Sfif
$' It , . ' Y ' Y, - ' THE SORANTO IRlftUNEWEDNESDAY MA' lilMi
Sf
f.
tt The
DEMANDS WERE
NOTCRANTED
' (.Concluded from Pure 6.
Alt Ik li crt-anlied on the wronff line. Their
In no Iruursneo or benefit whatever to tie de
rlied, And It In buoyed up and kept tn exlelenc
entirely by promise!.
Some of the Strlkei.
We hive li.vl no serious trouble during (lie year
y.i pati with the exception of the firemen'
Irlke. Hardly a week ha passed, however, since
October, 1900, (wltcu the men throughout tha
anlhraclte region were uranted a ten per rent.
Increase) but what wr time bad nome petty dis
turbances to contend with, owing, largely, to the
unfortunate manner In which the strike wsa (ti
tled. It alio resulted In making the Uvea ot the
loses, foremen and superintendents far from
pleasant, owing to the ineotcnt attitude avnimed
by aorne of the boys and more ignorant mine
workers. Hero arc somo of thcac petty strikes at
one colliery:
rirst The union ordered the drivers to atop
tho cars to one man, because be was not a mem
ber of tho United Mine Workers of America. This
boycott was finally railed, and the man was
forced by the men to Join the union.
fiecond The breaor boyi clewed down the nilnrs
one day bcciuao the foreman would not Inform
them, on demand, what tlnm Ii was going to
allow them fo'r the fifteen minutes the bieaker
Flopped in the forenoon, on aitount of the chutes
being blocked.
Third In January, the runners and drivers
went on strike, became the paymaster would not
pay them every cth;r Saturday, Instead "1 semi
monthly, 1'ourth On Atignt lt, the raid Insertion
committee sent home foity miners and fifty la
borers because they did not have their union
i. mis with them that day. This was done by
the committee vMtlng the men in their working
places, and hofoir- tho foreman in charge was
anaie of their netloii.
Fifth A miner vas iioticc-tl riding on a street
car in September, while tlw stiret car employes
vcic on strike, lie was called a 'scab," the
thitcrs refined to deliver cafe to him, and It re
sulted in n lot of trouble for all concerned.
April Jlth, 1901, the dricr bota en the culm
dump went on strike because one of their mem
bers was discharged fur disobeying orders.
On May 11th, the bn.is quit work for one day
on account of circus In town.
On Hay lGth, the bieaker boys went out ag-iln.
When asked why, they gaie no reasons, but the
inference was that their action was instigated by
Home of tho oldtr bojt. and men working inside,
who were in waul of a holiuiy.
Mine Was Idle.
The mine was idle on April 1st, in compliance
sith the following notice, posted in conspicuous
ldae.es:
NOTICE.
"Members of the Ii0c.il: In accordance with
the request of our national president, it was re
sohed that we obrene Monday, 1st day of April,
3001, as .i holldaj. All members will rlease
aMdo by the eame.
"(Signed By Order of liOcal."
We also had considerable trouble on account
of certain of the miners not being willing to
Join the union, and the rimers refusing to give
them rare. The result was, they were eventually
forced into Joining.
On June 7th. the minns in one of the veins
ti nek for an increase, in price on the car. As it
was the eame price that was being paid in the
nmc trin at. adjoining collieries, and was found,
upon imesticration, to be eminently fair, no ac
tion was taken, and the men finally leturned to
work.
In January, when one company decided to
check in and out all men emploieel by the com
pany, objections were raised hy the local. They
were told that they would either have to do th's
or the mine would be closed down, indefinitely,
nnd they finally decided to obey tho rule.
On May Csth, there was trouble at one mine,
on account r-f ilrncrs leiusing to gie care
tn a non union nun, who bad taken the place of
h union man. Work was suspended at this col
liery for about slxl.v days.
In May, it was arranged to woik some, of the
collieries nine and ten hours. Tl.c runneis and
driiera at u crrlain mine objected to this, and
declined to work more than eight hours, and the
lalmiors ionised to lo.nl mor than eight hours'
coal. The leaders in his nuncmont were dis
cliaiged, and the following notice was posted by
the union:
"XOTIPK.
"All members of the above-named local are
hereby notified that at a meeting held on the
nbovc date it was unanimously rariied that all
employes should work the munber of bonis re
rpilicd of them until otherwise ordered by said
local.
"(hlened) By Instruction of Loral."
During the minnicr there were frequent re
quests to close down the mines tor United Mine
Workers' picnics, etc.
The men at a mine refused to work one day on
account of a United Mine Workers' pictnic. They
made' no request to liae an idle day, but it was
ordered by the local. Fioni eciui cama-.s mado
tho following day, it was found that only fif
teen per rent, of the rmplnics of that mine at
rinded the picnic, but they i-lalcd that they had
their orders from the district boaul,
Would Not Work.
