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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 17, 1902.
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"What the mainspring Is to the watch, the
stomach is to the hotly, When the mainspring
loses its tension the watch mils down, when
the stomach becomes weak the body runs down.
When the mainspring breaks the watch stops.
When the stomach gives out the man slops.
Sometimes he stops temporarily, long enough to
be put into a condition to go again. Sometimes
he stops once and for all."
Those statements, by an eminent pnysioiogist,
arc so plain that they are worth remembering in an
age when stomach "trouble" Is so common. Too
much stress cannot be laid upon the fact that the
stomach supplies the power which keeps the body
and its organs in motion. People may become run
down from causes apart from disease of the stomach,
but when the stomach is diseased they must become
run-down, because the strengt' of the body is sus
tained alone by food when projerly digested and
assimilated. The ve..' first result of disease of the
stomach is to obstruct digestion, reduce the power
of assimilation, and so prevent the full nutrition of
the body. L,oss of nutrition soon begins to show it
self in loss of flesh and loss of weight, and then
weakness and the worn-out, run-down feeling which indicates
in itself lack of adequate physical energy.
Disease which begins in the stomach may end in the heart,
liver, kidneys or some other organ. It often does end so,
because if the heart or any organ is not nourished it becomes
"weak." In fact, when a man is weak physically his total
weakness is mef ly the sum of the weakness of all his phys
ical organs.
How are weak people to gain strength ?
There's only one source of physical strength and that is
food. The one great enemy of strength is starvation. But
because food does not nourish and build up the body unless
it is digested and assimilated, then the first step to health is
to cure the diseases which pi event digestion and assimilation.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoveiy cures diseases of
thr stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, and
so enables the building up of the body in a natural way by
the nutrition contained in the food eaten.
"Nine or ten years ago my health became very poor, and in 1892 va
so far gone that good doctors pronounced my case the worst Jy had
ever treated," writes Mr. Harvey Phipps, of Florence, Ala. "I
had acme stomacn trouble, liver complaint, catarrh, ana was
nervous to such an extent I could not sleep. Got so had I rolled
in bed with but a few minutes' sleep each night for three months.
T finally irot three
ree bottles ot Dr.
ery and some 'Pellets.' Took them according to directions on
the bottles, and in a few days noticed a decided improvement. I
commenced to gst more rest at night and could cat with pleasure,
v..ra frvmiprlv fnnfl w.ia like chins to me. When T lwil iiwil
three bottles of the ' Discovery ' I was a new man ; could eat iniifce pie for supper, go to bed at seven r. M.
and sleep until seven A. M. Again, after an attack of Grippe, could not retain food nor doctor's medicine,
and a few doses of the ' Discovery ' cured me. Food has agreed with me perfectly since. I feel it my duty
to acquaint you with my experience and let others know the worth of your remedies. I am now working
at my trade (carpentry) every day in all kinds of weather, and think it I had not taken your medicine I
would now be under the sod."
One of the great mistakes of men and women whose stomachs are "weak " is to attempt to
supply lacking nutrition u pre-digested foods, cod liver oil and its emulsions and other
makeshifts. Even if these things are nutritious, they do nothing to cure the diseased
stomach. Indeed, they weaken it by lessening its activity. At the lest they are mere
makeshifts. The real need is to cure the diseases which interfeie with nutrition, and let the
strength be restored in the natural way. Wind up the mainspring instead of turning the
hands of the watch and supposing that the watch is running. That is what "Golden Med
ical Discovery " does. It cutes the diseased stomach. It makes the weak stomach strong
and the strong stomach is able to digest strong, body-building food. By the assimilation of
this food the body and every organ of the body is nourished and made strong. The proof
that these results actually follow the use of "Golden Medical Discovery" is the gain in flesh
and increased weight which evidence the actual gain of nutrition.
"For the past two years I hae been a very sick woman, writes Mrs. Cheslev, of 10S Woodland Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio. ''I tried medicines from doctors and to no a ail. At last I decided to try Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. When I started I was all run-down and had a ery unpleasant taste in my
mouth. Was choked up, and at times it w.is very hard for me to breathe. I had severe headaches and
cutting pains in my knee-joint. Was so weak I could not attend to my work nor walk up or down stairs
without the assistance of my brother or some friend. I am now taking the fourth bottle, and am happy to
say I feel like myself ar.iiu. I can go up and down stairs and perform my duties as well as any one.
Everything seems to be brighter, and I can assure you that life is worth living'"
Sick people are iuvited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, rc. All correspondence is held as
strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Don't be fooled into trading a. substance for a shadow. Any substitute offered as "just as
good" as "Golden Medical Discoveiy" is a shadow of that medicine. There are cures
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PENNSYLVANIA
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THOMPSON.
Spoclul to the PointUoti Tilliuiie.
i.ii o ., .' b, - -us.
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Si bench and Mis
Noxon, Pa,, uie
Wi'lcniuo I.oid. of
visiting at Munly
Wilghtei's
Mis, IS. P. Cm 111, or the township,
! attending her mother's uight -ninth
biitluhiy .inulvcrsitiy at Ml, Pleusant,
today,
Mia. J. W. dime Is visiting at Aiar.it
this week,
Chaile.s French is lsltlng at Keuku,
N, y these (luy?.
