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THE SOKANTOtf TRIBUNE-P1IIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1902.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
Special to tho Kcintiluii J'i Ibuno.
Aloiillnsc, Out 9. Alls. Ihigeno Wllmot
was h recent Mlor In llnllstcnd.
Atonlioso high school foot hall team was
defeated by tiii Keystone uenilomy team
hist Hiitmdiy nllernoon hy u seme ot 14-n.
Tills was tlio high hcIiooI'm Urst ginno ami
iih Iho team lliul hail llttlu pinctlcc inul
woio nitiuli lighter lit weight than their
opponents, they poihnps have hdiiii' excuse
to offer lor tlii'li dlsastious dolout
Our llvotymeli mi' kepi busy dllvlng
city pintles tluuugh tho sui rounding
louiilry to l(v the beiitlllriilly ui le
gated foliage with which the does III ilia
nelglihoilng woods mo un'cicil.
Qtiititoi master .Soigount V Nnh,
who is stationed at OlMiluiut, ai lived In
town Suniliu evening anil loinaliieil with
Ills family until Tuesday evening, who
io relumed to camp on uceount or e
Iilratlon of leino
Scvotul fiuiii this place wont In Scum
ton Momlii) evening to weak In tho wash
ci lei.
Tho Juvenile minstrel will give no cn
tcitalnnicnl at village Ii.iII next Thuis
elny evening, Oct. 9. Thr lompany bus an
einlublo lopututlon us inloi Illinois, anil
Judging ft om the lingo wile of lesoncd
scuta will ln well alliMiiktl Dlugiuin now
open at AltCuuslund'H phaimacy. Ail
mlsslnn :i." and . umiIh.
Bruce Tu'iell It'll this cloning on his
long ttlp iu'iosm tho continent In Fop
pettish, Washington, whcio In- will In
the j'ii t ii i mal.c his homo. Ills dep.nt
uro Is uii'.uly H'sii'tli'd liv his niiiiiv
filelids In Mils place, and all hope thai III i
new plan of i-i'.ditonco will piove pleas
ant and llgll cable
Private A It i'riil. on Hnlunl.ii even
ing 1 Mm nod tn the tamp at Ul phaiit
nflrr spending a few d.i.s In town.
Hev A. !' Mm Tnhel dultvri.'il an e-t-f
Ilclit senium to a laigo lotigicgullnii
lit the union mm Ice In the Alcthndlst
Kplspocal ihliieh Sunday cu-nlng .Mi.
Mill Toliel Is mi vM-pedliiKly lino ipoakor
mill a voi deep lliliiKer, and the oplu
Irai Is unhel.sal that the UiesliVtottniH
made no mislaid In the selection of limit
pastor.
Sour.il fiom this plate ale attending
the Grand Aimj ol tho Bcptihllc encamp
ment at Washington among whom aie
Air. and Alls. II i' in tinges and Cap
tain II. l' BeitliMev.
A llepnhllcan lally will he held In this
place Ocloher 2.1, at which Judge Samuel
Penm packer and lion. Holes l'piuo-o will
be tjic iiilnelp.il spc.tkcis. A icccptlon
will he lendcml Ihem upon tlnlraiiii.il,
which will he nl alioiit II o'eluc1; a. m
and the speaking will tal.e place at 1 :;n
p. in. Othei piuiiilneut spouki'is will also
be picscnt to make nddi esses.
FOREST CITY.
Special lo the Scranton Tribune
Foiost I'ltj, Oct. P. .Mr. and AIis.
Mh.li.iel AlcC'.iith.i, of L 'anion, I'.i., weie
this week guests at the homo of Andlew
TIealei. Tlie ,ue on llulr wedding tour.
Alls. Alt ("ni thy is a lister of All-. lle.ilej.
The thlid tpi.irtoily couleioiite or the
Alcthoilist KpiM'op.tl fliiiifli will he held
Satin da v evening. Piosldlug Klder Wui-
1101 Will llf present.
All.s V. C. Conic v is iNling fileiuls In
lionesdale.
J AI. tia'dlncr Is ut Hiadfoid, atteud
hiK the l1innirn': state eoiiieutlon. as a
delegate fiom Knleipi isp lo-e eompani.
S. .T. .leimliiK.s this week nssumeil the
MincilntPiidency of the Illllshle wotks ut
tills plaee to mii ceed V. I.. IVIcim.u,
who has lit nti made rpiiii.iI superintend
ent. Air. .IcuninR.s, allhotiRh a .miuiij
man, N tlinioushl.i eiiulpppil 101 tho po"l-
NOTICE:
These Stores Will Be Closed
Satuulay Next Until 6 P. M.
pbimwaffluaujagBSBaBagsg
9
The women of Scranton are being convinced,
not altogether by what we say in our talks on Soro
sfs Shoes, blt by comparison. Your appreciation
of this perfect shoe can only come the same way.
It's the way we want. Our strict investigation at
the factories and retail shoe shops of the "Sorosis"
givesa foundation for our enthusiastic talks through
the newspapers. We're gaining onr point day by
day convincing by comparison that "Sorosis"
Shoes are the most stylish and comfortable, that the
finish and workmanship is equal to any $5.00
Shoe made.
Samter Brothers
MERIT MAKES IT FAMOUS.
The Only Heinoilylii the World,
Hxccpt a Surgloitl Operation,
that Will Certainly Cure
Any Form ot Piles.
