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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,
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NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT has 1 1 wad down tha old
prejudice against storo food. NONE SUCH la home
made In all asoentlala as clean, as rloh, as whole
somebecause It simply represents tha application
of scientific preparation to the simple process of the)
!
old kitchen at home. It Is prepared for mil
lions of bakings Instead of one, but the pies
mode of It are "like mother usod to make."
So are the puddings, fruit-cakes and hermit
cookies It makes them all. Neclpes In every
package. All grocers. Morrall-Soula Co.,
Syracuse, N. V.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
IIALLSTEAD.
Ftwlnl tp the Scrnnton Tribune.
llallstead, Oct. ". Klght wagon loads
t'l' gypsies passed through town Mon
day cni'outc for Scranton.
Colonel Warner nf "Wllkes-Burre, was
u caller In town Saturday.
Among the visitors In town Monday
were, tin; following: Attorney Charles
Alno.v and W. A. Harrington, of Mont
rose: Rev. I.. W. Church and son Jrvln,
of rpsonvlllu: George Sawyer, of De
posit; 13. W. Roylo and Giles Carpenter,
Uf New Mllford.
Miss Virginia Alden, of Conklln.
Upeiit Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Alden.
Mrs. G. Y. Preston and Miss Maud
Harrison were rtinghamton callers on
b'nturday.
Mr. II. II. Crozlor is 111 at the home
Df his son, James Perry, on Chase ave
liue. Miss Cirace Harding spent Sunday
with her parents at Harford.
Mabel Virsburg, of Conklln. was a
Visitor in town Saturday, the guest of
jMisa Evu Van Wormer.
-Misses Edna Ward and Tillie Fox,
nf Buffalo, who are visiting friends in
llallstead, left for Susquehanna, Mon
day, where they will spend a few days
nfter" which they will return here and
Btay for a short time.
Mrs. Henry Millard has returned from
tin extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Alorgnn, at Youngstown. Ohio, she also
made a short visit with friends at Corn
ing. Charles Kgerton, of Flskd.ile. Mass.,
Is being entertained at the home of Mr.
nail Mrs. Leslie Klghmy.
The following were Binglinmlon col
li, rs Friday last: Mrs. Leslie ISighnmy,
Iilisses Josephine and Huth Millard,
Mrs. W. Mel.eod, Mr. and Mrs. James
t-lmrell and Mr. James Snover.
Mrs. John A'nn Loan and daughter,
I. aura, have returned from a visit with
relatives ami friends at Ulnghamton.
TIARJfoRD.
Epeclnl to the Scrnnton Trlbuno.
Ilariord, Oct. 8. Tlio'sunduy school
Institute lor the Fourth district of Sus
quehanna county will be held In tin.
Ilaptist church at west Lenox, October
37. A very Interesting programme has
lieen arranged. Let our Sunday schools
of this place be well represented.
Miss Fllpn Mmi'ei'. wlm has bei n vis
iting her sister In New York state, re
turned home Saturday.
George Payne Is tit tending the na
1 Hona! encampment at Washington, D.
l' tills week.
V.. M. Wat. -on and Rev. C. W. Haw
l.ins are I'-kgntcM to the Christian Kn
tkavor co'ncntlon at Forest Lake, Oc
i tcbor KM I.
' (5, A Tiri'aiiy and John Lewis have
j jinichaseil tile meat market of Mr. Mor
I g.in.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I!. Hammond have
returned from Atlantic city.
Miss Clara Tiffany Is spending the
Wick with her In other, In Nw Alilford.
John Rrlggs, of Owego, Is visiting his
niotlier, Mrs (i. It. Rcssegulo.
Mr n ml Mrs. O. It. Uell. of Taylor, is
visiting lui sister, Mrs. F. L. Hlne.
A surprise was given Miss Ethel A'nn-
' Uusklrk, in honor of Iior slxteentli
birthday, at the home of Mr. and .Mrs.
Harry Miller, October ti, A good time
was enjoyed by all,
Mrs Mary Payne will sell at public
pale, October 15, the hotel.
BROOKLYN.
Fpeclnl to the Scrnnton Tribune.
Brooklyn, Oct, S. Or. and .Mrs. A. J.
'Alney are vhiltlng their (laughter in
Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pal-
, versullst church will meet with Mrs.
M, W. Palmer, Thursday, for dinner.
A social will hit held next Friday
ovenlug at the homo of Hon, J. V.
Adams
Mis. (J. II. Terry ami Misses Gertrude
,. ' Waldlo and Nttu Sage attendeil the
' ' Young People's christian union con
vention at Hopbottoiu. Saturday.
Charles WainiuH Is under the doctor's
rare,
.Mr. and Mm. Hrlsbin, of Sernnton,
. tire the guests of her father, n. u.
J'crrv.
k The marriage of William Terry, of
this place, and MIsh Ada Chamberlain,
A
Tito worst cases of Asthma in tho world
succumb romllly to thoonourwitcuro that
never fall-?. l)r, Kudolph HcliltTmann's
Asthum (Jiiro almost performs miracles.
Mr, II, M. Spencer, 2380 Vermont
avenue, Toledo, O., says: "Asthma has
been Browing 0 ,,, for 3 y()ari?( ,...t ast
Bummer tho attacks bocamu so sovcro that
many nights I spent half tho tlmo gasp
ing for breath. Doctors scorned to glvo no
relief whatever, una I felt thero was no
hopoformo, whim a drug cleric recom
mended your Asthma Cure. Its effect Is
truly magical and gives corapleto rollcf la
from3to5mluutcs."
