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THKSCttAiNTOiV TKIBUJSTWEDKUSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1902.
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BRADTOKP COUNTY.
Hpcclnl tn tlio Sot union Tilbune.
Towmulii, Nov. 4. Ono or thoc
peculiar wises talked about often has
Just come to IIrIH In the western ii.ut
ot the county, William Lewis, or Utir
llngton It utulcr ball 01' $300 to answer
In court Iho thai go or stealing n silver
name plate off the casket or a Mi 8.
ltobliiBon, who illed lust winter. The
w.urant wuh hwoiu out by a lclutlve.
Lewis wuh the grave digger.
1L P. Muynnrd, a prominent Athens
nttwnoy, him Just been tnnrilect to Mis.
It. N. Lowe, of Youngstown, Ohio.
The executive committee or the Five
County Volunteer Flromens' ussoclu
tlon held a meeting at Ultnlia last
week. Thfc tllslilet comprises, Iintd
ford, Tlogu, Potior, Susquehanna, ami
AVj'omlng counties. The subject ot ic
vlslng the constitution was discussed,
nlso Tor touiiniiBltig tulrs ror hose
incrs. The 'convention will be held at
Oaleton nest year.
Ten head or cattle owned bv 11. V.
Brniind, or AVclomi, weie badly hint
by the Inonkliig thiough or the bain
door. Some of the cattle foil about
twelve root.
David Iliown died at his home In
AVyultisIng, lnl week, aged sixty-eight
years. lie was will known as a lum
beiman, liappci and boar hunter. Dui
Ing his c.uecr It Is claimed ho has
killed neatly slty deer and nearly hair
as many bcai. A widow and iHe sons
mi vie him.
The tenth unnivei.sniy or flu 1st
church was ubseivod yesteulay by set -vices
In charge of the lector. Rev.
C. If. Goiniint. The fli-t ehuith was
built In 1SI0 and ions-eclated two ycnis
later, while the piosent utti active stone
edifice was opened lor woishlp 1SV) and
consoci.ited just ten jetus ugo.
A )oung couple Riving their names
as Mr. and Mis. Hay Motto, of Venice
Centu, N. Y., and also claiming to
hae eloped, cnine near losing their
lives at the Wilbur home In .Su.wo by
the usphy.lnlin of g.i1-.
.1, If. Calkins, esq , or Cunieion coun
ty, lia.s been admitted lo pinetlce In
the couits of Bi.ulfoid county.
A now timetable will so Into cflect
on the Lehigh Aralle. Nov. Hi. Some
impmlant changes which will be u
gieat benelit to the tiaellng public
hae been piedicted. It has been ie
ported th it a passenger tt.iin will mnk"
dally tilps fiom WiIllauipoit to To
wanda. The Lehigh A'ulle.v's new compound
engine, 1,17.!, a row d.ijs ago pulled
fiom Coxlon lo S.oie, a ti.iin of lift; -seven
i.ulo.nds of coal, witli a tonnage
Of i'3,000.
FAOTORYVILLE.
Special to the Su.tnlon Tilbuno.
Factoryvllle, Nov. 4 --'I h Ladle-,'
.Aid society of the Methodist huith
lAvill hold their tu-lin ss meeting ,u
the paif-onage, Wednesday af lei noon .it
S o'clock.
The annual loll call meeting or tho
Methodist ehuivli villi be lield on
Thursday, Nov. 1J
The ladles of the Fiit Baptist chinch
will seivc dinner on Thanksgiving da.
Paulowna lodge, Daughteis of Itebec
c.i will meet this evening. All members
or the degiee statf aie lequtsted to be
piesent as tlieie is Impottant business
to do.
Miss Maltha Pike is home fiom .i
month's visit at A ahliigtou, D C.
Mr. and Mis. Fied 0iethaut and son
Kail, or Washington, D. L' aie isit
Ing friends in town,
Mr. John Halm it moving into 'Mi.
V.. J. Middleman's house on U.illioad
street.
A lai ge paity of joung people g,i f
a siupiise paity to Max Capvvoll last
Ft iday nislit.
Mis. Gcoige Walton g.ue a pleas. nit
Hallowe'en party in honoi or liei son
Geoige. Kath pel son 1 etched n piottv
souvenir and the pih'e souvenir, a
handsome ling, was di.iwn by Mi-s
r.l,uiche Stmk.
The game of basket ball plajed on
the Athletic Held last Sal in day by the
Keystone glils and East Stioudsburg
Noimal sihuol gills was won by the
foi mer. w
Mi. Jloniy roni.ul and Mr. William
Mooie, inembeis of Company A. Thir
teenth leglmcnt, leturned home Sutur
diy liom Olyphant. They attended a
dinner on Sunday at .Seianton, given
by theli captain.
The foot ball game between Keystone
ncadeiny and Ilaiiy Hlllman at this
place last Satin day lesulteu in a tie,
the seoio bPlng 11-11.
The game of basket ball between
teams compilsed of joung ladles fiom
Last Stioudsburg State Normal school
and Keystone academy was also played
on Keystone gi minds and i exulted In
a victory for the Keystone sills tho
(core being 28-3.
HOPBOTTOM.
Special to the Seianton Tilbuno
Hopboltoni, Nov. 4.--Mis, Maud Hei
ron nncl son, of Kcr.inton, aie guests
of M. A. Illulr,
Miss Eunice Day, of Nicholson, visit
ed at I. T. Wllllial Ill's lecently,
Thoinus Law, of Hiughnmton, is vis
iting f i lends In town.
T.lio Hallow 'een social which was held
r.t Mis. 13, M. Tlttany's was voted a
success by all piesent,
Alles Mai Ion Titus will he leader of
tho Y, P, P. V, for Thuisdav evening,
Topic, "Does It Pay to Ho ItellglousV"
'All aie liivltrd,
A tine bill was found against (Jeoigo
Tlbblts, of this place, at Moutioso Mon
day, and ho will be held for tilal by
the grand Juiv.
T D, lioberts has thieo car loads of
coal on hand. Pilc.es have advanced
f0 cents n ton, Coul bins should no
longer be M. T
Mr, and Mix. I, T. Wlhnaith enter
tained a house paity on Tuesday eve
ning last in honor of their ton, Isaac,
About twenty couple lesponded to tho
Invitations. Tho evening was spent In
jj.imes and dancing and n dainty lunch
eou was huved. Guests veie niesent
How's ThisP
AVo olfci One Hunched Oollais Jtewaid
for any cat.e of Cat.nili that cannot l.o
cured lis Hall's o.ituub t'me
V. J, UIIUNUV 6i CO, Toledo O
AVe. tho unduisiCTcd. Juivy'kiiuTvn j'7 J
Cheney foi the lust n yeuis, und liolloie
ilm peiteclly l.onoiublo in nil hiiHinels
tiaiinictUms unci liiuuicliilly able to caity
out any olillitutloiis ni.uie by their fiiii
Toledo.'1 a T"l'AX"WholeSi,0 WiuJXi..
