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MONTROSE.
Special to the Sxianton Ttibunc,
Monti oho, May !. M1.b Alice Warner
and Jllb.s Jlaybolle Allen, of ninKliam
ton, linvo been vIslthiK at the liouio of
Ml 8, A. N. lllndh, on Prospect htreet.
William D. LuhI;, an old and nioin
Inent attorney, who hint been In active
inuctli'o for beveial yearc, and a founcr
jn-esldent of the Piist Natlonul banlc,
o( this plate, Is dylntr at tint home of
his diuiKhtcr, Mis. Se.irJe McCollum In
this place. Ids wife who has been
(pending the winter with i datives In
Northein New I'hiKland, has been tele
Biaphed for and Is now hastening to
her husband's bedside as fast a fateani
and stool tun bring her, but It Is not
liiinwn when she will arrive,
John Dovlne and fcon, Heed, of Hush,
eto visitors In town today,
"The annoymous ciicmlur hublt" has
broken out again amoiiK the politicians
iind this thnu CoiiKiessinan C, V,
Wllsbt Is made the object of a cownrd
My and contemptible attuck. Of couihu
the clruuhus will have no effect upon
tho political fortunes of our popuhir
coiigreaman, whose Lhanco of being
named at tho convention which meets
at Honesdale this week ii(e growing
brlgUter every day,
Mr, and Mrs. ,. i:. lilssell weie
guesta over Sunday of iclatlvcs resid
ing at Ciystnl Lake, near Duudaff,
jtev. d. W. Cooper, the newly up
pplnted Methodist minister, spent Sun
day with. his tamlly ut their lormer
homo In D.ilton.
Mrs. A. U Tltinuu and son, De Wit.
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aio guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.John Friend, at their homo in Elmlra,
X. Y.
P. M. Gaidner, of Forest City, was
transacting legal business In this pluco
tho last of the week,
T'nlon sei vices weie held in the Pres
byterian chinch last evening, Rev. V.
C, Harnes, oillciatlng.
"Ascension day," next Thursday, will
be observed by special services at 10
o'clock a. in. In St. Mary's church.
Ueglnniug this week, tho hour for
dally niiihs at St, Mary's Catholic,
chinch has been changed from 7.30 to
0.30 a. m.
A number of piomlnent Republicans
of this place expect to attend tho Con
gregational cont'eifiico to bo held nt
Ilonesdule, Wayno county, on Friday,
May .
Mis, George 11, Lathrop s visiting
lit Hudhon, N, Y,
A now baptismal font has been
placed In St. Paul's Kplscopal chinch,
a gift from the Misses Diddle, of Phila
delphia, m in
. FACTORYVILLE.
bjii'djl to the Smnton 'frlbunp.
F.ictoryvllle, May 5. Mrs. P.ivls of
Scrantoii, was vlaillng friends In town
lust week,
Mrs. Oscar Ilallstead and Mrs, A. A.
Drown, spent last Filday with friends
In Nicholson,
Miss- Jennie Wells, of South Mont
rose, Is the guest of lelatlves heie,
IMulowim Lodge, Oauehtcr of ne
beccn will meet Tuesday evening, Of-
SHa S
Thi elgnattire la on erfcry box of tti f aM
Laxative Bromo-OuinineTaweu
"77&tL!ltiuMimiliiSlu&jaum m said in tat ir
pieakS'ari'lyt
Berveficially?
asa - Laxai i ve
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substance. In the process of
anufacturincr tics are used, as thev are
the taste, but the medicinal
virtues or byrup of rigs are ootamea
from an excellent combination of plants
known to be medicinally laxative and to
act most beneficially.
To get its beneficial effects buy the
genuine manufactured by the
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We Have
Both 'Phones.
fleers for the coming term will be nom
inated nt that mooting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wrlgley, of Lake
Cuiey, visited their son Floyd last
Sunday.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will meet Tuesday at 3 o'clock
at the meeting room.
The uoiough council will meet
Wednesday evening.
Children's day will bo observed at
the KaptlBt church the first Sunday In
June,
The Ke Caterer, of Dulton, will
conduct a religious service at tho home
of Mis. Osena Cap well, next Friday, at
2.30,
Miss Josephine J.ludsey Is quite III
at her home on Main street.
FOREST CITY.
