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IS NEARLY A
CENTURY OLD
GATHERING OF THE ABINGTON
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Large Number of Delegates Attend
the Meetings at Factoryvillo Yes
terday Which Were Devoted Ex
clusively to the Sunday School
Convention Interesting Exercises
in the Morning Dr. Titch Delivers
the Address of Welcome Reports
Head and Approved.
Special to tho Scranton Tilbune.
Factoijvllle, Sept. 9. In the midst of
downpour of lain the Ablngton
laptlst association began Its annual
feathering yesterday In the Baptist
Lirurch at Factor yv Hie, of which Rev.
It. Smith Is the pastor. The c.irly
nornlng tialns fiom Scranton stopping
lit Factoryvillo bi ought a laige prrm-
oer of delegates and till tlnough the
ilay new anlvals came who will attend
ill or part of the sessions of the nsso-
clatlonal gatheilng and who will be
royally entei tallied by the nienibois of
khe Factoryvllle chuich. Yesteiday
nvas devoted exclusively to tie Sunday
School convention, when the morning
session. opened theio weie a huge num
ber of delegates piesent from the v.u-
lous schools In the association. The
exercises of the morning began w Ith a
devotional service conducted by 'A. D.
Edwards, of Blakcly, the president of
Ithe convention. Seeial piayeis weie
offered and spiiltcd hymns weie sung
jnder the lcadcishlp of Evangelist and
Mis. 'Yells. The address of welcome
(wis given, by Dr. A. B. Fitch, supcr
ntendent of the Factoryvllle Sunday
Ichool, and It was icsponded -to by
?rostdent Edwards.
Business was the next In order and
Ihe first thing done was the adoption
3f the piogiamme as m ranged by the
tommlttee. A lengthy lepoit on normal
lass v. oik was lead by J. J. Van Nort,
f iScranton. 'Tieasmer E, M. Peck.
made his annual rcpoi t and the follow
ing nudltois were appointed: Ilev.
Thomas DeGiuehy, D, D Giles Claik
and Luther Keller, of Scinnton. The
iuii)ual election of ofllcers was held and
the following weie elected: President,
Giles Claik, of Scranton; vico-pipsl-dent,
Dr. A, B. Fitch, of Factoryvillo;
secretary, T, M. Koehler, of Scianton.
The now president, Mr. Claik took the
i hair and pieslded over the lest of the
convention, Maxwell D, Lutluop, of
Carbondale, dellvoied an Intciestlng
address on "Why Wo Attend Sunday
School." He answered this by stating
that the prlmaiy put pose Is to study
the bible, Ho dwelt upon the impor
tance of bible study the lack of It nnd
the unique characteristics of the word
of God which schould make It 'a book
much studied.
PROFITABLE REPORT.
13, M,' Peck teud a piolltublu lepoit
of the tenth Intel national Sunday
school convention recently held hi
Denver, Colorado. The repoit was pre
pared by A. Wilson Geiuy and his sis
ter and was to have been pieseuted by
him but seilous Illness prevented his
presence, The report showed that the
rumor was false as to the Intention of
the International committee on prepar
ation of Sunday school lessons to omit
temperance lessons In the course of
study, The paper was listened to with
Intense Inteiest uiul a vety excellent
levleit of this great convention. At
the suggestion of new It. F. Y. Pierce,
D, D. of Scranton, a vote of thanks
was extonded to Miss Geary for pre
paring the paper and Roy. W. H. Draw
as called upon to Invoke God's bless
ing upon Mr, Geary In his Illness. A
tejegram of sympathy was forwarded
to the bedside of Mr. Geary, with this
isaee of scripture appended, "Tlmt
thou majest prosper and be In health as
thy soul piospeicth."
,h. 13 Jones of Harfoi d, gave a repoi t
on the "Ileal t Lake Summer School."
This school was oig.inlzcd two yeais
ago and is one of the best attended
schools of this kind In the state. The
lepoit suggested many .excellent
methods of Sunday school woik, nnd
how Sunday txhool teacheis should be
ti allied for their woik which is the
puipose of the school. Owing to the
fact that two of the speakeis of the
morning, Messrs Lathrop and Jones
camp fiom other denominations than
the Baptist a vote of thanks was un
animously extended to them. The
nioi nlng session came to a close with
singing, "Blest Be the Tie" and bene
diction by Rev. Cole, of Elmhuist.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The sun shone foi th bright and w arm
when the afternoon session opened at
2 o'clock with a devotional sen Ice, led
by Albeit Ball, of Dalton. At the
close of this President Clark tqok the
chair and called the convention to or
der. The reading of lettets was dis
pensed with this time, and an addtess
was glen of an Instiuctive nature on
"Does Sunday School Woik Pay?" by
E. S. Williams. He said this work In
olves moio than dollars and cents.
