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men 10 interesting. BY easy stages an alb
soiuto command Of language 10 obtained.
beginning with the rhetorical side OF
speech, augmentation, art criticism. and
so on. After a time the student IL asked
for an inspirational address, And by way
OF finishing touches comes training In the
address OF welcome. tho after-dinner
speech-in short. all such clever talks
where IL Is particularly necessary a wo-
man should have her wits about her.
One advanced and amusing feature Of
the course 10 q mock assemblage by the
class where all this talking training is put
into practice. Then all the defects are
severely criticised. This may be n bit
hard at the time. but 10 use another
quotation Of Haie's. which II part al
Miss Craigss gospel: mo man ever made
& success Of speech until he was willing
to make fool Of himself for the sake
OF his subject
In one word. this critical training n pre-
ciseiy what Is needed for the club wo-
man addicted 20 nervous cts on the plat
form and who IL consciingly .old by her
best friend afterward that she did per
fectly lovely
rY HE annual convention OF the Daugh-
Il ters Of the Revolution began on
Monday. April e. AT the Hotel STRAIT
ford. Philadelphia. and continued through
the week A large attendance bespoke en-
ihusiasru and business Of Importance Was
transacted In addition there we're sev-
erai Interesting excursions. notably cne TO
Valley Forge on Wednesday. and recsss~
ton in the evening by the Pennsylvania
society.
TINE convention Of the wousan's fztu-
l. cstsonai and Industrial rnions 81
America called 10 consider the
formation OF a national federation Of
these unions, met IN Boston on Tuesday.
April 8
n, HE prcnrarnms Of the Pullman
Il rsrsnlxhtsy Club for May Is as fol-
sows.
Aurora Leigh. books VI. and VII. re-
view. i. ..-....e.s4.ss.~ Violet Mason
Characteristic Traits Of Women q r'if- .
Discussion. opened by NJ Jennie winaas
Friendship Between Women. =. ...-..
Friendship Between womsn IL Only
d Suspension Of Hostil.ties.'
Tssscusxs9n opened by. s......... SRA Egge
Women in Philanthropy. ..-..-..
..-...-- !. !. 49, Masraret Ahtssfs
Discussion opened by. =. ...........-.-.
Topics 81 the Day. B@iis Brown Waller
Music.
Hos.ess..... :. .xagGe Burroughs Lane
= = =
"HE chscrian cvsnS viii rsees May
IL 4 and make q study ~ the "Prac-
teal Day" Programme viii be:
Ran Caai--currsnf Eyenfs
Social Side ps Home i4se..s.Jzne Aeekee
Recent Progress IL Household Science
...... ....-...4.. .s... Ella s. BUrwesl
Table Talk-Tks& Years W1Yk-
= 4 =
rT,aE NE-efsefatn Century Literary
II Cab nes Thurztzy ard an
sxsrxd fhe FDal Gala Qsso~
satson from Snes Asascrtfe poet
with . Diversity os choices After Miss
walker had 81ven q brief resume ~ the
news OF the moctk. Miss Ida Recess rsAd
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Aberdeen SOCIETY NOTES.

ABERDEEN. April a.-Mr J. Newbury.
OF Portland. visited friends in Aberdeen
several days this week
Mr.. II. II. Jenkins, OF Portland. was re-
newtng old acquaintance in Aberdeen
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Blair. OF wes,pors. Wis
tied with friends In this city Wednesday.
Mrs; Hepsenstali. % Wessport was an
Aberdeen visitor "Wednesday
Mr. Alex Young is in Seattle this week
visiting friends.
Mr.. l. L. Maiey. mayor Of Aberdeen.
was a Centralia visitor Monday
Mrs. w. S. Ellis went so Olympia Wed.
nesday 10 visit with friends a few days.
Mrs. Morgan entertained the Review
Club on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Cad Slime left Saturday for Char
iotts. Mich. to visit with relatives a
month or two.
Mrs. H. vandenhout visited with friends
tn Tacoma several days this week
Prof aud Mrs. r. r. Bryan visited with
friends In Montesano Saturday and sun
day.
Mrs. J. L. Holland, Of oakvilIe. visited
her many Aberdeen friends this week
Mrs Daniel GiIlieS Is in Eima this week
visiting friends
Mrs Charles Sauers visited with friends
In Montesano this week
Mrs. Thomas Trethrake and Mrs. Charles
Drake were Monsssano visitors SATURDAY.
Miss Edith Diffin and Miss Florence
Dinin. OF Hoquiagn, were Aberdeen visitors
( Mrs. johnson went to Portland Tues.
day, where she win visit with her daugh-
ter near that city
Mr.. Edgar J. Norton and Miss Grace
Kennedy. OF this place. were quietly mar
ried AZ Mon.esano Friday. They will
make this city their home.
Mr and Mrs, Thomas 1'reshrako ceie-
oraied the second anniversary OF their
weudlng BY entertaining a number OF their
friends AZ cards Thursday evening, A
very enjoyable time was had
Mrs- N +. Larson was IN Montesano
this week visiting friends and relatives.
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PORT GAMBLE SOCIETY NOTES.