Tho study of lili.VHk'litiis, tlm cxiioil
lncnts of t'hetnlfti, the lotiilly itilvei
tlscil niolt'imlnnfi of ittai'ltH, liuvo been
foi' yeins exiipiulett In one illiei'ttott; tu
flint u illu euro that wniilil cuii;.
'J'he le.stlltn linvo been n iillinbei' of
liai inlesM inul Hi most ilisoi useless
iilnttiH'iit.s, suppositories inul uvon In
ternal leliiedli'S, whleli the iiulillc linit1
wpIrIioi! In tliu b.ilaiico ol" experience
mid founil wmitliiR; nearly nil of tlieni
rave hoihu relief, hut nothing itiiiu'o.ieli-
Iiir u railleat euie lesultotl fiom these
prep, nations.
Tin- leineily rtipilieil Is one which
will iniliieitlately slop lln imln so se
veie In ninny eases of piles, anil then
by I'lntrni'tliiR; the small blood vessels
(caplllni le.s) to their nmiiuil !, pin
illlee'i n i"iill''iit euro hj retltleltiK anil
llnally iibcrhliiR the tumors ami heal
ing the Inll.itnod, law mucous surfaces.
Until a few yeniH iiro, no such leni
edy hail been produced, but ut ilutt
time a suppository was placed upon
the tiiaiKet, which lias .since proven
llself to be (he loiiR-sollKht peinianont
cure for Ihls common anil dlstiessliiR
liouble; It has lapldly become fmiioui
IhroiiRhoiit the 1'nlteil States and
Canada, atid is niuv hold by all clriiR
Rlsis iiudi'r the name or Pyramid l'lle
('me.
It Is now the best known, because Its
merit and safety have advertised It
wheieier used. Ii has been ndiertlsed
by woid of mouth, fioin one Miffeiei' lo
nnothri: people who ham tiled rveiy-thliiR-
else, even subinittliiK to painful
and daiiRcrnu'' Mit'Rlc.il oper.itlous
wlthoul avail, have iinally found that
piles can be imeil without pain and
without evpense practically, as the
Pyramid Pile Cure Is rold for the nomi
nal pi lie of .",0 cents and $1 per patkage.
Tho Pvi.imid instantly htops all pain
and ut the same time coptains no co
caine, morphine or narcotics; the acids
and licalliiR properties contained in the
lpiiiedy sptulily lemovo, cause a heilth
ful. natuial (.ontraetion and absorption
of the tumors; li,will ctue any form of
i petal tiouble except eanecr and ad
vanced llf-luln, which, by the way,
nearly always result fiom neglecting
piopor and timely tientment for piles.
A book on cause and cure of piles
sent fiee by addressing Pyramid Drug
Co.. Alai-shall, Alleli.
tlnn by shvleen yens' expeiiencp in the
mii ions departments of tho eompani.
ltepuhllr.in County Chairman Jl. Ii. Lit
tle. esi , was a caller along the Jcffcison
today.
AVOCA.
The seating capacity of til" S.irsilcld
opera house was lnadc(unte lo aeciuiK
dale the gieat numbers of Miikiis thai
in-ocmbUil Ihcie on Wednesday afteiaoon
to PNpirss their Iccllngs In legaid to the
leipnt action of Piesldent IJnei in Ids
insulting lcmaiks of Picldent John Alil
chell Spviinl spenkeis wrie present.
The Inllowllig losolutioii wele adopted:
Whciias. The opeiatois, in Ponleience
with I'lpslilcut Koospiclt, claimed that
sfipuii -the per cent, of the Culled Aline
Woil.eis would tetiiin if they had mili
tary pioteetlon; theiefnre he It
Jtesolved, That we denounce the state-
You wiflfl find experienced
fitters in our Ladies' Shoe
Department, who will give
you every attention. All
styles, all leathers and always
Complete Outfitters
ment of the operatoia to befnlso and
UilslrnilluR,
Hesolved, That we tand by tho decis
ion of the Shnmoklii eoinelltlon until this
sttiiRRle Is hoi unlit In u siicopsful Ipsuc.
Allsi"j Nellie flcanlon and Alaiv llnr
ictli or Aii'hbald, me riipsIm of Aits. P.
J. Itnriclt.
I'lie Alonllois dpfeatcd the UtiRliL'Stouii
team .lesteutay aftprmion. Hroic, U-ii.
Albs Abu riii et Karlv has leliliued homp
attrr si-vail ila.is' vMl with fileiuls In
i:inihliist.
Airs David Jtosser and son teturncd tn
their homp In WVst Vlinlnla yestcnhiy,
after speiiillliR m'VpiiiI months with
iiIpihIs hoi in . , ,
William Howell iPtutni'd to his home
In New Vol Is city ii"teiduy.
NKJII OLSON.
Bpoclnl to the Sciiinton Tribune.
Nicholson. Oct. !i -'Attn. Pied Stephens,
of Wllkes-llnlie. Is visiting In r mother,
Airs llallouay Stephens.
The Women'H Cliilstlan Teiupoianco
union met with Alls. A. W Htaik and a
dpllKhtfiil pioRiamme was lemlcicd.
Alls. Will Suuhcs, of Olcnwood. la
spending some time with her mother, Alls,
(leoige Nichols.
P. A. C'olum lert Wednesday for Sayie,
whcie ho Intends lo make It his futille
homo.
O. (!. HoitRlit. who has been looking ut
ter timber land In Tcnnes.sec, leluined
home Sunday.
