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PENNSYLVANIA
HONESDALE.
Spqclal to tlio Pcnnloii Tiibuno
llonpsdnle, Nov. .'1 This TukiIiu
fiom Mu 5 p ni, at the 1'ipsbj teil.m
Llinpol, the lrliet Lommlttce ol tlio
Cluihtlnn tlmle.noi toLiet., ill le
tele (iQii.ttlonia of niouevj pinIslons,
t'tc, for ilistiibutlou iimuiig Hie notil.s
ThanK&gU liif,1 day.
llo. William II. bU will dtliei u
ThanKsglvInu -eimor in the liesl tei
ian chinch at 10.10 a. in. cm Thuitday.
Theie will aKo be -(.iUli , in tho othti
HoneKdalo cmiuhe"
Hi. irumice T. Climoh, of faibon
ilnje, himiit Suinl.ii with lilondi in
Honesdale, pilot to hi- dtp.utu.e to
t'umbcilrind, JId,
The loom Micatcd In V, (i. Teiwll
iser, acv his If. K. 1! stoie, will he
com ei ted into a stoie loom to be iiied
by Mr. Tqiwlliger for hl, Inei easing
blislnes'- Aclc&s to the uppei floor
aIU be by an Inside stall way leading
from Ills pipsent s-toie loom.
Tlie "Dutchman'i Ilonejinoon," is a
funny faue. It was well pi evented and
enjou'd by a laigo audlpucf, at the
opeia house Tilday eeiiing.
Miss HaKs who is doing misslouaiy
work in New MelLO, undei the auspleeb
of tho Woman's llopie Misslonaiy ho
ciely, occupied the pulpit of the Piesby
teilau chinch cm Sunday moinlng She
is a en pU usaut spenkei, und held tlio
attention oi the nudience wlille piesent
lng the needs 'and des-iulbinpr the ton--rlltlnn
of this million nl the 'Kouthlnnil.
State Senatoi i:ieet Joel (J. Hill, who
will soon letlie tioni the asssoclntu
Judgeship, will binqupt the membeis of
the Wayne county li.n, und a low othtt
friends at the Allen house, Wednesday
evening.
The HoiU'bdalo hihooKs will oheivp
the ThunkhglNing hollday.s theio will
be no school on Tlutihdiiy and Filday.
On Wednesday evening, Nov, 2R, "The
Oilental Ttoubndouis," n coloied com
edv company, will appear at the opeia
There exists often a very beautiful
companionship between the mother and
her daughter. The intimacy is frank,
free and sj mpathetir. Hut some clay
the mother feels as if something hall
chilled this intimacy. The child ta
silent and sad, aud teems to shim her
mother instead of
(seeking her.
This change ery
often occurs when
the young girl is
crossing the bor
der line of woman
hood. She is mor
bid, nervous, fear
ful, as she enters
upon this new ex
perience. The use of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription at
such n time will
do more than re
store the normal
balance of mind
and body. It will
establish the wom
anly function upon
a basis of sound
health, as well as
improve the anne-
tite, nourish the nerves, and prdruot
the general physical health.
it i wo j Mrs ugo my daughter's lieoltu began
rn, nine ;nrs iiaa nan, oi iirouiieau,
ea Co. Wis. Ml'in.tlilin- thai rould ha
eight of was done to help her but it was of no
vncu uc uceau to couiuiam sne wo
X ftDUtt weighed tin hf nit-titr,- nf prwvl
ltli, until about the age of fourteen: then in
'uoutlis she was bo run down licr weight was
t-iw. itii i count noi gie ner up as sne
i the only child I had. and I mutt hnv. Doe-
that OnlV for VOur MC.tvnnt Pr-rlnllnnl
daughter would have been fu her grave to
. When she had taken oue-balf bottle the
iral function was ectablhtlictl und we bought
ther one. making ouly two bottlea in all, aud
cojinletelv recovered. SI ner (hen hi- is 31
1 as can be "
rue Cominon Sense Medical Adviser,
& paces, iu paper covers, is sent fits
I receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
ense of lnailiuir onlv. Address Dr.
IV, Pierce.. Buffalo, N, Y.
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THE CHILDREN ENJOY
TAfc out of doors and out of the games which they play and the enjoy
ment which they receive and the efforts which they make, coiiim the
frrc.itcf part of that healthful development which h so essential to their
happiness when grown. When a laxative Is needed the remedy which Is
given to them to cleanse aud sweeten nnd strengthen the Internal organs
on which It acts, should be such as physicians would sanction, because Us
component parts are known to be. wholesome and the remedy Itself free from
every objectionable quality. The one remedy which physicians and parents,
well-Informed, approve and recommend and which the little ones enjoy,
because of its pleasant flavor, Us gentle action and Us beneficial effects, is
Syrup of Pigs uil for the same reason It is the only laxative which should
be used by fathers and mothers.
Syrup of Pigs Is the only remedy which acts gently, pleasantly and
naturally without griping, irritating, or nauseating and which cleanses the
system effectually, without producing that constipated habit which results
from the use of the old-time cathartics and modern imitations, and against
which the children should be so carefully guarded. If yon would have them
grow to manhood and womanhood, strong, healthy and happy, do not give
them medicines, when medicines are not needed, and when nature needs
assistance in the way of a laxative, give them only the simple, pleasant aud
gentle Syrup of Figs.
Its quality Is due not only to the excellence of the combination of the
laxative principles of plants with pleasant aromatic syrups and juices, but
also to our original method of manufacture and as you value the health of
the little ones, do not accept any of the substitutes which unscrupulous deal
ers sometimes offer to increase their profits. The genuine article may be
bought anywhere of all reliable druggists at fifty cents per bottle. Please
to remember, the full name of the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYR.UP CO.
the front of every pack
age. In order to get its
beneficial effects it is al
ways necessary to buy
the genuine only.
