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Houses Wanted.

Houses Wanted.
HOUSE between Sth and ed SITS. rent moderate.
l.. d.. go West ed st.
WANTED-By family OF adults, small house In
Harlem; cottage preferred A. Z. g., 243
12oth st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or partly furnished
house where owner would board Tor rem.
JOKES, 257 w. AID 81.
HOUSE 4 or 10 rooms, between 2'd d 10th SITS.
east; rent not exceed $SJ monthly. Davis, box
c3i World, uptown.
WANTED-To purchase OF rent 2story house
new; red or brown stone; good lOcait n; ~
minutes TO Wall 81. Broker, box AT World
wANTED-Lower part or small house, or rooms
with improvements below 3ith St, limit $50
s35 or the same In BROOKLYN, within 10 or is
minutes ride or walk Of bridge or ferry: limit.
s25-s30. Address j., box lie World,
wANTED-To rent, uDfuruished cottage, be
tween 5eth lOOth SITS. prefer cast side. Ad
dress Tenant, World once, 1888 id ave.
WANTED-Small house. Harlem: low rent. Ad-
dresu D., room rs. 2t3 broadway.
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Furnished Houses to Let.

BAR;AINS- Boarding and furnished room
houses paying well. LAHDSEH BUCKLEY,
100 West 42d II.
AN ELEGANT t-story brown-stone dwelling.
between Madison 4 5th aves, IA rooms
baths. fully furnished, $500 monthly PLAss. s3i
Broadway.
LARGE 24-room house to let. with furniture for
sale. near Chickerng Hall suitable for board
ing house. Boarding house. box 500 World. up
town
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I2lsT ST. 12s w.-3-story q basement dwelling:
choicest block In Harlem: rent 81. 500: cabinet
trim: open for inspection.
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98TH ST., Ill w. Doctor will let apartment OF
B rooms; fine family, cheap rent, good loca-
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AT LOW RENTS-Flats OF large rooms & bath
a1th all improN ements, In New York's health
test locality. 1897 to 1888 Amsterdam Q0th) ave,
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18TH sr. 316 vs. rooms 4 bath: all I'm
provements; $40 to ,25. Inquire janitress..
1l6TIi ST., 3O2 W., l. 1ISth st. , 272 W. Deco.
rated fats; all improvements; special induce
ments.
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lOisT ST, 1o5 a l07 w. near Columbus ave-
Elegant nats, rooms q bath: handsomely dec
GRATED: all improvements; new houses; all light (;
halls & bath heated; rent free until Sept. l.:
rent from $50 TO S23
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A iii ". SGD ST. near 9Th aye.-A few choice
A. 4 room apartments rent at low rates
nicely decorated $40 to SIS. Apply to housekeeper
premise
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As WEST 10TH ST.--Single fiat, seven rooms &
bath all improvements; S25 to SIS. Apply jani.
tor. or MuLLER's, 207S sth ave.
nth ST., 3lH w. Two rooms use OF kitchen,
bath clean. healthy; near elevated: reason
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unFu.n' shet-9roeg w
GRAND ST. ssl-Famiiy fiat. all improvements.
SIS; also nat. $l2 also 81.
from $40 to 1910 weekly; ali sunlight: baths;
private park; minutes to South Wall st.
ferries,
flats. beautifully decorated, range tugs. gas
&c, nothing like them for the money anywhere;
come see rents sil. ,i2 $40; near Saratoga L
station.
FLATS on linton, Carroll. 9Th SITS & eth ave. :;
steam heated: SIS to ss5: also floors & apart
ments. PETER J. BRADY. a2i Court st.
SEE! HERE THEY ARES rooms bath 81
& sl2 per month; rooms & bath. si3 & si4
per month all improvements: Janitor,s services:
half an hour to New York City Hall. Charles
Hart. owner, 1869 Sd ave-. Brooklyn.
80 & ,ieupper & floors. all Improvements; SIS.
lO-room dwellings, all improvements; Fulton L
road to Ralph station Falard, GA Buffalo ave.
KosCIusKo ST. 26S. near Tompkins ave.-upper
part private house. rooms G bath: family Of
adults; rent $50; 20 minutes TO bridge or ferries
McDoUGAL 81. 2IS- Flat, 3 nice rooms. 50;
improvements: near Rockaway ave. L station.