PORT GAMBLE. April .-Mrs. VIII
liam Walker, OF this place. has gone TO
Minneapolis. MINI. on a short visit
The ladies 81 the Degree ~ Honor pre-
sented the public school here with a mag
ntfcent flag for the school house. which
now Beats 10 the breeze. The presen.a-
ton speech was made by Mrs Case The
schcni under Prot. Newberry had quite
an elaborate exercise devoted 70 The nax
Quite q number az addresses were made
by visiting friends and patrons OF tne
srSec4. Among the number were Mrs
herwin, Sswherry. Howard and Raw. ID
n. Tordney.
Mrs. Fred A w-ii-msn Of SEATTLE 10
visiting her parents here. Mr.. ard Mrs
Tcrteny.
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PCIALLUP SOCIETY.

PuYALLtP. April zs.-Mr George Cor
anu Miss Katie Griffin were united In
marriage at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Winkier on Meridian street last Thurs.
day evening. The couple left on Friday
Tor tntSr future home In Carbonate
Mr.. r. d. Barry and family arrived here
on last Sunday morning from Eau Claire
Wis Me- Barry had lived in Eau Claire
Tor thirty -nve years. but says the remain
sound.
The Odd Fellows Of Orting. Summer and
Payalhip held = joint celebration OF the
eightieth anniversary Of the order in the
Puyaitlp opera house on last Wednesday
An address OF welcome was delivered By
Mayor H. ESvins. OF Puyallup. and re-
sponded 20 by Hon. J. c. Taylor. OF Or
Rev. A. ID. House. Excellent music and
Rotations enlivened the occasion The
festivities were closed by Z grand ball and
supper In the evening.
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1873 MARION JEAN CRAIG

