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PITTSTON.
Special to tho Bcrnnton Tribune.
Plttston, Nov. 25. Filends nnd iel
atlvcs of Ed. Schussler, foimeiiy u
member of tho Hi in of Schussler &
Hcchtold, of this city, of Into a resi
lient of Now York City, have leccdffili
umiotmcpinoiu of his muiiiiige iHft
jounjg ludy of Unit city. Tho wcdggtii;
took place on October lb. Mr. nnd
Mis. Schussler ulo expected to nittve
heie AVednesdaj evening for. a tew
days' visit.
.folm Dunn, who conducted uu up
holsteilug nnd fuinltuiu lepniiing es
tablishment on South Main sttort, but
Mho lias been wotking in Chnilc.ston,
Virginia, for the past few month'-, Inn
l etui nod to this city and has ecuiid
employment as a carpenter with the
Lehigh Valley CouJ company.
Mis. Maty A. Ddnnellnn, ngod about
sixty yeais, died Wednesday evening
at her il'ome on High .tteet after a
Inlef Illness. Tho funeral take-, plate
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.
Rev. H. II. Hauls, esq., of Tujloi,
will officiate as conductor of the even
ing session of an eisteddfod to be held
in the Welsh rongiegatlon.il chinch
Thanksgiving day.
William Motgnn, ot Tompkins stieet,
has gone to Ullsvvoith, Pa., wheie he
expects to secure employnipnl.
A handsome granite shaft bus been
ejected In PIttbton cemetery to maik
cite last testing place of the late Au
di ew Bijdon. In the West Plttston
cemeteiy a monument of the finest
gtndo of Quitrcy granite has been ereet
id oer the giavc ot the late Thomas
Fold.
The vuilous chinches of the city will
hold a union Thanksgiving seivice in
the Broad street Presbyterian chinch
On Thanksgiving morning.
While fooling with a llobeit i Ulo Sat
in day, the discharging of the gun thiew
a bullet into the foot of Roy Iluntei, of
Wyoming aenue. West Sitdo. It
lodged in the joint ot the big toe. Hi
Dively lemoved the bullet anil it is
thought theto will be no seiiuiit i on
senuences. CJeoige Ivapulka was -epielv limned
by an pplosion of gas in the Mt. Look
out mine last Friday.
JIis Ne,ttie Coleman, aged 24 ye.ns,
a well known young lady of this cit ,
died Satuiduy motnlngnt her home on
Bioad stieet, after an illness of tv
pholfi fever.
r.einaid Alulroy, an aged anil well
known lesident ot Stuimerville. was
tound dead in bed Wednesday moiniinr.
lie had been In usual health up to the
time of dentil. Yesleulay moinli.',' he
was ai mind the house foi a few houis
and about 10 o'clock lie went back to
lied. The funeial took place this moin
Jng, Mis. Anna Paines Smith, aged Tn
yenis, a lesident of Wyoming, was
found dead In bed Monday moinlng
when lelathcs went to her loom to
awaken her. The funeral will take
place this Wednesday morning at 12.30
iclot k.
Chkf Co-giovt-, of Duiyen, l etui nod
fium Plillail"lpliia whore he had gone
In sifirch ol the Knhlrr child, which
w,is kidnapped fiom the poich of the
high school building of Durjta ,i few-week-
ago The child was a six months
old boy and had been adopted liv a
lcsppptnhk family in nuiea Te.me
diateU upon the little one's dlsippear
nTe It was suspected that the hoy's
mother, Mis. Knhler, 'as the kidnaper.
.Slio wus dually tuuM to Philadelphia
and Chief Ci)-,Rine letmned with Mis.
Kalilei and the child tills i cuing about
G o'elodi.
TUNISIANS OCK.
Fpclal' to the Roianton Tilhuno
Tiiukhaiinock, Nov, li." The Monday
tlub met at the home ol Mis. " On
im Dei shinier, vesteulay nfteinoon,
nnd lendeied ihe lollowiug piogranime.
"Tnought Is the pioperly of him who
in onteitnln It, and of him who can
idi'iiuntely apply It " Imiei.son; i oil
iall, quotations liom contompoi.uy
poets; "The Polish Plot," Mrs, T. II.
(lu'iivllle; chaiacter bketches, "Isaac
Newton" (Isaak Walton), Mrs. .1. W.
Piatt, "Itoblnsuu Ciusoe," Mis. Diaper
Hillings: music.
Tor the first time In jeure, the Wy
oming (.utility jail is without a single
luniuto,
Mr. uml Mis. James Day spent Sat
uiduy nt Wilkes. ljuire.
Miss Until Loomis, of Monti ose, Is
visiting Iipi fileiid, Miss rtuth Biough
tou, on Hlocum stieel.
.John AVatsou, of Pittstou, .pent Kun
da with ft lends In town.
.Mr. and Mis, James lllght nie en
tertnlnlng Miss Jessie Cable, of AYII
llamspoit, this week.
Newell A. Poty, of Mehoopany, was
in tow n on btislness, Monday,
The case of Duutel II, Carey vs. La
moreaux & Johnson, assumpsit for
wages of manual labor. In whU li a ver-
Dealness Cannot be Cured
by local applications ns thoy cannot reach
tho diseased poitlon of tho wir, Tlicio la
oiilv onu way to cmo dcufness, uml tint
Is by constitutional lomedivu. Dcafuevs Is
caused bs an Intlumed condition of tho
mucous lining of tho IJustULliluu Tube.
Winn this tuba Is Intlumed you have u
tumbling sound ot linpoifect heating, mm
when It uttltcly dosed. DcjOiumu is
the tesiilt. nnd uiileitri tho liiflnntatlon can
can bo taken out and this tubo loatoreil
to Its not mill condition, hem lug ll bo
destroyed foievet: uinu cuses out of ten
uio caused by Cutatrh. which Is nothliig
liut an inflamed conUltloit of thu mucous
hct vUos
W will lvo One llundtcd Dollats Mr
it iy case of Deafiuss (caused by i.ituuh)
Uvtt cannot bo cutcd Vy Hall's C.ttatilt
i'uip. Sond for ilrculnrs. free.
F. J. C5I1ENKY &. CO., Toledo, O.
Bo)d by Druggists. 75e.
