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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-XWEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1002.
SAVE YOUR SKIN
SAVE YOUR HAIR
MILLIONS use CUTICURA SOAP, assisted fey CUTICURA
OINTMENT, for preserving, purifying, and beautifyingf
the skin, for cleansing, the scalp of crusts, scales, and dand
ruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whiten
ing, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for bahy rashes,
itchings, and chafings, in the form of baths for annoying irrita
tions and inflammations, or too free or offensive perspiration, in
the form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many
antiseptic purposes, which readily suggest themselves to women
and especially mothers, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath,
and nursery. CUTICURA SOAP combines delicate emollient
properties derived from CUTICURA OINTMENT, the great skin
cure, with the purest of cleansing ingredients and the most
refreshing of flower odours. No other medicated soa.p ever com
pounded is to be compared with it for preserving, purifying, and
beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands. No other foreign
or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, is to be compared with
it for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus it
combines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICEUhe BEST skin and
complexion soap, the BEST toilet and BEST baby soap xn the
world.
fiOMPLETE TnEATMENT7
tictira
The Set SI. euro tho most torttirlnc, disfiguring, nnd humiliating eUn, scilp.
nd blood humours with loss of hrdr, when nil cl falls. Sold i
CUTICURA RESOLVENT PILlSSiSS8Si
KratPd ltntllrt CtrriOUnA KWOIiVrNT, as WOll
cures Piitiirl NnYcrow-capped pocket vials,
.BOo. botUo of liquid Resolvest, price, 200.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
HONESDALE.
fepccinl to the Seranton Tribune.
Honesdale, July n The Mtsves Sophie
find Marietta Russell are (.pending a few
tlavs with friends In Wilkcs-Bnrre
Auditor General 3" B Hardcnbetgh
ivpent Sunday in Honesdale with his
family.
Mrs. Thoipe and daughter, Jilts Mac,
tiro stopping sit Piomer Budd's, Beech
Lake
Rev. C. L. rcre, of tho BaptKt church,
will exchange pulpits with his brother,
3?e. AV. S. Peiej, of Damascus, next
Sundaj.
It Is conceded that the Red Men tako
the largest excursions that go fiom
3tonedale Their annual, which goes to
Miohola Glen tomorrow will be a largo
lone. The fate Is low, and the new at-
tiactlons at the Glen ate gioat.
Painter Pethlck. of Bcthanj , h is com
1 Jnenced painting the Kev stone block re
icpntlv purchased by Dodge & Erk fiom
the AV. TV. Weston est ite
Classed among the prospeious Industries
I of Honesdale Is tho glass cutting busi
ness of Smith, Krantz &. Sells These
jotmg men In four jcirb bae birilt up a
ilno business The are all expert work
men 1 hcv hao graduallv Incienscd tho
Inumber of workmen from five to fortj
frie. The members oC the Maple Citv band
Weie entertained bv Mrs Keene, at
(Etecne, on Sunda, where they did jus
tice to an elaborate dinner
Street Commissioner KianU has work
, men engaged leplacmg tho boards on
(Park Lake dam, which weic cm led nwuy
I l)V the Juno frpsht in tho I, lck.indxen.
Daniel C. Osbom left on Sitmday for
in week's stav at Harvev's Lake
Dr. Aino Volgt, of tho hospltnl at Be
lli eat, Pa, Is spending a week's vncition
Jot his Honesdale borne
Tho (ho hundred Carbond ilc spoits that
J camo ocr on Saturday with a. bill team
ilo do up the Honesdale Onion Pullcis, as
Whey said, found tho onions too strong for
them. Thev hao learned again that it
takes placts, not a big noise oi mini-
liers, to down the Tlonesdalo bovs It
cortalnlv Is humlllitlng, after miking so
much tiolse, for them to Miffei a complete
defeat, not linking a single run. The
crowd Included tho icportets of the Seian
ton nnd Carbond lie piesb and sporting
men nnd bov. They were a jnllv ciowd,
Bfter all, and took their defeit like gen
tlemen. Tbeie would haso been more of
them, but can were not to bo hid tt
was an exciting Bamo fiom start tn fin
ish fully 2 000 people witnessing the
Kamc, which elided with a score of -1 to 0
In favor of IJoncsuulo.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Bpcclal to the Seranton Tiibunc.
lunkhannock, Julv 13 Mib Geonjo
3'llswoith, who has been In Di. Cuolcj a
sanltailnm at PI ilnfltld, N, J., tor tic.it
ment lot tho p.ist i-een weeks, has io
turned home eiy niuth impioved,
Mih. Aithur Stebbins, of Baltimore,
Wd , Is xlsltlnr 1 oi mothni at this placo.
Di. V V. Acij, tho dentist, who has
hecn cdJojIuk u Umopcati tiip for tho
past month, i dinned homo on Mondt.
J)urlrifr his ahsenco ho lbltcd London,
Taris, 1'dlnbuish, Dublin, Amstculani,
nnd munv othei points ot inteust, and of
com so has many stories to tell of hla
journes to and fro on tho continent.
Attorney Rush J. 'J honipsmi, of Du
thorc, whs in town on ThomIiiv.
Dnieht V. Ions, who has conducted a
bakery and eoufedlouuy stoia hero for
beveral M'ais, will tol nut ills stock nnd
household K001I3 and letuin to Monti nso.
Mis. Gcorso Baldwin and ilaiiRhtei,
Mary, hao been tho kupmIb of Mr. and
Mis. AVJIllani Mosler at D.iltou tho past
week.
Seventeen ladles, mcnibrr.s of tho "Moit
duy Club" picnicked ,it I.ukt WlunU on
Tuesday. Thoy occupied tlio l.lttlu cut
taso while theie.