Lowell M, llrundugo and family,
lliuee Urown and Fred Ouitls, of .Tuck
Min, lcnvo this week fur Tennessee, to
engage In Imnbeiliitf. They expect to
be Rons four yius,
Miss Nesstu Leonnid went to Lester
sltliu today whet a she has engaged to
do housewoik.
The Shoe social held by the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal chuieh
in G. A, It. hall Fihluy evening, was
largely attended, pot only by our own
people, but f i lends weio then funn
.North Jackson, Oakland and Susque
hannu. A short llterury pi oki amine
wus icndeied and coffee and sand
wiches, cuke and Ice weuni, weio serv-
An Old and Well-Txled Remedy,
MRS WINSLOW'S SOUTHING SYRUP
for chlldicn teething, Is the mescilptlon of
oiin of the best lumnlo phslclans uiul
nurses In the United States, uml has been
used sixty years with novel -fulling suc
cess by millions of ipotlieia for tilth chil
dren. Duiing the pioccss of teething Its
valuo Id incalculable. It lolieves the child
from pain, cuies dluirhocn, gilplng In tlio
bowels, and wind colic By giving health
to the child It icsts tho motliei. Pilee,
twenty-live cents a bottle.
Pierce's (joUlen Medical Discov-
behind every claim made for the
ns good " medicine can show.
inga Br Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser will teSI you authoritatively how to
live a healthy life and how to avoid the mis
takes which wreck so many lives. This
great work, containing 10Q8 pages and over
TOO illustrations, is sent FREE on receipt of
stamps to pay expense of mailing ONLY.
Send 31 one -cent stamps for the cloth"
bound volume, or only 21 stamps for the
book In paper covers.
Address s
Dr. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.
oil. Those giving the social mo happy
and guileful
".Snow .bound" was the condition of
men and things hi town mid elsewhoie
S.ibb.uli inoinlnir, but befme io,:io n. in,
the walks weie (leaned, nio.icheis unci
all tiiklni? a hand In, so Unit when tho
nun l.iiiuu 10 iiiuiLii a guod eongiega
tioii gatheieil. Fourteen came in tiom
the 11111 touutiy, hut shovels weio used
extensively to make their way possible,
.showliiK that "Whcie theie's a will,
time's a way." Today tho snow is
wasting i.ipldly bj tbc beating laln
stoim which has piealled all day,
Tho Mlsse-, Carylll and Watson, Inter
mediate and pilmary Uncheis In our
school, mo enjoying tho teacheia' exeur
tilon to Washington this week.
Dr. Dow mou was piofesslonally en
gaged In Caibondale yesteiday,
D.nld IMwaids, of llanilluton, gao
us the shako of Ids hand yesterday, as
ho passed tlnoiigh town to slt icla
tlves In Jackcon.
NEW mTtORD,
Special to tho Seranton Tribune.
Now Mtlfoid, Doc, 1C Theie will be
services at the 1'iesbyteilan chuieh
nest Sunday morning at the usual hour,
Miss I.ettlo Woodliouse and Miss Net
tle Stllwell mo spending thlr holiday
vacution ut their home in Dlmmock.'
Thete will be rjuaiteily meeting at
tho Methodist chuieh Saturday.
Theie will be u chlldien's service at
the 1'ieshyteilan chuieh Cliiistinas.
livery one is Invited.
Miss lnu Aldilch entertained tho W.
and O. club Tuesday evening.
The thlid meeting of the Epwoith
comes H HR 1
fv"2-
"Discovery " which no "just
when you may feara
knowledge for moth"
League emu so will be given nt the op
i'in house Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 17.
JIAMLINTOy.
Special to tho Seranton Tilbune.
llamlllllou, Dee. 1C Thomas Cook,
the oldest male inhabitant of Salem,
died eiy suddenly Sutuiduy ening
last, ot heait disease. Dcreased was
hoi n In l.elstei sliire, Rngland, Juno C,
1SJ0; emigrated to this countiy with
his paient.s about 1S.I0, settling In
Fianklln, N. V lit 1S10 ho came to
Salem, wheio ho had since jesided. In
1SJI he was milted in maulage to Julia
Ann Collins, which uuloi
has been
blessed by live ihildien, four of whom
suivivo him Sidney, of Jeimu, I'u.j
Lewis P.. of llawley, Pa,; (Kiln) Mrs.
Wllllnm Noble, of Steiling, Pa.; (Steda)
Mis. Claienco K. "SViight, of this place.
Ho wan a vcteian of tho Civil war, en
listing iYhiimry 2fl, 1S61, In Company
11, Second leglment, Pennsylvania ar
tllleiy, and was dlschaiged Januaiy S9,
lS(iO, Deceased had been foi many
years a member of tho Piesbyterhin
church, nnd was a man of quiet dis
position, n loving father, kind husband,
and held in high esteem by tho entlio
(.ommuiiity,
A Ctiilstmab tieo and eiiteitnlument
Good News,
It will bo good news to the molheis
of small clhldien to lenin that croup
can bo prevented. The Hist sign of
cioup Is hoarseness. A day or two be
foie the attack the child becomes
hoarse. This Is soon followed by a pe
culiar rough qough. Give Chambej
laln's Cough ltemedy freely as soon aa
tho child becomes hoaise, or oven after
the tough cough appeals, and It will
dispel all symptoms of cioup. in this
way ull danger and anxiety may be
avoided. This remedy is used by many
thousands of mothem and has never
been known to fall. It is, in fact, the
only lemcdy that can ulways be de
pended upon and that is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
will ho held III the Methodist Kplscopat
church on ChrlstmaM eva by tho Sun
day Hclmol. The scholars nnd ttnclieM
arc tchciirslug, and It Is mulct stood
that a cry nice piosrnmtim Is being
nrmnceil.