JIOPBOTTOM.'
Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Ilophottotn. Oct. 0. Air. and Airs,
Hei-
tholf arti visiting Ii lends In
Alaiisllcld
tills week.
Air. and Airs. Alonao Hell me attend
ing the soldleis' eiicampinenl ut Wash
ington. O. C.. this week. They will
ilsil Philadelphia heroic their return
home,
Alls. II. AI. Tiffany Is attruilliiK the
t'ulieiMillht eniivcutiim at Uliigli.initnn.
Alls. Kato Turner Is limiting ft lends In
lllnghamtou this week.
CLARK'S (JREEN.
A linhiue entcitalnment will he given
In the Methodist Kplscopal church at
Clark's (iieen, I'rlilay eieniug, tJci. i",
under the auspices of the npworth
League. The proRiamme: Pait 1. In
strumental ami vocal imibto, leadings, re
citations, etc. Part 2. Work by the class
in Uels.irte, twelve young ladles tn (Jie
elan costumes, tableaux- mouvants. "The
Lotus Lators"; song, living pictures "The
Last Ttose of Summer;" pong and tab
leau changes, "Homo, Sweet Home;"
song with tableau. "Kalth, Jtopp and
Chailty:" "C.ood-NIglu." "Very Pretty,"
"Putting Chlldien to Hed," "Heavenly
Vlsltois," "Goddess of Di earns, Love,
Angel;" pantomimes; "Lead Kindly
Light," Otace D.uU: "Itock of Ages,
Anna nibble; "The Star Spangled Uan
ner," JMith Wilson ;" poses pliistliiues
miter noted models in art), "The Sun
Worshippers," "Destruction of Pompeii,"
.tl... " .rr.u.,.,i-in If. Mm C.lll of AlPlCV."
'Fall of Kah.ilon," "Death of VlrRlnla,"
"NioliP s natlgaipr.s -ieiiveui. i-
lons," "1'ear," "Grief." "IleniPmber Ate,"
"Forglie and Foiget," "111 Sight of
Home," etc etc.
Alessis. A lid lew Singer. William II.
C-..I.1, a w lliiniri- inul Air. and Afrs.
C.coige W. Pond aie attending the Cirand
eue.impmenl or the i.ianci Aimy oi me
Republic, now being hold in Wa-hlngton,
D. C
The pulpit ot the baptist eliiuch will
he Idled by supplv sent by the Rev. Air.
llullev, who was unable to lllll It himself,
at the usual hour II o'clock.
Cards aie out. announcing the wedding
of our townsman, Charles Snook, to AIi"s
Alae Al.ieis, of Clink's Summit, on
Wednesday evening next, nl the homo of
the bride's father.
a pair
1
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IF YOU ARE SICK
And need medicine for your
Kidneys, Liver, Bladder or
Blool. get the Best.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy.
If you are suffering from kldticy or
blailuur disease, tliu doctor asks. "Do
you ik'slto lo urinate often, Ami ntc you
compelled togct up frequently during the
night? Docs yam back pain you? Does
vour urine Ktain linen? It tbcten scald
ing pain in passing it, nntl is it dlflleutt to
hold the urine back ? If so, your kidneys
or bladder are diseased."
Try putting some of your mine in a
glass tumbler, let it stand twenty-four
hours. If there is u sediment, or a cloudy,
milkv nppeai mice, your kidneys are sick.
Dr. David Kennedy's Knvotitc Remedy
will surely relievo and cure the most dis
tressing cases of these dread diseases,
and no physician can prescribe n. medicine
that equals it for kidney, liver, bladder
and blood diseases, rheumatism, dyspep
sia and chronic constipation.
Walter D. Miller, of Delhi, N. Y
writes :
"I suffered for years with kidney
trouble and severe pains in my back,
nt times it was sn bad I could hardly
walk. My stomach nl'o troubled mo
and I frequently had twinges of rheu
matism. I suffered a great deal and
received no benefit until I began the
use of Dr, David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. After taking 'it a shoit
while it cured me."
It is for sale by all druggists in tho
Wo iv 3Q Oont Gizo and the regular
$1 00 size bottles- less than a cent a dose.
Samflr bottle enough for t ml, free y mail.
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, Hondout, N, Y,
Dr, David Ktnnsity'f Ctliltn Drom instnnt relief.
Hjuraljia, RlioumMIsm, Bruliu, Burnt. -, 00c.
THEATRICAL.
"Human Hearts,"
W. K. Nnnl evllle's "Ihmi.iu Ileal K" a
talc of the Ailitiiv,m hill-, opened a Hiiro
(lays' encasement at the Ae.idemy hint
night to a very I.iiko ami oiithiisl.iitiu
nudlence. The pl.iy m a touching Mory
ol heirt inteiest In four acts, and Is pie
senteil bv a very clever and well-h.il-ai.eed
company. John A. Hoone, In the
leading lole of Tom l.omin, and Miss
niln W. Il.itlan. as his v.ile, divided tho
honoiH. The eliaraeter woik of Thomas
Jloesnn, tlm tramp; Frank Giiderin, as
tho ciazy brother, and JIIss I.lllle lies
ton, as tho mother, weie all very Clevel
and came In lor generous nppl.iiue. A
very pietty and winsome little tot of i!
years, n.iby Manila, captured the hearts
of the whole audience In the role of Lit
tle Grace l.osan.