Mia. O. D Stebbins, whu spent the
winter with her s,IMein at I'hllndolphla,
Jws letuined to her homo at thlH phieo,
M.rs. D, C. Ginliam, Mi. and Mis Pud
J. Billings nnd Mr, and Mis, btnnley
Hardlpg left on Tuesday for a Aislt to
Atlantic City.
Tho Ttltfin haso bait tram will play a
jjame with AVjnmlns hcmlnmv team in
Klttildce paik on 'iluir-day afternoon.
Andrew p, Bcdfoid, or Seiautnn, dioe
ocr In Ills, now locomobile on Tucsddy.
J.uther Bailow, who has been UMIiib
n position In tho west, Is lsltlng his pa
icnts at th'a placo,
Adam Kiesge, the Noten lumboiman,
was doing business In town on Tuesday,
A ferryboat is being built ami a feuy
Will soon bo In 1 uniting oidei acrns-ii tlm
Busfiuehanna rher at a point just 011.
posltc tho lallroul station. Thpie Is al
cady a ferry Just east of Bildgo stieet.
An HBcnt of one of the Nuzletou coal
companies has been In this county for
bocrul das enlisting men to net as
The widest possible publicity should
bo given to the fact thut Bummer dlui
rhoea In children unrt choleia Infantum
can alwa8 be cured by the judicious
use or Chamberlain's Colic, Choleid and
Diarrhoea rieriiedi. it, never falls.
Yhen reduced wjtli cold water nnd
nweetened It Is pleus.int to take, whlcli
is very (nipoitaut wien u msdlclnc
nust be given to smull chlldten. lor
fie by all druggists.
FOR EVERY
HUMOUR, $1.00.
rnnnlnttnir of CUTICURA SOAV, 2V!., to ctennso tho skin of crueta
nnrteciles and pnftcn tho thickened cuticle; guticura uiht.
mi-nt. fine, to Instantly nllnv Itching, lnflinnm itlon, nnd Irritation,
and soothoanrt heal, nntl CUTintiM Kisor.VLNT PUM, 2V. to
oum liiiuuuuii. kiiu nuuui
ojiuo cio m raix, rans.
(Chocolato Coated) are a new, tasteless,
as lur uii uiuoi uiwu .iuuujra uuuiuiu.
containing tne iams number of doses as a
Ruards about their mines at that place.
Seeral unemplojed men were secured
iiom Mehoopany, LaccIllo and other
up-the-iier towns.
Jacob Breldlnger and wife, of Wilkes
Bnire. who has been siting friends at
this pli e, returned homu on Monday.
Mi and Mrs Ildwln. J. Jorden retuined
en featurdav from AsheU!p, N. C, where
thej h.ne been s-ojournlng for tho past
foui months for tho benefit of the form
er s health,
1 he bill gamp on Saturday between
Tunkhannock and Montroe teams, iesut
ed in a victory for the homo team by a
score of 15 to 2
Mi nnd Mrs O Smith Kinner spent
Sunday at Factorwillc.
Mis William Miner Is 'uiy ill with
Brlght's disease at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs Fred Maynard, just north of
town
Albert V. Rodnev, formerly piopnptnr
of the Brush hotel, at Sprlngllle, but
now engaged in conducting a bniber shop
at that place, was .a IsItor in town on
Mondn. .
The ladies of the Presb terlan church
cleared $1(1 bv their iccent festival on the
parsonage lawn
Mi James Dcubler spent Sunday at
this place ' L " ,
Miss Hannah Lobeck, of Scianton, Is
i-Itlng her lster,''Mrs. James Prear, on
Second street.
Mis A V Yost, of Scianton, is the
guest of Mrs S S. Hatfield, lit Lake
Carey, this week.
DUNDAFF
Special to the Seranton TriDune
Dundaff, July 11 The waim weather
foi the pajt few ilajs has caused much
satisfaction among our faimei.s and many
of them have began their liajing, somo
aic still hoeing theli coin and potatoes
Out road commissioner aio looking nf
tet our sticets and loads and wc must
e i their woik shows, well and tho diiv
Ing Is good with us
Miss Jennie Sprong was cbot.cn by our
school dlrectots as otu teacbei In tho
public school for the net Icim
Leon Column, of Nantlcoke, Is a visitor
In town for a few d.Qs.
Piank S-irfinskl and wife, Hamilton
Dillon, Mis Udith Rockford and Leon
Column, of Potest City, were vlsitois in
town on Satuiday last,
L M, LaBm, wlte and son, V J.
Wells, wlfo and son of Potest Citj, .113
stajlng with Mi. Wells' motbei, Mib.
Clura Wells, for the hot seas-on Mr.
Wells has with him a vcij Hue grapho
phono and ho makes tliu people hannv
with his music
Mr. l,i Bui is a voi v successful hutch
ei in Poust City, but has lather poor
health and camo to out vlllntio to ipeup
ciatp, AVo aio glad to .iy that ho is lm
pioving. Mi. Wells and Ml. La Ban went fish
ing in Sntuiday nlsht's Mm m, and it 13
sild that tho wind tossed tho boat so
much that Mr. Wells f.ll nvcrho.i.rl
but timing!) tho aid of Mi. La Ban ho'
wrs neipcd b ick Into tho boat nnd land
ed t-ufo on Miuio wltli tho exception of
u. kuuii nuiiiug nun no iisn,
Itev, w. R. Tinker, pastor nt tha Fiist
Baptist chuuh ot thlh place, Is giving his
people somo very luteicsllug nnd Instinc
tive scinions He liienchcd on Sunday
morning last from James I, 27, "Keep till
tell unspotted fiom tho woild." Bi other
Tinker held bis (ongiegitlon and all
wero much luteicsted and well pleased
with the dlacnuiH!