Hair ritmlly Pills uio the beat.
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diet was lendeied lit' favor of the plain
tiff tit the October term of court, has
been appealed to the supctlcr court.
Tho Walker fetty, located at Keeler
huig, has been leused by parties in
Eaton and will be bi ought here this
week and sot In motion at the end of
Win ren stieel. The roadways are now
being gtaded.
Mis. Thomas Pttidon, of Dalton,
spent Monduy and Tuesday with her
patents, Dr. and Mis. A. U. Wood
wind, on Second sttcet.
Miss Kyte, of Plttston, who has been
the guest of Miss Margery DeWItt,
i etui ned home the latter part of the
w eek.
MONTROSE.
Special to the Strantan Tilbttite.
Moult ose, Nov. 21. Iletny Smith, of
New Milfoid, was In town yesterday.
Miss Madeline Loomis is visiting
ft lends In Tunkhannock.,
Fied Amsbry, of Pott Dickinson. N.
Y., lias been spending seveial days
In town.
II. S. Conklln was in Cieat Bend
the. latter putt of last week.
The schools heie will be dosed tiom
Nov. 1! to Dec. 1, on account of
Thanksgilng
Lewis Loomis eaptuied a fine gray
tox alive whllo hunting Inst Friday.
The animal was dug from his den, af
ter having been chased theie by dogs.
Adelbett O. Danow, of Halistead,
was a guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mi s Geot ge A. Dart ow, Sunday.
Miss Julie 13. Ctuser was a visitor
in Binghamton the latter patt of last
w eek.
Mr. and Mis. W. W. Amsbiy and
daughter Helen,' will go to Pasadena,
t 'til., to spend some time in that region.
A small attendance ot our cltls:ens
pnjod the excellent pi ogt amine len
deied bv the Ktnpiie 13nlei talnment
company nt Village hall, Saturday
night.
Chandler Stephen-- and daughter,
Miss Jennie, of AVllIIams' Pond, will
lesldo-In Monti ose tills; winter.
Do not fail to attend the entct taln
ment at Village hall Thanksgiving
night. The Junto.' Auxiliary of St.
Paul's I3piscop.il chinch, always pio
tluce a llt.st class performance, and
this will he no exception.
Clutilpo H. and John S. Dean, of
New Yoik city, lelurned to that place
Satin chiy, after spending a couple of
weeks at the Tat bell house. They
weie pi evented from hunting, as was
their intention, by the Illness of J. S.
Deano, who was confined to his loom
durliur his entile stay in this place.
Selden Munger has lpturned from'a
visit in New York city,
THOMPSON.
Special to tho Sctanton Tribune.
Thompson, Nov, 23. Frank Stnibltd,
who has been on Mis. Mont Wrighter's
fat m for tho past year, has closed out
his business and will go to Newark, N.
J., to live.
Fted Tjlei, of the township, who was
taken sick while In IClk county and re
turned home, Is having a rim of typhoid
fever but is doing well. It Is thought.
Itev. 11. M. Pasco was in Avoca, on
business, yesterday.
An addition has beer, put on the
school building', and Miss Jennie Wat
son, of Halistead, took charge in the
finished loom this morning, It cannot
be said any mote that 'our school
rooms aio ciowded." Pi of. 13. M.
I'ompton is the ptincipal: Miss Jennie
Watson, intermediate, and Miss Vlrgle
Curglll, primal y teacher.
Union Thanksgiving set vices aio to
bo held in the Uuptist church at 10.30
a. in. Tluttsduy. Rev. It, M, Pascoe will
pieach the seinton.
Mr, and Mis. Yale Ittelimoitd, of Car
bondale, are callers In town today,
Jtnld (leltitt, ii representative of the
Scrautoti International Correspondence
schools, Is here today.
Mis. L. J. Witghtet, or the township,
left this mottling for Whitney's Point,
wheie she will visit her uncle, who Is
sick.
Tho Kev, AY. II. Fiench, of tho Free
Baptist chinch, lias been holding evan
gelical services at Mud pond, Hast
Ararat, with encouraging lesults.
C. C, Wilmarth, of our lendy pay
htoe, and Oeorgo A. Pickering leaves
lor New Yoik city this evening.
F. M. Lewis has bold some ofhls ie.il
estirto to ills hi other, C. M. Lewis, and
tumor ItnR it that outto material
changes will titko place.
Our coal dealer, Iluuy nioxham, has
a good supply of coal on hand.
Miss Heba AVllinartli has nmti (di
luted as a scholar in music at Keuka
college. Sho Is the second pupil Thomp
son lias in that institution,
NEW MILFORD.
BprclM to the Scrunton Tribune.
Now Mllford, Nov. 25. Miss Nell
Qulnn, of Blughumtoiij is spending a
week with Iter mother, Mrs. Cunduco
Qulnn.
Union Thanksgiving services will bo
conducted at, thu Uuptist church on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mugglo Hayden, who is employed
in Binghamton, is home for a few duys.
Miss Nettle Stlluell and Miss Lettle
Woodhouse wl'l spend the remainder of
this week with their parents at Dim
ock, Miss May Bradley entertained the W.
nnd O. club Tuesday eenlng.
Tito Sigma society met with Miss
Bessie Lewis, Tuesday evening.
Fred Hayden, of Foster, wus home
over Sunduy.
Jilts Mlldtcd Cook will spend Thanks
giving wllh her mother, Mrs. D. B.
Cook, nt Stevens Point.
Dr. nnd Mrs, E. A, Snyder were In
BlnRhitinton, Monday.'
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Clark, of Cntbon
dnlo, weio calling on friends In town
Sattirdnv.
Fted Badger, of Ulnghahiton, visited
tit the homo of K. S. tinrrutt, Monday.
10. A. Benson will conduct tho ser
vices at the Methodist rlnirch Sunday
mornlna.
Mis. II. It. Carpenter Is fonllncd to
her home by Illness.
TAYLOR.
Tho funeral Bervlcos over the re
mains ot David W. Powell took plneo
yesterday afternoon from .the family
residence on Tuylor street, uml was
largely attended by friends and rela
tives. Bev. Dr. II. II. Harris and Itev.
