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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
DEATHS AND FISERALs-


pow EFsg-Tne funeral ~ Capt 1. D.
Fogers will b. held from tae usdertaEiE-z
ra~IDrs OF Bunneg & Stewart az
O'Clock o. m, Frsssav, Deem -, n by
rf-ysiesf OF r BEsOccnl g. friends ana
anqigaaG1taEcHs are requested 10 SS u! al
tendance
N.AANIls-In INTERPLAY. December y lsss.
ixlsle AIcsfan4Is. wife q Lss&Fss-s sicl1aza-
US, OF conzanpf.eu. age9 a years
Members o. seattle I>0ige, NO. :. Are 70
cues.ea 10 attend she ffI1sFa. Al ocioes-
b. order o. &. Of Il. r Callahan
SUgER-The fsfne-al services over Mrs.
Gertru1s AzigreF. %ats q iS91fers S1nss: .
VIII be- held ~ tks family res19efsse, a
Iatona, az i0 O'clock a. n today.
f;AEDEEE~Tae funeral services over ta@
remains % u $50 1i~rr5e Gar32sr @lg re
held a. Butterw ort2's eaape4 - J y. N.
or Friday.
CHILCOTE.-The funeral of Mrs. Nj t.ail-
Coz will take place tfsts morning ~ ~
O'clock from BonGer IL sseRaTI eoai%i.
Inle.snent Ia Lake tie7g cemetery
DrNNE-En Seattle, Deeenber q. 80, n
Providence hospital. 2farF. Ftie 81 john
Dame or saocE frgm osseratiffl he
naaIs are at Bonnsy & stewart q
AKT-In Seattle. LecenoeE -, ISIS.
a. tlrty first avsa4ale ard Ire street, Nyr
tie. daughter CT 3l-. and Irs- -. T.
Stewart, 81 eipntAeraa, aged - years
TIE funeral VIII take piafe rom the
rosidence thss n11rnif.s AZ ~ . esocA- INFER
nasnt Lac View ceZ9elery-
YOING-In SEATTLE at the fanSly resi-
dance sis Fourth avenue. A. h. Young.
Of Bright disease, aged g years
MoE4stls and y aaEz
Ftuaeral services from th. residence Fri
day December 2 AZ O'Clock
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ADVERTISING ~ Office hours Of the
Post-InteiligeDcer business Office. Daily
. 1utit II u. III. sunday hours, open
a. m. until ii .. m CLASSIFIED advertise
nsHts for insertion following morning.
viii be received up 10 i9.l9 p m Adv"r-
tiseuaents under classified headings VIII
be inserted az the rate Of ] cent Il VOID
each Insertion. Payment a3WseEs IN sd
Vance. No vertiseTaeat rcctttea t3F
less than - cents.
ADVERTiSERS-I Changes fgr ads eTtiAe-
nents IN the aUudaS post ~ifatfiiiYeiic'sF
must be furnished ~ ! q CLOCK Ss'AT'i'ay.
Advertisements viil he received at oFanC n
offices Of the Fost-&nteIIGrpcef
REWARD dollars F-ili Ge paid tpf
Information ienaln& ~ the c1nFirtoA OF
auy person sfeai.lE copies ~ t}u9 paper
delivered 10 s.shscriit"F@ ir Seattle
TACOMA BItflEeAU-~a@o. I4t@ Pacific ay-
enuc. l. 4 Harrison.
OLYApIA-4355z MAlu street. -. 9 WIN
STANLEY. Agent.
EsNEEETT~f r. Lewis.
SPOKANE. BFaucb Office. Traders
block, 81 RieerSide aYeuuv. telephone ~
j o Peterson. Ai4Bag -.
PORT TOW%SE.N d Nm s. Pfeiuer.
BELLINGHAM BAY New HhatcoIn
Parker ss.ils Manage.
VICTORIA. = t'@orgv MaTsdeh.
The following lett"fa al" ait advertisers
~ this Office.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers In Miscellaneous Supp.ies.-No-
tice is hereby given that sealed DroDos-
ais will he received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board Of public works
up TO 10 o'clock a. m, Thursday, Decem-
her 29th 1898. for the furnishing 10 the
city of Seattle. on requ.sitions to be is
sued during the months of January and
February. 1899 Of material and SUPPLIES.
also coal and wood for the ordinary needs
OF the various departments during the
said two months A detailed list of such
materials and supplies 10 be bid on can
be had by calling at the office of the board
Of pubic works, in the city hail. aud no
bid will he considered regular unless sub
United Oh said blank.
should conditions arise requiring the pur-
chase Of articles in very large Quantities
above the ordinary requirements. the board
reserves the right 10 make special call tor
tenders % meet such eases.
The hoard reserves the right 10 reject
any and an bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope;
BIDS for supplies
Bv order If the Board Of Public Works,
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date OF firss publication, December 20.
ISqs
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FOR liz Ast.-T ARMS.