Wo have icfialncd heietnfoio fiom
speaking about our candldato for legls
tei nnd if colder, V. A. DivIn because
of his wishes, but wo feet in duly bound
to digicss occasionally, u Is with a
teellng of pildo that we uigo tho voters
of Susciuehiinn.i county to nomlnato and
eei t Mich a man as Mr, Davis, jfo one
lias donu more fm tho upllttliiB of his
tellow beings, both mentally and splilt.
unllv He has alvvaju been active jn ev
ery educational enterprise, nnd the better,
nient of cducatloiiul facilities foi tho fu.
tuiq generations, Among tho host ot
school tcachero In tho county who havo
become acquainted with Mr. Divls in his
nfllrl.il capacity as a dlrectoi, all join
with his legion of filends In wishing and
working foi his Mieress, Let ns havo
clean county candidates nnd theio wII bt
no fear for our gtnnd old patty,
LAKE WINOLA.
Special to tho Seranton Tllbuno.
Lako Wlnola, July 15 -Bathing is now
regularly Indulged n, us tho weatliei has
boon esceptlonully fine.
The cumcrii (lends havo been out in
fnuu, and .omo very good lesults wero
obtained, ns the weather was excellent
for tho work. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes Blackmail
and faintly, of West PltUtnn. wero icgls
tered at the Clifton hotel Monday,
i;. A. Ielfer, a popular druggist of
Piovldenee, Is sojourning at Lako Wl
nola. He Is jeglsteied at the Clifton
hotel.
At Lake Wlnola you hae nothing to do
but forget jour troubles and enjoy your
self. About one hundred couples attended
the Eliirt-walst reception at the Hotel
Clifton butuul.iy evening. Whlto shirt,
wulsts and light flannel tiousers wero
worn by the gentlemen, and omo of tho
moM beautiful gowni ever seta In a ball
room at Lako Wlnola were worn by tho
young ladles. Oppenheim'ft orchentrft, un
der the direction of A, J. Kroll, furnished
llio music, A programme of twenty
dances, with encores, wero danced. Se
lections from "Florodora," Hungarian
I.tlstsplol and ''Tho Serenade'; wero ren
dered by tho orchestra nt the concert
btloro tho reception.
M, T. Knne, ot Blnghamton, has ac
cepted tho management nf th C'l't-n
hotel this HPHPon. Mr. Kcnn lias been
connected with the Craiulall hotel In
Blnghamton for tho past two jenrs,
Mis? Jesslo Kcllovy and Miss Lulu
Kmipp, two Popular Seranton ladles, nio
pleasantly domiciled at tho Hotel Clifton,
Ubero tbnv Imvn liiken n.mrtmnnt for
where they lmvo taken npartmenti for a
month.
Thomas Meckln has been engaged to
play drums at tho Clifton for tho sen-
SOU.
Miss Rena Kcllow, of Honesdale, has
ni ranged to pass tho ensuing month at
tho Clifton.
Miss MargHret Thornton and Miss Mar
garct Gillespie, nf Scianton wcio regis
tered nt tho Clifton.
A tully-lio party have inHdo arrange
ments to nttorid tho reception at tho
Hotel Clifton Saturday evening.
Tho Godfrey party are having a pleas
ant sojourn at the lake.
Pied W. Strong, tho Hjdo Park hnber
dnHher, caught a tjirco and a quailcr
pound black bass last week.
SPRINGV1LLE.
Special to the Seranton Tribune.
Sprlngvllle, July 15. II. H. Lathrop Is
to havo somo house and fence painting
done this week If tho weather will per
mit. Grant Button, sou of Auguslui Button,
who has been sick all summci, Is no bet
ter, and Ik confined to his bed.
Oeorgo IV. Thomas' house Is beginning
to look very ilno In Its new- dress of
paint.
Mrs. Tiumnn l'lko Is very sick nnd
fears aro entertained that she mav not
recover. Dr. Mackey, of Montrose, Is at
tending her.
Tho Citizens' band of thl place will
plav at the Granger picnic, to be held at
Lake Carey Aug. 11.
Saturday evening next it, Is cNpccted
that tho band will servo lco cream on R.
E McMlkus' lawn.
Mrs. A. O. Dunlap hns been entertain
ing a lidy friend from Wllkes-Barrc dur
ing the past week.
Last Saturday the second nine of Tunk
hannock came up to play ball with tho
Sprlngvllle nine. Result, Sprlngvllle, 11;
Tunkhannock, 5
Sattndav last was pav day at tho
Havvko stono quarr. Tuesday or Wed
nesday tho farmers will receive pay for
their milk.
Carl Churchill has icturnpd to his posi
tion near Pen Ynn N. Y. .dis mother
will go In September.
Gcoige AIney and wife, of Middletown,
N. Y, who have been visiting nt G. P.
Staj's, have returned to their home.
It Is a matter of comment that eats
and potatoes never looked better than
now Bojli bid fair for a large crop
Hav lug is being pushed with vigor, but
In many fields there nre more daisies
thin grass, although the rains during
June nided ciy much to Increase the
grass crop
LjIg Button, who has been ItU in bed
a fortnight, show but little Improvement.
His friends hope for a change and speedy
recovery.
PITTSTON.
Special to the Seranton Tiibune
Pittston, July 15 Wotk will be com
menced tomonow on tho new Pittston
opeia house The contiact has been
awarded to Contractoi Stlpp, of Scianton.