At another mine, when the company wis hlwrt
of driver bo3'., for a few days, we were coin
pellrd to utllbo company men as drivers. One
of he men, receiving 25e per hour, refused to
rirlic, and he was discharged. The other com
tuny men who nut drlvim; quit work in B)m.
pithy. The foreman requested scleral miners
and laborers to go out and drive,, in order to
keep tho mine running. This they refused to do,
naylng they would not "scab." The men
binuglit this up before their loci!, who refused
to sustain them in their action.
There has been considerable trouble on account
of not allowing the union to examine cards at
tho head of shafts, but nothing serious. Also no
rud of double on account of some employe re
fusing to join tho union, and the attempts of
tho union to force them into their oigaiiUalion.
To gio ,ou on Idea of the methods adopted
ti.v the organization, I quote the following rcso.
lotion, which was adopted nt a nuss meeting in
N.intlcnUe, February Cth, 1902:
"Ihat we postpone ilcllulto action until the
ltd, 4th and 6th days of March, when the next
showing of cards lakes place, and on the morn
ing of thu Stli diy of March, 1002, all employes
who haic not the union working card in sight
will bo classed us non-union rmplojcs, and we
will then and there refuse- to riesrcnil the mines
or work with such emplojcs until they become
members' of our organization.
"(Rlgneil)lBy tho President and Secretary,"
This notice was published In tho newspapers,
iind was intended to cover six local uniom in the
Ucinlly ol Nanticokc.
Another notice, posted In the upper dJstilct,
rcada iu follows:
JfOTICK.
"local Union
No.
United Mine Workers
of America,
"There will be a special meeting in St. Miry-s
hall, r-'iturday at 2 p. m. to receive elite and
Blve out working cards. Any man not able to
show bis card on Monday morning, April Btli,
1901, cannot work.
"(Signedl
"By tho President and Secretary of Union."
Tlirso aio but a few of the many unnoyunces
nd threatened strlkei wo have bad to contend
lt. In fact, nearly bait of the time of our
foremen and dUtrlct tuperintindents has been
taken up in attempting to avoid suspension of
work for all sorts of trivial cautes, .and in re
ceding committees and explaining to them the
difference between tun worJa "discipline'' and
"grievance."
WJiooping Cough.
This Is a very dangerous disease un
less properly treuteU, Statistics show
that there ure more deaths from it
than from scarlet fever. All aanjrer
jnuy he avoided, however, by glvinr
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
Jliiullles the tough mucus, making it
entder to expectorate, keeps the cough
loose, and makes the paroxylsme of
coughing lees frequent and less severe.
Jt lias been used in many epidemic of
this disease with perfect euccee. For
ju bv oil druKslgtj,
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.
Nerr York, May U.-Todiy's ttock market wai
dull nhd narrow affair between professional
traders for the most part, but the stronger lont
was unmistakable. To a large extent this was
natural recovery from yesterday'i weakness. Ibe
Influence which weakened tho market then were,
alleviated cr remoud today and there, was a
ronsldrable demand from Hie professional short
Interest, which sold stocks short yesterday on the
unfavorable developments. The money situation
was somewhat easier today, although loans were
mado again at as high as 8 per cent.
Yesterday's sharp relapses In some slocks
twakencd (keplirlsm ai to many recent rumors
of the source of recent demand for stocks, said
to be for control by largo Interests. But the
loulivllle and Nashville episode and the char
acter ot some lecent distribution of Reading,
among other railroad Interests, keeps live the
conviction that there Is a tendency toward the
lodgement of stocks In strong hands for control.
The stock market closed dull and firm. Total
sales, iM.200 shares.'
The bond market was dull and somewhat
Irregular. Total sales, par value, 2,310,000.
United States 2's and 3's declined H t' cent,
on the last call.
Tli
rlbun
following
quotations ire (mulshed The
t k Ktccm Co.. 314-310 Mears
Tribune by Ifafght
building.
W. D.
Ituoyon, manager,
Oiien. Ilish. Low. Close.
Amalgamated Corner
f!!Pi
BiTI wi'.a i"n
30 27Ts 3" .
1S',4 18'i 1 S 14
01 li CI 01 'i
Slfi 31H StVi
m O-'U 02',a
434 4T,4 4.1
127 ;4 120 127H
112 lli 11
7') 77 7!)