No woik In the country has so much
talent and love deoted to a woik as
hns the Sunday school woik. The work
pays because chai actor Is being mold
ed, the chinch Is being recruited, and
the Joy theie Is la the woik and the
endiunnco of this woik In eternity.
"The Pupil" was the subject of a
vciy Interesting open conference, In
chaige of S. Fletcher AVebum, of
Scranton. In his intioductoiy ie
maiKs the speaker stated that the
Sunday school should not take the
place of the home, that It Is a most
Impoi tant factor, and that Jesus
Chtlst should be the eential llguie and
power in the Sunday school woik.
This woik willies and sticngthens the
spliltual foices o the Christian life,
and In the Sunday Behoof the highest
moial cultuie may be wrought. The
topic was divided Into tluee paits,
each assigned to a speaker. The flrst
speaker, Grant Lewis, spoke on "How
to Catch the Pupil." He lamented the
small attendance of young men at the
Sunday school. He advised peisonal
contact and invitation, with pei sever
ance and sociability, and Inducements
be pie.sented as to benefits to bo do
ll ved In being a pupil In the school,
Giles Clark spoke on "How to Hold
the Pupil." Ho emphasized the fact
that one should Inteiest, instruct and
Impiess. "How to Save' tho Pupil"
was consldcied by Miss S, C, Krlg
bauni. Rev. Thomas de Gtuchy, D. D.,
gave an Insplilng addiess on "The Boy
In Our Sunday School for Jesus
Chi 1st." ' The speaker said In tho
course of his i filial Its that the Sim
day school Is for tho boy. Tho boy Is
a tiemendous, significant cicatuie. Wo
should use tact, kindness, love nnd pa
tience In dealing with boys, Teachers
should be evangelists. They should
teach to win souls to Clulst. Follow
ing this Rev, R. F. Y. Pieice, D, D.,
gavo a description of- tho Use tiud
giowth of the Sunday school, showing
the Dhlne hand In it. An excellent
paper, piepaied by Miss Ruth Miller
on the "Sunday School Teacher's Woik
and Reward," was read by Mrs, a. R.
Smith. "Missions In tho Sunday
School'' was tho topic of a well
piepaied paper by Dnilim Comings, A
bief business session was held, and
the afternoon exercises came to a close.
EVENING EXERCISES.
In the evening theie was a large
audience piesent when Professor B. F,
Thomas, of Keystone academy, opened
the devotional exciclses at 7.30 o'clock.
The first addiess of the evening was
delivered by George w, Phillips, on the
"Relation of Teacher to Pupil." The
choir of the church sang an anthem
and the convention came to a close
with on address by John II. Harris, D.
D M D., piesldent of Bucknell unl.
veislty, and ouneily pastpr of this
church, nnd principal, of Keystone uc
adomy, located here. Today the nine
ty-fifth anniversary of tho Ablngton
Baptist association will commence, and
continue until Thursday afternoon.
Rev. H. J. Whalen, D. D., will preach
the Intioductoiy sermon at 11 o'clock.
This evening the Baptist Young Peo
ple's union rally will occur, the piln
clpal address being dellveied by Rev.
Henry E. Potter, of the Green Ridge
Baptist church, Scianton.
HALLSTEAD.
Special to the Scranton Tilbune.
Hallstead, Sept. 0 Mis. Nolllo Haid
castlo, of Washington, D C , is visiting
lelatlves and fiiends In Hallstead.
Miss Saiah WatUns left Monday for
Ithaca, whero sho expects to take a
conife In music.
Miss Mjrtle Svvaitz enteitained a num
ber of her friends at a croquet party at
her pleasant homo on Main street Filday
cv cning.
W. J. McLeod and Chailes Read wero
business calleis at Monti ose Satin da v.
Benjamin Gatliany-; foimoily of this
place Is taking a course of btudy at Sit.
Hcimon school.
William Ostcihout, who has been spend
ing his vacation, with his parents, has
ictuined to Windsor to attend the high
school.
J. Madison Gathanv has leturned to
Blown unlveislty after a shoit fslt with
fi lends in town.
Miss Alice Hogan, of New York city,
Is teaching In the Ives district.
Mi. and Mis. r. S Barnes attended
the soldleis' .lcnnlon at Monti ose,
D. W. Jackson, of Elmlia, foimerly of
this place, was In town visiting fi lends
Sunday.
Mis. Ficd Van Woimer and daughter,
Lucy, hao returned fr,om a istt with
Binghamton fi lends.
Rev. S T. Jones, of Heart T.ake, ocou
plcd tho Methodist pulpit Sunday. Tho
I'resbj terlan pulpit was occupied by Rev.
Joseph Freed, of Sheimaii.