W'ALDINU. KINNAN & MARV1V
Wholesa o DiukkIsIh. Tnlp.in r ""ln-Vl
Hall's Cntni ill Cum u taken lutcnmllv
.hrtjiig dluctly upon tho blood iiml mu-
...V V..n i .i ,7-ys,u"', ''""tlmoiu-
by aft dtusBlsts " oul
. HallV Fapilly Pills ate the best.
PENNSYLVANIA
from Klngsley, Ilopbottom, Lathi op,
Nicholson and Lenox. The company
departed In the wee snutll hours of
the mot iilug voting Mis. Wllmnrth a
veiy genial hostess,
Mis. Abulia lirovvn Is visiting her
son, W. 12. Clown, this week.
Mr. Lovlnn Hmlth, or New Mllfoul,
Is visiting at Permella Tcwksbury's.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Seianton Tillnme
Tunkliannock, Nov. 3, The "Mondny
Club" met at the home of Mrs. Anron
lit own yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
on Knst Tioga street. The following
progranime was cairled out: Holt call,
cttiicnt events; "It eland and Scotland
In Opposition to Cromwell," Mrs Aaron
Brown; "Cioniwcll's Foielgn Tri
umph"," Mis. II. S. Harding; "Itlchaid
Cromwell," Mr. Louis F. Camp; music.
The tablets to be placed on the court
house wails by the local Chapter ot the
Daughters or the Ameilcan Revolution
have been completed by.Chniles JJult
rlch, at the Court House Square Granite
vvoiks and are leady to be set In posi
tion on the walls. They aie two vvhtte
maible slabs, otigiaed with the names
of Revolutionary soldleis who aie
bulled In Wyoming county, and the
lettering Is llnlshcd In gold leaf. At
the top Is cut an emblem or the D. A.
It.
Kddlc. the little son or Mr. And Mis.
W. It. At nts is lonflncd to the house by
stomach trouble.
Fiank Ace who Is employed nt
Shield's Stone mill nt Nicholson, visit
ed over Sunday with his ramlly at this
place.
Mis. Chailes Stocker, of Wllkes
Haue, Is visiting her patents. Mr. and
Mi. James Aunstrong, on Foundry
btiect,
Mi. Stephen Robcitson and son Lloyd,
visited Mis. Robcitson at Wilkes
Rane over Sunday. Mis. Robertson
was opeiated on for appendicitis last
week at the Wllkes-Baue City hospi
tal, She is improving and doing nicely.
Mis Blanche Deltiicl: enteitalned
oer Sundav filends fiom Iast Stiouds
burg, at her home on Slocu mstreet.
Mi. Albeit Lee nnd familv and Miss
Kllzabttii Goble lslted the lattoi's
inothei at natonvllle on Sunday.
Hairy Welch and family, or Sayte,
aie visiting the foi mer's rather, Joseph
Welch at this place.
Mis. Augusta Slckler was the guest
over Sunday, or hei sister, Mrs. Joseph
Houek, at West Plttston.
HONESDALE.
Special to the Seianton Tillnme.
llonpsdnlp, Nov. 4 A conection. It
Is- Bni low's minstiels not Bin low &
AVilson. who appear nt the open house
Thmsday night. November G. The high
class of minstielsy piesentcd by the
Bnilow tompanv Is sine to be gieeted
with a laige house. A Ihst-class band
and goigeous stieet painde at noon, aie
among the atti actions they luinlsh.
A chicken supper will be senA in
the Piesbyleiian chapel, Friday even
ing, November T.
Rev. G. A. Place, of the Methodist
clumh, Is pleaching a seiles ot Sunday
eening sei mons "Five AVoilds and the
People AVho Inhabit Them," com
mencing November 2, with "The World
in Which AVe Live," November 9, "The
Social AVoild:" November lfi,
Business AVorld:" November 23,
Religious AVoild;" November 30,
The
The
The
Woild to Come."
Samuel Fieeman has pin chased the
lcstauiant businesb of Leopold Fueith.
The ladies of Seelcyv tile will hold a
fair nnd soive supper in the Union
chapel on Thmsday evening, Novem
ber 0.
Robinson & Stiongman, whose gloe
factory at Seeleyvllle was binned, ex
pect to sliu t manufactui lug in new
quiuteis next week.
The thirt-v-llfth annual teacheis In
stltut of AVayne county will be held in
the com t house, in this place, begin
ning at 1.4." p. m. Monday, November
10, and closing Friday, November 14, at
12 o'clock noon. The evening enlei tain
ments will be or a vai led and pleasing
chaiacter. Superintendent David L.
Hovver has been haul at woik to make
this the most in&tiuctive and inteiest
Ing institute ever held In the county.
The Instiurtois are Edwaul F. Bigelow,
A. JI., Ph.D., of Stamfoul. Conn., na
tiue and science editor St. Nicholas
magazine; lion. Hemy R. Pattenglll,
Lansing, Mich., editor of Michigan
School Modeiator; L L. Kemp, A. M.,
ptiuclp.il K.ist Stioudsbuig Normal
school; Protetsor John T. AVntkins,
Scranton. The evening entei tniiimeuts
will be as follows; Monday, lllustiated
leetuie, "The Haunts of Natuie," Dr.
Fdwaid F. Bigelow; Tuesday, huinoi-ous-muskal
entertainment, Chniles T,
Gillley, humoiist, and A'un A'. Rogeis,
haiplst; AVednesday. Biockvvay Con
ceit company; Tluusday, lectin e, sub
ieit, "AgltatoKs," Hon. Fied Ikeler.
Course tickets aie $lt Piofessor AVat-
klns, who Is a favoiite of the teacheis,
has had ehaige of the sinelng of the
Institute for seveuil yeius.
NJCHOLSOy.
Special to the Scranton Tilbune
Nicholson, Nov. 4. Hutiy Benjamin
has icsignod his position as clerk tor J.
u. Hauling, to accept a more IucratUo
ouo ill a coal office at Serantoii, Ho
will be gieatly missed by his many
fi lends.
Mlf-s Bessie- Stephens bpent Sunday
with fi lends lu Seianton,
.T. S. Little, of AViishlngton, D, C Is
visiting fi lends and lelotlves in this
place.