FOR EF,NT-Fsryu. I63 acres a. fenced 10.
q acres cleared on yelm Prairie. house
and harm. creamery mar farm. I.cwuan
- paiv 2tS plaEssr building
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NOTICE TO coNTRACT0Rs- Fourth

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Fourth
Avenue North Sewer Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais VIII he received by he unders gned
secretary Of the board Of public works Ct
t1e c.ty II Seattle up 10 : o'clock p. IN,
Saturday December 2fjh, 1875 for the i'm
provement Of Fourth Avenue North. from
John Stree 10 Aloha Street, by construct
ing pipe sewer along said avenue between
Sad points. together with al, necessary
openings YVES, msnhoe= lampholes ven
tilat0rs. flushing tanks and eaten hasirs. a
provided by ordinance No. 3l2n crea ding To-
cal Improvement district No. lss. and In ac-
cOr!auce with the plans and specifications
now on file In the office u the board OF
public works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a Ger
titled check. payable 10 the order # the
city comptroller, for A sum not less than
five f5l per cent. Of TIE I'D and no oid
vii be considered unless accompanied By
said check.
The successful bidder viii be required 10
enter into a contract and furnish satis-
factory toad for the amount required by
the civ charter aui fhe laws u the state
OF Washington, within 1cu DAYS after be
ing notified % The award OF the contract
% him, failing to do 80. the said check
ana the amount fxe5 therein will be for
feited 10 nc city. N person Is eligible
as A bidder VINO has within Two years
prior 10 the letting ~ said contrac; made
default N paymcn, Of any Just claim
skiu n material furnished pursuant TO
arg such contract a. herein advertised or
WHO within said two years failed tn com
plete any such c0ntTac1>.
Special attention is callsd 20 article XIII
az The city charter as now tn force relat-
ir~ 20 'h0uTs * .abor." and 10 article
VIII. section 81. IS. ! and .. relating 20
bonds ard sureties.
The boa~i q public works reserves the
right - reiect cry and nj BIDS
Proposals mast - 3niorsed On envelope:
"pId Tor Fourth Avenue North Sever In
provtyUsEt"
F3v order - tAe hoard = public works
FRANK OLESON Secretary.
Date o. frs publication. DECEMBER 18th,
lss$
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Paving
sl,rv through blocks 1. ami & Boren-
D4nny's aid
Notice q hereby given that sealed PRO-
posais all b. received hv TIE uuderss gned
secretary 90 sae board = public works 0t
The nlfT nf Seatsle 10 % O'clock y n
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FpR SALk,-la1 acres of fin. lard. now held
as homestead T. goa have uot us-i your
r5-as eat ard invest $50 ara cssH "a fifse
farm. At4su. L"ato' feet %. .1s cedar
eta ar. l. Spencer x Co. 81 k1rst ave-
UIF
LOGGED OFF LANDS f1 Mason am
TrvrSto0 counties. exC@i1enk fruit land
easily cleared and nicely situated fog
farms favegahl Terms. Tacoma NH
fornra ~. T>gcr2ss. Wash
FARMS ter s}t~ 81 mortgage prie@: well
lr4pToy 81. Call 81 New York o.o>k x. seat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERSON AL.

ARMY GOODS-Cayalry trousers double
ever seat, strictly all WOO VIII last aard
usage one year. sz75. army oYercoats
tdysd 6Iackl, all wool. 81. Gen. Miles
storm and cold weather hood coats. 81. 81;
army black wool hats, 4ec; short, water
proof working coats. s. p: Arctic over
shoes. 81 81. rubber blankets, 15c ami s. ::
navy undcrshlrts and drawers. each, 81 /,
uavy overcoags, g.. 1.of9 L. :. linen tow
els lpc. Kirk, 1911 First avenue.
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FOR SAI.E-T1MBER LAND.