Misses Jcnnlo nnd Melissa Watklns nio
attending tho Keystone academy at Fnc
toiyvillc, They left for that place Mon
day. Lyra and rioicnro Hawkins, who have
been visiting lelatlces at Hickory Grove,
leturned home Sunday.
Anion Van Wormer has returned from
Couklin, whero he has been spending tho
summer with his giandpaicnts.
Benjamin Law i once, of Couklin Center,
spent Monday with his sons, Charles
and Tinnk.
Ruthfoid J. Swartz, nf Scinnton, Is vis
iting his brother, C. E. Swaitz, in this
place.
Miss Alico Cadon loft Tuesday for a
shoit stay wtlli her patents nt Nicholson.
HISTORICAL PUZZLE.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES Cut out tho pictures appearing on tills pige each
day, diaw a pencil mink around tho hidden object, savo them until Saturday,
then send them or tako them to Tho Tribune ofllco In nn envelope addressed to
"Iii7zlo Bepni Iment." Encloso In tho envelope your name, ago and nddiess. Tha
bos and gills who coirectly maik tho six pictures appealing during tho weok,
nnd vvhoo nuswcis nio Mist received, will havo their names published in The
Trlbuno Monday tnoinlnc.
frOg! s
Major Andre was cuptured by three
soldier and Andre's horse. '
AVOCA.
Tho death of Miss Theresa Connors oc
curred cstcrday mot nlng nt the homo of
her parents, Mr. nnd Sirs. Peter J, Con
nors, of the North Hud. Deceased was
about 30 .veins of ago ntid possessed a
loving and unliable disposition. Tha fit
noinl will take phico tomoitowv morn
ing. Requiem mass will bo ccicbintcd
In Bt, Maty's church, liitcimcut will bo
4n Duntuotu cemetery.
St. Mary's rliolr Will meet tomorrow
evening for rohcnisirl. .
Tho Ladles' Missionary society lit
meet nt tiro homo of Aim. Thomas Ihowtr
tuinoiiow afternoon,
MiMi ChnrlcB Alkmati yesterday received
wold Informing her of the death of her
father, Gnvln Unit, of Parsons, aged 71
years.
Thomas Dixon returned to Holy Cross
college this week.
Thu funeral of Wllllnm Lofttts took
place ye."ieidnv maiuliig. Requiem mass
was rulcbialed In St, Marj's chinch by
Rev. M. F. Cianc, Interment was made
In St. Mniy's cemetery.
Misses Mnry and Nolllo Oialmm bavo
returned home after upending ucvcial
days at Trucksvillc.
Mr, and Mis. Robert Campbell, of
Scinnton, wero vtsllois In town on Mon
day. Miss Anna O'Malley loft yesterday to
begin her duties as teacher at Mountain
Valley.
A largo foico of workmen has been
placed on tho high bildgo on tho Rapid
Trahslt line.
Mrs. Solomon Dccblo has ictuined homo
from Albany.
Tho Star Social club will conduct a
social In Sarsllcld opera houso this even
ing. Robert Taylor has been added to tho
clerical foico at tho Brio oi'llco at Dun
more. Miss Nellie Garrett and William McAn
drovv left cslcrday for Stroudsburg State
Noi mal school.
Chnilcs Gllhooley will leavo this week
to become a student In St. Hose's acad
emy. Miss Anna Bi ebony 13 a student at
Mt. St. Mary's academy.
NICHOLSON.
Special to tho Scianton Tribune.
Nicholson, Sept. 9. Mrs. Helen McCol
lum, of Great Bend, Is spending some
tlmo with her friend, Mrs. F. P. Benja
min. Several of tho members of the Wo
man's Christian Temperance union of this
place attended the convention which was
hold at Tunkhannock, Monday and Tues
day. Bruce MacConnell, of New York city,
spent Sunday with his brother, C. II.
MacConnell. '
Mrs. Georgo Nichols Is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Stoat, of Kings
ley, spent Sunday with the former's
lnother, B. I,. Sloat.
Mrs. Jonas Bcnningcr spent Sunday
with friends In Ktngslcy.
ARIEL.
Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Ariel, Sept. 9 Iia Mlttan nnd Mos
Giove, is siting his brother, D. W. Mlt
tan. Mr. Boitiee is building a new elder
mill near his grist mill. It -will bo ready
for apples In ten dajs.
Tho einly fiost killed the late buck
wheat In this section
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List of lettcis lemainlng uncalled for
at tho Scianton Pa , post ofllcc, Sep
tember 10, 1C0J Persons calling for Ictteia
In the following list will pleaso say ad
vertised and give date of list.
Kzui II. Ripple, Tostmaster.
Adams, Mis Anna. Meis, Bugenc.
Absalom Mis, Ned. Mack, Kd (J).
Blown, D. T. Mason, Mary Leo.