The company caiiles n erv complete
and handsome scenic equipment. The
plii vill be lepeated nKuin this urler
noim anil pvciiIiik; also Saturday after
noon and eenIiiH.
"Phi-oso" Not the Only One.
XoUWlhstnndlns; tho fiuoio cieatcd by
"1'luoMo" at tho DKio tlie.itei- this week,
the mechanical wonder has not been tho
only ineritmlniin ntliiietiou by any means
Vonnss and lirock. imislehms, liao won
much applause in their ecellent int.
Their poitr.ijal of the coimliy dance Is
one of the novelties that. neoi falls to
evoke an encoie.
KnlBht bi othei H, sinei.s and d.ineeis;
the White and Stu.ut eomiiany in com
edy, and Johnson Davenpoil and l.oiella
mo ai lists in their line.
Dainty Paree Burlesquors.
The Dull.ty 1'aice nuileiiuers who
Rieeted bv I.iiro audiences al the Star
theater M-steiday, and upon the whole,
B.ue an amusing peiloinmnce. The com
pany, which is headed by May Booth,
one of llic? handsomest women on the
burlesque stiiRe, includes a choitis of nu
usnal facial atti.ictiveness, which seuid
to iolleo the monotony of a lot of drivel,
labelled a "comedy satlie."
Tlm olio contains pome eiy ood acts.
One id tho Ki-eatest hlls was probably
ni.ido by the l.yoncttc Slsteis. the ladies
with fos-hoin olce who lendeied coon
songs in an oiiginal and emphatic way
that eokcd entuslasllc encore. Oilier
meiitoilous ads weio given by Ollilen
and I.uwience, M'llo. Lalo-ka, contor
tionist: I'VIix Martin, Fieucli dialect
comedian; Sluiefevs and Stlllwcll and tho
Oiahams.
cpieis will
the week.
Tho Dainty Pareo ISuiles
be at the Star tho balance of
"The Climbers."
The most intense moment in ' Tho
Climbers," which will be presented at tho
Lyceum Saturday afternoon and evening,
is tho ilaik scene at tho end of the sec
ond act, in which tho embezzling hus
band Ii inndn to contess his theft.
Tho scene leembles somewhat that of
tho apparition In "The Hells," and so
winked upon the feeling of the audience
on the Hi st night at the Illjou theater,
New Yoik. Unit Miss ISinglmm decided
to dimly illuminate tho theater. Tho 1m
pioveinent did not alfect tlm stlirlng
sec-no in the least, and it made her au
diences feel moto comfortable. Tho al
teiution has. Leon letalned. Scats oil
sale.
"King Dodo" Next Week.
Tho Castle Squnin Opera Vnmpany
counts among Us many successes "Tho
Sultan ot Hilhi," by Oeoigo Ade, who-o
"Failles In Slang" have placed him
PICTURE PUZZLE. "
FOR Till-: MTTLC OXKS Cut out tho pletuiea appearing on this page each
day, tliaw- a pencil mail; mound tho hidden object, sao Ilium until Hat m day,
then send them or tnKo them to Tho Tribune ofllcn In an cnwlopo uildieasod to
"Puzzlo Dopaitment." Kncloso In tho envolopo your mime, iu,o and addiess Tho
uojs and girls wlio ooneotly mm I; tho sis plclmcs appealing during tho week,
and whoso nnswors nro fit t toeelved, will havo thoir names published In Tho
Tribune Alonday morning.
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The&e three Kittens smell mice.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
Only Half a Cent a Word.
For Kent.
HVVVVVV'WVVWWVVVVVV
Kbit nMNT-lhlir new double house; !10
1'ii'Hcott nveiiue; nil linprovemenls
Apply iKSi I'leseott avenue.
IS For ltont Ten-loom houso; excellent
nelgliboihood; nil modem Impime
incntH, on nveiiue. Apply lo It, i lliiin
llliin, IL'U Spuue stieot.
l'6ll HUNT-New house, eoi net' Linden
and Colfnx; all conveniences. Imiilll'e
so". Minion sllcel.
For Sale.
KOU HAI,l2-One hot air finnaee, ihreo
niautels. Chillies U Sandeisou, I'M
Vomlng iiveune, Seianton,
JI'HT AimiVniJ with a eaiload ot
hoises, welglit l,10i) to l.WiO; good woik
eis mill dilveis: ulso sevial closely
mulched teams. Can be seen at :UI Ray
mond com t. I.'. M. Cobb.
FOR SAI.K One hot nlr furnace, tlneo
mantels, gas chaiulelleis. Chillies O.
Sandeiaoii, li) Wjomlng incline, Scran
tun, 1'a.
FOIt SAI.i:-Ton Toplei Cold Mining
Co sluck; 10c. shale; will he ml
Minciil tn riije. sh.fie on Oct 1."lh. Chillies
1. Snmleison, ' I3i! Vonilng iisenue,
Scianlon, rn
FOIt HAM: About ;o feet or desk coun
ter. Hiirniounted with glass fiont and
two openings, lower poi lion nli clj, pan
elled, with ilinwei.4 and ahnHcf und"r
neath. May he scon at tho ofdeo of The
Tiilnine.
For Sale or Ilcnt.
FOR S,m: o'n'llKNT New house on
Coliunbla avenue, eight rooms and
bath, g.isv finnaee. modem plumbing.
