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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25
AEM0ST GIVEN UP.

When first wrote to you was in bad condition. and
had almost given up says Mrs. Bella Sner, of Wilkes
vile. Ninton Co.. Ohio II suffering from female
trouble OF the worst kind couldn't eat anything without
suffering great Distress throat hurt by spells
and weak. Had numb hands and arms heart trouble
pains all through my body and aching head and neck II
seemed that could not work at all, / got DR.. Perces
medicine and took directed and the began
to help took three bottle" and glad to say that
it did ME more good than all other medicine took
feel better than have for years believe that Dr. Piercc's
medicines will do all that is claimed for them.
May God bless YOU in your work of helping the SICK
Dr. Perces offer of free consultation by letter
has been initiated by offers of "free medical aelvce~
made by men or women, who are not physicians
and therefore, entirely unqualified to give med
ical advice. A scrutiny of the cun,lingly worded
advertisements of these people will show that they
do not claim to be ply yscians; they do not because
they dare not for fear of the penalties of The law
Many a woman has added to her suferngs BY ac-
cepting the misleading statements of such unscru-
pulous advertisements
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IS sBEST MEDEGlyE e5N EAETyszS SS

"Over year ago wrote to Dr. r. v Pierce advice"
says Mrs r. NJ Cites of 1905 William Street Omaha Ner
Had been docoring with two of my home physicians for
blood poison. They did not do much gool-only for
short time DR. Pierce recommended his medicines and
took three bottles of his Favorite Prescription and
f Golden Medical Discovery and feel bcet than
for than ten years. We have four cldreu the Young
est is past three years old: tllankul that
heard of DR.. Perces medicines; calnoG thank him too
much for bis kind advice to me Two OF ny brothers
wives have taken his Favorite Prescription for female
weakness, and have been greatly benefited recommend
it to all lady friends the best medicine earth for
ang wonankind.'
Spurious offers OF free medical advice" should
not be confounded with Dr. Pierce's genuine offer
of free consultation BY letter: There is offer of
free medical advice" made by man or woman
which has behind it an institution Of national note,
such tile Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute,
buffalo, n. Y. There is no offer OF "free medical
advice" made by man woman which has behind
i physician whose success in the treatment and
Of diseases peculiar to women equals that OF
DR.. Pierce. There is offer of free medical
advice" made by woman man which carries with
it the privileges of Dr. Pierce offer OF free r0H-
Snltation lp ritter: This places at the disposal of
suffering women the resources of great medical
institution and the skill of nearly score Of expert
enced physicians
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25
TAYLOR.
DAY

A chronological lecture. subject,
"Chronology as an Aid to Success in
Life" will be delivered by Rev. James
Walker mt The Sibiey Primitive church
on Friday evening. November l.. Pro-
ceeus for the benefit of the church.
The ladies of the Church of the In
mnculate Conception will hold II grand
bazaar in the church parlors on Mon
day evening, October 81, to continue for
four nights. The proceeds will go to-
wards lipuidating the church debt. A
fine programme of literary and musical
numbers viii be rendered each oven-
ing.
The l'iremen's Relief association will
meet this evening at the Taylor Hose
company, No. !, hose house. Every
member Is requested to be present.
The Taylor basket bah team will play
I'll, Twentieth Century team of Mi
nooka, at Fallon's rink, old Forge on
October II.
W. j, Davis, OF The firm j. l.. Davis
x Sons, funeral directors. has returned
from II few days trip To Philadelphia,
whore he purchased Il handsome new
top casket wagon for their increasing
business.
Miss Grac" Frazer, of West Scran-
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The work of getting the water out of
the Glenwood shaft is proceeding rapid
ly and by Monday it is expected the
task which has taken Just five months
will he completed. The colliery has
been idle since the last day in May and
every effort has since been made to get
the wafer out of the flooded colliery.
The hugh tanks which have been built
on the carriages and have been in OPP
Grafton for several months were TAX
en- ont yesterday afternoon. the water
being reduced to such a level that the
tanks We're no longer effective. The
rc-atarting of the collierT will be Il
good thing for many men in both bor-
oughS.
James Carroll. of Fourth street, has
been discharged from the Carbondale
hospital and was brought to his home
here Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ID. Mullen, who
have been visiting thcr parents. Mr..
and Mrs. BARLEY Mullen. have return
cd to their home at Pittsburg.
George Blake. johnson Bennett, jr..
and number of others will leave to-
night for the PAN American exposition.
Miss Kate Sampson. of Second street.
will leave today for Chicago where she
expects to make her future home with
relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Tcmby, of West May
field. is confined to her home by i'll
ness.
The crazy supper given under the
auspices of the St. Agnes Guild in the
basement of st. James church last
evening. was very pleasant affair
and was fairly well patronizeG
Miss Edith May Dean. of Philadel-
phia, was on Monday the guest of Mrs
Nicholas Bennett, of West Mayfed.
Rev. Jonathan Davis, of Forest City.
will preach in III" COngregat iOnal
church at both services on Sunday.
There will he no service in St. James
church on Sunday owing to the alb
sence of the rector, who will preach in
Wayne county.
john Solomon. who has been spend
ing II few days here at his home, will
return to Summit Hill today.
The Mayficd School Board will hold
their regular meeting. postponed from
Tuesday, this evening
Min" Inspector Roderici. of Scran-
ton. was visitor in town yesterday.
Edwin Bruce, While playing foot bal!
yesterday. was accidentally kicked in
the face and sustained quite Il painful
cut just underneath one of his eyes.
The Delaware and Hudson company
Will pay at their mine here today.
Two street cars manned by Il num-
her of deputies, made two or three
rrirS through both boroughs yester-
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DALTON.