Bojd, Mrs. John. Mason, II. I
Busko, Pal. Matthews. Mnry.
Baker, Mrs E. V. Moigan, James F.
Blakely. Ml. Miller, Sarah.
Bulk, Mrs. Bid. Miller, P.
Bailey, Jns G. Magan, Mis. Mary.
Cuxlck, Mnigaret. Moian, Tho1.. B.
Cook, Mrs T. B. McAUhur. Wm.
Connois, Nellie SIcComoiis, J, A.
Colvln, Oliver C. L B. McCabe, Mary.
Coopei, Mis. Carilo.McLoughlan. Mary.
Can oil, Pat. McKlnney. Jennie.
Dunn, Thos. McLoughlin, Mai tha
Dav Is, Anna, Nay Aug Photo Gal-
Davls, 11 Barry. lciy.
Davis, Mis. AVm. B Now ell, Mis B. C.
Dav, Claience. Noithup & Martin.
Decker, John W. Nichols. K. T. (4).
Bvans, Lizzie. Nash, Mabel.
Tostei, Mis. Alon- O'Mnllov, Snah.
zo B. Painuzzo, G.
Fuller. John. Patteison. A. L.
Finn, Walter L. Palmer. V. Pierce.
Fiaser, Mis. Chas. Pi lee. Mis. S 13.
Guaddy, Call. Phillips, John J.
Hlnklc, Mis. Haw- Qulnton. Thos
nid. Reddlnston, Mar-
Halley, Sarah. garet.
Harmon, Peter. Rubelnsteln, T,
Hniiimon. Mrs. Rogeis, W. 13
Frank A Rockctt. Kathryn.
Hahu, Fiancls. Roiich, John.
Hart. I'. N. Robinson. P. J.
Hind. A. T. Snotts, Sadie.
Havvlev. W. Quay. Sullivan, Rev. T.
Hart, A. O A. (21.
Hoff holms, Poicy. Stnekei, Madison B.
Jones, . Shipman, Mrs. Mar-
Jordan. 'Wm. gaiet.
Jones, W. M. Smj the, Dr. John T.
Jnquay, Mis L S.nago, Anno.
Jones, Hon. T. D. Stevenson, Bailie D.
King Chemical Co. M.
Kiewson, C C Taylor, Mr.
Kenney, Mis. V. M, Thomas, Mis, C.
Co. Vthman, Mrs John.
Kaishlnk Julius. Wooer, Mrs Mni
Krltzer, John, gaiet.
Keatnr, A. P. White, 13. J.
Lowry. Francis. Williams, Tuink B.
Llzlo, Miss. West, Mrs. Geo 13.
Liddlo, Mis, Nettle. Wakeman, 11. J.
Loiter, James R. Wlllcocks, Miss Nol
Liwlon, Mis. G. A. lie.
LaFi anee, M r s. Wi Ight, Dr.
Mnry. Wlleox, Chas,
Meokhnm, Mrs. D. Wnde, Mr.
C. ' Wood. W. II.
Muldoon, Mis. r. Wnincr, Mrs. J .A.
West Scranton Station.
Henry A. Colo. Wllllnm Giecn. Miss L.
Hughes. John Phillips, of Clniko Bros.
(2), Will Phillips, of Cloiko Bios.
American soldiers,
Find the other
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For Rent.
FOR RENT An eight-room house In
uicen lllilgo: centrnny locaieu, aii
modern ImpioveinentH F, L. Hitchcock
V Son, looms CO0-M7 Commonwealth
building.
FOR RENT-To liusbnnd and wife, five
looms, hath and stuingu; $14 OU per
mouth, 017 Adams ave.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed house. Ml Mon
roo avenue, entire possession, or would
ronslder sultnblo party desiring to lease,
nnd board tho piesent occupants only.
Mrs. L. S. Bin ncs.
FOR RENT-Fiom September 1, 9-ioom
house, Ml Green Ridge street; modern
Impiovcments; steam heat free; location
very convenient.
FOR RENT-Two furnished cottages nt
, Lnko Sheridan! dty nnd healthy loca
tion: good shndo nnd finest place for n
week or a month's outing In Northern
Pennsylvania. Address II. L Harding,
Fnctoiyville. Pn. .
JPorSale.
JUST ARRIVED with a carload of
horses. Saddlcis, drivers, gcncial
puiposo nnd heavy draughts. Can bo
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TOR SALE-Flfteon shales United States
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Apply to box 20.1, Factoiyvllle, Pa.
FOR SALE Cheap, ono largo now gro
cery wagon, canjlng capacity 4 500
pounds: also one largo coffee grinder:
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ply to B. Mosos, 51S Lackawanna nvenuo.
FOR SALE A first class meat market.