97 W !I7!4
iooT4 lnovi lnfiu
Am. Kar & Koundry .... 29"4
American Ice ........... 18',
American Ice, IV. ...... (11
Amcr. Iocomotive 31U
Am. Locomotiie, l'r. .. m
Am. Smelt, k lle'ff. Co. ill
American Sugar 12(1
Anaconda CbDiier 112
Atchison TSV4
Atchison, Pr. 07
Baltimore k Ohio MtHs
Brook. Rap. Transit.... Otj,
Canadian Pacific 120
dies, k Ohio 4C;
Chic, k Alton iWs
Chic. & (It. Weft S9t,
Chic, Mil. & St, Paul.. 107 -j
Chic, It. I. & Pacific. .1735
Col. Kuel k Iron 100VI
Col. & Southern i!9Vi
Col. & South., '-'d Pr.... 4.T.4
Del. k Hudson 17 Hi
le 3(1
llrie, 1st l'r 6'Vi
Krie, Sd l'r 52'4
Hocking Valley W
Illinois Central 1.T0V4
Inernatlonal Power .... U3V
liOiiIs. k Nashville MCHi
Manhattan l.tt
Met. Ktrect R3' M
Mexican Cential 21
MLsso., Kan. k Texas... 23U
Mo,, Kan. k Tel., Pr. .. M
Missouri Parillo 'JO
X. Y. Cential 1J.V1
Norfolk k Western u!'A
Xorth Arneiican 12(1'G
Ontaiio k Western 32"S1
l'aciflc: Mall ,'1J!4
Penna. It. R 149
People's tia.s I01-i
Pres.cd Meet Car i:iaA
Heading Itv (
Reading Ry., 1st I' S2"S
Reading Rv., 2d l'r.... (li
Republic Steel 1714
Republic Steel, Pr 72'0
St. Louis k San Fran... Hs
Southern Pacific O'j
Southern R. R Kfl
Southern It. It.. l'r 95
Tenn. Coal k Iron (U?i
Texas A: Pacific 40!i
Union Pacific 104
Union Pacific. Pr 87;
65 01 B.5
12S 12.1 127
40 4(1 40
3rt SJ'.j .
30 21) i0
10! 107 103
174y4 173'a 171V
102V4 nn 102
2) V4 2't
43V& 43Vk 41
177 17414 17
.17 .WW .17
OS 07 03
MU 62S WVi
K) t0V4 80
lf.1 1.10 1S1
03 0.! f
112 llbli H2'4
1.12 111 13214
143 1401,4 147'4
US 27 ?7
21 21 21
fill ,11 00
1110 wo
1.71 l.VIVi 1.1'1,'t
RVi 67 07'b
122'i 12d 122
31 3214 31-
3'ii.A osy. ::')14
140 14S ll!i
102 101 101
4.1 41't 4.!
01 02 01
R'l4 82 83
110 OS 1V)
17 17 17
7'!!.
ZK
07
If,
,17
01
G4
41
101
87
WU
M
41
01
20
4t
PP. 4
111
01
30
01
03
40
101
80
13
40
ro'
211
13
01
2Ii
20','.
00
(M
sr
9.1
C4
41
101
80
v.i;
U. S. Leather 1!
f. S. Leather, Pr M
81
41
Ol
2i5
4t
01
2l'i
23
IT. S. Steel 40
U. S. Steel, Pr 00
Wabash 20
Wabash. Pr 41
Western Unim Tel .... 01
Wheeling & l.aKe Late.. 2.2 21
Wisconsin Cential 28 27
Ex-rtlrtclenel.
Total sales, 407,000. Money, 0'4've.
CHICAGO GRAIN AXD PROVISION M.VISKT.T.
WHEAT
duly
September ....
CORN
.lul'
tseptember . . . .
OATS
.Tulv
Septemlier ....
TORK-
July
September . . . ,
LARD-
.Tnly
September ....
It IBS
.Inly
September . . . .
Onen.
..70
High.
70
Low.
Clos.
70
71
021 i
00
.11
20
17.11
17.12
10.27
10 30
0.1,7
0.70
.02
.01
.314
.20
0"
01
3.1
20
v n
.on
17.47
17. 1
;o
..10.27
..11.30
10.3.1
10.32
in.w
10.U1
0.07
0.70
0.72
0.70
0.(17
!'.70
NEW YORK COTTON MARKRT.
Open. Hlgl- Low.
Julr 0.11 0.11 8.8s
August 8.8.1 8.81 8 01
Septemhcr 8.S.S 8.38 8 1.1
October 8.13 8.13 7.')
Cloi?.
S.01
K13
7.99
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
BTOCKS. Bid.
Latlawanna Dairy Co., Pr H)
Countv gavinpi Bank k Trust Cks.. SOO
l'lnt Kational Bink (Cubondile)
Third National Bank ,V.O
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank... SOO
A-;kcd.
lleonomy Llghl, II. & r. Co
First National Bank
I.aeka. Tiust k Safe Depoiit Co.,
4B
l."JW
IT.
125
01)
' -22',
12"i
13 3
Oark k Enover Co., Pr
Srranton SiUnjra Hank
Traders' National Bank
Peranton Bolt & Nut Co
reople'j Bank
BONDS.
Srranton raeking Co
Seranton I'asficiifrer Itallnay, flrt
Mortgage, due 1020
People's Mrect Itallwa.v, first mort
gage, due 1918
rcopie'n Street Railway, General
mor I Race, due 1921
Fcranton Traction 0 per rent
Kconomy Light, Heat 4 Power Co,.
