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THE SCRANTOtf TRIBUNE-FttlDiVY,, MAY, 16, 19ti2.
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The Stone Wall
Of high prices is broken d5vn by our Matchless Hourly Sales.
No goods enter in any of these well appointed sales unless the
quality is up to the standard.
OUR GREAT
AFTERNOON
Are the nerve centres
from the confidence that the
good. Read on it will pay
Sale No. 1
Begins Promptly at
2 O'clock.
Knives
Sale
each .
of Butcher
at,
Sale of Shelf Paper Best
time. The old paper is possibly
Sale of Lamps This lamp can be used for sewing or table purposes ; medium size ; complete
with chimney, wick and burner, also a decorated paper shade; entire value of combina-
tion is 30c. ; buy it today at JuC
Sale of White Semi-Porcelain Plates Good size; value up to So.; today for one hour .
buy two plates for the price of one, each 4C
Sale No. 2
Begins Promptly at
3 O'clock.
its quality. The 15c kind today IU2C
Sale of Women's Spring Capes One of the most extraordinary Cape bargains we ever offered.
Made from good quality of Crystal Cord Silk and Brocaded Satin, trimmed with (5-inch black Span
ish lace and satin ribbons. Jet edging and lined. Just the time of year when a lighter .
wrap is needed. This kind is valued at $0.30 and $8. Today buy it on Second Floor at J)3.9U
Sale of Umbrellas Ufi-inch Paragon frame; Crook and Prince of Wales handles: made from
Acacia boxwood and Congo woods. A cover of mercerized cloth that looks like silk
value $l.o!). Will you be one of the lucky persons to buy this Umbrella today? At 9JC
Sale of Ribbons What trimming is there that is more becoming than pretty colored ribbons?
Delicate shades of pink, blue, yellow, old rose, lavender and all the staple colors worn are ,
in this lot; "the width is -L inches; all silk taffeta; usually sold at 10c. Friday buy it at. . . j&C
Sale of Men's Negligee Shirts Very stylish weaves; white neck band; fast colors; .
all sizes ; well made ; pearl buttons ; value 30c. Today, one hour 59C
Sale No. 3
Begins Promptly at
4 O'clock.
Sale of Swiss Ruffled CurtainsThere is but one hundred of these for this salt we wish we
had that many more; but eome early and be on time. Two and one-half yards long; four-inch ruf-
ile; striped effects; well macle and wortli a tlurcl more tliau todays
1.. PI.!..,1 "I7tx"v title lirtni cnlo frr ? iviii
UIU J lilt 11 J'UU IU UU.1 MMM . w, , ('ltd , , . , , , , t . . . .
Sale of Dimity in Every Wash Goods Stock You will find an So. or 10c. Dimity this
sale for today is generally the kind. The patterns arc small and neat; the colors are splen
did ami the fabric is firuilv woven. Priced for today's sale at this hour for, yard
Sale of Children's and Infants' White Dresses Fine tucked yoke ; many are made in French
style neck and sleeves; hemstitched ruffle; usual value is UOe, This
the small price of.
Advertisers jof Facts
Jonas Long's
FR I DAY
SALES
of trade in this city. No words of competitors can attract
public have in them. The items for today are unusually
you.
In Basement.
Sale of Window Screens The
window -o to ;H inches wide, good
sells for l!5c. Friday buy it at
Sale of Screen Doors This is the time of the year to begin to
keep out the troublesome Hies, for it is easier to keep them out
than to drive them out. This size door is .'52 inches wide and SO
inches high ; wood stained a dark color; value 7!)c. ; Fri-
day .' 59C
Sale of Hammocks Assorted colors; well made ; three-quarter
size. Now, there is solid comfort in a hammock, and instead
ot paying 7!)c. tor this kind, come
Sale of White Semi-Porcelain
this dish is li inches ; its value is 21c.
Good size; best steel; value l!)c.
quality; all colors; 3-yard lengths. This is pantry cleaning
a little the worse for wear. Buy Friday, a new lot, per sheet
Sale of Boys' Double Breasted Suits on the Second Floor
This lot we place on sale today arc Scotch mixtures, and come 0 to
13 years in size. Now, candidly, if there is a suit needed for that
boy of yours and the size is among this lot, we say earnestly, come
early and buy it, for it is the best sale in suits we have
had for some time. Value up to $:'..30. Friday P 1 9
Sale of Women's Summer Gauze Vests Color ecru : all sizes.
Crochet and taped neck, and shoulder straps. Good value
at 10c. This Friday buy them for OC
On the Second Floor
Sale of Women's Summer Corsets This corset is made firm
and from good quality net. Styles similar to the best
shapes on the market ; value 39c. Friday buy it at 4 DC
Sale of 40-Inch White Lawn There is not very much to be said
about this splendid fabric, excepting to mention its width, 1
Sale of Stand and Dreiser Scarfs Made from Swiss, with
pleated ruffle; stand is HO inches long; Dresser Cover is 54 inches
long and has three small mats ; the regular price is 29c.