Owner will work for parly. Address
131 Chestnut street, Dunmoic, Pa.
Rrfom for Rent,
FRONT ROOM for rent; desirable, 421
Auams avenue.
Wanted To Rent.
WANTED A small houso or flat, prefer
ably furnished. In desirable location.
To gain attention, stato terms. F. O. Box
327.
Furnished Rooms for Rent.
FOR RENT First class furnished rooms,
nil Improvements; price reasonable.
Inquire 510 Washington avenue, city.
FURNISHEP ROOMS tor rent, modern
Improvements; private family: gen
tlemen preferred, at B37 Adams avenue.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with
heat, gas and bath, gentlemen pre
ferred, at 539 Adams avenue.
Wanted Board and Room.
A IH3sluTAr3nkidlTneTnicchanlc
would like board and loom with mid
dle aged couple wheie theio are no
othei hoaidcis. Terms, must be moder
ate. Pcimanent If suited. G M. Tilbune
Office.
Board and Rooms.
VERY DESIRABLE suite of rooms with
first class tablo board, can bo obtained
at 333 Jefferson avenue.
Boarders Wanted.
BOARDERS WANTED Will take sum
mer boardcis; tlueo largo ally rooms
and good table boaid. Address O. K,
Dalton, Pa.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE-Buffalo, West Side icsl
dence, nicely located in tho heart of
a clean, blight and growing lesidence
section, built by tho ovvnei, tor a home,
in 1901, Every comfoit and all modern Im
provements; change In family, so will
sell, and at a bit gain. Terms easy. For
full paitictilais addiess J. E. Hulbert, 12
Bolldeis' Exchange, Btitfalo, N. Y.
TOR SALE 200-acto faim; Glenburn.
Addiess M. D. Dalton.
LOTS, houses and faims for sale. Sou
J. C. Zurflich.
FOR SALE Elegant sites for homos In
upper Groen Rldgo; choice neighbor
hood; most desirablo locality for homo
In Lackawanna county. J. A. Marvltro,
173G Sandoison avonue.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE PROPOSALS Scaled piopo&als
will bo lccclvtd at tho office of tho
Supeilntendcnt of Public Grounds nnd
Buildings. Hairisbtirg. Pa., uptll 12 o'clock
m., on Tuesday, September 23, 1902, for
the lebuildlng of tho supor-btructuro of
tho bridge over Lackawanna rlv or, nt the
Boiough of Old Forgo, Lavkawanna
County, Pa. Bids must Do placed in sep
al ato envelopes endoiscdon tho outside
with tho t'umo nnd location of tho bridge
and tho name of tho blddet. Plans and
specifications can be had on application
to tho Supeilntendcnt of Public Giounds
and Buildings nt Iliurlsbuig, Ta. Bids
will bo opened In the piesenco of tho bid
del s or their representatives In tho Re
ception Room of the Executlvo Dcpait
ment nt Hanlsburg, Pa., at tho tlmo
named above.
By order of tho Boaid.
T. L. EYRE, Superintendent.
Wllllnm A. Stone, 13. B. Hardenbergh,
Fiank G. Hnrrls, Board of Commissioners
of Public Grounds and Buildings.
LEGAL.
ESTATE of Iluldnh Spangeiberg, Into of
tho City of Scinnton, deceased,
Lottois testamentniy upon tho nbovo
estitto having been grnnted to tho nil
dcislgncd, all peisous huvlng claims or
demands against tho said estate aio
heieby notified to piesent them for pay
ment, and thoo Indebted to said esuto
will make payment to
MILLIE HAFLER.
Administratis.
II. C. REYNOLDS,
Attoinev for Estate,
bOl-bOi Mears Building.
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F. J. TOIINS. 020 Green Rldgo
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WANTED A good sized bov about lii nr
17 yeais of age, who has graduated
fiom a public school to woik In 1111 ofllco,
and have oppoi tunltlcs to lcain bookkeep
ing. Addiess In own handwriting to box
No. 23, Tilbune office.
WANTED On account of Inct eased woik
competent machinists to woik in large
rnlltoad shores near Plumbing: wages. 21,
20, 27 cents per hour; pnimnnciit cmplov
ment given for satlsfnctoiy scivlco; fieo
lalhoad transpoitntion furnished fiom
Wllkes-Baire to-Plttshuig. For futther
information addiess C. L Snjdei. 022
Mooney building. Buffalo, N. Y In wilt
ing; give dato of birth, cxpeilence, wheie
last employed: on whnt kind of woik,
and when able to report for duty.
Help Wanted Female.
SADIES wanted evorywheie, wilflng,
copving home evenings, stendv work,
no mailing or canvassing, good pay. For
particulate send addressed envelope.
Manager, Dept. 42ti, Box 1J0J, Philadel
phia, Pa. '
WANTED A Geiman ghl for goneial
housework In a family of two. Can
havo eveiy evening off and can sleep
home. Call 1309 Pi ice street.