Sold by all druggists at fiO and $l.no.
6.mlic ila.Vilt,fi 1)r' ? ohlffmanii, Jiox
503, M, Paul, Minn., for a freo Baraple
Vatiitthlt jirfintun thief
"1S47 Rtigfrt lint."
Mllifrwarf inclose J.
of Heart lake, occurred at Montrose re
cently, Hev. K. K. Thomas officiating.
Miss I tattle McMillan has returned
from a three weeks' visit with relatives
in Fast Hrldgcwatcr.
Charles Kittle visited Ills sister, In
Kprlngvllle, last Sunday.
It. M. Archibald called on friends here
Sunday.
Rev. Sage closed his pastorate with
the Brooklyn church September 2S. Tho
people of Urooklyn regret very much to
lose hint from their midst.
Thero will bo services In the tTnlvor
sallst church next Sunday at the usual
hour.
Mr. and Mrs. it. W. Mead, while
driving from the postofllce, Saturday
evening, collided with another team
and broke their wagon quite badly.
Fortunately, no one was hurt. The two
young men, who were driving rather
carelessly for a dark night, will settle
the damages.
Mrs. Minnie Rosoiicrnntz Is visiting
her parents in Klnghnintou.
Miss Grace MeKeover spent Sunday
wltli her mother here.
Hmerson Sterling and family expect
to move to Lestershiro, November 1.
U. It. Burgess will move to the farm
vacated by Mr. Sterling.
A. S. Waldie has sold the V. Kent
farm to a .Mr. Catterson, who will take
possession December 1.
CLARK'S Sl-MMIT.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Pearl Mikel at her home, on
Friday evening, by a number of her
young friends. Those present were:
Miss Alary Malburg, ot Scrnnton:
Misses Emily Leach, Ella Godshall,
Alary Ouyor, of Clark's Green; Annie
Symons. Maggie Waters, Lena Pedrlck,
Alary Custard, Alary Wallers, Hazel
Sharp, Belle Stark, Pearl Mikel, Edna
Ferris, Susie Arnold, Loretta Bowlby;
Alaslers John Alnyer, Harry F. Smith,
Jay Justin, John Williams, Kay Tall
man, Harry 11. Smith, Oscar Dymond.
A number of games were Indulged in.
Itefreshments were served.
Air. and Airs. Harvey Fritz and son
spent Sunday with the former's mother
at Tobyhanna.
Air. and Airs. AV. D. Smith, of Scran
ton, visited the former's parents here
last week.
Misses Clara Westgate and Cora Ar
nold spent Sunday In Scranton.
Harry II, Smith was surprised by a
number of his young friends on Tues
day evening at a party given at his
home. Games were Indulged In, after
which refreshments were served, A
pleasant time was spent.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Bliss Alay Alycrs to Charles Snook, of
Clark's Green, on the l,",tlt.
.Mr. McNeil und family, of Scranton,
have moved Into tho Hiifforil property, on
Hedford street, recentl;.- vacated by J.
Wagner, of Scnuiton.
.Miss Ktha Coon, daitfihtor of Air. and
Alts. George t'uon, was badly injured a
few days ago by falling from a horse.
While she was riding, the girth became
loosened, allowing the saddle to slip
around, throwing Allss Conn off the
horse, hut holding her foot la the stir
rup until she was dragged several rods.
When found, she was unconscious, and
remained in a critical condition for sev
eral boats. 11 is announced that the
injuries me, healing in a satisfactory
manner.
George Itynier lias retired from the
meat mm lad he conducted In the Pod
rick building with such general satis
faction to curtniners, and "Henry Car
penter has succeeded to the business.
William States is assisting hlin.
1'Ilmer Turning is employed la the meat
business in Sernnton.
Airs, Saxe, of Keraulnu, was the guest
of her sister. Airs. S. T, Walker, recently.
The cantata, "Out Flag with the-Sturs
ami Stripes." which win given hero on
two evening with such excellent re
sults, will bo produced at Chinchilla
Aletbodlst Episcopal church on Saturday
evening of this week.
Miss Kiidlo lleemer Is attending tho
Laekawalma Business Collego in Kci'au
tun. LOG OF A SEAGOING TREE.
Odd Detollct Has Crossed the Ocean
Once nnd Is on Its Wny Back.
From the Ualllnioio American,
A tree nilrlft In tho middle of the
Atlantic ocean Is the rate sight report
ed by Captain Freeman of the British
steamer Hlclrn, which urrlved in port
yesterday with a cargo of pig Iron from
Bonlsaf, in thu Mediterranean, It was
on July 2'J, when In a5.1! degrees north
and as.L'2 degrees west, that an unusual
looking object was seen floating ahead
of the Btemucr. Those on tho ship's
bridge made out the trunk and limbs of
a tree about twenty feet long, canted
lo one side and the roots sticking out
of the water,
Tho body of the tree had been bleach
ed white by the sun, and It was covered
with barnacles. Jt evidently reached
the sea by being washed down from
soiun Atlantic count fiver In a freshet.
.Many months ugo a tree green with
foliage, standing upright, was seen off
Capo Henry,
The tree seen from the Sldiu Is in the
game position ns a bell bony, seen two
mouths ago by tha British steamer
Thlrlby, which arrived here. For his
treo to reach Its present position It
must have been drifting about tho ocean
for nearly two years, When thla odd
derelict went adrift It must have been
picked tip by the gulf ulreuni and car
ried Up the const past Newfoundland,
Then It was swept .1,000 miles across
tho Atlantic to the vicinity of the En
glish channel, Next the gillf stream
curried It south past tho coast of
Fraiici' and Spain timl the northwest
coast uf Africa, a Journey ot i",000 tulles,
Here It drifted out of the gulf stream
and went Into the very center of the
so-called Sargnsso sen, In tho middle
Atlantic ocean, tho scene, ot legends of
the sea, where derelicts are supposed
to finally come to rest In a fabled sea
of grass. The Thlrlby passed the bouy
spoken of April HG, In latitude 8l.nl unit
longitude 38.42.