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house. They ghe an excellent enter
tainment and aie among the best com
edy companies on the load.
Tlio gland juiy is In session this
week. Next week Deeetubei teim of
toui t will he held.
SPRjyQVILLE.
Special to the Peianton Tilbune
SpiingJlle, No. 4 Thankbgiv ing
.seiices will bu held at the Methodist
Upiscop.il church.
Junior league meets on Sundaj, when
theie is no pleaching immediately
alter buiiday school
Supenlsoi Uminell has lately been
itpaiilng the loads in his juiisdiction.
J. O. Cuher bus lately been doing
home painting on the exteiior of Luther
Welch's bouse, near Rchooley'fe pond.
O T. Shoemaket has lately had ,1
nice shed built on the north side of
hN h.un
W. II. Dennis, jr., of Monti ose, was
calling on ft lends beie Sunday.
V. G llobinson and wife, of Mehoo
panv, have just completed a -visU of a
week to Ke. J. W. Pi Ice and wife and
letutned to their homes.
John Major, of Lehman, Pa., has re
turned to ills home utter visiting his
sister, Mis P. W. Teuy, lieie lor a
w eek.
The supper ghen by the Guild on
Tuesdny evening last wus a success,
cner $JO0O being netted.
Samuel Hiker, a oung lnan of 20
yeai.x, died of consumption at his homo
on Satuuluy. The funeral will ba
held today. Inteiment In the Ljnn
cemeteiy.
Cieoigo Noblp bus built a ery nice
barn this summer, and Is now making
ptepaiatlons to build a house In the
near futuie.
P. O, Stung has given up going west
nnd will moo to the hous,e now occu
pied by Mih, II. K. Sherman.
One week fiom today Frank Weiss
will move hetp and take possession of
his uewly-acfiuhed gioceiy and mar
ket. A latge wildcat wafs killed lecently
down iu Lemon by Oliver Ward. It's
mate escaped,
It Is uimoied that Simervisois Bun
nell and Sepiler aie to resign their po-.
Mucins ueioio mo spimg election, Tlio
latter was elected last spiing, but Is
thed of bis job. Ilunnell was re
elected two j ears., ago, but has mado
up his mind that his pathway is not
nil roses,
Tennyson Mesetole has gone to Now
Yoili, and on leturnlng will go back
to his homo In the west,
Oata that weigh forty-five pounds to
the measmed bushel and that pioduco
seventy to eighty bushels per ucto nie
for sale by S. O, Culver, of Spilng
vllle. Samples will bo sent on ie.
cpiest,
Lennlo Caillu and wife, of Tunkhan-nocK-,
visited Mis. Carlln's p.tients, Mr.
ajul Mis, P. W, Teuy, in this village,
last week, Mr. Cailln Is running on
tho main line of the Valley railway
fiom AVIlkes-Buuo to Sajie for tho
daily dispatch.
BRADFORD. COUNTY.
Special to tho Scranton Tribune
Towanda, Nov, 24, One of the (list
copies of the Lehigh Vulley time
table Is In possession of Supeilntendent
J, A. Dioerge, at Sayie. In slo It Is
llvo by seven inches, und la Diluted
only on one page, while thu last one
pilnled is n- by 164 Inches In size,
with eight pages of schedule of the
company's main and blanch lines. The
first time-table Is headed "Tho Pa. of
N. Y. Canal & It. It. en. tii 'p.ihio
No. 1, To take effect Jan. 1, 136S," and
js bignect -j, t. 1 'ox, Supt," It pio
vldes for a train to Jeave Towanda ut
7 o'clock u. ni make good eamil boat
time to Wayeily, reaching theie ut S.10
a. m. Then the train lrt m,v.i,. t
9 O'clock for tho leturn tl-ln n Tnudn.
da. Tho next round ttip started at
10.35 o'clock and completed the run at
Towanda at 1.45 p in. The final iuii
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of tho day left Towanda at 4 o'clock,
reached Waierly In time fot suppei
and got back to Towanda in time to
go to bed. The train stopped at Ul
ster, Milan and Athens, Sajre not be
ing on the map in those clays. In theso
times the Black Diamond express and
all other tialns stop-at Sayie, which
was then only a tanning countiy, and
the schedule time of the popular train
make the lun of seventeen miles in
nineteen minutes.
By tho accidental dlschaige of a
lllle, Mrs. Kugene Wood, of Tioy, Is
suffering fiom the bullet penetiating
Into her hip about thiee Inches.
The Philadelphia Athletic Foot Ball
team defeated the Sayie-Athcns eleven
in a game at Athens on Satin day aftei
110011 by a scoie of 18 to 0.
The infant child of R. G. llice, while
sitting in its eaniage, pulled a table
cover with a lamp into the ehlcle,
which exploded and badly binned it
fact and head. No seiious lesults aie
exsected.
seng near Canton, with over 12,000
seng near aCnton, with over 12,000
plants.
William C. Mahoney. a llaivaid
graduate, whose parents leslde at Wav
eily, committed suicide in New Yoik
because he was lejected by a pietty
French woma.n His remains weio
biought to ills home for interment.
HOPBOTTOM.
S)eclal to the Scinnton Tilbune
Hopbottom, Nov. 24. Mr. and Mis.
L M. Tiffany spent Sunday with Mis.
n. W. Menill In Lesteishlie.
A. J. Green and family aie now oc
cupvinng their new home in town, le
cently puichased of J. C. Meirlll.
Miss Myia Jackson spent Sunday in
Scranton.
Mr. and airs. Chailes Peck, of Les
teishiie, visited at Mis. L M. Tiffany's
last week.
