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PITTSTON.
Bpoclnl to Uio Scranton Tribune.
Pltston, August 13 Niintlcokc'fl base
ball nlno nnct the Brothers gave an In
teresting exhibition ot ball playing at
th6 Hamtown grounds yogtoiday after
noon to a ctout of fully three thous
and, people The Vletoiy was tho
brothers' by a scoto of 7-2. Powell
was In the box for Xttntlcoke nml
'Itched ft Ktur game, but n-) pooily
BUpportcd. It was letoiy No. L'2 for
the Bt others.
How William Davis, of Lincoln
tleljrhts, Is spending u few days in
West PIltHton.
Miss Minium Emm, of Lincoln
Heights, Is enjoying a week's vacation
in this locality.
Rev. 0. M. Geoigp will occupy the
pulpit of the AVehhV Cougiegntlonul
chinch at thd Beach, next Sunday.
Rev. T. W. Suan, of Now Brighton,
Va a fpnnei' pastor 'of tho West Pltt
ston Picsbytcilan chuich, Is" spending
a part of his auition lonovvlng ac
quaintances here.
Music hall will for the coming reason
on the II) th of August with tho AVcary
Wlllp Walker Comedy company.
Lyman Howe's Now Moving Pletuic
will be hcio on tho flist of September
under the auspices of the Welsh Cou
Eiogutlonal ( lunch.
The funeial of tho lato Mi. ltoboit
Williamson took phue yesteulay moin
iug fiom the l.imlly home on Bio.ul
ptiout. Kev. Mi, Uould, of Biadfoid,
ofllclated. Intel ment was la Plttston
ccmeteiy.
A twenty-two montliH' old child of
School dli pl tor and Mis. Michael
Muiphv, of Huiyea, died
morning after a bilef Illness of bion
chltls.
The lesignatlon of N. D Smith, of
West Plttston, as supeilntendent of the
local blanch ot the People's Telephone
company, was handed In to tho com
pany vesterd.iy and becomes effecthe
August 27. Mi. Smith leslgns to accept
a much better position with a company
whose headquaiteis aio at Jackson,
KTenn., and which is constructing an ex
tensive telephone system at that place.
The company Is composed mostly of
Plttston capitalists. Mr. Smith's woik
in this city and vicinity duiing the past
lew year3 is suflklcnt pi oof of ills
ability as a superintendent of a busi
ness of this kind. He is well vvoithy
ot the liusl imposed In him by tho local
capitalists who hac seen in him one
well fitted to look after the establish
ment of a strictly up-to-date telephone
system in Jackson. Fiom i small af
fair with SI connections and two ex
change opeiatois tho business of the
People's company hoio lias increased to
an exchange with ocr COO connections
lequlitng the feci vices of nine opeiatois
under a two jcais' management by
Mr. Smith. An energetic hustler bend
ing cveiy effort tow aids fuithoiing the
inteiest of his employeis, Mi Sin HI. Is
well thought of by tho ofliclals
'People's company as well as by
ployea under him. Mi. Smith
i under the heading ot "self-
-titre-' men, anu ny nis own Ptforts
rhas risen fiom a place of obscurity to
a position of pi eminence. His host of
fls in" this vicinity wish him cveiy
bio success in his new spheie of
..Hness.
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TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock.August 13 Miss Grace
Stone, of Wilkes-Banc, is tho guest of
lier cousin, Miss ElUabeth KIcfcr, on
Putnam stioot.
Mis. Thomas Put don. ot Dalton, who
has been I'lslting her patents Di. and
Mis. A. II. Woodwaid, on Second stieet
for the past foui weeks, lotumed home
on Tuesday.
The funaial of the late Nathaniel A.
McKown took place Wednesday aftei
noon at 2 ."ii "'clock fiom his late i evi
dence on AA' fining a enue.
Post BS, O. A R , and Temple Coin
mandeij, Knights Templais will at
tend the ?i vices as oiganlatlons.
Thoma IH. Reynolds, of Fuctoiv
"Villo, wa ' caller In town on Tuesday.
Mis. Jennie Waddell Is visit' .g
ft lends at AVilkos-Baue this week.
Mr. and Mis. William Giaham, who
have been the guests ot fi lends at
Sciantan for seveial da.s, returned to
their home at this plaLc on Monday.
Miss. Mai lam Bi eeco, of Wllkes
Uario, who has been visiting her giaud
mother, Mis. Jennie Hoadloy for sev
eral woeivs, returned to her nome on
Tuesday.
Mrs. It. C. Hcirlck is visiting her
mother at Kingston, Pa., this week.
J. M. Palmer, of the Fameis' Daily
Would You Think It?
Would Von think it possible that you
could bedfsappointetl in the face of aw om
en whose shapely shoulders, aud beauti
ful hair suggest womanly perfection and
beauty? Such disappointment comes
not seldom when the face turned to j ou
snows disfigur
ing blotches and
blemishes. In
general the
cause of these
eruptions is im
pure blood.
Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery puri
fies the blood,
and removes
the corrupt ac
c u mul at ions
which cause
disease. When
the blood is cleansed, pimples, tetter,
salt-rheum, boils, tores, and other results
of impure blood, are perfectly aud per
manently cured.
"For three yearn I suffered with that dve-uled
dljeane eczema," write Mrs. J, Kocpp, of Her
man. Oregon. "I was lolcj to try Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, which I did, anil of.
ter I had talen fourteen bottles I was perma
nently cured, It has been a ear since I stopped
taking yoor medicine and it lia neer appeared
since. I think your medicine a wonderful cure
and hope other sutierliifr os I did, will take it
and be relieved of their suffering."
Some of the most remarkable cures
effected by "Golden Medical Discovery,"
have been of scrofulous diseases,
"I will forever thank sou for advising me to
take Dr. Pierce's Gohleu Medical Discovery,"
writes Mrs Jas Murphy, of I'oncla, Pocahonias
Co , Iowa. "It lm cured me of chronic scrofula
of twelve years' standing. I had doctored for
the trouble until I w at, completely discouraged
I also had chronic diarrhea for twelve years. I
nt in Rood health now better than I ever was
in rny life. owluK to Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical
piscovery. I took several bottles of the Discov
ery before I stopped
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
ical Discovery." There is nothing "just
,aa good" for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure du
llness and tick headache.