Mm tin llhuo leaves AA'ednesday for a
Islt to his old homo in Germany,
K. V). Bell, a dental student at Phila
delphia, ciuno home to vote.
George Seifoss and wife, or Ktiouds
buig, wqje ynlleis In town, Tuesday.
Dr, A', f Decker nnd wife weie call
eis in Seianton, Monday.
SPHINGVILLE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Sprlngvllle, No' 4, Some fleid3
buckwheat aie -.111 jemulnlng In
of
the
UunuiQ just as Jey weie harvested
Chestnuts nmjhickory nuts weto an
onllio falluie hv-'ie tills year. Never
theless gtey squlriels weie never more
plentiful and they have been brought
In, both in and out of season, by the
dozen.
A, H. Hodney has purchased the house
and lot of A, A. Scott now occupied by
O. P. Stang for JJOO. Slang will vucate
not later than Apill 1.
Dr. II. H. Lutluop und wife, Geoige
M. Lake and wife, and MUa Fannie
Aveiy, a sister of Mis. Lathrop, stait-
cd lust Week for n pleasure tilp lo
Philadelphia, and Washington, D. C
Kxpectng to ho gone nbout tvyo weeks.
They left Philadelphia, for Washington
on Sunday.
11. P. Stftiiff nnd wife visited Mr.
Stnng's sister, Maine, at Klersvllle, on
Sundny.
Spilngvllle band has some Instru
ments Tor sale, all In good older. AViltc
the sectotnryi S. O. Culver, ror lnfot mil
lion. T. AV, Slilcltlund has Just rinlMiud
putting in a largo coveied sluee In Hont
or his blacksmith shop, ,
Siituulny evening about twenty inem
beis of Maple lodge, No. ni)2, I. O. O. F.
made n visit to their slBter lodge, tit
Lynn, and conferied the second degree
on one candidate,
Lee Culver has secuted ti position at
Now Mllfoul and entered upon the
duties of the place Monday,
HALLSTJ3AD.
Speclnl to tho Seianton Tilbuno.
Hallstead, l'.t., Nov. 3. Sunday
afternoon , shoitlv urter rour o'clock,
Anna, the beloved wire or A.
Uldildgc nnd eldest daughter or Mr.
and Mis. Thomas A. Pettlt, or Upson
vllle, died at the home of Mr. Kldildgo'a
patents, Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Hldrldgo
or Lackawanna avenue. About a year
and a hair ago she was wedded to Mr.
KIdildge. Her ago was 22 yeais and
during this short peilod or lire she
has gained a host or friends by her
sweet and lovable disposition. As a
wife whe was' devoted to her husband
and home and us a friend she was tiuo
and kind. She Is sutvlved by her hus
band, patents, four .slsteis, four
biothets and a little daughter thieo
weeks old. The funeral set vies will be
held AVednesday aflernoon at 2 o'clock
at the house and 2.30 at the Methodist
church. Rev. E. H. Cow ell will be In
charge.
Misses Grace Harding and Gertrude
Read attended chuich at Upsonvlllc,
Sunday morning.
De "Witt Hamlin, or Gieal Bend has
accepted a position in the D., L. and
AV. shops at this place.
AVIllam Estabrook, of AArashlngton,
D. C, was shaking hands with his
many Hallstead friends Saturday.
Mis. Noiman Spencer, of Endlcott,
spent Sunday and Monday with her
parents, Mr. and Mis. AVllllam Squlies.
Miss Mary Peny, bookkeeper at the
County Heiald ofllce Is taking a short
vacation on account of illness.
Noiman Walcott and kKi Brown
li.ne accepted positions In the Chair
ractoi y.
AA'arren AV. Pieston, or the Blooms
bmg State Noimal .school, Is spending
a shoit vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. AA'nlter Smith, or
Tevas, spent the latter pait or last
wek with her slstei. Mis. AVllllam
Squhes.
NEW MILFORD.
I Special lo the Seianton Tilbime.
New Miltoid, Nov. 4. Tho AVoman's
Chiistian Tempeiance union will meet
with Mis. A'an Goider, on Thursday,
at 3 o'clock.
Miss Floience Indei lied has letuined
riom Paaic, wlieie she has been spend
ing seveial weeks with lelatlves.
Mr. Pike, ot Lesteislihegave an ad
diess on the subject ot "Bible Study,"
at the Piesbv terian chuich, Sunday
evening.
Miss Anna Han lngton, or Montiose,
was a guest of Mis. Jane Hairison,
Sa tin day.
Mls Tlllle Hairlngton, who has been
visiting lelatlves heie, letuined to her
home in Monti o"p, last Tuesday.
Mis. Aaion Aldiich is confined to
her home by Ulnes.
Mt.s. R. N. Ives is spending a few
days with fi lends and lelatlves in
Fianklin.
Miss Nellie Baiid will enteitain the
AVie and Otheiwise club at the home
of L. AV. Biuildage, Thursday evening.
A game of foot ball was played on
the home grounds Sa tin day, between a
team fiom Blnghamton High school
and the New Milfoid team. The Blng
hamton team won.
Clarence Bralnaid, oT Hailoid, Is
cleiking for Benjamin & Mooie.
Mr. and Mis. Geoige Leon.ud, of
Gieensville. and Miss Nina Moote, of
Harfoid, were callets in town Satuiday.
The Jones ramlly entertainment was
gheu in the Baptist church, Tuesday
evening.
AKIEL.
Special to tho Seianton Tilbuno.
At lei, Nov. 4 Mis. Lewis Benjamin,
or Dalton, is visiting her son, C. A.
Benjamin,
Thurston Kveiets and Beit Mlttun
have gone to woik in the car shops at
Cubondale.
Mis. Geoige Coiy has been cmlte ill.
LEDOEDALE.
Speclnl to tbe Seianton Tilbune.
Ledgedale, Nov. 4, Mis. H. F. Nich
olson, of HamUnton, enteitnlued the
South Sterling Ladles' Aid society of
which she Is still a member. The din
ner was delicious and was prepared
by the following ladles: Mis. Dr.
Simon and Mis. Dr. Gilpin, slsteis of
the hostess, and Mrs. James D, Gil
pin, Mis. Allie Barnes, Mis, AVllllam
lthobacker, Mis. Thomas Bailies, Mis.
Gnuett Fiey, Mrs. John Fiey, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Ithobuclter, Mis. Finnic
Simons, Mrs. AVllllam Beelln, Mrs.
Benson Carlton, Mrs, Lewis Carlton,
Mis. Thomas Madden. Although Mr,
Reld, Mis. Kvnns and Mis. Kellam
weie not theie In time for dinner they
wero for roll call, and hud some of the
oysters just the same, tteo of charge.