QLYPHANT.
Tho many friends of the lain Mri. Mnry
Murphy, of Duntnoro utrcot, attended tlio
funeral services, which wero held jester-
day morning nt 10 o'clock. A rcnulcm
mans waq celebrated In St. Palrick'H
church by Itev. J. J. O'Donnell, who also
preached nn cIoQticnt funeral sermon.
After tho set vices tho remains wero con
veyed to St. Patrick's cemetery nnd laid
nt rest. Tho pnll benrers wero: Hugh
O'lloyle, John Hobnn, John MoLniighlln,
Peter Foley, Anthony Fhuierty and
James McLuughlln.
Tho Orpheus club wnB entcrtnlncd by
Miss Sndlo llogan ut hr home on Dtm
moio street Inst evening. Tho tlmo was
delightfully pnscd by ell present.
Mrs. John Sheiman (nee Miss Maud
Kelly) Is critically III nt her homo In
lllnkely.
Tho Juvenile's dancing clnsi will glvo
their weekly social In Mahon'B hall Fri
day night. Lnwrcnco's orchestra will be
In attendance.
Miss Anna Lavln, a student at nlooms
blirg Stnto Normal school Is homo for
the holidays.
WAVERLY.
The rehearsals for tho Christmas con
cert are being well attended, and glvo
evidence already that tho best music
ccr hoard In this vicinity will bo present
cd. The large choru-, under the direction
of Mr. Tom Hull, is prepiulng two niini
hois, a Clounod and a Meiidclssobn, which
will In themselves bo an evening's enter
tainment worth hearing. Tho other
"pccial number nro In chaigo of compe
tent soloists and all will bo in icndlncsi
for this evening, Dec. 17th. Moonlight
and good sleighing ought to Insure a laige
attendance,
Mr. Harry L. Tylor, of Seranton, w.im a
guest al the Hall homestead Monday
night.
ARCHBALP.
MM Lou Dolph, of Scianton, spent
Sunday In town.
Miss Mary Mullen was a caller In Cnr
bondulo Mondaj-.
Mr. and Mis. E. A. Jones aro visiting
In Philadelphia.
Mis Mary Judd has returned from a
slslt at Windsor, N. Y.
Tho closing oxeiclses of the Daisy
Memorial kindergarten will be held Fri
day morning.
THEATRICAL
"Sky Faim," last Night.
A New Kngland iui.il drama, "Sky
Pnun," was seen for tho llrst time in
this city, at tho Lceum last night. It
Is from the pen of Edwaid 13. Kidder,
who has done somo excellent character
sketching hi' It. The story Is a stiong one
and was ndmhably plajed last night.
Few dramas of countiy life that lnne
been placed on the stage hae been given
such tt setting as "Sky Faim." The rep
lesenlatlons of outdoor life, landscape,
etc., weio partlculaily effective.
"York State Folks."
At the Lceum to-night and
at a
that
Stnte
special matinee this afternoon
rh.iiniiug pistoial nluv "York
Folks," winch m-ido such a favorable
tmpiessloa with those who wero foitu
nale enough to witness It at its last visit
will be presented v.lth the samo great
cast and mngnll'cent sconery. "Yolk
Stato l""olks." without doubt is tho best
plav of its kind that has over been of
fered and it is a play that Is destined to
have a long and successtul caieer.
It tells an Interesting story of jveiy
il.iv life In a small village and the story
ls told In a most natural way. Special
matinee puces, li'i and CO cents. Children
r. cents to any pait of the house. Seats
on sale.
Chauncey Olcott.
Chuunccy Olcott, In "Old Llmeiick
Town," plns his annml engagement at
the Lyceum Thinsday and Frldav nights
In the now play, which Is by Augustus
Pitou, Mr. Olcott't. manager, the singer
and comedian has an oppoitunlty to show
all his place1-. It was written for him
anil be Is said to bo suited "down to the
giound" In tho chaiacter of Nell O'llricn,
a scion of a. w e.ilthy family, w ho has i un
thiough a foituno In reioid-bieaklng
time. Nell is a. flno fellow, winning not
only a foituno but a. sweetheart as well.
Tho process ot chut actor development
takes up thiee acts of the play In the
course ot its nction something Is told of
the lace Industry of Llmeiick and also
the. Institution in Iioland of tho Monto
do Plote, the ch.n liable loan society es
tablished In Limerick early in the last
century.
The period ot "Old Llmeiick Town" Is
that of 1S35-3S, which permits of quaint
costuming and handsome furnishings.
Two of tho scenes show the river Shan
non, one of the sights of tho Emerald
Isle. There Is also a view of tho roman
tic tails of Doonas. For the play Mr.
Olcott has composed four songs. Seats
on sale.
Special Matinee Tomorrow.