North Jersey k I'oeono lee Co
Consolidated Water fjupply Co......
S3
11 3
115
115
llj
07
07
103
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II
Flour-$t.40.
Q. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Butter I'rcsh creamery,
23c.;
freoli daiiy, 21c.
incfK i.iaia'.io.
EggB Nearby, 18c,; western, 17'6c.
Marrow B'n Per bushel, $2.3.1a2.t0.
Oreen Pca Per bushels 1,75.
Totatoca Per lushel, 1.00.
Onions Bermudas, $2.25 per crate.
New York Grain and Produce Market
New York, May 13. Flour firm, but not active,
owing to the wheat mutton. Wheat Firm; No.
2 red, WVa I. o. b, afloat; No. 1 Northern Dtilutli,
fit? t. o. b. afloat. Options opened high und
later yielded. Just, at the close prltes suddenly
jumped and were finally '.JaHe. net higher.
Jlay closed 8iH; July, 82; September, 8014; De
cember, iH',. Corr Spot firm, 71 elevator rnd
71 t. o. b. afloat. Option market successfully re.
(.luted a decline. The c!o wai firm ot iaTJc,
net advance. Jlay closed ffiU; July, (13; Scpte'n
ber, G0V4; December, S1?J. Oat Spot, quiet;
No, 2, 7c; No. 3, 4Hft! No. 2 white, 52c; No.
;t white, Bllie.i track mixed western, ("a(Se,;
track white, t0a55!c. Options, quiet but lirmer
with corn.
Butter-Lower and steady; creamery, 20',-ia
22Vic. factory, 10a20'c; rcmnatid, 19a21e.;
imitation creamery, IDMaSlc; tUto dairy, 20a
22c. '
riieese Firm; new state full cream, jniall col
nred and white, choice, 1194al2c, ; ttate full
cream, large, colored, choice, ll-ftu.; white,
ll!:o,
llggs Stcjdy; state and rcnniylvanla, l"c;
western at mark, lUHattlic: kouthcrn at maik,
1.1c.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, May 13. This wai the day for digest.
Ing the guvernmciit crop rtport in the grain pits,
and although the statistic by the department
were merely bullMi over tho last oUertatloiui,
the crowd as usual amumed that It knew more
about the tiuo condition than did tho govern
ment and paid only paselnr attention to It.
Other conditions of bullish cluracter helped
prices, and after a nervous and haggling kesslan
July wheat cloned i; higher, July com i,Jc. up
and July oats a shade lilglicr, I'nnMons, as of
late, allowed independent strength and lio.ed li
to JOo, higher. Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour Steady; No. 2 spring wheat, 7(!a77c;
No. 3, TSaTCu.i No. 2 red, SiHc,; No. 2 oats
miiUc; No. 2 white, 43Vat5?ic; No. 3 white,
45Vial5'4c.; No. 2 rje, WaiUc.; good feeding
bailey, ; fair to choice malting, C9a72e. ; No. j
flaxteed, 11.61; No. 1 Northwestern, $1,73; pi lino
timothy seed. 0.70a0.7&; mew pork per barrel,
$17.35al7.40; lard, per 100 pounds, ?10.30al0.32',4;
short ribs sides, TO.e5aO.7S; shoulders, BaSUc;
short clear sides, ll0.1Sal0.23.
Chicago Liva Stock Market.
Chicago. May M.-Jttle Receipts, 3,600, in
eluding 203 Teisns, sctive (nd steady; goad to
prims steers, fJU.80n7.i0; poor to medium, fS.OOa
0.75; stockers tad ftedirs, 2. 765.35; quvh,
ll.&Oa&OO; heifers, fS2.50s4.3O; canners, )t.S0a2.r0:
puns, Ki.suts.eoi csivts, K.uuuauo; rezas fed
steers, S.tSsAtt westers) tUsrs, hsy fed,
$5,004
V.SU.
Uon Receints today. 19.000: tomorrow.
30,,
I MB; Utt vr, iMQ; strao. 6 to 10c. ih
:lut
FINANCIAL
JMXsiSAWMssMNrfssVss I
A GOOD INVESTMENT
FINANCE, SECURITY & TRUST CO.
OROANIZED FEBRUARY 24th, 1902.
CAPITAL, . . $500,000
Offers Jot sale to the public a limited number of shares of Its capi
tal stock
Par Value S10.00, at S6.00 Per Share
The general public rarely has an opportunity to Invest In a security
similar to this, at least not until those on the "INSIDE" are ready to
sell at a profit, therefore conservative Investors will appreciate this as an
unusual opportunity to secure a good, safe, paying investment at first cost.
No Preferred Stock or Bonds
The company starts business on a permanent dividend-paying basis.