FOR SAIE-TYMBER LAND.
TIMBER LAND.
FOR sALE-s.a. acres Of choice ar ard
cedar timber land short distance from
railroad
so acres ~ s- timber, fronts On salt water;
easily logged.
10 mills.
HERBERT UPPER.
Phone. Black 1874 Scheuerman Block.
------ -----------.
FOB sAI.E-sl $3.50 acres: loeea. 900 feet
Iour-1fths cedar; one-haIf mile OF u2vi-
gable waters OF Snoquairnie river; other
bargains in large Or small tracts. A -.
Pa-Aer 4 Co. Is New YORK hlosk.
FOR sALE-ACRE TRACTS.
FOR sALE-Hop ranch. about ~ acres.
with all accessories. including sprayeT. II!
excellent condition. Also 80 acres good
farm land adjoining. E. Shorrock, II
West Columbia street Seattle
FOR SALEM acres land. chea. !: bar
gain. For particulars address w. W.
Burgess. Leavenworth, Wash.
HOUSE and seven acres Of land. fruit.
near car line. l. s. Beck. Ravenna
park.
WANTED - MINES AND TIMBER
LANDS.
WANTEp-Good mines and timber lands
Parker x Founder promoters and hnan-
cieTS 4@3 New York block
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION Sale OF fine furniture at Becker
ton & Devitt's salesrooms 1872 First ave-
nue. on Thursday. I'D. az o'clock sharp.
Bed sets in black walnut and oak, springs.
mattresses, extra fue parlnr suite, CEN
ter tables. bali trees. chiffonier, toilet
sets, extension tables. dining chairs
rockers curtains. portieTes. couches. bu-
reaus. commodes carpets rugs. crock
cry. glass, cook stoves, heaters. etc. II
You want good furniture attend this sale.
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WANTED Work tY IA fre;~o.3s4 painter.
cra.nsT ana decorate II r. T4Yer. 1917
Ntatrr way
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ENeISEEas AND CONTRACTORS

SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
C. bridges for railroads ard HtshwA5s'
pile arriving. vssgIe and wharf oua1suSs
5Iz Eeart.e National Bank bal!1ihz
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FOR PROMPT ATTENTION AMI quick
sales. list your property Eith Herman &c
Herman ES New York block
FOR SALE OR RENT-Hc.ei, the Horton
house, ElleasburC. the oriy hote. n the
town. joshua Pefrce, Tacoma
sfss-EALF interest IL best FISH and oyster
stand IL e.<y, paying well Inquire Ed
wards Fish Go. Flyer do<E.
FOR SALE-Paying drug store: good out
SIDE town. investigate. Address 4 ~.
care OF FoS5-Iateslsg encsr.
WANTED-Partner with 80 u good pay
ing real estate office. t3l Burke building.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
LADIES - Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brandt are the
best; safe relia bic. take no other: send
4c stamps. for particulars Relief FOR
Ladies" in letter by return mali, at drug
gists. Chichester Chemical Co. Philadei-
phia. Pa
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CHRYS 50 y 7 II In | Ms.
Thousands of them Tor Xmas at Malmo' 5;
holly nlistlet0e and evergreen in any
quantity. SIC Second avenue. near Madi-
son.
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MrNnsS' AND LoGGERs' TOOLS.

DIAMOND h BRAND, made of best IN.
ported English tool steel; superior % u
others; fully guaranteed. sod b. all nryt'
class dealers. Manufactured and seid "
Columbia Car a. Tool Works, Second and
Clay. Portland. Or.
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MINING.
Observation-Disclosures.