Mr. and Mrs, Filend Simons and son,
attended the Klmble-Slocum wedding
at Paupac, Pllto county, AVednesday,
Oct, 29.
Philip Scluader and Fied Kellam at
tended the Hallowe'en social given by
their school nt tho school loom, Friday
evening, at Newfoundland. Some JIG
wns iciillzed fiom the salo of cake and
coffee, lee cieam and candy,
Nenily all the Jtepubllean and Dem
ocratic candidates for ofllce heie visited
this little place and left their caids,
photogiaphs, clg.us and fiee rides to
election.
Old Stoiies Retold,
People never tire ot hearing the oft
rrpeuted stoiy ot the success of Cham,
bet Iain's Cough Itemedy, Fiom all
over the countiy and even In far away
India, China and the South Sea Islands
tome letteis fiom di assists und deal
cis, stating the i.uo pleasuie they de
ll vo from handling a preparation which
gives such universal satisfaction. They
all tell the same story of the undoubted
merit of this lemedy, and of Its effi
cacy In the relief of coughs, colds and
croup, and peisonally recommend It to
their ctistoineis. Tho lemedy Is sold on
a positive guai anteo and has never
failed to do all that Is claimed for It.
For salo by all druggists.
Kidney Disease Kills.
ItsVictimsNumberedbythe
Hundreds of Thousands.
Kidney disease? should be attended to
at once, for nlniost 00 per cent. o our un
expected deaths of to-day nre from that
cause. Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy is the only Mire cure known for
diseases of the kidneys, liver, bladder rind
blood, rheumati'sin)dyspepsift and chr6nie
constipation. It is marvelous bow itstopi
that pain in the back, relieves the neces
sity of urinating bo often at night, drives
away that scalding pain in pass! ng water,
corrects the bad effects of whiskey and
beer and shows Its beneficial effects on
the 'system in an incredibly short time,
George L. Smith, foreman of tho Hol
ley Manufacturing Company's Works,
Lockport, N. Y., says in a recent letter:
"I have used Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, with the most bene
ficial results. I was troubled with
gravel and kidney complaint very
severely, it bothered me a great deal,
nnd have found gteat relief from its
use, and cheerfully recommend it."
" Favorite Remedy" is tho most suc
cessful medicine ever discoveicd for kid
ney, bladder, liver and blood diseases.
Its record of cures has made it famous ifi
medical circles everywhere. It is lecog
nized as a specific. It purifies the blood
and dissolves the excess of uric acid in it,
clears up the urine, restores the kidneys
nnd bladder to their normal condition,
and gently moves the bowels.
It is for sale by all druggists in tho
Now SO Gent Size and the regular
$1.00 size bottles less than a cent a dose.
Sample bottlf enough for trial, Jree by mail.
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
Dr. IlBTld Kennedy's Golden l'lnslcn strength
en Muidos, remove pain anywhere. 15c each.
THEATRICAL.
Huntley-Mooie Stock Co.
Yesteulay attetnoon tho Uuutlcv-Mooro
Stock company picsented McKeo Hankln's
groat western diam.i, "Tho Golden Giant
Mine," and last night "Hoanoke," both
to l.ngo and erv nppieclntlvc audiences
in spite of tho fact that last night was
election night.
Both piodtictlons weie put on with tho
same completenes and cue which chat -actcilred
their opining petfoimanco To
night they will piescnl "Tho Lost Paiii
dise" and tills afternoon "Davy Ciock
ett." Gieat Ciowds at Dixie.
Last- night was a gala night at tho
DKIe. baldly bieuthlng nace wns left.
tho C07V theatei was packed to tho doois
And the big audience had a ie.il good
time for besides the itgulai lino show,
lour other big acts weio introduced, Tho
La Dell tiio, a ilup team of nttobnts,
Tompkins, the w owlet fill impel sountoi
and musical aitlst: AVhitcomb, the A'nnKee
delineator, and Sisson and AN'alkice, in a
eiy funny sketch.
At 9 10 tho first letmns or the election
weie lead fiom tho sl.igo nnd weio con
tinued to be lend thiough tho evifnlng up
to ne.ul 1 o'clock. Aiiangenionts weie
undo so that hot toffee and lunches weie
reived fiom AVnklner's cafe so tli.it tho
big crowd oC people weie made ey tom
foi table .
All tho old rnoiltes appealed, oven
tho elephants entcied into the spiilt of
the occasion and bcelng suth n. laigo and
cnlhusiustic uiidieiico, went thiough their
sevei.il acts stunts with gieut vim.
TaTcen all in all it was a gieat time
nnd demonstiated tint no mutter how big
tho ciowd tiio Dixie knew how to make
them cumfoi table and liuppy.
A Remaiknble Company.
Cluules Fiolinian hat, given AVllllam
I'aveishnm a lemaikublv stiong biippoit
ing company lor bis appeaianco in "lra
piiidciue," the ijow play by M. V. Es
mond (author of "When AVe AVeie Twen-t-Onc,"
' Tins AVilderness" and other
thaiming plns) width will lie piesentcd.
foi tho lli.st time on any stage at tho Ly
ceum next Pildav evening, the engage
ment continuing Satuiday matinee and
night.
Kveiy member or tho oignulzatlon is
well Known to theatei gocis. Jliss Fay
Dais, tho leading woman, is an Ameii
tnn witli the lecoid of rannv successes as
tho leading lady of tho St. James nnd
AVyndham theatei s, London; 3IKa Hilda
Spong is noted ns a member of Daniel
Fi oilman's Ljeeuni company, und she
lecently cieated tho pait of Fannlo S1
ain In Chailes Fi oilman's production of
"liis"; Mis. Sol. Smith is onu of tho best
known Sliakespe.no nctusses on tho
stuge, wbllo Mis, Annio Adams, hoihoIC
a pioniliicnt acties-s, is tho mother of
Mamlo Adams; and AV. It. Thompson, one
of tho best chaiacter actois on tho stage,
who will be lcmembeiod lor his ationg
woik in "Tho Little Minister' and latci
as the Caidlnal in "A IJoj.il Family."
Besides these mo JefCiejs Low is, Helen
Lowell, Helen Douglas, Omolhio Star
buck, Chules Tim but. v, Ulchuid Ben
nett, Julian L'Estiango, Joseph I'l.in
ceur and AV.ilIaco Bisklno.
Tho salo of seats, for tho eutlio eu
gngemi nt ot "Impiudouco" will ripen
nt tho bo ofllco this moinliii; nt 9
o'clock.
Coming- Again.
Lmnu H, Ilowo has been exhibiting
moving pletutes lieto lor sevetnl seasons
and ills c.slilbltion is tho only ouo that
has entirely1 pleased nt evciy appeal auce.
