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lleI his son, Stnnlcy W. Bchooley, nt
tills place over Sunday,
Airs, 1J. M, Phillips. 1b shopping nt
Wllkes-Harro todnv,
Alios Edna dregory, of Alcflhoppon,
Iihh been visiting fflciulB lit town tho
past week,
Tho ferries nro tumble to run nt proa
cnt, owing to tho large quantity of
Hon ling' Ico In the river.
Mis. Barton Holts and two children,
of Philadelphia, Who have boon spend
ing tho past two months with her par
ents, Air, and Airs. Joseph nhoades, re
turned homo on Tuesday.
Tho Monday club met at tho homo of
Mrs. John Fnssett, on West Tioga
street, on Alonday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. Bradley Lewis wus;dolng shop
plug at WUItcs-Barre on Atohdny.
William P. Hillings, of Kingston,
spent oiinuny wun ins mother, Airs.
Francis IJIIIIiir.v on Tioga street.
NORTHEASTERN
-PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Alontrose, Dec. 15. Neweomb O.
Parke, who Is teaching- school in Tioga
county, Is a guest of relatives In this
place, and will remain hero during the
holiday vacation.
Reuben .Smith, of Wntklns, X. Y
has been engaged by J. J. Ryan & Co.
to work In their plumbing department.
Air. Smith's family will remove to this
place next spring.
Air. and Airs. W. G. Parke, of Scran
ton, have heen guests of their daugh
ter, Airs. Percy Ballentine, the past
week.
A very large audience greeted .T. I teed
Powell, at Village hall, Friday evening,
when ho delivered a lecture on the de
struction of St. Pierre, and the pleas
ure of. those present was plainly mani
fest by tho rapt attention with which
his remarks were received. The line
strreoptienu views which he produced
upon the canvas excited the admiration
of all for their exquisite colorings and
clearness. The lirst pictures shown
were Public avenue, Alontrose, an'd u
very lino likeness of our principal, Pro
fessor Winder. The amount realized
from this exhibition will go u long way
In purchasing the electric programme
clock for the High school, for which
the entertainment was given.
Miss Lena Gregory Is-a guest of her
sister, Airs. William G. Jordan.
Alonday, Airs. Adeline Stoddard and
Allss Janet AlcCausland started for
Perry, N. V.. to visit their sister. Airs.
S. J. Jenckes. Allss AlcCausland will
iQmalii at that place, and her position
as night operator at the Hell Telephone
exchange will probably be taken ' by
.miss Bessie Reynolds.
Air. and Airs. William Talbot have
returned from a visit at Schenectady,
N.,Y., where they have been the guest
of Air. Talbot's brother, Walter. K. Tal
bot. ''Byron. Griills returned on Friday to
his home In Vssup township, after a
two weeks' visit with his daughter,
Airs. K. A v. Tewksbury.
A new system of nominating candi
dates for party ollice Is being discussed
by tho local Republican papers. The
obsolete method of nominating candi
dates by means of delegates proved
particularly obnoxious to many during
the last campaign, and unless matters
can bo adjusted satisfactorily before
another election, much of tho same
disagreement will still exist. A con
ference of representatives from each
county in this district has been sug
gested, and It is probable that this
means of settlement will ultimately bo
employed.
The Alontroso Telephone company Is
talking of extending its lines so as to
connect with such places as Ulnghuni
ton, Hcranton, Elmlrn and Wllkes
Iiarro. Allss Aladellue I.oomls Is quite III at
her homo on South Alain street. The
nt'tendlng Physician thought at nest her
St
Of consumption" is a remark often made
of a fleshy man. The remark expresses
the popular recognition of the fact that
the sign of consumption is emaciation,
loss ot nesn. on ,
the other hand, a
gain in tlesii is a
sure sum that wast
ing diseases are be-"jv
ing cureu.
Emaciated peo
ple .with obstinate
coughs, bleeding
lungs, night-sweats
and weakness, have
been perfectly,
cured by the use of
Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
The' several steps,
of the cure were re
corded in ounces
and pounds of in
creasing weight.
When there is gain
in flesh the wasting
disease is being
Burely cured.
Mr.Will H.WIiitniire,
of ArUtoa. Kockine.
ham Co., va writes t "Our so contracted a
deep cold about the first of July, 199, and had a
terrible cuugh. We call ..1 n doctor and lie pro
nounced it irrittitipn nf the bronchial tubes, with
stlimatlc trouble, and he informed me that my
on was liable to die at any time. He told mo
that awe could keep the bronchial tubes open,
he mijfiimre hitui but after trcatiug him several
weeks and my son growing worse all the time.
I concluded to trv fir, I'lerce's Golden Medical
Discovery gad Pleasant l'cllets.1 I had seen
eeveral almost miraculous cures brought about
by the use of these medicines, aud of course I
had wonderful faith iu them. lie used three
bottles of 'Golden Medical Discovery 'at home
and one vial or the 'relicts.' aud was then well
uough to go to West Virginia, taking a supply
with him. am just iu receipt of a fetter from
him from which I quote; ' am wU and hai dy
end gdling very JlesAvS"
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1008 large pages is sent five oif receipt of
stamps to pay expense of mailing only.
Sena 31 one-cent stamps for the,cloth-
uounu voiume or only 21 stamps tor the
book in paper covers. Address Dr. It.
V. Pierce, lluffalo, N, Y,
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malady was diphtheria, but Is at pres
ent unable to diagnose the case.
Orior Parke, of Scranton, has been
the guest of relatives In this place for
a few days.
HONESDALE.
Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Honesdnle, Dec. in. Tho now water
company have suspended work until
the winter weather has passed away.