Ia the young Milwaukee wo-
man who has undertaken to
49, teach club women the fne art
OF impromptu speech In a
fortnight II 10 expected u class from the
South Side women's Club. Of Chicago. will
begin the serious study OK extemporane-
GUS talking. and other feminine clubs are
considering the mueh-needed innovation.
That many fair platform speaker
needs systematic pointers on how 70
speak her mind Is painfully evident on
all Sides And Miss Craig has worked up
a splendid scheme independent OF art OK
EXPRESSION schools and for the older club
women who do not care for such instruc-
ton, which. by precept and practice, 10
warranted to cure many OF the expressive
Ills to which the modern woman Is heir.
By studying the shortcomings OF tho
platform woman Miss craig finally reduc-
ed all her ideas on the subject TO this
triple rule Of Edward Everett Hale. which
is worth pasfIng IN every feminine bonnet.
Have something to say.
Say It.
Step"
Happily the Instructor OF imprornptu
speech Is .taEtn' the written paper 70
which the average club woman ciings IKE
grim death. Don't believe in reading pa
pers." is her declaration o! independence
tween the speaker and the listener. On
tbs ether hand. II q woman has anything
worth saving she can usually hold up ner
head and say it after little careful
coaching.
Some women sondly believe" she con-
,suued. that IL they can read pape. on
the platform without their knees shaking
together they have done wonders hut
II IL imperative that they should nave
command cs their thoughts as We'll as
their knees. ard thus get that control az
.he audience which II otherwise smpos-
ssn,e. This means that sesf-corssiorsness
nus. be overcome by systematic course
OF clear thinking. and finally the express
sfon--the <xfsmpsraDeous expression X
need be--of this thought
This ART Of thinking On ones feet.
which Miss Craig has successfully taught
Milwaukee club women thfs winter. " an
outsrowth OF her chief work, the inter
rsretatsan OF her best literature through
the ART Of reading. ~ present sire IL fsiak-
irx q speciality Of ''-yrano~ readings. and
,be ether day entertained the Lake View
wonnan-s Cfub She aiso gives lecture
r~rs.aas OK, such subjects IA The Power
Of the Human ynsrs' ard course OF
lectures en- Teaching Reading as an Art
ard ksrssred themes Another feature OF
hs- work IL .'eh1tren's rassfr@es." ard In
.hss reading raie she IN 10 appear tie LAST
cs Ar-n in the annual entertainment.
mostly o. musical character given by
~. social settlement boys sT7a girls OF
Chicago
Miss Craig ~ ST. Psai girl who ss~ok =
course In the Curry Schoos cf orasers In
Boston No class az lnafsrorSass speech
being provided fer war,e1-probas9y sh's
Was supposed 10 be natural fer the fair
ssx-Mass Craig promptly b~safk herself
70 .fse frnrresaGsE speaking class sor sssE-
ss.s-s Afgsrws-a ~ tsacner n the STATE
Normal Sehf.oa ~ Milwaukee. - which
sxsy she hAs lived shree years. ses has
wisely t-sssss~S en she cultivation al. ex-
ten pcrane1Es sxpssS&son-
1hts syxctsl course soT Chscaxo club -
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EVERETT ApriI @-iass we3nes5 Say
evening Everett f<ssg~. M - *. - r.
entertained sAe visiting ervsher* ~ sssn-
wyxss ard A-iinEscs=. wssAsnxeon I.csxeI
Ma sc - Stanxce~s hss surrendered tts
charter ard csssseatfst~st wttA sse Everett
lssexe After the evenings m<sS MSS N--
tsns.s the rssxsshsrs ~ssre cFsse~fxssses at q
rauaa~s given at TIE ssarlsrs % TIE Grand
Central hase2
TN., yeurx 'Asses ~ tire tsr~~ess sxsssa
eAarcA gave A social Fri sss exsrs1s
The a2Sfsse N tsse Woman . fss>sk Isssss
az. psarr4ar an entertainment entitled
Aunt y~rxsssas Assosn1' FOR TIE sersssss u
the ruesse library
Nra a J, CAs1nA Ma. ]. =. Bell 1xA
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SOCIETY AT VANCOUVER.

VANCOUVER. April &C. d. Melton,
OF Chehalls. Is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. d. r. Leach, Of Woshouxai, visited
with relatives here during the week
Judge Miller was In kalana during the
fore part OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Davis Of Pasadena.
Cal, are visiting with Mrs. Sarah EddtnKs.
Miss Elizabeth Brant returned last Mon
day from Los Angeles. Cal, where she
spent the past winter with relatives.
Mrs N. McNutt, OF Nebraska. IL visit
lng with her nephew. Thomas McNutt. at
Riverside
Mrs Harvey w Scott and daughter. OF
Portland. and Miss McChssney. Of Chsraxo.
were guests OF DR.. and Mrs A. B. East
hard last Sunday.
Mrs r. NJ Steele, OF st. Johns. Mich. "a
visiting with her sis;er Mrs O. II Hidden
Gotlieb Luithie LETT Wednesday for Seat
tie. where he expects to remain
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SOCIETY NOTES AT CEyTRALIA.