The ladies of the Unlveisalist church
meet, with Mis. Saiah Ithodes Wednes
day afternoon.
Claude Itobei ts and John Blsbee made
a tiip to Montrose Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. O. D. Calph, of Bing
hnmton, and Mis. Huttlu Adams, of
Klngslcy, a.e guests of Mi 3. O. D.
llobei ts.
The apple evaporator which has been
in operation here for the past thiee
months and has given employment to
about thirty-five people, will close this
week. Dining the time they have been
lieie they have shipped about 24,000
bushels of apples,
HALLSTEAD.
Special to tlio Scranton Tilbune.
Hallstead, Nov. 24. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Tiow bridge, of Chase avenue,
tendered a party Filday evening to u
number of young people in honor of
their thhleenth anniveisaiy of the
bhthday of their son, Leon Tiow bridge,
Tho guests weie loyally entertained
until u. icasonable hour with singing
and games, Mr, Tiowbildgo was the
recipient of many beautiful piesents
in honor of tho occasion. Dainty re
freshments weie served, consisting of
Ice cream and cake. Those ptesent
were: Misses Km ma Fisher, Luda
Hawkins, Lyra Hawkins, Fanny Head,
Flossy Coiey, Louisa nnd Eva Fish,
Viola and Beatilce Jackson, Leta Wln
fleld, Josla Snow, George and Hairy
Hatfield, Floyd and Perry Blown, Guy
Snovv nnd Hloudln Wlnlield.
The Sisterhood will meet In the
Piesbyteilan church Tuesday evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
Miss Sara Watklns, who is attending
school at Ithaca, Is spending a few
days In town,
Mis, Gould Capwell and Mrs. Win
field will euteitaln the ladles of tho
Presbyterian chuich at the pleasant
home of Mrs, Capwell, on Church stieet,
Friday afternoon.
Hon S, II. Chase was a business
caller at Moimoso Thuisday last.
John Clements, secietaiy of the City
Young Men's CliilHtlan association of
Blnghamton, occupied the pulpit; of tho
Baptist chuich Sunday,
An enteituiument under the auspices
of tho Kpvvmth league of tho Methodist
L'plscopal dirndl will be held Tuesday
evening at the lialltoad Young Men's
Clnlatlan Association hall. The pro
gramme is as follows: Quaitette,
"Alcuily, Oh;" recitation, "How Ituby
Played," Miss VerU Shaw; solo, se
lected, Mrs. S, Snow den, of Great Bend;
duet, "Sweet Visions of Childhood,"
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Misses Cecil Hois and Bessie Conrad!
vocal solo, Dr. Itond, of Gteat Bond:
recitation, "Tho Voiceless Chimes,"
Mrs. Florence' llnvvkhtsj vocal solo,
"Mtllaby," Mist Vcrhi 81mw; quaitette,
"Fairy Voices!" tecltatlon, by request,
"The Octoroon," Miss Verio. Shaw :
piano solo, selected, Miss Iteta Uossj
"The Ten Virgins," tho Famous Peak
Slsleis. Admission, 10 and 20 cenls.
THEATRICAL.
"Yoik. State Folks."
A mini drama that Is truly clean nnd
wholesome Is "Yolk Stato Folks," which
was presented at tho L count last nlfrlit
before 1111 audience tluil was not as largo
as It deserved.
It U 11 four act drama and tho scene
Is Intel In Martlnvlllc, N, Y a llttlo
village In cetittal New" Tork, which Is
wiought up over tho coming of a inll
rond, This Innovation Is opposed by
Simon Peter Mat tin, the .piesldeiit of
the village, and Its heaviest taxpavci.
Nevertheless tho village votes In favor
of the lollioad anil thin causes him to
conceive a deep-seated hatied for Mvia
Coopei, the gontlot man In the village,
nnd for eiut one of Mm tin's win in
friends.
Mai tin's son Is engaged to ninny
Cooper's niece, and this Mai tin deter
mines to break olT, but with little huc
voh", as may be suspected, and tho obstl
iiato old man turns his on out of doors
but finally 1 clouts, attends tho wedding
and oveivthliig ends happily. It is a
story of the simple. lives and loves of nn
Intensely human mral community, and Is
told by Mr. AVilght, tho author, In a
wnv that Is ety diamntlc.
The 10I0 of Peter Simon Mm tin was
played by James Lncknjo In a. superb
manner. Up Is well known to Scranton
thcnter-goeis, having been seen hero fre
quetitlv In rural dramas, notnhlv In
"Shotp Acies." He piescnted a living
poi trait of the stem, haul old village
autnciat who Muds It almost Imposslhlo
to tolerate anything In tlio way of lnter
feieneo with Ills will.
Hav L. Itojeo made a lovnblo old
Mvra Cooper, tho organist, and other
prominent membeis of tlio cast vveto
Randolph Cm lie, O-boino Senile, Frank
Soulp, Krnpst Linison, Kalo Jackson,
Mallo Falls, Mis Sldman and Millie
Stevens.
Tho plav Is staged In a. fine manner,
tho second act being especially line.
Ten Ichl and a Big Company.
The laigcst Mond ly matinco ever in
the Dilo theater g.itheied in that pietty
pla houso jesterdav to witness what
was the most altiactlvc progiamme jet
ofteicd since the opening.
Ten Ichl himself is suicly n wonder
and the Japanese membeis of his tioupe
In tho mojt beautiful set of costumes
Imaginable gave a display of wonder
working, ahead of anything ever seen
tipi e.
Ton Katsu, tlio pietty Jap maiden,
was a tieat to thu pp, and it is worth
one's while just to see her walk down
the alslo among the audience as she does
In pel forming her Mirlous tilcks.