John !:. Richmond is the owner of
a handsome, perfectly matched pair of
sorrel horses, which may be seen on the
Honesdnle streets any fair day. No
one enjoys an excellent turnout more
than Air. Richmond.
The twenty Inches of snow that lias
fallen during the past few days, as yet
has not been disturbed by the wind ami
pioinises a long run of sleighing.
Professor Hefts' dancing class will
meet In Music hall on Tuesday evening.
The old Catholic church building on
I'nlon Hill has been purchased by P.
It. .Murray, and will soon be torn down.
Air. Aturruy made the purchase in or
der to secure the foundation stone for
a building which Jie will erect on Alain
street.
The members of the Black Diamond
minstrels and the Alaple City band took
part in the entertainment at AVhite
.Mills, will enjoy a banquet at the Nil
son house this (Tuesday) evening.
A beautiful home wedding took place
Saturday noon at the residence of Air.
and Airs. K. II. Clark on upper Alain
street, when their daughter, Aliss Ber
tha. L. and Kdward G. Jenkins, of Lans
ing, Alleh., formerly or Honesdnle, were
united in marriage by the Rev. Dr
AVlIllum H. Swift and Dr. G. A. Place.
The rooms were banked with palms and
festooned with evergreens and holly.
Delicious refreshments wore served to
the one hundred guests, after which Air.
and Airs. Jenkins left by the I'.so Del
aware and Hudson train for Lansing,
Alleh., where the groom holds n. re
sponsible position with the Internation
al Correspondence school. The wedding
march was played by Aliss Grace A.
Whitney.
William Haines, the man who fell
from a third story window of the Na
tional hotel last Thursday morning, died
from ills Injuries Sunday morning, lie
was CO years of age and had been em
ployed as a farm hnnd for a number
of years In the vicinity of Honesdnle.
He made his home at the Nation., 1 i,n.
tel. where the funeral services will bo
held this morning. A son has arrived
from Connecticut nud taken charge of
the burial, which will be made at Cho-checton,
NO SMAI.L-POX AT FOREST CITY.
Two Supposed Cases hi n Family
Cause a Mild Scnro.
Kpcclal to trio Scranton Tribune
Forest City, Dec. 15.-.Dr. J. W. Houa
er, of Scranton, who Is the city's smnll
pox specialist, was. up hero today to
Investigate the small nox scare. Ho
examined tho patients and found Unit
they wore suffering from 11 slight sklu
disease. The quarantine has been re
moved by order of the board or health.
Joseph AlcCormlck Is moving into his
new nonie On Delaware street, and J.
D. Jones Is moving to the rooips lately
occupied by Air. AlcCormlck on Altiln
street.
The Johns family, of Wilkes-Barre,
rendered a. most enjoyable progranuno
or music and recitations In the Congre
gational church, Saturday evening.
Owing th the Inclement weather, many
were unable to be present.
Allss Kvnngellne Kolleher Is home
from a six months' stay with Brooklyn
relatives.
J. 11. Budd Is visiting in Ellenvllle,
N. Y.
Hunter
THE TRIBUNE'S -"WANT DIRECTORS.
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Only Halt a Cent a Word.
No Order
Accepted for Less
'Hum 10 Cents.
TIMES, REAL ESffilf
0nly intra Cent a Wart.
Heal Estate.
Always delights and never
disappoints.
It never lowers Its high standard
01 quality.
It never varies Its perfect purity
and mellow flavor,
It Is tho charm of hospitality
and the tonic of health.
It la always beat
by every test.
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V
Clay Avenue
I
ain
Branch WANT Olllpji.
Wnnt Advertisements Will Bo
Received at Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
J. So!i I t all nrilflw riifM itM hv Jobbers.
.,". WM. l.ANAHAN & SOX, Daltlmuro, Mil.
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PITTSTON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, Doc. 15. At Duryea yester
day morning, Joseph Oblock. a seven-
year-old son of Air. nnd Air. Joseph
Oblock, of Aleyers street, died very sud
denly and Coroner Bergo has ordered
an inquest held to determine tho cause
of death. The child was taken sick Sat
urday with a stomach complaint, hut
the parents had not tho least idea or
anything serious and no physician was
caned to attend the child.
Charles Brunane, aged 28 years, Will
lain Luch, aged 34 years, both employes
at tho Babylon mine, at Duryea, were
burned by the exploding of a quantity
or black powder just about noon today.
The former's burns are about the face,
ana inner s about the face, hands and
back. Neither are very serious. They
are being taken care or at tho rittston
hospital.
Judge Halsey has granted a new trial
In the case or Frank W. Alullison vs.
Nelson Alorrls Beer company, and sev
eral Pittston people. The case has been
nangmg netoio the courts ror several
years, and only recently a verdict or
tofiO damages' in ravor or the plaintiff
was awarded. The suit grew out of a
foreclosure on Alullison's meat innrkef
in this city several years ago.
A special meeting of the Pittston
board of school control was held this
evening to consider the matter or issu
ing bonds.
O. ,, Leisenring, manager or the
Pittston C-uzotte, has been laid up at
his home for the past few davs witli
an attack of malaria.
A tliree-year-old child or Air. and Airs.
-iiH-miei (.minora, ot Browntown, died
last evening.
The ladles of St. ' John's Lutheran
church have arranged for a fancy doll
sale in the school building at the rear of
tho church tomorrow aud Wednesday
evening.
fieorge Weir is confined to his home
witli an Injury to his leg. having had it
squeezed between two ' cars in No 7
mine.