SpecUl to the fcoiantoii Tilbunc.
Foiest City, May 5. The funeral of
Mrs. QeurBo Drain, who died Friday
morning, took place yesterday ufter
noon and was largely attended. The
services weie conducted by nov, I. h,
Chuk In tho Methodist church. She
was bom In tho Jsle of Wight In tho
Kugllbh channel in 1857, and hud i cabled
In this country about fifteen yeurs. Mrs,
Drain was a Methodist in faith and a
conscientious woman with many noble
traits. Interment was made in the Hill
side cemetery.
Tho public school exercises took place
lp tho Davis opcia liouso this afteinoon
and evening. Theie was a large audi
ence at both times, and tho young folks
caviled out tho piogramme very credit
ably. It was made up of choruses, mo
tion songs, a May-polo dance, dialogues,
etc, School closes tomorrow, and on
Wednesday tho commencement, exer
cises will be held. There nro sixteen
griidviuteBi
Itev. W. Itolllnahecl prencliett In Iho
First Presbyterian church, Cdrbondalc,
both morning nml evening. The set
vices In the Forest City church ere
conducted by Hew 13r. Brook", of Scran
ton. Mr. and Mrs. VC', M. Leonard, of Af
ton, N. Y., are visiting In town.
The contractors on the borough build
lug seem to have ftwakened from their
lethargy and nro now hustling the
work. They nre ncvcrnl months behind
tlii contract time for the completion of
the structure.
HONESPALE.
Special to the feranlon Tribune,
Ilonesdale, May C Two carloads of
machinery for tho Wnyne Oil and De
velopment company's derrick have ar
rived. Experienced workmen will be
hero In u few days to erect tho oil der
rick and put the machinery In place for
driving the vyoll. The company are con
fident of securing oil or bus.
Miss Grace Corey returned to her
homo on Saturday from New Yoik,
where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Htury Grctter and little son left
this morning for Frankfort, Ky where
Mr. Grctter has purchased a photo
graph gallery and been engaged In the
business for a few months.
Mr, Dunncll, the baker, went to New
York on Saturday, to engnge bakers In
place of two who left him on Saturday
without notice.
AVnyne county court Is In session this
week.
The school dhectors will meet In tho
court house Tuesday afternoon to elect
a county superintendent.
Charles Soars, of Clark's Summit, was
In Ilonesdale on business today.
The annual pow-Iettlng will take
place In tho Presbyterian church at 7.30
o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Glllen and daughters have stored
their household goods, nnfl will spend
tho summer In Bradford county.
Miss Clara T. Sutton, whose serious
illness has been reported, is slowly con
valescing. HAMLI1NTON
Special to the Seranton Tribune.
Hamltnton, May 5. Matilda, wife of
tho lato Thomas M. Tuttle, died very
suddenly at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Simons, Wednesday, April
30. The funeral services were held In
the Salem Methodist Episcopal church,
Friday, May 1. Interment was made in
tho new Salem cemetery. She is sur
vived by one son, George, and one
daughter (Emma), Mrs. Walter Simons.
Mrs. Jemima Peet, relict of the late
Daniel Peet, died in Hnwley, May 2, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. B.
Curtis, in her eighty-ninth year. De
ceased is survived by five sons, Abner,
Minot, John, George, Byron, and four
daughters (Abigail), Mrs. Mahlon
Christy, (Rebecca) Mrs. AV. B. Curtis,
(Harriet) Mrs. Tuiijer and Celesta. The
funeial services were held in the Salem
Methodist Episcopal church, Monday,
May i, interment In the old Salem ceme
terv. Among tho several visitors to the
Electric city during the past week were
B. F. Hamlin and family. Miss Kathryn
Edwards, C. L. Simons and Amos Olver.
Mis. C. B. Gale leturned to her home
in Seranton, May 3, after a ten days'
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K.
H. Simons, of the East Side.
Mr. and Mis. F. J. Posten, of Moscow,
visited tho latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Spangenburg, of the East
Side, Sunday last. "
Mrs. Sallnda Jones has been spending
the past week with friends In Hawiey.
I Theatrical I
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
AC'AlinY Schiller Stock Company. Afteinoon
ami night.
Schiller Stock Company.
