Words
Glveth Light," found in Psalms 119ch.,
130 verse. The Importance of the open
bible, thu value of the Christian church
and observance of the Sabbath were
very forcibly presented and well re
ceived by the largo audience.
The eighty-third annlveisary will be
observance In Freedom hall, this even
ing with a banquet and a musical and
literary programme.
UNIONDALE.
Pjiec I.il to tlic Scuiilon Tribune.
rnlondale, April 28. The term of tho
Unlondale gradea" school came to a close
Friday night, April 23, with appropri
ate commencement exercises, held In the
Presbyterian church. There was a large
gathering present. Bev. H. J. Crane
pronounced the invocation. During the
evening tho Unlondale quintette favored
the nudlence with n number of pleas
ing selections, under the leadership of
Charles Newell. Solos were given by
Misses Virginia Cnrgill and Kate Cran
dull. A beautiful voenl duet was very
creditably rendered by the Misses Flora
Furman and Pauline Coleman.
Mist.es Virginia Orce, Edna Burdlck,
Louisa Corey and Mary Leek did them
selves credit as recitatlonisls, A song
by the primary pupils, "Making a
Shoe," was refreshing. Rev. William
Hollinshcd, of Forest City, delivered nn
exceedingly practical and Interesting
address on "Foundations." All the es
says of tho graduates were marked
with considerable merit, Miss Hannah
Welble's thenio being "War;" that of
Miss Flora Furman, who held tho sec
ond position of honor in her class (salu
tatory), being "Commencement." Miss
Hun let Marjoiie Jenkins, who was tho
valedictorian of her class nnd held the
llrst place of honor, had for her sub-
PUZZLE.
bound oul for a
and a. dog. Can
ject "Lake nnd Life." It was u study
of Lewis Lake, with Interesting points
of contrast In life. Many glowing com
pliments were paid to this young Indy's
effort. There were three giitduittrs!
Miss Harriet Murjorlo Jenkins, Mica
Flora Furinun and Miss Hannah
Wctble, nil of whom nre hold In high
regard In the town.
The officers for (ho term were: J. p.
Wilson, principal 'Miss Virginia Car
gill, Intermediate; Miss Edythe flmlth,
prlmnry department,
AVOCA.
The Ladles' Missionary society will
meet ut the homo or Mrs. William Dick
of Mooslc on Thtusdity afternoon.
A dink red mtilly cow hi In possession
of Thomas Clarke, of t'lttntoh town
chip. Owner may have It by paying
damages. -, ,
An artistic onyx front sodlt. water
fountain has boon placed In Murphy's
confectionery store on North Main
street.
Mine Foreman Clunies Davis, ot
Jrrmyn, wan a visitor In town on Sat
urday. I!ev. D. McDonald occupied the pulpit
of the M. E. church on Sunday oven
lug. Mrs. Frank Sanders has returned
from Philadelphia.
llev. James Moore will leave today
lo attend the P. M. conference at Shen
andoah. Misses Lizzie McDonald, Lucy Kar
tell nnd Daniel Peel, of Carbondale and
John Donnhoe, of Wilkes-Barre, spent
Sunday at tho Scahlll residence.
John T. Blcasc has resigned us organ
ist nt the P. M. church to bepome
organist at tho Langellffe church.
10. E. Snyder and daughter Madge,
spent Sunday at the Snyder residence
at Truckvllle.
f Theatrical, J
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
LYCKU.W SjiiiIou nnil UN Vaudeville Conijunv.
Nlglit.
APADiaiV HuiIm l.cjliouinc's Hon Ton Stock
company. .M.ilimo and night.
Bon Ton Stock Company.
The Don Ton Sloelc company, ot which Dinna
Buntlmj and Clurles I.ojbi.inc Jin the stars,
ujicncil ii WL'elvN engagement ut the Academy yes
teiday afternoon by prc-onting' "A Man ot Jlyv
tery." At night the popular play, "The- 1'iin
ce nl Patches" jiIimmh) the large audience t li.it
crowded the theater, 'i'lie company J3 one ot the
best reprrtoiio oiganizntlom that comes to this
city, and the sjiei hltles intiodueed ate all of a
high cidi i.
TI1I3 alteinoon the company will picsenL "All
for field, or Money Mad," and tonight, "Heap
ing (be Wnlilulnd,"
Sandow Tonight.