Word wyi received here today of the
"'"" "l Jinny Kshelman at Strouds
burg, where he was tho victim of a
railway accident. Ho was a married
man aged :: years, and Is survived by
n wife and two children. Deceased was
a son of Airs. Kshleman, of West Pitts
ton. an(l Is survived by his mother and
several relatives here.
and Friday evenings was a decided suc
cess. Tho progranuno was lit charge of
Miss Katberlne Saxe of Pittston. Allss
Tllllo Lewis or Wllkcs-llurro was tho
elocutionist.
Airs. Nan Alorrow Nixon, rormorly of
Towanda. died at her bom,, in niiimi.
last week.
Tho directors or tho Union Tanning
company have decided to remove what
is loft of their plant at Athens, which
was partially destroyed by tire, to Green
wood, whole there Is uliv.nrlv n lnr
plant. By this means Athens will loso
about sixty families.
An application has been ninile for a
charter by tho Townmla Paint Itemover
company. The stockholders claim to have
an article already being made that will
perfectly remove old paint, and negotia
tions nro now pending with several largo
paint factories who wish to take terri
tories. That tho apple crop has been exceed
ingly lnrgo In this county is proven from
tno report that K. S. Ityan, of a Syraeuro
Warehouse illld Cold Ntor.lirn enmnnnv
paid over $20,000 ror tho fruit this season
from our farmers.
The Hawes Ataiuiraclurhig company of
Towanda, toy manufacturers. have
Joined tlie National Novelty corporation,
which Is a consolidation of manv of the
largest makers of novelty goods. Tho
Towanda plant, capitalized at $.-,i).CW, la
one of the largest In the combine.
Dr. and Airs. C. S. Jleans. who moved
from Philadelphia to Towanda a few
years ago, arc preparing to return to tho
city.
Allss ATnybello Rendall, of f.os Angeles,
Cnl.. Is spending a short time In Towan
da. with Air. and Sirs. ('. AI. Pratt.
Airs, lloberl Page, who has been visit
ing her parents. Air. :m,i Airo , i
Welles, has returned to her home hi
Brooklyn, N. V.
A residence properly costing over Klght
Thousand to bo sold for Six Thousand
Dollars If purchased immediately.
This Is tho biggest real estate bargain
In Scranton, becatiso bouse has every
convenience, including city steam. The
lot Is large, the Htrcot la paved aud Iho
location la gllt-cdged.
snn
W. T. fiackeif
THE
BROKER
Central City
ALI1M11T SCHUIrZ. corner Atlll-
berry street mid Webster avo.
GL'STAV P1C1I1U,, 050 Adams
avenue.
Wo3t Side
OKO. W, JIONKINS, 101 South'
Alain avenue.
Money to Loan.
ANV AMOUNT OFMONKY TO t.OAN
tfinn Cl'; Hr!.r"lKl!t.,om,H or '"Hiding and
i.onn. .At from I to 0 nor cent, rill on
South Scranton
rmsD n. tisp.ppe,
avenue,
2D Cedar
TODAY
TOAlOlUtOW A1AY 11H TOO LATE.
Worth Scranton
GEO. YV. DAVIS, corner North
Alain aveiiuo nnd Alarket
street.
Green Kltlge
CHAULKS P. JONES, 1537 Dlcl-
son avenue.
J. JOHNS, 020 areon Bldga
street.
I.QItKNK, corner Washington
avcuuo nnd Alarlon street.
F.
Employment Agoncy.
BEMAIILE help can bo procured at Airs,
., ,;.L,,,.,?1,nl',lcy B I'lnploymont Office,
;jvkygrUvte" "vc"l"! rooma ,j u,,d -
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delawnre, Lackawanna nnd Western.
n 1 .1N ISffect Juno 1, 1002.
4. iV'! .CUVo Scranton for Now York
mVm",'-3;,"0' "f-'i.T.W and lo.lo a. ni, 2.40,
dcmi'ii;" ?rn"in ft"' N(!W Vo.,k "ml I'lllla
oil 1iu-7.no, 10.10 n, m., nnd 12. 10 and :I.:I1
Shllolri'o'1.111? '"-
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For Rent.
i'Ull HE-rT April 1st, store occupied by
Hayes & Varley. Apply 1D34 Sander
son avenue.
$1S l'or nent Ten-room hoimo; excellent
neighborhood; all modern Improve
ments, on avenue. Apply to It. P. Ham
ilton, 120 Spruco street.
Petorfiburg
W. II. KNEPFEL,
avenue.
1017 Irving
Dunmore .
J. O. BONE & SON.
ror iimgnumton. Emm
Vni S Mintions-.in.z-. 11. m 1.03 p. m.
C" .? 'i ?Tac,,p "ml micu-1.15 and
nml it'ii!"."i, . pi -"' Oswego. Syrfteuso
8 mn .IC'1 -1 '" AL ill"' "' ofccnj
I ll
.. .! J'"lliuni,"-;MKI II. TTIAT
I' Vf,,";.,'?' Nlcliolson accommodation
i.w and I..15 )i. in,
Inn.i .'.,J8li"4-B nivlslon-For Northumbor
lanil, at 0..., nnil m 1n ,, . . 1 r.: r..i m
an,l"o.OTrpr,,I;.lymOUl"' nt S'i0'11'. m': 3;it)
oiiiicwiy
fin- in iS ' 'il'is-For New York, 1.50, .1.20.
1 n n 1J,Vnm,',,'!" n" m-5 1-65. ,GM I"''
10"- n' ?,V tnv Kmlra nnd way slntlons-:?-:'
n "i J' or nimrhnmton and wav stn-
:, tMi , in , j. . ." .