Tonus icisoimble. llalph r:. AVeeks, lll
N Washington avennu
FOR SAM-: OR RHNT-The :i-stoiv brick
building, wltli boiler house nttaelied,
and long low of sheds for horses, wag
ons, etc ; also lnllioad switch suitable for
lniiiiuliietiiilng puiposes; lately occupied
bv the Clock Tobacco Co Ii. M. Wliitnn,
Iloom No. .Mi", Meais Riillding.
ruvnished Hooms for Rent.
Fl'RNISIIIIU ROOM. vci-. desirable, well
lighted, good eutllatlon, choice loca
tion; steam heat, bith, ga" 01') Spiucc.
FOR RKNT Tlncc new! f in nished
fiont looms, heal, gas and bath.
000 block. Washington avenue. Adchess
X., Ti Ibuno ofllce.
Eoom for Esnt,
FRONT ROOM for
Adams nvenue.
lent; desirable, 4JI
among the foicmost wilteis of t lie time,
and "Foggy from Fails," also trom the
pen of this gifted author Another suc
cess is "Tho 1'ilneo of Pilsen," by I'Kley
and Iauleis, author of "King Dodo."
"Tho Prince of Pilsen" has bioken all
the lecoids for hot weather amusement
In rtO'ton this season, where It ran the
entlio summer season at tho Tremont
theater. The Uiunil Fngllsh Open eom
panv, now in its eighth annual tour, will
oulv be seen in the larger cities.
"King Dodo,"
soon, has manv
opei.i company,
which Homy W.
which will bo seen heio
leci ults fiom the giund
and the ononis Is one
Savage, tho manager of
th Castle Scpi.-ue enterprises, bus eho-en
with great care. Theater-goers will cer
tainly enjov tills singing and beauty
show. "King Dodo" made one of the
gieatest hlls of tlie p.ist season at Daly's
theater, New York city, and will, It is
stated, be presented In the same gor
geous ill ess as In that great metropolitan
inn. Tho dates announced for the en
gagement at tho Lyceum are Wednes
day anil Tliuisd.iy nights. Oct. 15 and HI,
nnd Thin sday matinee. Diagram for the
engagement opons Monday at fl a. in.
"The White
Ii.utley Campbell's
Slave."
Justly eeiolnated
diama, "Tho White ShiM" elaborately
staged and costumed In the chaiaeteii.s-tlc-
tyle of, 1S.17, will be the attraction
nt the Academy for tlneo d.ijs, lieglnnhig
next Mond.iv night.
The author conceived In "The White
Slae" many oiiglual and tlullling situa
tions. Tho story of "Lisa," the slnc
girl, is so human and so drastic that it
Is ever fascinating. The comedy sp.ukles
with rich humor which lelleves the
set ions 'cencs and tlullling climaxes with
which the play abounds. The company
Is much linger than in any pievlous pic
sontntlon of "Tho White Slave," and In
cludes only pla.iers of established repu
tations, Matinees will bo gi on on Tues
day and Wednesday. '
The lime. Sembrich Hecitnl.
No musical event yet offeied In this
eltj, which bus been fn voted by visits
Unm the woild's gieatest artists, lias
been sin passed m meilt to the coming
of Mine. Mincelhi Sembrich at tlm Ar
mory on Oct. 21, and our mu-lcal and
society people have already shown that
they appieelate tills gieat atllst by tho
eailv inteiest shown In the subset Iptton
sale at Powell's music stoic,
The new aiiangeinent of the diagram
makes It possible to see and hear in nil
parts of the groat building, and tho
popular pilces tuo within the lench of all,
The piognimniii which Mine. Sembrich
will give on till ocuisiou Is pioiiounccd
pel feci b musicians and will pleuso all,
as It conipilses gems fiom tho greatest
authors. Those fleshing choice seats can
secure Ihem by culling at Powell's, wheie
tlie diagram will i omnia open until tho
leeltul occurs. Seats can also ho rcuiul
at Aliti. Long's, Wllkes-Haire, ami II,
F. Clink's, Caihonilale,
Can you tliul two mice?
No Order
Accepted for Less
Than ID Cents.
Brand) WANT Qfflsas,
Want Advoitlsements Will Bo
Hocelved nt Any of the Follow
ing: Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALIli:RT SCttt'LTZ. cm nor Mill
beiry slieet nnd Webster live.
Gt'HTAV PICIII':i., U'fi Allium
incline.
West Side
OHO. W. JCNtCINS, 101 South
Alain avenue,
South Scranton
rnnn l. ti:rppi:,
itvolilie.
7J0 Cod nr
Noith Scranton
GL'O. W. 1AV1S,
Alnln nvciiuo
stieel.
cm nor
and
Xoi th
Mai hot
Grcen Hldge
ciiarli:s p. joxl.s, ir."
Dlck-
son avenue.
J. JOHNS, DJO Gi con Rldgo
slieet.
F
C.
LORIONZ. rnrner Washington
avenue and Mm Ion stioct.
Fctersbuig
W. H KNllPFCL,
avenue.
1017 Irving
Dunmore
J. G iioni: ,t SON.
Help Wanted.
a is I'l'.u- loting man or young wo
man to do olllce work mid make them
selves genciallv iiserul A knowledge ol
Hi o Itisuianeo Is deslinhle nnd If possible
applicant should live at home. Address
with leloiences, J!, j;. ;., Tillnme olllce,
Fciunton, Pa.
HHM' WAXTHD-Asslstiint bookkeeper
and Hlenoginpboi ; good saint. v to com
petent pet son. Adiiiesi M. C. JI Trib
une ofllce.