Lincoln J. Carter will prespnt at tho
Academy of Music the last three days of
tho week, starting with a special Thurs
day matinee tho only Indian actress In
the world, tho Princess Go Wan Go Mo
llawk, in tho dt.ima ot western life, "The
naming Arrow." Tlio story relates tho
lovo of a daughter of a colonel of tho
United States aimy, commanding n west
ern post for a oung Indian. "Whlto
Kagle," and tho machinations of two il
l.ilns, which famish the motlvo lor no
tion. The enst Is a largo one and contains
tlio names of many prominent people. A
trlbo of full blooded Indians mo also eat
litd. Special matlnco pilees, gallery, life;
balcony, 13 o,; lower floor, 23c; chlldicn
inc. to lower floor. Seats on sale.
LEG fl L.
KSTATl' of N, Y. Ltet. kilo ot tho City
of Scianton, deceased
Letteis tcstameutaiy upon the almve
estate having been gr.iutid to the undoi
Nlgnul, all pel sous having claims or de
mands against tho said estate in u hcioby
uotillcd to piiseut them foi pigment, mid
thoso Indebted to the said estate will
make Immediate pajment to
JLNNIi: R. LUKT. KxocuttK,
211 Jeffeison avenue.
Scianton, Pa.
WILLARD. WARRRN .t KNAPP,
Attorneys foi the Lsiate.
NOTICE Is heieby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholder of tho On
taiio, Caibondale and Scianton Railway
Company, for tho election ut Pitsldent
and Diicctors, and Judges or Inspeetois
of tho next ensuing election, and
for tho transaction of such other business
us may piopeily como befoio the met'tlng
will be held at tho Geneinl Ofllco of tho
Company. Commonwealth lliilldlug, in tlio
City of Scianton, Pa., on Tuesday, thu
Uth day of Januaiy, 1903, at two o'clock
p. m. Uy order of tho floanl of Dhectois.
R. D, RICIvARD, Societaiy.
NOTICR Is heieby given that un appll
cation will bo made to tho governor of
Pennsylvania on the 21th day of Decem
ber, by Samuel T. CJotdon, Kiunk H
Foote, William II Hoffman. Stephen J.
Duiklu and Ucoigo Mitchell, under the
Act of Assembly untitled "An Act to pro
vidu foi the Incorpoiatlnu and regulation
of ceitalii coipoiutlons," approved Apt II
20, 1871. and tho supplements thereto, tor
tho chaiUr of an Intended coipoiatlnu to
bu called "Tho Uoidon Supply and Man
ufacturing Company," tho character and
object of which Is tho munufactuiing and
selling plumbeis' goods and other ar
ticles ot Iron and other metals, wood or
other mnteiliil, and for these pin poses to
have, possess and enjoy all tho lights,
benelllu and piivlleges or said Act of
Assembly and supplements tbeieto
WL'LLLS & TORRIJY,
Sollcitois.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
Wl (I TK FOR SUES
Only Half a Cent Word.
Rent Estate.
Clay Avanue
Bargain
A residence piopcrty costing over Eight
Thousand to bo sold for Six Thousand
Dollars If purchased Immediately.
This Is the biggest real estate bargain
In Sornnton, because house has every
convenience, Including city steam. Tho
lot Is large, tho sticct Is paved and tho
location Is gilt-edged.
SEE
W. T. Mm
THE
I BROKER
TODAY
TOMORROW MAY 11 U TOO LATD.
For Bent.
rWVV -vi
J1S For Rent Ton-loom house; excellent
neighborhood; nil modem impiove
ments, on avenue. Apply to R. P. Ham
ilton, J2G Spruce street.
For Sale.
FOR SALD Dlegimt watch, Jules Jur
genson (tho woild's most celebrated
maker of watches), IS. size, in 1S-KI.
liunthig c.ise. Ilus a leeord ot seven sec
onds a month Importers pi ice, ?J"0; my
pi Ice, $J0O "Youi money back without
aigument if not satisfnotoiy. Walter W.
Wiuton, Diamond Parlor, G07 Meais Bidd
ing. Wanted To Bent.
WANTDD-Small
dress I3ox 300,
furnished
city.
houso. Ad-
Booms and Board.
THE LINDEN, SOD Linden street, has a
numbf of deslinblo acancies; light
rooms and choice table board
PLEASANT rooms with board for four
or flvo young men. Inqulie i"Z Wash
ington avenue.
Business Opportunity.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS with
out delay. Write for our special mar
ket letter. Fieo on application S. M.
Hibbaid &. Co, membeis N. Y. Consoli
dated and Stock Exchange, 41 and 10
Uioadway.. New Yoik, Established 1S31
Long Distance 'Phone 21SS Ilioad.
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF AUDlTS-Estates to he aud
ited in tlio Oi plums' Couit of Lacka
wanna. County.
Notice is hciebv given that accounts
have been filed and conflimed absolutely
bv tlio touit In the following estates, nnd
audit of same will bo heaid on tlio in
spect dates named below, viz :
On Monday. Januaiy 1-', 1B0.1, nt 10 a. m.
1. Estate of Amos Sax, deceased; Iiwin
II. Sa-, et al. ovecutoi.s (Dlstilbiitlon).
2. Estate of Fiances Davis, deceased;
John E. O'Malley, executor. (Distiibu
tion). a. Estate of Williams Evans. Jr., de
ceased; Geoigo F. Evans, admlnlstiator.