A will pleaded audience was that nnscmlilctl at
the Academy of mii!c last night. Tho jiliy pre
sented by the Schiller Stock rompiny ww "flic
City of New Yoil.," a sen-.ation.il melodrama of
New York life. Tho dreeing nml it.ige sitlnms
were bcuitlfnl, and the luilroad wrcik teene, in
the tliiid act, was patticiilaily exciting and
tin UUncr. ilks Klh 1'ontalnelileau, as P.ihy
Suindeis, aihlccd n triumph. She was a pic
tme as the bemtifiil, fleiy, impetuous flower gill,
ho ileintrd her life to her biother and iioncst
t jiI, Slio was ably Mipported b Campbell Strat
um, who inipciduiiatcd Jack Moigm, the ic
formnd gambler, .and a uy capable rompiny.
Specialties weic introduced between tho nets
bj licit Wesner, Abbot Worlley and .Master Joe
I,Me, a boy Jugglei. .Matinees will bo given all
wick, fUrtlnir todiy with Olga Xethersolc'a re.
cent succr-hs, "Sapho." An ctra featuie will be
picicntcd at eieh perform ince thU week, Tho
greit .arrow- tilo. Including Percy I'liitrliic, a
Seranton boy, known piofeaslonally as Zuiow.
This tilo, after n triumphant season with Weft's
miiiMrels, will exhibit their daring feats as acro
batic artlststs with the Schiller Stock compiny.
Tonight a magnlllecnt pioductlon, of "Womin's
Knemy" will be presented, and tomoirow after
noon, ".Monte Cilsto" will be produced.
Great Zarrowr Trio.
Iho Ore.it Zitiow Trio, who luio been using
tho I.,ceum stairo tho put wnk, rehcaralng a
new iioelt,v net, which they will present nest
season, entitled " Night on the lloaid Wall;,"
will be fcatuied this week at the Academy of
Music in conjunction with the Schiller Stock
company.
'llil" funous tilo was seen heio recently with
the H'cl'a inlnitiiU, and pioved imc of the most
cntci tabling oit with this famous oiganbation,
An entirely new set of scrncry, beiutlfully lllu.
inlniited, with t-Uitlhi',' und aiiuibiiu tilck at
tachments, will tend to nuke this new' noclty
ait ouo of the tuoit entertaining .uidcHlo acts
eer seen heie,
"The Innocent Maids,"
"The Innocent JlaliN" coinpanj, imiKr tlie ill
rectlon of T, W, Plnklns, who appear nt the
Star Thui'.day, will'atlord it beat to lotcis of
goigeoiii tlit-.it ileal display and cleer comedy,
The tlrst part of tho piogranuno Is a laughable
bklt. entitled "A Wooden Woman," and fur
nUhes to each peifoiiuer un opportunity tu did
pliy Ids ur her ublllty. The costumes aio the
niot gorgeous and CNpcusbe ctcr fuinblieit in a
bmlesiUo nttiaitlon. They iiicludo nix distinct
changes, aluong which may be mentioned the
double tcstetto of belles and Ileaus, tho Snub
Women's chorus, and the Automobilo Ulrls and
llojs.
The bill presented in the olio is one of the
stiougest eer seen brie and Includes Amu al
and lloio Tarllii, the acknowledged two niost
beautiful women in the builetquu field; Maelik-n
and Jews, reltlc wits; Ileiinett and ltich, in their
new net "At Camp In the Philippine," Jlatk
and Kitty Hart In a comedy eUctchs Xelllo Sl.
U'lder, i songs and ballaib, and Jue .Xonls, in
new and oiiglnal paiodies.
'iho pei fin nunc e concludes with a burlcipie
entitled, "A Lottery Ticket," und U btimfiil of
fun, mil tit un! music.
STAGE NOTES.
Hallo laiuiictt uUo has a new pliy for nest
lea-on, und it will be cilled "Kust tg Wc.t."
i:iiU Pioctor Otis will kliortly make un elab
oute ielwl of "Djtt L.innc" In Philadelphia.
tieorgu Suunuei'S uml Alice Arcbci uie to be
joint btara in a fjuo called "A Hot Scotch
Major."
Mahcl Amber and Arthur lloopes, who were
man led only the months ago, Iijk just been
Uborccd. '
Henry IJ. Harris has purchased I'l'lie Second
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Tlmn Four Lines, i Cents (or Each Extra Unt.