A A NTIOD Agents to sell tea and cof
fee to consumeis. Positions peima
ncnt. Giand Union Tea Co.. all Lacka
wanna avenue.
Help Wanted Male.
MAXTIJD A low machinists; steady
woik. Apjily to tho National Klcvnlor
and Machine Co., Honesdnle. Pn.
Help Wanted Female.
WAXTKD i:peilenced lady shoo eleik.
State salaiy oxpectcd. Addres.-i, Clcik,
Tribune ofllce.
Agents Wanted.
LARGn CORPORATION wants eneigetic
Genoi.il Agent for this county. Xo
books, lnsui.'inoo, or canvassing. Ac
quaintance with meiehanls and nuimi
tactuiei.s necessary. Peimanent Uond.
State age, expeiience. releicncet. first let
ter. Aildioss. Suite u72, Xo. 1001 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia
Situations Wanted.
SITCATION WANTLD-Hv a woman to
go out walking or denning; can fm
nlsli tho best of loleienees. Addtess All.,.
Gleason, "01 South Iiiing avenue.
LADY WANTS situation In diessmaklng
, dep.it tment or s.ilesl.idy In stoio; p. .--foctly
competent of lllling either of the
above positions. Addiess Gnbilcl Swaif.,
"J.; Cheiry slieet, Dumr.oie, Pa.
SITFATIOX VANTI3D-At light housa
woik In small family. Addiess A. At.,
llUO Von Stoich uenuo
Real Estate.
.oVi
"A
4.
o
DESIRABLE
ACHtAGE
LOTS CASH Oft EASY TERMS
NEAR THE MAMMOTH
Mini m Pi
AMD TWO BCAU11FUL PARI
. GEO. T. ROBINSON,, '
p 72 Erlo Co. Bank Bld.,
A
vV n..(r-t m
N- uU.a,U,. i. -
E-fii-ri
PROFESSIONAL..
Certified Public Accountant.
i:DVVAltD C SP.M'LDIXIJ, C. P." A.. V,
Ttadeis' Dank Dullillng Old 'phono I8BI.
Architects.
FUKDDHICIC L. IlltOWX.
Iteal Kstato Dxchnugo Uldg.
Ington nvenue,
AHCII 11,
ll'ij Wash
Civil and Mining Engineeis.
II. L. IIAItDlNO, Si:. C)NN13u71fl.iia
ST I : VINSON
noil building.
,t KN1UHT,
CON-
Dentists.
Dit. c. i: i:ii.i:xm:i:ni:is, pauli
building, Spiuco stioet, Stianton.
DU. C. C. LAUitACII. lir, WVO.MINii avo
Fiio Insurnnee,
SCllLAOIJIt .c. CO. 0 foiincTiludldbm'
Patent Attorneys,
PATENTS HYlllWttttr
Tho only liceuscfl and citulppeil Patent
Hollcllor In the ill) No eliaigu lor In
loiiuatlou on p'llontuhllll, oor ion
cais' vwporieuru
Iteplotxlo & Co., Alcars IJIU-.
Hotels and Hestamants.
t7i1J iliTiv lU''i:. i-'j and ui I'-iTank'
lib UMMillo. itiites leasouable
P KIL'OLL'It. I'lnpilolor
scuanton iioi-sn. ni:au d, l. & u
Passenger depot Conducted on the Ku
lopoan plan. Victor Koch, i'lopiietor
Scavenger.
A. B. BltltlGS CL13ANS PIJIW VAl'LTS
mid eess pools, no mini , only impiui.il
PUI11IM used A II illlgju, piopiletui
Le.no onh'is 1UM Notlh Alain aveniio.
or Dicke'u ding stoic, i.u'iiei Adams mid
-Milium i y. Uolli ti'lephone.
Wiie Screens,
JOSKPll KlinTHL. IIIUll 311 LAOlvA.
live. Scianton. mfis. ol Vlu Sciecus
Miscellaneous.
AiKaAitciKii: imos.. pitiNTints' sup.
plies, envelcpcs. paper bags twluo
Waieliouso, 1J0 NYnshhitstoii (ieuuo
tThJ" W(LKi:s'-llAItRinil'A'(3TsD CAN
ho liad in Hciaiiton at tho news muiid
'of iloisinaii Bros. lOu' Spiucu and Sijl
Linden; AI. Notion. 3 Lackawanna
ue.i 1. 3. hjctiutzoi, 211 Spiucc sticet.
DIRECTORY;
business wmm uwa
Onlsr Hair a Cent a WorJ.
r
Busineas Opportunity.
STOCK AND U'lIUAT TUADKIKI with
out delay. Wrlto for our Fpeclal mar
ket loiter. Fron on application. S. M.
Jltblmttt ,i Co., mcmbeiH N. Y. Conioll
tlated and Stock Uxclmtige. 41 nnd 44
lJroitdwny, Now York. nntibllRhed 1661.
Long Dltnnco 'Phone S1SS Diond.
Money to Loan.
ANY AAIOI'NT Ol.' AtONP.Y TO LOAN-
. yiiicic, Bitaigiu loans or nulldlng ana
Loan. At Horn i to 0 por cont. Cnll on
N. V. Walker. 3U-3ir, Connoll building.
Miscellaneous.
Till: AIODDt. LAUNDRY. Dtmmoro.
latinilcrs shh Is nt Sc. cucli nnd collars
nnd cuffs at Hie. each.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawannn nnd Western.