WANTED-Glil for genctal houscwoik.
707 Adams avenue.
Agents Wanted.
LARGE CORPORATION wants eneigetlc
General Agent for this county No
books, Insuiancc, or canvassing Ac
quaintance with mejchanls and manu
facturers nccessaiy. Permanent. Bond.
Stato age, experience, lefeiences fhst let
ter. Address, Suite D72, No 1001 Chestnut
St, Philadelphia.
Salesmen Wanted.
SALESMEN AVANTED-Competent men
capablo of earning good money, to
handle our lino of cnibon copying pi
peis, cither regulai 01 on the side. Philip
Hnno & Co, 1-3 Union Squate, New York
City.
Wanted.
STENOGRAPHIC WORK outside regu
lar ofllco bouts. Pi Ices reasonable
Addiess R. Tribune.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO I.OAN
Qulck. straight loans or Building and
Loan. At from 4 to 6 per cent. Call on
N. V. Walker. 314-313 Connoll building.
Miscellaneous.
PROF. C. A. STUART, B. L. I., teitchei
01 elocution, ointory and dinmntic ait,
hall No I, Guernsey building Best result
guninntced; teaching umatcui dtamatlc
classes a specialty.
THE MODEL LAUNDRY Dunmoro,
laundcis shlits at Sc. each and collais
and cuffs at lVfcc. each.
PROFESSOiyAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDINO. C. P. A.. 23
Tradeis' Bank Building. Old 'phono ISO I
Architects.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCH B,
Rent Estate Exchange Bldg., l.v Wash
Ington avo.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING, S15 CONNELL BLDG,
STEVENSON & KNIGHT, 720 CONNELL
building.
Dentists.
DR. C. E EILENBERGER, PAULI
building, Spruce Bteot, Scranton.
DR. C. C. LAUBACII, 115 WYOMING nvo.
File Insurance,
SCHLAGER & CO., Trnders Btnk Bldg
Patont Attorneys.
PATENTS ttVtiW&'Jr
Tho only llconsed and equipped patent
solicitor In tho city. No chaigo for In
formation on patentability; ovor ton jears
experience.
Rcploglo & Co,. JMcars tMilg.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE. 123 AND 127 FRANK,
lin avenuo. Rates reasonable,.
P, S51EGLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTONvJIOUSE. NEAR Dj L. & W,
passengeruepot. Conducted on tho Eu
ropoan plan. Victor Koch. Propiletor,
Scavenger.
A. B. BR1G03 CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; no odor; only Impiood
pumps used, jU,B Urlggs. proprietor,
Leavo orders 1100 North Main nvonjo
or ElcWstdrug stoie, cornet Adams and
Mulberry, Both telephones.
Wire Screens,
JOSEPH KUETTEL. R13AR 311 IACKA.
nve, Scranton, rnfrs. of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
MEQARaED BROS. PRINTERS' SUP.
piles, envelopes, paper bags, twlno.
Warehouse, l$) Washington uvonue.
-t-
TH13 WILKES-BARRB RECORD CAN
bo had In Scianton at tho news stand
of Relsman Bros., 4W Spruce and C0J
Llndon: M. Norton, Sii Lackawanna
ave.; I. B. Schutzcr, 211 Spruce stioit.
M II I
DIRECTOR
4fS4
BUSINESS OPPTUKiriEl REHL ESTATE
Only Half a Cent a Wort.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTED-By a young
rnnn aged 22, gtiod penmnn nnd willing
to leiirti, speaks German and EngllBh. Ad
dress C. F, W 3.11 Adams avenue, city,
SITUATION WANTED-A' widow", lady
wants a homo in good family for her
l.'-year-old daughter, whoro she can1 do
light houscwoik for her board nnd attend
school; hns had good tialnlng; good rcf
eicnees given. Inquire at Y. W. O. A.
looms, 203 Washington nvenuo.
SITUATION WANTED-Bv a boy 14
enls old In office or Btoro. Address
15m Dlck'on nvenuo.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Woatorn-
In Effect Juno 1, 1902.
Trains leavo Scranton lor Now York
At 1D0. 3 20, 0 03. 7.30 and 30,10 n, m.! 12 40,
3 40, 3 33 p m. For Now York and Phila
delphia 730. 1010 ir. m., and 12.40 and 311
P. m. For Gotildsboto At 010 p. m. For
Buffalo 1.13, B2J and 9 00 a. m.; 1K5, 0B
and 11,10 p m. For Binghamton. Elmlin
nnd way stations 10 2") a. in., 103 p. m.