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Despatch commpany, Is hcio again
this week tiylng to Inteiest the people
of this vicinity In the pioject of build
ing a milk supply station,
Harry 'Sherwood, of McBhoppcii, was
a caller hi town on Tuesday.
Miss Ellanbcth Klttrldgp visited
fi lends at Hcianton on Mrfnday.
Misses Maiy, Josephine and Nellie
Boyco returned on Tuesday from a ten
days' vacation at Atlantic City.
LAKE WINOLA.
Spcll to the Scranton Tribune.
Lake Wlnola, Aug. 1.1. Oeorgo Davis,
Pied W. Stiong and Until Welchel,
caught twenty-five pounds of bass
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helen W. At my, of Philadelphia,
Is the champion swiinmoi at Lake
Wlnola th(s yeai. She swam fiom the
Clifton pier aiound tho nolnt In 38 min
utes. Two bundled couple attended tho re
ception at the Clifton hotel, S.ituiduy
evening, Aug. 9.
Ping pong Is the favotltc game at
the Hotel Clifton.
Tho tennis cotnt on tho Clifton
giounds Is tlnonged with voung people
fiom aiound the lake clallj.
Tho following guests aie icglsteted at
tlbhe Hotel Clifton: Mis. John Ttylor
nnd daughteis, Scianton; Miss Jano
D.ivl, Hcianton; E. A. Klcfot, Scran
ton; John A. Meats, Sctanton; R. M.
Atherton, Sctanton; Allen It. Thnvet,
Scianton; Miss Canle Loverlng, Scran
ton; Mis. R. W. Kellow, Scianton; Mis.
Oeoige W. Davis, Scranton; Mis. H. R.
Dedtlck, Kingston, Pa., Mis. Austin
Kellow. Sci.intnn ! Mis Alhpi-t Knllnvv
yesteidiWS(,anton. n c BuolIi Cnulg0j m . n
A. rullor, Scianton, H. Olldoif, Scian
ton; Jack r. Stanton, Scranton; Rttpeit
Thomas, Scianton; Oeoige F. Coat,
Sctanton; F. E Befits. Scranton; Mr.
M. Mull, Scranton; Miss La Fiance,
Wilkes-Banc; Mi. D. W. Wjlie, Scian
ton; MKs Del Rose Mocan, Wilkes
Bane, Miss Hattle Wade, Scianton,
Miss Doiothy Keck, Sctanton; Mrs S.
W. Edgar, Scranton; Jeanette Kingsley,
Sctanton; D. J. Davis, Scianton; W. II.
Evans, Scianton, W. D. Gardnei,
Scianton; H.iny M. Edwauls, Scianton,
G L C. Fiant, ji Sctanton; H. C.
Walace and family, Scianton. A. B.
Constlne, Wllkes-Bane; D. II. Hall,
Sctanton: Dr. J. J. Sullivan, Scianton,
Di. and Mis. A. B Miller, Chkago, HI ;
Fleet W. Stiong, Scianton, Miss Mat
gat et Batictt, Wllkes-Batre; Mis.
Geotge Watson, raetoiyville, J. Daniel
Hull, Scranton; Roheit B Matthews-,
Clinks Gteen, W. W. Ben and wife,
Scianton; Em 1 1 Welchel and wife,
Scranton; Dr. Rdwatd Rejei, Sctanton;
Mi. L Aimy and family, Philadelphia,
Pa ; IT. Seab and famllj. Philadelphia,
Pa ; Mi. and Mis M. Malbv, New Yoik
city; Mr. and Mis T. T. Davis, Scian
ton; Missrs Violence nnd Iicne Hintei
lister, Haleton, Mt. C S. Bliss, Scian
ton; T. K. Deibv, Sctanton.
Thtongs of people have visited the
lake dining the past week and the
summer population is now gi eater than
It ever was. August has alwavs been
a favoilte mouth at Lake Wlnola and
this ear It will piove no exception.
Evidences that the lake is livelier
than ever befote aie easily found.
One of those nevei -to-be-forgotten
hops will bo hold Satin day, Aug. 1G, at
the Hotel Clifton Oppenhlem's oiches
tra of six pieces under the direction of
Gus Ktoll will furnish the music.
The Wanlta Camping club attended
the teceptlon at the Hotel Clifton,
fentutday evening In a body.
On Fildav evening, Aug. 15, at the
Wlnola houe, a full Hedged mlnstiel
tioupo with burnt cotk and llvelv iag
time songs will appeal. The oppetetta
"Maiket Daj' which was so success
fully pioduced a few weeks ago, will
also bo lepeated by lequest. Tho en
teitalnment Is under the dhectlon of
the Misses Oliver, of Philadelphia.
HARFORD.
Special to tho Scianton 1 illume
H.ufoid, Aiifr. 11. .Mt. and Mis.
Squier, of New Yoik, aio guests of
All. and .Mis. Lonnlo Tllfany.
Mis Watson Jeffets Is vi<lns' re
latives In Attlebcno, Mass.
Sealed bids for the dlnliiK hall, dm Ins
tho fair to he hold Septembei 1-23 must
be handed to Secietniy E. E. Jones, be
foie Aug. 15. t
E. E. Jones and ton 'eni are vit.lt
liiK fi lends In Ttov. '
E J. Whitney was In Scianton, Tucs
daj. The Epwoith league had an outing at
Heait lake Tuesday.
The Little family leunlon was held at
the home of v. If. Huimmond, Aug.
1.'.
Mr. Giant Le Roy, has lented the
hotibo pievlouslj occupied by Mr, Giant
and will take possession at once.
Mis. Edvwuds and daughter, of Sctan
ton, aie visiting tho Veiy Mstcis.
The M. E. and ConKiegatlouul Sun
day schools will hold a picnic on the
fair gi minds, Filday, Aug. 1.1. H.ufoid
comet band will futnlsh music.
The young people of Noith Hat fold
mudp Leon Tlngloy a faioncll patty
Katutday evening. They ptitlclpatod In
boat tides on Tlngloy lake, aftei which
they weto taken to tho home of Mis.