Mr. Howe's name Is so well known heio
that tho announcement that lie Is coming
again to the High School Audtciilum on
Thmsday, Nov. li, with n gi cater cnllee.
tion of now plctiues than over will ho de
lightfully lecelved.
WHAT FISHERMEN EARN.
Their Yenvly Product in Ameiica
Worth More Than SI 5,000,000.
John It, Speius, in Success.
The total harvest of bea fish .sold at
Gloucester and Boston, which aie thu
piinclpal inaikets, dutlng tho past
year, officially icpoited, ainouuted to
102,218,021 pounds, worth $1,1183,10.!, of
which the Newfoundland banks pio
duced something mote than 05,000,000
pounds, while the gioiiiids off tho Now
Kugland coaht yielded neaily 17,000,000
pounds. Theto weio a,731 "fates"
(smack loads) brought to Boston. Of
these, 20J came fiom tho eastern banks.
At Gloucester, 3,7!J "fares" weio lund
ed, of which CCS weio from tlje eastcin
banks. On the Pacilo coast, the catch
amounted to 217,06.'i,inG pounds, tho
value of which wus $0,278,639. Tho
capital Invested tlieie amounted to
neaily $13,000,000, and 20,000 people
touud employment In the business, i.'or
the sake of coiiipatlsou, It may bo
worth telling that tho ficsh water
lakes, which Undo Sam also cultivates,
yielded 113,728,010 pounds of fish, worth
$i,0U,4S.', whllo the Mississippi unci Its
tiihiitailes produced 91,713,402 pounds,
alued at $1,771,812. To hum It up, the
principal llsh fields of the United
States produced, In one year, for the
nuuket, the extiaoidlnary amount of
588,025,019 pounds of edible llsh, lor
which the llslieimen tcelved nioia
than $15,000,000, This docs not Include
the urn of shad, or any fish brought
dhectly to New York city and other
poits south; nor does It Include tho
(ju nut I ties tukeu In local wuteis und
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
Only naif a Cent a Word.
For Bent.
Foil .m'N'l' Itnlf tinner lloor. Oil 1'irS'
cott nvpiiuei steam heat. Apply Hciulltou
Yain Finishing Co, (,2'i Picscott avenue.
FOIt nnNT-One-linlf tit double holtsa;
nil model n lmpiovomonts. Apply 13.
D. Latham, 2J27 Boulovnid avenue.
$1S For rtoiit Ten-room house; excellent
neighborhood; nil modem Inipiovo
incuts, on avenue. Apply to It. P. Ham
ilton, 42G Spruce strcot.
For Bale.
FOIt SALL'-A pair of well-mntcltcd geld
ings at w) urcon imigo Birocc, cny.
FOIt SAL13-Ono hot air furnace, tinea
mantels, gns clinndollors, Chailes D.
Sandoison, 1JG AVjomlng nvonlio, Seian
ton, Pa.
FOIt SALE-About 20 feet ot desk coun
ter, surmounted wllh glass front and
two openings, lower portion nlcoly pan
elled, with dinwois and nii"lvps under
neath, May bo seen at tho office ot Tho
Tilbune.
For Sale or Rent.
FOIt SAL13 OR ItLNT The S-stoiy bilcl)
biillcung, with holler house nttnciicci,
nnd long low or Bheils ror horses, wag
ons, etc.; nl0 lnilrond switch siiltuhlo Tor
maniiriictuilng putposes; latolv occupied
by tho Clock Tobncco Co. B. M. AVInton,
Ttoom No. 503, Monrs Building.
Rooms for Rent.
TlIRBn ROOMS for lent, suitable lor
two; lncpilio 3U Not tli Lincoln iivonue.
Furnished Rooms for Rent.
FOR ItLNT Three furnished looms for
light housekeeping, also thiee slnglo
moms lor gentlemen, at 312 Washington
avenue.
I OR RI3NI' A furnished loom on second
floor front, $t no week, (,'!.') Adams avc.
FOR RBNT-Fiont ruinished loom, G22
AVaslilngton uvonuc.
Rooms and Board.
PLLASANT rooms with boaid
oi five young men. Imiulie 3
lngton avenue.
for four
!2 Aasll-
Real Estate.
FARM FOR SALL-Nenr Llk Hill, 1 !0
acics, line ft tilt, excellent spilng, one
milo fiom postofllce; telephone connec
tion. Addiess Iia It. nendei. Tichco, Fa.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN
Quick, stialght loans or Building and
Loan. At fiom 4 to 6 per cent. Call on
N. V. AVnlker. 314-315 Connclt building.
Wanted.
AVAXTBD-Small
diet-s Bok JOU,
luinishcd
city.
hoiiho. Ad-
Xost.
LOST Sundav morning Nov. 2, Horn a
taulage, light coloied o.eicout. Ri
tuui (,"!., 13. Maikct btieet, Uieen Itldgo.
llnjj.iul.
LOST A watch fob with cold locket
attnthed. Findei will be icwaided by
letmnlng to HO AA'yoming nvenui'-
LEGAL.
TUB SOUTH SIDF. BANK A hpetinl
nieetlng of the stockholdeis oi the
South Sldu Bank will bo hold at the b.mK
ing house on Monday, November 24th,
100-', between tho bonis of ,! and 4 o'clock
p. m, to take action on appioval oi di.s
uppiovut ot tho pioposed inciease of the
capital htock of the bank riom $'0,000 to
joo.uou.
FRANK HUMMLBR. Secietaiy.
IN RB; InsoUcncy of IMtilck MiNulty.
In tho Couit of Common Pious of
Lackawanna county, No. 1J, November
Toim, 3S02.
To nil ciedltois ot Patllck McNullv, of
the City of CaibonJalo, Statu of Penn
hjlvanla: Plcuso take notice, that tho
said eotnt has llcU Monday, tho 1st
day of December, 1902. at nine o'clock -a.
in, in open touit, as tho tlmo and place
lor healing tho petition ot tho above
named I'atiick McNulty, for , his dis
chaige as an insolvent.
A. AV. HKRTHOLr.
Attorney lor Petitioner.
LSTAT13 OF Christina. R. Zi-ileman, de
ceased Ijetteis tcstnmentaiy upon tho
above named estate having been gi anted
to tho undeihlgned bv tho legister of
wills of Lackawanna county, all poihong
having claims against tho estate mu le
iiuested to piesent them, and those In
debted to tho ehtnto aio lequiied to inukc
immedlati, p.nment to
I'B13Di:RICK v. zizi.bmax,
Admlnistiatoi, Seianton, i'n.