1 nnW o V "" IUOIIlSllllI'K uivis on-
LcaVo Scznnton. 10.10 a. m. and CIO p. m,
Wanted.
f" IM'i VANTI:D-About 20 It. P.
Must be In good condition. Scranton
l.irn I'lnlshlng Co., (i2.1 Prcscott avenue.
Help Wanted.
'WANTED Agents to sell tea nmlcoE
feo to consumers. Posiltlons perma
nent. Grand Union Tea Co., 311 Lacka
wunna uvcniio.
For Sale!
FOlt SALE Elcgnnt watch, Jules Jur-
KL-iiHcn (ine worms most celebrated
maker of watches), is. size, 111 lK-Kt.
hunting case, lias a record of seven sec
onds a month. Importer's price, $:it,ii; my
price, ?2lhj. "Your money back without
argument ir not satisraetory. Walter V.
Wlnlon, Diamond Parlor, U07 Alcars Buid-Ing.
Wanted To Eent.
WANTED-Small furnished house,
dress Box 200, city.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTED-Young man as stenographer
,..,.. !d ,,s?ll,n' bookkeeper In large mer
cantile establlHlmienl, this eltv. Address,
giMng reference and experience, N. Y. ','
l rlbune.
Lehigh Valley Bnilroad.
In Effect Nov. 1(1, 1002.
r,n -,. .P'i'lns. Leave Scranton
I" or Philadelphia and Now York via D.
nml nib A1" 'P XAh tllrol'Kb Parlor Car
a ni,7yCoach Cni-honclalo to Now Yorlc
dn J. in i"i,i "'I Jvl," L" v" Coach Carbon
Dliwnn,! ' lln(,cIIbla, and 2.18, 4.33 (Black
dnvLnndAxJ"S3)' nd "-IS P- m. Sun-
i,"A,. wiu lli,"" 1M P" ni., u.3S a. m.
nil iiniXil"? n,avo' Hazloto.n and princi
pal Points In tho coal regio-ns, via D. &
&t&llR",7ii,.S',i nna 435 P- m- Fob
Ad-
AVOCA.
IIOPBOTTOiU
M
Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Hopbiittoin. Dec. 15. Aliss Alvra-Jackson
is attending the teachers' excursion
at Washington this week.
Miss Alta Finn visited Scranton ii
tuupu" or nays last week.
t,1,1'- a1,,,lc ,Mra- K- J1" T'ffnny spent
I'llday in Scranton.
Hert Hartholf hus accepted a position
at the Hklnunliig station in Lenox. Ho
tull ".",V0 hlS fa"llly tI,0re iU tIlB ,u'"r
Mrs. J, s. Hettes visited Scranton
friends last week. ""
Airs. Ida Tlltnuy and son, Kdward am
visiting friends at Old i.v, ..'A ... 'V,"
rlsburg. "- ' ""'-
SiiturUin""0 WnB " Ca"ei" !lt Jflrt,0,n
Tho 1'nlversallst .suiuinv c,.i.,.( ...,
l,nl,l ,!,!.. ra. ......... ' ""'" "III
"ii wur Nimas
nt,..t...
.iiuniiiiiiN eve, uccombor
cordially Invited to attend.
A party of tho following ymmg pen
pie enjoyed a Hlelglirldo to NlehoUnn
i(l supper nt tho Iilnkley house T es-
HALLSTEAD.
exercises on
'I. All are
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
I minuend, Dee. l.l.-The Ep worth
Leaguo of. tho Atethodlst church will
have it sleigh ride and social this (Tues
day) evening at tho, home of Charles
Hanker at Franklin.. AH who wish to
attend should bo at thu Af. :. church nt
7 o'clock shall). Sleigh rldo and social
l.i. cents.
Alelvln A. Oatlmny has been discharged
from the United States Alnrlnu corps,
on account of falluro of his eyesight. Ho
will return to Philadelphia where ho has
ii iiuhiuoii in mo united states navv
yard. '
S. Casey, of Scranton, traveling engi
neer on tho D L. & w. has been called
tnllallstead to III) Itobcrt Alorton's place
wlio is III at his homo on Pino street.
Tho O. K. society of tho Presbyterian
church will hold a chicken phi social
ihursday. Dec. isth. Supper 20 cents
Elmer Flak nf llufraln, will spend tho
holidays with lila parents, Air. and Airs.
Fred Flak.
P. I!. Hairager will soon movo to
I'nloiidale, l'a.
Mrs. Anna Qunlley who hns been visit-
1,1'r nt tlin lin..n ..r 1. .
... ... ,,,., .,,,11,1, ,,i iiur jiareuis at l'or
cst I.ako has returned to Hallslead.
Tho Baptist t E. will hold a sleigh
ride and social at tho homo of James
"""""i iiiiii-Hiiny evening. Tennis will
The Irish American club will meet In
their .looms on Thursday evening. All
nit-mbers should be present as there will
be election of ofllcers.
The Home Allsslon society of the P. Al.
church will meet at the humo of Airs.
Jennie Clarke to-morrow afternoon. La
dies are requested to bring refreshments.
Allsa Elizabeth Graham ban cniiii,lr.f,.,i
her eour.se at the Lackawanna hospital
training school.
Allss Anna Arkmnn Is visiting friends
In Hamilton.
.Mrs. Ellen Henley of the West Sldo
received a telegram on Saturday Inform
ing her of the critical Illness of her son,
Thomas, In Butte, Alontana. Bev. W. ,1,
Ilealey, of Jacksonville, III., left last
week to spend somo time with him.
Allss Jennie Boberts, ol' Foiesl Cltv. is
tho guest of Air. and Airs, llobert itob
erts of South Alain street.