J. TIngley and ice cicam and cako wan
heivcd. Leon ictuinetl Sunday evening
to Connecticut wheie ho has been wotk
Ing fur the past ycni.
Mr. Guss I'ayne, wife and drtughtor,
of Monti ose, and Wellington Payne and
wife, of Elmliu,. vlhlted their biothei,
CJeoigo 1'ajno and attended tho tcunlou
lubt week,
Mlsseb Ti Inker, of Montiose, aio visit
ing telatlvcs in town,
Mtb, L. A, Chiuchlll nnd daughter,
of Hnllstead, and Master Clair Tucker,
of New Yoik, wete guests of Mr, K. J,
Whitney, Aug, 7.-
Mr. and Mis. William Cabwell, of
lltooklin, spent .Sunday with Mis, Cas
well's mother, Mis. Forsyth.
Mr, unci Jits. Riley Webcott, of Sus
quehanna, weie tailed heio Satuiday
by the sickness of Mis. Westtott's aunt,
MIjs Luchesla Tiffany.
WAYMART.
Special to the Scranton Tilbune.
Waymait, Aug. 18. James W. Miller,
one of the most piomlnent citizens of
tho boiough lKtbsed to test last evening
at 6 IS o'clock, ufter an eight day's Ill
ness. Mi, Miller was born In Mt,
Pleasant township, Match 31, I8J6.
When u young man he left for tho
South and lived ut Savannah, (in., a
number of eais, wheta he. followed his
profebslon us a photographer, He uf ter
waids temoved to Plttston where he
was a reMdent until blxteen jeaia ago.
J .when he temoved to this botough. Mr.
Miller was twice married his second
wife being Miss Mnry Cooper, who died
four years ngo. Ho was the last ot a
huge family nnd leaves no children.
Tho funeral will bo hold Thutsday
mbinlng at 0 o'clock, service!) being
conducted by tho Rev. J, Pope, pastor
of the Piesbylciian church of which ho
was a devout member. Interment will
be made In the family plot In Mt,
Pleasant ccmeteiy.
HONESDALE.
Special to the Sctanton Tribune,
Honesdalc, Aug. 13. Miss Florence
Dodgo Is In Boston, Mass, visiting her
brother, Myton Dodge.
Company E has suspended at Ills until
October.
Tho Delaware and Hudson paymaster
Will pay tho employes of tho Hones
dale blanch today (Thuisduy).
St. Joseph's BOticty will hold their
annual picnic In Bclvlne park next Sut
uulay. Tho culm nnd lefuso left on the site
of the old conl dump, fonncrly used by
the Delawaie and Hudson Canal com
puny befoie tho abandonment of the
Litnal, Is now being snecned by W. II.
Ham. It Is expected that a huge quan
tity of good coal will be sectucd,
Delevan Woodwaid, who for the past
seventeen jears hits been a faithful nnd
obliging reptescntntlvc of the Gutnd
Union Tea company In the Lackavvaxen
valley, ft out Ptompton to Haw ley, is
about to tetlro fiom tho business, on
account of lit health, to be succeeded by
Philip K. Killain, who for tho past nine
yeais has been in the employ of Frank
P. HollenbaLk.
Messi. Homer Greene, Dr. Butler, A.
Tolley and II. Wilder aio constituting
a tennis coui t on tho vncant lot at the
upper end of East street. The size will
bo 4"x7S It will bo llttcd with scats
and a ping-pong table.
The Biothcihnod of Railway Con
ductors will hold their annual clam
bake at Lake Lodore, August 27.
Sunday. August 17, the Eric will tun
an exLtnslon to Blnghamton nnd Ross
patk Tut In leaves Honesdale at 0 CO
a. in." Fate, $1 2" The Maple City band
will accompany the excursion.
The Sctanton Emeiald Junlots will
pluv tho Honesdale Junlots on Fridny
afternoon, and the Aichbalds will play
thp Honesdale Seniots on Saturday
afternoon. Both games will be in
Honesdale.
Mis. Homy 'A. Russell and daughter.
Mailetta, aie enjojlng tho sea breeze
at Atlantic City.
The Heptasophs and the Twentieth
Centmy Llub will tun an excursion
front Honesdale to Lake Aiiel on Fti
daj, August 2
At a meeting of the Democtatic
county committee on Monday, It was
decided to hold tho county convention
Monday, September S, and the pil
matles Septembei C.
THE GERMAN EMPEROR.
By All Odds the Cleveiest Politician
in Euiope.
A. Mam tee Low In the 1'oiuni
The Cicimaii cmpcioi Is tindntihtoillv tlm
cloveirbt politician In fcuropo at the pres
ent time Am one who makes a close
studv of bK ihnt.ictet must be Impiesscd
bj the r.ut that the man whom nut s0
in.in v jp.iis ago It was the fashion to call
Impetuous lush and undisciplined Is ro.il
Iv one of those i Miaoidlnarlly clover men
who do nothing cm the spin of the mo
ment, although their methods create thn
conltarv Impicsslpn, nnd who, when thej
uu a iiiuiir o it necause tney iiavo a de
linlto object in view. It is frequently sup
posed bj spectatois who tako a long
view lange of the game, who nre unable
to follow all the moves or to estimate
their cortcct value, that the Geimun em
pcioi is a rash and icckless plaver. Noth
ing could bo moie false He plavs tho
game of politics with unusual delibera
tion, and bo make! eacn stroke tell Clei
manv. scaiccly moio than a sccond-iato
power when ho camo to the tluone, is to
day one of the gicatest poweis in the
woild Geiminy was feaied loi Its nimv
and its milltaiv picstlge, aud tho lest of
tho world dtcaded that this voung man
who had nevei submitted himself to le
btntlnt. who had dismissed JJUmaick
without a mement's hesitation, who hud
shown his ill-conce lie d dlslIKo loi his
mothers relatives and hi i contempt for
tho Uonminv across the i eus, the United
States would soon plunge Into wat merely
for the pleasuie of putting his huge aimy
in motion
lie hi's dune none of tho things the
v oi Id antic lp tted 1 le has kept tho peace,
although thPio was piovocatlon to bieak
It Ho hi, established a fairly good en
tente with riiincc; ho hns won tho hcaits
of tho Lngllsh bv tho emotion ho dls
plaved at tho gtavo of theii queen: ho Ins
tenewed tho tiiplo iillinuco with Austila
nnd ltnlj, and, doubtless leniembeilng
RNmiutk ovu although hu dismissed
him, has a bouet ngi moment with Russia,
ho has won tho fileudship oi tho sultan
and 1ms been given a ueo bind in sln
Mlnoi; he fmced Loid Sallshin into
making a convention as to China which
g.no Ueimauy eveiv thlnrr nml r.mnt n,i.