MyRTl.E AVE-, u, Breoxlynn3d floor, 3
FLAT, sA IDS ST. Bridge entrance; rooms;
FLATS d apartments near bridge: rent S5 TO
$50. COOK, 80 sands ST., Brooklyn
sl2. sl3. s4-Flats, rooms & baths; parlor floor
& basement. Rodgers. 1889 Broadway.
s23 TO S24 heated Il d room iats: elegant
o, sru eompeteiy sandsomeiy furnished apart
m eats. SIS to s45. Apply HAND; owner. 374
hancock St. corner Throop ave. The Leo
ADAMS ST., 1850, near Concord, Brooklyn-.A
corner fiat, . rooms: every improvement: halls
h stairs velvet carpeted clean, quiet 4 In every
way desirable: present tenants our recommends
ton; only 3 blocks from bridge seen any Time.
BEDFORD AVE. Rutledge ri. Corner Hat, 9
large finely decorated rooms; bath; oil latest
| improven ents; only S23. See jsni,or.
STRONG PLACE, livery choice single I'd fat
7rooms. Address 341 Clinton st.
FLATS To LET. 42s to ABA Sd st. near 9th
bath: these are the best and most desirable flats
| In Brooklyn; 10 minutes from Brooklyn Rr.dge.
block from elevated station: best street on the
ever to be erected on the block; they
S Snshy dry built a%fF the 9%
regardless Of cost: plenty OF closets, mirrors
all latest improvements: open for inspection;
iirst-cass tenants only. JOHN PULLMAN,
T4l Union ST., corner 9Th ave-, Brooklyn. open
nights.
FLATS TO Lett you are In the country and
wri,c b U.S. we will suit you; II about 10 move
call and see us; We are open day and night; have
the largest list OF flats In this section oil brooklyn
JOHN PULLMAN, REAL ESTATE.
M S Sce So II st. corner 81 I'm st.
Brooklyn.
FLATS 4 foors In different parts OF city. Apply
JAMES A. merry. c55 Jay ST., brooklyn,
Ell MONTHLY, near bridge entrance, Brook
iyn entire tioor. large rooms l95 sands st.
UnfurnIshsd- Jersey City.
| so MONTH: light, large rooms. fiat. ia
| Vanhurn ST.. Pacific ave. trolley.
| HALLIDAY ST. 21s-Psrlor. kitchen bed.
| room fully furnished for Housekeeping; 81 So
| weekly; CortlanJt or Desbrossss ferries; take
| Pacific
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1U2D st. 10 W.-SiX rooms and bath. all In
good order; fourth fiat $2l Inquire OF janltoi
orOwner
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l25TH ST.. $40 W. light rooms; bath al
improvements; SN
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18TH ST., coz. corner sth sve.-Four large
ight looms. with improvements: rent sl4 to
Sls
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10th ST., 10 Whine light 4 room mats near
l. station 4 park moderate rents.
1i3TH ST.. 276 wEsT-steam heat seven rooms
bath; all improvements; restricted block; $50 G.
So. Apply janitor, or MULLER. co.'s Sth ave.
10TH eT., 81 TO 40 Undesirable fats, 9
rooms. bath private hall. all light, 81 up
CDCHRANE ~ ". llBth
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E5rH ST., 80 W., near Lenox ave.-An apart
nent OF large, light q airy rooms. $50.
l2ilH ST. 251 a 263 W. FLATS for small fam
lie: rent So $40. See IanitoE
l25rH ST, 2eO W. 3 rooms bath ali i'm
proveTents; rent SlS Apply FOWLER
BROS.
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sept. 1 8 and 9 rooms: ali light; rent $3b 10
s,o; steam heat; elevator; quiet house. Apply
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18TH ST.. III W.-First fiat. 8 large rooms.
well adapted located for dentist. Janitor.
18Th ST. 1873 W. "A rooms bath: all improve
inents; S15. S1S; elegantly decorated; select
families
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9TH ST. III W. rooms. private halls, steam
heated; rent. s3o-s35: free to sept. /. Barnet
A Co. Q L, l25th st,
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10TH ST. CT w.-Nice clean g. 4 room apart
ments, sl1, ST: Central Park block: improve
msnts; quiet families; sanitary measures; also
rooms, bath, $40.
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lo3D ST., 1853 vs. rooms bath, steam
heated: rent. sls-s&; free to Sept. l. Bar
nett & Co.. E. 125th st.
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Unfurnlshed Rooms to let.