Ml&s Winifred King, of Browntown, was
united in marriage this morning at 11
o clock to AVilllam J. Costello, nf Ells
worth, Pa, formotly ot West Ralhoad
street, this city. Hie ceremonv was pei
formed by Rev. rather OMallcj. The
bildo was attended by hei niece, Miss
Maigaret Hole) Ian, of B)ownlown, and
the gloom's best man was Michael Kim-
mev, ot 'Tornpklns street A reception
was held ut the homo of the bride's moth
er this afternoon and Mr. and Mrs Cos
tello left at b o clock for Ellswoilh,
wheie they will reside
Beit Davis, of the West Side, was ten
dciod a suipilse paity this evonlng
Miss Caiollne Thomas, daughtei of Mis.
W. Y Thonns, of Keter stieet, who has
been seriously ill for the past two weeks,
was sllghtlv Improved today
Patilck O'Malia, an aged man, died
tod.ij at his homo on enroll street, af
tet a long illness The funetal will take
place Pildaj
Mr. and Mis William Joseph Peek, of
Lueino avenue, aio spending a fe,v
weeks at Like George
Arllc Shlpp, of Delaware avenue, We3t
Side, returned homo this moinlng after a
tluce ens' enlistment in tho Eighth
United States cavahy. His Hoop 10
turncd fiom a two and a half jears hci
vlce in Cuba tho c.nlv part of Maich.
Mis Bildget Goidan, aged about 43
jeai.s, died at an eaily hour this morning
at bet home In Oregon, where she had
resided lor the past twenty j ears.
FOREST CITY.
Special to the Seranton Tribune.
PoreM City, July 15 Tho miner bojs'
picnic, which hn& been a much antici
pated nffalr. will take placo tomorrow,
weathet peimlttlng, at Habt Side park.
Tho picnic Is in excellent hands and theie
will bo no dearth ot fun. Games of all
Kinds h ivo been arranged for. There are
to bo .sevpial matched games of ball,
i muling races, tbiowlng the hammci. tub
tind potato races. Refreshments will bo
scivcd and the bojs and girls will each
get a dish of Ice cieam. Rev. W. Hol
llnshed Is chairman of tho committee and
ho has been tireless in his prepauitlons
for the event.
Postmaster T. C. Manzcr had the mls
foituno to havo a leg tiactuicd In a i inl
aw ay on Dundaff street Sundav. His
hor.so was f lightened by tho bieaklug of
a shaft, and after finding that he could
not control tho animal, Mr. Maiuer
Jumped, snapping both bones in his left
leg.
W, J. Morgan has tho sjmpathy of the
lommunlty In tho tragic death of his old
est son, William, an account of which ap
pealed at length hi psterda)s paper.
Tho Wells-Paigo and Adams L'xprei-s
companies have Installed fieo delivery at
this place. Tha Imptnvement In tho (cr
vlco is giently appreciated by tho pa
trons of these compmies.
D. R. Brown Is home from hit. Vlislnla
trip.
'"
CLARK'S GREEN.
E. J. Mooie of New Haven, left here
on Tuesday morning enroute for Ban
gor, Me., where lie Is now employed by
the government.
Mrs. O. B. Jones and daughter, Mrs.
B, 13. Wheeler, letl home on Wednesday
morning last for nn extended vli.lt among
friends In Vineland and Southern New
Jeisey,
Mm. Lathiope, of Dover, N, J was the
guest of her nephew, It. B, Matthews,
heio this week.
Mis. Cornelius Brill and daughter.
Kdlth, will leuvo heie today for her homo
In Novvaik.
Mrs. Benjamin Mead and daughter, Mn.
William Ilellei, left hero on I"rday last
for a week's sojourn among friends In
C'aibondnle.
Mrs. C. U Hodgson, nf Green Ridge, Is
the guest of her trlend, Miss Grace A.
Dav is.
P. L. Phillips and family are now lo
cated In their summer residence here for
the teubon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman and
fcon, Joseph, icturned to their homo at
Altemont, N, Y last Friday, after a
fcojoijrn of two weeks.
Mrs. A, Ridge way, of Green R'lge, vis.
ited friends here over Sunday,
.urs. James jumne is visiting tier
btother, George J. Heckman, In Dalton.
Tho weather change has given new Im
petus to our despondent agriculturists
here, and If the clmnga Is more nearly
permanent than has been, sorrowing
facet will aisumu the cheerful tmlle.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OP
THE RAILROADS
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
Now Sunday Tralrn Sorvlco to and
ftom Philadelphln.
liackinvniina Limited trnln No. C, cast
bound, leaving Seranton nt 3.35 p. in,
nnd No. 3, wC9t boum nrrlvng Scran'
inn n, 1 Kn , , ' ' ',1 ,,, ,
on nt M P.- " now connect dally With
Pennsylvania lolliond nt Manuulm
Chunk, to nnd from Philadelphia, nnd
Intermediate points on the Bolvldrro
division.'
V
Lehigh Vnlley Railroad.
Effective Satuf-day, July 12th nnd
every Saturday thereafter the Lehigh
Valley railroad will operate a train be
tween1 New York and 'Wllites-Darre, to
be known na tho "Mountain Special,"
for the accommodation of people desir
ing to 'spend Sunday out of town, Trnln
will consist of vestlhulo toadies, and
Pullman parlor car and will run on the
following schedule Leave New Yotk,
b'atuulays only, Twenty-third street at
2.10 p. 111., uirlvo Wllkos-nanc, 7.03 p.
m, Leave Wllkes-Huric, Suntlnva only
nt 6.00 p. 111., arilvo New York, Twenty
thlid stieet at 11.15 p. m. Train will
stop at pilnclpal stations,
Special Seashore Excursion.