aln nothing, ho landed himself on tho!
side ot rianco and Rusaia aftoi tlio I
hlueso-Jnpuneso war, and wiested fiom
.mimu uiu spoils oi vutoiv, ho hid Count
Waldeiseo mule eommandei-ln-thlef of
tho allied fences in China; ami, quite le
(cnllj, ho has dlscoveied tho rnltod
States nnd wiped out tho incmoilcs of tho
past by his cMibeinut avpicssiona ot good
will, in a woid. nothing Is done theso
;ms without tho aciiimu cmpoior Hist
being consulted, In ovei quaitei of tho
globo tho bund of Geinmny Is (,een and
felt. Geimauy Ih not (ho gieatcst mim
ufiiitm ug unci commeiclal nation In tho
wmh , but she Is una or tho meatest no
Iltlcally. And this position has been won
PICTURE
i....1'9 THE LITTLE ONES Cut out tho pictures impelling on this nans each
day, chaw a pencil maik aiound tho hidden object; t o cm u hutuiddy
!'p7.Jo'1Dotn!?.,t,mnln.t,.,.I01PIm t0, T.", Tr,b" ,0 ' ""' "l VO op" n I.Ucod
bovs and oPi i 'h"1',' ,,l'n,1,1030 ln,u'P euvclopo our name, ago and addioss. Tho
,,?,, 'i"" Kl,H nho tnieetly maik the sk pedues appealing during tho week.
Tlibno'MondarmoIng!'"' ,CCh0C1, Wl" "iU the,p "n"'es Puwfihcd In'Tho"
Another joung couple Is In this pic
ture. Find them.
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Some Scranton Residents Have
Learned How to Keep
It Away,
Your back may not nche very long.
But the ache will return shortly,
Comes of tenei stays longer
Unless tho kidneys aie relieved.
Doan's Kidney Pills cute all kidney
Ills.
Scranton people endoisc them.
Mis. Patilck Biady, of 5J"i Hampton
street, Hyde Paik, sas: "Dull pains
In my back for two jcais bothciod me
u great deal at night, and the constant
slinging made mo so ncivous that t
could not sleep for hoiiis. It I turned'
In bed a ctamp-llkc pain caught mo In
tho small of my back, and it was some
thing tcnlbto. In the moinlng my back
felt lame and sotc, and so weak that It
would hatdly Hiipport my body. I felt
tiled and languid, and had little um
bltlon to do my woik. I saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advettlsed and so highly
lecottimended that I got a box at Mat
thews Bios.' diug stoic. After the
tieatmont I slfyit well nights, had moie
ambition when doing my housewoik,
and seldom felt any pain In my back
and kldnovs "
Fot sale by all dealets; pi lee, CO cents
Fostcr-Mllburn Co , Buffalo, N. Y solo
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
by tho "impetuous" man without his
having filed u shot or mobilized an .iinii
coips. The man who was to set all tho
woild nllamc has been one ot tho gteat
est piesencis of peace
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BASE BALL, j
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American League.
At Philadelphla-ntst game R II E.
Detroit 0 00 000 0000 i! fl
Phllndelphli 1 0 '1 1 1 X 0 1 Jw S 12 0
R.itteries Mciecr and McOulio, Wad
dell and Sehreckengost, Powers and 3k
Alllbtei. Second game R II E.
Uctiolt 00 00000000 4 S
Philadelphia f) 3 2 0 J J J Ox 0 la 'X
Butteries Mullen and Buelow ; Hubings
and Poweis. Vmplie Sheridan
At Washington R TI E.
St Louis 2 0 0 1 0 0 '! 1 0-7 10 0
Washington 0 0 0 0 10 2 11-r.il 3
Ralleiles Powell nnd Susdtn; Catiick
and Cliukc Umpire Cat uthois and
Johnstone
At Boston R II E.
Cillcigo .'...0 0 00 0 00 000 3 2
Boston 0 G 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1
Battel les Callahan, Gaivln and Sulli
van, Dineen and Ciigor. Umplie
O Loughlln
At Baltlmoio RII E.
Cleveland 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 1111 4
Baltlmoio i 2 1 0 0 5 0 .1 N 14 r. 1
Batterle Smith, Hess and Wood,
Howell and Robinson. Umpire Connollj.
National League.
At Boston Hist game R H.E.
Pittshms 00010230 0 C 8 G
Boston 1100000b S if 0
Baltcilcs Chcsbro and O Connor, Wil
lis and Kittildge. Umpho Iiwlu.
Second game R II E.
Pittsblll 3 0 0 2 00 1 0 0 (, 12 1
Boston 0 00001000110 (,
Baiteiles Phlllippl and Smith; Diesser
and Moiau Umplie Iiwlu.
At New Yoik flist game RILE.
Cincinnati 10 0 10 0 2 0 01 fl 3
New Yoik 0 0 000020 1 3 G 4
Battel les Ilnhn and Beigen, MeGln
nllv and Boweinian. Umplto O'D i.
Second g tine R II E
fine luiiall 100 0100 002 5 2
Now Yoik 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 . 4 b 1
Bitteilcs Theilmnn nnd Malnncj, Bei
gen, Matthew son and Bow ei man. Um
plie O'Dav.
At BiooklMi RILE
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 4 1
Itiooldjn I) 0 0 II I 0 0 0 I 11 1
Battel les "Williams and Kline; Evans
and Pan ell Umplie Blown.
At Philadelphia n j E
St Louis 0020000 11110 1
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 6 1
Battel les Pcai sou and Rv.m; Ibeig
and Douglas. Umplie Emsllc.
Eastern League.
Woiccstei, 11; Rochostei, 1.
Toionto, 3; Jer-ov CIlj, 2.
Piovldcnee, 10, Bunalo, 7.