D. C. Edwards officiated. The former
spoke In English and tho latter in
Welsh. Both spoke In a feeling man
ner ot the deceased its a kind nnd
generous neighbor and a modest hus
band nnd loving father. The llornl
offerings were many and beautiful. At
the close of the service the t cumins
wore borne to tho Forest Home ceme
teiy, wiiero thoy were laid to test. The
Taylor lodge, No. GGS, Independent Or
der ot Odd Follows; Lackawanna
lodge, No. 113, Ameilcan Protcstnnt
association; Temple of Love lodge, No.
", American True Ivorltes, and Pyno
Mine Accidental fund, of which the
deceased was a member, attended the
obsequies. The pallbearers were: John
.1. Ftnncls, John T. Jones, John J.
Jones, William Iteese, David Kossar
and David Thomas.
The condition of Rev. M. J. Wntklns
continues to improve dally and bright
hopc-3 ate entertained for ultimate re
covery. V. J. Davis and O. L. Timlin will
leave next week for Philadelphia,
wheto they attend the convention ot
the Undertakers' association. Mr.
Davis is an applicant for membership.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Firemen's Relief association will bo
hold on Friday evening at 8 o'clock,
nt the Hose house of Hose company
No. 1. All members are requested to
be ptesent as business of importance
Is to be transacted.
THEATRICAL.
"The Christian" at Lyceum.
A good bized audience saw "The Cluls
tlan" presented at the Lyceum last night
by a company that brought out till tho
stiong points of tho chamo. consti acted
fiom Hall Caine's powerful story
Clara Blandlck gaVe a vhlcl poitrayal
of Glory Qunylo and tho character of
John Storm was most admirably handled
by Stanton Hliot. Tho other Important
lolos -weio also in most captblu bands.
Fine Show This Week.
Kveiy sent on the lowei flooi of tho
Dixio was taken Inst night and the lute
comers had to be satisfied with tho bal
cony scats which aie now becoming nulto
popular.
Tho bill this week is tho best by far
flint has been seen heie this season. The
famous Tcn-Ichi tioupe of Japanese won
der workeis ate a muivelous attiactlon.
Onci which is sutr to draw ctowds to the
capacity of this little theater at each por
fotmance. Nothing so goigeous has eer
been seen heio befote and tho marvelous
feats pet foi mod by Ten-Ieh! me astonish
ing, thumb tuck, the enchanted toun
luin tiick and thu hamuli volcano baffta
the closest obsei vor and can only bo seen
to be oppieciated. James Richmond Olcn
loy, "tho Man with tho Gieca Gloves,"
keeps tho audience in a toai of laughter
fiom statt to finish. Rea and IJtoscho
piesein an uptoatiously funny comedy
skit entitled ' Too Much Woman." Flood
Bios ate pienuer aciobath nnd their mui
plou.s teats ai c a delight to all behold
cis. Mi. and Mis. Aitlntr Young pie
sent a laughable sketch lit which they
do soma lery clever tiick violin plajlng.
13ddle Mack Is the most artistic on the
stage today his dancing Is a delight.
Clai.i Douglas is ,i dainty dancei and
sinss well.
Mrs. Jack Tonight.
Miss Alice Fischer whothiough her
successful depiction of tho tuimo purt in
tho Gtaco Liilngston l'utniss comedy,
".Mis. Jack," finds herself established as
"Amei lea's foiemost comedlotino" Is al
most mote pleased at her emancipation
from the enacting ot "adventuress" lolos
than at her elevation to the position of a
star In a night, notwithstanding that this
is a distinction never previously con
ferred on any playci.
Like tho tragedian wgho sighs for comic
roles and tho comedian who eniles tho
lot of tho tt.agedlan, Miss Fischer had
always a stiong prodillctlon for comedy
Impersonations and whenover assigned
ouo dcmoustiated her aptitudo In that
lino of endeavor. Miss Futnlss became
convinced that weto the light vehicle
ptoUdcd for Miss Fischer she would at
onco take her position in the foiemost
ranks of comediennes. This conviction
was shatcd by I lent y 11. Han is, who
had noticed her skill In comedy. Their
fair has found justification In tho buccebs
won by Miss Fischer In "Mis. Jack"
The Wild Rose.
It is the aim of till musical coinposms
who dovoto their efforts to the composi
tions of that ptesunt day most popular
stylo of entertainment elassllled ns mu
sical galtles, to wtito ono particular num
ber with a lov of making it tho "whist
ling tune." Ludwlg Knglnnder, who is tc
sponslblo for Gcotgo W, Ledeier's latc-bt
successful "gaiety." "Tho Wild Rose,"
which comes to tho Lyceum Fiiduy has
stiuck tho light cliotd In "Tho Little Gjp
py Maid," sung by It ono Iientiuy In thut
pi eduction,
Sho does not come down to the foot
lights and throw it at tho audlenco, but
sits under a ttce at ono sldo of tho sliigo
uml languidly cioons the graceful air. It
is in a gypsy camp in a wood that
seems Infested with drowsiness. In an
apparently chanco spot, a swntthy
skimted Ind emotges fiom a bioken
down wagon, and, bitting on Its steps,
whittles a stick whllo ho sings tho leftuln,
uml tho gypsy girl lies back wltl closed
eyes. When hfi bus flnlhcd iiu slides buck
Into tho wagon ns though unsuspicious of
listeners
"A New York Girl."
Manager Ileiriugtoit, of the Star, pie
bents for his Thanksgiving attraction, "A
New Yoik airl" company. Tho cast con
tains tho names of many well known
cloor people, and a huge cltorub of
twenty pretty ellis, "Frolicsome Flo
Flyuwny" Is the churncter portrayed by
tho cleverest woman In burlesouo, viz;
Bttlalle, and this dainty chlo comedienne
hus no rival in this particular lino. Tho
stugo, nettings, costumes and scenery ate
truly resplendent. The large chotus of
hundsomo young ladles conttlbute In no
small way toward making tho entertain
ment a buccess, and it is u combination
which deserves patronage by all.
Owing to tomorrow being a holiday, tho
regular evening prices will prevail for
the mattieo performance,
An Old and Well-Tiled Roniedy.