R. L. LI3Vir, Attoinoy.
NOTICK IS IIBRF.BY GIVKN that an
application will bo made to tho Com I
ot Common Pleas oi Lackawanna county
on tho 19th day ot Novembei. A, D, 19U2.
at nlno o'clock a. m, under tho Act of
Assembly of tho Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitled "An Act to piovldo for
the incoipoiutlon and icguUtlon of cei
tain cotpoiutloiis," appioved tho 29th day
of Apill, A, 13. Its74, and the .supplements
thereto, for tho dinner of an Intended
coiporntion, to bo called "Tho Italian
Ameilcan CltUtns' Benollcial Society ot
the Boiough ot Old Foigt', Penna,," tho
chat actor and object of which is tho
maintenance of tho sntloty foi the pm
poso of furnishing tn am! providing icllof
tor inembeis who shall bo sick and dis
abled bv accident, nnd furnish means tor
tho huiliil ot nienibeis nnd tor the aid of
tho families of such deceased inembeis,
Horn funds collected ihcicnu; und lor
this piuposo to have, possess nnd enjoy
all tho lights, benellts and pilvllcges of
tho h.tid Act ot Assembly and Its supple
ments, Tho pioposed thai tor Is now on
lllo In tho piothonotai's ofllco lu sold
com t, Number 4J0, November Teini, 1IMJ,
WGLLKS TORRLV, Sollcltots.
cotibuiiied 111 the villages and smaller
cities, Neither does It Include the
shell-llsh.
MY FLEET.
My gallant lnik sailed out at morn,
Out on tiio tldo;
Fair blow tho wind, seieno tho skies,
f laimlicd ill pllde.
Tim welcome waves like faithful fi lends
Rolled In its Hack;
The ship wab Youth I watched lu vain,
J l came not back.
Still luao ot hcait, a bemud eiaft
I hont to hou,
AVe.ilth, 1 1 lends, and honor fiom ufar
To In Ins. to me,
A passing captain spoke it once,
Such is tepoit;
Though signaled oft, my ship of Hope
Comes nut to poit,
Then, feeling deep, and anlous still
To do my best,
A lojul licet, with captains bold,
Sailed to the west
Tho big foui-musteis, "Jndustiy,"
"llconomy,"
"Ambition," "Fiune," they too weie lost
Alas foi mo!
Hut f.yth unmoved peituadcd mo
To liy uguln.
And so tho hilp of Lovo I sent
Aciosh tho main.
Quick tho letuin. and loaded deep
With ch.ttlty:
O happy ship. lticil lu bear
Lite's uigoby!
-Ldwln A. Schcll, In the Outlook.
No Order
Accented Tor Less
Tiinit 10 Cents.
Branch WANT Officas.
Want Advertisements Will Bo
Received nt Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Centinl City
ALHI3RT RCHULTS?. cornrr Mul
berry Btrcot and Welwtcr nve.
GU8TAV PICIIUL, IM Adams
avenuo.
West Side
GI30. AV. JBNKINS, 101 South
Main avenue.
South Scranton
FRBD L. T13RPPI3, 72D Cedar
avenue.
Noith Scranton
GI30. W. DAVfS, coiner North
Main nvcnuo und Maikot
slicot.
Grcon Ridge
CHART.BS P. JONKS, 1357 nick-
son nvenup.
F. J. JOHNS, DM Green Ttldgo
street. '
C. LOR13NZ. corner AA'ashlngton
nvcnuo and Mai ion sttect.
Petersburg
AV. H. KNI3PFBL, 1017 Irvins
Sunmore
.1. G. BONI3 & SON.
Help Wanted.
AVANTLD I'll st class bookkeeper
tnmpoiniy position. Apply to O.
AVatkins, COO L ickawonnu avenue.
fur
AV.
AVANTI3D Agents to sell tea nnd cof
fee to consumers Positions perma
nent. Oinnd Union Tea Co, 311 Lacka
wanna avenue.
Help Wanted Male.
ANTED SK men ot good addiess to
catn.isa homes. Illg monev until
Clnistmas. A. T. Goimun, 742 Piescott
uventie.
COMPETENT collleiy cleik for pay
lolls, etc. Addiess witli rcfeiences
nnd salniy expected, P. O. Uok 507, Seian
ton, Pn.
AANl'ED An epeilenced.elcctiicul en
glneer nt Blakely boiough electiic
light plant at once. Apply to council
meeting Monday night, Nov. J. oi to
Geoige B. Reed, Secietary, Peckvllle, Pa.
WANTED Foi tv men at Tobjhatma.
Pa., to woik on giadlng foi a lall
toad switch and dealing a piece ot wood
and. Call at COS Mears building. Toby
hanna Cicek Ico Co, C. C. Feiber, ticas
ui or.
Agents Wanted.
AVANTED A good salesman to sell
Chinese cuiios. A blight liov can
make good monev. .Send stamps lor fieo
sampIcM. Zali Salt MooShniighal, China.
LARGE CORPORATION wants energetic
Genet al Agent foi this county. No
books, insurance, or canvassing. Ac
quaintance with mei chants and manu
facturers necessaiy. Permanent. Bond.
State ago, expeiience. icfeiences. first lot
tei. Addiess, Suite 572, No. 1001 Chestnut
St , Philadelphia.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION AVANTED-A widow wants
plain sewing to do at home, oi will
out by the day. Mis. Susan A'oU, Setf Jut
leison avenue.
WANTED Diessmaklug tn do home, oi
go out bv tho dav. Cull or adiiiess,
Lena Spangenbmg, 22J Reese stieet, Piov
idence. SITUATION AVANTED-By a widow to
do washing und honing or cleaning
by the d.t). Addiess Mis. P. Mlllel, 712
Sclinell com t, city.
AVANTED A situation forgcneial houso
woik ill piivate liimllv, or dining loom
ghl oi second ghl in hotel: do all kinds of
woik; much expeiience Call or iiddies,
Lena Spangenbeig, 22J Reeso fctieet, Piov
Idonce. A NURSE wants a pcimnnent situation
in central part of city lu a lellned
Piotestant family whom slio can take
caio of Invalid. Has had expeiience.
Good leteience given. AVasis ie.tson.iblc.
AUUtess E. m., Tilbuno olllce.
A REFINED lady" wants a petmanent
Mluntlon In Piote.-.tuut widowers
home, wheie slio can hnvo chaigo of the
house und hnvo some ono to assist with
tho woik. Has had experience. Good
leleienccs given. Addiess I,. R,, Tilb
une office.
pffOFgssoyL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDING. C, P. A . 23
Tiudeis' Bank Building. Old 'phono 1MJI.