MISS Grace Raymond. of New York
city. is spending Il few days at the
nome of Mrs. j. G.. Mahoncy, where
her mother ana stcpfathor are spend
ing the winter.
Mrs. Louis Moshcr, OF New Jersey,
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Francis and son are Wis
ting Mrs Francis sister, Mrs. Henry
at Henryvilie.
j. w. Brown has returned from a
trip to the Pan-American.
w. 5. Huslander is having built q
substantial barn on his property.
Mrs w. a. Dean is entertaining Mrs
NJ. r.. Waiter.
There was u fair size audience in at
tendance at the entertainment given in
tn" Baptist church on Wednesday,
Miss Cora Morris Griffin, of Scranton,
was the reader of the evening and de-
lighted all with her mastery rentli-
t!on of dramatic and humorous selec-
tons. She was assisted by Master
Tommy Norris, of Scranton. VINO sang
two vocal solos and Mr.. George Carr,
of this place. who gave selections on
the phonograph.
John W. Dcrshimer was confined 20
his home yesterday on account OF H.
ness.
The construction of the new stone
arch bridge over one of the streams
Ill 1h'S place is nearing completion.
Thc paved Sidewalks on each side have
been laid and iron ratings are being
erected. while the final filing in is also
being done. This bridge is one of the
greatest improvements that could BE
made in the borough and Is money
well spent. The grade of the bridge
VIII necessitate The raising of ono or
two buildings at each end of one side
of the bridge.
licN. y. w. Cooper and Wife EXPECT
to leave in a few days on their yaca-
ton which they will spend at Windsor.
\. y.
Postmaster 7. NJ. Tiffany was Il WIS.,
itnr at his old home in Foster on
Thursday.
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The members of the Wonau's Relief
corps rendered a farewell social to Mrs.
John Estabrook. Wednesday evening.
Those present WERE Mesdames Lou
den. Beers. Dilts. Wright. :. l.. Carlton,
Jennings, G. LamerauN, +. LamerauH,
Walter Rounds, Carpenter. Newton.
ketchcm. Anderson. Tuthill. Walters.
Oliver. Bate, McAIullen and Misses May
Bate, Evelyn Bate. Lucy KenworthN.
Eva Walters and Ella Estabrook.
Nh and Mrs. Joseph Bryant. Of
Drummond avenue. celebrated the tenth
anniversary of their wedding, Wcdnes-
day night. The evening was delight
fully spent with music and other diver
sions. and a boultiful repast was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant received
many valuable gifts.
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W EGgEEALO, w. r.,

At 6o5 Main Street, there stands the lnvads
Hotel and Surgical Institute 1t is presided over
by DR. T. Y, Pierce, assisted by medical staff of
nearly score Of physicians, each man a specialist
i'll the treatment and of some form of disease
The of this Institute are always full of pa
tents, who from all sections of the country to
obtain the surgical and medical advantages offered
by DR.. Pierce and his staff.
But there is another branch Of this Institution
which is even more important than its home prac
tce; it is the free consultation by letter department.
where hundreds Of private letters are privately
read and privately answered each week Of the year
Some idea of the scope of this work be gathered
from the fact that i'll little more than thirty wears
assisted by his Staff of medical specialists, Dr.
Pierce has treated and cured over half million
women Sick and ang women are invited to
consult DR.. Pierce by letter free. All correspond
ence is held as strictly private and sacredly con-
hdental
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THE MEMS BANQUET.
A Delightful Social Affair at First
Presbyterian Church.