Tor Bent
l'OIt lll'.N'T Itoiisp In ll.i 1 1 .in. ni'iir stutlnii! tile:
ly located! nuke a nice hummer ruldcurr.
1'or futlhcr partlculirs, apply W. 11. Shide, Dab
ton, l'a,
l'OIt ItCN'T 0J.1 Clicen ltlilge stieel, nine rooms,
modern Improvement; steam beafed, ery
reasonable and desirable. Inqufro !'. II. Kettle
ton, isio Wulilnnlon aienue.
l'OIt HUNT An r.uiptlonally gnoil location for
a drug store: built pspeelally for that pur
pnej In mot thltklv populated reh!etiie dis
trict hi ellj. Aildrcs "Buig Store," Trlbiiuo
office.
roil HHVr 1'leasiinl house for summci, litre
5ard, garden and fruit. Pasture for eo'cj
spring water In homes nice drlc to city. Ap
ply ,1. C. llnlley. L'lilnihllln, !.
TOR nF.NT-Small furnished house for rent. In
quire at 02.1 Vino street. '
HAItN roil m:NT-$12, April 1st; three hot and
three single stalls and wash rack, rear ol
.124 Madison avenu;. Inquire at 031 Madison nve.
KOIt KKNT-Store bullilln(r for rent in Dickson
City. Pa. Dulldlna- B0 (ect bv 24 feet, cellar
under all, and second story can be arranged lor
a family. All in good repiir ready for U'O "two
coal breakers and mines close by employing oer
a thousand people. An enterprising merchant
can get a hrge trade. Apply to William ll.
Itlchmond, lllchmond Hill, 3123 N. Main aMnuc,
Seranton, Pa,
Furnished Rooms.
rUHMSIini) ItOOMS-One, two, three or four.
T2U Jeircrson ueemic.
VOlt Iir.NT One furnished room, with imple
ments; also one on tliiid floor, cheap. G2T
Adams avenue.
FURNISHED ROOMS tor rent, modern Imple
ments; prhatc family; gentlemen preferred,
at 637 Adams aienuo.
FOll IIKNT Furnished room; heat and bath.
CCS Linden etrcct. '
FURNISHED IIOOMS FOR RENT, with beat, pas
and bath, gentlemen preferred, at D39 Adams
avenue.
For Sale.
FOR S M.i: Ladles' bloulc for sale; cot $100
when new; will sell cheap. Call at 815 Jef
ferson aenue.
l'OIt SALE Round and flat bottom boats, in
stock and built to nwler in shoit notice,
l'.ickaid and CurtN, ljj Clierrv stiect, Dunnio.e,
Pa.
FOR SALI-IIand silk doubters. New. Iiamford
Bios , Patcrson, N. .7.
Wanted To Bent.
WANTED ROOMS For two adults, three or four
rooms, tumisliecl or unfurnished lor eery
light housekeeping, first floor preferred. Addrcis
M. B., Tribune office.
WANTED Furnished houe or four or flee rooms
for housekeeping. Address A. G. E., Tribune
office.
Wanted To Buy.
WANTED A good road and family horse; oung,
sound, kind and Inndsonio; good stjlc ami
some speed; not aft.ild of am thing. Now
'phono I40S, or address "lloi-einin." Scianton.Pa.
WANTED TO BUY V second hand gent's blncle.
State piice. Address E. S. II. , Tribune office.
Heal Estate.
FOR SALE Two Iot, improved, with fence, side
walk and gutter. N. Blakcly t., Dunmore;
eiy reasomblc. Address Albert Jenkins, south
Canaan, W'.iyno county, Pa.
FOR SLE Elegant sites for homes in upper
Oreen Ridge; choice neighborhood; most elc
slrable locality for home in Lackawanna count.
J. A. Marvine, 17.30 Smderson aicnue.
FARM FOR SALE Sitty-two acres, one mile
from Lake Ariel; twelve acres of timber, rest
improved; excellent spring water on lot; farm
situated on road. For particulars address Will
iam Treslar, Ariel, Pa.
Board and Booms.
VERY DESIRABLE suite of 1 001119 with flist class
table board, can be obtained at XI Jefferson
avenue.
Wanted Booms and Board.