18TH ST.. COG E.-Room 4 bedroom. $3.50.
$3.50: also. 400 18th one room, -.
23D ST. .lGl w Large front room for light bus
mess or bachelor: good attendance; house well
kept.
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A. ROANOKE, single
Hats; Z rooms: steam
leat. hail service: hot
water; $40 to SO; lat.
ter b lovely corner. IT.
Nicholas ave., corner
10th st.
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srfiTE fEEs HiY i MiF2SHs s9H GEs

2lsT.. 463 W. opposite Theological Seminary
grounds-Largc, handsome furnished rooms,
SO N2 for two including excellent board; hall
room. $3.50 IS; l. station.
ED ST. i7 w.-Handsouely furnished rooms.
large a small
22D ST, IoG w.-Large rooms: gentlemen or
housekeeping: 81 up; folding-bed: running
! water.
Il noes: also single. 81, IS: private house
room, ~; alsl one 81 *. "
TAD ST, 40 W. Nicely furnished back paTior,
square hall rooms: all Improvements; rent
| a2D ST, 35t W Charming front aleoys room.
| 50; also square 4 single. 81 81; references
AID 81. ROT W. Nicely furnished rooms, large
small. ~ upward permanent or transient
22D sT, 1872 W. Comfortable hall room, gas,
closet, use VI bath; gentlemen only
| 7:D ST. 2:s w.-IarEs rooms suitable for .:
also small room, neatly furnished,
a.p ST.. 1877 w.--LsrE. 4 small nicely furnished
| roomr II 50 up; every convenience,
! 22D 81. Gua W. large \ small rooms, = con.
Meeting rooms, light Housekeeping; moderate.
..D ST. ~ w,-Csnfor,abl. email rooms low
| pu"e, suitable for two friends, ---.-..--
I'D ST, l1G W
( 33p 81 40 ". NIGEL, furnished front & back
! rooms mont hall room; moderate .--.
I .cp ST 80 W. Nicely furnished large &
small rooms, summer prices
ESD ST s1 w.-Lsrgs small rooms; neat a
cool. summer prices: breakfast.
AID ST. iOI ". Cheap rooms; board or house-
keeping; parlor h0or for business: near l..
2aD 81. ID 81. London Terrace Exte nsion
| room, pArlor floor, or connecting rooms, I'd
floor; rehnel location.
25p 81. I57W. Rooms nicely furnished cry
convenience; nsAtness unsurpassed.
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Also Ciarkson, Lansing.
$25; q rooms; bath.
steam heat; a cosy flat I:
fine location; l block
from J. station; 2Ss st,
Nicholas ave.
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unfurnishsd-North OF ,asth Street.

LEMON AVE. 362, near l2sth 81. ~ light rooms
' Ssoath. $50: month free; fine location
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23D ST.. 101 W. Large, pleasant hail room
ample closet; private iiouse: well Kept; moder-
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Furnished Rooms Wantsd


YOUNG COUPLE want small furnished room; -
housekeeping; state price. Permanent 80 ~
World, uptown. - 80
FURNISHED ROOM In private house bsAr ~
ave. l.; use OF plano. Address a. boz Ia
Word ets.f,f
FURNISHED or unfumished room wanted In
hat; no housekeeping; state terms. ADDRESS
Fraser, box 432 World, uptown
CENT? EMAN desires 2 nice rooms near beach
Tor his wi e; rot far from station near ~. Ne
City; nice location. Address w. b. box 2eA Up
town World.
GENTLEMAN wants room where he VIII have
home comforts. send particulars q price 70
i. q box d World.
GENTLEMAN desires comfortable rooms re-
nned surroundings. city or Bmoklyu; "
Permanent, box 80 Word.
SQUARE ROOM. reasonable: private houssi teth
4 Goth stS., west side: no Cat. T.. box -
World, uptown. :. =. -
WANTED. In country. convenient to NeN York.
two or three furnished rooms for llE1t house.
keeping for one month boating hahinG md.F
psnSsble; state full particulars 4 price Amsds
can. box 100 World, uptown.
wANTED-Room, oles PURPOSES fpraiIhsl a
uniurnishsd; low rent Architect. 10 ~
World. uptown -. .TAs----
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| 18TH ST, 2 T. near broadway Large room.
| suitable for 2. breakfast optional; summe
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17