But tho Japanese contingent Is not
the half of tho big show. A most excel
lent ruial act is given by Mr. and Mis.
Young, who finish with some ecellent
trick violin plajlng
Miss Clara Douglas, a most comely,
well-shaped .voting lady, sang coon songs
finely and danced gracefully.
Tho Floods are the best all-round com
edy aciobits over iu Scranton, and their
woik is Mniplv maivelous James Rich
mond Glenroy, "the man with gteen
gloves," kept the largo ciowd in a con
stant loai. .e is certainly very funny.
Rno &. Rovche, iu M amusing coined
sketch, weie well leeoivcd and had sev
eial lecalls. It was loft lor Dddie Mack
to convince evety one in the house that
a purely dancing act could he a most
inteiesling, even to one who does not
know much about the nit of dancing lie
is teallv an mtist, and is one of the fea
tuies of a stiong bill
This hill is .1 lino one for Thank-giving
week and the DKio will be ciowded
at cveiy perfoimaucec or we are mis
taken. "Captain Impudence," Last Night.
John A. Himmclein's big comedy com
pany, "The Ideals," opened its annual
engagement at tho Academy of Muslo
before a laigo and well satisfied nudience
with a splendid comedy drama, "Captain
Impudence." The pcifotnianco through
out was n most pialsewortliy one, and
tho company was ceitainly tho best that
Mr. Illmmcleln has ever bad under his
banner. Tho clmmlng nettess, lipatileo
3'aile, was given a cordial leecplion by
her numerous fi lends.
In tho 10I0 of Lucictta Bugg. tho ma
jors dauirhtei, shu has a jiait well
suited to her sweet nnd dalnlv wus.
She was supported In nn ablo niannci by
tho ontlio compan, among them Dd
win Wnlloek In tho leading rolo of Cap
taln Shields, as a handsomo and dash
ing ITnlted States aimy captain; Hairy
Castlo as Major Bugg, an old mmy otll
cui, had an unusually strong and con
genial lole, while Sam Mylle as South
Ciiolln.i Jim, a slave, was 0110 of tho
gl eatest pieces of negro Impersonation
ever seen in this city unci kept the houso
In a roar of laughtoi whenever lip was
on tho singe. The company weio given
s'evcml cm tain calls.
"The Christian," Tonight.
Tho tremendous vogue of Ilnll Calno os
a novelist lends unusual Interest to tho
presentation of his own adaptation of
"Tho Christian," which will bo seen nt
tho L renin tonight, Tho stoiy is well
known both In book and stngo form. In
tho play, as ho himself sntd, ho took tho
two principal characters In tho novel, as
well as tho motlvo of their I elation to
each otliei, and mado an Independent
diaiiia of now incidents and ficsh sui
loundlngs, Tho cast of "Tho Clnlatlan, "
ns It will bo seen hero, will bo:
John fitorm Stanton Klllot
Loid Stoim A. Hollingsvvorth
Iloiatio Diako Ialvvln Fotsborg
L911I Itobeit Pio Basil Wist
Aichdeucon Wealthy Frank Ljon
Father I.amplugli IMwln Iilly
Parson Qunylo Aithur Hoyt
Blather Paul ., Alfred James
Mis. Collcnder Katn Fletcher
Polly I.ovo .,,. Helen Fold
Betty Mary Heitrand
I, otty Ida P.uks
Nutty ..Catherlno Calhoun
LUn. I With Nurillus
Glory Quayle Chilli lllaucllck
As aiot' Quayle, Clara Ulnuditk pre
sents tho heiolno of Mr. Calnu's diaina
on tho oilglnal tlliies of tho novel a -vivacious
and tilvolous gill Iu the. pro
logue nnd a woman of serious and ntn
bilious puiposo la the four nets nt tho
play.
Alice Fischer in "Mis, Jack,"
Miss Alice Fischer will bo thu utti no
tion nt tho Lcruni toinouovv night mid
Thanksgiving matlnoo and night, pre
senting under tho dhcctlou of Henry It.
Hauls, Graeo Livingston Fuinlss' faiciiil
comedy, "ills, Jack." Miss risclur
conies heio with tho pirstlgo of an un
usual success in New Yoik wlieio "Mi 8.
Jack" bus Just concluded a 100-nlght tin.
"Mis, Jack" Is a widow who coming
east to claim tlio propeity of her Into
husband tinils that her ten million do.
bus of Inherited lenity Istsuddled with
almost us much of personality In tho
form of Mr. Jack's heuellcluiles. Under
tho provisions of bis will und tho die
An Old and WeJl-Tiied Remedy.
MRS. WJNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for cblldieu tcoUiing. Is tho Piescijption of
onu of tho best femulo physicians anil
nurses In the (fulled States, and has been
used sixty lears with novel -fulling sue
cess by millions of mothers for their chil
dren. During the pioces of teething its
valuo is incalculable. It icllaves tho child
fiom pain, xiues dlurihacn, gilplng In tho
bowels, and wind colic. By giving health
to tlio child it rests tho mothei. Pilcc,
twcuty-five cents a bottln.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
Only Half a Cent a Word.
Beat Estate.
A Rare
Bargain
In a good home that has
all modern conveniences, in
cluding electric light.
The house will boar in
spection. Full lot and loca
tion is assured, as people on
cither side own their own
homes.
The property Is valued
at $2,500, but it can be
purchased for $700 un
der that figure.
A 12-Room
Single
House
Can be purchased for
$7,500
Good location full lot on
'Otiincv avenue. The owner
values' it at $10,300.
M. H. ffOLGATE
Real Estate,
Securities Mortgages,
Loans Negotiated.
Commonwealth Building,
SCRANTON, PA.