MRS. WIN8LOW8 SOOTiUKCI SYRUP
foi chlldt en teething, Is tho nivsciiptlati of
one ot the best fomule physicians and
nurses In the United States, and has been
used sixty years with lie vet. fulling suc
cess by millions of mothers for their chil
dren. Dining the process of teething Its
value is Incalculable. It rclioves the child
from pain, cures diarrhoea, griping In the
bowels, and wind colic, liy Riving health
to the child It tests the mother. Price,
twenty-flvo cents u bottle.
Mnscngni and His Company.
Mnscagnli who appeals nt tho NeW Ar
mory on December 8, brings with him to
America only soloists who have stood tho
lest of appearance beforo tlio moat critical
iilldlcnco of tho old world, tlioso of Italy,
'Dvory singer In his company has been
approved of In such theaters as La Bctiia
In Milan and the Custatilz In Rome.
This Is pei Imps tho blithest tribute
which cotlld bo paid them, but It may bo
added they aio especially fitted to como
tb mfrlca with tho famous composer as
each has scoted great successes in tho
operas of Ills, Jn which thoy tiro to sit
here,' "Ciivnloiln Rnstlcann," "i5nnptto,"
"Rntcllff" and "Iris."
3TAOB NOTES.
Rlcliuld Hauling Davis' novel, "Captain
Macklu" Is to be duimatlzed by Piank
II n Fylcs.
I3lslo Do Wolf leccntly seemed tho
Amciican tights for tho latest London
comedy, "Mis. Wllloughby'B Kiss."
Merrl Osbotn has been engaged for tho
rolo which I3tta Butler was to havo
played In "Tho New Clown" In Dan
Daly's company.
Henry Miller has bought Richard Hat cl
ing Davis" diamatlrutlon ot ono of his
own novels nnd will piesont It about thu
Hist of tho lear.
Bhcrrlo Matthews, the former pai titer of
Ilarty Bulger, has suffered another par
alytlo stroke and Is In a sanltutlum at
liidlnnapolls, Ind., his homo.
Juno Vnn Btisklik leslgncd fiom tho
Louis Muiin "Iloch, tho Consul" com
pany last week, giving ns a reason that
tho stnr was "too cccenttlo to" got along
with."
"Lost River" depicts Ulo In Indiana In
dramatic and sequent foim. There are
sovernl sensational scenes and mechanical
surpiises lit the play, notably tho lido for
llfo on bicycle during a leallstlc thun
der storm. The types of Hooslcr char
actor arc, vividly diawn and "Bluo Jeans"
has been outdone on its own ground and
It Is own locality by Joseph Aithur's big
sccnlo melodrama,
"Tho Groat DoPieau Case" was tho
ottering ot the Hlmmeleln's "Ideals" at
tile Academy of Music last night to a
laigo and well pleased audience. Tho play
is a diamatlzatlon ot tho popular nos-el
of tho same title. In tho afternoon "Cap
tain Impudence" was lcpcated to a ciowd
ed house. This afternoon "A Child nf
tho Slums" will bo piesontcd, and to
night that beautiful Itlbli diatna, "Gatty
Owen."
LEGAL.
TUB ANNUAL stockholder meeting ot
tho Consolidated Water supply co ,
will bo held at their ollico in tho city
of Sctanton, Pa., Wednesday, November
X. 1902, at 9 a. m , tor tho election of of
tlceis for the ensuing jour and for tho
tiunsaclion of any other bushiest tint
may como befoio the meeting.
GL'ORGU B. J13RMYN, Sect elai y.
THE ANNUAL stockholdeis meeting of
the Panther Cicck Water Co, will bo
held at their ofilce In the city of Scran
ton. Pu., Wedncsdnj-, November 2ii, l'JU.',
at 0 a. in., for thu election of olhceis tor
tho ensuing jenr and foi tho tiau-actlon
of any othei business that ninj' como
befoie thjB meeting.
GUORG13 U. JDRMYN, Societal V.
THi: ANNUAL .stockholders meeting of
the Lackawanna Valley Water Supply
Co, will bo held nt their ofilce In tho city
of Sctanton, Pa , AVednesdav, November
2t., 1!K)2, at ! a. m for the election of of
llceis for tho ensuing yeat utfd for tho
ttaiibactlou of anv other business that
maj' como befote the meeting.
GEORGI3 IS. JI3RMYN, Sectotuiy.
TIII3 ANNUAL stockholdeis meeting of
tho Cnibondale AVntet Co, will be
held at their olllce in the cit of Scinn
ton. Pa , AVednesdav. NovembPi 2i., lMJ,
nt a n. m., foi the election of otllcui.s tor
tho ensuing jear and for the transaction
ot anj- othei business that m.iv come
befoie the meeting.
GCORGI3 B. JDRMVN. Secielniy.
Till! ANNUAL stockholdeis meeting ot
tho Fall Biook & Newton AWitei Co,
will bo held at their ollico hi tho city uC
Sctanton, Pa , AVedncsrtay, November 2ij,
1!WJ, at ! a. m , lor the election ot of
flceis lor the ensuing jc.ir and for the
tiansactinn of any other business that
may como befoio the meeting.
GI30RGB Ii. J11RMYN, Secielniy.
Till! ANNUAL stockholdeis meeting ot
tho Uunloud.llo Water Co, will bo
held nt their otlico In the city of Scian
tuu. Pa., AVednesdav, November 2'j, UKtJ,
at !) a. m., for tho election of ofllcois for
the ensiling jear nnd for tlte transaction
of anv other business that maj' como be
lot o the meeting.
GBORGf! B. JI1RMYN, Secretnij".
THE ANNUAL stockholders meeting ot
the Bock Cliff AVater Co, will bo helu
at their ofilce In tho cltj of Sctanton.
Pa , AVodnesdaj', November 2ti, 19u.', at 9
a. m., for tlie election of ofllcers tor tho
ensuing j-car and Tor tho ttnnsaction of
anj- other business that may come bo
foio tho meetlmr.
G130RGI! B. JI3RMYN, Secietarj-.
TI1D ANNUA Ij stockholdeis meeting of
the Vouching AVater Co., will be held
at their olflce in tho city of Scrantou,
Pa AVednesday, November 2C, 1902, at
9 a. in., for tho election of offlceis for thu
ensuing jear and for tho tiansactinn of
anj- other business that may como be
foie tho meeting.
GEORGl! U. JDRMA'N, Secretin y.