The navy department keeps a record
uf all objects scon adrift and only twice
In live years has a voyngo of the kind
been recorded that compares with that
of the tree seen from the Sldra. Ope
was tho Cape Canso bouy. As that
bouy was one year drifting across tho
Atlantic, the bouy reported by thu
Thlrlby must have been two years
wandering tho sens, as It traveled twice
as far as the Cape Canso bouy. Tho
latter bouy broke adrift from Its sta
tion off Xovn Scotia and drifted nearly
Into the English channel. The bouy
was a little over a year In making tho
trip. Tho skipper of vessels were often
puzzled to hoar tho bell far out at sea.
The bouy was sighted thirteen times,
and was last seen 600 miles off F.uglnnd,
II averaged a drift of ton miles a day,
Tho tree seen by the ofllcers ot the
Sldra will doubtless be picked up by the
gulf stream again and be carried across
tho southern edge of the north Atlantic
ocean, through the West Indies, and up
the Atlantic coast again. It Is follow
ing tho track of the famous derelict
Fannie 10. Wolston, which was adrift
nearly four years and wandered !,1lf
miles. She was 1,100 days crossing and
reerosslng her tracks, and traveling
around In circles. She was sighted
forty-four times, and crossed her own
track twelve times. ,
That this was tho tree green with
foliage and standing upright reported
adrift at sea not far from tho mouth
of the Chesapeake bay about a year ago
there can be little doubt.
PECKYILLE.
The planking in the bridge at the
Ontario and Western depot Is in a de
plorable condition and at the present
time It Is dangerous to drive over. Win
ton borough council should attend to
this matter, as the broken planks arc
on the east side of tho bridge.
Air. nnd Airs. W. J. Broad and son,
Winlleld, leave today for Wells Bridge,
N. Y.
P. W. Curtlss, of Walnut, Kans., Js
visiting his sister, Airs. Jennie Swingle,
of Main street.
THEATRICAL.
"The Cowboy nnd the Lady."
At tile Lyceum last night was presented
"Thu Cowboy and the Lady," one of
Clyde Fitch's plays, by a company
headed by S. .Miller Kent. The story ot
the play is well told and dramatic and
Is studded with the unusual kind of In
cidents with which Air. Fitch loves to Jolt
his audience every now and then.
Air. Kent gave a very graceful Interpre
tation of the role of Teddy North, the
Harvard man who went to Colorado
where bo met lovo and adventure la
abundance.
Supporting him was n very capable
company that assisted him In giving an
excellent presentation of Air. Fitch's play.
"Human Hearts" Tonight.
So strong an impression did "Human
Hearts" make upon a prominent clergy
man of Now York that he wrote to the
gentleman Imper-onating Tom Logan,
vigorously endorsing the play nud In
forming him of his Intention of trotting
nil the orphans of n local asylum out to
see It nt his own expense. And lie did it.
"You cannot conceive," said Manager
Nnnkevllle, "of the appreciation of those
youngsters nt the change of sermon thus
afforded them, unless you had listened to
that gallery the day they attended. With
the 'gods' pre-ent," he continued, "as
oftPii as 1 have myself enjoyed sitting
through It, It was as enjoyable as a box
of monkey sprinkled over with tears.
"Human Hearts" comes to the Academy
of monkeys sprinkled over with teais.
tonight. Alatlnces Friday and Saturday.
Wonderful Trio.
There certainly has never been an acro
batic net in tills city to create as much
talk m the most wonderful performance
of Johnson, Davenport nnd Lorello, at
the Dixie theater. They bold the stage
half an hour, and keep the nudlence In
screams ot laughter all tho time. The
Dixie Is surely a winner.
America's Actress-Manager.
Xow that Amelia Hhighum bus become
America's most celebrated actress-manager,
and the head and front ot thu bes-t
stock company seen In recent years, It Is
Interenllag to compare her methods with
these of other actrcs-es who are "stars."
Before the production of Clyde. Fitch's
piny, "The Climbers," which will Jje seen
at tho Lyceum theater Saturdayvafler
noon and evening, .Miss Bingham made
tho statement that "sho would bo willing
to aacrldcu much In her own part for tho
sake of making a thoroughly artistic
and well-balanced presentation." Sub
sequent events have shown her sincerity
and as "Tho CllmbeiV stands today,
Allss Gordon's rolo Is of equal interest to
others,
Allss I. Ilia Vane, who plays Allss Godes
by, has one of the best situations In the
play qulto to herself: CharliM Bertram,
ns Edward Warden, has another, while
John K. Kellnrd, ns Hlchard Sterling, Is
one of the most predominant characters
In the play. Thero Is also a wealth nf
clever lines, which aro equally distributed
among tho leading characters, Instead ot
being given to tho star alone. In this ar
rangement, Allss Htuchiiin bus liown
magnanimity almost beyond compure.