Today buy them at tv 1 C
Sale of Men's Fast Black Hose This Hose is seamless; all
sizes ; double heel and toe and a splendid value at 13c. To-
day buy them for one hour at OC
Saie of Croclict Quilts Size 711x8:! inches ; hemmed ready for
use; Marseilles patterns; a splendid value and well worth your at
tention; regularly sold at 85 cents. Today buy them
at .' OC
Sale of Tailor-Made Suits Made from good quality Melton
cloth; the jacket is Eton; has L'Aiglon collar; neat silk lined,
with three rows of satin bands to match shade of cloth; skirt has
full flare flounce, trimmed with three rows of satin bauds to match
jacket; Pcrcaline lining; brown and blue grays, also shades of gray;
actual value $8.30. This Friday buy them on the Sec- -
Floor for W."U
AirfVA 1
size on sale today
will fit a
10c
net and
generally
here Friday and buy it
Meal Platters Size of
49c
14c
10c
3c
; Friday buy them at
; Friday buy them
price, uuy uieui 011
49c
Dimity this kind on
6c
Friday buy them at
25c
Only
Sons
baseball"!
STATE LEAGUE.
Result of Yesterday's Games.
taiitcastcr, 12; Bcranton, 3.
Heading, 27; Lebanon, 24.
Wllllamsport-WUkca-Barrc, no game.
Standing of Glubs.
Played.
Scranloti ...,... ...,u
Lancaster .....',..9
Lebanon ,.,.,'J
Wtlkcs-Hano S
Wllllamsport S
Reading , .9
an. l,ot, I'.O.
0 :i ,(.ur
I) .GOT
B I ,61
4 , s .ftOrt
4 4 .MJ
2 7 .'.'JJ
IN THE FATAL EIGHTH.
Scranton Defeated at the Park Yes
terday by the Lancaster Team.
Two Local Men Flayed.
The fatal eighth again. I
Scranton lost yesterday afternoon be
cause the team played lllto a lot of
scho'ol-boys. Sullivan was on the nlcl
lint, so they put Mcdarry at third. He
made an error, and Steinberg took his
olace.
Wlltso pitched a good game, but the
support he had was bad enough to send
Scranton to the bottom of the leuguc.
Blakey -didn't hit the horschtdn as
hard as In Wednesday's game, for the
reason that ilcGlynn, the Lancaster
pitcher, was practically invincible. IIo
received gllt-edgc support.
Scranton started the game by getting
goose eggs in tlio first and second In
nings, Lancaster doing likewise. Then
the locals got t o, and that was all the
scoring they did until the eighth, when
Logan knocked a two-bagger, and
Steinberg smashed out a hot single,
thereby scoring Logan. Scranton's hope
of ever winning died in this Inning,
for errors by Blakey, Nickels and
Stroh, combined with timely hitting,
gave Lancaster the game.
The visiting team had two local men
playing with them yesterday. They
were' Giller.in and Veiris, and they put
up u star game. The score:
scnAvio.s-.
it. it. o. a. n.
fioiloti, if 1 0 10 0
uijc.. if .T i iooi
McLrls, if 0 1 2 O 1
Logan, 2b 1 2 2 '2 1
-McCariy, :;l 0 0 o (1 1
Stimuli, lb 0 II l 0 1
Stioli, ei 0 1 1 it ;i
Htetiibcig, a, Sli 0 2 :i y 2
AVilNp, p 0 11 (I 2 O
Halncy, c Q 12 11
Totals I! 8 21 a 11
i.ANCAsn:n.
it. ii. o. A. n.
llllies, If 2 2 2 0 1
Braltcn, 2b I) 0 12 0
Jeffries, 3b 2 0 0 :i 0
Duuby, lb i :: son
KerrN, cf .1 12 0 0
Milliter, m. 1 0 '1 2 0
Koiiluev, if I 0 0 O (I
nllleran, t I 1 1.1 II 0
5lc!hmi. I '! 1 II 1 II
Totali 1J S 27 SI 1
Stranton 0 II 2 0 0 0 0 1 I) :i
I.inea-ter 0 O 3 0 1 0 7 12
Tlit b-.e by ciioh Ljiic.islei, 10. Left in
b.ucs Sci.nilon, 7; l.jiic.ilcr, u. Klrt bi tn
lnm-Off Mifil.itm, ;. Stititk out U.r .MtUl.wm,
12; by WiltM, . 'line.! base bits Wakey, Mi
Gljnu. 'iwo b.iM- bit httob, Steinberg, Ituinry.