An event of impoitance to tliealer-goeis in the
cngagenient of l'ugene Sandow and hi perrle.'S
lomjiaiiy of auoca:i and Ameiican novelties at
tho To renin theater this crning. Handow ttands
pre-eminent among tho vioild'n stiong men.
While lie is the ttrongot mm of modem times,
this ii a liieie detail in compaiisou with tho won
deiful performance lie gives. The average Eliong
imin phes a peifoiniance which hi .1 mere e.hibi
tion nf sticugth, hut in the entertainment c
i-andow, while wonderful leed of stiength are
the main feahuc, it !, the grate of this modem
Hercules nnd tbe cae and peifcction with which
every feat is accomplished (TJit hN made him
w orld-famous.
One of the most hiilliaut puts of his per
formance is ids poking1 it, a nun clous plctuie of
a jierfect man, during which lie shows the vvoik
ing of every mu-de in the body, eacli iiiumIc
being distinct and fcpaiale fiom all others. Ills
lenring of hi-; jiachs of cauls bunched together
shows his ticmcndous grip of the hand. Another
great feat is his holding up of twenty-two men
and tlie laMng of 1,000-pound weights ill each
hand as if they were meie plajthlngs. A cul
minating feat unbend of in tbe annals of tlrong
men Is tbe ral-iug and holding in the air with
one bind of a hoie and coiiiage.
The company atsisllng S unlaw is jiartlculaily
btrong, loinpiinlng as it docs home of the lict
rovcliles and cleverest featuies in vaudeville.
Tlds cngagei.icnt is for one night only and our
theater-goers will not have .-mother oppoitunlty
of again teeing Sandow, as he soon utiles to es
tablish in Xew Yoik his college cf jih.vsieal cul
tuie, (similar to tho-a) now lunniug in London
and I'nrl. Tho Danim llrotlier.s, comedy acro
bats, two local Ijoji, aie with "Sandow, and their
nit, it is said, cvcelU any tin 11 ever attempted
in auobalic woih.
Modjeska-James.
The engagement of Madame rodje-.k.i and
Louis ,lame., aunouneeil for net Thursday even
ing, piomljes to outrank in both popuhr and ai
tiatlo importance any event of the inivscnt thea
trical hcasou. Willie the public have seen so
cial elaborate Siinkesjieaiean production,- In re
lent .vearb, no ire-,cntatloii of .1 Sliikcspeaican
play during lhe past decade will uiiiip.ui- In lis
a-.iiici.illons wilh great pla.vcrs witli tlie ciimiug
prifoiininco of "The "tleichant of Venice," in
which tlicw celeluale'l ai lists aie In appear.
Tlie nrthtie jiov,lbilltles of the alliance ap
pealed to both iilajcit- with gu-atii- foiio tlian
tlie I'lOiuh-e nf gain, cjiciiallj in view of their
well-known financial standing-, clnco tlie deatli
ot Mr. Ilooth, Mr, I.ouls J.tino has been ugaideil
as pia-eiuliicnt on the tragic tagQ of this imin
tiy. Added to his (-plendiil aecoinjillslnnents,
Mr. James lias .1 personality which li.u won bini
.1 luge and lojal following. lp lulnsiug lhe-o
n lists togetiicr, It is not (00 much to say that
Managers "iVagonhal ml Kemper have lendcreil a
dMinct nervlie to tho diaina in Aiiicrha.
The bah.- of teals -ien.s thi.s iiiornlng at 0
n'rlocl: at Iho liox-ofllte, and a laige-advamo
sale Is piedicted.
STAGE NOTES.
Wilson llirrell'rt new melodrania, leieully jiro
duied In AustiallJ, i called "The N'evcr, Nevir
bnd,"
Jolin Ciaig, foimfily wilh Mis, 1'li-ke as Angel
CluM In "1'i'i-s of tbe ll'IIibinllles," lias bein
ingagcd (or llic revlul of that play in New
Vnili,
",-au To." will doc U cngagenient at ll.ilj's
lhe..Ur in New VurU May "), on wliii-li iiiialuu
It will cjUbuile its iflthh jierformaiu e ut llt.it
plaj boiite.
A wfll-dflmed icjiort comes fiom lindim tn
tbe cltctt that Mwicnte. In lug, bou of Sir Hetny
Inllifc', is to wed Alice Xellson, the tcmiu ope-ti
binger,
Liura nigger, nlio Inheilted Mi,U00 funn
Htiuy M. Ilennett, who ii-ci-utly died in l'i.
burg, lias giKii nut tlie information that hc will
not return to the i-tagi.