CENTRALIA. April ga. E. Nichols
has gone to Republic 70 remain several
months
Messrs. 8. A. McKeown and -. Watson
were over from Pc Ell Sunday.
T.. '. bloomfield has recovered from his
recent Illness
John A. Brown was seriously Ill las,
week with heart trouble.
Z. ". Thomas visited Tacoma friends
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Shaw were guests
Of Tacoma friends Sunday
J. u Moorehesd. Of Nahcotta. visited
friends here Tuesday.
Lee Manning. OF Saratoga Cal. arrived
here Saturday and viii Join hss parsuta
Mr.. and Mrs. A Manning in SEATTLE
Frank II McNit; had business In Pc
XII Monday.
Mrs w. J. Glover is In Portland visiting
last
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paper on Ian Maclaren,' which Wao
most opportune. following 20 closely - q
did on the advent Of the author. Also
Reese treated her subject with IN intes.
est and sympathy. which needed only tho
presence OF tho man himself to fully
awaken. She spoke Of Maclarsn's work.
which was undertaken in the fullness oe
ripe maturity, when Barrie ana Crock
EFT had already won iaureIs In thio data
Of work In his broad sympathy ana hu-
NOR Maclaren WAS not only m exponent
OF Scotch character, but had his 0ngog -
the pulse Of the world.
Miss Carrie Shumway's reading 6
Through the Flood from "Beaido IL
Bonnie BYiar Bush." was especially ~
tsresting from the fact that she had spok-
en- TO Mr.. Watson about II. and deprecate0
her reading after his winning manipuias
ton OF the elusive scotch dialect. "oh,
you will get along all right" said Ma
Watson. and his words were prophetic.
Tho open meeting viii BE- held May n
when. following short musical pre.
gramme.. DIR. BechdoIt viii speak on soano
plays OF Shakespeare. The programmo
viii be given In Eiks' hall. colsnan buiI1.
Ing. at o'clock. and each member VIA
issue ten Invitations.
g - r.
11 HE Nestka Club. Of Tacoma. came
- ever ia = body and met with NraL
Julia A. Havasnbergh At zyi3 Fifth
avenue on Tuesday afternoon The pro-
sramme consisted Of quotations from
Tennyson. \ paper the Anglo ax0a
OF the Twentieth Century" by Mrs. ".
.. Chapman. Of TacomA: The limo Art
Of Living" BY Mrs. HaYdenbergh. ana
Trip 10 the Philippines by Mr..
James a. Wintermute. The parry come
over and returned on The Flyer. enjoying =
most pleasant trip.
-
1HE Woman's ceafury Club hsia 40
- unusually Interesting meeting -
Friday asternees Miss Della Par.
ker gave an instructive and snfertalatu0
talk on THE Sea Life OF Puget Sound.A
illustrating the same with some rare spo.
e.rsens. An ably written paper BY Dv.
MarEl0ra DE TOE introduced the cissh q
tbs fssthered denixens OF the Puget sounA
forests Mrs. Homer n Hin and Mo-
Elizabeth Shsmway were elected Ia rep
resent the club at the state convsutia0
which meets In this city In June.
y ~
~ he Woman's Club Of Oiywuon.
IL Wash, viii meet May z The folleUs
Ing viii be the progr ammo:
Qnotations From Macauiay.
English Methods of Colonization.
..s........ Annie y. NaclGnsY
Noted Castles 81 England. :. :. :.
Poet. Of Victoria Era Aars, 4ss I'm I'm
osscussion-Feii'icaI Clippings.
III HE programme Of the Advance Club
- VIII be given IN the club room II the
Seattle Pubic Library building Nay
2. az follows:
Ron CaiI--syuotassons Teunxsa>
Modern Engissh soveilsts.
ffAls tsfhe .+s.,s. sXllsah Douglas
Anthony Hope. :. ........4.........s...
Conan Dsyie.. ..,....... Myra II. Pieiov
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MOUNT VERNON sOCIE16 NOTES.

MOUNT VERNON. April @.~-Ex-Repre-
sentative y $. Conner es la Conner. was
IN The city Thursday on business
The young friends o. Miss Lula Hutch
sson gave her surprise party last Sat-
urltay evening at the home ~ her sister
Mrs A Se9rirg. Some sAtrty-fwe young
ladies ard gentlemen were IN attendance.
Miss Prizes. visited friends at Sterling
tire sr-st IL fas week.
George Re>s ore of Mount Vernon =
leading merchants was In Seattle Thurs
iav or business.
Mrs. n ] MeIdssad is IN Seattle this
week visiting fvt@rdS
Mrs natrh ard daughter, q. Conway
were IN the city srf4ay visiting friends
Mss tssssss gseak, 90 .tracartss. ia visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. w r. Slsrse IN Mount
Vernon
Z q ketehu-s and wfse. ~ woollev.
s-'ens last Tuesday IN Mount Vernon.
Mrs Ike jennings % Is Conner was IL,
.Ae county seat Wednesday.
Mslsen sssvsrs. % Spokane. IS In tse city
visiting his wife ard ctsshlrea.
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Garrett cesry, Mrs w. J. L Reed and
NrK A. O. Kelly Attended the state CON
vens.on a. tho l. o. r II held IN SEATTLE
IaSs weHk
Mrs. ~ b. Alien returned 10 her home
In Seattle lass Sunday. AFTER . shcrt visit.
Gchreck.
Hon. John f. MeMansM ard family have
n1ove6 70 S<attie. where they viii reside
In the future
Mr.. ard Mrs. Daring, os whatcom. are
Ia sns city visiting their son. Dwight
Darling.
Mr and Mrs. f. J. Pffnsan we're Seattle
visitors las. week
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roRT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.