Stolen huva (lortnn, lline-, (..1). Jeffries (2). lilt
by pilcliei By JkGl.imi, 1. Wild pltibet, Willie,
1. t'mpiic oulli.iul. Time 2 liour.
Lebanon-Beading.
I.fbiiiini, JI.ij 1"). in a tetlioiij tuned.! of ci'.
roi-i, bitting ne.iily three hours thlo attcrnoon,
Hi'JcthiK lo.it another game. Heading started well
but die game vion turned inlo a -.burging and
splinting tontit, fnoiiug e.uli altenutily. 1 lie
sitoie:
I.U! O.W
It. II. O. A. i:.
I.oie, 2b , t.f. mil p 2 :: o i o
Young, . 3 1 1 ," 3
(.Well", r.f. and 2b 3 14 .'! 3
Rollins c 2 3 0 1
Clemens t.b I 3 (I a 1
Dunn, lb .'! 2 .S 1 0
Lifie.v, l.f :i 2 II 0 2
I'hilbin, r.f 2 1 li U 0
Kline, . mid r.f 12 0 11
Hopting, p 0 u 1 0 li
lul.il' 27 17 27 17 11
Iti.'ADi.NC.
11. II. O. A. i:.
Cullman, l.f fl 4 10 1
llittei, i'.f 2 4 10 0
ller, r.f. 3 2 0 11
.lordin, lb 2 2 II) 0 (I
MU. 2b. and p 3 4 3 :i l"
(V.Will, iib 2 14 3 2
Uitthun, b. 1113 1
FianMiii, c 1 0 3 3 1
PaiKf, p 2 2 10 0
Bonlluun, c 2 110 1
Ii I'ontahie, p 112 4 0
Total 21 22 27 17 S
Siorc by innings:
Lebanon 000800 I) 7 027
Heading 203 0 1100 0-1-24
r.iuied inns Lebanon, 0; Iti'.'ullng, 4. Tno
bao bits Young, C'lemiUH, I.oio 2, 1'aige, Coff.
man 2, Mills LattMin, O'Neill. Home runs
Joiilin 2; Bitter. Satrlflce lilt Uirtoy, Kline,
Itilter, Joidjn, Stolen bicey Young 2, I.afte.i,
Jxne, Coi-tellft, I'bllliln, Ccffuian 2, Joidan, !'..
ler, Hitler. I,lt on batCf Lebanon, 10; Head
ing, 12. SUutk out Hy Kline, 1; by Hipling,
li by Talge, 3; by l.i I'miLilne, 1. Double
pli!'. I.ai-on lo l.i 1'ontalne. Firtt line on balls
Off Kline, 4; off koie, 1; off Heptlnjf, li off
I'algc. jj off U Tolntaine, a. Hit by pitched
ball Young, ' Coatrllo, I'hilbin, Kline, Inp,
O'iWill, ISilcr. tt'lld plleli I.i Fontaine.
Uinplie Pliclan. Time 2.10. Atteiidamc-3W,
May Be Transferred,
heading, May IJ.l'ieiidtnt Wllinaii, of the
fil.ilu lla-c Ball league, .inuouiued tonight, be.
caibo o( Ibo ainiojanie to which they hue been
subjected by the AVIlkes-Bano Young Men's Chris
tian association, fioui whom the ttato leagua tluli
their leaves tint Biounds, the Wllkes-Iliuo dub
will likely bo trarsfeircd to .Mount CMnuel, at a
meeting to bo held In Reading on Sundjy.
Wllllamsport Claims the Game.
Wlllhnupoit, May 11. The Wllll.tm.port ilub
flalim the game nheduleil for today wltli (he
Reading tlub, hei.iii'e of tin' iioii-appcaiancu of
the latter tlub.
National League.
At (.Incltin.itl- 1I.II.1?.
PhllailclpliU 02 00002 00-4 7 2
Cincinnati 0 1 2 0 0 4 1 0 x 8 0 2
Batteilei Ibeig, Voorheea and Doolnj llulug
and lliiHin. Uinpliesi l'own and lliown.
At Chicago twihe limine-- lt.ll.i:.
lliookl.ni 2 00 01)00 23 0 110-7 11 7"
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 1 I 1 3 001-S 1.1 4
llJttcile.Ncwton and I'anell, and Ahcaiu; hi.
Vtain, Tajloi and Kline, l uiplie l.'imlle,
At I'ilt.buig- H.ll.i:.
Boston . .,,..0000 1 000 0-1 4 2
I'itUburg ,,...0 1 0 0 1 20 In-5 U 3
Ilattcile Malarkey and Kittrldgc; Doluny and
Smith. I'nipiie-O'luy,
Kew York . St. Iuij, rot othnlulfil.
American League.
At Hdladclpbla- ll.ll.K.