A nw huili-sque, "The Wondnfiil Mtaul of
Ot," wiillen by rrunk llauin, 11 Chicago iient.
jiapcr man, will have IU Hut piesentatioii in lhe
windy city about -luue 1.
"The Wj)S of Susan" i tho title of 11 pl.ij
Cugruo I'leshiej h.u wrllten for and had ui
replcd by Hnulelt-i Ciouuiaii. The play is de.
sciilieil as hi-liig .1 "inodeiii coined)."
A rejioit ronifs fiom Chicago tint .Iinnic Dunn
(Mr?. I'zra Kendall) will icjoln her biolbei, Ai
tliur, iii-M ecasoii, piWuthig tin.- skctih In which
tltry wcio so ,o,u!ar tomo yc.ua bro.
Tom I.eult', 8am li-.au and Maud Ilutii have
slgntil contracts lo ttar jointly next be.ifon In .1
Uice comedy culled ''Iho Major aiul the Judge."
Tin) bU)porllng loinjiany -nil I ho u strong in.',
Marlon Mac.ola is ciy ill In thu city hc-pltal
in Ilotton. I-I:u was tul.cn thrio lat wed on i.11
eniei-gency call and lu bini triated slnen for lu
tnual double. The pb-.lclain u-iioit her londl
tlon ai terioiu.
THE HOMELIEST MAN IN SCRANTON
As well as lhe hamliomcst, ami ollum are invited
to call on any JiuggUt and get lice a dial bottle
of Kemp' Bul.ain for the Throat and l.u;i-,i, a
remedy that Is gutnaiitecd to cuie unit lcllevo all
Chronic (in J Acute Couj!t, Asthma, Ilionchitii
and Cviuuiujitlou. I'licc 23c. and V.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than l-otir Lines, 3 Cent.s for I'acti Extra Llrii.
For Ilcnt.
I'UIt HUNT A fi-inent cutlase, with heavy fur
inline, in unlendiile, susipieluiitia io i'a
ten inllei w-esl nf Carhundate on Jetlcrjon lliamli
iiillioad; good water and mountain air: iliurch,
tnllrti.nl. mull, tdepiione, telegrajih and hike ne
loiiiinoilalioii". luiiulro eatl.i. Mis. lid ward
Moigan, Unlondale, i'n.
FOII lli:.NT irrJl Olive stieel. nlngle lioiue ol S
looms, fall iiHirulug.s between 11) and V2.
I'Oll HUNT Veien mollis on nocond Hour
tquple pielcried vvltlinut ehlldrent also lo
lake cure of lawn and ijaiilen, Ttr, Olay avenue,
i'unmorc.
Toil IlKXT Slfioom ll.lt witli bath, ttcani
beat, can tango, mid oil inodern Improve,
inentsj rent leisonablc. Call early. I'lnl O.
Hand, hat Mullicny rtreet.
roil lll.NT-.Smali fiuiiWied homo (or rent. In
quire at Pit Vine bticet.
STOW! TOR HUNT 1122 West I,icl;aw.-mni ave
nue. Inqulro I'lilllp fc'chiifll, 0-2'J West Laeka
it ami, i avenue.
IIAII.V lOll IinNT-912, April 1st, thrcu box anJ
three single stalls and wali I nt It. , tear 01
Ml Madison nvcnu li.riuire at (Ot Madl-onjivc.
Toil ni'.NT-Storc hulldlng for lent in Wv'V,0"
City. 1'a. nulldlng M feet bv 21 tret. id'
tinder all, nnd s(cond slotv ran be arranged ror
a family. All In good rtpilr icadv far n-.. Two
coal break-era and inlm-s tlov bv employing over
a tlioinund people. An i-nterprishu ,;'i'ri!,,1,lt
can get a large trade. Applv to William Ii.
Illchinond, lllcliniond Hill, ijiai X. Milu avinu--.
reranton, I'a.
Eurnishcd Booms.
I'Otl pi:NT One furnished room, with Improvements-,
also one on thlid floor, cheap. 027
Adams avenue.
FUnXlSHKD IIOOMS for rer-t, inodern Improve
mcntsi private family; gentlemen picferrcd,
at 537 Adams avenue.
KOn Itn.ST l-'tirnlshcd room; heat and bath.
025 Linden street.
KUIINISHKD ROOMS FOB TtHNT, with heat, rai
and bath, gentlemen pretcricd, at M Adams
tvenue.