(Dlstilbiitlon).
On Tuesday, Jaiuim v 1.1. 1903, at 10 a. m.
J Estate of Fiedeilck M.ukei, de
ceased; August Foster, admlnlstiator, d.
b. n. c. t. a. (Dlstilbiitlon).
3. Estate of Elizabeth Kelglei ; August
F. Schneider, executor. (Exceptions).
On Wednesday, Januaiy, 14, 190J, at 10
a, in.
C Estate of Amelia Robinson, minor;
Lackawanna Trust and Sate Deposit Co.,
guaidlan (Dlstilbiitlon).
7. Estate of Adam Fasshold, deceased;
Mai gin et Fasshold, admlnistiatiix. (Ex
ceptions). S. Estate of Joslah II. Itaught, de
ceased: Hiu Hot V. Rouglit, administra
trix. (Distiihution).
On Thursday, Januaiy 13, 1003, at 10
a. m.
9. Estate of Louis Welsbeiger, do
ceased; Samuel Miller, Jr., admlnlstiator.
(Disttlbution).
10. Estate of Abulia Gardner, deceased;
Jesso Gaidner, ndmlnistiatrlx. (Dlstiibu
tion). 11. Estato of John Tleeso, deceased;
Esther Reese, administiatrlx. (Dlstiibu
tioti). ,
1.. Estato of Andrew Watt, deceased;
13. W. Pascou, administrator. (Distribu
tion). 11. Estate of Edgar C. Post, deceased;
Maiguict K. Post, administiatrlx, (Dis
tiihution). On Ftld.iy, January in. 19i rt. at 10 a, m.
II. Estato of Mai hi Cathiulno Rlehtor.
deceased; Fredeilck Seliwaitz, adminis
trator t: t. a. (Dlstilbiitlon).
13. Estate of Matilda Swingle, dt eased;
Daniel lllesecker, ot ill., o.xecutois. (Ex
ceptions). Tho above nc counts enumerated and
designated in tho above list will be aud
ited by the Hoiioiable M F. Saiulo, 1', J.,
of tho Oi plians' Comt, in the Oi plums'
Couit loom, com t house, hi Sciantoii, Pa,,
dm lug the ses.ilnus of couit on thu days
set fur each estate at which tlmo all
poisons Intet ested shall attend, If they see
lit, and pieseut their claims against s.vid
estates, or fouver thcieatter bu debaiied
from c Dining in upon said fund
W.M. KOCH, .ut:
Cleik of tlio Oi plums' Couit,
SEALED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo opened In
tho oflli'o ot the City Reeouler by tha
Dhector ot tlio Doputment of Public
Works at a o'clock p in on Monday, tho
12th day of Januaiy, it'OJ, lor tho con.
sti action of a Induct upon and aloiu
West Lackawanna avenue, fiom Seventh
avenuo to Ninth avtiuio iicioss and ovei
the tiatks of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Rnlho.id Company, lu no
cot daneo with plans mid spielllcatiuns mi
lllo in tlio Depaitmont ot Public Winks,
Ituitiiu of Eiiginceiing,
Each bidder skill enclose with his pir
posal, cash or ioi tilled check, in the sum
of one thousand (l.owoin dollui.s, us a
giiai.iuteo to oxeciltu n tontiuct It a v aid
ed the same, lu case the hlddei to whuiu
the eontiaet ahull hao beta awauled, m
fuses or omits to execute a eontiaet for
the wink In aceoidiiuco with the
plans and speclllcations theiofor with
in ten (10) days fiom the date of tho
award, tho euelosuio accompanying his
proposal shall be foi felted to tho use of
the City of Seranton
Bidders mo leipiestod to innll their pro
posals fiom tho postoftlco of tho city oi
town In which theli main otflce In situ
ated. Ulddei.s will bo furnished with pioposal
blanks ut the Hiiieau of Eiigiuecting and
no otheis will bo accepted.
All pioposuls shall bo mulled to tho Cltv
Contioller of the City of Scianton nnd
sliull bo marked mi the cuveiouo "Pio
posal fur West Lackuwiiuna Avenue Via
duct." and must ho locelvcd in said of tiro
not latoi than 2 on p. ni , Mouduy, Jan
lino, 12. J9cd.
Tho ilty icsenes the light to leject uny
or all bids.
JOHN E. ROCHE. Dhector,
Depaitmont of Public Woiks.
Sciunton, Pa, Dec. 10, 1902
N Order
Accepted for Less
Than 10 CcnK
Branch WAN I' uffisi?.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALRERT SCHULTZ, corner Mill-
beiry street nnd Webster nvo.
OU8TAV PICHEL, COO Adams
avenue.
West Side
QEO. W. JENKINS, 101 South
Main avenue.
South Seranton
FRED L. TERPPE, 729 Cedar
avenue.
North Seranton
GEO. W. DAVIS,
Slnln avenue
stieet.
corner
North
and
Mai act
Green Eidge
CHARLES P. JONES, 1557 Dick-
i on avonue.
T. J. JOHNS, 920 Gieon Tlldga
sticct.
C. LOREN55. coiner Washington
avenuo and Marlon stieet.
Peteisbtirg
W. II. KNEPFEL,
avenue.
1017 Irving
Dunmore
J. G. DONE & SON.
Wanted.