Novvark, 7; Mnntienl, G.
Montreal, b; Novvaik, 0.
AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.
Donovan's Indl ms of tho Delawaie.
Lackawanna and AVestein machine bhop
nids challenRo anv baso ball team of the
diffeient depaitmoutH of tho Dolivvnio,
Lackawanna nnd Western shops: Tho
ted shop, tod shop, tank shop, tinning
shop oi blacksmith shop, Oanio to bo
plncd on tho Oichawl ground i, Satui
day ufteinoon, Aug, IS, at 4.13 p. in
bhaip. James Foloy, captain,
PUZZLE.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
WANTS. FOR RENTS. 1 SUES
Only Half a Ctnt a Word.
for Bent.
HAI.r DOUBLE HOUSE; model ll! SJO
N. Main. D. J. Itcese, 828 N. Main.
FOR RUNT Pine house! all modern Im
piovcmunts; furnished or unfuiiilHlied',
.1 mlnlltOH to Lackawanna avenue, below
actmiin Catholic chinch. Apply E. Epp,
101 Cedar avenue.
SUMMER cottage for rent nt Lake. Slier
liluti, four looms and completely fui
nlHhed. C. J. Km Mob, C17 Lackawanna
avenue.
ron RENT-Soptciiilier 1st, hotiso on
Madison nvrniio with modern liupiove
ntents. Inqulio at i.'J Madison avenue..
BARBER SHOP for mills nenily now
building; good location; city watoi.
etc. Just vacated. An exceptionally good
opiioittmlty to continue a well estab
lished IniHino's C. N. Wood, Now Mll
foid, Pa.
FOR RENT Two fuinlnhed cottages nt
Lake Shcildnn; ihy and healthy loca
tion! good sluidn nnd finest nlaco foi a
week ot a month's outing In Noithotn
Pennsylvania. Addtess H. L Raiding,
Puctoi vvillo, Pa.
Wanted To Rent.
WANTED A small hotiso or flat, nrofoi1'
ably tmnlBhod, in doslinblo location
To gain attention, stato tcims. P. O. Box
327.
Furnished Rooms for Bent. J
Mulbony sticot.
PURNISHED ROOMS for rent, modorn
improvements; private lamlly; gen
tlemen prcfelicd, at 537 Adnni3 avenue.
TURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with
hent, gas and bath gontlomon pie
ferrcd, at 539 Adams avenue.
Boom for Bent.
ROOM roi rent lu all paits of the city.
Call and see C. J. Kindlon, ill" Lack
awanna avenue.
Heal Estate.
LOTS houses and faims fot sale Soo
J. C Zui flleh
FOR SALE Elegant sites for homes In
upper Green Ridge; cholco nelghbjr
hood; most deshablo localltv for homo
In Lackawanna county. J. A. "Marvino,
173G Sandcison avenue ,
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT Or MONEY TO I.OAN-
Qulck, stialght loans or Building ana
Loan At from 4 to G per cent Call on
N. V. Walker. 314-315 Connoll building.
LEGAL.
IN RE: ESTATE OF ANNIE CONNELL,
into of tho elb of Scianton, county of
Lackawanna, deceased
Letteis or administntlon upon tho
above named estate having been gi.inted
to tho undcisigued, all poisons having
claims oi demands against tho same will
piesent them fen pivmonl, and all thoso
Indebted thoieto will make Immediate
puvment to
AVILLT.VM CONNELL
Council Building. Scianton, Pa.
WELLES (S TORREY.
Attoinejs loi Estate.
IN RE Estate of John Jeimvn, lato of
the Cltj of Scinnton, Pa . rteeeased
Letteis testumcntuiy In the above es-'
tato havlnir been cianted to tho undci
sigued, all poisons having claims oi judg
ments against tho same will piesent them
loi pajment, and nil poisons indebted
thoieto will make Immediate pavment to
JOSEPH J JERMYN.
GEORGIl B IERMYN,
EMMA J JERMN,
Executois and EKecutiK.
WELLES &. TORREY, Atto.nejs.
THE ANNUAL meeting of tho stock
holder of the Wvomtng Shovel
Woiks, foi the election of dliectois and
eonsideiation of such othoi business as
mnj be bi ought befoio them, will bo held
at tho ofllco of the companv, Council
Building, Scianton, Ta , Tilda, 13th of
August. 1002. nt 31 a m
N. G ROBERTSON, Sccrctaiy.
CLERK'S NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Dlstilrt Couit of the United
Slates foi tho Middle distilct of Pennsyl
vania, Gcoigo Kinbick, of Scianton, of
Lackawanna countv, Pennsv Ivnnin, a
bankiupt undei the net of congiess of
Julv 1. 1S0S, having applied foi a lull dls
thaigo fiom all debts piovablo tigalnsl his
estate undei said act, notice Is hcicbv
given to all known cicdltois and othc l
poisons lu Inteiest, to appeal befoio tho
said couit ot Scianton, in said distilct;,
on tho bth day of Septembei. 1102, at 10
o clock In tho foieuoon. to show cause,
If .inv thev have, whv tho pmvoi of tho
said potltlonei should not bo gi anted
EDWARD R W. SEARI.E, Clcik
CLERK'S NOTICE IN BANKRUP I'CY
In the Distilct Couit, of the United
States for tho Middle distilct of Pennsj 1
vnnla. Gcoigo Klnlnck and Fiedeilck
Wolrhel. tutdlug as Klnh ick & Welchel,
of Scianton, of Lackawanna county,
Pcnnsjlvnnla, n bmkiupt unrlT tho act
of congiess of Julv 1, 1S9S, having
applied for a full dlschiiiee fiom all
debts piovablo against theli esluto
under mild net. notlco is hcicbv given
to all known cicdllois and other per
sons In Inteiest, to appear befoio tho
said couit nt Scianton. In snld district,
on tho i.th diiv of Septembei, 1902, nt 10
o clock iu tho foinnoon, to show cause,
If un thev have, why tho piajor of tho
said potitlnm-t should not bo giantcd.
EDWARD R. AY. SEARLE, Cleik.