Seats on sale this morning,
"King- Dodo,"
The music of "King Dodo," which will
make Its appearance at tho Lyceum next
week, has all that subtle eliium and fas
dilation which Gustav Ludeis lustlllid
Into the texture of bis previous siieee-s,
"The Burgomaster." 'j'ho meludinus at
mosphero of tlm entiro performance Is
frngrant and heavy with luirmuulous ex
lilllrntlon. It has undisputed power and
popularity, and many of tho numbeiH
aro of that class which will be whlsTicd,
as were those of Its prcdccesir,
Among the most uotablo songs aro "The
Tale of u Bumble Bee," "Look la the
Book und See," "A Jolly Old Potentate."
"Two Hearts Made One, I'lui Eminent
Doctor Fizz,' "Tho Cats' Quartette,"
CATARRH TAINT
More Lives Are Blighted by Catarrh
than by All Other Diseases.
Itlhcre Is a Mint ot Cuturrh Tulnt
Apply Dr. Agnow's Catarrhal Powder
without delay. It will sao you suffering,
Ileal you quickly whether you have, been
a slave nno month or llfly years. It
lellovcH cold in the head and catarrhal
headache ill ten minutes. The lion. David
Mills, .Minister of Justice for tho Domin
ion of Canada, Indorses It.
Ten Cents buys Dr. Agnew's
Liver Pills -th best. 25
Sold by Wm. G. Clurk uud 11. C. Ban-ilcrso.i.
BRIEFLY li.
There Is No Use Leaving Scran
ton Believe (he State
ments of Scranton
Residents,
Kndorsement by residents of .Scran
ton, I'roor positive from Hcranlon people.
Cannot be evaded or doubted.
Bend this statement;
Air, William Alorrls, of r,Z0 Lackawan
na nveniie, it member of tho firm ot
Alorrls Bros., one or the largest retail
boot and shoo stores In tho city, says:
"I used Doan's Kidney Bills, and you
can put mo down ns saying that In my
estimation they aro n llrst-elass rem
edy. They cured mo completely of a
dull, aching pain across my back and
shoulders, which had been giving mo
much trouble for u year. I am not
much of a hand at taking patent medi
cines, but In Justice to tho merit C
Doan's Kidney Bills I feel It my duty
to give them my endorsement, and I
take pleasure In recommending them lo
anyone that 1 hear complaining of
backache."
For sale by all dealers: price r.O cents.
Foster-Alilburn Co., Buffalo, X. V solo
agents for the United States.
Iteineniber tho name, Bonn's, and
take no substitute.
"I'll Do or Die." "Old Father Time,"
"The Lad Who Leads." nnd "I Adote
Thee." An augmented orchestra Is In
cluded In tho organization, and the rea
dying of the orchestration will lie a
muslcnl I rent.
'"Dainty Pnree Burlesquers."
Today, for tho first time this season,
J. If. Barnes' "Dainty Puree Uurleqilers"
will appear at the Star theater, In a
potpourri of burlesque and vaudeville
novelties, said to be among the best that
the burlesque Hold affords. Both of tho
burlesques are. timely satires, tho open
ing one In which tlm entiro strength of
the company, numbering thlrty-llvo peo
ple, Is employed. Is entitled, "A Night nt
the Hotel AValilrough," and shows tho
fads anil fancies of people in New. York
with ludicrous situations and plenty of
melodious music. The closing affair is
called "Paris I'psldo Down," and the
three ncls Into which It is divided aro
cdiock full of aproarous fun, pretty girls
and brilliant stage effects. Though these
are prominent features of the pro
gramme, tho vaudeville portion Is per
haps the most Inviting, Inasmuch as It
Introduces so many famous vaudeville
entertainers. There will be tho usual
matinees.
Madame Sembrich.
An enthusiastic listener to the groat
prima donna, but one who-e enthusiasm,
Instead of running riot, is so voiced as
to show that he knew what he was
writing about, said, in the columns of a
groat New York morning dally, after a
song.reclial given by Aladamo Sembrich,
during her former visit lo America:
"It was an exquisite treat which Scni
brleli gave lo all hearers who love the
pare and the relined In the art of song.
To every song she gave Us individual
character, by suggestion more than by
emphasis. To every phrase she gave Us
significance by minute shadings, by ac
centuations ot the word and of the note,
none the less effective because wisely
controlled. Then there was the exposi
tion of how to sing, tho volco produc
tion, the breathing, the attack, the sus
taining of tone an object lesson for every
singer; a sermon upon good and true art,
with an Illustrated moral."
It Is such a treat as this which tho
lovers of music in this city aro to have
al the armory on tho evening of Octo
ber 21.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF
THE RAILROADS
i
Lackawanna Railroad Niagara Falls
Excursion, Sept. 25, and Oct. 25.
Special excursion tickets will be sold
for all trains going on tho above dates,
good for return within live (i) days
from and Including date of sale. Faro
for the round trip, $5.00 for adults and
$2.30 for children between tho ages of
five (5) and twelve (12) years.
$4.35 New York $4.35.
October II, the New Jersey Central
will sell excursion tickets to New York
from all stations, .Scranton to Laurel
Bun, Inclusive, at a rate of four dollars
and thlrty-llvo cents, Tickets good to
go on all trains October 14 and good to
return until October IS, Inclusive, In
quire of ticket ngents, New Jersey Cen
tral, or J, S. Swisher, district passenger
agent, Scranton, Pa. '
$4.05 Philadelphia S4.95,
On account of tho National Carriage
Dealers' Protective association, to be
held In 'Philadelphia, October 13 to IS,
the New Jersey Central railroad will
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THE TRIBUNE'S " WANT" DIRECTORY
1HIS, 1 RENTS. FOB M I jJRSVim HISS OPPiUIIEt BcRESfin
Cflly Half a Cent a Word. TlMIl 10 (JjBlllS, niy natf a Cent a fforliL
lor Sale.