For Kent.
mn. TJT1TJT Rppnnil flnoi 22", -JJ7 Laclta-
vvanna avenue, also photo galleiy. Ap
ply 1331 Sandeiton avenue.
$1S For Rent Ten-room house; excellent
neighboihood; all modem improve
ments, on avenue. Apply to It. P. Ham
ilton, 42o Spiuce street.
For Sale.
DIAMONDS Ring 14kt. mounting, stone
?l-'i one a full 1" eaiat, $JS; one caiat,
ne.uly 't caint, $J0; one tiiile largei,
$10, flno gjpbv, two diamonds, and lubv,
$24 Halt caiat e.u sciews, $10; half cant
eiu di ops $JS; line white diamond ling,
ciiiats (slightly lmpeilcct), $J30 LotH ot
othoi Diamonds, Sipphires, Ilineialds,
Rubies, Pen Is and Opals at lock bottom
piiecs. Satisfaction given, or "youi
money back without argument." "Walter
W. Wlnlon, Diamond Parloi, No. U)7
Jle.nts lmilding.
rOR SAT.P.-Balt llsh, wholesale or re
tail W. 11. I'ierce, 01 AVoming btiect,
Caihondalc. Old 'phone.
rOR SAI.H-Oak mantel. S feet IiIrIi,
with mirioi, :S10 in. bio Washington
avenue
rOR SALK New Coupe Rockavv.iv, mado
1) Stial"li ikcu, -Ji sl70, seats loin in
side; will exclunge. Apply to JlacDel
mot, Thi7 Linden btieot.
IIEATINO stove, in good pomlitloii; used
two wintcis. Iuquiie Consumeia' Ico
Co.'s office.
TOR SALE A rioiidn sectional steam
heater, now; never been utnl" will he
sold icasonable. Addiess Gabriel Pugll
nno, Dundaff Hticet, C.nhondalo.
FOR SALE One pair of giav maic?, well
matched, weight 2300, sound and gen
tle, good diivcis nnd woikeis slnglo or
double Inquiie of jManning Gillespie,
Now Jlllfoid, Pa.
TOR SALE A pair of well-matched geld
ings nt S20 Gieen Ridgq stieet, city.
For Sale or Bent.
TOR SALE OR RENT-Tho S-stoiy brick
building, with boiler houso attached,
and long low of sheds for hoises. wag
ons, etc.; also railroad switch suitable for
manufactuilng pui poses; latelv occupied
by .tlio Clock Tobacco Co n. M. Winton,
Room No, CO", Meats Building.
Furnished Booms for Bent.
FOR RENT A nicely furnished loom:
all modem conveniences, at S27 Green
Ridge stieet.
l'OK RENT A furnished loom on second
floor ftont, $130 week. u)3 Adams avo.
Booms and Board.
POR RENT Fin nlshed looms for gentle
man, with or without hoaid. Inquiio
at C10 Adams avenuo,
THE LINDEN, ROO Linden stieet, has a
number of dcslinhlo vacancies; light
looms and cholco Initio boaid
PLEASANT looms with boaid for foul
er flvo oung men. Innulie !i.J Wash
ington avenuo.
tales of her own licmt sho iihsumes half
nvMieiship In tho bullillug of ,i theater
for a buniHtoimliiff tiagcdlan and nn em
poilum foi tho painting of black ers,
Fulm this hltuntloii miho many amusing
episodes nii1 dlvcitlng climnMs ciuiied
to u lousing success hy Miss Fischer and
her company of clover comedians. Seats
now on sale,
"The Wild Bose" Coming;.
Gioigo W Ledoiei's "Tho Wild Hose,"
which will ho seen at tho L)c"cum Friday
lilght, H clesciihed as "u whulo iouiiiot
of song and Jest" It nbotiiitlH fu eoloi,
light, tun of the iicrnbatio und omplmtlu
older, us will ns that ut sluiou ptuo wli,
Tho muslo ii not too hiipcilor, or mintlo
to piss tho ininpiplioiiilou or uppicfla.
lion of tlio auditor Who does not under
stand classical composition,
Tho cast ieiiilroi sUt.llvo plajcis,
and ail thoso of tlio oilglnal pipsenta
Won vvlll ho soon dining thin Ptihiige
incut Scats on salo Wnlncsday moiit.
jug at y o'clock.
f'The New Yoik QUI,"
"The, New Vm It GIU" at tho Star,
Tiiuisdav, Is a. pleasing novelty. It H
headed by Eulallu, u runiaikablo voi.i
tllo and exciedlngly clever ouug uctiess,
Tho comedv is clean, oili and iip-to-date.
It Is Intel pi eted by Kululle, whoso
dcllcato handling of tho tltlo lole, Frolic
somo Flo Faway, ludelllhly stnnipV her
uh tho foiemost of tho profession, hy
well-Know u comedians who lutioduco
high class 'vaudeville, and hy bright,
pietty gills In singing and dancing
Humbert).
Tlio tceuciy and costumeg ait: sui passed
hy no show on the loud, 'lho work of
Colo und "Vuiner, tho Dutch comedy
team, is of the Weber and Field order,
a laugh thioughout. The Uoberts Four
is a imlqiio and highly entertaining act,,
und especially pleasing Is thu woik of the
two blight llttlo glils. Pearl and Leo
nora. Evening juices fill prevail at tho
matinee, Ttiuuksgiving.
No Order
Accepted for Less
Tli n 11 to Cents.
Branch WANT Offioas,
Wnnt Advortisements Will Bo
Received nt Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Centinl City
ALtinnr SCltUI.TZ. roinei Mill-
boi i y Htreet and Welwlor no.
atJSTAV P1CI1IJL, 1m0 Adams
uveiitle.