The oyster season has arrived again
and every lover of the luscious bivalve
is happy once more. But to come to the
point, don't you think a new fall over
coat would be just the thing for you?
Refowich has the prettiest selection one
could wish to see. The quality and
prices will please you. If you don't
need suit or an overcoat, come in any
how and see the stock. 1t will do you
good to gaze on such bargains as he has
prepared for the people of this region.
All his goods are new, bright and of
the latest style and suits will be made to
order at readymade prices. He has no
rent to pay and can easily do it. The
best fits are guaranteed and clothing
made by him will be kept in repair free
for one year. Nothing like this has ever
been seen in Freeland before. Give him
call. Square treatment assured.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17

sibility on Mr.. Maxwell, as the Lack.
awanna has been acting very ugly and
would no doubt have prevented an
agreement except on its own terms.
The Delaware and Hudson Coal Com
pany, too, has shown no disposition to
come to an agreement. This is all the
more curious as the Delaware and Hud-
son Company mines all of its coal and
has no one with whom to divide the loss
made at the present low selling prices,
as the companies have which have con-
tracts with individual operators.
The apathy and indifference of the
New York companies when trade is in
such serious straits leads to the infer
ence in street circles that some great
power don't want any improvement in
the trade, and it is futher surmised that
If somebody gets badly squeezed there
Will be satisfaction in Liberty and Cort-
landt streets. Some guesses have been
made that the Lehigh Valley Railroad
was the objective point, while other spec
ulative people think that the New York
companies have adopted and will con-
tinue their present policy in order to delay
the Reading plan of reorganization. 1t
is quite cetain that the present selling
price of coal does not afford basis for
either solvent or bankrupt carriers of
coal.
Now that the scheme for making new
percentages is abandoned there is strong
talk OF action among the individual oper-
ators These producers of coal mine
about 20 per cent of the total output and
most of them sell their coal to the rail-
road companies for 60 per cent of the
tidewater price of coal. Under. their
contracts they are allowed to stop ship
ping whenever the average price of coal
at tide falls below 1926 per ton. AS has
been said, the average price of coal in
August at New York was So per ton, SO
the individual operators can stop ship
ping if they choose. Such action would
fall heaviest on the Lehigh Valley Rail
road. About 60 per cent of the tonnage
of that company is mined by individual
operators, and stoppage would most
seriously interfere with the earnings.
The argument in favor of stoppage by
the individual operators is that the price
of coal is not renumerative and that
such action would give the individuals
an influence in the trade which they
have heretofore failed to have.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17
"Savoureen Deelish."
From the Stroudsburg Times, September l3.

From the Stroudsburg Times, September l3.
"Savoureen Deelish," comedy
drama, dealing with Ireland's wrongs,
was presented to good-sized audience
in the academy of music, last night, by
j. w. Macready and his magnificent
company of players. The four acts were
full of good comedy and some thrilling
situations. j. W. Macready appeared
as Harry Kavanaugh," a young Irish
poet, and played his part in the same
clear style as he did all his characters
this week. Kisses and groans were the
portion of II. w. Pemberton, who as
the very villianous "Purcell' was ex-
cellent. "Black Mullins" his accom-.
plice, was made to stand out very prom
inently in the hands of Walter Birch
Otto Block made great deal of the
small part of Patrick Grace" Miss
Emma Boulton made a pretty "Mary
Grace" and Miss Wood was all that
could be desired as "Kathleen." De-
Ennery's greart and powerful drama,
''The Two Orphans" is the play for to.
night, and it is safe to say that the
piece will never have better presenta-
tion than in the hands of the Macready
company.
At Freeland opera house, one week,
commencing Monday, September "a.
Prices, 10, % and 30 cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17
Home Comfort Ranges.