Jolin aicCormnek. of.AIoosIc, has been
promoted to manager of the Erie com
pany of Chicago. III.
Thomas Sullivan, or AlonMe, was called
to Nantleoke on Saturday on account of
the death or bis nephew.
Tho stores In town will be open until
0:"o o'clock until after tbe holidays.
Eooms and Board.
HIE LINDEN, S03 Linden street, hns a
number of desirable vacancies; light
rooms and choice table board.
PLEASANT rooms with board for four
or five young men. Inquire SB Wash
Ington avenue.
i-ui-nished Rooms for Rent.
FOR It ENT Front furnished bed rooms
for gentlemen, til2 Washington avenue.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED A good middle aged woman
i i. J.m1' ,!,,jl; c.'"' "r " Klck l,L'ion and
help with light housework. Airs. AI. A.
l'lock, Avoca.
WANTED Competent woman for 'gen
eral hoiiowork; Protestant preferred;
two In family. 723 Qulucy avenue.
WANTED-Briglit active girls, 13 vears
old for wrappers. Apply at once.
Jonas Long's Sous.
"AN J ED A good housekeeper; one com.
potent to take entire charge of running
house. Good pay and long employment
to the right woman. Address, stating ex
perience and giving reference, also what
pay Is looked for, lllDT, Tribune ofllce.
I'Ol" Tin, Mn1,A. I...'..., -..
ttrn1 W 't-S ?ar:
Sjd f!S?F-
Utom.X&a2&..XM!!:JSr'
niSTnn!;ni",' nnchesler. Buffalo, Nlag
oia Falls, Chicago and all points west via
DinmnnJi tP- n" .20i " m- 3.28 (Black
da n'I?rnr?rsU aov'11" 11M P- m- S"n-
inii; & "' ,n" R" i2-m- -17 P- m"
villnv ?'?." rarIor nml sleeping or Lehigh
Wl E lov cnl;s 2? n" traIns between
:,'ke2 and Now York, Philadol
nnT'rVTiiff!ll0 "nd Suspension Bridge.
?MIN,n: WILBUR. Con. Supt. 20
&niTjE.S ? I'BB" Gpn' Pas3- Ast., 21
Ci r";VJi K,rPt" N Vork. '
noutli Bethlehem. Pa.
nUL t,;'fptinncl Pullman reservation np-
wm ?.aciiy "cltt rnco' ca PubII Square.
Hilkes-Barro, Pa.
1-OIi KENT A rurnlshrd room on second
Hour front. $1.30 week. li:!3 Adams ave.
Business Opportunity.
SrOCIC AND WHEAT TRADERS wltll-
i.ml I .l.U'lriyV- "sv,lt(-' f,)r ftl,r special mar
ket letter. Free on application. S. At.
1 Ibbjild X- Co., members N. Y. Consoll
dated and Stock Exchange. 41 and U
t m,a. S'i'-V" w ,Ynl"lc- Established lS'll,
Lung DIatanco 'Phone 23SS Broad.
OLYPHANT.
"Old
drama
Arkansaw," ii beautiful
will be presented ut' the
Airs.
Ii y evening: i.eon Cool, Hay iiy,,,,,,,
Floyd Quick. Cecil Wright Tr " y
own, Dean llertholf, Ethel Titus.Kt 1Pi
(mil, Uilu Iteypolds, Edna Brown ',
no:"-VA1",1 C,lH- A,n,,n"n. St ekla, d!
im yj"'"",tyo. Chua Green an
Kdlth Albertson.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannnck, Doc. IB.-Sunday night
was the coldest weather or tho season
thus far, tho thermometer registering
5 degrees below zero.
Dr. Charles It. .Newton, of Wilkes
H.irre, passed through here on Sunday,
wo ma hj- iiomo irom Nicholson.
William Kvnns, a veteran of the
Civil war, died at his home on iinniinr
street, on Sunday night. Air. Evans
had been prostrated with paralysis for
a long time, The funeral will tuko
Pluce on Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Attorney Charles H. Little, of Scran
ton, spent Suuduy with his mother at
this place.
Airs. Henry F. Aletcalf was a visitor
at Wilkes-Hano on Alonday,
Allss Carrie Drown, of West Pitts-
ion, is mo guest or her aunt, Airs. Hob.
ert Piatt, on Putnam street. '
II. At. Schooley, of Dorraneeton, vis. j wen,;y.uits'C2oV!i1o.m0thor' '"
leave tho church at 7 o'clock sharp,
Alios l.eorn Vim Loan and kIi,-
II. W. I.awronco wero Binghnmtoa calN
eifl Saturday.
Miss Eva Flsk Is II) at her homo on
4- 11141 tl PlU't'l,
Air. and Airs. Charles Clwmbcilln have
commenced housekeeping In tho rooms
over Air. and Airs. Win. lugralmm.
Tho Junior (.'. E. or tin, imui...,..i....
eluiruli will iioid n mother's social at tho
viniiuii pMiiora rucsuay ovenlnt'. All
mothers and grandmothers nro Invited
to attend.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Bpecla) to tho Scranton Tribune.
Towandn, Dec. 13. Tho Business Aleu's
association of Towanda nro muking of.
forts towards securing tho Homoenathlo
htntu hospital for thu Insane,
A marrlugo iicenso wns issued last week
by tho register and recorder to a couple,
named deorge Randall and Alnrgaret
Osborne, aged 17 ,,,,(1 jj rcspeetlyoly.
I heir "papas" resido n Terry township.