Bton ...,..,..,,,.,..00 02 1 20 I x 0 11 3
Philadelphia J 00000 101 3 7 0
Batterlc Young end Crler; Plank and Steel
man. Umpire Fhetldan.
tlubi not M'bcdulcd.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Four Line, 3 Cent (or lUcti Extra Urn.
Cor Bent.
lVVWVWVVl
COlTAOi: foil IlKNl' at t,nkc Sheridan, rotn
plctcly fiirnlahed. Sec J. C. Zutlllob, 017
I.niknnnnii.1 iitcnue.
l'Otm KICK ROOMS tor lent, S per month, ami
nUo single houici! and double bouscn. (.'all
nml tee J. C. Zuilllcli, 517 I.iukaivauna n!cnue.
l'Olt RKST-1515 Mulbeny sited, 0 rooim,
floor.
flrat
fOlt HCST-SW-rooni flat, wllli balh, 'tram
beat, gaa range, nrd nil modem Improve.
inenHj rent reasonable. Call early. Kr-J C.
Hand, dim Mulberry uttect.
BARV FOR RENT-112, April lt, ttiree bot nd
three lnelc tall and wasti rack, war ox
324 MadUon avenuj. Inquire nt 031 Madison ave.
roil RKNT-Store building for rent In Dlck
City. Pa. Building 80 feet b.v 24 feel, cellar
under alt, and oecond alorv can be arranged lor
a family. All In good repair ready for e. Two
coal breakers and mine rlose by employing o!er
thousand people. An enterprising tncrcliant
can get a largo trade, hpply to William 11.
Itielnnond, Hlclunond Kill, 3l2i N. Main aunue,
feranton, Pa.
Furnished Rooms for Bent.
FOR Kr.NT One furnUhed room, with lmprota
ments; alsa one on third floor, cheap. 027
Adams aenuc.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, modem Improve
ments! pthate family; gentlemen piefetred,
at 637 Adams avenue.
FOlt REST Furnished room;
C2o Linden (street.
heat end bath.
FURNISHED ROOMS TOR nENT. with boat, gas
and bath, gentlemen prclcrrcd, at 539 Atlami
avenue.
For Sale.
TOR S M.i: Spinning Mliccl, 100 jean idd, pel
fctl icndition, ?10; will exchange for laiije
mliror. .Spinner, Tiibune offlte.
PIANO FOlt H.W Almost new; mod lc than
the liiniilbi; elegant upright pi inn; will t.u
litlce. Call ilay or evening. 321 1'iankllii nie.
FOR t-AI.I! CHEAP S le.ilber upliolstered illnlng
loom tbiir in gooil totidltlon; aUn one oak
b"l with opting. Inquiio hetwten the lioun of
!l and 11. 41.') Clay jxciiue.
FOlt SVI.E Hy u piivuti paily, an Eimrson ip
light piano: lame fb-c and In p-.ifeit londl
Hon. For putkulais addict "Waldo," Tiibune
of Hi e.
FOR SUX Hand silk doubler. Sew:
nio., Patcrson, X. .1.
Bamford
Business Opportunity.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write for our special market letter. Free on
application. S. M. Hibbaid li Co., members N.
Y. Consolidated and Mock bchangc, 44 and 46
Broadnay, New York. Established 1S1I. Long
Distance' Phone 2388 Broad.
Honey to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN Quick,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on X. V. Walker,
814-S15 Council building.
At Wa-hlngton H.H.K.
Baltin.oie 1 0 0 0 0 0 ." 0 0 li U 3
Washington 0 1 0 0 o 0 0 0 1 2 l 2
Battel ii'-' MtfJinnity and Robinson; Lee and
I)i ill. Cnipiic-O'Loughlin.
Eastern. League.
.li'iiii City, 2; Iiiifl.ilo, 1.
Moi.tie.il, t); oiceslcr, I.
New a I k, 4; Rochester, 1.
Tmonlo, S; Fioidciite, I.
S Tkeatf ical J
ATTKACTIONS TODAY.
ACADEMY Mabel
and night.
Paige louipiiij. Atleiuoo)!
Will Play Another Week.
'I be miiu'vj .ittii.uing the engagenient of Miss
Mubil Paige and the i-outlieiu Stotk coin.iany
at the Aiademy of Jhi'lt- tlili week, lias n-sulted
in tite engi.grnieiil being ctended aiiothti wetk.
I.a-t night tl.o company added to its list of
Hutijltiis lied ml m.il Bedatd, the latest Euro
pean impoitatloii in the aciobatiu line. Their
woik Is new ami truly nun clous One ot Hie
fe.iti of the inn: ii to bilantc on Ills' baie lilu
a chair with the wrmau seated upon it, one leg
of tbti ciiilr ouh lifting on tho chin. Ills
iini-c 1c work ili.il- that of Kauilow, ulilla the
woman peifouin H.its of ttitugth and .igibty
tbat would put tome piofc-ssiona! .stioug men to
blu-b.