People using the Home Comfort steel
range speak as follows:
~ White Hayen, August 10, 1894.
To whom it may concern. This is to
certify that we have Home Comfort
steel range in our home and find it in
every way, so far, as represented by the
salesman, ii. c. Robinson. Our water
tank boils quickly, it bakes nicely, takes
up small amount of room in the house,
is certainly cleaner and neater than cast
iron stoves, no ashes flying, the closets
are very nice and handy to warm VIC
tuals In and for what time | have used
II, would not take two others for it.
Mrs. Sarah Fairchild.
Ziba Fairchild.
- Built by the Wrought Iron Range
Company, st. Louis, Mo.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17

This old arrangement is still used as
far as possible as a basis of tonnage. A
strong effort has been made this year to
make new percentages. The following
committee has been at work to accom-.
plish this: E. Brock Ely, representing
Coke Bros & Co.; Thomas Watkins,
representing individual operators; C. E.
Henderson, representing the Reading
companies; Thomas F. Torrey, rep.
resent!ng the Delaware and Hudson;
William II. Sayre, representing the Le-
high Valley Company.
There have been many meetings and
much discussion. Since the last per-
centages were made the coal carriers
have grown in importance and some
new carriers have come into existence.
The task of the committee involved the
division of about 115 per cent demanded
into 100 per cent. The gentlemen
succeeded in persuading some of the
companies that it was to their advantage
to make concessions in order to save the
trade. The case with the Reading was
a prolonged diplomatic struggle. Presi
dent Harris refused to agree to less
percentage than the old one. The COM
mittee proved that the Readings ship
ments were less than 20 per cent of the
tonnage, but Mr.. Harris could not be
moved and it was finally agreed that
Reading should have about 81 per cent.
This it was supposed ended the con-
test but the committee when they went
to New York found that none of the
companies would agree to new percent
ages unless they could get increases.
This was a surprise, as the inference
had been created that if an agreement
could be made with Reading there would
be no trouble with the New York COM
panies. The company which blocked
the game was the Jersey Central. Mr..
Maxwell refused to agree to anything
which would not give his company an
increased tonnage and here the commit
tees labors ended.
1t is not fair to put the whole respon-
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17
Examine McDonald's So velvet rugs.


L Luzernc county. October term, No 800
Notice is hereby. given that an application
Will be, made to the said court on Monday,
september "a, 1894 at 10 H. m, under the act of
assembly OF the commonwealth of Pennsyl-
Yanla entitled, IAN act to provide for the incor-
poration and regulation of certain corpora
tons" approved April 20, 1874, and its supple
mGnts, for the charter of an intended corporation
Corps, of Freeland, Pa" the character and
object whereof are to inculcate the principles
oil temperance and total abstinence among Its
members and in the community, and TO provide
fund for that purpose which fund in the
event of sickness may be used for the benefit
Of such sick members, and in the event OF the
death of n member or members may be used to
defray the funeral expenses of said decedents
to such an extent and to such an amount or
amounts us the said society may deem proper
under its bylaws; and for these purposes to
have, possess and enjoy all the rights benefits
and privileges of the said act of assembly and
its supplements.
The proposed charter is now on file in the
prothonotary's Office. John M. Carr. solicitor
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17
"Chlmes of NOrmandY.v ~

The Chimes of Normandy" will be
produced at the Grand opera house,
mdazleton, on September Is and 10Th.
The talent is the best in the city, and
they are under the able direction of
Prof Lawrence Sterner, the well-known
playwright and actor of New York.
Tickets for sale at Christy's store.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17
TUE DELAWARE, SusoURHANNA AND
! = SQHUyLKILL RAILROAD.
sss Timo table in effect June II. 1904.