For Sale.
I'Oll SAI.I1 A pntimalie itinabout and u family
phaeton; good condition. Juqulio To; Ad
ams avenue.
I'Oll SALU lleay coal wagon, double bos, or
will CM-Iiangfe for light wagon. .1. C. Dalle),
Chinchilla.
llOHSI'S, four good young driving horses for sale.
O. II. Stone, Clark's Green.
l-'OK SALK Seven-year lease and furnittuc ot a
fiO-iooin hotel in good upair, near Central
deiiot. ltca-son for selling, my time all taken up
in other busine.-.s. Itight man who knows the steel
plant people can do :i big trade as they all have
to pass the hotel. Ilcnt f.'I.OOO a )car; all thor
oughly renovated. New bar and kitchen last
spring, '..'old Dollar hotel can Uo be bought oil
ew tenn. Address J. W. Ashler, Cold Hollar
Hotel, Duffalo, X. Y.
roil SAI.II Will hacrlflcc a fj-100 piano of an old
reliable make; walnut cacj only been used
two .veais and is in perfect condition. For par
ticulars address "Chance," Tribune office.
I'Oll SALE Cheap for cash, phaeton, good con
dition; luigaiu to one who vvMiCs lo buy.
Inquire HU Oieen IJidgo street, Dunmoie.
l'Oit SALU Shade trees and nuuery stock, eslra
sics. Giles L. Claik, U00 Wood street. New
'phone 1021 1J.
JUST AltlUVCD, two car load of horses, good
workeis and diiver, weight Irom 1,000 to 1,000;
seveial closely matched teams; can be seen at 321
Ita.unnnd couit. V. M. Cobb.
UAKPCTS 50,000 .varils Tlrussols, Ingrains, Vel
vets, hUo .Mattings. Oil Cloth: 10,000 pieces
linen bheeN, table cloths, blankets, counter
panes, napkin", etc.. iron beds, springs,
inattissM-M, chair.s, aliout sl t-ailoids at
pulillc am tlon. Sale begins Tuesday .it 10 a. m.
and 2 and 7 p. in., ut '210 Lackawanna avenue,
next Scranton Sheet It iilro.nl waiting loom,
opposite l'ciin avenue. Cuininlng.-, ii llio., Aua-
op'
tic
I'Oll SALL' A beautiful diamond ring, one carat.
Will --ill for -fSS. Adihess I'. O. l!o 1)2, City.
I'Oll SALU Hand silk doublers. New. Damfonl
Rioi., Pater-.on, N. .T.
Wautetl To Rent.
WANTKI) l'uriiMieil room, in .1 private family,
liy a lady employed, must be leasouable.
Addicss II., Tiibunc.
WANTKI) IIOOMS I'or two adults, three or four
rooms, furni-.hcu or unfurnished for very
light housekeeping, llrst floor picferrcd. Addrc
M. 1)., Tiibuno office.
WANTED Furnished house or four or five rooms
for housekeeping. Address A. O. 1'., Tribune
oITIlc.
Keal Estate.
1011 SAM Klegant sites for hornet. In upper
liieeii linige; cuoicu iiciguiiniuooii; most do
biiaiile locality lor home in Lackawanna county.
J. A. Mai vine, 17.10 Sinderaou avenue.
l'Oit HUNT or sale at Sunbury, I'a, A substan
tial foui-story lulcl; building, for lactoiy or
who ctale sloie. Light fiom three bides, ofthe.
bad; nf vvaichoibe, cairlago Ihiii-c and stable
innienietir. llent leasonaule, Addicss I,. Lion,
l'l) mouth, I'a.
I'Oll SALU Two lols, Improved, with rence, side
walk and gutter, N. Ulakely St., Dunmoie:
veiy icasonahle. Address Albeit Jenkins, r-'outli
canaaii, wayiu couniy, i a.
FOlt BALI! A deslinble and well linpioved faun,
situated two miles liom Ilonedali' containing
M oi moie aires, (iood buildings, well waieied,
a never falling spiiug, orcliard and uuod lol,
Migar bu-h ami inn giou-. Mrs. Joicmtah Gar
ni t, HoncMlale, I'a.
I'Oll KALI! Faun 120acies; stock, good orehiiil;
building In good cider; nine miles from Scrau
lou, two lulleu fiem Mmcavv. Funn alone, or
f.u in and stock. Mary Jcnkin.-., Maple- Lake, Lick
awaiiua count)-, I'a.