Next Monday night the management will is.stie
15 c (lit Itdli.V ti(kel.
STAGE NOTES.
'the siu'on of lWil-02 ia dianlng to a tlo'e.
I.lcblei i' Co. Ii.uu now- but four attiattloua out,
and two of thce, the Mw, Patrick Campbell torn
p.iny, and the Kjilu llollew tompiny, will ilose
on S-aluiday cM'nlng lirst. -Miss Yloki Allen
will (.lose her season June I, and tho Kdnitid J,
Moigau "Chrl.sll.iu" company, whleli has just
lelimii'il fiom u lour of the Patlflu (oast, will
also clcwe the last wick in tho pteseiit luo'ilh.
Mi.i. Patilck Campbell, who closes her Ameil
can Inur with her engagement ut Hie Ahlu the
atcr. Pittdburg, this week, nml her rontrait with
Llebler & Co,, will tall for Liverpool on tho
Teutonic on May 21, and her cntlio company will
follow, on the Cjunie, nil tho I'llday following.
Min. Canipboll'a Auieiicaii tour hit been a M-iy
piospcroiu one and (be will (arry back with bei
to her London homo suUslantial' eildenio of tills
fact.
E. W. Pirebiey has been engaged by I.iibler fc
Co. lo tlago "Iho Ettmal City" next m.ii-i.
Mr. Picsbrey Is olio of tlio eiy few thorouahly
capable stage dltcctnis in Amcilra ami has I ml
an ipirlcmc i.f fiftetn or tHtnty cirs whlv'Ii
iiunibcm few falluiej. Willi tho material at hand
he boud do great woik In putting on "Tlio
Eteinal City."
.lolm .1. MeNally, the llbteltl.t, and Kineat
(bos, tl.o iconic artist, paid a Ult lo Han.uil
colKgo in Cambridge, Mass,, last week, lo inakn
sketches for the second .i(t sccno ot tho new-M-lilrlr
In whltb Klaw and Eilanger will pic.ent
tho Hogii3 BiothcM next season "Tho Rogers
llinthtis in Hartaid."
Loui4 Mann and Clara IJpin.in will did their
season In "All on Account iif JJIIia" at the llai
Inn Opeia boiijn In New Yolk, the week begin,
lllng Monday, tho 10th Inst. Next season they
will not appear under tlio iliirctloii of UMi and
Harris. Ilotli ktais will play Independently under
dilfereut manaecineuts.
Ilauy Bulgrr and Joo Cawthouie will loiitlnuo
with Klaw fc Eilangti'a pioduetlon of "Tho
fclreplng llcauty and tho lliast" net eis3ii,
playing their pnsent mles of "Kliu llirdout"
am) Lena, (he Maid." Both liavo seoicd leniatk
ablo jituoiul hits In thU pioduetlon,
NICHOLSON,
Special lo the Scranton 'libun,
Nloliolson, May 13. Hlsia Mao Furrcr
in vistttiih" Her uncle, Mr, I.. O, Fiirrer,
of New Mlli'onl.
Mrs. W, S. Ueclier left Tluttkaiiy for
Ualtliuoio, where fhe Intends to visit
ljer sister.
Mr. HetU Mlteltell, of Hlimhainton,
Is vIsUIub fileiuls In town.
A Dennis JolniEon, of Lathrop, OieU
Saturday, lifter a brief Hlnef-a,
Fred Bought was badly bitten by n
recently inirehased ilo)f one day last
week.
An entoitninmeut will be held at the
M. 13. church on Tuesday evening,
May CO by Ulncs brothers, tho uoted
SITUATION 3
WANTED
FREE.
Branch WANT Officfls,
Want Advertisements Will Be
Becelved nt Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 V. M.
Central City
ALBERT SCIIt'LTZ. turner Mulberry
ltwt and Webster airline.
OUSTAV PICIII'.L, (Bit Aditns nienuc.
West Side
OEOIKin W, JENKINS, 101 South Miln
aicnue,
South Scranton
FRED I,. TERPPE, T20 Cedar a!cnue.
North Scranton
OKO. W. DAVIS, corner North Main
aicnue and Maiket sticet.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. JONES, 13." Dttkson
menuc.
)'. .1. .IOHNM. 020 tireeii Ridge street.
C. I.ORENZ, roiner Washington a!c-
acuuc and Marlon street.
Petersburg1
W. II. KNEPFEL, 1017 In lug aicnue.
Sunmorc
J. o. BONE k SON,
Help Wanted Male.
WANTED An Al collector; good Mtaiy: Bleidy
position to tho light patty. People's Credit
Clothing Co.