MARINE lNSURANCE-Huli and car
roes written; open policies issued; aver
ages adjusted, also fire. accident. casu'
ally and liability insurance in the leao.
ing companies Hanford * Stewart ~
Pioneer building.
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for repairs. Yet the weekly output
June / was 22j. 39S tons against 234,l63
for May with the unsold stocks which
decreased 1919 tons during the month,
indicate a consumption weekly of 1885,
sac tons ag1ins, ?2S,2jS in April, so
that the ablcst iron journals are in
error i'm sa ying that the apparent con-
sumption does not keep pace with the
production of l0OO.Co0 tons monthly.
Eastern markets are much more en-
barrassed. as before, while the western
are crowded beyond all precedent. But
prices are not changing i'm either direc-
tion. and the Prospect for the manu-
facture is as unsatisfactory as could
he expected with great prospects for
the west.
The wooden manufacturers are buy
ing no wool andthc sales at the three
chief markets during the past week
were only 2.54o. 900 pounds against A.
I. S7S.750 in 1892. But the demand for
goods prove somewhat better in many
directions than was expected, the gov
ernmcnt requirements having COM
pelled some manufacturers to buy
somewhat largely of grades of wool
which they have not expected to re-
quire. Failures for the week have been
2O3 in the United States against 262 last
wear.
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The Taylor Reds challenge the LaCkI-
wannas for Wednesday afternoon, June
l5, and the Taylor grounds, ANA the Price
burg Nonpareils ON the Taylor grounds
for Saturday afternoon. June Is. If sat
iSfaCtory answer by Tuesday. Conner l..
Davis. manager.
The Willow Street StaIS would like to
play any club under 13 years of age. 1hc
players ara as follows: Willie Arm
hrust. Sc; George Wirth c.: Tr8uk Klein
-; Henry WiSel. S.; August Kline III. !:
Eithrel Jones. 2b.; Charles ArmDrust. -. ::
willie Weinig, Cf; Philip snyder. re-.
Charles Steale IT, Answer through The
Tribune.
The PriccbuiE Ddshers would like 20
play any of the following clubs on IN"
PriCohure grounds for Sunday. June -:
ihcrtics, Spireds Park nm Stars or
llcavy llittcrs. Answer IN The Times.
+. Zimme rmdn, manager.
The lovers of base BAH will have a
chance this afternoon at $50 of seeing
tn" champion Nounc Mems Christian as
sOciation team and the Eurekas Of Prey
idcnCe, battle for first place. The former
team IL the Acknowledged champions by
all except the Eurekas. The Young Men =
Christian association will present the fol-
lowing men Catcher, Logan or Gillcran:
pitcher O'Nsill, MnlderE or Mcdonald
Shortstop. Clcary; first base Owens; SEQ
Hnd base. White: third base, Blandin:
left field, steele; ceutcr field Reese. right
field. Nolan or Gaughan.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, June l0.--Thc advance in corn,
the excessive rains and complaints from
every direction Of cron damage strength
ened wheat prices today. July closed lgc
and Sept"mhcr &c. higher, corn left off
7saiC. up and oats advanced 'aC. Lard
15C. and ribs 22i2c. The leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat-No, June
81 .O3al 00'2; July 81 iaSSaNI4c.; Scptcm-
bCr, 75ssa75isc.: December, 7llsa7ilsc. Iorn
No. July. 32a,a3}c; uIv. - 'sa33asC. (;
September, 33'sa3iisc. Oats No. 2 July.
24i sa2ilc.: September, 22i Sa221 Sc. tMss
Pork-July. Slo."5aLO2O; september Sloi0a
1910. Lard-July. S59jai9I; September,
SG05aGo2ig Ribs-July. S.i2I aa5.55; Sep
tcmhCr, s.. 5.7Oa5.65. Flour-Dull and easy ;
No. yellow. H2c. No. spring wheat, 20
a97c.3 M. 3 white, 9Oc.aSl 40; No. . red,
$1O}; No. : coru 33i &C.; No. yellow, aal &c ;
No. oats 26c.; No. white, 29c, No. 3
white, CSC; ~. . rye, i5I2c,; No, 2 baTlNy,
Sia3Gc, No, flax seed, Sl17; prime tim
othy seed, SEQ; mess pork. Slo2)alO.25;
lard. S5.@2 aj,9i; short ribs, S.Aiaj. 20;
shoulders, s5aj25; short sides, $9a5l5.
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'9UN'S REVIEW OF TRADE.
All Industries Feet an Uplifting In
ftnPMCp.