I'Oll HALF. Ulcgant biles for homes in uppir
liieeii Hldge: ilioho noigidmihooil; lunsl lie.
blrabli) locality far homo In Lackawanna count).
J, A. Maivlue, 17'M Kanderon uiciiue,
FAIIJI 1011 SALU SMy-two aires, one mihi
fiom Lake Aiiel; tvvilto acies of tlinbei, u-,t
linpioved; evccllcnt spilug water on lot; fjim
bituated on load. For paiticulais addieat Will
jam Trealar, Ariel, I'a.
Auction,
(Alll'I'Tti-oO.OilO jauls llriiU, Ingnlns, Vel.
vets, ulto .Mitting-i, Oil Cloth; 10,111)0 pluvs
linen blieit-, table 1 lotk-., blankets, counter,
panes, papklns, etc.. Iron li;dr, irlnn's,
luatties'-rs, chairs, about slv lailoids at
publln uuctlou, Sale begin. Tue.day at 10 .1, in,
and 2 and 7 p. 111., ut 210 La1k.1u.1nua i.unuo,
ue.t Sciantou Sheet lt.iilro.nl waiting 100111,
opposite i'enii avenue. Cumiuliigs ,-c llio,, Auc.
tionecri,
lost.
I O.ST A gold and runnel clau pin, "S, II. S,,
1'jOO." I'luder wlU'pliasu notify or .-all at
III.", IV1111 avenue.
LOST A daik )ellow pet cat, antuvix tn the
name of Teddie, A suitable icuaid if ie.
tinned to 1211 Capouso aicnue,
LOSTA ladli.' gold vvalcli; a libeial reward will
be given If 11 turned to llotil TViimic.
I.O1T A ("obi vvatth and fob elthir on Caibon
sin. tt 01 liom Caibon sticcl 10 Mulheiiy vn
I'enn, l-'ludev ittuiu lu Ceoige ,1, Aih, Tunes
ollke, llvwaid.
I.O.1 1' Steel bcadid puisa (ontalning snnll sum
nf money, 011 Latkawauna avenue, near W).
niiilug, I'luder pleao u-luin puro to Tilbuua
uilUc and kcip content.".
LOST W. bclwecii I'eck Lumber Co., I!a..t Mai
Let btivit and I'lisbyteiiau 1 liurtli. Ilewaid
it reiuincd to olilcc of IVck Lumber Co,
Bheumatism.
KlIKUMATISM-AU naitlca that vvbli ran be
speedily and peiuuiiciitly cured 'of ull va
rieties of llhcuinatUm by u vejctJOle lOiupound.
Curra cuiruntecd. lu.-ulto or udjitsa J, l.. Tay
lor, fcjctjaitou.
SITUATIONS
WANTBD
PREE.
Bnnoh WANT Cfflces.
Wnnt Advcrtlsoments Will Da
Heeolvod nt Any of the "Following-
Drug- Stores Until 10 P. M.
.Contrnl City
ALllKIlT .SOIIttl.TZ, coiner Mulhetry
stieet mid Webster uu-mir.
OUSTAV I'it'llKli, rVl Adams avenue.
West Side
tll!OII0F. W. JCNKINS, 101 S011II1 Jliln
avenue.
South Scranton
FlIFD L. Tinil'l'i:, 7211 C01t.11 aienie.
iN"orth Scranton
OI!0. W. DAVIS, roiner Xuilli lla'n
ovrnuc and Maikct stro-l.
Grefln Kldge
CIIAIII.KS I'. JONT.-, 1.'.',7
lllt-'tson
1. J. JOHNS. 020 Oicen llidgc sluel.
C. l.Oltr.NZ, -.ornei- Washington ave
avinue iind'Mailon tlieet.
Petersburg
W. II. KNIT1TL, 1017 living avenue.
TJuumore
.1. !. noNi: ,t sov.
Help Wanted Mnle.
WANTi:i We want men ot good standing . nt T
cduc.1l.i011 In caih (own of two Tl,unnid
population or our to lepic-int the T.M1M1I)
INN I.IHItAI'.V. to pi-mil members and tn i.t
lend tn lhe ilNtiibutlon and exdimgo of liooks;
men who mike .1 siiuevs of working up ilulr
tt-uitoiy will he adiamed tn guod-sal.il iid po-l-lions
in larger towns and citlot. 'I lu- TMtVIIU
INN Is a new depirtment of lhe BOOKUlVU'fh
tlie laigest circulating llbr.in in tlie world, (iivi
lefertuces and address: W. I'. Smilh. Mgi. Mib.
