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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-05
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surprise party was rendered Miss
Mary ]. Brown Friday. Those present
We're: Misses Della Judge, Mary J..
Brown, Ella McGirl, Margaret GAL
lagher, Bee Byrne. Lizzie McGirl.
kate Dunahoe. Margaret Byrne, ELLA
LOTUS. Katie Ward Alice Byrne and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gaughan: Messrs.
Z. II. Gallagher, Thos. Langan, P. j.
Judge. Mart Gallagher Jas. Tanning,
Jas. Sweeney, Jno. Donnelly, Thos.
Judge Thos. Ruane, w. II. Dermondy,
and u. j. Golden of Olyphant.
The Mt. Jessup colliery was idle
Saturday owing to the scarcity OF
water.
Mr.. Percy Lewis of New York, Is
visiting at the Lawler residence on
Church street.
Mrs. Michael Nookem and daughter
Pee, of Archibald, are visiting friends
at Winton.
Dwain Bryant of the Scranton
business College was a pleasant call
er in town yesterday.
The public schools which have been
closed the past week owing to the
teachers institute which was held in
Scranton, will reopen this morning.
Jno. Brown and Jas. LOTUS. re-
turned home from Ohio yesterday,
where they We're employed during the
strike.
The .Tessup foot ball team jnurneyed
to Dunmore yesterday and vas de-
fcated by the Dunmorc team the score
neing - to 0.
James Cillins of Scranton vas a call
or in town yesterday.
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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1900

private ~Nrs Tuesday night to re-.
ceive the election returns the par
ticulars of which will appear to-mor-
row.
The Blakely board Of health met in
regular session Saturday evening and
besides other business approved the
report Of their secretary which he
made public by their authority regard
ing the boards recent investigation OF
tho complaint that the Archibald Water
company were using u supply from
the Mud pond
Claude Clark has returned home
from Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Frank Brundage and family
have removed back from their country
place in Tleetville for the winter.
Mr.. Barney Fagan has accepted a
position as delivery clerk with Mer-
chant F.. 4. Peck.
Allen Strong has arrived home from
the soft coal regions.
Il. =. McHugh of Scranton was in
town Saturday evening.
The borough council will meet In
regular session this evening
Mrs. Clarence williams Is still in
a precarious condition with no hopes
whatever entertained for her recovery.
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Vote for John Copeland for prothono
tary.
A Lamp Exploded.

At 1890 o'clock on Friday night, an
alarm of fire was rung from Box SO, To-
Gated at Cottage street and Green
field road. The Cottage Hose company
was the first fire company to reach the
spot when they found summer kit
chen at the rear of the residence of
Mrs. Margaret Dugan, blazing mer-
rily. They had stream of water on
the fire before any other company got
around and We're working hard when
the Columbias drove up. The fire was
due to II kerosene lamp exploding. 1t
had been left standing in the sum
mer kitchen, and Mrs. Dugan supposed
she had eXtinguished II, when she
retired. The summer kitchen was de-
stroyed, but only slight damage was
done to the main building
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Vote for George NJ. Watson for judge
Yesterday in the Churches.