SEALED PROPOSALS;
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo opened In
tho nflico of tho City Rccoulor by tho
Dlicctor of tho Dcpaitmout of Ptibllu
Woiks at J o'clock P m on Monduy, Au
gust IS, 1902, lor tho following named
woik; Sstom of sevvms. Section ' C,"
Seventeentlf Distilct, In tho Nineteenth
waul, Blddeis shall enclose with each
pioposal, cash oi eei tilled cheek In tho
sum of tlueo hunched ($.100) dollnis ns a
giiaiiintoo to oxecuto a contract If uwaid
cd thn same, lu caso tho blddoi to whom
tho coutiacl shall havo been awaidcd, 10
fusej or omits to execute a conduct for
tho woik In accotdaueo with tho plans
and specllkatlnns theicfoi within ton
(10) chijs fiom tho date of tho awtiid thu
ruclnsmo nceomiiaiolng his pioposal shall
bo foi felted to tho tiao of thu City of
Scianton,
System of Sevveis, Section "U," Sev
enteenth Distilct, Nineteenth w.ud, samo
condltloiiB as Section "C,"
Latoutl savvei In Pmspect nvcuuo, fiom
Aldei stieet to Willow stieet, lu tho Nine
teenth wind, RlddciH shall euclos-o with
(itch pioposal, cns.li m coi tilled cheek lu
the sum of nun huudied ($100) dollnis as
n giininiiteo to cecuto a couliait If
nwaided the samci, In case tho biddei
to whom tho contiact shall havo boon
awaidcd, lutuses oi omits to executo a
contiact fur tho woik In iicinidnmo with
tho idiius and specilkatious thuiofor with
in ten (10) ilajs ltiim the date ot thn
awaid, tho eiulosiuo accomi.ining his
piopojnl shall bo foi felted to tho uso of
tho City of Scinulnii .
Plans mid bpoiltleatloua aio on file and
can ba seen nt tho Buieau of Euglucoilng.
lllddeiH Will bo fuiulsheii with pioposal
blanks at I ho Buuaii of Uuglneoilng uud
no othciH will bo ace opted.
All pioposnls shall bo Died with tho
City Contiollei, In his ofllco hi tlm Cllv
Hall, St'iauloii, P.i not later than 2 ,0
o'clock p, in. on Monday, August IS, 1902.
The clt icscivcb tho light to ieect any
or all bids
JOHN E. ROCHE. Dheetor,
Dopaitmont of Public Woiks.
Scranton, Pa August 9, 1902.
Pennsylvania Spec'al's Rapid Run.
l)y Kxcluthe wire from The Associated Press,
Plttsliiii", Aug, 1J Thn Pennsv h aula
lallioad special vvliich left Cicstlluo ona
hour and twenty minutes kite, auhcO.lu
thla city today on time, mul. Ins tho run
of IS? miles ut the uvuiago speed of a
liilto a minute. Some of the stretches
weio coveted at the mto of seventy-eight
miles an hotii.
No Order
Accepted for Less
Than 10 Cents.
Branofi WANTcOfflcas,
Want Advertisements Will Bo
Received at Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Ccntinl City
ALflERT SCIIULT55, coi nor Mut
bony stieet nnd Wobstcr live.
GUSTAV P1CHEL, GW Adams
avenue.
West Side
GEO vr. JENKINS, 101 Bouth
Main itvenuo
South Scranton
ERED Xj. TERPPE. 72D Cedar
avenue.
Noith Scianton
GEO. W. DAVIS, cornor North
Main avouuo nnd Muikot
stioot.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. JONES, 1557 Dick
son avenue.
T. J. JOHNS, 020 Green Rldgo
street.
C. LOREN55. coiner Wnshlngton
avenuo and Mai Ion stieet.
Petersburg
W. II. KNEPrEL,
avenue.
1017 Irving
Bunmore
J. G BONE & SON.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED-A settled Piotostant woman
about 0 veins as cook and laimdicss,
second gill kept, must lie clean, honest
and cxpeileneed; wages, $1 pel week;
good lefeiences leqiihed. Residence Phil
adelphia. War ted Immediatelj. Ad
diess Mis D M. AY11l.il d, Ml. Pocono
House, Mt Pocono
WANTED-At Hotel Clifton. Lake Wl
nola, dining loom nnd kitchen gills.
Apply at once
GIRL foi geneinl housewoik. Small fam
ily Apply Mis Chiules H Gcntor,
No. 10,12 Mom oo avenue, Giecn Rldgo.
GIRL WANTED for gcneial housework.
Apply 120 Adims avenuo, Dunmoie.
Situations Wanted.
WANTED Situation nt chamber woik,
or can do plain sowing. Addioss C.
S F., Tilbune office.
SITUATION AVANTED-Bv a middle
aged lady as housekeeper or geneial
housewoik. Addiess E M , 000 Jackson
stieet
SITUATION WANTED at painting
diess C. E G J, caro Tilbune
Ad-
S1TUATION WANTED-By a joung gill
ns muse gill oi second gill Addiess
11G Elm street, South Scianton.
For Sale.
rOR SALU A 111 it class electric motoi,
2'i-hoi so pow cl , new ; has nevei been
used; will sell at a baigain, leison tor
selling have no use foi it Addiess P. O.
Box 147. WIIUes-Baire, Pa.
FOR SALE Stj llsli, second hand trap, in
fine condition, b.iignln Addiess P.
N H , cue of Tilbune
TOR SALE A flist diss meat maiket
Ownei will woik foi pail. Addiess
131 Chestnut stieet, Dunmoie, Pa.
Reward.
$5 00 REWARD Package containing
bracelet nnd locket addiessed Stephen
D Engle. Hazloton, Pa. George AV. Finn
New 'phono 00S
Boarders Wanted.
BOARDERS AArANTED-AYllI tako sum
mei bonidois, tlueo largo airy rooms
nnd good tnblo boaid. Address O. K ,
Dalton, Pa.
Board and Rooms.
VERY DESIRABLE sulto of looms with
first class tablo board, can bo obtained
at 303 Jeff ei son avenue.
Miscellaneous.
THE MODEL LAUNDRY, Dttnmoro,
laundcis shlits at Sc. each and collars
and cuffs at l&c. cneh.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDING, C. P. A.. 23
Tiaders' Bank Building. Old 'phono 1SG4.
Architects.