Dcit., The liooUou-is Libiaiy, Phlladelpliia.
WANTED Several t.vpewrlter opeiatois lo do
cop)lng. Apply early. Ilemingtou SUndaid
Telewriter, 422 Spruce street.
WANTi:il i:pt-rleiired boy -at IlrL-tnl hom.e bai
ber shop, Providence.
WANTUD Clothing salesman of evpeiien-e and
good habits, Apply to John 1). llo-.le, -llli
Lackawanna avenue.
WANTED Young man to take
charge of soda water fountain.
Apply at Jonas Long's Sons.
WANTUD-lly one of the largest old IhTe life
insiiiance companies, ten ugenis for Ninth-
eastern Pcnnsjlvauia. Libeial coutiact. silaiy
or commission. Addiess Maiuigei, t-aie Tiibunc.
WANTED A young man who has had one yeir'a
experience in tin shop. Foote S: Fullei,
Meuis building.
WANTED Fiist las sboemikcr, for leiuir
woik. 1). A, Davis, Luzcinc avenue, Wc-t
Pittston.
WANTED Painters; only good men need apply.
Call at Charles Wugnei's, :!.)l Adams avenue.
Help Wanted Female.
EXPEHIENCKD LAU.VDltY HELP WANTED Ap
ply nt Ke.vstone Laundry, 111 South Main
avenue, between 7.30 and S.SU p. in.
WANTED A good reliable gill to do geneial
housework 111 a smill private family. A 1101-
inancnt situation for Hie light peison. Call at
once, 013 Madi-on avenue.
.WANTED (.hi for general housewoik. Apply
717 ilonroe a' cnue.
LADV CANVASSElt wanted to solicit subscrip
tions for The Tiibunc; good commission of
fered with a fair guarantee for first-class worker.
Apply personally at BusincaU Manager's oflice,
Scranton Tribute.
Hecruits Wanted.
WANTED FOR U. S. A II XIV Able-bodied tin
, inairied men between ages of 21 nnd ::j; till
7CH.S of United State-., of good thiraiter and
tempeiatc habits, who can speak, read and vwitu
English. For Information apply to Itecuiitlng
Officer, No. 12.1 Wyoming avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTED-Of any kind, bv .vouug
man who Is willing to woik; sobci, indus
trious, fair education. Call or addicss 127 Oak
lord com t.
POSITION WANTED-Ily young glil as sctoiid
woik or 111:1 S-- glil. II11 Elm suu-t.
A WOMAN' wanks pine lu countiy hotel or
(aim when- she can have her boy to noil;
for his board and woman to cool; and do geneial
liou-ewoik, XI. D., Iloscuvv, I'a,
SITUATION' WANTKH-Lady stenographer and
t)pewiilev deaiies position; evpeilcuced. IsMI,
Tribune.
SITUATION' WANTED-lly .1 lellablo toloriil
man as poller, olllto or day's noil,. Ad-dres-,
II, A 3K1 Penu avenue.
POSITION wanted by a Hist ilaw lanlage paint
er. Addit'M. 112a Piospcrt uviime,
SITUATION WANlED-lly an ipeilcmi-d man,
with good leputation, as te.iiiistii n, -.nlile
woik. Can (mulsh rolcicmcs, Addicss 127 Oak
foul place, tlly.
Sl'll'ATIO.N WAYIED-Iiy 11 vvliluvv. would like
washing and liou-,0 cleaning by the thy, Mrs.
MIIIci, 712 Sthnd! tourt,
For Sale or Rent.
lb'N'XV''''''VV.'WX'VXX-V'V'v,''N.'VXA
1011 S.M.I! OH Itl'.NT The I'ou.t House lfot.fl.
Sphudld location mid satisf.iiloiy uuson. nr
iliange. Tcrnis on application to A, J, tiavln,
I'oieft llouif, Jeim.vn.
Vanted Booms and Board.
IfoAIID AND ItOOM WANTED till lulinlc fain.
Ih, in good locality, by jouug gentliuiaii.
Addle-.! A. 1. Ik. Tilbum'.
WANTED Twa rcii-.liiuiilealln-j rooinii with boll J.
private family piefeirtd. Two LiiIIls and 11
gcntUiit-a bt-ato lull pirtlculuii.. Addi.s C.