At the First Congregational church
yesterday morning, the pastor, the
Rev. NJ. C. Elliott spoke at both SER
vices. The morning theme was 1.-THE
Increase of the Church." The even
ing topic was Down; Then Up" the
second In the series of sermons on
Great Men, In the evening there
was a song service, at which Fl. F..
Clark sang baritone solo. and Il. r..
Gardner rendered a violin solo for the
offertory. An augmented choir was in
attendance. In the afternoon, there
was second Sunday school rally"
at which special programme was
rendered. There was excellent music,
recitations and speeches, and large
number Of additions We're made to the
school,
At the Berean Baptist church, the
Rev. DR.. Whalen, the pastor, preached
at both the morning and evening SER
vices. In the morning his topic was.
"Creation-What of the Record of
Genesis?' This sermon was the sec
ond in the series on THE Great
Themes OF Religion" AT the evening
service, DR.. Whalen spoke to large
and interested audience on the subject,
The Privilege and Responsibility of
Being ali American Citizen" a pre-
election discourse.
At the Trinity Protestant Episcopal
church, the Rev. r. A. Sawyer the
rector, preached last evening the sec
,nd discourse of a series on "Commu-
nistic Socialism" In the morning
communion was administered.
At the Second Presbyterian church,
The Rev. II. NJ. Higgins preached in
the afternoon, at the close of the sun
Say school exercises.
At the Welsh Presbyterian church.
the Rev. William f. Morgan. of Hyde
Park, preached both morning and eve
ming in the Welsh language, Mr.. Nor
gan Is an able and eloquent speaker
and at both services the church was
we'll filled with Welsh people.
At st. Paurs Lutheran church the
pastor Rev. +. Ehinger, took as the
subject for his mornings discourse a
text from Revelations lii: 2. Hold
That Fast Which Thou Hast That No
Man Take Thy Crown" The evening
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Emma Netherton. Emma Whitbeck,
Jennie and Lizzie Mann, Cora Fowler.
Mary A. Penrose. Anna Treloar, Liz
zie Battenberg. Bessie Bennett. Liz
zie Ohmacht, Lizzie and Maud Jones.
Nellie Seymour, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Greenslade. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dave.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dave, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Maynard. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. F.. Burns, Mrs. John Burke, of Car
bondale: Fred Stephens, John and
James Whitbeck John Mclean. Win
field Cudlip, Sidney Waters, Ed. Hicks,
Willie Greenslade and William Kraft,
Of Archibald.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Netherton, of Third street.
died on Saturday morning, after a
brief illness.
Mrs. NJ d. Fuller entertained the
young men of her Sunday school class
at the Methodist Episcopal church par
sonage on Saturday evening. The
young men had a very pleasant even
Ing together. and will not soon for
get the enjoyable occasion. The mem-
bers Of the class are Winfield Cudlip,
Arthur Jones. William Parry, Thomas
Williams, George Mclean, John Rose
morgy and William Johns.
Mrs. Whetmore. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, of May
field, for the past two months, has
returned to her home at New York.
Will and Bert Trim. Of West Pitts
ton. spent yesterday here at the home
of their sister.
Miss Bessie Brown, Of Greenfield, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. John Solo
mon. of Main street.
John Jay, of Scranton. was in town
yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid of st. James church
will give ffteen-cent supper in the
church basement Wednesday evening.
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OLYpHANT.

The incandescent electric light SER
vice In town has been very poor the
past week: in fact no lights at all were
burning Saturday or last night. The
supply of brushes used on the dynamos
at the electric light plant having be-
come exhausted Is the cause Of the
trouble. Electrician Dardis left yes-
terday to secure the necessary article
and until he returns the consumers will
have to resort to the old-time method
Of illumination, kerosene lamps.
Miss Mary Nealon. Of Dunmore
street, Is quite i'll.
The Independent Political club Of the
Second ward will meet at the Arling-
ton hotel hall this evening at $40. All
members are requested to be present
1vor r. Evans, Thomas B. Brown
Charles Charles. John Williams, WILL
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Picked Up in Passing.


Frank Howley has returned to Schen-
ectady, n Y.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stew
ems, on Sunday, a daughter.
| William Edgar. of Scranton, is the
| guest of Carbondale friends.
Miss Della Bayley has returned home,
after a pleasant visit in Scranton.
John Delaney spent a very pleasant
week in Scranton during the institute.
John Bate has resigned his position
at the Delaware and Hudson car shops.
| Messrs. Coolbaugh and Patten, of
| Olyphant, were in town yesterday with
| friends
Mrs. Eva Clair, of Celeron, n. Y, is
being entertained by friends in Car
bondale.
Miss Nettie Russell Went to Great
Bend on Saturday morning to visit
relatives.
Myron Hockenberry, who is a STU
dent at Dickinson college, is home for
! a few days.
| Dr. Joseph INSIST of PHILADELPHIA.
was visiting his parents. on Brooklyn
| street, yesterday.
Thomas Levison Is confined to his
room at the American hotel with an at
tack of rheumatism.
| Mrs. John Price, OF South Washing
| ton street, who has been i'll for a long
| time with general debility, is now i'm
proving rapidly.
Henry j. Brennan, who has been In
Chicago for several months, arrived IN
Carbondale Saturday afternoon. He
win remain here a short while to visit
| his family.
Prof Albert Rumsby, who for num-
ber of years has resided in this city
and has taught music, has moved to
Ithaca, N. Y. Prof. Rumsby is high
ly accomplished violinist.
NJ. O'Malley, of Archibald. who is EN-
| plOyed at the coal Office of the Della :
ware and Hudson. has gone away for a
| brief vacation. During his absence p.
Kilker, of Mayfield, will perform his
| duties.
| Jerry b, Cotter has started in the
| plumbing business at the corner of Bel
| mont and Canaan streets. He has been
| er lloyed by r, NJ. Vannan, of Salem
| avenue, for a number of years. We en-
| tend best wishes for success.
Mr., Il, Schryver, formerly of the
Fries force in this city, but now as
| sistant general freight agent of the
| Queen and Crescent route. with head
| quarters in Chattanooga, Tenn, has
| returned to his new home in the West.
Vote for Reynolds, Scheuer, James or
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AT THE GRAND.
The Huntley-Jackson Company All
This Week.