ENGINE WANTED-About 20 11. P.
Must bo In pond condition. Sei anion
Tiatn Finishing Co. d23 Piescott avenuo.
Help Wanted.
WANTED-Agonts to sell tea and cof
fee to consumers. Positions perma
nent. Grand Union Tea Co., 311 Lacka
wanna avenue.
Help Wanted Male.
YOUNG men everywhere, copy letteis,
home evenings, 47.00 week. Send nd
diessed envelope for p.aitlculais. Fll
bcit Dept. W. 130, Box 1411, Philadel
phia, Pn.
Help Wanted Female.
LADIES wanted everywheie, copy let
teis home evenings nnd lotuin "to us.
Wo pay $10 thousand. Send uddiessed en
velope; nartlcul.ua and copy. Addiess.
Guarantee Dept. W. 130, Box 1302, Phila
delphia, Pa.
LADIES, writing at homo evenings, $7.00
per week. P.irtlculais tice to all.
Send addressed envelope. Fllbeit Dept.
W. 130, Bo-c 1411, Philadelphia, Pa.
PLAIN sowing at home $9 00 per week.
Matciinls sent eveiywheio free Steady
woik. Send addressed en elope for p.n
tlculars. Du Pont Dept. W. 130, Lock Box
13S2, Philadelphia. Pu.
WANTED A young lady as cashier, must
bo i.tpid adder. Call between 10 and
II a. m. Great Atlantic and Pacliio Tea
Co, Lackawanna avenue.
WANTED Competent woman for gen
eial houoewoik; Piotestant piefened;
two in family. 721 Quincy avenue.
WANTED-Biight active gills, 1". years
old for winppeis. Apply nt once.
Jonas Long's Sons.
WANTED A good housekeeper; one com
petent to take entlio charge of tunning
house. Good pay and long employment
to the tight woman. Addiess, stating ex
peilenco and giving iefcio-.ee, also what
pay is looked tor, lu93 Tilbune ofllce
Agents Wanted.
LARGE CORPORATION wants cneigetlc
Gcnoial Agent for this county. No
books, Insurance, or canvassing. Ac
quaintance with meichtntH and manu
facturcis necess.ny Permanent. Bond.
Stato age, experience, references Hist let
ter. Addiess, Suite 572. No. 1001 Chestnut
St , Philadelphia.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTED-To go out wash
ing anil ironing. Addiess, L. II, Hit
Sumner avenue.
WANTED A position by a young gen
tleman us stenogiapher and tjpe
writer, who has had expel ieneo in genoral
ofllco woik; best of reference. Address
P. W. F this oftlce.
Furnished Booms for Bent.
FOR RENT Front furnished bed looms
for gentlemen. 312 Washington avenue.
FOR RENT A furnished room on second
floor fiont. $1 50 week. L33 Adams avo.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDING. C. P. A.. 23
Tradeis' Bank Building. Old "phone 1804,
Architects.
FREDERICK L. HROWNTARCT7lt
Real Estato Exchango Bldg., 120 Wash
ington uvenuo
Civil nnd Mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING, 815 CONNELL BLDG.
STEVENSON
iicll building.
& KNIGHT, 720 CON-
Dentists.
DR. E. C. EILENUERGER. PAULI
building, SpiULO stieet, Scianton.
DR, C, CLUVUI1ACII, 113 WYOMING uvo
File Insurance.
SCHLAaER &. CO, 101 Council Building.
Patent Attomoys.
PA ENTblfVi''r
The only licensed and equipped patent
solicitor in tlio city No chaigo for In
toimutlon on patentability; over ten
eats' e.xpcilenco.
Hcplcijrle & Co.. ftlcars lilUjr,
Hotels nnd Bestnuinnts,
THE ELK CAFE, 123 and 127 FRANK
llu avenue. Rates leasonablu.
IN 5J1EGLER, Piopilotor,
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D., I. & W.
Passenger depot. Conducted on tho En
topean plan. Victor Koch, Piopiiotor,
Scavenger.
A. B BRiaOS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; no odoi; only impioved
pumps usid A. B. Briggs. propiietor.
Leave oideis 110 Noith Main avenue,
or Elcke's drug stoie, coinci Adams and
Mulbc'liy. Both telephones.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACKA.
avo.. Scianton, mfia. of Who Sctcens
Miscellaneous.
MEGARGEE BROS.. PRINTERS' SUP.
lilies, envelopes, paper bass, twlno
Warehouse, 130 Washington uvenuo,
THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD CAN
bu had In Scianton nt the news Btuud
of Iti lsinun Bios, 400 Spruce und GO)
Linden; M Noiton, 322 Lnckuwunna
avc.; I. S. SchutzcT, 211 Spruce sttcet.
HJH?
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31
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vu
W
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IIIIILO, I1LI
Only TtaU V Cn Tirt.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN
Quick, straight loans ot Building and
Loan. At fiom 4 to o per cent, Call on
N. V. Walker, 311.315 Council building.
Employment Agoncy.
RELIABLE help can bo piocutcd at Mrs.
... A.l. Jv. Stiukoy's Employment ontce,
110 Washington nvenue, rooms 2 and 4.
Tako elevator.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
, IN Effect Jlilio 1, 1902.