11. H Tribune- cilice.
Hoarders Wanted,
PJUVATI! FASIII.V wUhes to hate two nh-e men
tu boaul, Ueiiuan ur Englisti. Call any tinn
after Thursday, All tomenisutes, S07 llarti-o'i
uienue,
Business Opportunity.
t.'AIIPETS no.OOO yardl llrn.-els, Ingiains, Vel
vets. al,o .Mailings. Oil Cloth; lu.Otm Pl-'iea
linen sheets, table cloths, blankets, icunter
pants, napkins, clc. lion IhmId, spring,,
iiialtirtsi'-, ilialrs, about six tailoadt at
publiu uihtlon. Sale begins 't ilf-.il iy lit 10 a, lu.
and "2 and 7 p. in., at sso Lackawanna ainiue,
ne-tt Sirantcn Sheet llallioad walling loom,
iinposlle I'ci.u avenue, Ciimmluss x llio,, Aue
bTOCR AND WHEAT TKAIH'.HS without dtlay.
Write for our special inaikct letter, I IM on
application. S. II. lllbbjid k Co., member. .N.
V. Cneolldalfd and Stotk fcithauge. It and 10
llroadway, New Voik. lotahlUlied IStil. Long
llUuncc' Phone '22SS flroad.
Money to Xoan.
AKV AlllilINT OF MONI'.V TO lX)AN-Ou!ck.
btratght loans or Dulldlng and Loan. At
fiom 10 0 pel' cent. Call on N. '- Walker,
S11-J15 CvuiifU balldln-r.
Matrimonial.
-vwwyir-iv
WEAIIHV
respeclablo )cimg
wld.a.,
no dill.
dre-ii or near u mho. wanld true and home
loving- husband, Addles llillvr,' 101 W3thlli-ttin
street, Clilcaao, til,
DIRECTORY.
v.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
Mpr Thai Pour Unej, a Centi (or ncli Uttrj l.h),
LEGAL.
NOTICE Is heirhy ghen that A. II. fiould ft
Nint, iieisom having a lltn, nndef the laws
of Pinn)lvaiiln, upon gooiU, wares anil iner
thaiidle of the Deer Park lliewlng Company,
cnnslsllng nf one twn-hnre delivery wagpp, nil
account nf sloiage and libor lirslnvrrtl on suell
gooils, the owners having falhil, neglected and re
fused to pay the amount nf such thargrs upon
said property within slly daji alter ikniaml
tliereof made person illy, will cxpo-e Hie sild
Ivrn-liorM- delliiiy wagon to sale, at publln lue
tlon, at (louhl's Cnirlnge Winks, No, 415-121
Linden Mieet, rllv tif Serantou, Lackawanna
county, IVnns.ilvanla, on the llth day ol Mnv,
A. D. 1W2, at 10 o'clock a, in., and sell the'
same or so ninth thereof an shall lie sufficient tn
dlfdiirge slid lien together with costs of salo
and advertising.
A. H. fJOIH.I) k SONS.
WIIX.Mtl). WAIIHEV ,V KNAPP, Solicitors.
NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting of Hip
btoikholders of the 'Iho Tllle (luaranly and
Trut Cnmpnii). nl Scrnnloii, Penn., will be hetd
at the of Ik r of the company, I:!.' Washington ave
line, Sii.inlou, Penm,, nn May 17, 1002, ill 10.3H
11. 111., to lake action on uppioval or disapproval
of the prnpiwd Inoria-r of lapltal sloik of said
lOlllpOP) flulll lOII.PtKI to f-,,0,IWI).
ll.M.I'II S. HULL, Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
sr.M.EI) PltOPOSALS will be opened In the of
lhe of the City lleconlev bv the Dbettor of
the Depurliiient of Public Works, at " o'tlotk p.
in. on Xhiudav, .May .',, 1102, for rlemin-r and
pilntlug the Litkivv.11111.1 uvcniie and (Vd.11 ae
mil" bildget aicoldlng In sperlllcntions on' Hie In
tin- II111 run of Englmeilng. lllddeis shall cncloe
W'llli tacli piopasal. r tsh or personal celtillcJ
ibeik lu the sum of one bundled ilolkus as a
guarantee tn etiiule a t outr it t within ten (10)
days If nwaided Iho nunc. In i-ae the bidder In
whoin the tn11lt.11 1 shall have been iiwilided. re
fuses or omits to cvteute a rontiact for the
woik aiioidlug tn the specineitioiis therefor,
v.ithlu tin ilivs fiom the date of the award, tho
tin I0MU1- ai-iompanilng his pioposal shall be for
feited In tlie ui- of Iho City of Scianton.