For Oswego. Svincuso and Utica 1 lfi and
0 22 a. nr.j 1 -3 p. m. Oswego, Syrncuso
nnd Utlca train at C22 a. m. dally, except
Sunday. Tor Monti ose 9 00 a. m : .l.fu
nnd Crop in. Nicholson accommodation
100 and C13 p m.
Bloomsbtiig Division For Nnrfthumber
land, nt OS.", nnd 1010 n. m.i 133 and 610
P m 1'or riymoulh, at S.10 a. m.; i W
and 9 0"i p :n.
Sunday Trains For Now York, 1 TO, 3 20.
fir. 1010 a. m.: .1(0 nnd 3 3". p m. For
Buffalo 1 n nnd 0 22 a. 111.; 153, Oft) and
11.10 P. m. For Elmlta nnd vvav stntlons
10 2.. a. in. For Rlnrhmntnn and way sta
tions, 9 00 n. in. Rlnomsbuig Division
Leavo Scianton, 1010 a in., and 0 10 p m.
Lehigh Vnlloy Railroad.
In 13ITcct June 13, 1902.
Trains Leave Scianton.
Tor Philadelphia rtnd Now Yotk via D.
II. R. n, ut 7 II, through Parlor Car
nnd Day Coach Catbondalo to Now Yolk
and 9 47 n. m , with L V. Coach Cnrbon
1I11I0 to Philadelphia, and 2 18, 4 .13 (Black
Diamond Evpi ess), and 11 49 p. m. Sun
dnvs, n & if it. n , 1 3. 9 17 p in.
I' or Wiilto Haven, Haloton and princi
pal points in tho ronl legions, via D A:
II. R. R, 7 11. 213 and 4 35 p. m. For
PottsvlllG. 7 41 a m
For Bothlchem. Easton, Rending, Hni
rl3butg nnd pilnclpil intnimedlato sta
tions, via D. ,fc H. R R. 7.41. 9 47 a. m ;
2.1S. 4 3. (Black Diamond ENpress), 11.49 p.
Siindnjs, D. & II. R. R , 933 a. m ;
IBS 917 p nr.
For Tunkhannoek, Townnda, Elmlra,
Itlinca, Geneva and principal Intormcdlata
stations via D , L. & W. R R , G33 a. m.
nnd 1 r . p m
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, NIag
ain Falls, Chicago and nil points west via
D & ir R r, 12 0! p m; 32s (Black
Diamond Exptess), 10 41, 11.49 n m Sun
dns. D. & II. n. R. 12 03, 917 p. m
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh
Valley Parlor cars on nil trains botweer
Wilkes-Bairo and New York. Philadel
phia. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ROLLIN II WILBUR Gen. Supt , 2d
Portland street. New York.
CHARLES S. LEE. Gen. Pass. Agt 2
Coitlnnd street, Now York.
A W. NONEMACHER, Dlv. Pass Agt ,
South Bethlehem, Pn
Tor tickets nnd Pullmnn reservations
npply to city ticket office, G9 Public
Square, Wllkes-Baire, Pa.
READING SYSTEM.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
In Effect Juno 29. 1902.
Stations In Now York, foot Liberty
stieet and South Fony, N. It.
Tialns leavo Scianton for Now York.
Philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem, Allen
town. Mnach Chunk. White Haven, Ash
loy, Wllkes-Bniio and Plttston nt 7 30 a.
m , 1 p m. and 4 p m. Sunday, 2 10 p m
Quaker City Express leaves Scranton
7 30 a m, through solid vestlbulo train
with Pullmnn Buffet Pallor Car for Phil
adelphia with only ono change of cars
for Baltimore and Wnshlngton, D. C , and
nil piinclpal points south and west.
For Avoca, Plttston and Wllkes-Bane,
1 p m. and 4 p. m Sunday, 210 p m.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove, etc.,
7 30 a. m. and 1 p. m.
Tor Reading, Lebanon and Ilarrisburg
via Allentown at 7 30 a. m , 1 p. m. and 4
p m. Sundav, 2 10 p m.
For Tnmequa and Pottsvllle. 730 a. m ;
1 P m. nnd 1 p m
For rates and tickets apply to agent at
station
W. G BrSSLER. Gen M-inager.
C. M. BURT, Gen. Pnss Agt
Pennsylvania Rnilroad.
Schedule. In Eltcct June 10, 1002.
Trains leave Scranton: U"S a. in, wee':
dn)s, tlnough vestlbulo train fiom
Wllkes-Bare. Pullm m buffet pnrloi car
and coaches to Philadelphia, via Potts
villo; slop nt principal intetmedlnto sta
tions ANo connects foi Sunbuty, Ilnr
rlsbuig, Phllndelphl 1, Baltimoio. Wash
ington and lot Pltlsbuig und the Wcsl.