~ Timo table in effect June II. 1904.
Trains leave Drtfton for Jeddo, Eckley, Hazle
Brook, Stockton, Beaver Meadow Road, Roam
and Hazleton Junction at 0 90, Q 10 a IN, IL 90.
400 m, daily except Sunday, and G3 a m. 2 Ss
IN, Sunday.
Trains leave Drifton for Harwood, Cranberry.
Tomhicken and Deringer ut o 90 a M ~ On % M,
Sunday. "''
Trains leave prifton for Oneida Junction.
Sheppton at o 10 IN, 1909. % p m, daily except
sunday; Ty; and q a N, 28s p m, sunday.
c.h Trains leave Hazleion Junction for Harwood.
cranberry, Tomhicken and Dcringcr ut az n
m, ! ~ N, daily except Sunday; and 847 a NJ,
junction. Harwood Road, Humboldt Rond'
oneida and Sheppfon at 8 AZ, 8 80 a IN, IL 40 40
N, daily except Sunday, and 40 IN, sos p
Trims leave Der.ngar for Tomhicken, Gram
Beayer Meadow Road. stockton. Hazie Brook,
Sunday. '
u Trains leave sheppton for Oneida, Humboldt
hoad, Harwood Road, Oneida Junction, Hhzle-
eon junction and Roan ut 81, 10 l6 a III, is,
o 70 IN, daily except Sunday; and IA III. 0 45
;, Trains leave sheppton for Beaver Meadow
Road, Stockton, Halle Brook, Eckiey, Jcddo
and Drifton at ID 10 m, s rs IN, daily, except
Trains leave Uazleton Junction for Deovor
Meadow Hoad, Stockton, Halle Brook, Eckicy
Jeuuo ana Drnton VI lo 'S m, III, ~ D ;S D
IN, daily, except Sunday; and 10 Os IN, 5 ~ Il M
Sunday. '
All trains connect at Hazlcton junction with
electric cars for Hazleton, Jeanesvilie. Aimrn'
ried and other points on Lehigh Traction Co's
Il. X. NoS
Trains leaving Drifton ut 10 m, and Shcpp.
Ton NJ oi IN, aud 10 p III, conncct ut Ou,,d,
Train leaving Driiton ut % i. III ma k,as con-
necuon at Dernger with =. II. X. tram inr
barfe' suhbury. Harrisburg, etc.
Presi6ant DANIEL CONE
SuperinLclidcut
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17
PICKED UP BY THE WAY.
THINGS SEEN AND HEARD IN THE
TOWN AND VICINITY.

Matters of Local Nature Written Up
and Placed Before the Readers of the
"Tribune" by the Saunterer-So Something
Here May Interest You.
l have been watching with
no small interest the great
building boom that has struck
Freeland this season, and it is
certain the like has not been
equalled before in one season
since the town was incorpor-
ated. The dull times and the
money stringency have been
lost sight of in the rush to
have the buildings completed
before the winter season sets
in. The many structures are
principally dwelling houses,
and the most notable feature
about them is that they are of
modern architecture, and all
are constructed on good sub
stantial basis. This furry in
real estate is not of the artifi-
cial or speculative order, as
may be noticed by the class of
people who are buying and the
character of the buildings be-
ing erected.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-17
MAY 13, 1894.
LEAVE FREELAND.

ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
MAY 13. 1894.
LEAVE FREELAND.
81 ess K H. 10 % 90 M sf; for dfq 31lrtdS' So'
Jeddo, Lumber Yard. Stockton and Haz!eton
usSs us@s s%; ;nS go n, m, LES, ip s4o 4SS p n, for
eo6, 9ss loI am, ,eg, 46s. o So IN. for
MassnSSy q CITY ,shensnd9ah and Pottsyille.
Branchl for White Haven, Glen Summit, Wilkes
Barre, Pittston and l.. and b. Junction
SUNDAY TRAINS.
II 40 m and Bp IN for Drifeon, Jeddo, Lum-
Der Yard and Hazletm.
o 10 p IN for Delano, Mahanoy City, Shenan-
doah. New York and Philadelphia.
ARRIVE AT FREELAND.
bD. .7ls, 72a, 9s7, 10 GO, IL 30 a m, ls g. ala,
4 "a, IS, S47, 10 ~ m, from Hazleton, Stock.
ton, Lumber Yard, Jeddo and Drifton.
%, 10, 100 IN, 2 2la ~, 86s 1o9 2 m.
tvia New Boston Branch).
IL ", 40. ", 10 ~ p III, from New York, Eas-
ton, philadeiphia, Bethlehem. Allentown and
o q, 10 50 u m, l2 So $40, o6, s47, 1912 m,
from Easton, PhiIa., Bethlehem and Mauoh
Chunk.
Glen summit, Wilkcs- Barre, Pittston and l.. and
b. Junction (via Highland Branchl-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
II n m and . 3l p m, from Hazleton, Lun-
Der Ynrd, Jeddo and Drifton.
III III n III from Dclano, 1fazlcton Philsdelphin
and Etston.
81 IN from Dciaro ami Mahanoy region.
For further Information inquire Of Ticket
CHAs. s. LEE, Genr Pasa, Agent,
Phila., Pa.
hohLlN L, WILBUR. Gen. supt. East. Div
A. w. NoNNEMACHER, Asst g. p. A.,
South Bethlehem, Pa.