West Side
GEO. W. JENKINS, 101 South
Main avenue.
South Soinnton
l'RED 1,. TL'RPPIJ, 7JD Cedar
avenue,
Noith Sornnton
. ai:o. W. DAVIS, coiner Xoith
Main avenuo and Jliultet
fctlCOt.
Gieen Bidgc
CHARLES t' JONES, 1357 Dlelc
son avenue.
I'. J. JOHNS, 020 aieen Rldgo
sticot.
C. LOREVZ, coiner Washington
nvcnuo and JIailon stieet.
Peteisbuig
AV. 11. KNEPEEL, 1017 living
avenue
Dunmore
J. G. RONE & SON.
Help Wanted.
A ANTED-Agenls to sell tea and cot-
00r.to c?"3"'"o' Positions pel tn i-
w,nnt.,,0Gr,aml UnIon Toa Co- "n Lacka
wanna avenuo.
DR"OCERK AVAmEDRTNtX
n,i Tir.!n0m'ls'.co"lel' doming .ucnue
and Mulbeiiy stieet.
AAN1ED At once, two or thiee good
,curPeotoib foi bench men In our door,
Fash, blind and inlciior finish fuotoi.
J. L. Patterson & Co., Pittston, Pa.
LADIES with sewing machines to woik
at home; mateiials furnished anv dis
tance. Good wages. Send stamped ad
diessed cnvelopo for partlculats Anchor
aflg Co . 10 Pederal st . Plttslmrg. Pa
Agents Wanted.
LARGE CORPORATION wants eneigetio
i Ueneial Agent foi this county. No
books, insuianre, or canvassing Ac
quaintance with met chants and manu
f.ictureis nccessaiy. Peimanent. Bond
btate age, expeiience lefeiciiccs lit st let-
o0.1'" n,1lfs,s', Slllt0 &7-' No- 1001 Chestnut
St j Philadelphia.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATKDNWANTm
flist pait of tlio week, wushlng and
lioning; washing and iioning taken liomu
also Call oi addiesh, A. B, J!4 N. Suni
nei avenue.
A MARRIED man of .small family, has
had cpcilence of L veais aa sta
tlonaiv Hi eman; undoi stands filing culm.
Addiess rnomnn, lear dlO Deacon stieet,
Uicen Rldgo Sciauton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED Supoi ioi ac
countant and conespondcnt sucks o.
situation in oi ncai Seianton; acoustomecl
to giving dictations Addiess, Accmate,
Tiibuno of lice.
OUNG LADY would like woik evening
as lopylst, tvpewiftlng and t.iKo c.uo
of business coiiospondence. At Ilbcity
aftei i, o'clock evenings Can furnish ex
cellent ufoiences. Addiess Pi.tcticnl,
Tiibuno office.
Wanted.
WANTED Two looms, Hist flooi, on
"Mnllr! I V ,-tlnnl ,n., .-inn "VTi.H.., .....I
Piescott avenue, 'for phskluns ofilce.
Addiess Phvsici.in, (,17 Adams avenue
tlVANTED Small fin nlshed house. Ad
diess Uo u00. city.
Business Opportunity.
CTOciTyiNDvHnA
out delay. AVilte for oui special m.ii
ket letter. Fieo on application. S At.
llibbaul A: Co, membeis N, V. Consoli
dated npd Stock Exchange. 41 and hi
Bio.idwuv, New Yoik. Established 1jI.
Long Distance 'Phono 21SS Iiioad.
Strayed.
STRAYED To tho Lackawanna Stables,
Hi. Ponn avenue, a white hoisc. Owner
can have saino by p.ijing oxpenses and
pioving piopeity.
PROrESSONAL.
' Ceitified Public Accountant.
EDWARD ('. HPAFLDING. C.V. A. 2!
Ti.idei.s' Bank Building. Old 'phono lt.l
Aichitects.
FREDER1CIC lv. BROWN, ARCH 'if.
Real Estate Exchange Bids . 12c Wash
ington avenue,
Civil and Mining Eiigineeis.
H, L. HARDING, S15 CONNELL IILDG,
STEVENSON .V, KNIGHT. 72, CON
licit building.
Dentists.
DR E C EILENHERGEH, PAl'Ll
building, Spiuci) stieet, Seianton.
DR C C, LALTBAClf, 113 WYOMING II Vo
Flie Insuiance.
SCHLAtllUt A; CO, 101 Council Building
Patent Attorneys,
P A T E N TS LWaVA
The ipily licensiil and oiiilpppil intent
nolle Itin in the lit No ch.iigo foi la
tin Illation on patcutublllt , uvci tin
jeuis' I'MHU ic ijco
Kcplojjrlc & Co., Mcurs lllclg-. .
Hotels nnd Beatauxnnts.
'il IE ELIC CAFE. 123fiui 127FIt.NK.
lilt uviuilQ, Hales icitsonublo
P KlIXiliEIt, 1'iopilotor.
scranton norm:, nhar d . l & w
Passenger ilepoi Conducted cm thu Eu
lopcau plan "victor Koch, Piopiletui,
Scavengei'.
a7b. imiGU.s cleans pmvv val lts
unci cess pools; no odoi , only improved
pumps used. A H llilggs, piopiictor
Leavo ouleis 110 Noith Alain iivcuue,
ot Elcke'H chug store, coinei Adams anil
Mulbcil Both telephones
Wile Scieens.
JOSEPH Kl'ETTEL. REAR Oil LACKA,
ave ScijintoiitJiltj 'ofVUo Sciobiis
Miscellaneous.
MEGARGEE.BROS. PRINTERS' SUI'.
piles, env elopes, panel bags, tulno,
Wauhouse, 1J0 Washington uvunuu.