President, 0. H. S. LITTLETON
Treasurer, SAMUEL BHOWNK
Sccr'y and tien'l Mngr (JHA8. V. BAG1MAN
DIRECTORS
SAMUEL BROWNE, 311-12 Ar
cade Bldg.
Formerly General Mniugcr Ileal ltte
Title Insurance and Trust (Aimpauy,
I'liiladelpblii.
WM.F.THACHER, Florence, N. J.
Owner Florence Thread Company, Jtngr.
II. U. Wood k Co.
C. H. S. LITTLETON, 311-12 Ar
cade Bldj;.
Heal l'jlnte Operator and Builder.
J. E. HENDBICKSON, 30th and
Market Sts., Philada.
,1. li. llendrlckson k Co., Mngr. TMill.i
UelpbU Mi.rkct House and Cold Storage
Plant, 30lh and Maikct StrccH
JOHN WEXSH CHOSKEY, M. 3.,
Professional Building.
1MMT. Chclnut Sticet, Philadelphia
Checks, drafts or money orders
Finance, Security and Trust Co.,
Arcade Building, City Kail Square, Philadelphia.
For further particulars write for prospectus. S. S. DERMAN, 714
Connell Building, Scranton, Pa.
THIRD
NATIONAL
BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capital, $200,000
Surplus, $600,000
Pays 3 interest
on
savings accounts whether
large or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 7.30 to 8.30.
Wc offer, to yield About
5 per cent.,
$250,000
(Total Issue, $1,000,000)
BUTTE ELECTRIC POWER CO.
Butte, Mont.,
5 per cent. 1st Mortgage Sink
ing Fund Gold Bonds.
Denomination IOOO.
Maturing 1 to 20 years.
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co.
1 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
THE
Six Eagls Mines
An investment opportunity of ex
traordinary merit. It is tho . best
known raining property in tho state
of Washington.
A Developed Working line
Not a Prospective Proposition.
A limited amount of stock is now
being offered to raise money for Im
provement in equipment and gener
al development of tho property.
Awarded Bronze Hedal
At tho Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo last season.
Stock now selling nt $ .50 a share.
The price will soon be advanced. Get
in now on tho ground floor.
Write for full particulars,
18013 Orozier Bldg,, Philadelphia, Pa.
mined ond butchers, $fi,(Ku7.S0; good to choirs
heavy, ?7.2047.t0; lousslis, heavy, $1.05.i7.20i
Unlit, $0,75.17.10; bulk of biles, .Kirf.'.'S.
Sheen tccfij3, 12,000. Sheep, Meadyi lambs,
steady, to 10c, hlirher; good to choice wether,
lf,'.7.1.iO.SO; uusum kheep, W.254.30; nutivo
lambs, t lipped, iS5.23i0.Wj western lambj, $5H
O.Wj Colorado wooled Uinta, $7,10.
Buffalo live Stock Market.
East llulTalo, Jlay 13. Cattle None on sale.
Hogs HeccipU, 2.CO0; talrly active and ujlOc.
higher on light Kraclei; heavy, steady; heavy,
7,0a7.M; rohiil, S7.20a7.ia; pigs, $a.7iU.W;
rouglw, ta.EOa7.00j ttags, $r.Q0aJ.S0.
Sheep snd Lambs-lteeeipts, 2,100; ilow at cs
terd4ys prices; top ljnibs, i).Mj7.00: jcarllngv,
f0.SiaS.t0; sheep, mixed tops, $5.7SaO.O0.
Oil Market.
Oil City, Hay 13.-Credit balances, 120; ccrtlft.
cites, no bid. Bhipnient, 83.477; average. IW,
17. Kiiiui, 7f,0! average. 75.lli.
SIX EflCLES
FINANCIAL.
A. Ii. WANAMAKER, Attorney
at Law. -
Ijnd Title Building, Philadelphia.
CHAS. IT. BAOHHAN, 311-12
Arcade Building:, Fhilada.
Formerly ficncral Agent and Adjuster
for the Uojds.
BOARDMAN SEED, M. D., Pro
fessional Building.
18JI-33 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
JOHN I. SCOTT.4402 Pine Street,
Philadelphia.
GARDNER W. KIMBALL, Wil
mington, Delaware.
Serr'y and Treas. Dolawaie Trust Co.,
Wilmington.
should be made payable to the
GREAT
BARGAINS
IN OIL STOCKS!
WILLIAM & K INfJ & CO.
Mcmbera of Houston (Toxns) Oil Stock Ex
cliucge KOliclt orders.
'SMJRKV
CEiCROPfi
imoi
SHORT SEA TRIPS
A lew days
can be pleasantly
In a trip to
spent
Norfolk, Va.
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Richmond, Va.
Washington, D. C.
VIA THE
DOHIlOi-l LINE
Steamers sail dally except Sunday
from Pier 26, North River, foot of
Reach street, New York.