Architects.
FREDI3RICK L. BRmVNRC!tlT,
Renl Kstato Exchange Bldg., 120 AVasli
lngton avenue.
Civil and Mining' Englneeis.
II. 1 HARPING, M5 CONNEl.L BLDG.
STEVENSON &
nail building.
KNiailT, 7JU CON-
Dentists.
DR. C. E. EILENH13RGI3R. PAUL!
building, Spiuco stieet. Scranton,
DR. C. C, LAUUACH, 113 WYOMING nvo
Fiio Insuinnce.
SCIILAGER &. CO , 401 Council Building.
Patent Attorneys.
P ATE NTS JWSvi'tt!0
Tho only licensed and eiiulpped patent
solicitor lu the city. No that go tor In
tel motion on patentability; over ton
curs' expei lenco
Itcplojrlc & Co., Alcurs lllcijr.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE EMC CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANkT
llu avenue. Rates icut,aiiabo,
P. ZlEGLEIt, Piopilotor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NI3AII D L & AV.
Passencer depot. Conducteil nn tho rin.
loiienn nlun. A'letor Koch. Piomlotor. I
Scavenger.
A. B BRiaaS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and ti'fcs pools; no odor; only liupiovul
pumps used, A B Briggs. piopilotor.
Leave oideis 1100 Noith .Main uvenua,
or Elcke's diug btoie, toiuer Adams and
Mulbeuy. Both lolephoncs, .
Whe Scieens,
JOSEPH KUETT13L. REAR 511 LACKA.
nve., Seianton, mfis. ot yiiu Scieens
Miscellaneous,
MEGARGEE BROS, PRINTERS' SUP.
piles, envolcpes, paper bags, twlno.
Wuichousu, HO AVaslilngton avenue.
THEAVILKEB-BARRE UECOni) CAN
bo had In Seianton nt thu news stand
of Reistmm Bios, 401S Hpruco and 001
Linden; M. Not ton. 22 LiuUuwauua
uve.; I. S. SchuUef, 211 Spiuco ttrcct.,
DIRECTORY!
1 1
JiMUu
Only Half a Cent a WorJ.
Business Opportunity.
FOR HALL Complete Miiiiufactuilng
plant, ror making eiiainoltd stool bod
Blemts and Hpilngs; no chills used nnd no
foimdiy leoulied. Address Mrg Plant,
caio of Tilbune.
USTOCK AND WHBAT TRADr.HS with-
I rll ,ln!n Ttfl. .. ...... -Q ..
" i "mu iur our Fpeciai mar
ket letter. Frco on application. 8, M.
Hlbbarcl & Co, membcts N. A. Consoli
dated and Stock Exchange, 41 nnd 44
Hrondway, Now York, nstnhllshcd 1861.
Long Dlstnnco 'Phone 2.1SR Rrond.
Miscellaneous.
TH 13 MODI3L JNlM'nunol'o'!
InumloiH sltlils at Sc. each nnd collnri
nnd currs at IHe. cncli. Family washing,
4 cents per pound.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delawnro, Lnckawanna and Western.
, , In Effect Juno 1, 10-'.
Ttnlns leave Seianton for Now York
tJ-J"l)' 0 03, 7 U) and lo 10 a. in.; 12 ID,
" ,10, !,Sj p m. For Now Yotk und I'hll.i-delphla-7.50,
10 10 a, m and 12 lo and ;i 21
V, 'i?'. 1,or Ootiidsboto At 0.10 p. m. For
Uuffnlo-l.lB, U22 nnd 0 00 a. m.; IBS. G50
and ll.io p m. For Blnghamton, Elmlr.v
und way statlons-10 23 n. m. l.OT, p. m.
I. or Oswego, Svincuso and Utlca-1.13 and
""", ?;..m,i ' r"' !' " Oswego, Syiacn'o
and Utlca nm,, nt c 22 a. m. dally, except
bl"i"ilK! For Monti oso-0 00 a. m.; 101
n'ni "0 p. m. Nicholson accommodation
-4 00 und c 15 p in.
niooinsbtng Dlvlslon-For Noithumbni--Innd,
nt OK nnd 1010 n. m.: 1.53 nnd fill
nA-I'or Plymouth, at S.10 a. m.; 3 40
ami 9 0j p m.
Sumlnv Tra:ns-For New Yoik, 1.30, 3V.
OOj, 1010 n. ni.i !I40 and 3 33 p. m. For
ij'Jifo'o 1.1" and 22 a. m,; 153, b CO and
n 10 p. ip. For Elmlia nnd wnystntlons
jo., a. m. For Blnshamton nnd way sta
tions 0 00 n. m. Bloomsbuig Division
I.eavn Scrnnton, 10.10 a. m. and 0 10 p. in.
lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect Juno 15, 1M2.
T.-uins Leave Scranton
For Philadelphia and New Yoi k via D.
& II. R. R , at at 7 41, through Pallor Cat
antl Day Coach Cnrbondalo to New York
and 9 47 'a- in., with L Ar. Coach Caibon
dnre to Philadelphia, and 2 IS, 4 S3 (Black
Diamond Expiessl. nnd 11.49 p. m. Sun
d!iV' K;,& " R. R-. 1 M. 9.17 p. m.
spal points in tho coal legions, via D. &
iJ.,l'..n- 7M 218 and 4 33 p. m. For
Pottsvllle. 7.41 n. m.
ror juotnieltem, Easton, Reading. Ilar
llsbuig and ptlnclpal intermediate sta-
.VJI;": :,a u- ' " k, 7.4i. u 1. a. m.;
21S, 4.1j (Black Diamond Expicss), 11.49 p.
"Vo $u"daJ's- D. & II. R. R, 9 3S a. m.;
1 53, 9 17 p in.
For Tunkh.innoek, Towanda, Elmlia.
Jllinea, Geneva end piinclpal Intermedlato
stations via D , L. & AV. R. R 6 33 a. m.
and 1 5 1 p. m.
For Genova, Rochester, Buffalo, Nlng
ara Falls, Chicago and nil points west vl 1
D & II. R. R., 12 m p. m.; 3 28 (Black
Diamond Express). 10 41. 11 49 p, m. Sun
dns, D.'& II. R. R., 12 03, 917 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or TjChig1!
A'alloy Pnrlor cars on all tiams botwo3ii
Ailkes-Bano and Now York. Phlladcl
phln, Buffalo and Susponslon Bridge.
ROLLIN II. AVILBUR. Gen. Supt.. 23
Cortland street, Now York.
CHARLES S EE13. Gen. Pass. Agt., 24
Coitlnnd street, New York.
A W. NONEMACHF.R. Div. Pass. Agt..