New York, June 1O-R. G. Dun &
Co 5 Weekly Review Of Trade will say
tomorrow:
The certainty that the Spanish At
lantic fleet is imprisoned and power
less to do harm has heiucd to make
the tone Of the markets more conf
dent. Every step Of progress during
the week WtiCh mas looked toward an
early termination of the struggle has
hecr reflected in the market and i'm
lower rates for money. All industries
have fel- the uplifting influence. In
finances the growing anxiety to lend,
even on Ion" exchange at low rates in
place 1f shipments of gold To- this
country. begins To aSsimilate a strong
credit in favor If the United States.
Last week Atlantic wheat exports.
flour included. were 4.06, 994 bushels
against l.G2A,Cn2 last year, and Pacific
exports Were 253,"l5 against 125.2l2 last
year, and IT is CLOSE to the end of the
season. over 100000 900 bushels of
whea; have already been exported and
almost 200 01h bushels Of corn, A.
1S4,SJG bushels during the past week
agaipsr lS1,e2j last year Iron and
steel production nas declined because
several establishments have stopped
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central Railroad OF New Jersey
u.ehish and Susquehanna DivisionJ

stations in New YORK foot of Liberty
street, n r., and South Ferry WhIIeh@II
street. ,.1 ,,.,t,,,t,,ar,. i,s,,r-
iTrISTL, TAELE IN EFFEtT MAY 10, 1898.
Trains leave Scranton for fttston
wilkes Barre, etc, at e"', lplo y, n l'-''
s3S S,2o. 7lO y. m, Sundays. 900 a. m,
I'yS, For -. lakewood and Atlantic city, $50
a. For or New York, Newark and Elizabeth,
nTC-sl T,TC n. IN. Sunday, Ia .. m. Train
Ln,,.inp 20 n. m arrives al Philadelphia,
RGadinE Terminal rO3 p m and New
i4[H Ear SJS SMaupch p Chunk, Allentown, Bethle-
I'M r0' Easton ana Philadelphia, $50 a, m,
i.20, $40 p, m. SUNDAYS 2lS p m; 80,
For Baltimore an4 washington ana
points South and West WS,,..,.ii Nla bethlehem
9'IFS IFoTr ~ Long Branch, ocean Grove, etc, at
$50 "A. IN. and 10 p m
Eor Heading. Lebanon end Harrisburg.
via Allentown, $50 a. m, 10 =. m sun
daiHX, iHX6,r sl2 Pl2oIPt'-VViine p Vile $50 a, M L2o p. m.
Returning, leave New York, foot of Lib.
ertV street, North River "a 400, Q 10 (eX.
uress1 a. M, l.3O express p. m. SUNDAY
'IIV 'Ieaye New York South Ferry, foo,
whitehall street, al j.JS a. m, l25 p. m
Passengers arriving or departing from
ihls terminal can I'd connect under cover
| cable cars, and ferries TO Brooklyn ana
staten Island. making quick transfer Il
and from Grand Central Depot and Ions
leave Philadelphia. Reading Terminal
| ri a. m, 800 p. m. sunday, 61j a. m.
Through tickets 10 all puilts at lowest
rate may be had on application in ad,
vance 10 the ticket agent AZ the station
H p RAI;DWIE, Gen. Pass, Agt
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THE MARKETS.
wall street Review

New York. June l0-Thcre was erict
struggle I'm the first hour of tUday's stock
market to extend the reaction which has
been I'm progress during the week OF
prices when prices suddenly and Ngor-
ously went upward and 1t was runaway
bull campaign for the rest of the day.
There was an enormous absorption OF
stocks on the ascending scale OF prices,
and especially in Sugar Brooklyn Tran
sit, the GrsrgCrs and few of the lead
ing specialties. The picking up of mac
tive and doi mant stocks, however, dis
tngushcd the trading quite as much as
the aggressive strength in the great spec
ulative leaders. There was q disposition
at the opening to continue the campaign
against Sugar and the price was driven
down over n point i'm the first hour, but
advanced during the rest Of the day. the
extreme rise being So Reports from
the growing crops awake ned an urgent
demand for the Grangers. The stocks of
the whole group were eagerly bought but
Burlington led with net gain OF %.
| The Southwestern Granger roads also
had the benefit of the crop prospect, ana
especially Atchison preferred, which is
up 1as on the day. The market closed
very active and strong near the top
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN ALLEN
& CO.. stock brokers' Mears building,
rooms 7O5-IU,
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Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Anthracite Coal Used Ensuring Cleanli-
ness and Comfort.
In Effect May l5 1895
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON

For Philadelphia and New York via d.
e. II r. r.. at .. 20 a. m, and l2Oj, 2.lS, All
IEiack Diamond EXpress) and ll30 y. IN.
For Pittston and Wilkes Barre Via D.
7, a. w. r. r., 600, lilo a. IN, l.55, 3.35,
600 p. m. ,,,, 11,,,a,o, po..,,,;,,.
ava principal points in the coal regions
Via y. & II. r. r" 6.i5, 2.lS and 427 p. m.
y For or Bethlehem. Easton, Reading, Har-
,ioDs Sia d. & II. r. r., G;45 a, M, 1905
us AZ (Black Diamond Express 1l.So
p For %; Tunknannock, Towanda, ElmiEga.
ata Stations, via d, l.. & w. r. r.. sos
" n, 1245 and 335 p. IN.
d. ~ ttcneya, Rochester. Buffalo, Mag
ara rails. chicago and a all pointts NE Test Via
nSXnress) 10 oS and II 30 p m.
Paman paror and Sleeping a or bit LshiSh
TyiiiI,Ss- -Farre and New York, .Philadel-
nhia BuCfalo and Suspension Bridge
P"'"' ROIIIN II. WILBUR, Gen, Supt.
CHAS, s LEE, Pass. Agt" &c Cortlandt
street New York.
w EONEMACHER, Division Pass
enger Agent, Sou,h Bethlehem Pa
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UNIoNDALE.

The entertainment given i'm the
creamery hail on Wednesday evening
by the Messrs. Wrighter and NittcI.
assisted by home talent. was well re-
Ccived.
Elmer sherman has moved to Bing-
hamton where he has secured steady
employment.
Miss Blanche Carpenter is at home
from Ncwbcrg and is recovering from
a long sickness.
Mrs. Frank Davis has been visiting
friends i'm Scranton.
Mr. and Mrs. Rounds. of Waymart,
are visiting their brothers, Zcnas and
Israel Rounds.
Mrs. Robert Tenant is suffering from
infammatory rheumatism.
Orrin Spoon, of POyntcllc, was in
town a few davs ago.
Chldren's day will be observed in
the Presbyterian church Sunday.
James Birdsall of Honesdale. was a
caller in town Thursday.
Edwin Corey is at home after rcw
weeks absence at the time of business
failure.
The new schoo! board met on Tues
day and elected the following teach
ers for the coming year: Mr.. Mlchaels,
principal, Miss Nellie BlOXham, inter-
mediate. and Miss Pearl Gard, prl-
mary The teachers wages are sew
eral dollars a month lower than last
year.
The Henas Rounds reunion took
place on June I, when over forty chill
dren ana grandchildren assembled al
the old homestead.
Mrs. Wells, of scranton, is visiting
her brother, John Bass
Mis-. \, 5. Merithcn. of Peckville, is
visiting her sisters Mesdames Cola
man. DimmiCk and Kilmcr
Mrs Lockwood and children are
spending a week with friends In Pleas
ant Mount.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-11
Del. Lacka. and WcsterR.
Effect Monday, Nov, 81, 1877.

CleCl MOhudy, CON, Il, 1877
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Ex-
press for New York and all points East,
lao, 800 5.l5, 500 and 1905 a. m. y 80 and
3.S3 p. m.
Express for Easton. Trenton, Philadel-
phia and the South, Sis, 500 and 1920 a.
a. 255 and 3.33 p. m.
Washington and way stations, S.45 p. m.
Tobyhanna accommodation, 6.l0 p. m.
Express for BinRhamton, Oswego, FL
mira. Corning, Bath, Dansville, Mount
Morris and Buffalo 1910. 2.35, 900 a. m,
and Loo y. m, making close connections
at Buffalo to all points in the West,
Northwest and Southwest.
Bnghamton and way stations los p. m.
Nicholson accommodation, 5.l5 D. m.
BnEhamton and Elmira express, E,5j
p m.
Express for Utica and Rlchfeld Springs,
80 a. m, and 1.55 p. m.
Ithaca, 2.25, 900 a IN, ard 1.55 p. m.
For Northumberland Pittston, Wilkes
vile, making close connections at North
umberland for Willamsport Harrisburg.
Baltimore, Washington and the South.
NorthumberlandNa dNand intermediate sta
tions, 600. 1905 a. nj, and 1.J5 and 600 p.
m.
Nanticoke and intermediate stations
SOS aid lilo a. IN. Plymouth and inter-
mediate stations 3.36 and S5c y. IN. For
Kingston, u 45 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
For detailed informal tion, pocket time
tables. etc. arply to NJ. L. Smith. Dis.
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket Of
flee.