Trains leave Scianton for Now York
At 1.50. 3 JO, 0 03. 7,5o and 10.10 u. in.; 12.10,
'.'.V' !' '" l'or Now Yoik nnd Phlla-(lelphln-7.G0.
1010 a. in., nnd 12.10 and a .13
P. m. I'or Gouldsboio-At 0.10 p. m. For
"irfiilo-l,lu, 0 22 nnd 9 00 a, m,: 1.53, CM
am 1110 p m. For Rliigliuniton. Elmitii
and way stat ons-10 "3 n. m. im . m.
ami fc o p m. Nicholson atconnnodiitloii
- oo nnd 0 13 p ni
Bloomsbuig Division For Northumboi-
land, nt or, nnd 1010 n. m.: 155 and 0 10
!' i"ll -T" or I'lJ mouth, ut S10 a. m.; 3 10
und 9 0,i p m.
n -'"Vl".5' Tl.ilns-For Now Yolk, 130, .120.
V.V.' V l0. " ni" 3 " "ml 3 3"' P m. For
Jliirfalo-J.iri and 0 22 a m,; 153, (150 ntul
11,10 p. ni J'oi Elmba and waj stnllons
ii i .' "'"' r1- Blnghamtnn and way sta
tions, Ono n m. We-omsburg Dlvlslon-l-ean
hennton. 1010 a. m nnd 010 p. m.
Xehigh Valley Bailroad.
Ill Effect Nov. 10. 1902.
Tinins Leave Scianton
For Philadelphia nnd Now Yoik via D.
6 ! H. R. at 7.11. thiough Parlor Cur
find Day Coach Caibondale to Now York
and 947(1. m. with L. V. Coach Caibon
dale to Philadelphia, and 2.1S, 133 (Blncn
Diamond Kxpioss), nnd 11 19 p. m. Sun
days, p &. H. It. ., 15S p. m , 9 IS n. m.
lor White Haven, Ila.loton and piincl
PH points in the coal regions, via D &
li'J1-,,7,1- 7-41' "W nml lo5 p. in. For
Pottsvllle. 7 41 a. m.
ror Bethlehein, Eauton. Reading, Hnr
rlsburg and piinclp-il Intoiinedlnto sta
il,01!ns; oY1" P- " R- R 7.41, 9.17 a. m ;
2 IS, 4 3j (Black Diamond Expiess), 1149 p.
", Sundays. D. & ll. R. a., ass a. m.
ami 1 58 nnd 9 17 p. m.
For Ttinkhnnnoek, Townnda. Elmha,
itnaca. Geneva nnd prlnclpnl Intormodlato
stations via D , L. & W. R. R 0 35 a. m.
and 1 55 p. m.
For Oenova, RnchostOr. Buffalo, Nlag
n'a Falls, Chicago nnd all points west via
D. & H. R n, 12 03 p. m.: 3 28 (Black
Diamond Expiess). 10 II. 11.41 p. m. Sun
diivs D. & U. R. R, 12 03, 917 p. m.
ir i, Imnn P-irloi and sleeping or Lehigh
Ji'V'oy Parlor cms nn all tialns between
AVIlkes-Bniie and Now Yoik. Philadol
VU9v?"ff!,1 and Suspension Bildge.
ROLL1N II. WILBUR. Gen. Supt., 23
Coitiintl street. New York.
CHARLES S. LEE. Gen. Pass. Agt, 24
Cortland 'Ueot. Now Yoik.
A. W. NONEMACHER, Dlv. Pass. Agt,
South Bethleliom. Pn.
For tickets and Pullman icervatlon ap
ply to city ticket office, l9 Public Sciuare,
Wllkes-Barrc. Pa.
BEADING SYSTEM.
Cential Bailroad of New Jersey.
In effect Nov. 10, 1W2.
Stations in New York, foot Libeity
stieet and South Teriy, N, R.
Trains leave Scianton for Now Yoik,
Philadelphia, Eastnn, Bethlehem, Allen
town, Maucli Chunk, White Haven, Ash
ley, Wllkes-Bane and Pittston at 7 30 a.
m , 1 p. m . and 1 p m. Sundays. 7.15 a.
m. and 2.10 p m Quikor City Expiess
leaves Seranton 7 "0 a. m., with thiough.
solid vestibule tialn with Pullman Buffet
Parlor Car for Philadelphia -with only
one change of cats foi Baltlmoro and
Washington, D. C, and all pilnclp.il
points south and west and has tlnougli
coach foi New Yoik.
For Avoca, Pittston and Wiikc3-Barro,
1 p. m. nnd 1 p. in. Sunday, 7.15 a. m.
and 2 10 p m.
Foi Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc, at
7 30 a. m. and 1 p. m
Tor Reading, Lolnnon and Harrlsburg
via Allontown nt 7 30 a. m, 1 p in and 1
p m. Sunday. 7.13 n. in nnd 210, p m.
For Tam.iquii and Poltsvlllo at 7 30 a.
m . 1 p rn. nnd 1 p. m. Sundiv, 7,15 a. m.
For rates and tickets apply to agent at
station.
W. G. BESSLER, Goneial Manager.
C. M. BURT. Gen, Pass. Agt.
Pennsylvania Enlhoad.
Schedule In EDoct June 10. 1002.