'Iho Business Aleu's carnlvul. which
was held la tho opera houso on Thursday
melo
v. t
opera houso next Friday evening. Tim
pcemc euccis nro very elaborato and
many new mechanical effects will bo In
troduced, The piece Is 11 popular one and
Is sure to attract a largo audience.
The following wero elected ofllcers of
Kingsbury lodge, No. 2(5'!, Free and Ac
cepted Alasons for the ensuing term: W.
At., C. W. llousor; K, W. Edwaid Evans,
jr.: J. W Arthur Wlddowlleld: treasurer,
Elmer E. Diikou: secretary. II. B. Bush;
trustees F. AI. Williams, OrlllltliH Jones
and F. AY. Simpson; representutivo to
griinii louge, !'. Ia Northrup. The Instal
lation services will take place next Frl
dav evening.
Airs. S. E. Ackerlv nnd daiaihtera. TVnH
and Lena, attendeil tho funeral of Alls.
Ackerly's father, Peter Fike, at Justus,
yesterday.
Hugh O'Boylo was eiecleil ullernnto and
Will W, Jones wns elected representa
tive to grand lodge at Richmond, Vu.,
next June, at tho Inst meeting of tho
Olyphant conclave of Ileptusophs.
Allss Alartha Bronnau has accepted a
position iu Harris' cash store,
Mrs. Ellen Alahnu spent Sunday with
relatives at Carhondiilc.
Allss Alanilo Kelly, of Philadelphia, is
tioiiuiK 1 (.mines oil uunmnro street,
and tho very unusual attention given to
perfection of detail In the mounlalng of
the scenes.
llioso who saw the production hero
have talked so much about It, and those
who did not have expressed such a deslro
to see It, that tho management has se
cured a return date, and "York State
Folks," with tho original company and
production, will como to tho Lvceu'm for
two performances only. Wednesday mat
Ineo aud night. Special matinee prices 23
mm ,i'i ceni.i, (.iilldreu, 13 cents to
part of tho house. Seats gu sale.
Agents Wanted.
LARGE CORPORATION wants energetic
'"""" .ki'iii Kir mis county. JNo
books. Insurance, or canvassing. Ac
quaintance with merchants and manu
facturers necessary. Permanent. Bond.
State age, experience, references first let
ter. Address. Suite 372, No. 1001 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia.
Situations Wanted.
SITPATJON WANTED To go out wash
ing and Ironing. Address, L. Ii., XJl
Sumner avenue.
A position by a young gen
us stenographer aud tvue.
WANTED
tlctnnn
writer, who has had experience in general
""fit V'oi'k: best of reference. Address
P. W. F,, this ofllce.
any
THEATRICAL.
Big- Production of "Shy Fnnn."
Ono of the chief meilts of "Sky Farm."
which Is to bo presented at the Lvcouin
to-night, is its ull-perviidlug fun and Its
exipilslto lovo-inaklng. Tho course of
trim luvo never did run smooth, and
probably nover will, so In "Sky Farm"
tlieio Is a. Millleienoy of disappointment
mm ni patnos ami or villainy to add luA
icr in 1110 golden clonus when tho sun nt
triumph brenks forth In all its majesty
and force. Tho plcturo of tho valley bo
low "Sky Farm" Is pronounced nun ,,f ,!,
An Old nnd Well-Trled Bemedy.
AIRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SVnrm
for children teething, 3 Iho iiitwrlpuK
ono of tho best fumulo nhyslcluna nn.i
nurses In tho United States, an I has been
used sixty years with nover-falling sUc"
ces3 by m Ions of mothers fm. ,i,i?. 5,u,9
dren. During Iho process of tecthlmr iu
value is Incaiculab 0. .It relieves to ch Id
from pain, cures diarrhoea, griping ' In ilia
bowels, and wind colic. By el vim? W,,
sunniest over shown upon tho stage. Tho
maplo muzn In its rich nutumuul tints
and its kuce-deep fallen leaves is also do
clam! a master woik of stagecraft,
Tho barn of Neighbor Nixon n tlin last
act forms another subject for deep study.
Tho mcriymaklng drops thu curfulu on
a scene which has sent thousand of Mm.
atro patrons to their homes happier and
better men and women. Tho play Is from
the pen of Edwnrd E. Kidder, tho author
of Sol Smith Russell's great successes,
"Peaceful Valley" and "A Poor 7i..i.
tlun."
"York State Folks."
Local theater patrons nro to have an
other oportunlty to sou that prettiest of
all rural plays, "York State Folks," be.
foro It begins Its New York run. This
charming story of typical American vll
b'go life made a jjally remarkable im-
picssiou upon Its recent presentation here,
("Ml, UCl'ilUBU Oi
Ism of the stor
Chauncey Olcott Coming.
Each year Chauncey Olcott. sweetvslng
er nnd comedian, brings us a new play,
beautifully mounted, with beautlfiil
songs, sweet children and 11 good com
pany, lie will present at the Lyceum for
two nights only, Thursday and Friday,
"Old Limerick Town," bv Augustus
Plloil, manager, and It Is said to be tho
best play ho has ever appeared In. Tho
part nf Nell O'Brien played by Air. Ol
cott. hns been reviewed us his best not
ing part.
ills new songs have all scored big hits,
their titles are; "The Voice of tho Vio
let," "Noroen Afavoureen," "The Limer
ick fllils," nnd "Every Little Dog Allist
Have Els Day." They wero wiltten and
composed by Air. Olcott expressly fur
this play. SeatH on sale this imimiup
..in a
Lid .
I ""
"The Flaming Arrow."