To Long Branch, Ocean Grove, As
bury Paik, via New Jer&ev Contial,
Tuesday,' July 22, 1902. Hound ttlp, $5;
children, 5 to 12 ycniB, half faie. Hound
trip tickets, good going on regular
trains on above date nnd good lctum
lng on any regular trnln, on or before
August 1, will bo on sale nt tho follow
ing stations: Seranton, Taylot, Moo
slc, Avoco, Pittston, Yutesvlllc, Lallln,
Miners' Mills, Parsons, Wllkeh-Baito.
J. S. SWISHER, "
Dist. Passenger Agent, Scianton.
The Silver Lake Assembly, Silver
Lake, N. Y., July 29-Aug. 21.
For the above occasion special ex
cursion tickets may be purchased via
the Lackawanna ralhoad to Silver Lako
and loturn, at rate of $7.20 from Scian
ton. Tickets will be on sale July 13th
to August 21st, Inclusive, going limit
date of sale, with final return limit to
Sept. 1st, 1902, inclusive. Chlldion be
tween the ages of 5 and 12 years at one
half adult late.
Excursion to Glen Onoko,
July 20. The New Jeisey Central will
run one of their over popular Sunday
excursions to Glen Onoko, Mnueh
Chunk and Switchback ralhoad. Spe
cial train will leave Scianton at 7.30 a.
m, stopping at Tayloi, Moosic, Avoca,
Pittston, Miner's Mills, Parsons.Wilkes
Barte and Ashley.
Knights of Pythias Meeting, San
Francisco.
The Nickel Plate lallroad will sell
August 1st. to 10th Inclusive, special
exclusion tickets, Buffalo, N. Y. to San
Fiancisco and return at rate $SJ 00,
good returning to Sept. 30th , account
above meeting. Best accommodations,
fast time, lowest rates. See neaiest
agent or w rite R. E. Payne, general
agent. 291 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Eomescekers' Excursion.
To points all thiough the West via
Nickel Plate lallroad. Lowest Kites,
best accommodations.. Thiough touilst
car 3erv ice, finest coaches. Club me.tls.
S'iC to $1 00, also meals a la carte. See
neaiest agent or vviite R. E. Payne,
general agent, 2S1 Main stieet, Bufi.ilo,
N. Y.
FACTORYVILLE.
Spechl lo the Seranton Tribune.
I'actorvville, July 11 Miss Alma Wiig
lc, of Scianton, was quietl mairlcd to
Dr. A. J. Winebrake, also of Scianton,
esteiday at 11 o'clock, at the homo of
the biide's parents, Mr. and Mis. James
Wilglev, nf this place. Only tho imme
diate family of tho bildo weie piesent at
the coiemony. The bride was one of out
best-known and estimable ouug ladles,
and the groom i3 a w ell-know n practicing
phjsiclan of West Scianton The newb
married couple left on the 2 SO Lacka
wanna tialn for an extended wedding
tour through the East. A host of filends
will extend to them congratulations and
best wishes.
AVOCA.
The Ladles' Homo Mission society of
tho riimllivo Methodist church will
moet tomonow afternoon at tho homo of
Mis J. P. Boase All members aio rc
(iliested to ho present.
Ml. and Mrs Joi-eph Halt, nf Pittston,
spent Mondav at tho homo of Mis John
Hanlon, on the West Sido.
Chatles Drulfner lias accepted a posi
tion as pbaimacist at Seranton In tho Y.
M. C. A. hulldluff.
Iivln Cornell has i etui nod to Blnghum
ton, after spending thioo weeks with his
cousin, Miss Jessie Clutk.
Mr. and Mis. William Webber, of
Kingston, aio guests at the Webber resi
dence, on North Main stieet.
The school board met on Tuesdny cv Pil
ing. Tho only business transjucted was
tho appointment of tcachcri and Jani
tors Tho following weio elected: Piln
clpal, Thomas Flannery; Misses Maiy
Kearney, Bea Reap, Mary Reap, Helen
Dixon, Allco Moiahan, Agues Cllffoid,
Maigaret Alkinan, Elizabeth bi thill. Ella
O'Malley, Vena Gibbous, Anna Waid, Co
eclla McGlnn; substitutes, Winifred
PICTURE
FOR THE LITTLE ONES Cut out the plitureo appearing on this page each
day, diaw a pencil mark ainiiud tho hidden object, biivo them until Saturday,
tliPii spud them or take them tu The Tiihiiuo office In nn envelope addressed to
"Puzzle Uepaitmont." Encloso In the envelope jour name, ago and address Tho
bo.vs and gills who conoctly mark tho six pictures appealing dining tho week,
nnd whosn nnswers nrn Hist received, will have their names published Jn The
Tiibune Monday moinlng.
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Find the two patient little dogs.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
WK (OR RENTS. FOR SUES
Only Half a Cent a Word.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTrJD-Thoroughlv cspeilenccd pales
men for I.lncnn. Whlto Goods anil Do
mestics. Goldsmlth'R Buranr.
YOUNG men wanted anv distant o, copy
letters, homo evenings nnd ictuin to
us, Wo pav 110 per thousand sniid ml
dicsscd envelope, nai titulars nnd copy.
V. M. C, Dept. Ut, Bo 1111, 1'hllmlolpliln.
WANTt)-At the Aiena Shoo Shining
parlor, Blnghamton, N. Y two good
colored shoo shlncts; good wages', steady
wotk gnat antccd,
CIVIL Beivlco Government Pnslllotis
7.97J appointment made between Julv 1.
lsfll, and Api II 15. 1P0.' Only .common
sihool education icuulud for examina
tion Cataloguo of Infoimiitlnn ficc l ol
umhlnn Coucspondenco College, Wash
ington, D C.