PORT TOWNSEND. April 3-TSe Ma
i've rs Hsevs gave a very successful
progressive shtss sarsy Friday evening az
odd Essssss haa5 fer ssss tssergst a ire
rsaA8ae kssTzrv. There wsre twenty ssTs
i&tssss ARD psaxsnx wAs keas ~ Ia.9 a
late AssE. @Msa ssefsr*osss r@sresa nze~ts
~exe served Th1 srss sTaEe~ we're as&r2-
81 % Mrs. A h8sss assd Mr. J. Il Hast
sgxs snt he cssr.sss assazgz yea ID Mrs
A. X s~osesssar sri Pref j NJ. HAT Tee
.cslawsrg sassas.r~ 81 tae ledge acted As
Ac~sexses. Airs Nary Ssasseaa Mrs IL
IL Asssss1n. Ms. g. r. Kuhn. Mrs.. n. c.
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CArftNt CRY SOCIETY.

rui.YMFiA tcrl - The evea, ~
Eve sisv 'rss5i seeisty standpoint.
sits ne the re- 'rrcEi.y aAy pre.sa ssnae OF
Nse ! Fai~st n oFss2a's csuaS ~ this cay.
- Mcassss evening. al 81. faha's church
e@ssssy SaA,s,a ss>.sss. sAe ladies' will unite
20 each el4s Will have PARTICIPATE IN
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AT VANCOUVER BARRACks.

VANCOUVER, WASH. Asrts a-Fsrx.
l&en1 a. A CaMne~s ard Second
Lieut.: G. Lincoln. Twenty fourth infantry.
are expected 20 arrive here this morning
from Fort AsssrrsA>atne. Merit TO sypea!
before the army examining board now in
session
First E@Sat. < e Sarrast, Third Arta-
ssry. r~.urre. 20 Fore Cenhs last Tuesday
Cart. II. =. Mccain chief cnrsrss<xArr
Aas been @n duty In -satsfe THE pSst v>sx
susvhas:rg ssrritex sor the destitute mia
ets IN ALASKA
Ms G. Sxsxe-r. % Portland vas re
guess ~ Mrs c. II. Martin q few Gays
last xe~x-
n. ars Mrs George A. Sk.nner, sror.
F'ort sss~ens. visited fEaen3e At Aea4zaar-
ts-s he PAS. week.
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mh~saasssm csseA.

Ny wife has used Thamhersafn's pnsn
nainn for rheumatism with great Yegie{.
snd can recommend II n . splendid Hp-
.a&ns Tor Rheumatism and ether hoxno-
Aaa1 Use Tor wtzsef ve have found II vaI.
zsbse.--W J. Cayixr Red Creek MI
Mr. GEyfsr u or Of she Leading mAe-
chants 81 this village and one Of the NEST
prominent men IN this v5efrfxy.-~W a
rhippsn, Editor Red OK Herald veg 80
by I'll dezlsxA
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fEACs$EES sAs5 and Mira E6-yuns.s
Madison sszrk, sunday afternoon. "a
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THE record % the past makes the
Crssesn;s the bicycle g the Future
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lsfeIs{e2sseSs SxsfSs{a
IN Om-of 7oun Society. ~
IsEagsgg5slg s{a9GS5I9l;

tacoma, A3fta = --1a contrast
.ign the gaye.les IL last week
f:aiT week has seemed rather dull.
- Vita she E1Hsessians nj The the
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Mr.. and Mira. w c. Hacker entertained
The following friends at cards Weinesda,
lsentng: Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Caldwell
IT. and Mrs. G. H. Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs
Waiter oskes. Ar and Mrs. j. T. 6teeb
0ftgxs. Mr. Stuart Rice and Mr. CAestel
1h0rne. supper was served after card
end prizes awarded
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d 1he last OF the regular meetings Of tho
Aloha Club was held at the residence OF
Nra A. Mel Hawkes. Monday afternoon.
Wfn. 9. X. White had charge Of the pro-
IL Walker and Miss Guppy had p pers on
eAe subject. Mrs. A. W. Raynor spoke on
-fastetir.' Tea was served Al the close
of the meeting.
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Delaware and Hudson,