' Lovers of sonsatlonal nnd romnnllo
melodrama will find ono very much jo
their liking at tho Aendemy of AIuslo
when the beautiful Indian actress, Co.
WoifOcAlohawk, will open an engage
ment or three days, commencing with a
special Thm-Mlny matinee, In Lincoln J.
farter's play of Western life. "The Flam-
ing .rrow." auks Alohnwk, who Is a
princess of the tilbe whose iiuino who
bears. Is 11 splendid specimen of the
American Indian. In the character of
"White Eagle" she makes her entrance
In 11 Sensational ninuner, being winner In
a horse race, the two contestants dash-
lug across the stage at a full gallop. Her
support is said to consist of some forty
people. Including 11 real Indian Inai-s
baud four prettv Indian ponies and tho
funny little burro "i'occlmnloiilas."
Special matinee prices: Callery in cents
balcony 13 cents, lower lloor 23 cents,
children 13 cents to lower lloor. Seats on
t-'ulo this morning at !.
Ilentz-Snntley Company,
Tho Rentis.Sanlley llurlesiiie company,
which began a tlireo days' engagement at
tho Star theater yesterday, "may bo num
bered among tho best that have appeared
at the Star this season. Tills troupo (s
not only provided with novelties Iu the
way or original acts, nut also carries
tll hauilHoiueht chorus 011 tho road, Thu
singers nro prollelent Iu thu latest popular
songs and the rendition of "Hill llalley."
Illiiomlng l.lze." "Air. Donley," etc.,
wero worthy of special mention.
Tho opening sketch gK'en is a satlro
on D.ivo Wurfleld's dramatic success,
"The Auctioneer," and Is full of humor,
which was Interpreted yesterday by
Charles Robinson, as tho pawnbroker;
Wm. AU'Roble, James Leonard, John
Aloran, Elslo Fay, Sadie Leonard, Alnmlo
Emerald ami uthers. The olio contains
many meritorious numbers,' prominent
among them being the acrobatic ami box
ing act of All, Hunter und All, aud tho
Biteiin iiy juiues anil csauio i.enuaro,.
LEGAL.
IN THE COURT of Common Pleas, of
Lackawanna County. No. 13:;, Janu
ary Term. 1!K2.
Notice Is hereby given that an appli
cation will be made to the said Court on
Alonday. December tho 23th, 1!K)2. at 10 a
m., under tho Act of Assembly or the
t ommonwcalth or Pennsylvania, entitled
"An Act to provldo for tho Incorporation
and regulation of certain corporations. '
approved April tho 29th. 1S7I, and tho sup
plements thereto, for tho charter of an
intended corporation to bo called tho
''Peddlers Protective Association" of
J-ernnlou. Tho character and object
whoreot Is to establish certain lawful
rules and regulations hi tho conduct of
lie business ot its members and to protect
them In tho lawful conduct or their busi
ness affairs, and for thoso purposes to
have, possess and enjoy all tho rights,
benefits nnd privileges of tho said Act
of Assembly nnd its supplements.
Iho proposed charter Is on lllo in tho
Prothouotary's oriice.
B. L. LEVY. Solicitor.
HEADING SYSTEM.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
In effect Nov. 10, 1902.
Slntlons In New York, foot Liberty
street and South Ferry, N. R. L,'uertV'
T.?n'l,il,!5 'V-'1,,80'-11"10" for Now York.
Philadelphia. Easton, Bothlehom, Allen
town. A lunch Chunk. Whlto Haven. Ash
ley, A Ilkcs-Barro and Pittston at 7.20 a.
in., 1 p. m., and -t p. m. Sundays, 7.13 a.
in. and 2.10 p. m. Quaker City Express
leaves Scranton 7.20 a. m...with through
solid vestibule train with Pullman Buffet
Parlor Car for Philadelphia with only
one chango of cars for Baltimore and
asbiimton. D. C. and nil r,ri,M., 1
points south and west and has through
coach for Now York.
For Avoca. Pittston and Wilkcs-Barro,
1 11. 111. and ! i. 111. ftuml.iv. 7.13 n .
and 2.10 p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc., at
i .SO a, in. nnd I p. m.
For Reading, Lebanon and Harrlsburg
via Allentown nt 7.20 a. m 1 p. m. and l
p. m. Sunday, 7.15 a. in. and 2.10 p. in.
For Tnmnmin and Pottsvlllo at 7.20 a.
m., 1 p. in. and I p. in. Sundny, 7.13 a. m.
For rales and tickets apply to agent at!
station.
W. n. BESSLER, General JIanager.
C. Al. UPRT, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Pennsylvania Bailrond.
Schedule In Effect Juno 10, 1902.
Trains leave Scranton G.3S a. m., weoW
days, through vestibule train from
Wllkcs-Barre. Pullman buffet parlor car
nml coaches to Philadclnhla. via Pntta-
vllle; stops at principal intermediate nta
tlons. Also connects for Sunbury, Ilnr
rlsburg, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and tho West.
0.17 a. m.. week days, for Sunbury. Hnr-.
rlsburg. Phlladelplrta, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and tho West.
1.12 P. m.. weejc days, (Sundays. 1.5S p.
m.), for Sunbury. Hnrrlsburg, Phlludob.
liliin, Baltimore, Washington and Pitta-,
burg and tho West.
3.2S p. m., week days, through vestlbulu
train from Wllkes-Barro. Pullman buffet
parlor ear and concbes'to Philadelphia via
Pottsvlllo. Stops at principal intermedi
ate stations.
1.35 p. ni.. week days, for Hnzleton, Sun
bury, llurrisbiirg Philadelphia and Pitta
1 "'" J. B. TIITTCIIINSON. Gen. Algr.