'Oil HAI.R-KIno uunrlereil oak Ulnar
table, polished top, At. J., Trlbiin
officii.
KOIt (taLK-Out! hot air furnace, tlno
mantels, gns rhaiulellnrs. Charles D
Sanderson,. 1M Wyoming avenue, Seian
ton, Pa.
FOB SAM-: Town Topics Unlit Mlnlnj
Co. stork Inc. shall'! will be ail
vanceil to Mc, Bliare on Oct. Intb, Churlo
D. Sanderson, Jtlii Wyoming avenue
Scranton, l'a,
KOIt SALR-Abollt 20 fool of desk conn
ter, surmounted with glass front mu
two openings, lowor portion nicely pan
oiled, with drawers nnd nhelvos und-M--nwith.
AIny bo Boon nt tho otllcc ot Ihu
T;ibuno.
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DESIRABLE
ACHEftQE
LOTS CASH OR EASY TERMS
NCAn THC MAMMOTH
LHIHi STEEL HI
AND TWO BCAU1IFUL PARKS.
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VOU SALR, AT SACItll-'ICK-New 11
rooin house; modern Improvements;
steam heal, gas and electricity; elegantly
llnlsbed Interior; ton minutes' walk from
City Hall; terms to suit purchaser; would
also sell household goods. Address bos OS,
Tribune office.
I-'OR SALK-Ouo huge block ot buildings,
corner Chestnut and Drinker streets,
containing stoics and dwellings; also ouo
tlno hotel. Apply to Geo. W. Frost, I0t
Dast Drinker street.
For Bent.
?: WILL 11KNT line ll-room brick liguse;
117 tjiiiuey avenue. Jl. II. llolgate,
Commonwealth Building.
I'OR HKNT-llalt new double house: !K
Prescott avenue; all Improvements,
Apply liij Prescott avenue.
$IS For Rent Ten-room house; excellent
neighborhood; all modem Improve
ments, on avenue. Apply "to II. P. Ham
ilton, 4X Spruce street.
VOJl HUNT-Now house, corner Linden
and Colfax; all conveniences. Inquire
SO.". .Marlon street.
For Sale or Rent.
Port SALK OH RUNT New house on
Columbia avenue; eight rooms and
bath, gas, furnace, modern plumbing.
Terms reasonable. Ralph K. Weeks, lit)
N, Washington avenue.
FOR SALK Oil HHNT-The 3-story brick
building, with boiler house attached,
nnd long row of sheds for horses, wag
ons, etc.; also railroad switch suitable for
manufacturing purposes; lately occupied
by the Clock Tobacco Co. It. 51. Wlnton,
Room No. 50.",, Mears Hullding.
Furnished Booms for Kent.
FOR HUNT Three newly furnished
front looms, heat, gas and bath.
S00 block, Washington avenue. Address
X.. Tiibuno office.
FCRNISHKD room for rent; moals If de
sired. VX.U Jlulberry street.
ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE, providing for the cut
ting of foot-walks down to grade and
tho setting of curb stones along the same
bv the owners of property abutting on
5Iaia street, commencing at or near a
point, In tho village of Greenwood, tho
borough of Jlooslc, l'a.
Section 1 Re it ordained by the town
council of the borough of Jloosic, and it
Is nrilalned by authority of tho same,
as follows to wit:
That all cWners of property abutting on
JIaiii street, beginning at and Including
the David Hollenback property, in the bo
rough of .Mooslc, and running north to
tho most northerly boundary In tho bo
rough of Jloosic (Greenwood hill) bo di
rected and reiiulred to cut all foot-walks
down to grade, nnd to set curbstones in
front of their respective properties, hi ac
cordance with the plans, and speclll:ca
tloiiH prepared by the borough engineer,
now on tllo with tho borough clerk.
Section 2 That sixty days' notice shall
lio clven lo each nf the said owners of
property abutting on said main street at
the points heretofore named, to lower
their said foot-walks to grade, and ti.
snt curbstones ns provided in the first sec
tion of this ordinance. And in caso said
persons shall fall or refuse to comply
with the rorpdremonts of this ordinance
within the time herein specified, the bo
rough of Mnoslt! shall cut down said foot
walks to grade and set out said curb
stones, at Its own proper expense, and
the said borough shall lllu a lien for tlm
cost of tlm same with a penalty added
as provided bv law.
Passed by the said council the (,lh day
of October. A. D. 1M. .
H', L. ANTIIONV. President.
Attest: THOMAS Sl'TCLll-'l-'K.
Uoioiigh Clerk.
THOMAS CRJIMKI.L. Rillgesi.
sell tickets al one fare for the round
trip, on card orders. Rate from Scran
ton, $4,!),', Tickets good to go October
ii to IS, und good to return until Octo
ber '11, 1U02, Inclusive,
PUZZLE.
I'H Hit'-" M ' "- rj ", ii i V I. rnt,
Juivo their names published in tno
i
Ww, e;::
Branch WANT Offleai,
Wnnt Advertisements Will Bo
Received at Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 T. M.
Central Cltv
j ALIIMRT SCIMJLTZ, corner Mul
berry street nnd Webster live.
Ut'HTAV I'ICHML, W Adams
avenue,
West Side
Ol-X). W. .1KNKINS, lot South
Main avenue,
South Scrnnton
' l-'UIOl) L. Ti-ItU'I'E, 7:3 Cedar
avenue,
North Scranton
OHO. W. DAVIS, coiner North
Alain avenue and Market
street.