WANTED A l.'euuaii buknulth, who nnileii-laniU
fillnir and fitting. Aim i lean Dental Mfg. Co.
Apply at DID Commonwealth building.
WANTED-Agents for "The Mmtlnlipie lloiiot."
El iboralely lllustiatrd. Simple, tnabllng jnu
to make from M lo 17 dallj, postpiid free. Ad
diess, (ilobo Bible Publhhlug coinpuiy, Plill.tdel
phia, Pa.
-x,
EXEROETIO WORKERS eicljwbeic lo li-li ibiitc
tirculati), kimplos, booklets, clc, gnml ply.
Dirtiibutors League, 40 West 2Mb, New Y'ork.
WANTF.D-Flist class
w-oik. D. A. Daii",
Plttston.
shoemaker, for repilr
Ltneine aenue. West
WANTED Painters; only good men need apply.
Call at Charles WagnerV, HI1 Adams aienue.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED A young lady bookkeeper and slenog
lapher. Pleaso state cpcricnco and falaiy.
Addles P. O. Bo-c 532.
WANTED 50 experienced operators
on muslin underwear. Imperial
Underwear company, Burr building.
Also experienced examiners and
pressors.
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS WANTED
LIFS OF T. DEWI1T TALMAO.K, by
his Son, REV. FRANK HEWITT TALMAOE and
associate cditois of Christian Hciabl. Only book
endor-ed by Tajmagc family. Knomioiis proflr
for agtnts who atl quickly, Outfit ten cents.
Wiitc immediately CLAkSk & C ., X23 ,
4C1 S., I'nlla., Pa. Mention tills Paper.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WAN'lED-lli a Inly to woik in the
(ountiy to do geneial bousewiuk; can giio
good lefeiente. Adclicss Jane Joueh, 1214 Swot
laud stieel.
SITti'ATION WANTED llv cxteit latmiliivs on
ladies' or gtutltiuen's tl'ithcs; will toko
lliciu home;, be-l of city ivfoit-iiti-s. 1111 Llojd
elicet, top floor.
WANTED POSITION By Al eteiiojtapbu: mer
ten jeais' experiencu; all uimiiiil oflho nun.
Addicss hlenogiaphir "W," cam Tiibune.
SI'Il'ATIOX WANTl.D-ll! a man, rpaillnt, gar
ileus cutting lawns thing fuites. lltl LlojU
slicct, top Hoot, liist of le'eicncts.
MIDDLE A(iEI) WOMAN would like woik or an
kind. Plcifp call or addict 210 Walnut t,,
Duuinoic.
Sl'll'ATlON WANTED By a coloied girl just
fioui the south, to do general hoiwttoik.
Address Sally 'hn-ki-r, lear atl Phelps ttiret.
SITI'ATION WAN'lED-Bi Joung lady as aM
ant bookktepei; has bad thiee eais' ctpeil
ence. Can give best of lcfeieiiu-s. AiUIio-h Mbs
D. C. Lillian, Sciantou P. 0 ell!.
SITUATION WANTED By a tellable udousl man
as priiate coachman, porter or any kind cf
dav woik. AddiTNi II. A :U0 Penu aicnue.
SIITATION" WANTED By a gill as nurse. 411
New blicet.
SIll'ATTON WANTED Will take ladies and gen
tlemen's laundiy home; will launch- coloied
fchirib witliout fading. 1111 Llod ytiect. top Jlnor.
Wanted To Rent.
WANTED ROOMS For two adnll. thiee or four
rooms furnished or iiuiuinisneu tor ery
light liou'ekccping. tb'st floor prcfurcd. Addresa
M. H., Tiilnine oftlte.
WANTED Fin nlahed boue or four or five looms
for housekeeping. Addrcs A. G. I.'., 'Aibune
oOlce.
Wanted Booms and Board.
WANTED Room uml bond for hlngle man; prl
vain family In initial ilty pitfetred. Ad
diess Adv., 'hlbune office.
ANTED Room and bcunl for single man;
inhale family In Hill district piefiricd. Ad-drc-s
II. W., Trlbtmo office.
WANTED Two communicating rooms witli board,
ptliafo family piefeiied. To ladles and a
gentleman. State lull paitlculais. Address 0.
II. D Tllbuno cftlce.
Board and Rooms,
VERY DEilRADI.i: tulle of looms wllli (list ilas
t ililo bond, tan be obtained at ."CI Jellerson
menue.
Boarders Wanted,
TWO OR THREE boirders wanteil at 111 Aihins
dcnue; piliale lamlly,
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Tho addlcss of Mr or Mis, Ritciiaid,
Plllchard or lelalhcs, Stranton, b.v Jits.