J, B. WOOD, Gen. Pass Agt.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAIT,DINg7C P. A., 23
Traders' Bank Building. Old 'phonu 1801.
Architects.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCH "b
Real Estato Exchange BlUg., 12'i Wash
ington avenue.
Civil nnd Mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING, S13 CONNELL BLDG,
STEVENSON
null building,
& KNIGHT, 720 CON-
Dentlsts.
DR. E. C. E1LENI113UOER. PAULI
building, Spruco street, Scranton.
DR, C. C. LACBACIl, 115 WYOAUNC nvu
Fii'o Insurance.
SCHLAGEIt ,'i CO., lul Council Building,
Patent Attorneys.
PATENTS MWi'Kl"
Tho only licensed and equipped putont
solicitor In tho city. No chargo for In
formation on patentability; over ten
years' expoileneo.
Hcplogle & Co,, (Hears UIUr:.
Dolawaro nnd Hudson.
In EITect Nov. IG, 1902.
Trains for Curbondnlo leave Scranton at
fill. 7.2U, S..".1!, 10.1:: a. in.; 12.05. 1.12, M,
3.U E.29, U.25, 7.22, 8.33. 9.50. 11.20 p. m.J
"For iloiicsdnlo 6.11, 10.13 a. m.; 2.11 and
For' WllUos-Barie-CSS. 7.11. R. II. 9.47.
10.W a. in.; 12.11! 1. '12. 2.1S, 3.23, 4.23, U.10.
7.-T. 9.10, 10.-11. 11.19 p.-m.
For L. V. R. R. Polnts-7.11. 9.17 a. m.J
2.1S. 4.33 nnd 11.49 p. ni.
l-'nr Pennsylvania R. R. Tolnts 0.39,
9.17 a. in.; 1.12, 3.2S nnd 1.35 p. m.
For Albany and all points north 7.38 a,
m and 3.50 p. m.
in. ana s'unua.Y TRAINS.
For Carbondnlo S.m. ll.:u a. m,; S. It,
3.M. 5.52 aud II. If P. m.
l-'or Wllkes-Harro-9.SS a, jn.; 12(03, 1.03,
3.SS, 0.32 and 9.17 p. in.
l.'or Albany and points north 3.5C p. la
For Honesdnle S.fiO a. m. 3 52 p. ,m.
J. A'. HPRD1CK, O. P. A.. Albany, N. Y,
W..L. PIVYOR, D. P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Hotels and Restaurants,
THE ELK CAFE. 123 un127T'RANK.
lill avenue, Rales reasonable.
P. HIEULEU, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D., L. .t W.
1'assenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan. Victor Koch, Proprietor.
Scavenger, '
A. B.BRiaOH CLEANS PRIVY VAl'LTS
and cess pools; no odor; only iiuprovoU
pumps used, A. B. Brlggs, proprietor.
Leave orders 110 North Alain avenue,
or Eicke's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry. Both telephones.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH Kl'ETTEL. REAR Cll LACKA
.ave.. Scranton. mfis. of Who Screens.
Miscellaneous.
of" K'S'l! rc-iT: SmliVay'uuJ'enZ0 afternoon and ZtZTZUK
rr and character drawing, even.l.g. "10"yW a"e,"0C,, XV$lAn0'
Brio Railroad Wyomine Dlylslon.
In Effect September 13, 1902;
Trains lenvo Scrautuii for New York,
Nowbuigh and Intermedlato points, alsc
for llawley and local stations at' 7.20 a.
"For'nones'd'aioand Whlto AIlllsU 133
'''Trains arrlvo at Scranton nt 10.3S a. m.
and 9.15 p. ill.
New York, Ontario nnd Western.
Time, table In effect Sunday. Sept. 22, 1002,
i" NUUT1I llOt'ND TRAINS.
l,e.l0 l.CUVu A 111 .-a
Sci.inton. Carhnndnlo. Cadosla.
.10.30 a. in. 11.10 a, ni, l.Ki p. m,
, g lop. ni.Ar.Carbouda)ou;i'i p.m
SOl'TIl IIOI'NI). , '
Lt.i,vo Leavp Airivi
Cadosln. C.irbomlalo. Scranton
ti.Wn. m. 7.25 a. m
'( 17, n. in. ! Oil n ,n I J-. , .
Sundays' only, north bound.
Leave l.eavo '' Arrlvo
crauioii. liiiiiiiiiiiiiio. c.iuosli .
... S.30H. 111. 9.10 a. m. 10.45 a. i
... 7.W) p. m.Ar.Ciirbnndalo 7.15 p.ni
l.eavo Lcavo Arrlvi
Cadosla. Carbondalo. Scranton
B Ma. in. 7.?'iu, m.
... 1.30 P. 111. O.Ou n. in. i; 4. ii ,,,
''.-..i.w NT..M. 1 on week iI.ivm. nml n ,.J
Sundays connect lor Mew ork lly, j,.
ilk-town, Walton. Norwich. O lelda, Os.
wego and all points west.
Train No. U.-wlth , "Ouakm- City E.
press" at'Seranton. via C. 1".. R. of N. .1
for Philadelphia. Atlantic Clly, Baltlmor.i
Washington und Pennsylvania btati
liuiiua.
Trains
No. 1 ,
No. 7 .
Trains
No. U
No. 2
Trains.
No. 11 ..
No. 0 ,.
Trains.
No. U .
No. 10
moo iinio-iuoio ami consult ticket agenti
for connection with other lines.
J. C. ANDERSON. O, P. , New York.
J. B. WELSH, T. I'. A-. Scranton! p ,
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