THE ANNUAL stockholdeis meeting of
the Fell AVater Co, will bo hold at
their ofilce in tho cltj- of Scrantou, Pa.,
AVednesdaj', November as, 1902, tit 9 a. in ,
for tho election of offlceis for tho ensu
ing j-ear nnd for the transaction of any
other business that may como bofoto thu
meeting.
GEORGE B. J13RMYN, Secreturj-.
THE ANNUAL stockhnldots meeting nf
the Crystal T.nko AVater Co, will bo
held at their odlco In tho citv of Sciau
ton, Pa Wednesday, November 2U, 1902,
nt 9 a. m., for tlte election of ofllcois for
the ensuing joar and for tho transaction
of nn' other business that maj- como bo
foto tho meeting.
GEORGE B. JERMYN, Seerctnrj'.
THE ANNUAL stockholdeis mooting nt
tho Joimyn & Rushbrook AVater Co.
will bo hold at their otllcn in the city of
Sctanton. Pa., AVednebdaj-, November 2i,
1902, nt 0 a. m , for tho election of ot
llcers for tho ensuing jear and for tho
tiansncllott of any other business that
may como befoio tho meeting.
GEORGE B. JERMYN, Secrctarj'.
THE ANNUAL stockholdeis mooting of
tho Jcinijn AVntor Co, will bo hold
at their ollico In the cltv of Sctanton, Pa.,
Wednesday, November 23, 1902. at 9 tt, m ,
for tho election of ofllcois lor tho ensu
ing jear and for tho tinnsnctlon of nny
other business thut may come befoio tho
QEORGE B. JERMYN, Secretnty.
THE ANNUAL stockholder!! meeting of
tho Rushbrook W'nter Co . will bo hold
nt their ottlco In the city of Scianton, Pa ,
AVednesduj November 2h, VM, at 9 a. m ,
for tho election of ofllceis for tho ensuing
jear and for thu uansaetlon of any other
1 iislness tlt.it may como bofoio tho met-
itlET.
GEORGE B, JF3RMYN, Senotnty
Till! ANNUAL stockholdots mooting ol
the Clinton Water Co.. will bo held at
their ofllco In tho city of Scianton, Pa,
AVednesdaj', November 2(3, 19J, at 9 a. in ,
for the election of ofllceis for thu uiisiiiiir
year and tor tho tiansactiou of any othei
business that may como befoie tho tneoi
Inff. GEORGE 11. JERMYN, Sectetary.
THE ANNUAL stockholders meeting n(
the" Glonwood Witter Co.. will bo held
nt their olllce in tlft city of Sctanton, Pa.,
AVednesday, November 20. 1902, nt 9 a. ni.,
for the election of ofllceis lor tho ensuing
yo.tr und for tho transaction of any other
business that may como befpto tho meet,
ing. & '
OEOrME U, JERMYN, Sectotuiy.
THE ANNUAL stockholders meeting of
the Muyfleld Water Co. will bo field
nt their office In the city of Scianton, Pa..
AVedne&e! u November 2ti, 1902, nt i) a, in ,
for the election of ofllceis for tlte ensuing
year und for the transaction of uny othei
business that may comu befoio tho meet
ing. QEORGE n. JERMYN, Becretaiy.
THE SOUTH SIDE BANK A special
meeting of the btoikholders of the
South Sldo Bunk will bo held at tho bank
ing liouso on Monduy, November 2lth.
1902, between tho hours of i and 4 o'clock
p. in., to take action on utipioval or dls.
apptoval of the proposed lnctease of the
capital stock of the bank from 150,000 to
fCO.000.
FRANK HUMMLER. Sectottiry,
T- 'II'1"1!"
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
'I I Ull lllilll V
Only IIMf a Ont a Word.
Real Estate.
See Hackett
IF YOTT WISH TO BENT A PROPERTY
IF YOTT HAVE PROPERTY FOR RENT .
IF YOU WISH TO BUY A PROPERTY
IF YOU WISH TO SELIi A PROPERTY
' IF YOU WISH TO EXCHANGE A PROPERTY
a
IF YOU WISH TO APPRAISE PROPERTY
IF YOU WISH TO INSURE PROPERTY
IF YOU WISH PROPERTY OARED FOR
IF YOU WISH TO SEIiL A BUSINESS
IF YOU WISH TO BUY A BUSINESS
IF YOU WISH TO BORROW MONEY
IF YOU HAVE M)NEY TO XOAN
IF YOU WISH BURGLARY INSURANCE"
IF YOU WISH ANY KIND OF INSURANCE
IF YOU WISH TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY, AND
GET WHAT YOU
SEE HACKETT,
Real Estate Exchange Building,
For Rent.
$1S For Rent Ten-ioom house; excellent
neighbothood: nil model u Impiovo
ments. on avenue. Apply to R. P Ham
ilton, 42G Spruce street.
For Sale.
DIAMONDS Ring llkt. mounting, stone
$12; ono a full V& caiat, ?2S; one - carat,
nearly cntat, $10; one tiipe lurget,
$40; lino gvpsj-, two diamonds and runv,
$21. Half cntat ear sctews, $40; half catat
ear diops, $2S; lino white diamond ring, 0
carats (slightly Impel feet), $330. Lots of
other Diamonds, Sapphltes, Emeialds,
Rubles, Pearls and Opals at lock bottom
pilces. Satisfaction given, or "jour
money back without atgument." AValier
W. AVinton, Diamond Pallor, No. t.07
Meats building.
FOR SALE-Ouk mantel. S feet high,
with minor, 28x40 ill. l10 AVashington
avenue.
FOR SALE One pair of giay mates, welt
matched, weight 2J0O, sound and gen
tle, good di Ivors and woikets, singlo or
double. Inqiiho of Majming Gillespie,
New Mllfoul, Pa.
FOR SALE A pair or well-matched geld
ings at &20 Gtoen RIdgo stteot, city.
Furnished Rooms for Rent.
FOR RENT An etta huge furnished
front loom. All impiovomonts, Mh
Adams avenue.
FOR RENT A nicely furnished mom;
all modein conveniences, at &27 Gieon
Ridge street.
1'OR RENT A furnished loom on second
floor float, $K.0 week. CV, Adams avo.
Rooms and Boaid.