Helen JcuVy, bcr sIjIci, 7J1 Ticmont ateuue,
New York city.
ovangollsts, who will In plcttue, souk
and story portray Charles Hheldon's
famous boolt "In His Stops,"
Mr, and Mrs. Oeoi-BO Serfoss will
soon remove to Stroudsbtiffj, where Mr.
Si'ltYws has it position, rttuulnir a hill
ptiHlier,
FACTORYVtLLE.
Captain Rice Post to Entertain.
Epcciat to the Setintoii TriDuue.
Captain K. J. ltlio post, 211, firai.d Aiiuy of
tbt Itcpubllc, will ghu an euteitalniucnt af tho
Uriel; tburib at Fadoijulle, Pa., on Saturday
miiing, May 17, 1902. The gltted and lupuhr
ilotuthnUt, Misa Mildred Clreen, of Scjauto'i,
will render ibolco eelectlons. Other joung ladlu
will recite. Prcf. W. N. Jlanihrttct will furnUli
ocal music. TilHiuha(' & Touigcc' orcbcilri
will delight the audiimc with gowl nmslc. A
laio treat U assured. Door opm ut T.W): cu
terUliuncot will commence at 8 p. m. kluip.
DIRECTORY:"
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Thii Pour Lines, Cent tor tiach Blr Un,
LEGAL.
InOTICH Is hereby rIvcii that Blttrnbender rom
pany, perFOiu lining n Hen under tlio laws
of rcnusUvanlrt upon goods warn and mcrchan
illo of . II. Campbell, consisting of one iwt of
I'tiggy wheels mi aciount of storage and labor
Mtortl on micIi gooils, the ownrn having
failed, neglected and refused to pay (ho amount
of micIi charges upon said property within alxtv
uiys alter dimand tlieicof, mada personally, will
csiiose the said set of buggy wheels to ,a!e at
public auction nt Hlttciibindcr Company's store.
12(1 Irankllu nvenue. tltv of Pcraiiton, Lacka
wanna touiity, Pa on the Dili diy of Julv, .
I)., 1002, at 11 n. in., and sell the name or so
lintcli tbcieof as nhall be mifflclent to dlschargs
paid lieu, together with costs of sale and adier
tWHff. BIlTENIlENDEll COMPANY.
officii or thi: board op commissioner.'
OF PUBLIC GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
WILLIAM
STONE. -
T. L. EYRF.
Superintendent.
Ooirrnor.
H. II. HARDENIIEIKlll.
Auditor (Itneral.
FRANK 0, HA11RI",
State Tl usurer.
PROPOSALS for furnishing Stationery, Fuel and
other supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution and the
laws of the Commonweal lb of Pennsylvania, we
hereby Intilc eealed proposals, nt prices below
maximum rates fixed In (.chedulw, to furnish rta
tlonery, fuel and other supplies for the Mucral de
partments of the ktatc government, and for mak
ing lepalra in the scleral departments and for the
distribution of the public documents, for tho car
ending the first Tuesday of June. A. D. 1D0J.
, Separate propoih will he leeched and separatis
contracts awarded as announced In Mid schedules.
F.acb proposal tnut be accompanied by a bond,
with at lc0t two Miretles or one surety company,
approied by a Judge of the couit of common pleas
of the county in whhh the person or persons
making such proposal may reside, conditioned for
tho faithful perfoim.ui'c ot tho tontract; and ad
diecd and delliered to the Board of Commission
ers of Publ'c (iiounds and Buildings before twelve
o'clock JL, cf Tuesday, the 3rd day of Jun, A.
1). 1002. nt which llino the proposals will be
opened and published In the Reception Room ot
the Executive Depigment at Harrlsburg, and con
ti.icts nwirded n soon thereafter as practicable.
Blank bonds and schedules containing all ncces
uny Information can bo obtained at this Depart
ment. T. L. F.YBE.
For the Bond of Commissioners of Public
Giouuds mid Buildings.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE A 0 loomed house and barn; large
3 aid, lots of fruit tices; ".cry cheap; at No.
013 Stone acnue. South Side. See J. C. Zurflieh,
517 biekuttanna. nvenue.
WANTED TO BUY n double house in Hyde Park,
centrally located; must call boon, Sec J. C.
Zurllich, 517 Lackawanna aicnue.
(.'. ZURFLIEIi bu,i houses and lots; also hai
homes and lots fur sale.
FARMS FOR SALE. See J. C. Zurfllcb, 517 Latk
aiianua uicuuc.
FOR SALE A beautiful lot, opposite the eld
Tiipp estate, Noitb Jfiln aicnue, Hyde Patk:
will sell Tery cheap. See J. C. Zurflich, 517
Lackawanna al eiiuc.
FOR SALE Elegant sites for homes in upper
("ircen Ridge; choice neighborhood; most de
sirable locality for home in Lackawanna county.