c. On Sunday. Feb. 5th, trains will leave
scranton as follows:
tor Carbondale-6.2O, 7.53. S.53, 1913 a.
m; u noon: 1,23, 2.20. 352, 5.25. 6.25. 7.57.
9'i2' Il'oO y. m; Lie a. M
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Ros-
9on an New England points, etc.-6.2O a. M,
r For Honesdale-6.2o. 1913 a. m; 2.2o,
For Wilkes -Barre-e.45. 74S, S4s. e.ss.
5o;d3 a a. m 1903, 1.23, 2.1S $685. 427, 61O,
: L9r New York, Philadelphia, etc, via
Lehigh Valley Railroads.&c. a. m, Il. .c2,
I.2S. AZ p. m; with Black Diamond Ex-
press l1.3O p. M
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, Gas,
".5S a. m. 2.1S. 4.27 p. m.
for western points, via IIehigh Valley
RalIroad-,14S 4S q. m; 1903, 3S3, with Black
Diamond Express, 104l, 1.30 p. m.
Train will arrive in Scranton as fol-
lows:
From Carbondale and the North--6.4o,
I43, SIS, 9.34, 1898, 115S a. m. 123, 2.15,
3.25. 423 5.43, 743, 1898, 1127 p. M
FROM Wilkes-Barre and the South-6.15.
I4S. 5.4S, l0QS 11.55 a. m: LIS, PA. 3.4S,
5.20, 6.2l, 1.53, sos, 1905 p. M; lib a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Carbondale-9O7, 11.33 p. M: 1853,
352. 5.5} 9.53 p. m.
For Wilkes Barre-9.4S. 11.43 a. M; LIS.
3.2S, 5.43, 748 p. IN.
Lowest rates to all points in United
States and Canada.
j. w. BURDTCK, G. p. A. Albany, N. Y.
H. w. CROSS, D. Z. A. Scranton, Pa
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"A Stranger in New York"

Hoyt's works are all clever and the
public revels in them. They are full
of keen but kindly satire on the fads
of the day, sparkling with wit and al
together possessing these qualities that
are sure to put an audience in a happy
frame of mind. They are built to amuse
the people and they succeed emphati-
cally. His "A Stranger in New York"
which comes to the Lyceum next Tues
day evening, as now arranged with
taking speCialtles and into which Mr..
Hoyt has put some of his latest and
funniest observations, is said to eclipse
in brilliant merriment all his previous
efforts. The cast this season includes
John D. Gilbert. Tom Martin. Sam
Marian, John Mitchell, Edmund Elton,
II. j. West and Charles Church and
among the pretty women are Alice Hol-
brook, Charlotte Stole, the Mccoy sis
teIs. the wonderful dancers; Bertha
Boardman, Amy Muller and several
others
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-06
Del. Lacka. AMI Western.

" Effect Monday Nov. Il, 1898.
rams leave Scranton as follows: Ex
Pi1ss LOT New York and all points east
. ~ 6oo 5.lO, 500 and 1905 d. M l2,55 and
cypress for Easton, Trenton, PhIladel
Una ~ ana the south, $40, 500 and zoos a
IN, LOO and 3.33 D. m
iobyhanna accommodation q IN q, -,
mir ISs Tor Binghamton Oswego, IN.
Mnrris uIhlhg, Bath. Dansvile, Mount
~ as as ana Buffalo. u 10. 235, 900 a. m.
ti%ns a1 az 2oo 2,oo p, m, making close connec-
nortb%,o.P PuIlaio to Ill points in the west,
WasTHGst and southwest.
T2iughlSton accommodations $40 n m
NirSni.nlton and way stations, los d. IN
Evnroiaon accommodation, $40 D. m.
235 30 80 Ior Utica and Richfield Sprin ys,
I'm 1 m m and Los p. m.
For CI, ~ 200, 900 a. m. and 1.55 y. m.
Barre NpoiLthumberland, Pittston, Wilkes
willie mouth, Bloomsbury and Dam
ur1I, riI,Idkihg close connections at North
iand for Willamsport Harrisburg.
NorttoIc, Washington and the south.
tio,1 itnumberland and intermediate sta
rOiS' m o'oo 1905 a. M, and l.55 and $40 D.
. no NSanlcoke and intermediate stations.
mclintu l"i,tu li'l0 a. m. Plymouth and inter-
Kingsttee Kite stations, 3.35 and $50 p. m. For
P,tIiIoh, 1885 p. m.
ali o,itl,ah oxnrh parlor and sleeping coaches on
,orHr detailed information, pocket time
triot etc, apply to NJ. T.. Smith Dis
ca ~ fassehger Agent. depot ticket Of