WANTL'D-An experienced latiudrj mall
to lake chaigo of vash loom In a
Washington. D r, latmdiy. Addrcsj, II.
B B. Tiibuno of lice.
WANTUD Several voting men to can
vashi expenses advanced; mint be
nblo to give good rofeience Call on
tloorgo Walkci, Lackawanna alley
Hotiso
WANTI1D Competent machinists to
woik In largo railroad shops near
rittshutg; unman led men prefened.
AVugch paid, 2i,.2i! nnd 27 cents per hotii.
Permanent emplov incut given foi satls
factoiy sen Ice. Pico lallioad ti aspor
tation furnished fiom Wllkcs-Bauo to
PIttsbuig Tor fmtlicr Infonnatlon ad
chess C. L Snjdet, 0JJ Mooney Building,
Buffalo, N. Y in writing givo age. ex
pel ience, wheie last cmp!ocd, nnd on
what kind of woik.
ENDRGHTIC Salesman School supplies!
count! v woik; $100 salaiv nnd commis
sion. R O Evans & Co, Chicago, HI.
Help Wanted-'-B'emale.
YOUNG ladles wanted any distance, copy
letteis home evenings and leturn to
us. Wo pay 5J10 per thousand send ad
dressed envelope partlculai nnd copv F.1
M. C. Dept 4.'0, Box UII, Philadelphia
WANTED An experienced gill for gen
oral housewoik Must bo good cook.
Apply nt onco to 517 Monioe avenue
King and Mnry Reap; Janitoift, No. 1,
Miss Kate MeGowan; No 2 Martin Rea
gan, No. 3, Miss Cassle Davis.
DURYEA.
The f uncial of John Johns, which took
place Sunday nfternoon, was largely at
tended, many persons being present from
Olj pliant, Pittston and Wilkcs-Barre.
Manj beautiful floral offerings were re
coiled The pall-bcarers were E. Barnes,
J. Penry, J, Harris, J. Weldon, George
Blown, W. Blown, H Hobbs, John Cur
tis W. Najlor, .1. Sanders, T. Dawson
and J Dcnley. The services were held at
the home Sunday afternoon nt 3 o'clock.
Intel i.icnt was made In Marcy ccmeterv.
J1H N. Dills was a caller in Pittston
Saturday.
! BASEBALL.
.J
American League.
At Philadelphia R H E
Chiiago 120000000 J S 2
FhilatJclplii.1 0 10201J2X 9 17 0
Battcnts Griflith and Sullivan; Wad
doll and Schrcckengost. Umpire O'Lough
Un. At L'nston R H.E.
Clcvtlll.o 1100000002 9 2
Boston 00000000 00 5 1
L.itlcue Joss and Bemls, Winleis and
Warnti. Umpire Sheridan.
At Baltimore R H E
St Louis 10 15 20 04 01117 1
Btltlmme 1 05 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 li 4
llt'tterles Powell, Donohuc and Kahoe,
Howell, McGlnnity and Bresnahan. Um
pires Caiuthers and Johnstone.
At AVashlngton R H.E
Detroit 100001200-4 7 1
Washington 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 x 5 S 4
Batteries Mullen and McGuIip, Town
send and Diili Umpire Connollj.
National League,
At St Louis- RH.E.
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 1410 3
St. Louis 00 02000 1 f 3 10 3
Batteries Duggleby and Douglassi
Yerkes and O'Neill. Umpites O'Day and
Brown.
At PIttsbuig- R.H E
Boston 0 0 00000000 4 2
Pittsburg 01000 310 X 5 9 1
BattPiles Eaton and Moran; Phllllppl
and O Connor. Umplie Emslie.
At Chicago- R II E.
Brookljn ,...100 J01 1 00-8 17 0
Chicago 000 1300004 11 4
Battel Ips Now ton, Donovan Abeam;
Mcncfco and Kllug. Umpire Cantllllon.
At Cincinnati R.H.E.
New York 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1- 2 5 3
Cincinnati 1 5 2 2 0 0 0 Ox-10 15 2
Battciles Matthew sou, Burke and Bow
prman; Phillips and relU. Umpire
I'owcia.
Eastern League,
Moutunl, t, Jersey City, 0
PiovWrncc, R, Rochester, 1.
Nowaik, 1, Toionto, 0.
oistci-Buftalo; rain.
PUZZLE.
No Order
Accepted Tor Leas
Than 10 Cents.
Help Wanted Male.
COAL. MIINERS WANTED
THE POCAHONTAS COLLIERIES COMPAINY
Mr, A J, King, SupetlutPiident, vvltn bituminous conl niliics In the town m
rneahoiitas, Tazewell Couutv. Htato of Vlirrliila, on tho Nottolk and Weatorn Rail
way, wants somo good, cxpctlcnced inn I mlncis at once.
vviui.t3:
Tor pick mining and loading onliy coal 90 co
lor pick mining and loading loom ioiil ,,,.,,, '......,71 ce
lor mining and loading machine mulct-cut entry cotl,...70 cc
1 or tnltilnir nnd lntdlmr machine utlilni.nitt mnm ..,,,.1 r.c ,..-,
t ;..i.. ,:. . . . ,,.. .......i... .....
j "i iniiMiis nun intuiiitt imuiiiiiu uimci-cur. loom eoai ,.,rs cents per car
Inside track lacts...;
Inside track lavcr holpois
jnsldo timber men
lllKlrtn tlmlifti. mm, l1ltlf rs
Paitlea of 10 can procure Hpeclaltjc'tcts for lo,7.1 for ench peison over thi
Pennsjivanla Ralhoad fiom PhllMtlolphl 1 to Pocnliontnn. Rcgtihr fate for one
Poison alone, JI4 35 Airangcmcnts can bo made to advance tho lallioad fare to je
spoiiHlblo pel sons.