The Huntey-Jackson Stock company
will open weeks engagement at the
Grand tonight in For Liberty and
Love" II scenic production. well and
favorably known here by its splendid
production last season. This company
will give eight performances during
their stay here, changing the bill at
each performance, with an extra vaude-
vile attraction between the acts. AT
the different performances some of the
largest scenic productions will be pre-
sented, including "The Fatal Card"
Innocent Sinner Just Before
Dawn" "The Tornado" Michael Stro-
goff" and "rhe World
Full election returns will be received
by private wire on the stage during
and after the performance of "The Tor
nado" tomorrow evening.
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TAYLOR.

All that was mortal of the late
Henry OFT was laid to rest yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Services were
conducted in the German Evangelical
church, where the pastor, Rev. Adolph
Weber delivered an impressive sermon,
paying a high tribute to the memory
of the deceased. The services at the
church We're largely attended. Inter-
ment was made in the Forest Home
cemetery.
The deaths of this borough for the
month OF October are three, those be-
ing infant children. There We're also
three cases of dphtheria reported to
the board of health during the above
period.
Ladies' branch, No. 442. Ladies'
Cathlic Benevolent society, will meet
this evening at the Church of immacu-
late Conception, when all members are
requested TO be present.
Electrician w. NJ. Bell of Main
street. has returned from his hunting
expedition to Mehoopany, Pa.
The funeral of Mrs. John Lewis oc-
CURED from her late home on Taylor
street on Saturday afternoon and was
quite largely attended. Services We're
held in the family residence by the
Rev. j. A. Evans. 1nterment was
made in the Forest Home cemetery.
While performing his duties as a
miner in the Archibald mine, James
Stevens was painfully injured on Fri
day. His injuries consisted of broken
leg and several minor bruises. He was
taken to his home in the Archibald,
where a physician was summoned and
set the injured member,
The funeral of the late Miss Mary
Scherer, of OLD Forge. took place yes
terday. Burial was made in the Mer-
cy cemetery
The employs of the Archibald mine
VII receive their monthly distribution
to day
Miss Margaret Hood. Of North Main
street, has been the guest of relatives
in Pittston for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Owens and
children spent the Sabbath as the
guests of friends in Hyde Park.
Rev. David Jones, of Hyde Park
Welsh Baptist church exchanged pull
pits with the Rev. j. A. Evans, of the
Congregational church here yesterday
morning.
William Drury,of Pittston, Republic
can candidate for state senate, was
business caller in town on Saturday.
Mrs. ROBBERY Coombs, of Washington
street, Is receiving treatment at the
Moses Taylor hospital. Her condition
Is critical and poor hopes are enter
tanned of her recovery.
Misses Annie and Minnie Baker, of
Main street, have returned home from
a few months visit to Kenoza, n. Y.
Miss Sallie Price. of Ridge street,
was the guest of friends in Dunmore
yesterday.
Mrs. James Griffiths. who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
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CARB0NDALE DEPARTMENT.

entire plant of the Empire silk mill Of
Carbondale, the largest contract OF Its
kind ever given out here. Five bids
were sent to the silk mill people, four
from the Electric city and the other
from Van Bergen & Co.
Work has already been commenced
and their reputation for doing the very
best work were an incentive to prompt
the silk mill projectors to urge this
firm to bid. The firm Is now very busy
on contract work, and this added en-
ployment assures them of a very pros
porous season.
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Vote for Emil Bonn for recorder.
Funeral of Mrs. Decker.