Groen Ridge
CIlAItLKS P. .lONKS, 1".7 Dick
son avenue.
1'. .1. JOHNS, fOl Clrcen Itldgo
street.
C. I.OIIKNV5. corner Washington
nvqnuo and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNKI'R-IL, lot; Irving
nvonuc.
Dunmorc
J. G. HONK & SON.
Help Wanted.
H II L I W A NTS nAwdfi bluTolikeep
and stenographer; good salary to com
petent person. Addiess Al. C. II., Trlb
uno office.
A AN I LD Agents to sell tea and cor
Ico to consumers. Positions perma
nent. Giand I'nlon Tea Co., 311 Lacka
wanna avenue.
Help Wanted Male.
ANY li-:HSON who wAI "dl'sTrMni b"?-h'c7T-..,
urv r'"' ' ''ally should address
Standard." t Wells, Chicago. Steady po
sition. No canvassing.
WANTED A few machinists; stendv
work Apply to tho National Klovator
and Machine Co.. Honesdale, l'a.
Help Wanted Female.
iwinn-.u-iomiB may lor general olllce
work. Must bo good penman and
ipilck at llgurcs. Apply In own hand
writing. C. S. Woolwortli.
WANTKD Experienced lady shoo clerk.
Stale salary expected. Address, Clerk,
Trlbuno ofllce.
Agents Wanted.
LARGE COIU'ORATION wants energetic
uenorai Agent lor tills county. No
books, Insurance, or cinvntssluy. Ac
quaintance with merchants and manu
facturers necessary. Permanent. IJond.
State age, experience, references first let
ter. Address. Suite 57L', No. 1001 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia.
Situations Wanted.
SlTCATION WANTED-rty a. woman to
go out'wnrklng or cleaning: can fur
nish the best of references. Address Airs.
Gleason, all South Irving avenue.
LADY WANTS situation in dressmaking
department or saleslady In stole; per
fectly competent of filling either of tho
above positions. Address Gabriel Swans,
-":! Cherry street, Dunmore, l'a.
SlTCATION WANTED as scrub or kitch
en girl. Address l:ii", Von Storch ave.
SlTCATION WANTED-At light house
work In small family Addrcf.s A. At.,
l"uli Von Storch avenue.
Room for Rent.
FIIONT ROOM for rent; desirable, 421
Adams nvonuc.
Wanted.
WANTED Six or eight horse power en
gine. State price and length of time
been used. W. AI Hox .7), Starucca, Pa.
Lost.
LOST White bull terrier; two brown
spots over tall. Liberal toward. Dr.
Waluwrlght, U:'7 Linden street.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
13DWAUD C. SPAtri.DINli, C. P. A.. S!
Trailers' Hank Hullding Old "phono ltd.
Architects,
FUEDERICK L. I'.ROWN, ARCH !!.,
Real Estate E;ohango illilu.. 1--1 Wash.
Ingtou avcuuo.
Civil and Mining- Engineers.
H. L. HARDING. Kir. CONNKI.L JiLDli.
STEVENSON & KNlfiilT, ?X UO.V.'
noil building.
Dentists.
DR. C. I-J. HILENUERUEli. PAULl
building, Spruce street, Scranton.
DRcTc. LA1THACII, lir. WVOMINTiTvo
Piro Insurance,
SCIII.AUHR & CO., 101 Conm-ll llulldl.m.
Patent Attorneys.
PA T E N TS !.,KI,,.oaffA08
Tin- only licensed and equipped patent'
solicitor in tin. city. No chaigi- lor In
foi million on p.'itunMhllity; over tea
years' iixperleiioi.
Keplorlc & Co., Mears HI tig-.
Hotels and Restaurants.
ti u: klTTca i-'i-j. ii3iriTTTi;7--7!ANK
lilt avenue. Rates rcasuiiublo.
P. .IKGLUIt, Proprietor.
SCltANTON lIOfSE. NEAR D.. L. . W.
Passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropenn plan. Victor Koch. Proprietor.
Scavenger,
a. n. mucins cleans privy vaults
and cess pools; no odor; only Impiovi-d
pumps used. A. IS. HrlggH. propiiutur.
I ....... ...-.,.,.- llim K'.n tli l.ili. .,......,,..
Ullllll.
or Elcke's drug stoic, i-iirmr Adam
.Mulberry. Roth telephones.
ins ami
Who Screens.
JOSEPH Kl'ETTEL. REAR 511 LACK A.
ave., Scranton, infrs. ul Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
MKGAROKK HOS., PUINTEltS' Sl'P.
jillos. envelopes, papor bags, twluo.
Warehouse, YM Washington avcuuo.
TTilw" WILKl-isiTJCilitll ItlK'ORDCAN
ha bad lu Scrniitoii at the news stand
of lb-lsmaii llros., 100 Spruce and .',')!
l.ludon; M. N'orton. JX' Lackawanna
ave; 1. S. Svhutzcr, '.'11 Spruce street.
ci-iint.- Awn iiMti. in, I... -..... .....
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OV MONEY TO 1,OAN-
Quick, sti night loans or nulldlng and
Loan. At Horn 4 to 0 por cont. Call on
N, V, Wnlkor. 3H-:iir, Connoll btilldlnff.
Miscellaneous.
" '' --.( -yVj
TUB MODEL LAUNDRY. Dunmore.
launders shirts at Sc. ench and collars
nnd cuffs at lc. ench.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delnwnre, Lnckawonnn and Western,
, In KITcct Juno I, ltvi. ,
Trains leave Sciantoii for Now York
At Lit). U.-.U. U.05, 7..V) and lll.tll a. m,l l-.'.D.