THE WILKES-RARRE RECORD CAN
bo had in Sciauton at (ho news stand
of Rclsmuu Bios, tu! Spiuco and cat
Linden; M. Not ton, 322 Lackuvvunnu
ave.: 1 S. SchuUei, '211 Spiucu stieet.
f"lf
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. REHL ESTATE
OnVHtlf a Csnta Wori.' '
Money to Lonn.
ANY AJIOUNT OP MON11V TO LOAN
Quick, Hti night loniiH m JJullclIng and
Lonn. At fiom 4 to 0 per cent. Call on
N. V. Walker, :il.3if. Council building.
Employment Agency.
RELIAHLE help tun ho piocuicd at Mis,
A. II, Still ke.v'M EmploMuont Ofllco,
Ho WnshhiKton avenue, looms 2 and 4.
Talto elevator.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
IN Effect Juno 1. 11)02. '
.Trains leavo Sctnntou foi Now Yoik
At 130. 3 20, GO". 7 50 nnd 10 10 a. in. J 12.10,
3.40, .13', p. m. For Now York und Phila
delphia 7 30, 1010 a. m, and 12.10 and 3;',.
I in. For Gouldsboio At t; 10 p m. For
UufTulo 1.1", 02 and 0 00 a. m.; Km, fcoo
ttnd ll.fi 11. in. For llliiulinnilnii. lUniltn
and way stntions-in 23 n, in , 1 o"i p m.
For Oswego, Sviacuso and Utlr.i-l,l,"t and
0 22 n. m.; 1.33 p. m. Oswego, Sjtacuse
and Utlca ttnlii nt CI 22 u, in, dally, except
Sundny. Foi Montiose 100 a. m; 1 01
ami ti o p in. Nicholson accommodation
100 and 013 p. m.
Bloomsbuig Division Fot Noithumtiai
innd, at or. and 1010 a. m.; 1.3". and 10
D. m. For Plymouth, nt S10 a. in.; .110
nnd do" p m.
Sundav Tialns For Now Yoik, 1 30, :i 2').
0 0. 10 10 n. in.; 3 40 and 3 J", p. ni. For
BulTttlo-1.1- nnd 0 22 a. m.; 133. 0 30 and
11,10 p. m. For Elmlra nnd way stations
10 2. ii. in. Fpr Blnghamton and way ota
tlons, 0 00 a. ni. Bloomsbuig Dlvlslon
Leavo Seianton, 10.10 a. m. ar.el G10 p. m.
Lehigh Valley Baihoad.
In EITcct Nov. lfi, 1002.
Tialns Leave Seianton
Tor Pliliadolphla and New 'oik -la D.
6 II. R R, nt 7.41. thiough Pallor Car
and Day Coich I'.irhondalo to New York
and 0 47 a in. with L V. Conch Catbon
clalo to Philadelphia, and 2 IS, 4 3". (Black
Diamond Epiess), nnd 11.40 p. m. Sun
daj s, D. ii. r. ., 155, p. m . 0 38 n. m.
l"oi AVhlte Haven, Ilanlcton and ptincl
pal points in tho coal legions, via D. A;
II. R. R , 7 ii, is and 4 13 p. m. For
Pottsvllle, 7 11 a. in.
For Bethlehem, Easlon, Rending, Har
rsburg and pilnclpnl Inteimcdlato sta
tions, via D it II. R. It.. 7.41, 0 47 a. m.;
218, 4 23 (Black Diamond Epicss), 11.40 p
m. Suadas, D. & II. R It., 0 38 n. m
and 1 58 nnd 0 17 p m.
For Tnnkhannock, Towanda, Elmiin,
Illuca, Geneva and principal Intel mediate
stations via D, L & W. It R., 0 33 a. m.
and I 53 p ni
For Geneva, Rochestei. Buffalo, Ni.ig
oi a 1 alls, Chicago and nil points west via
D. & II. R. R, 12 m p ni : 3 2S (Black
Diamond Epi ess) 10 II. 11 41 p m. Sun
davs. D. S. II. R. R , 12 0.1, q n p m
Pullman parloi and sleeping oi fLohlgh
valley Potior cats on all tialns between
yllkes-Brlo and New Yoik. Philadel
phia, Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ROLLIN II WILBUR. Gen. Supt., 2fl
Coitlnnd stieet. New Yoik
CHARLES S LEE. Gen Pass Agt , M
Cortland Ktieet. New Yoik.
A W. NONEAIACHER, Dlv. Pass Agt.
South Bethlehem Pa.
For tickets nnd Pullman iceivatlon ap
plv to city ticket office, GO Public Squaic,
WIIkes-Bnne, Pa.
BEADING SYSTEM.
Central Baihoad of New Jersey.
In effect Nov. it,, 1902
Stations iu New Yoik, loot Llbeity
stieot and South Fettv, N R
Tt.iins leave Sciauton for Now Yoik,
Phil idelphl.i, Easton, Betlilehem, Allen
town, Alauch Chunk, White Haven, Ash
ley, Wilkes-li.tnc nnd Pittston at 7. )0 n
m , 1 p m , and I p in Sundas, 713 a.
m and 210 i) m Quaker Cll Eptess
leaves Sciauton 730 u. m. with through
solid vestibule tialu with Pullman Buffet
Pui lot Cn for Philadelphia with onlv
one change ol r.ns ten ll.iltimoio and
ashlngton, D. I", and .ill piluripnl
points south and west and has tluoiiK'i
coich foi New Yoik.
Foi Avot.i, Pittston and Wilkes-Banc,
1 i) in. and 1 p m Sunday, 7 13 a m
and 2 10 p ni
I'oi Long Branch. Ocean Grove, etc, at
7 !0 u. in and 1 p in.