South Bethlehem. Pa.
Tor tickets and Pullman rcervatlon1
apply to ci'y ticket ofllce, 69 Public
Squaie, Wllkcs-Barrc, Pa.
READING SYSTEM.
' Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Corrected to September lo, 1'jOJ.
Stations In Now Yoik, foot Libert?
stieet and South Feny, N. It.
Tiains leave Seianton for New York,
Philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem, Allen
town. Mntich Chunk, AVhito Haven, Ash
ley, WilUes-Bnno and Pittston nt 730 a.
m , 1 p m incl 4 p m. Sundny, 2 10 p m.
Quaker City Expiess loaves Seianton
7 30 .1. m thiough solid vestibule train
with Pullman Buffet Parlor Car foi Phila
delphia with o.ilv ono chango ot cms for
Baltimore and AVaslilngton, D. C , and all
pilueipal points south and west.
For Avoca. Pittston and AA'ilkos-Bai re,
1 p. m. nnd 1 p m. Sundny, 2 10 p m.
For Long Blanch, Ocean Giovo, etc,
7 30 n. m. nnd 1 p m.
For Reading, Lpbinon and Haiilsburg
via Allentown nt 730 n. m., 1pm and I
p m. Sunday, 2 10 p m.
Tor Tnmaciua and Pottsvllle, 7.30 a. m ;
1 p in. nnd I p m.
For lates and tickets apply to agent al
station
AV. G BESSLER, Gen Manager.
C. M. BURT, Gen. Pass Agt.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedulo in Effect Juiib lli, 1DD2
Trains leave Seianton C3S a. m week
das, thiough estibuio tialn fioni
AVIlkes-B.il 10. Pullman buffet pallor rur
nnd conches to Philadelphia, via Potts
llle; stops at piinclpal Intel mediate slu
tlons. Also comiocts foi Sunbuiy. Hai
ilsbuig, Philadelphia, Baltimore, AA'ush
ington and for Plttsbmg and tho West
9 47 a. m.. week dns, for Sunbuiy. Ilnr
llsburg, Philadelphia, Biltimoie, AVash
Ington aPd Pittsbuig and tho AVest.
1 12 p m , w cek da s, (Sundays 1 5? p.
m., foi Sunlnuy, llnitlsbuig, Phlltid-;!-phla,
Bnltimoio. AVaslilngton mid Pitts
Ling nnd tho AVcst.
,i"S p. 111, week dnvs. thiough lestlbulii
tialn liom AVIIke-n.iiie Pullmnn buftet
patlor car and eoirhes to Phlladolphla vl 1
Fottsvlllo. Stops at piinclpal Intel medi
ate stations. , , , , .
133 p 111 , week divs. fm TTnzloton, Sim.
biuy, HnrilRbuig, Philadelphia nnd Pltt3
,1WB J, B, TIUTCIIINBON, Gen. Jtgr.
T B AVOOD. Oon. Pnsi. Act.
Delaware nnd Hudson.
In Elfect .lima lii, 1902.
Tinlns for C.ubondalo leavo Seianton al
fill 7.,'u, t.30, ion a in; 12 03, 1.12, 2 11,
BEG! G29! 0 25, 8 21, 013, 10 01 p. m.; 12 H.
Foi llo'tiesdnle-fi 41, 10.13 a. m.; 211 nncl
r. .11 1, m.
'ror AVilkes-Baite-CSI. 7 II. S 41. 9 47
10 W a. ill.: 12 01, 112. 218. 3 28. 133, G 10,
7 1 10 41, 11 19 P m '
For L. V R. R Polnls-7 41. 9 47 n. m.
0 is. 4 U3 nnd 11 49 i m.
For Pennsylvania R. R. Points G 33
9 47 n. in.i 1-12, " 2S and 4 33 p m
For Albany and all points noith 7,30 a,
111 and 3 3d P ").
ill. aim TNDAY TRAINS.
For Caibondale 8 So, 113! a. m,; 2.11,
SSil r. 32 and U.17 P m. .
For AVIlkes-Batto 9 2S a, m ; 12 03, 1.5'?,
2"S. 0 32 and 9.17 p in , .
For Alban' nnd points northTSfi pr.ni.
For Honesdalo-8 00 a. in ; 11.23 amKISJ
n Til. . 1-
AV L PRYOR, D P A. Scranton, Pt.
Evie Railroad Wyoming Diy(sion.
In Effoct Septemboi 13, 1902 .
Tinlns leavo Seianton (of Now A'nik,
Nowbutgh and Intel modliilo point!., also
lor Haw ley und local Muttons at(7 2( a.
" Vo"lnoncsdaio' and Whlto Mills" at 1.33
PTialns arrive at Seianton nt'lOSS nm.
and 9 13 p m. i 'j
Now Yotk, Ontario and Westein,
Tlmo tublo In elfect Suudaj. Sept. it, JJ
rVUHiil IJUUiXJJ IIIAIINO, r
l.cavo Leavo AiHvc
Tutlns. Seianton. Cntbuiidale. CadooJ 1.
No t 10 ) 11 in II 10 11 in 1 no ivni.
No, 7 ti to p. m Al.CuiboudaloC lilnju
' SOUTH BOUND. -
Leave Ix?ava AiV4
Tiains. Cadoslu, Caibondulo. Seiantjin
No U , ,,. t'f'Oll III 721UM11
No a 2 in p, in 4 nop m 4li 11 m
SUNDAYS ONLY, NORTH BOUND
l.oavu I.uavo AilM,
Tiains,
No, a ,
No, 5 .,
Seianton. Cuibondalo. Cidiwia
S so a, 111 9 10 a. m. 10 43 On.
7.00 P in Ar.Caibnndulu 7 IJVm
SOUTH BOUND.
l.ouvo Leavo Airly
Cadobla. Caibondale. Seiniiloti
C GO a 111, 7 2i arm
Tiains
No, u
Nn 111 . loOl) 111 li(jl ill. I, 41 ll'.lll
Tinlns Nos 1 on wook days, nnd 9 or
SinulnvB cunnect tor Now A'oik city, Mid.
dletown, Walton, Noiwlcli, Oneida, Qs
wego mul all point west,
Tiulii No, 0. with "Quaker Cty E.
Piebs'' at Seianton. via O, it. R ot N. .1.,
lor Philadelphia, Atlnntlo City, Balllmoto
AVushlngton und l'cnnsylvauia stall
points.
See tlmo-lablo nnd consult ticket agents
for connections with other lines,
J. C. ANDHRSON. O P. A.. Now A'nrk.
J, B. AVELSH, T, I'. A.. Scranton. Pa
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