WANTED Two communicating looms with board,
private family prcfened. Two ladiLS and a
gentleman. State full particulars. Address O.
II. D., Tribune office.
Volume," a play of New Yoik life, by Fcidln.ind
tiottsehallv.
Bandmiter Lines wants to get in Souea's class,
and is wilting an npeia.
(ieoige Bernaid Sliiw is nld to be nt work
upon a flic act play dealing with the adventures
of "Don Juan."
'The lilumph of tho Young Pcim" is the
name of a new play upon which Ifaddon Cham
bers is at woik.
A New York court has decided tint Olga Neth
crsolo must piy Marcus Majer ?J,000 due hlhi as
commi-sions on "Sapho."
A sister of Hall Caine, the novelist, made her
debut on the stage last Monday in London, ap
pearing in "A Woman of Impulse."
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Semi-Annual Premium.
General Superintendent T, K. Clarke,
of the Lackawanna inilroail, has issued
an order to the effect that from und
after May 1 a semi-annual premium, on
a hasls of $3 per month, will he paid
to Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
ilasmun In train service Including1 those
on helper, pusher 'and hill engines, lor
each, six month's clear record In their
special capacity of protecting trains In
accordance with the rules.
If a man's occupation Is changed from
flagman to some other position within
such peiiod through no fault or wish
of Ills own, and his record Is clear,
ho will he paid tho premium for each
full month's service ns ilagniaji. It Is
confidently hoped that every flagman
In the service will merit this reward.
D., L. and W. Board for Today.
Following Is the make-up of tho
Delawaie, Lackawanna & Western
hoard for totlay;
MONDAY, MAY B.
Ettras 1:4 st 8 p. 111,, II. IKilicrtj; 1 P. in.,
Ilolokcn, L'. M. Hallett; II p. m., 1). Wallace.
TUESDAY, MAY 0.
Eitras East I 11. 111., Hubokcn, J, W, Devlno;
U .1. m llobokeu, LirMu; 1U a, 111., II. UlllUan;
11 a, 111., (lohokin, M, .1. Ilcunlgan; 1 p. 111., Wil
liam Hoar with M, Laughucj'ti crew; 2 p. in,,
llobokeu, J, 1'. Ilurklurt; 6 p. 111,, (', W, Dunn;
tl p. in., Hobokcu, II. ltuegg.
Summits, Etc, 8 a, 111,, I'rounfelker; JO a. in.,
Nichols; 11 u. in,, Cairlgi - p. in., Heuulgan,
I'iblirit I a. 111., William Waidell; a .1. 111.,
It, Ccolar: 7 a. ., K. 1'innerty; S a, 111,, llotitci;
11 u, 111., Lattlmcr; 11.1, a. in,, Muun; p. m.,
J, llealey; 5 p in,, C, llailliulomen; 7.3U p. in.,
Murph ; t) p. 111 , W. II. Bartholomew; 11 p. lit ,,
Lumping, '
llclpeis 1.30 a. 111., MCCovein; 7 a, m., (iatf.
Iie.v ( 10 4. ni., Sicor; U.SJU p. 111., Stanton.
IMias Wc,t- 11. 111., It. Casluei; II a. 111,,
John (iahagan; 1 p. 111,, A. E, Ketchimi; 2 p.
m., (, Randolph; i p. in,, M. L'aimuily; It p.
m., T, Doudicau,
NOriCE.
McCue and cicw will run U a. 111. cstio, May 0.
A, ticilly and crew will un No. 0.', Mjy 0.
ltaffcrly and crew will run 3.43 p. in. cilia,
May .
J, L. bin I th and crew will run 11.30 p. in. extra
May 0.
SITUATIONS
WANTED J
FRER.
Branch WANT Offices,
Want Advertisements Will Bo
Becelvoc". nt Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Untl 10 P. M.
Central City
ALBERT SLilULTZ, corner Mulberry
stieet and WcbUer avenue,
OUSTAV PICitEh, ojO'Adama avenue.
West Side .,
UEOIIOi: W. JESKINS, 101 South Main
avenue.
South Seranton
FRED L. TERPl'i:, 7J0 Cedar avenue.
North Seranton
' GEO. W. DAVIS, comer North Main
avenue and Market street.
Oreen Bidge
CHARLES P. JONK9, 1,W7 Dickson
avenue.