Tickets, including: meals and state
room accommodations, JS.OO one way,
$13,00 round trip,, and upwards.
Send stamp for illustrated book.
OLD DOMINION STEAHSHIP CO.
81 Beach Street, New York, N. Y.
II. B. WAIKisn,
Traffic Manager. J. J. BROWN,
General Passenger Agent.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
beading" system.
New Jersey Central.
COllllECrrED TO NOV. 17, 1001.
Rations in New York, toot o Liberty street
nd South Kerry, S. It.
Trains leave Scranton for New York, Philadel
phia, Eustrn, Bethlehem, Allentown, JIaucli
Chunk, White Haven, Ashley and Wilkes-Bane t
7.S0 a. m., 1 p. ni. and 4 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
Quaker City Express leaves Scranton at 7.30
a. m., through solid vestibule train with l'ullmao
DuMct Parlor Cars, (or Philadelphia, with only
one chango ot cats (or Ualtimorc. Washington,
V. C, and all principal polnti south and west.
For Avoca, Pittxtou and Wllkci-Uarre, 1 p. m.
and 1 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. so.
Far Long llrauch, Ocean Grove, etc., 7,30 .
m. and 1 p. m.
For Heading, Lebanon snd Harrisburg, via Al
lentown, at 7.30 a, m. and 1 p. ru. Sunday, 2,10
p. ru.
For Poltsvllle at 7.30 a. m. snd 1 p ra.
For rates and tickets opply to agent at station.
W, 0. BnSLKR, flcneral Manager.
O. M. BUIIT, Gen. Pasj. Agt.
Delaware and Hudson.
In KITect November 21, 1001.
Trains (or Caibondale leave Scranton at fl.SO,
8.00, U.W, 10.1J a. ru.; 12.00, 1.20, 2.3t, 3.52,
6, til, O.li, T.or, v.io, li.u v, iu., i.at a. in.
For Uonesdile-0.20, 10.1
16S.
Ol.; 2.34 and 5.29
p. m
For Wilkes-Darre 0.38, 7.4S, 8.41. 0.38. 10.43
a. m.; 12.03. 1,42, 2.1S, 3.28, 4.27, CIO, 7.43,
10.41, It.iO p. m.
For U V. It. U. Polnts-fl.38, 8.S3 a. m.j 2.18,
4.27 and 11.30 p. m.
For Pennsylvania It. It, Points 4.38, 0.38 a,
m.; 1.43, 3.28 und 4.27 p. m.
For Albany and all poluts north .20 a. m.
snd 3.(2 p. m.
SUNDAY THAINS.
For Carbondalc S.W, 11.33 a. m.; 2.34, 3.32,
0.62 vid 11.17 p. ra.
For WIIUes-Barre 0.33 . ru.; 12.03, 1.83, 3.23,
6.32 and 0,17 p. m.
For Albany and points north 3.52 p. m.
For Honesdale 8.50 a. m. and 8.52 p. m.
. W, U FUYOK, D. P, A., Scranton, Pa.
I JKlrW-
OLD
New York, Ontario and Western.
In Effect Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1P01.
NOHl'li UOUNU.
Leave Learo Arrlva
Trains. Scranton. Carbondale. Cadosla.
No, l 10.30a. in. 11.10a. in. l.OOp, m.
Ko. 7 ,itiiii 6-l P- '" Ar- Carbondale e.40 p. m.
r,o. bOUTtl UOUND. '
Ijave Leave Arrlva
Trains. Cadosla, Caibondale. Scranton.
No. 6 7;Wa. m. 7,40a. m.
Ko. 2 2.1Jp. m. 4.00 p. in. 4.40 p. m.
suhuavs ohLY, sonni BOUND. V u
Leave Leave Arrira
Trains. Scranton. Carbondale, Cadosla,
No. ,8 .,.,., 8.30 a. TO. 0.10 n. in. 10.45 a. in.
No. '6 ...p. T.WPJ mj ArjUdaleMOp. .
Leave Leave Arrive
Trairii. Cadosia. Csrbondale. Scranton.
No, 6 ..,....,. J'-ra- J.0a. m.
No. 10 4.80 p. m. 6.00 p. 111. 6.45 p. m.
Trains Nos. I on week days, and 0 on Sundays,
roske main line connections (or New York city,
Utddlctown, Walton, Norwich, Oneida, 0wego
and all points west.
For lurthcr Information ccnsult ticket agents,
J. C. ANDEUSON, Q. p. A., New Yerk.
i. E. WELSU, 'A F. A., Scnnton, Fa.
Cohnolly &. Wallace
Scranton's Shopping: Center
123, 125, 127 and 129 Washington Ave.
No one can do more than his best.
Our more than 100 helpers are all
trying to avoid mistakes. Please
help by seeing that they get your
name and address right.