FOR RENT Fui nished looms for gentle
man, with or without boaul. Inquire
at 010 Adams avenue.
THE LINDEN, S09 Linden htteet, has a
number of dcsltnblo vacancies; light
looms and choice table board.
PLEASANT looms with bond for four
or five j-oung men. Inquho 332 AVash
ington avenue.
Business Opportunity.
STOCK AND AVHEAT TRADERS Wttll
out delay. AVtlto for our special mar
ket lottor. Fteo on application. S. M.
Illbbatd & Co., members N. Y. Consoli
dated nnd Stock Exchange. II and 4ti
Broadway, New York. Established lSul.
Long Distance 'Phone 23S8 Broad.
Xost.
LOST A yellow leather pmse containing
sum oi muiic-y uuu fiiw'i ,,"'" "
stamps." Kindly leave at Smith's Diug
stm e. 1001 South Main avenue and receive
towatd.
Strayed.
omn-rai-Tn tlie Lackawanna Stables.
410 Penn avenue, a white hotso. Ownor
can havo samo by pajlng expenses and
ptovlng ptopeitj'.
LEGAL.
ESTATE OF Chllstina R. ZlJemnn. dc-ceased-Letteis
testameutmy upon tho
above named estate having been granted
Hi tho imdoiblgiied bv tho ujgister ot
wills of Lackawanna roiiutj'. all poihons
having claims against tho estate aio ni
c tested to ptesent them, mid thoso in
debted to tho cstato ato icnultcd to nuiku
Admlnlsttatot, Scrantou, l'a.
R, L LEVY, Attomej
Branch WANT Ota,
Want Advertisements Will Be
Recolved at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Centml City
ALBERT SCHULTC, comer Mul
bony stteot and Webster avo.
UUSTAV P1CHEL, 630 Adams
nventie.
West Side
GEO. V JENKINS, 101 South
Main avenue,
South Scianton
PRED I, TERPPE, 729 Cedar
avenue.
Noith Scianton
GEO. W, DAVIS, coiner North
Main uvenuu nnd Market
stieet,
Gieen Ridge
CHARLES P. JONES, 1137 Dick
son avenue,
P J. JOHNS, 920 qieen RlcU;o
stieet.
C LORENS5, corner AVashington
n venue and Mailon sttcet.
Petersburg
W. II. KNEPFEL, 1017 Irving
avenue.
Dunmoie
J. G BONE &. SON,
l".a,tflteuf-iia.W
''LTSJ
No Order
Accepted for Less
Tlinn 10 Cents.
Real Estate.
1
WANT
THE
BROKER
Help Wanted.
AVANTED Agents to soil tea nnd col
fee to coiisumeis. Positions perma
nent. Grand Union Tea Co , Jll Lacka
wanna avenue.
Help Wonted Male.
AVANTED Good loom fler on plain
bioad silks in annex In laige city. Pei
manent position jvlth advancement lor
light man. Address, stating experience.
Fixer, Call office, Paterson, N. J.
DRUG CLERK AVANTED-Reglstered. D.
J. Thomas, corner AVyomlng avenue
und Mulbotry street.
Help Wanted Female.
LADIES with sewing machines to woik
at home: matetials furnished uitv dis
tance. Good wages. Send .stamped ad
chessed envelope for patticuluts Anchor
Mfg Co . 19 Federal st . Plttshuig. Pa.
Agents Wanted.
LARGE CORPORATION wants cnetgetlc
Geneial Agent for this county. No
books, liisuinme, or cinvassing. . Ac
citiaiutaiico witlt metchants and mnnu
lactuieis nocessatj-. Peimnnent. Bond.
State age, expeiience, lelotenccs Hist let
ter. Addtess, Sulto 372, No 1001 Chestnut
St , Philadelphia.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION AVANTED-By jouug mar-
iled man as coachman or dtlver; can
furnish good lefcieiices as to .iblllty and
clinraetci. Addtess 2ai9'Noith Main ave.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDIU3SS would
llku work. Addtess E. K., IIU S. AVaali
lnglngton avenue, city.
SITUATION AVANTED-By young wo
man us, chambermaid. Addtc-s B.
McG., 41D S AVaslilngton avemio, clt
SITUATION AVANTED-To go out tho
first patt of tho week, w.ushlng and
Ironing; washing and iionitig taken homo
also Call or addics A. B, 331 N. Sum
ner avenue.
YOUNG LADY would like work evening
as copjlst, tjpewilting and take cam
of business coriospondence. At llbeitj
lifter 0 o'clock evenings. Can furnish ex
cellent icfeiences. Addtess Ptnctlcal,
Trlbuno ottlco.
Wanted.
AVANTED Ono pair of good sound
hoises, weight nbout 2,300 Economy
Fiirnlttito Co.
AVANTED Two looms, flist lloor, on
Mulbetty 4110014 between Madison and
Pioscott avemio, for phjblclun'x ofllco.
Addioss Phj-slclun, t)17 Adaiiib avenue
WANTED-Small fin nished house. Ad
diets Box 200, cltj",
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. 8PALTLD1NG. C. I. A, 2i
Tiadets' Bank Building. Old 'phone ISM,
Architects,
FREDEltlClc" L. BROWN," ARCH ll7.
Real Estate Exchiiugo Blclg , JJU Wnbh
Ington itvenue.
Civil nnd Mining Engineeis.
II L. HARDING, St". CONNELL BLOC
STEVENSON A: KNIGHT, 720 CON
nell building.
Dentists.
DIt. E. C. 131L13NHEUGEU, PAULl
building, Spiuco btteot, Scianton,
DR. C C LAUBAt'H, 113 WYO.MING iivu
Fire Insuinnce.
SCHLAGER .v; CO, 4)1 Council Building
Patent Attorneys.
PAT E N TS MiSKfcff
Thu only licensed and equipped patent
solicitor in tho cltj-. No chuigo for In
lotmntlun on patentability; civet ten
ycaiB' cMieilcnce
Rcploglc & Co., Alcars Blclg.
Hotels and Restaumnts.
THE ELK CAFE, 123 and 127 FRANK
lilt avenue. Rates teasonnble
P. HIEOLBR, 1'iupiictor
SCJ J ANTON HOUSE, NEAR D , L. & AV.'