FREDERICK L. BROAVN. ARCH B.,
Real Estate Exchange Bldg., 12G AVash
lngton avo.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING, S15 CONNELL BLDG.
STEVENSON & KNIGHT, 720 CONNELL
building.
Dentists.
DR. C. E E1LENBERGER, PAULI
building, Spiuco sticot, Scranton.
DR. C. C, LAUBACH, 115 WYOMING avo.
Fire Insurance.
SCIILAGHR &. CO, Tinders Bank Bldg.
Patent Attorneys.
KM I LlM I Oof the Globe.
Tho only llconsed and equipped patont
sollcltoi In tho city. No thai go for in
l'oi miction on patentability; ovoi ten years
cxpouonco,
Hcploglc & Co.. Mcars Bldg.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANK.
Iln avenuo. Rates icusonablo.
P. ZIEULER, Pioprlotor,
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D , L & AV.
Passengei depot, Coiiduclcd on tho Eu
lopean plan. Victor Koch, Pioprletor.
Scavenger,
a. n BRiaas cleans privy a'aults
' and ecss pools', no odoi: only Improcd
pumps used. A U Bilggs. piopiJetor.
Leavo oideis 1100 Noith Main uvouuo
oi EicKo's di tig stoio, coi not Adania and
Mulbony. Both telephones.
' Wixe Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACK A.
ave, Scranton, infis of AViro Scroons.
Miscellaneous.
MEGARGED BROS, PRINTERS' SUP
piles, envelopes, paper bags, tvvlno.
Waiehouso, 13 AVashlngton avenuo.
THE AVILKES-I1ARRE RECORD CAN
bo had In Scianton ut tho news stand
of Rclsmun Bios, 40G Spiuco und 502
Linden'. M. Notion. 322 Luckawanua
ove.; I. S. SchuUci, ill Spiuco utio-Jt.
' ' v 'i1 if j"
DIRECTORY;
Only Half a Cent a Word.
BuBlness Opportunity.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS with-
. out uomy. vvruo ror our special mar
'tot lottcr. Frco on application. B. M.
Illbbard fc Co, mcmboiB N. Y. Conioll
dated nnd Stock Exchange, 44 nnd 48
Broadway, New York. Estibllshcd 1861.
Long Dlstanco 'Phono 21S3 Uroad.
Room for Rent.
FRONT ROOM for rent; deshablo, 42J
Adams avenue,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In Effect Juno 1, 1902.
l'ining leavo Scianton for Now Yoik
At 1 no, ;i so, a 05. i m nnd 10 10 a. m.: i: 40,
J 40, a, 15 ii m. For Now Yoik nnd Phlla
doliihla 7.50. 10 10 n. m, nnd 12 40 and 135
P m. For aouldsboto At b 10 p m For
Burtulo 1.15, ri2 and noo a. m.: ibs, SB)
and 11.10 p. in. -sFor Blnghamton, Klmlrn
and wuv stations 10 25 u. in, 1 01 p m.
For Oswego. Bvincuso and Utlca 1.15 and
l22 n m.i 1 Vi p m. Oswego, Syrnctiso
nnd Utlca tinln at 0 22 a. m dally, except
Sundav. For Montrose 0 00 a. irr ; 103
and 0 50 n m. Nicholson accommodation
4 oo nnd o 15 p m.
Rloomshuig Division For Northumber
land, nt 015 nnd 1010 n. m.i 155 and 010.
P in Foi Plymouth, at 810 u. m.; HOI
und 9 05 v in. '
Sundnv Tinlns-For Now York, 1 50, 1 25.
0 0'!. 10 10 n. m ; 3 to nnd 315 n m For
Burfnlo-in nnd G22 a. m.i 155, 6 50 nnd
11.10 p m. For Elmlra and wny stations
10 2. a. m. foi Blnghamton and wnv sta
tions, 0 00 u. m. Bloomsburg Division
Leavo Scianton. 10 10 a .m and G 10 p m
Xehigh Volley Railroad.
Ill Effect Juno 15, 1902
Tinlns Lo.tvo Scianton.
Tor Philadelphia und Now Yoik via D
& H R R, ut 7 11, tlnough Pailoi Cat
unci Day Coach Caibondnlo to Now York
and 1 17 a. m , with L V. Coach Cnibon
dale to Philadelphia, and 2.1S, 4 J5 (Blnclt
Dlnmoncl Expiess) and 11 II p m. Sun
dnv s, D g i r. n R , 1 5S, 9 17 p m
I or AV bite Haven, Hnzloton and princi
pal points In the coal regions, via D it
ii-,.11 ? 7il 2IS and 4 35 p m For
Fottsvllle 7 41 a m
Foi Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Har
Hsbuig and principal Intel mediate sta
lns. via D. & II R R. 7 41. 9 47 a. m i
21S, 11, (Blick Dlnmond Epres-s), 11 49 p.
'" Sundnjs. D. & II. R R , 9 38 a m ;
1 5S. 0 17 p m
For Tunkhannoelc, Townndn, Elmlra,
Ithaca, Geneva und pilnclpal intcimedlato
stations v la D , L & AV. R. R , (, 35 a. m.
and 1 5 1 p m
For Geneva, Rochester. Buffalo Nlag
ni.i l alls, Chicago and all points wet via
D & ir. It. R , 12 01 p m : .1 28 (Black
Diamond Expiess), 10 41, 11 11 p m Sun
days D & H. R R . 12 02. 9 17 P. m
Pullman pailoi nnd sleeping or LohUV'
vallov Parlor cais on all tinlns botweer
AYllkes-Bniio and New Yoik. Pblladob
phia. Buffalo nnd Suspension Bridge
ROLL1N II AVILBUR Gen Supt , 2(
Coitlnnd street. Now York
CHARLES S LEE. Gen Pass Agt , 28
Coitlnnd stieet, Now Yoik
A AV. NONEMACHER, Dlv. Pass Agt,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
Foi tickets and Pullmnn i cservatlons
npplv to rltv ticket office, 03 Public
Square, Wllkes-Bane, Pa.
'READING SYSTEM.
Cential Railroad of New Jersey.