J. A. Marvino, 1730 Sanderson atcnue.
FARM: FOR SALE Sitty-tno acres, one mile
from Lake Ariel; twelic acies of timber, test
Improved; excellent spring water on lot; farm
situated on road. For particulars address Will
iam Treslar, Ariel, Pa,
Lost Strayed Stolen.
LOs,T A solid gold chain nctklace, between S?l
gelV D.iiiclrjr academy "and Chestnut sticet,
West scr.miou. The Under will return to 1001
Wct Lackiwai.ni aicnue and iccclvc toward.
LObl' At I)., L. .t W. depot, Thursday, ycllaw
liMtbti wallet, containing l.ugc Hum of
liiouei. hihci.it lewaul If returned to Superin
tendent Hlnc, I)., 1 1. fc W. office, Suanton, Pa.
LOST Red potkutbouk. contiilning picture and
small (hansV. l'indei pleaso return pictinu
to Nitsli hottl. Can keep potketbool; and change.
LOST A ladies' gold watch; a liberal leward wl
be slen If n tinned to Hotel Terrace.
I.OS1 Steel beided purse containing small sum
of nionev. on Laikawanm nu-nue. near Wy
oming. Finder pleate icturn pui,e to Trlbuna
otllto and keep contents
LOVr 42.-I, between Peek Lumber Co., L'ast Mar
Let ttiect and Prr-ln terian church. Rcwam
if relumed to office of Pock Lumber Co.
Rheumatism.
RELIABLE PARTY will c ire for fuinbhcd hoiio?
dining .ih-enci' of owner, for one or two
months; icfei chips. AcMicsm Mrs E. M. Smith,
Hut II. Sci.intnn, Pa.
RHEUMATISM All aUie3 that wish can lis
speedily and permanently cured of all va
rieties of Rheumatism by a vegetable! compound.
Cuics guaiantecd. Inquire or address J. E. Tay
lor, Stianton.
PffOFgJSSOiVL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAUI.DINd, C. P. A., 2.1 TRAD
ci' Bank building. Old lelephone, No. 1801.
Architects.
FREDERICK L. BROWX. ARCH. B llll.M
Estate Exiliaiige Bldg.. 120 Wa-bliigton ate.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. IlAHDINd, S13 CONNELL BUILDINQ.
STEVENsON & KNICHIT, 72(1 CONNELL BLDU.
Dentists.
DR. 0. E. EILENBEIHiER, PAUL! BUH.DINO,
Spline meet, Stranton,
17lt. C. 0 LAL'llACH, 115 WYOMING AVENUE
Lawyers.
WILLARD, WARIIBV & KNAPP. ATTORNEYS
and Countcllors-al-Law, W'3 to 012 Connell
Rulldliig.
D. B. RKI'LOOLE. ATTORVEY-LOANS NEOO.
Haled on real eidatu fccurlly, Meara Building,
lOincr Washington aicnue and Spiuro MrecC,
JESSl'P k JESSI'P, ATTORNEYS AND COISt".
sellors-ot-law. Comiiipnwcaltli Building, Roonis
10, 20 and 21. u
i i - t
L. A. WATTIES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARl)
of Trade Building, Stianton, Pa. s.
I'ATTERfON : WILCOX,
Bank Building,
TRADER'S NATIONAL
A. W. BERTIIOI.F. OFITCE JIOVED TO NO,
211 W.ionilng aicnue.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE. li'. AND 127 FRVNKI.IN AVI
nue. Rates teasonable,
P. ZIEOI.ER, Propttctor,
SCR ANTON llOUsE. NEAR D., L. k W, P.S
M'lum depot. Conducted on the European
,,an, ' VICTOR KOCH. Pioprletor,,
Scavenger, 1
aTb." BlllliOCLEANS PRlvULTs" a3.11
(c pooU; no udor; ouly iuiproied pumps u.c.1.
A. B. liiiag'. piopiietor. I.eie oider llOO
Noilh Main nienuc, or Eiika'a ding stort, lOf
mr Adams and .Mulberry. Htli telephones 1
Wire Screens.
JO.sEPH KUiriTEL, HEUt Ml LCKV. AVII.,
Scranton. 1'a., tnauufaclurer of Wire Scree u.
Miscellaneous.
JlEdAIKlEi: IIKOi.. PRINTERS' SUPPLIES. K.V
Mlope, papei bags, twine Waitliouw, IJtf
Washington -iwnue; Stranton, V.
Tlii:" WILKES ruHltrritECORD 0.1XBK HAD
in bcranloii al tho ncna stands of BeUuuii
Bros.. 400 Spiucc and fall Linden; M. Norton,
022 I-atkawjiiiu anuue; I. S. Schutjjr, 211
Spruce ttrcct.
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