Let It Be Known
Let It Be KnOWn
Let It Be Known
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Connolly & Wallace.
DO NOT BE HISLED! DO NOT BE DECEIVED! a y A
SCRANTON, KSD MAY 20
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ever presented in any Arena. The latest
New York Sensation. This truly marvel
ous act can only be seen at these
COLOSSALLY COMBINED CIRCUSES.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES,
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule in Effect June 2, lOOL
Train leave bcraiitom O.ISs a. 111., neel: days,
throuHh vestibule tiain from WilkcS'llarre. I'ull
man buffet parlor ear and coachc to l'lulaucl
phla, via I'otmlllcj stuns at rinUul Inteiuie.
dlate stations. Al.'O connects lor bunbury, liar.
risburb', I'hlladtlphla, lialtimore, Wiihlnijlou and
for I'Msburtf snd the wist, ,
o.3S a. m., week days, for Sunbury, IlarrUburs,
Philadelphia, lialtimore, Washington snd I'lttJ
burg and the wet.
1,4 p. in., wtek daj'S (Sundajs, J.58 u. in.),
for Sunbury, llarrisburs, Philadelphia, Ualtlinore,
VVaihiujston and Pittsburg and the west.
H.2S p. in., week day, through testibuls tram
from 'WlH.es-llarre. Pullman buffet parlor car
and coaihe to Philadelphia ia Pottsville. btOis
at principal intermediate stations,
4.a7 11. in., cek days, lor Hazleton, Sunbury,
llarnsburc, Philadelphia and Pltubunr.
J. 11. IIUTCIIINiOX. Oen. Mgr.
J, U. WOOD, Gen. Pa. Age
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In KHect, IJov. 3, 1WI.
Trains leave Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New York via D. k It.
n. It., at b.S3 and 0.33 a, 111.. and 2.18, s.J7
(Black Diamond Express), and 1I.JJ p. in.
daw. D. & II. B. li.. 1.6S, S.W p. m.
For White Haven, lUxleton and principal
la the coal regloiu, vU 1'. k 11. 11. 11., 0.9;
Sun-
polnti
, 2.1
PROCLAflATION
That the t
season,
TI,at thi3 is the most comfortable store in town that it is
the largest, best ventilated and healthiest that it has more
summer comforts and can make you more comfortable at
Home,
That its stocks are fresh and
fair.
That shopping early is wise early in the season and early
in the day because it avoids the crowds and the heat. It
keeps you and us in better temper and gives you more leisure
to examine things. It gives you first pick. It helps our
salespeople, aud consequently gives you better service.
'uat to make summer more bearable in everyway is our
one thought uow, To take the strain off man and beast.
To help you get ready early, or if you must wait until later
to make summer shopping as comfortable as possible for
you theu.
nat tus store serves ail classes, both the rich and the
poor, aud that it serves each better because it serves them
both.
That the Connolly & Wallace store is a place for your
convenience, aud whether you wish to buy, or look, or visit,
or rest, you are always welcome.
THE BIG
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ENORMOUS SHOWS COLOSSALLY UNITED.
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uiiK ...fc,, v. i.a&r dr'jtt-i -mx rvi vm
feature
itM,,ln.nn neereuate wealth of Resourc
ofiiil nthsr shows combined, they aio positively t Ij o- only Miohs to picscni anj 1111113 01 arv
kind that U not old, worn out, cheap or common place.
tinuid Free Street Parade that will be literally MILES OF
MOVING MAOMFlOKNfJE.
snd includes an AUcK0r1c.1l Bcprcentatlon ot tho Wats of our Xallon. '
TWO 1'EKFOlUIANtiKS DAILY, RUN 0 SUIMK
IN WATKRPUOOF TKNW.
Doors open at 1 aud 7 p. in. for the Mrmpclli-'s und IVoinen.idn Conceit hy MIllllllCK'H M05f.
hTlllt MILITAUV HAND. I'eifoiinaucrs lu.-i.ln 1 hour liter in the Time nines, lo r-tJecs and
at rnrlaf of the C'anr.is Dome, Nuiiilirrvnl Coupon, iittiully lliii'red heat?, (.old without ex.
tu chaw in ilio dav of exhibition nt Matthew' Dun,' htorr. Sin l..ic k iwauna avenue.
ADMIh-ION OSIiV fiOe. CIIII.IIIII1.V UNDIIH 0 YB.V1IS, I1AI.I' 1'ltlCi:.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
aud 1
; p. iu. tor t'ottsviiie, o.aa a. in., IMS
'''tvr nthlthciii. Uajton. Kcaillnir. HarrUburs.
in.
and principal intermediate: stations. la p. k 11,
B. It., .35!, 0.M a. 111.: -J.iy. s.-.'7 (Ulock Bla. 1
niond i.xpiew;, i.,J i. .uiiijj, . m i,
. II., I'-iS J- '" ' J,i b'-T, P- "
For Tunkhannuck, 'i'ouud.i, l.lmira, Ithara,
Geneva und principal inteimediate stations, lij
V.. I., and V, II. ft., S.lb a. in. and 3.50 ji. m.