Passengei depot. Conducted on the En
i oiican plan. Aictor Koch, Ptopiielur
Scavengor,
A. BBRU1GS CLEANS PIUVY VAULTS
und cess pools; no odor; only Impioved
pumps used A. II Bilggs, ptoptletor
Leave oidets 110 Not th Main iivenuo.
or Elcko's chug stote. coiner Adams unci
Mulbettj Both telephones.
Who Sciecns.
JOSEPH KUI3TTEL. REAR Cll LACKA,
"Vg-j-My'il!!1?"11 wtlH "t Witu Seieens.
Miscellaneous.
MEGAROEK BROS.. PRINTERS' Sup
plies', envelopes, pnncr bags, twine.
Warehouse, U0 AVashington uvenite.
THE AVILKES-RARRE RECORD CAN
bo had in Scrnnton at tho news stund
of Rclsmun Bros, 406 Spiuco and &u
Linden; M. Norton, 322 Lucktiwaimu
uvc.; 1. S SchuUer. 211 Sprue u sttcet.
ilk-
rtiJ-fJlrrfiftiHlftrf'r ;i J-'J; .iLAiiA '.
FJHJL'; I imU?LJri 2JX-
DIRECTORY.
DUSINES80PP0RTUHITIES. REAL ESTATE
Only Half a Csnt a Worl.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OP MONEY TO LOAN
Qulck. strnight loans or Building and
Loan. At fiom I to ii per emit, Cull on
N. Ar. AVnlker. ;il.,lir Council building,
Employment Agency.
RELIABLE help can bo ptocuicd at Mis,
A. II. Sturkey's Employment Office,
Et! Washington avenue, looms 2 and 4.
Tnko elevator.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delnwnie, Lackawanna nnd Western.
IN Elfect Juno I, 1902,
Tialns loavo Scianton for Nuw Yoik
At 1.30. 3W, 03, 7.G0 nnd 10.10 ti. in.; 12.10,
3 40, 3 33 p. m. For Now Yni k und Phila
delphia 7 GO, 1010 a, in., nnd 12.40 und 3 33
p. m. For Goiildsboro At U 10 p, in, For
lltiffalo-l.in, 0 21 nnd noo a. In.; 135, U ',')
nnd 11.10 p. m. For Blnghiiniton, Elmltii
nnd vvaj stations 10 23 n. m., 103 p. m.
For Oswego, Hyincuso nnd Utlcu 1,15 and
0 22 a. m.; 1.55 p. m Oswego, Sjiucuhu
unci Utlca train tit C22 n. m. dally, except
Sunday. For MnntioHP-tMlO n. in; 103
and 0 50 p. m. Nicholson accommodation
I 00 and 0 15 p. m.
, Uloomslmig Division For Notthumbcr-
1 md, nt 0 35 nnd 1010 n. m,; 1.55 nnd 10
P. m. For Plymouth, nt S 10 a, m : J 10
nnd fl 03 p ni.
Stmdny Trains For Now Antk, 1 50, 3 20.
0 03. 10 10 n. m.i .1.10 und 3 35 p. m. For
Burralo-1,15 and 0 22 n. in.: l.Ki, 0M ntvl
11.10 ii. m, For Elmira nnd way stations
30 2, a. m. Tor Bltmhamton nnd way stn
flons, 'i 00 n. m. Bloomsburg Division
Letivo Sctanton, 1010 a. m. nnd 0,10 p. in.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect Nov. 10, 1902.
Trains Leave Scianton
lor Philadelphia and New Yoik via. D.
II. R. R at 7.41. thiough Pallor Car
and Day Coach Cnibondale to New A'orl:
and 9.47 a. m., with L A'. Coach C.aibon
dale to Philadelphia, nnd 2 IS, 4,15 (UlncK
Diamond Expiess), and 11,49 p m. Sun
days, D. &. H. R. 15S p. m., 9.38 n. m.
For White Haven, Huzloton and prinei
Pil points in tho eoal teglons, via D. Ai
11. R. R, 7.11, 218 nnd 4 35 p m. For
Pottsvllle, 7.41 a. m.
For Betlileliom, Eastou, Rending, Har
llslnug and ptlncipnl Inteimcdluto sta
tions, via D. . II. R. R., 7.41, 9.17 a. m.;
218, 135 (Ulnck Dlnnumd Enpicsh). 11.49 p.
in. Sundays, D. & H. R. R,. 9JS n. m.
and 1 M and n 17 p ni.
i or 'i unitliuimcii-U. Towniula, Elmltn,
Tthaca, Genova nnd tnincipal Intel medluto
stations via D , L. & AV. R. R 0.15 n. m.
and 1 35 in.
Tor Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Nlng
nia Fulls, Chicago and all points west vli
D & II. H, n, 12 at p. m.: 3 2S (Black
Diamond Expiosyl. io II. 1141 p, in. Sun
days, D. & II. TJ. It . 12 03, 0 17 p. m.
Pullman pallor and sleeping or Lehigh
A'nlloj' Pailor cats on all tialns between
AVIlkcs-B.mo und New Ymk. Philadel
phia, Buffalo and Suspension Bildge.
ROLLIN II. AVILBUR. Gen Supt . 20
Coitlniid stieet. New A'oilc.
CHARLES S. LEE, Gen. Pass. Agt , 2i
Coitland stieet, Now Yoik.
A W. NONEMACHER, Dlv. Pass. Agt,
South Bethlehem. Pa.
For tickets nnd Pullman ic.seivatlon ap
ply to city ticket office, CO Public Square,
AVIlkes-Baiie, Pa.
READING 'SYSTEM.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
In effect Nov. 10, 1902.
Stations In Now A'oik, foot Llherty
.stieet und South Ferij N. R.
Tialns leave Sctanton lor New Yoik,
Philadelphia, Kaston, Ucthlehom, Allon
lovvn. M.iuch Cinink, AVhlto Haven, Asli
ley, AVilkes-Bmio and Plttston at 7.30 a.
m.j 1 p. m , and 4 p m. Sundaj's, 7.15 u.
.m and 2.10 j. ro. Quaker City Expiess
leaves Scianton "0 a. m. with through
bolid vestibulo tiulu with Ppllmnn Buffet
Puiloi Car for Philadelphia -with only
one change ot cats for Baltlmoto and
Washington, D. C, aneV all pilncipal
points boutli nml west nnd has thiough
coach foi Now A'oik.