-Goori' llll0.rH m .Kct rcBulftr crnnlovjiiotit and good accommodations, as tha
town of Pocahontas hns over 4 000 Inhabitants
POCAHONTAS COLLIERIES COMPANY, fint Aicndo Bldg.. PTllla.
For Sale.
Bargains
The Household goods of M.
H. Holgntc aie offered for sale
at bargain prices.
The Inventory
Includes:
Pictures at from 10c to $175
Oriental and Other Rags from
$1 up,
Library, Stair and other Car
pets. Lice Curtains, Clocks, Tables
Dinimg room Table. Chiiri
and Carpets.
Bed, Springs and Mattrass.
Porch Rockers.
Plain and fancy Dishes.
Kitchen Furniture, Cookinj
Utensils, etc.
SALE COMMENCES THURS
DAY, JULY 17 AT 9 A. M..
fl. H. Holgate,
1005 Vine Street.
POR SALE Spiing chickens icady for
market. Addiesa ordeis to 00J Meats
building, city
POR SALU Sound, honest hoi so. 131
hands high, light ba , eleven hundicd
Kolo s llvci, McKcnn.i court.
POR SALE Pot want ot use a nice
ltrge blaiU mare, weight l.-'OO pounds,
at M. T Kellers Lackawanna C.uilage
works
rOR SALE Buggies, poles, shafts
wheels, anvils, foiges, fans and lot of
b.vndv tool", thenp at M T. Kellei's
Iacktwannn Caiilngo woiks
POR SALE Pon ; safe foi children to
lido or drlvo anjwheie Bok C,
Monti ose. Pa
3
Situations Wanted.
WANTED Washing, honing, cleaning
and scrubbing to do by the day bv a
competent woman Apply US Willow st
SIT WANTED Bv a. lady to tako work
home or go out by the day. S. M . .'703
Wells street, Providence, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED By middle nged
lndv nt any kind of work. Addiess 210
Walnut street, Dunmore.
SITt'ATION WANTED Bv a young man
ns shipping and stock clerk; has good
habits and has a position at piesont, but
dclies a cbango for good reason Can
furnish good lefeience. Addiess H. C,
caio of Tiibune
Heal Estate.
LOTS, houses nnd faims for sale.
Seo
J, c. Zuinich.
FOR SALE Elegant sites for homos In
upper Green Ridge; choice ncishboi
hood, most dcshablo locality for homo
In Lackawanna county. J. A. Marvlne,
1736 Sandeison avenue.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OP MONEY TO LOAN
Quick, stiaight loans or Building and
Loan. At from 4 to G per cent. Call on
N. V. Walker, 311-315 Connell building.
Board and Booms.
Hist class tablo boaid, can bo obtained
at 33J Jefferson avenue.
Miscellaneous.
THE MODEL LAUNDRY, Dunmore,
luundeis shlits at c. each and collar.
and cults at lUe. each.
NEW MILFORD.
" 'i
Epeclal to the Seranton Tribune,
New Milfoid, July It, The voting people
of tho Methodist chinch will conduct a
social at tho church on Prlday evening
of this week,
I'rof, Thoip, of Poiest City, was a busl
nes cullei In town last week,
i. J, Cull, of Pcckvlllo, and Miss Gieco
t'obb wcie callers at "Beaver Meadow"
Sunday,
liss Sua McConnoll attended the
Adann.'Wtlt.ojL wedding at Blnghamton,
June ij.
.Miss Edith Erwin visited friends In
Harford recently.
Ray Dariovv and Leo Rvncauon, of
West Lenox, wero guests at tho home of
J. T, Jennings last week,
Pr. and Mi. D, C, Alucy spent Tues.
day of last week with their son, W. D.
B. AIney, at Heart Lake,
Dr. C A. Hull, of Merldan. Conn., Is
hero iHihig tor his mothei, Mrs. M. A,
Hull, who Is seriously ill.
Prof, E. A, Benson attended the High
School Alumni at Brook!) u recently.
The Woman's Aulliury of St, Maik'8
ihuteh will open tho pailah house wltii
nn Ice cieam social for tho beuellt of the
chuirh on Thuisdny evening. July 17.
Ray Aldilch has gouo to Blugliumton,
where he h.is accepted a position In Mc
Klnney & EvartV wholesale hou.e.
Mrs. J. T. Mldlaugh Is eiiteitalntng her
sister, Mrs, Hlieonhuar, of 8.ie.
Miss Prnultle l'oot, slstei of Mr, A.
Poot, of the township, died nt her home
Saturday. Tho fuuerol services were con
ducted I'roin the lioiibo on Monday, Inter
ment In tho New Mllford cemctcri.
Prof. Allen, of 'Ihompson, was In town
on bublnesa the fore fact f Ust week.
AuMMMUMAa AAa
DIRECTORY;
1.
BUSINESS 0PP11ITIES, REAL ESTATE
Only Half a Gent a Word. ,
Holp Wanted Mnle.
jfcjfcJ-Njj.SM
contfl per car
cents per car
r "'-' v. ,,, vvjn w. ..
$2 no to J2 2i per day
nm to $1.75 per day
$200 per dav
7 rn -... .I...
For Rent.