I'. J. JOHNS, p:il (ireen llldice street.
O. LORES', corner Washington avc-
avenue and .Million street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNEPFEL, 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
J. CI. BONE J. SON,
Help Wanted Malo.
WANTED We want men of good standing anil
education in each town of two thousmd
population or ovei tn lepieMiit the TAB Vltl)
INN LIBRARY, to erroll inciubers mid to Li
tem! to the distribution ami ctclunge or books;
men who inaku .1 snices of working up their
tenitory will be advanced to good ularicd )io-I-tinns
in larger towns and cities. 'Iho TAUAR1I
1XN is a new depirtmcnt of the BOOKI.OVKltS
the largest circulating library in the world, dive
references and adelicss: W. F. Smith, Mgr. Sub.
Dcpt., The Kooklovers Llbiary, Phllulelphia.
WANTED At once, two good coat 111 ik. rs;
steadv woik. Apply to (icorgc Buv, illy
tiilor, Main stiret, Pittston, Pa.
WANTED By one of tho largest old lino life
Insurance companies, ten agents foi North
eastern I'pimsjlvanii. Liberal contract, siliry
or commission. Addiess Mmager, care Tribune.
WANTED A joung man who bis hid one veir's
cNperiencc in tin shop. Footo & Fuller,
Meals building.
WANTED Fitst class shoemaker, feu repiir
woik. D. A. Davis, Luzciuo avenue. West
Pittston.
WANTED Painteis; onlv good men need apply.
Call at Charles Wagner's, .111 Adams avriiue.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED Good lace weavers. Apply John
Brainier & Sons., Lehigh avenue below Front
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED Middle aged lidr as cook and gcneril
housework, private f.miil.v ; gooil home. Ap
ply at once, Hardwick's Auction ltoom, 115 Penu
avenue, Seranton.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY HELP WANTED Ap
ply nt Ktejstone Laundry, lit South Main
avenue, between 7.30 and 8 30 p. 111.
LADY CANVASSER wanted to solicit subscrip
tions for The Tribune; good commission of
fered with a fair guarantee for first-class wukcr.
Apply personally at Business Manager's office,
Seiauton Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
WANTED 100 agents to handle a lino of fast
selling, So cent gooe's; commission, t0 per
cent. Address L. W. Lcdjaid, Carbondalc, Pa.
Becrults Wanted.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY Able-bodied un
married men between ages of 21 and M; citi
zens of United States, of good character and
tempeiatc habits, who can speak, reid and write
English. For information apply to Itetrultiiig
Officer, No. 123 Wyoming avenue, Seranton, Pa.
Situations Wanted.
LADY STENOGRAPHER of soici.il .veais' experi
ence deslies situation. Addicts, Bov S.'M,
'liilnme.
POSITION WANTED liy espeiicnecd lidy stenog
rapher und office assistant; w igcs, 'jJO'a
month. Addics3 S. U Tribune office'.
WANTED Position by a oims man as book
keeper or assistant and tjpewilter, wheie
good haul woik culls for advancement; can givo
icfeiciice as to chaiactcr and abilitv ; good pen
nun; conepondenec solicited. Addivos "Pei
maiient Position," enro of Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED taking taie of lr.n, or
gaidcn, Ol giadlug. 1111 Llod stieet, top
1oor.
WIDOW with one child wants .1 situation as
housekeeper in a vvidowei'a family. Addices
R. B DO Rock stiect, Pitt-ton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED By n lellable colored
nii'ii as porter, office or day's work. Ad
dress B. A., 310 Penn avenue.
Business Opportunity.
WVNTED P.uty with a, few hundred ilnlhrs, to
buy M Interest in a ligitim.ite mail order
business that will bear strict Investigation; ex
clusive contiol of article advertised. Addresi, box
il, Tribune office.
AN EXCEPTIONAL bu-luoss .oppoitunlty is open
to 11 reliable mm of chiiactct to Invent U.'OJ
In a strictly legitimate and pi ceiling!)' jirollt
able business. Personal Interview onl), Address
"Chaiactcr," Tribune office.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write for our special market letter. Free on
application. S. M, Hlbbard & Co., inciubers N.
V, Consolidated and Stock Stchange, 41 and 1G
Broadway, New York. Established 1501, Long
Distance' Phone 2388 Broad.