For Avoc.i, Plttston and AA'llkes-Bai re,
1 p. in. and 1 p. in. Sunday. 7,15 u. m.
und 2.10 1) m.
F91 Long Blanch, Ocean Grove, etc, at
7.'0 a. m and 1 p. m
For Reading, Lebanon and Uniilsbur-;
ii Allontown nt 7..S0 u. m, 1 p m and 4
). m. Sunday, 7.15 a. m and 2.10 p. m.
For 'f'amaipia and Pottsvilln at 7 30 a.
ni . 1 p m. and 4 p m. Sunday, 7.13 n. in.
For iaus and tickets npplj- to agent at
station.
AV. G. BESSLCR. Genei ill Manager.
C. M. HURT.-CIpii Pnt.s Agt.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Sehcdulo in BIToet .luno 10, 1902.
Tiitlns le.ivo Scianton OJS u. in, week
d.ns, Ihiough vestibulo tinltt fiom
Wllkes-B.uie, Pullman buffet iiailnr c ir
and coaches to Philadelphia, via Potts
vllle; stops at pilncipal lliteimedleite Bta
tlons. Also connects foi Sunbuij. Ilui
lisbuig. Philadelphia Haltltnoie, AVasli
lngton and for Plttsbuig und the AVVst.
9.47 a. m. week dns, tot Siiiibiuj. lliu
llhbuig, Pbiladnliiliiu, Haltimmc, Wuslt
ington und Plltsbuig and the West ,
1.42 p. m, week (lavs, (Siiudujs, 15s p.
m.), for Siinbuiy HiiiilHluiig, Phlludel
phla. Haltimoie, Wusliliigion und Pltts
butg and the West
3 JS p m , week dn", thiough vestlbiiln
tialn fiom Wilkes. Ituiie t'ullmaii buffpt
tut lor eat and coaches to Phil idelphla via
Pottsvllle. Stops at pilncipil Intel merit
ato stations . , , , ,
1.35 p m.. week (lavs, for Hnzlelon, Su l
bui.v, Huitlsbuig, liillnilclphlii and Pitls-
bmtr' J It UUTPHINfeON, Jen Mgr.
J It AVOOD, Gen Pass .gl.
Dolaware nnd Hudson.
In r.lfeel Nov. 10, IJ02.
Tinlus for Cniliouilalo leave Setuiilon at
fill 7.Ki. N-s. hlli a in . 12 05. . j, J.ll.
;M. r.2'l, 0 23. 7 22, b !J, 9 50, 1120 p. 111.;
"For iIoucMlale 0 41, lull u ni ; 2 11 mul
CroV' AVIlUo-Baiie-tj.'.S. 7 II. 8.1k 9 17,
MM u. in, 12 . I 1-'. 2 IS, ,;u.v. I Xi, t..M
7 h. ii.lii. 10 II U l0 P ni
Foi I. Y R R Point s-7 41. 9 17 n. mi
2 is. 135 and U !' n m , . .
For Pfiinsjivtinl.i R It Points 1!3,
s 17 a m ; 1 I-1. ' -s ',n'l ' ""' l' "t.
"For Albany and nil points not tit 7.30 n.
in and 3 50 p ni
in. aim '.nAV TRAINS
For Citlliimdiilo-SVi, H'll a. in; 2 11,
3M,, 352 and 1117 P in
For WllUes-Hiiilei-S IS a in , IJIli, J..I
" Vor "lhnnv and points north "1 50 pTin
For Iloni wliilo-S Ml a. ill , :132 p ill ?. .
j W. Itl'milCK, O P,A .Albany. .StM'.
W I. PRVQIS. I P A BcijiUuii. fjj.
Etlo Rniliond Wyoinhig Divisfon.
In Eltect September 13, 1902
Tialns leavo 'Sc untou 'fur New "jil:
NevvbUIgh and InteimedlaH polntK '0
tor Iliiwlu and locall'btictloiis at 7 2a.
"For'nonebilaio and AVhlto Mills at'l.'J
''t'iuIiis artivo at Sctanton tit 40 J$ ,u-m,
and o 13 v. ni. 'r
New Yoik, Ontniio nnd Western.
Tlnio labia In ettcjet faimility. bept 2J, 1IKJ2.
hiuo NOUTJ, Hound trains.
LeuvM L'ltvo Altv
... -... (Jii niliin r!! i Itritiiln In Cii(ln.fii
No" J030U. m. ll.ltta, 111 100p;pi
m' 1 . , t! hi ii. m Ar Cui liondalo ClO-p tf
r,' ' SOUTH BOUND
HCl.tu ,,..iu ,,,p.,,
Tinlus. Cai osl.u Cfirboudtile. ScraiiCju
No b ..... own. m 7.23 a jm
Ro a . 2.13 n m. 4 00 i ni 4 45 p 'an
Leave
Leave
Artv(
BliNI'AlP iuij, unui huuhu
K Loavo Lsave Ariiv
i'lalns. Scianton Caibgndale. Cadqsta
No ' .. . k win nil 10 in 10 13 aim
No' ti .. . 7-i'd P. m A Cailiondnlo 7.43,p in
Le-itvp Leave Atrlvi
TinlliH. C.adoslii, Cuiliqtuiulo. Scianou
No. 0 . . , 0 50 a, m. 7 25 a; 111
No. 10 . I 30 p 111 0 00 p III. U 45 p, pi
Tialns Ncs 1 on week clajs, and 0 or
Sundays t mined loi New Yoik city, Mid.
dlctovvn, AValton, Noivvlch. Oneldu, .Os
we-eo nnd all points west.
Tialn No. P. with "Ouakcr City Uv
pi ess'' nt Scrantou, via C. R. II. of N. J,
for Philadelphia, Atlantic C'ty, Baltlmoio
AVashington und Pennsylvania stuti
points. '"
See tlmo-tablo and consult ticket ugenti
for connections with other lines, ,
J. C. ANDERSON. O. P. A . New Yen!?.
J. Ii AVELSLL T. P. A., Scianton. Pa.
JKvv
i.u - K" w,Jsi. 4-t.
1-mm-t