Foi Reading, Lebanon and Ilaiilsbui,.;
via Allentovvn at 7.0 a. m , 1 p. m and 1
m. Sundav, 7.13 a. m and 2 10 p in,
Foi T.imaiiua and Pottsvllle at 7 10 .1.
m , 1 p m and I p m Sunday, 7.13 a, in,
Foi intis and tickets applv to agent at
station
V a, BESSLER, Gencial Manager.
C. M. Ilt'RT, Gen Pass. Agt.
Pennsylvania Baihoad.
Soliedule in Eflect Juno 10, I'm:
TinliiH leave Scinnton l, lb a in, week
davs, thioiifch vestibtilii tiuln Horn
Wilkes-Utiie. Piilliuait buffet pulor air
anil coaches to Phil ulclphlu, via Potts
vllle; stops nt piluclp.il inte't mediate1 station'-
ANo connects loi Sunhiii. Ilai
tlsl.uig, Philadelphia B.iltltnoie, AVash
ington and lot Pittslnug and the West
9 17 n m . week davs, for Sunbiii, Hai
llsbuig, Pilladclidiln. B.tltluiotc, AVnsli
litgton nnd Pittslnug nnd tho West.
1.12 ... in, week divs, (Siliuln.s 1 ".S p
m), fot Snnbtiiy. li.iiilslimg, Phll.ieli I
phla, B.iltlnioii', Washington and Pitts
lnug and tho NVst ,
' 2S p in, week davs, thiough vcstlliulq
ti.iln liom WllKes.p. mo Piillnian buffet
pttlorcai and coaches tu Philadelphia vie
Pottsvllle Stops at piiuclp.il hiteimedl
alo stations
1 ',5 p m , week dav-. foi HnilPloii Siia
liuiv, Hanlsbuig, l'hllidi'lphla and Pitts
buiu. J. H HFTCIIINSON, Gen Mgl.
,1 II. WOOD. Gen Pass Agt.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Eltecl Nov. M, 1.102
Tuilus loi Catlioi.d.ilc lenvn Sei.iniein at
Gil, 7:u, :s. Kill a in; 12 03, 1.12, 2 1!,
.Fill, fi -. 0.3, 7 22, h u. tFiii, 11,20 p. m;
l.'.'S u m
For Iloiipscltilo t! II, 1013 a m ; 2 It and
0 .9 n m '
Foi Wilke-.-R.il I C-G.SS 7 11. S II. !' 17,
10 3,1 a. in. 12 u.:. 142 2 IS, .. 2S, 4 J3, tola.
7 IS. 9 10, 10 II. 11 II P. in
For L V U R Polnts-7 II. 0 17 a. in ;
is, 133 nnd 11 11 p in
For Pciitislvnnli R R Polnts-G '!?,
9 47 u in : 1 I-', ::2S ami S p m
For Albany nnel all points nottlt 7.3i!'a.
m and .130 p m
SI'NDAY TRAINS X
For Cailioii(lalo-S30, 11 II a. m;'2il,
sn.. 5.32 and 11 17 P m
For VVllkes-liaiic-O IS n ni, 12 01 Lfrt.
3 2!. 111.' and 9 17 p in .
For Alh.inv and points noith i'A p,Jin
I'm 1 loin '.cialo S V) a pi . 132 p m
.1 W lIlMtriK'K, G P. A ,' Albany, N," V.
W J- PRVOR. D P,.A. Seianton, IM
EilO BAihoad-r-Wyoiijlng Division.
Ill Eltect Scptoiuboi 13, 10).'
TinllW leave Htluiltim foi Now Yoik,
Now laugh and Inieiincillatu points nl"o
leu lluvvley anil local btatlons ut 7. 'if a
m and 1 35 p m
For Honesilalo and A hits Mllh ut'JIS!
Tra'lnsWiilvo at iitiimton at 10'JS a, m
and 0 15 i. in,
New1 Yoik, Ontaiio and Western.
'riiiiu initio 1" effect timidity, he'pt ii, mi,
1 NORTH IIOFN'D TRAINS
? Lc-avo Leuvo AicLa
Trains Seiuiiton. C.iihoudalu. Cadosta
No V . ..10 Wu. m 11 Kin ni luopini
No. 7 . .... t W P in Ai' Cm liund.ilo u i, O m
' ' SOUTH HOUND '
Lcnvo Lc.ivo Aiuve
Tialns Cadosla Caihnneialei Sciaujpu
No. i. .i. ..., V" m 7 L" it. in
No '2 .. -.v.lp m loop in. inn 'm
SUNDAVa ONLV. NORTH BOUND
Ietivo t Leave Auivo
Tialns Seianton Cuibotidnlo O.ulosl.t
No !l ... .S30n m 910 a, pi lonn, in
No. S ...... 70O in Ar Cut bondalo 7.45 p m
Leave Leave Aiiho
Tialns C.idoslu Caiboiiijale, Scitintou,
No t! . . .. t.5ou m. 7.21 . ii.
No 10 1 m0 p 111 0 0c p m. U 13 p. in
Tialns Nos 1 on week ili)s, and !) oi
Sundiis connect toi Now Yilc ilty, Mk.
tllutown. Walton, Nonvlcli, Oneida, Os
wego mid all ioIiiN wist, j-
Tialu No I., with "Ounkerf City Ex..
press" at Seianton, via C. R, R of N.-V.
for Phlladelplilu. Atlantic City, BaltlinoiN
Washington and Pennsylvania stute
points. i
Seo tlme-tohlo anil consult ticket agentj
for connections with other lines,
J, C. ANDERSON. G. P. A . New Vol k.
J, E, JVELSII, X. X'. A , Scranton, Pa,
$