Honey to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY '10 LOAN-Qulck,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
fiom 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N, V. Walker,
lill-MIS Council building.
STORAGE,
The Scrautoa Storage Co.
offers perfect facilities for the
Storage of household goods
etc,
Upwards of 30 dry, clean
and thoroughly
ventilated
rooms, with individual
keys
are at
public.
the disposal of the
113 Franklin Aye.
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3 Insertions 25 Cents
Mors Tim Pour Llnej, fl Cent (or BachBttri Mil.
LEGAL.
N01ICI1 Is hereby given that a meeting of Hi
Blocklioldcra of (he The Title Uuarantr and
. Rl c"'U'nny, of Scronton, Penn,, will bn held
at the office of the company. 135 Washington ave
nue, Seranton, Pcnna,, on May 17, 190-2, at 10.10
a. in., to take action on approval or dlpprovil
of the proposed lncrenc of capital stock of said
company from $i0U,KK) to $7.W,000.
, RALPH B. HULL, Secretary,
IIKMILVKI),. By the Select Council nf the city of
Nrianlon. the Common Council conemrlner,
Tint Seranton htreet from the (Ins house brldrt
to the ,, L, k W, lallroad, Bloomsbiug dlvls
ion, be nived and the e.ot thereof asrs.cil
against Hie abutting piopntles according to tho
foot front inle; provided, Hut Ihree-fomllu of all
the members elected to euh branch of the coun
cils shall vole In fivor thereof. On the passaxo
of this resolution by Iho mild Ihree-fouilhs Vote
and Its niipiov.il by the elty letoider. the cltv
clerk shall publish n topy thereof In all Ilia
newspapers which publish the city advertise,
nicnts for ten di.vn, stating ttmt, unless a inajjr
Ity of the owners of properly abutting upon isld
Scianlon tteet, between the gas homo brldgo
and the !)., L. & W. railroad, llloomburg dlvls
Ion, fhall signify lo councils In willing within
alxlv da.vs from the date nf the approval of this
resolution, their preference of the material de
filed for Mich pavement, councils will proceed to
pa.s an ordinance iHreitlng pivlng of said Scr.n
ton street from the gas house bildgo to tlm
lllonmsbuig division of the 1) I.. & W. rail
load with mu li liititci III as they liny sec fit.
Approved April 2S, 1MU.
W. L. Connell, Recorder.
Atlet: M. T. favelle. City Clerk.
NOTICE Is hprebv given that A. R. Gould fc
Sons, pcisons hiving n lien, under the lawa
of Pfnns.vls.inl i, upon goods, wares and mer
chandise of the Deer Park Blowing Company,
coml'llng of one two horse delivery wagon, on
aeeoimt of Kloiagc and hbor bestowed on such
goods, the owners having failed, neglected and re
fused to pir the amount of such charges upon
wild propeily within sixty davs alter ilcnnml
(hereof made pei-onilly, will expose the salil
two-horse rlelivery wagon to sale, at publir iuc
Hon. at Gould's Carriage Works, No. 41VI21
Linden street, clir of Seranton, Lackawanna
county, Ponnailvania. nn (he llth day of May,
A. 11. IK)!!, at 10 o'clock a. m and sell tin
.inie or so much Iheieof as sliall be sufficient In
diselnrge sild lien together with costs of sala
and advertising. '
A. R. OOULD k SONS.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP, Solicitors.
Lost.
LOST A beided puisc, containing sum of money.
Return to fioidon Supply comniny, 211 Penn
avenue.
LOST A ladles' gold watch; n llbeial reward will
be given if returned to Hotel Tcriacc.
LOST gold watch and fob cither on Carbon
street or fiom C'aibon stiect to Mulberry en
IVnn. ' Finder letmn to Ceorge .1. Ash, Timai
office. Reward.
LOST Steel beaded purse containing small sum
of money, on Lackawanni avenue, near Wy
oming. Finder please return pure to Tribuno
office and keep contents.
LOST ?2,", hetween Peck Lumber Co., East Mar
ket street and Presbvterlan church. Reward
if returned to office of Peek Lumber Co.
Rheumatism.''
WsV
RHEUMATISM All parties that wish can b
speedily and permanently cured of all va
rieties of Rheumatism by a vegetable compound.