Pi lipoma I blank! will be filinlslit-d at the nil
reau of Engiueeiing and tin oth'-rs will be ai
iivted, All pinpo-als 11111-t be filed In' lhe offke of the
City Controller. City Hall, Seianlnn. Pa., not
later than 'h'io p. in. on Xliiulay, Xlay fi, 1-XK.
'lhe tiiy lesenea the light to reject any or
all bid-. JOHN E. IIOC1II!.
Director Depailment of Publiu Works.
Stranton. Pa., Apiil 2:;. l'K12.
PROFES&JiONAJ-.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWAtlD C. Sl'AUI.UINO. 2.1 TItADKUS ISANU
Building, and St. Paul llullding, New York.
Architects.
EDWAHD II. DAVIS, AltCHlTEOT. CONNELU
Building.
FREDnnicii i,. nnowN. ahch. b.. nEAfj
Ktatc Exehansrc Bids.. 12U Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. I.. 1IA11DINM, S13, CONNEI.L lllILDINO.
STEVENSON ei KNIOHT, 720 CONNELL BLDO.
Dentists.
DR. C. E. EILENDEIlOUil, PAULI UUILD1NO.
Spruce street, Scranton.
DH. O. O. LAUBACH, 115 WVOMIXQ AVKNUKX
Lawyers.
WILLAIID, WAHItEN & KNAPP, ATTOnNUVS
and Counscllois-at-Law-. L02 to 012 Connell
liuildti'g.
nSAXU E BOYLE, ATTOIINEV-AT-LAW.
Itoonu 12, II, 10 and 13 Burr Building.
D. B. REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY LOANS NEOO
tiared on real eotate security. Mcm Building,
corner Washington avenue and Spruce street.
JESSUP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
bellois-at-law. Commonwealth Building, ltoomi
10, 20 and 21.
EDWAnD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY. ROOM!
00:)-WM, 0th flooi, Mears building.
L. A WATRI'.S. ATTOllNEY-AT-LAW, BOARU
of Trade llullding, Scianton, Pa.
PATTERSON .t WILCOX, TRADER'S NATIONAL
Bank lluilding
C. COMEOYS, 0-1.5 RFPUBLICAN BUILDING.
A. W, BERTHOI.F, OFFICE JIOVED TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
dTiw. i:7"alli!n7 sis south" siirNOTol
avenue. ,
DR. B. W. L'AMOREMIX, OITICI! 330 WASH
Ington avenue. llcshlence, ISIS Mulheriy.
Clirnr.le olsca-ts, lungs, heait. Uidnejs ami
genlto-urlnaiy organs 11 specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Osteopathy.
Dr7d. O. EVANS. OSTLOPATII, 1203 WASH
ington avenue, Chrcnle and neivoiii disci.. J
a specially. Cou-ulliitiuii fn-e.
Hotels and "Restaurants.
Till! ELK CirE. 123 AND 127 nt.VNKUS AVE-nut-.
Rales leasouable.
P. 7.IEGLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D., L. 4: W. PA3
senger depot, Ccndueted on the European
pi in. VICTOR KOCH, Piuprlcwr
Scavenger.
A. II URI003 CLEANS PI1IVY VAULTS AND
tcss pools; in idoi; only linpioved pumps used.
A, B. Brigg. propili'tor. Leavo oulera 1103
North Main avenue, or Eieke's drug store, cor
ner Ad4ti-- and Xlulhenv Both telephones.
Seeds.
U. 11. CLARKE & CO . SEEDSMEN AND NUR-i-ir'
men, stoic 201 Washington avenue; green
houses, VW) Norlh Xlalu ave-nuc; otora tele
phone, 782.
Wire Screens. r
JOSEPH KUEITEL. HEAR SU LACKA. AVli,
bcranton, Pa., nianutuqturci o(, Vlro Streenj.
aMiscellaneous.
DltESSXIAKINU FOR CIIILD1IUN TO OIIDl'R;
ulu Jadit waUU. LouUe bliociuaker, ,Si
Adams avenue.
STORAGE.
The Serantou Storage Qio.
offers perfect facilities for tfift
Storage of household goods
etc. z
Upwards "of 30 dry, cleau
aud thoroughly veutilated
rooms, with individual keys
iHfti at the disposal of the
public,
1 13 FfMkllttijAve.
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