The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Decker
who at the time of her death on Fri
day was the Oldest resident of Carbon
dale, was held yesterday afternoon at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Sarah
Fl. Griggs. on Park street. Rev. A. r.
Chaffee otticiated. The remains were
laid at rest in Maplewood cemetery.
The deceased was ninety-eight years
old, and was the mother of fourteen
children.
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lam S. Davis. committees; William
Lloyd secretary.
Dr. F.. w. Nickel. of Wilkes Barre,
was visitor in town Saturday
r. +. OMalley and Harry T. Jones
are home from the University of Penn
sylvania for the purpose of voting on
Tuesday.
Miss Kate Dodson has returned from
visit at her home in Plymouth.
Edward McGinty has returned from
Baltimore, to spend a few days at his
home here.
Mrs. Mary Shields, of Greenfield. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Shields. Of
Lackawanna street.
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Another Wedding Announced.

Announcement was made Saturday of
the coming wedding of Miss Minnie
Reynolds, daughter Of Mrs George w.
Reynolds. of North Main street, to
Lyman Marvin Smith, of the Hendrick
Manufacturing company. The cere-
mony will take place at the bride
elects home on Wednesday, November
"a. at noon. The wedding will be Il
quiet one, and the ceremony VIII be
witnessed only by the families and a
few immediate friends of the two young
people
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Foot Ball Notes.

The Young Mems union organized a
foot ball team on Friday evening.
Daniel Thomas was elected captain.
and the following players We're Sc
lected: Burke, center; BiNby, left
guard; Briggs. right tackle. Swiger,
left end; Shields, right end; j. Morgan,
quarterback: Warren and Thomas,
half backs, and Rutherford full back.
NJ. j. Mumhys Forest City Indians
went to Susquehanna on Saturday to
play the boys of that town. They took
along with them three of Carbondale's
athletes: Matthew Murphy, Gus Han
sen and ]. Hope. The young men of
the hilly little town up above got away
with the Forest City lads by the score
of sixteen to nothing.
Daniel Hodgins, Of the st. Thomas
foot ball team, of Scranton, was a
caller in town yesterday.
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u1The Scranton Tribune has opened

r,The Scranton Tribune has opened
a Branch Office in Carbondale ana
will print daily edition devoted to
the interests Of the city, the aim be-
ing to supply Carbondale with a
daily morning paper, containing all
the news Of the Pioneer City. COM
munications Of news nature, per-
sonals and all items for publication
may be left at the new offices in the
Burke Building, or may be sent by
mail or phone. E. L. Hatfield, man
ager of the Carbondale edition, will
be pleased to receive callers seeking
information or desirous Of impart-
ing it.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Philadelphia. Nov. l.-Rcccipts for The week:
Cattlc--Choicc grades finn and higher; extra,
S55Oa5,75; good, slaj,2i; medium, si5Oaiia;
common, slai,2j, Sheep and Lambs Rather
4Iac good. a'ia,r.; medium, sAaSa,c.; common,
liAal2c,; spring lambs, $50. ilogs-rrcrs
steadily held under seasonahc buying; best west,
eln, 7a7t4c; oler kinds 0iaa7c,; 'ti,e hogs,
not in market, FAT COWS sold in moderate
way M 2@a3S4c, thin COWS in ordinary request
at 2o2iAc,; veal calves, active at 5a7c; mich
cows, choice readily brought s35aij; dressed
straa,s stca,k. inquiry at siiaSa.c,; dressed cows
held from GaT'ic.
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organised in the Baptist church, to
meet at the Sunday school hour and
to be taught by the pastor. This class
will be composed exclusively of young
men, and cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to the young men of the town
to attend II.
Mrs. John Kraemer and her mother
Mrs. White, were visitors in Scranton
on Thursday.
Mrs. w. II. Hager has been visit
ing In New York state this week.
Attorney Oakford and family have
returned to Scranton. after spending
the summer in this place.
Miss Mabel Decker entertained n
number Of her friends at her home on
Wednesday evening.
Vote for William Il. Beck for regis
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"TRUST' LEGISLATION.
FOR TRUSTS.

The Democratic Party Has Never
Done Thing to Control or Reg
ulate "Trusts."
It Has Never Enacted One Line Of
Legislation for Any Such Pur-
pose.
It Has Persistently Opposed Ev-
cry Effort at Legislation That
Has Been Made by the Repub-
can Party.
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ANTI-TRUsTs.

The Republican Party Has Enact
ed the Only Legislation That
Was Ever Put Upon the Nation
al Statute Books to Control and
Regulate the Power Of "Trusts.
It Proposed a Remedy Consti-
tutional Amendment - Which
Was Voted Down Unanimously
by the Democrats Last June.
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pECkVILLE.