...10, .:!j p m. For Now York and Phila
delphia,. Mi. lo.lo a. m., and kl.lu and 3.33
p. ni. I. or Goilldsliolo-AL,0.10 p. ill. Knr
Hfralo-l.lj. ti.ll! and !.() a. m.; l.SS. B.5C
nud 11.10 p. n. Km Itlnghitmton, Eimlra
and way station:!- 10. Si a. m.. 1.05 p. in.
I; or Oswego. Syracuse and t'llcul.'r, ni'd
-, '.'.-.. '" "' P- m. Oswego. SyinctMo
nnd I lle.i train al li.l'L' a. m dally, except
Sunday. ,,. Mnniroso-.i.oi) n. m.; 1.0?
a"'! ' P. in. Nicholson nccummudallor.
l.ro and o.ir, p. m.
I'.loomsbiirg Dlvlftlon-For Nortliumber.
land, at i!.;'.-, and M.in a. in.: 1..V, nnc fill
' ",'. J'ov I'lymouth, at S.10 a. m.; .1.10
and ji o; p :u.
,. A"",,i")' Tl'.l'.ns-l-'or New York, 1.5", 3.M.
,';. .'10 !1- m.i 3.10 and :t.:i.. n. m. I'or
uutTnio 1.1.-, uud is.?;.' a. in.; l."i, ii..vi and
ll.ln p. m. .;,. nplra and way stations--...,
a. n j.'c,.. ijliighamtnn and way st.i
(Ions, n.oo a in. fllonmsburg Plvlslon
Lonve Scrnnton, lo.lo a. m. and O.lo p. m.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
la Mffcct .lime l.'i, hid-.'.
. . Till I us Leave Scrnnton
1-or Phlladel)hl.i and Nef York via D
1 11. It. R.. at at 7.11. through Parlor Cai
and Day Coieli Caibonilnle to Now York
and )., n. m w-lth L. V. Conch C.irbun
diile to Philadelphia, and 'J.1. 4Xi (Uluck
Dlnniond JOxpiecs), and 11.10 p. jn. Suu
dnys, D. ,t n. R. R 1.;,s. !M7 p. m.
lor Whlto lliiveu. Uiir.liUou nnd prlucl
pnl points in the coal regions, via D. &
if. It. Ii.. 7.11. lms and I.:!.", p. m. For
Pottsvllle. 7.41 a. nt.
For Bethlehem, Hasten, Rending, liar
rlsburg and principal Intermedlato sta
tions, via D. K 11. R. It.. 7.11. !).t7 a. m.i
IMS, 13.-, (Black Diamond Express). 11.40 p.
m. Sundays, D. & II. R. It., 0.SS a. m.;
l.r-S. 0.17 p. m.
For Tunkhannock, Towumln, Elmlrn,
Ithaca, Geneva r.nd principal Intermediate
stations via D., L. ,t W. R. Il C.SD a. m.
and 1..V, p. m.
For Gonova, Rochester. Biiftalo, Nlas
nra Falls, Chicago and all points west via
r. & 11. R. R.. h!.o;! p, m.: WIS (Black
Diamond F.xpress). 10.41. 11.10 p. m. Sun
days. D. ft If. Ti. u 12.0!. 0.17 p. m.
Pullman pnrlor and sleeping or LeblgJ:
Valley Parlor cars on all trains betweer
Wilkes-Barro nnd New York. Philadel
phia. Ruffnlo and Siisponslon Iliidge.
ROLLIN If. AVILIICR. Ocn. Silpt, :
Cortland street, New York.
CHARLES S. LEE, Gen, Pass. Agt H
C!ortland street, New York.
A. W. NONEMACHETt. Dlv. Pnss. Agt..
South Rulhlehcm. Pa.
For tickets anil Pullman reservations
apply to city ticket office, 00 Public
Square, Wilkcs-llarre, Pa.
Uav.,v , .Tu iiiinni i uijiunn Willi
out delay. Write for our special mar
ket letter. Free on application. 8. M.
lllbbatd .i Co., members N. Y. Consoli
dated nnd Stock Rxcbniigo. 41 nnd 44
Ilrondway, Now York. Kstnbllshcd 1881
Long Dlstnncn 'Phnne 2m Tlrond.
READING SYSTEM.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Coriectcd to September lti, 1W1.
Stations In New York, foot Lloc-rty
street and South Ferry, N. R.
Trains leave Scranton for New York,
Philadelphia, Huston, Ilelhlehem, Alton
town, Aliiucb Chunk, Whlto Haven, Ash
ley, Wllkes-Ilarro and PIttston at 7.30 n.
m.. 1 p. in. and 4 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
Quaker City Express leaves Scranton
7."o n. m., through solid vestibule train
with Pullman Ruffct Tarlor Car for Phila
delphia with o.ily one change of cars for
Riiltlmoro nnd Washington, D. C nnd all
principal pants south and west.
For Avocn. PIttston and Wilkcs-Bnrre,
1 p. ni. and 1 p. m. Sunday, 'J. in p m.
For Long Hranch, Ocean Grove, etc., -.
7.30 a. m. and I p. m. '
For Reading, Lebanon and Tlarrlsbnr;;
via Allen town at 7.30 a. m., 1 p. in. and 4
p. m. Sunday, L'.IO p. m.
For Taninqua and Pottsvllle, 7.30 a. in.:
1 ). m. and I p. in.
For rates nnd tickets apply to ngent at
station.