, , In Urfect Juno 1, HO-'.
Iialns leave Scianton lor Now Yoik
All ,'- .J.0, U.IC. 7.50 ami 10 10 a. tn., l.'.n,
i ' .' . L'.1"' r,)l' Now York and Phila
delphia ,..,o. lO.lu a. m mid l.'.io and :i..Ti
'V I!!', I'"'" Ooiildshoio-At 11.10 p. in Hoi-Hlirtiilo-l.J5,
U.2.' and 9.WI a, in: 1."., U 50
mid 11. In p. n I.'or Itlnghamton, Ulmlr.i
mid way stetlonH-li) '.',-, a. in.. J.03 p. m.
I'or Oswego, sjyiucuso and l'llin-1 ..-. and
.",'.'.-., '"' "" 1' " Oswego, .Sineii"i
and I llc.i train nt .22 n. in elally, except
sjumlav-, .(,,. jiontiose iioo a. in.: 1 Oi
nntl ii.in p. ni. Nh holsun acconimotlatlon
-100 mid C.i) p. m.
Illoomshuig Dlvlslon-Kor Not tliu mtiei--uinil.
nt (,; and 10.10 n m ; 1..V, and fill
'. ."'Aa-1'01" I'lymoulli, at S.10 a. in.; 3 40
mill v 0j p i.t.
S""'1" v Tra'n.s-For New Yen k, 1.-.0, 3 L'0,
i0., 10 10 a in.: :i 111 uml :i:i.-. n. in Knr
LulTiilo 1.1.-, and ii.;j n. in.: 1.33. I. r,u nnd
Ji io p. m. .'. Kin, ha and way stallons
in -i a. m. Por ninghamlon and wa. Fta
tlonx. fi 00 a m Uloomsbarg Dlvlslon
Leno Sernntoii, 10 10 u. m. and 0 10 p. m.
Lehigh Valley Kallroad.
In Effect Juno 13, 190-'.
. .''''"'ihis Leave Sei anion
1 or Philadelphia and New Yoik via D.
& H. II. n, at ut 7.11, tluough P.ulor Car
and pay Coieh Cm hondnle to Now Yoi '
and fl I, a. m, with L. V. Coach C.u bon
dijle to Phlliulolpliln, and '-'.I"!, I J3 (llluclc
Diamond Dxpic-s), and II. ID p. in. Suu
d.ns, D. ,Ci u n. It.. 1.3S. 0.17 p. in.
! or hlt Haven, llimloton nnd pilnel
pal points in the coal regions, via D. &
U-..H ,.n-' " " -'IS and IK p. m. For
roltsWIle. 7 il a. in.
Foi Hetlilehem. Daston, Tiendlng, Ilar
lisbuig and pilncipil Intel medlnto sta
tions, via D. fc II. n. It.. 7.11, 9.17 a. in.;
-IS. I.Ti (Black Diamond KMiress), 11.40 p.
in Sundajs. D. .t II. R. It., 9.3S a. m ;
1.3S. 9.17 p. in.
For Tunkhannoek, Townndn, Hlmlta,
Itluicn, Oonoca r.nd pilnclpal Intermedinto
stations via D , L A: AV. R. IL, G 33 a. nt.
nml 1 53 p. m.
For fSenevn, noebester. nuffnlo, Nlag
nia Pnlls, Chlingo and all points westln
O tt II. v.. n., 12 01 p. in: 3.28 (Binds
Diamond Dxpiess), 10 11. 11.40 p. ni. Sun
davs. D. & IL R. R 12.01, 917 p. tn
Pullman pallor and sleeping or Lohlgll
Valley Parlor c.us on all liams betweou
Wllkcs-Uarie and Xew York. Philadel
phia. Miiffalo and Suspension Bildge.
ROLL1X IT. AVILHCR. ficn. Supt., M
Cortland sticet, Xew Yoik.
CIIARLDS S LD11. (Ion. Pass. Agt.. M
Coitlnnd stioet, Xew York.
A W. XOXKMAClir.n, Div. Pass. Agt..
South nethl'-bein, V..
For tickets and Pullman resprvntlons
apply to ci'y ticket ofllce, 09 Public
Square. Wilkcs-Bane, Pa.
READING SYSTEM.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Coricctcil to September 10, ISO.'.
Stations lu Now Yoik, foot Llueity
stieot and South Fon, X. It.
Tialiis leave Sei anion for Now York,
PhiWcloIphlu, Dustim, Bethleheni. Allen
town. Alntieh Chunk, Whito Uaven, Ash
ley, AVilkes-B.ine and Plttston nt 7.30 n.
m , 1 p m iud I p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
(junker Cltv Dxpress leaos Scianton
7 "D a. in., tluough solid vestibule train
wltli Pullman Buffet I'm lor Car for Phila
delphia with o.ih one change of cars for
Baltlmoie and Washington, D. C, and all
piinelpil points south and west.
For Aoen, Plttston and Wllkcs-Batio,
1 v m. and I p. m Sunday, 2 10 p in.
For Long Branch, Ocean Glove, etc.,
7.30 a. m. and 1 p. m.
For Rending, Lebanon anil IlnriMjiujs
Ua Alleutown at 7..'0 a. m 1 p. m. nnd t
p. m. Sunday. 2 10 p. m.
For Tamaipia and Poltsvllle, 7.30 a. in.;
1 p ni. and 1 p in.
For intes and tickets apply to agent at
station.