9 17 a. in . week divb, foi Sunbuiy. liar
rlsnurg, Philadelphl 1, Biltlmoie, Wash
ington nrd Flushing and tho West
1.12 p. m, week dus, (Sunda.v. 1 3i p.
m ), lot Sunbuiy Banishing, Philadel
phia, Baltimoio, Washington nnd Pitts
burg nnd tho Wet
3 "o p m, weok davs. tlnough vestlbulo
ttaln fiom Wllkcs-Bano Pullmnn buff't
par lor cir end coicIiph to Plillndelphla U
Pottsvllle. Stops at piinclpal Intermedi
ate stations.
IP'.p m.. week divs for HnIetnn Sun
buiy, Hniilsbuig, Philadelphia and Pitts
butg. J. B. TilTTrniNSON. Gen. Mgr.
J. B WOOD. Gen. Pai-s. Aft
Delawnie and Hudson.
In Effect Jriltu lu. U12.
Tinlns lot Carbondale leavo Scr rnton at
; 117"'.. s :. inn "' '-w. 112, 211.
Brii'! 3 29, 0 23, 21, 913, 10 01 p. 111.; 1J IS.
1 For llonosdale-C 11, 1013 a m.; 211 and
"'"For' Will:es-IWlie-U"S. 7 11. S41. 9 47,
1,1-1 n m , 12 0!. 142. 2 1S, 3 2s IB, 0 10.
7 is 10 11. U '' l m.
lro- l! V. '" Polntc-7 11, 9 47 1. m:
Bi. 'l'uT. and 11 I'1 P m.
"For Pi'iiiihVlvnnla R R Points 0 33.
147 n ill : 1 12. !' 2 mid 4 '.' p III
' I'or'AlbatO and all points 1101 th 7 CO a.
m.nml3M(jtnnAv THA,Nf.
Tor Co rboiid.ilo-s !0, 11 -U m.; 211.
3 Ml 3 32 and U 17 p m . ,
Koi Wllk's-Bllie-9:a n m : 1203, 1.53,
3 2s, C32 nnd 917 11 m. .
Foi Albany and points nnrth 3 30 p m
For lloncsdale-SCO a. m ; 113.1 nwlJM
P" W L PRYOR D P ,., Scant9n.,J'ir.
Erio Rnih oid Wyoming Division,
In Eficet July 10th.' I'M.
1,33 P 111 01 Aow lour, .uwiiuiHii nu
Intctnicdlato iiolnts at 7 20 11. in, andU 35
p m. SnmJuvs. l.C. p m .
For Iliinculalo 1.35 'and r. 20 11 m .-
Trains tuiivo at SeiuntnnF20, If It a.
m.: J Oil and 913 p. m. Sundas, 1,00 and
S.13 p in.
New Yoil:, Ontario nnd Western,
Tlmo Tnblo iJ Llfucl huiiduy, Juiiu I3,i901
NORTH BOUND TRAINS. '
Leavu Loavu Arrive
Trains. Scranton, Caihuiidalo. C.idutila.
No 1 ... ..10 "0 nt. H.10 a. in. 1 00 p. m.
No. J ... . 400 P m, 4 UP. ill MWlftm.
No. 7 a 10 p m Ar.C.u houdule ll 4U P m
' ' SOUTH BOUND.
Leavo Leavo Aulve
Tialns. CadOBla, Carbondillo, BeiairJaJn.
No. U Ufifia. in. 7.2 ann.
No 4 ...... 8 a '" 10 01 " " 10 4I) "2hr
No. L ...... 8 13 p. n. 4 00pm 44Sprtn.
SUNDAYS ONLY, NORTH BOUND
Leave Leave Aulva
Tialns. Scianton. Cnit.oiidalo. Cmloslti,
No. U SJOn. 111. 9 10 p. 111. 1043n,jjr.
No. 5 , 7 OOP in Ar Carbondale 7. IJlXm
" SOU'BH IiailNDV i n
l.eavo Leavi Arrive
Trams, Cadosla, Caiboiulale. Bcian(Qn.
No, G ,,..,. Ii!tt, m. 7.23 am.
No. 10 4 30 p.m. littlpm. C4Spm.
Trains Nos. 1 on week days, and 9 on
Sundajs connect for New Xork city. Mid.
dlctowii. Walton, Norwich, Oneida. Os
vvego and nil points west.
Tialu J for I'ojntollo, Walton, Delhi.
Sidney, Noiwlh and nil Nevy Beilln
biuiich points.
Train No. 0, with "Quaker Ctv Ex
picss'i nt ScinntQii. via O. R. R. of N. J .
for Philadelphia! Atlantlo City. Baltimore.
Washington and,, "Pennsylvania state
points. "" -""'
See ttme-tablo and consult ticket agents
for connections with other Hops.
J. C. ANDERSON. O. P. A . New York.
J. E. WELSH. T P. A.,-Scranton. Pa,