Cuics guaranteed. Inquire or address J. E. Tay
lor, Seranton.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDINO,- C. P. A., 21 TRAD
crs' Bank building. Old telephone, No. 1681.
Architects.
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELU
Building.
FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARCH. B., HEAL
Estate Exchange Bldg., 12(1 Washington avc.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
H. L. HARDINO, 813 CONNELL BUILDING.
STEVENSON & KNIOIIP, 72(1 CONNELL BLDG.
Dentists,
Dlt. C. E. EILENBElKlElt, I'AULI BU1LDINO,
Spruce street, Seranton.
DR. C. O LAUBACII, 113 WYOMING AVENUE.
Xawyers.
WILLARD, WARREN' & KVAPP, ATIORNi:Y)
and Counselloro-at-Law. 0IM to C12 C011113II
Building.
FRANK E. BOYLE, AllOHXEY-AT-IAW.
Rooms 12, 11, 10 and 18 Bun Building.
D. It. REPLOdLE. AnORNEY I.ONS M.GO
tinted on iisil estate sccurilj, Vears llulldiiu,
corner W-T-liington avenue and Spine e street.
JESSl'P ,t .IKSSt'P, ATTORNEYS A VII ( Ol'.
selloin-at-law. Commonwealth Building, Rooms
IP, 20 und 21.
EDWARD W. TII.UEIt, ATTORNEY. ROOM ,
D03.D01, ()lb floor, Mcars Bulleling.
L. A. WATRIN, A'rrORNEY-AT-L W, JIOVRD
of Trade Building, 'eianton. Pa.
PA'ri'EHSOV . WILCOV, TRADER'S NATION U
Iliuk Building.
(J. COMKOYS, 'Mi IlKliiH.K'AN BUILDINO. .
A. W. J1ERTIIOI.F, OFFICE MOVED 10 No!
211 W)onilng avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
iiR7wri:i.Li:N, cri north wasihxoto:!
avenue,
DR. S. W. I.'AMOUEM'X. OliiCi! !1 WASH
iiutoii avenue. Resilience, 1J18 Mulbciiy.
lluonio jlk-eases, lungs, heiiit, kldne.vs rml
genilii-urlnary oigans 11 spei laity. Hours, 1
to I p. III.
Osteopathy.
DR. D, (I, EVVNi. OSlEOPVril, US S WASH,
ingliin avenue. tflnoniCwijMi new pin tilie lie4 a
Hiccialt). Coitaiimiloil ffce.-1" fa
Hotels nnd Ecstaurants,
THE ELK CAFE. 1' AND 17 FRA.SKI.lN'AYi:.
line, it lies iconiiable. ,"5
P. ZIEfiLl.ll, Pioprleliir,
kTi Tviov houseI nfaTi ll.. I.. J: w, ri-As'
hinjei d'pot, t'omljjitid un the European
plan. VICIOIl KOCH, Propi ietw.
Scavenger. . .
r.lt. BlIKHIs" CI EANS PRIVY VAI'LTS ti
icm iool: no odor; only iinpmvrd pumps jUed.
A, It. Bilgge. pioprlelor, . Leave oidcis'lbW
North Main amine, ot Elcke's drug toie,,j.or
lirr Adams and Mulbeuy, Jlolli telephone
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Seeds. ii.
(1, It. CLARKE A' CO. SEEDSMEN' AND NtlRS
rrjliiili, ttoie 201 Washington avenuet grem
liuiisit, 10.VJ Noith Main avenue; sloro tela
phone', 7t.
Wiie Screens,
JOSl
Elil Kl'F.liFL. REAR ill LCK. fw.,
.anion, l'a., nianiifac Hirer of Wiie Screws,
be
Mlscelltuieous.
DRIs!AK!S(j FOR CHILDREN' TO ORDER;
aln ladles' waUts, IajuUo Shotnuker, 'ill
Adams avenue.
MEGAUflKE BRO-!., I'HIS'lKHb' SUPPLIES, TV,
velopct, paper lJ'f, twine. Waicliou.e, l.,0
Wiiiilugtoit 'ivruu, Serautou, Pa,
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Till! WILKES JURIt't: RECORD CAN BE 11 l)
in bu anion at the news stands of Hilsnuii
Bros, iW Spiuee und 60.1 Linden; M. Norton,
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