In Effect Juno 29, 1902
Stntlons in New Yoik, foot Liberty
stieet nnd South Feuy, N R
Tinlns leave Scranton for Now York,
Philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem, Allen
town. Mauch Chunk, AVhlto Haven, Ash
ley, Wilkes-Bnno and Pittston at 7 30 a.
m , 1 p m nnd 4pm Sunday, 210 p. m
Quakei City Expiess leaves Scianton
7"o a m, through solid vestibule train
with Pullman BufTct Pallor Car for Phil
adelphia with onlv one change of cars
foi Baltlmoio and Washington, D C, and
all mlnciunl points south nnd west.
Foi Avoea, Plttston and Wllkes-Bane,
lpm nnd 4pm Sundny. 2 10 p m.
For Long Bianch, Ocean Grove, otc ,
7 30 and 1 p m
For Reading, Lebanon and Harrlsbura
via Allentown at 7 JO a. m., 1 p m. and c
p m Sunday. 2 10 p. m.
For Tamnqun. and Pottsvllle, 7 30 a. m.
l'p m. and 4pm
For rates and tickets apply to agent at
station
AV. G BESSLER, Gen Manager.
C. M. BURT, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule in Effect Juno 10, 1902.
Trains leavo Scianton: G 33 a. m , wceta
davs, thiough vestibule train from
Wllkes-Baire Pullman buffet parlor cai
and coaches to Philadelphia, via Potts
vllle; stops at principal intcimodlato sta
tions. Also connects for Sunbury, Har
llsbmg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg .and tho West.
9 47 n. m . week days, for Sunbury. Har
lisbuig, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
Ington and Plttsbuig and tho AVcst.
1 42 p. m, week dnss, (Sundays. 153 p.
m ), for Sunbury. Harrlsburg, Philadel-
Ehla, Baltimore, AVashlngton and Pitts,
nig nnd tho West.
3 28 p m , week days, through vcstlbuls
train from Wllkes-Bano. Pullman buffet
pallor car end coaches to Philadelphia via
Pottsvlllo. Stops at pilnclpal intermedi
ate stations.
4 TJ P m , week days, for Hazlcton, Sun
buiy, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and Pitts
buig, J. B. HUTCHINSON. Gen. Mgr.
J. B. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Effect Juno 16, 1902.
Trains for Caibondalo loavo Scranton at
G 41. 7 3b, b .1G, 10 U a. m i 12 05, 1 12, 2 11,
3 5G, 5 29, C'25, 8 21, 915, 10 01 p. m.; 12.18,
For'llo'ncsdalo G44, 1013 a. m.J 211 and
5 "9 ii m.
For AA'llkes-Bano-6 38, 7.41. 8 41. 9 47,
10 5J a. m i 12 02, 1.42, 218, 3 28, 4 33, 6.10,
7.48. 10 41, 11 49 p. m.
Tor Ii. V. R. R. Polnts-7.41, 5.47 a. m.s
2 it,. 4 J3 and 11.49 p. in.
Tor Pennsylvania R. R. Points 6 33,
9 17 a. in i 1.42, 3 28 and 4 3i p. m.
For Albany and all points not th 7.3$ a.
m. and 2 5G p m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tor Carbondnlo 8 50, 11 3J a. m.J 211,
3 5G. C 52 nnd 11 17 p. m.
For AVllkes-Baiie 9 28 a. m.; 12 03, 153,
n's nn nnd 917 n. m.
For Albany nnd points north 3 5G p m.
Tor Honesdalo S 50 a. m.; 1133 and 3 53
P. m. .
AV. L. PRYOR, D. P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Eiie Railroad Wyoming Division)
In Ehect July 30th, 1902.
Tialna leavo Scianton for Havvloy and
local stations at 7.20 und 8 43 a. m.i 1.35
and 5 20 p in. Sundavs, 9 00 u, m and
1 35 p. m. For Now Yoik, Now burgh and
ititci medlato points at 7.20 a, in, and 133
p m, Suntl us, 125 p. m. ' ,
For Honesdale 1 35 nnd 5 20 p in
Tinlns uiilvo nt Sciunton 8 '.0, 10 4t a.
m : 2 0i and 915 p. m. Sundavs, 1 00 and
b.15 )i, in.
New York, Ontaiio nnd Western,
Thno Tnblo in Effect Sunday, Juno 15, 1903
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Leavo Leavo Anlvs
Tialns. Scianton. Caibondalo. Cadosla.
No, l lo .,0a.m. 11.10a. in. loop m,
No i ...... loop. m. 4liii.ni uoop m.
No. 7 1 10 n m Ar Caibondal9G.4Gp ra
SOUTH BOUND,
Leavo Leavo Arrive
Tialns, Cadoblu. Caibondalo. Sorunton
No. i .,,,,. o&na. m, 7.25aCjrr
No. 4 ,,.,., S40 a.m. 10 01 a. in. 10 40n. m.
No 2 2 15 p in. 4 00p m, 4 43 p W.
SUNDAYS ONLY, NORTH BOUND.
Leavo Loavo Arilva
Tialns. Scianton. Carboudalo. Cailoaln.
No. 9 , s so u m. 9 lop III 10 43a.,Jn,
No. 5 ..,,,, 7 oop m At Cat bondalo 7,15 vm
SOUTH BOUND il
Leavo Loavu Auljo
Tialns. Cadosla. Caibondalo. Scianton.
No. 0 , , , , , , l) 5i) a. in, 7 25 a. 1JI,
No 10 .,,.. 4 SO p. in, G00p ni. G13p m.
Trains Nos. 1 on week dajs. nnd i on
Suudajs tonncet for Now A'oik city, Mid
dlctovvn, Walton. Nonvlch, Oneida, Os
wego and all points west.
Tiahi 2 for Fovntello, AValton, Delhi,
Sidney, Noivvlcli and all Now Beilln
biaiiih points.
Train No. 0, with "Quaker Cltv Ex.
piess" at Sciunton. vju q. R. r of N.J.
foi Philadelphia. Atlantic City. Baitlmbio.
AVauhtugton and Pennsylvania stato
points
See tiipc-tablo nnd consult ticket agents
foi connections with otbei lines.
J. C. ANDERSON. O. P. A . Now Yoik.
J. il. WELSH, T V. A., Sctanton, Pa.
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