ON account of election Tuesday,
Nov. q, Peckville local union United
Mine Workers of America No. l41 will
hold their regular meeting this eve-
ming. November 5th, at 1880 p, m. All
members are requested to attend. Also
all candidates for membership.
The enthusiastic Republicans of this
place are negotiating with the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph company for
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Social Happenings.

Miss Lou Isger, of River street. en-
tertained a number of her young
friends at thimbe tea on Saturday
afternoon at her home.
Miss Harriet Hutchins gave tea to
few friends on Saturday afternoon at
her home on Washington avenue,
Miss Mamie Glennon was pleasantly
surprised on Friday evening by num-
ber of her friends, who took possession
of her home for few hours and had
an enjoyable time with games, music
and other pastimes. At 10 o'clock re-
fleshments We're served.
Charles o. Mellen, of Lincoln avenue,
had very pleasant gathering OF
friends at his residence on Friday even
ing.
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Mrs. Place Dies in Honesdale

The wife of the Rev. G. A. Place. for
mer pastor of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church in this city, but now
located in Honesdale, died at the latter
place yesterday morning. She had been
i'll for some time. Mrs. Place had many
warm friends in this city, a number of
whom will doubtless attend the funeral
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by ". @. Dale, 27 i.ackawaina Ave)
Butter--Creamery. 23a2ic. dairy tubs, 2sc.
Eggs Select western, l7c.; nearby state, l9c'
Cheese--Ful cream, new, lliac.
Beans-Per bu, choice marrow, t2'<o; medium,
$3.50; pea, $3.50.
Potatoes-60c.
Opions--s0c. per bu.
Flour--Best patent, $t0O
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

A number Of friends Of Miss Jennie
Greenslade gave her a pleasant SUR
prise when they invaded her home on
Saturday evening, prepared to spend a
social evening together in honor OF
her birthday. They met with hearty
reception and were enjoyably enter
tained. Those present were: Misses
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J. Powell, has returned to her home
In Hasleton.
Emblem division, No. 81. Sons OF
Veterans, will meet this evening.
Rev. c. 3. Henry, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church. alternated
pulpits with the Rev. b. NJ. Johns. Of
Kingston, yesterday.
Frank Powell. Of Main street, has
accepted a position as delivery clerk
with John Thomas, the grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bray, OF Price,
burg, were the guests Of relatives in
this town yesterday.
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Meetings Tonight.

Select council.
School board.
Olive Leaf lodge. No. 1876, Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows.
p. w. Nally club.
National Association of Letter Car
riers. Branch 1853.
Young Mems Institute.
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service was devoted to practIcing songs
In German and English.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
the pastor, Rev. A. F.. Chanee,
preached in the morning and In the
evening revival services were held.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

Eqsl Buffalo. Nov i.-Reccipts Cattle iji
cars; sheep and lambs. Il cars; hogs, ~ ears.
shipments Cattle, li9 cars; sheep and lambs Id
cars: hogs. ~ cans. tattlc--Dull and prices
easy TO weaker; calves. top grades. s7.i5as.2 q,
llcgs--l3es heavy, sI.Na4,"5; pigs, -. >Oll.SO.
Shpee-Mixcd good to choice, S,10a3s5' Top ma
tive lambs. S5. 25a5. ~.
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A Big Plumbing Job.

Charles o. Mellen, secretary and
treasurer of Van Bergen & Co, of this
city has been officially notified of the
acceptance of the bid of the company
for the contract of plumbing for the
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Once More ON Deck.

William Johnson. ST.. Of Washington
street, has resumed his position at the
Delaware and Hudson's North Main
street machine shop, after an illness Of
nearly two months.
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Election Returns by Stereopticon

The Scranton Tribune will display the
election returns in front of its offices in
the Burke building by means Of
stereopticon on Tuesday night. The re-
turns will be received by private wires,
direct from the Scranton office of The
Tribune. Both telephone and tele-
graphic wires have been placed, and the
citizens of Carbondale will thus receive
the news as quickly as ScrantOnians.
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James Browley, of this city. succeed
ed Charles Drake, track foreman of the
Honesdale section of the Delaware and
Hudson on November |.
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New Track Foreman,

Vote for Edward B. Sturges for jury
commissioner.
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Vote for j. A. Scranton for county
treasurer.
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Vote for William Conneli for con-
gress and sustain the administration
which brought about good times.
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Stops the Cough
and works off the Gold.

Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets
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