W. G. r.ESSt.F.R. Gen. Manager.
C. M. lU'RT. .Gen. Puss. Agt.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule In Kl'l'cct Juno 10, 1012.
Tinlus leave Scraulon-(i.S a. m., wool!
da vs. through -slIbulo train from
Wilkes-Hnrre. Pullman buffet p:irln' civ
and coaches to Philadelphia, via Potts
vllle; Btops at principal intermediate mil
lions. Also connect!! for Sunbuiy. Ilnr
rlMburg. Plilliiilelphln, Ualliniore, Wah-
tllgton ana lor i'iiisimiik .iii ii"' nr.-i.
0.17 a. m.. wool: days, for Snubnry. liar
ilsburg, Philadelphia, P.iUtlnioi-o. Was1!
Iiigtun and Pittsburg and tin- West
1 ) p. in., w -ek da vs. (Sundays. I..V p
m.), for Sunbiiry, llarrlbnrg. Phllnlt.
phla. Haltlnioie. Washinslon and Pitts,
burg and the West.
!i "S ii m., wee!; days, thiounh vetlbP
traTn from Wllkos-rtarro Piillni:in bulTet
parlor car and i-nnehes to I'lilliidoliililii vl-i
Pottsvllle Stops al principal Inlcrmcdl
ale stations. .....
! I!.', l). in., week d iyn. for tbizlelon. Sun-lnii-y,
ll.nrlsbiim, Philadelphia and Pitts-
hm'B' ,T. P. llt'TCIHNPON. Gen Algr
.1. 1!. WOOD. Gjii Pass. Agt.
Delaware nnd Hudson.
In Effect June bi, 1:1.1.'.
Trains I'or Corbutidulo leave Si-rmitnii nt
. . 7 ;;.; s.:;ii. Ui.i:i a. m.; Vim, 1. 12, 2 11,
I.!:".; r..:o! u '-'". -'--i- " l""1 !' '"' 1:'-!S-
"i-'o'r lloucsdale-il.ll. 10.13 n. in.: 2.11 and
r''Fur Vlll;c!i-l!ario-i!..'.:. 7.11. S II. !. 17.
10K! a. m.: l'.MJi. H-'. 21''. "-'. I.:i". ' !".
7-;s 1D.II, II.1'-' P- m.
For L. V- " II- Polnls-V.il. 0.17 n. 111
" t! 4.3.1 and II. P ii- m.
For Pennsylvania It. R. Pohits-iiS?
'1 17 a 111.; 1.42. 0.2S and 4.;',"i p. in.
"For Albany and all points north 7.31 a.
in and 3.."'1 " nl
in. ami fl,,SIUV TRAINS. ?-
I.'or Cirbondnli s.:.o. 11.:y in. m.T 2.11,
R.vi, :.:--' and 11.17 p. m. - , ,"r , .
Fur Wllkcs-isaru--o.3S a. m.j l.'.o;. i.-,s.
3"s 0 32 and 0.17 11 ni.
I'm- Mbuuy and points nnr.'i--3...i,.,n, in.
I.'or lloiierdali SM a. m.; 1133 ail 3
''wl'l.. PRYOlt. D P A.. B.-i-anlojj, P.i.
Eiie Rnilro.id Wyoming Division,
In Ell'i'it Si'Pteinbcr !.". 10'-2..'
T111I1 I'-ave Sciaiiliia .for New Voik,
Newbingb and Intermedial' points. aln
ini- ili'Wh'V and local stations at 7.20 a. .
,"i--"i-,, llmi-H.Val'J' ami Whlto Mills t't l.Jl
'''Trlilas airlvo at Scranton at I0.3STI. m.
nnd MS p m. .
New York, Ontario nud Western.
Tlmo table In cftoot Sunday, Sept. 2J, 1002.
NORTH IKll'ND TRAINS. '
l.piu-u Leave- Arrlva
Trains.
Nn. I ..
No. 7
Scranton Cnrbondnlo. Cadosla.
...ii.3i)a.m. II. inn. in. I.ogp. 111.
... li.10 p. m.Ar.Caiboudalc lilo p.m
SOI Til TIQCND.
Leave l.eavo ArrlV4
l.'adosia. Carbimdale. Scranton.
ll..")0u. 111. 7.2.1(1. Ill,
Trains
No. ii
Ni
, 2.l."i p. 111. 11X1 p. III. 4.45-P. Ill
i "vn.lVS UNLY. NORTH I!OlND.
' Leave Leave A'x'rlvo
Trains. Scranton. Cnrbondnlo. Cndoslii.
No 0 s;Mn- '" -,0a- " '0.13a. m.
v 5 7.W p. ni.Ar.Caibnudalo 7.45 P.m
,M. a hoV'CU HOPND. :
Leave Leave Arrive
Trains. Cadosla. Caiboudale. Serniilon,
Vu 1; U.5D a, 111. 7.2.1a. in,
No. 111 4.30 p. 111. ii (Hi p. m. U.4.p. m,
Trains Nos, 1 oil week days, and 0,011
Sundays eu nnect for Now York city. Mid
dletowu, Walton. Norwich, Oneida, Os
wego and all polntu west.
Train No. 6, wltli "Ouakcr City Ex.
press" at Scranton. via C. R. it, ofN. J.,
lor Philadelphia. Atlantic City, Ualtlmoro.
Washington and Ponnsylvunla "st.-iki
Seo tlme-tabto and consult ticket agents
for connections with other lines. ,1.
J. C. ANDERSON. !. P. A.. New York.
J. K. WJ31.SU, T. P. 'A., Scranton.-Ta.
ft