FOR llENT-ruinlshcd nnd unfurnished
, ""W ,wnii aim wiinoiit steam heat.
. T. Hackett, tho Brokct.
FOR RENT Stoics, ofllccs, barns,
houses, Hats, looms and factory space.
W. T. Hackett, tho Biokci.
FOR RENT Plvo unfurnished looms,
second Uooi ; all Impiovements. 440
Quliicj avenue.
FOR RENT Half of a new doublo house,
8 looms; all model u impiovements, 43S
vv ebster av oniio.
TOR RENT-9J7 Gieon Ridge st)eet, 9
loom house, model n impiovomcntJ,
steam licit, modeiato lent, ccellcnt lo
cation and nelghboihood. Inquire 15JS
Washington avenue.
TOR RENTAt Dalton, houso furnished,
or uuttiintshod; model u Impiovements':
shoit distance fiom station, will rent for
summci m.longci. Addiesa W. B. Slado,
D.ilton, Pa.
POR RENT Cheap, t.-iooin cottage,
Ho.ut Lake, Pa. two bolts, well wa
tei Refeientc icriutied. J. VIctoi Sehad,
Blnghamton, N. Y.
FOR , RENT Furnished or unfurnished,
dcshablo house, nlno looms, city heat,
ill Clay avenue Innuho -'03 Boaid of
Trade building
Furnished Rooms for Rent.
ROOMS for lent with or without board!
Gentlemen prefened. 311 Madison ave
nue, Giecn Ridge
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, modorn
Improvements; piivato family; gen
tlemen piofoned, at 517 Adams avenue.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with
heat, gas and bath gentlemen pie
f erred, at 539 Adams avenue.
Wanted To Rent.
WANTED A small house or flat, profit
ably furnished, In desirable location.
To gain attention, state tei ms. P. O. Box
327.
Wanted To Buy.
WANTED To buj, a small faim of not
less than 73 acics In Wayne or Sus
quehanna county. R. D R, Tiibune.
Lost.
LOST Thursday night, a pockctbook con
taining $40 and two samples of calicos,
between 7 and S p. m. on tho Throop car
between Duumoic and TIuoop Finder
will lecclve a libcial reward If left al
Tiibuno of lice.
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Strayed.
TWO HEIFERS Owner can have sam
by paj ing for advertisement and dam
ages Charles Wcnzel, 422 Piescott ava
nuo, Dunmore.
THREE strav mules camo to the prem
ises of J. M. Rhodes at Elmhurst Julj
14 Owner can have same by pajlng for.
advertising nnd keeping. Two light
blown and ono dark brown.
Business Opportunity.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS with
out delay. Write for oui special mar
ket letter. Tree on application. S. M.
Hlbbard & Co, membeis N. Y. Consoli
dated and Stock Exchange, 44 and 48
Broadway, New Yoik. Established 1S64.
Long Dlstanco 'Phono J1SS Broad
LEGAL.
IN RE: Estate of Harvey S Cooper, lata
of tho township of Nowton, county of
Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania,
deecabed.
Letters testamentniy on the above
named estate having been gi anted to the
undei signed, all persons having claims or
demands against tho same will piesent
them for payment, nnd all persons Indebt
ed thereto will make Immediate payment
to ANN AUGUSTA COOPER,
SARAH M. SHELLY.
Exccutiices, Bald Mount, Pa.
CHARLES L HAWLEY.
GlG-3l7-ri18 Connell Building,
Attorney for Estate.
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PROFESSIONAL
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDING, C. P. A 21
Traders' Bank Building. Old 'phone 1864.
Architects,
FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARCH D,
Real Estate Exchange Bldg , l$ Wash
ington avo.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
H. L. HARDING, S15 CONNELL BLDO.
STEVENSON & KNIGHT. 7W CONNELU
building,
Dentists.
DR. C. E. EILENBERGER. PAULf
building, Spiuca stieot, Scrnnton.
DR O. C. LAHBACII, 115VYOM1NG (fcy.'N
Patent, Attorneys.
PAT EN TS !,AlWi&'ga
Tho only licensed aiKt'eniilprWd ""patent
solicitor in the tlly. Nq chargo forln
formation on 'luitent.tblltty; over ton ye&rs
exneuoiiie, ,.
Kcplogle & Co., Meara Bldrv
Hotels and Restaurants
THE ELK CAFE, l.'i AND H7 .FRANK-
lln avenue, Rates icasonalilo, -
I', HlEaLER, Piopiletor,'
5Tt,
SCRAN'ION HOUSE. NKAR D, L 4-W.
P.isaonger depot. Conducted on tho Bu
lopcan plan. Victor Koch. PtopUetor,
T-
Scavenger,
a irimiaGS cleans vmvY vAina 3
and Lew pools; no pdoi only Imprqed
pumps used, A. B Bl'lsfja, pioprietor.
Leave oiilcis J100 Ninth .Main avatvje.
or Elcko'g diug stoie, evuno; Adams and
Mulboiiy. Both tolepboiifj.
Wire Scieens.
JOSEPH Kl'inTEL, REAR 511 LACKA.
nve Scianton, uifis of Wile Seroorts.
Miscellaneous.
MiyiARGEU BROS, PRINTERS' SUP
lilies, envelopes, paper 'bags, twine.
"arphoubo, jiu Wusiilngton avanuo,
fciq $wiLK:aiBAiUVn' hecorp pan
bo bad In Bcimnton at the nvya stand
of ItcUinan-Bios ,-4w Spruce and'SM
Linden; M. Not ton, r3.'3 Lackawanna
uvc.; I, BSchutfif 111 Spruce stre)t.
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