W. O. BF.SSr.nn. Oen Alanager.
C AI. BCRT. Gen. Pass Agt.
PennsylvAnia Hailroad.
Sch.'dulo in Dffect .Juno 10. I90J.
Tialns lo.tMi Scianlon UuS a. m., week
davs. Ihioush eestlbuUi tialn from
Wllkes-Iiario. Pullman buffet pallor car
and eo idles to Philadelphia, in Potts
vllle: stops at piinelpal inliimedlite sta
tions. Also connects foi Sunbmy. Ilin
lisbuig, Phlladolplila Baltlnioie, Wash
ington and for Plttsbiug nnd tho West
H.17 a ni.. week da.ss, loi Simbury. II nr
ilsbuig, Pliilndelpliii, Ballinioie, Wash
ington and Plttsbiug and tho West
1 IJ p in., week davs, (Suudiiti. I 5S p.
m ), lor Siuihiuy. Il.niisbuig, Philid.'I
phlu, Baltlmoie. Washington and Pltts
biug and the West
3.2S ti. m., week davs, thiougli vstlhuhi
tialn fiom Wilkes-Bane Pullman liiifi'nt
pallor car and coaches to Phil ulelphla l.i
l'ottsville. Stops at pilnclpal Intel medi
ate stations , , .
I ::"i p m . wi ek d ivs. foi ll-ixlelon, Sun-hui-y,
1 mulshing, Phlliidelphin mid Pltu-
b""a'' J B. lll'TFIIINSON. Gen Mgr
.1 B WOOD. (Sen I'm" Agt.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Fffict Juno P.. 19U
Tialns lor Cubondnli' le.io Scianton at
fill T :::. S Si!. lOM a in.; 1J03, 1.12, 2.11,
::.-i, 3 -.9, .", sst. 9 15, looi p. m.; 12. n,
"For lionesdale ii 4i, 10 11 a m.i 211 ainl
"'For' Wlll.os-Bm-ie-i;:,'! 7 11. R. II. 9 17.
10 Kin. m: 12 0). II-'. -'IS. 3JS, 135, .J 10.
7.4s. lo 11. 11 i'1 p ni
For L V n XI Pohits-7.Il, 9 17 a. m.
"1. 4.3". and II I'1 P ni
" P'or iVnuHVlMinhi P.. R Polnts-0S1
9 i7 a. m ; 1 I.'. 3.J-? and 4 .15 p in.
For Albany and all points north ..CO a.
m. and 3 5i. ii ni. , ,. ',, 4 ,.,
!-,l M'. i i ll. i rj
Cnibnndnli'-s A II 31 it.
ill
2.11,
V.' and B IT P in-Wilkes-Bane
9.3S n. ml
.!' .-mil 9.17 u 111
i.o.;.j;3i,
!li.iii and points noi th "? T.il ti.-in.
llonesd lle-S V) a m ; 11.11 auclv SJ
PItVOlt D P A . Seiiinlon.";pi.
Erie nnilroad Wyoming- Division.
III Kfteet SilHillllii'l lo, I9 . X
'I'uilns Ictno Sei union lor New Ywk,
Newbnigh and iiitiininll:ili points. uMn
lor 1 low lev mid liuul stations al ".?) n.
"Vo"! iliiT'-JAal" and White .Mills at Mi
Tialns nnlve at Scianton at 10.CS a, m.
ond 9 15 p. in
New York, Ontnito nnd Western.
Time table ill elleot Sundio. He pi ii, WjJ,
XOll'I'll iiulaij it;.-
,1NS.
Leave Li-avo Aii'Un
Tialns.
No. 1 ..
No 7 ..
Scianton. CnihiMidalo C.ulol:i.
lu ;w a. m 11 lo a ni I oo P.'m.
iih) p m.Ai .c 'in ixmilalo o. Pit m
SOUTH BOI'ND -:
Leavo l.eavn Ai-invo
Cudoslu. Cnrboiiilulc. Sii.inpin,
l'i filt II 111 7 '" ll mill
Tialns
Xo o
No .'
! 1 I) in.
i.o) p. m 4 r p m!
NORTH BOUND
Le'aiu Aillvn
Caibondnle Cmlpsl.i.
SUNDAYS ONLY,
l.Cin ii
Scianton
Tialns
Nn. H ,
No 3 .
. S : a in
'J 10 n m. 10 l'i u; in.
.imp m i.Caibondolo 7 Ii p in
SOI TU BOI'ND .!'.
I.'or
3 f.o. ri :
Km
3 LS, il
Fur
For
p m
W I.
Leave f.eiu.i Arrfv.)
Tialns. Catlosln. Caiboudalo. Seiaiiton,
No. ti D 30 u. m. 7 25 n. m.
No 10.. . 1 30 p in. U It, p.m. 0 i p. pi.
Tialns Xo 1 on week ilns, and 9 on
Sundus lannet't tor Now York cltv, Alld
dlelown, Walton, Noiwieli, Oneida, Os
wego mid nil points west.
Ttnlu No C. with "Qu-ikor City i:v.
piess" nt Sorunloii. via C. R n of X. J .
rot- I'hiludolphl-i. Atlantic City, Baltlmoro,
Wnslilngton ulid Peunsylvanlii etata
polntu
Seo tlmo-tiible and consult ticket ngentj
for conneclloiis with other llio's.
J C. ANDDItSON. f! P. A . New York.
J. E. WL'LSII, T. P. A, Samitcm. Pa,