For Geneva, ltochcjttr, llulfalo, Niagara Falls,
Chlisiro and all points west, vln I), k II, It. It.,
7,1(1, 1'iOJ a. in.; 1.12. U.2S (Ulark Diamond Kx
press), 7.13. 10.11, ll.Ul) 11. 111. Sundjj ,,!. li If.
II. II., 12.0J, S.37 p. III. I
Pullman parlor ami sleeping or Lehlili Valley
Parlor tais on all train betwee.i Wllkcs.llarie
and New York, Philadelphia, Uullalo and Supen
ion llrldiie,
UOU.IN II. W1I.BUU, Gen. Supt., 20 Cortland
btrert, New Yoik.
CIIAIILI B. U.'H. Ccn. Pass. Aft., SO Cortland
street, N'cw Y01U.
A. W. NO.i:MAClIi:it, DIv. Pass. Agt., South
liethleiiem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply to
city ticket vdlu-, CD Public buare, Wilkcs-lJarre,
Pa.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In KITect Nov, 3, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton lor New iork At 1.40.
(.1$, 0.W.-7.W and 10. Oj s. m.J IS. 15, 3.10, 3.H
Wherever there's a window show
ing the new styles, there's a crowd.
Most of the windows these days
seem to be at Connolly & Wallace's.
has now fairly entered on. it3 summer
full and large, and
its prices
SHOW
CEIIQ DDflC '
OLLLV UllUV.
Double CIRCUSES' Double HIP
PODROMES
Double MANAGERIES, Double
MUSEUMS
DOUIILY GHKATKST OF AI.O SHOWS.
J. A. BAIDEY, W. W. COLE,
LEWIS SELLS and PETER
SELLS, Equal Owners and
Operators.
Corninc Diicit anil Intact fiom Madison Piuaia,
(ijrdcn, Xcw York. 'Hip Only Show
tliat Inhibits in tlio Metropolis.
sami: I'HocntAMMi: is- all dhtaii.?
fllVXN TIllllli:.
I'osIUvp assurance ii phou of an evict ilu
jiliinlij of Hie Niw Yuri; jivrfornunccs with
out tlio omi.-.sioit of an net, .mini 1 1 or feature.
Complete: Collection of Iiaio AVIM lieasts in th
Mnmmotb. Double Menageries.
I)07cns of 2Ccw and
EXCLUSIVE PEATURES.
Includint; the
AURORA ZOUAVES.
Bet Drilled Poldtcn in tlio World.
The Ten Peerless Potters.
flrcatct Aerial Act rn Kartli.
The S3 Champion Bareback Rider
Including DALLIll .H1MA.V. KMMA STICI
NCV. und OUIKA MliKHS.
MINTING, The Spiral Unicycl
Marvel.
4 Herds of Performing: Elephants
COLOSSAL CONRUKSS Of CIRCUS
CHAMPIONS.
All Kinds of Ileal Haccs ltun In the
Huge Double Hippodromes.
Hxperlencc and tunllal tarcreiter man in
Allis-Chalmers Co
Successors to Machine Buslnesa ot
Dickson Manufacturing Co., Scranton
nnd Wllkes-Uarre, Pa.
Stationary Engines,
Machinery, Pumps.
Hollers, Mining
RAILROAD. TIME TABLES.
p. 111. 1'or New York and Philadelphia 7.50,
10. Oi a. in., nnd 12.15 and S.S.I p. 111. For Tobj.
haiiiia At O.IU p. in. For lluAalo MS, 0.22 and
0.00 a. m.; 1.55, 0.6U and ll..'U p, in. For Dins
haniton am) ay stations 10.20' a. 111. and l.K
p. 111. For Osnexo, Siaiufe and Utlca 1.16 and
U.22 a. ni. ; 1.55 p. 111. Osuego, Syracuse and
Utlca train ut 0.22 a. in. dally, except Sunday,
For ilontro.e 0.00 a. in. ; 1.10 and 0.60 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation t. 00 and 0.15 p. m.
Ulooimbuig Division For Northumberland, ai
0.35 aud 10.05 a. in.; 1.52 snd 0.10 p. 111. Fo
Plymouth, at S.IO a. in.; 3.10 and V.UO p. in
Sunday Train For New York, MO, 3.15, I). 04
aud 10.0 a. 111.; 3.10, 3.3U p. in. For lluffalo
1.15 and fi.22 a. 111.; 1.C5, 0.50 and 11.35 p. 'in
For llinghaiiiton und way station 10.20 a. ni.
rilconikbnrg Dlvlilon Leave Scranton, 10.03 a.
ui. aud 0.10 u. in-
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