Trains leave Scianton 0 3S a. in, weols
das, thiough vestibule ti.tln fiom
Wllkes-Bane. Pullman buffet pit lor c ir
and coaches to Philadelphia, via Potta
ilio; stops at piinclpal intoiinedlnto sta
tions, Also connects loi Siuiliuiy. H.n
tlsbuig. Philadelphia. Baltimoio, Wash
ington and for Plttsbuig and the West.
9 47 a. m . week days, for Sunbury. Har
rlsbuig. Philadelphia, Maltimoio, Wash
ington and Plttsbuig and tho West.
1 12 P. m, week das, (Sunday. 1 5S p.
m,). for Sunbury. Haiilsbiug, Philadel
phia, Baltimoio, Washington and Pltts
buig nnd tho West
3 "S p m , week davs. through vestlbulo
tialn fiom Wilkcs-Baiio. Pullman buffet
parlor car and coaches to Philadelphia via
Pottsvllle. Stops at principal Intermedi
ate stations.
135 p in . week days, for Hazlcton, Snn
buiy, Haiilsbiug, Philadelphia and Pitts-
UUlB' J. B. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Mgr.
J. B. WOOD, Gen. Pass Agt.
Dclawaie and Hudson.
In Effect Nov. 10. 1)02.
Tinins tor Caibondale leave Scianton nt
0 41 730. s3X. 10 13 11 m.l 12 0.5. 1.12. 2 11.
:;?,!,: 5 29. 0 23, 7 22. 8 3.1, 9 50. 11,20 p. 111.;
It'll n 11
For Honcsdulc fi.ll. 1013 a. m ;
Ill and
S'-,? 0V' "vllkei-B.il l B-C3S. 7 11. S II.
Ill fa It. nil 12 W, J 12. 2 IS. 3.2S. 4 33,
9 17.
6.10,
7 4S 9 10 10 11. 1 11' P Ul
ror L V R R Pnlnts-7 11. 9 17 a. m ;
in 135 and U 19 P in
" r'oi Peuusjlvnnli R R Polnts-0 3?,
oi. ,,, .: 1 12. 3 2S und I "5 p. m.
Foi i' Albany nnd all points noith-7.30 a.
"'nmia Sunday trains.
For Cniboiidiilo-sno, 1133 a. in.; 211,
laK',,. m; 12 03, 15..
t'm fi",' and 9 17 P ni
For Albuiv and points nnith-3 50 n. m.
l'm-H)il"Hlal(-S50n ni.;:i52p ill 3
j W ll'ltm'K, G P A.. Albany. N. Y.
W L PRVOR. D P A.. Scianton. pi
Erlo Bnlhoad Wyoming Division.
In Effect September 15, 1902 i?
Trains Kioo ScimiHin . Ijir Now; m.
Now iiiKh ami liuvunodlntu points. Jolso
foi linvslo nnd iwal stations at 7 2.a.
"Vo" HomBclaiS and White Mills ngwi
P Tinins in l Wo lt Scianton at 10 3S am.
and 9 15 p. m. ' ,
New Yoik, Ontario nnd Westori.
ri'imn tiiblo III effect Sunday. Sept 23,4902.
alln NOllTIt BOUND TRAINS '"
, Leave Leave Anlvq
'I'uilnsi, ( , Scianton, Caibondf.lc. C.idosln.
ftj,' ; ... tiioji mAi Cniliomlaloti ij.p.m
0,T SOUTH BOUND. t -
Leave lieiivuf. Aitieo
Tinins Cndosll Catlioiidnlo.'Sciaiyilii
3.'nlu ''5"" 7 25 jt in,
' ,7 .".. 2 15 p 111 4 1)0 p. m. Il3pm.
"L't.l.livd r iisJl.V. NIlll'I'M Ilfii'vtS
ssursu" vv; ' ,t.-:-. -.:
l.u.ie Leuvo AnK-n
Tialns.
No. 9 ,
No, D ,,
Tialns.
No. 0 .
Scianton, Caibomlale C'adoila.,
bSou m fllUa m. lOljidn.
7.W p m Al' Cm boiidale 7 15ji m
Leave Leave Arrlvo
Cadusia, Caibiindnlo. Scianton,
0 50 a, to, 7 25 ar m,
4 30p in. 0 00p in liFinrm.
No 10
w j,-si. 1 on week ilan. ami ft nn
..-f- i
Mb 1 1 1 9 "HrMlk n Bin J
n jf -J hiu wivu
IlIVJOw IuvvI
f vjsvvego, Hviacuse and Ullca 1.13 nnd
u, ":..'" ; '& !' m Oswego, Sjincuso
and Ft leu trnln at 0 22 u m, dally, otcept
Sunday. Pni- itiniir,iAinit n. m . ii-:
Sundays connect toi New Yoik cltv, Mid
dletown, Walton, Norwich, Oncijdd, ,Os
wego and nit .points ; west "V ;
Tialn No with "Ouakcr City Ex
press'' ut Scianton, via C. R It. of Nf"J
for Philadelphia'. Atlantic Pity, Baltimore;
Washington una Pennsylvania stato
points. X ' i
See time-table and consult ticket ageuti
for comiec,tloivs jvUh otlier llns.. -,
J. a'AtNURP.S0K'O,P. A.. Now YorT.
J. E WELSH, T. P. A, Scrunton. Pa.
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