The banquet of the men. of the First
Presbyterian church which took place
Wednesday night. was Il delightful
social event.
The dinrer tables were spread IN the
primary room which was tastciullv
decorated The orchestra mder the
direction of Professor Thomas. dis
co,lrscd sweetest music. while the BAN
duetcis disposed of the choice rdibles
prepared by the ladies of the church
and served By the younger men.
DIR. W. w. Fletcher was an eXem-
plaiy tOastmaster. and he was in an
exceedingly happy mood The responses
to the toasts were happy and bright,
ard there was not Il dull moment dur
ing this part OF the evenings pro-
granine. An enjoyable feature was the
singing of the quartette. The rendition
of the song composed for the occasion
by Rev. Charles T.. I..e was splcntidly
given.
The programme was:
Physical Pabulum.
We may live without friends: we may
live without books:
But civilized man carnot live without
cooks.
TIE may I'VE W NllnDll lUNt-HN nat Is pas
sion but pining"
But where is the man that can live
without dining"
Raw oysters.
I'ricaS5od Chicken. Soda Biscuit
Mashed Potatoes. Cranberry Sauce.
Tomato Salad. crackers.
Nip,n Pic Fried 'nl;,c ,'b.os, I',rran
'Serenely full. the epicure would say,
Fate cannot harm me. have dined to-
day"
Mental Menu.
"Spcech is bat broken light upon the
depth
OF the unspoken."
'''the Church ana :du"dtion." Prof.
e. lc. Carr
'The Young Men" Maxwell ID. Shep-
herd
Original song. Tried and True" by
Rev. Charles Lee. Messrs. II. T.. Clark.
Edward Roe. \. =. Thomas and Il. NJ.
Shepherd.
Chorus.
Thank God for the church. tried and
Thank God for the church. tried and
true.
The church and the Bible forever:
Thank God for the church, tried and
true.
The Church and the City" j. Rus
sell Jones.
The Church of 1920" NJ. y. Lathrope
Song. Sweet and Low" (I3arnaby).
Male Quartette.
Respect for the Church" j. L. II.
Raynor.
Finale. Rev. Charles Lee.
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

j. ID. Wood. of Forest City, was in
town yesterday.
T.. G. Sheridan. Of Pittston, was In
town Yesterday.
Il. G. Cory. of Watervliet. y. y, is
at the Harrison house.
u. -. Edwards. of Olyphant, was in
town "Wednesday night.
Mrs. Oscar Hudson il home, after n
visit with friends in Scranton.
Peter Fan, OF Scranton made n Dusi-
nesss trip to Carbondale yesterday.
g. +. Whittemore, representing l.. b
Powell & Co. made Il business trip TO
Carbonate on Wednesday.
Sister NJ. Monica, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Mssett. on BROOKLYN street.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Schedule iii Effect June z, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton:
6.45 a. m, week days, through yes.
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia. via
Pottsville; stops at principal in
termediate stations. Also con-
meets for Sunbugy, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
inston and for Pittsbure and the
West,
J.3S "A. M, week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West
2.lS p. n., week days, (Sundays,
l5S p, MD, for Sunbury, Har-
rsburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
3,33 p. M, week days, through ves-
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet paror car and
coaches to Philadelphia via
Pottsviiie. Stops at principal in
termediate stations.
Arr p. m, week days, Tor Hazleton,
Sunbury, Harrisburg, Philadel-
phia and Pittsburg.
! T. HUTCHINSON, Gen, Mgr.
j. u. WOOD. Gen PAS. At
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CARS MAKE TWO TRIPS.

Filled with Deputies, They Run
Over the Line as Far as Lincoln
Avenue, Once in the Morning and
Once in the Afternoon-No Pas
sengers carried-Feeling at Strike
Headquarters.
Two cars, heavily laden with dcpu-
les, made two trips through this city
yesterday, one in the morning, the
other in the afternoon at j O'Clock.
In the morning superintendent Pat
.eison managed the controller on the
1ead car and by his side was Division
Superintendent Kelly Of this division.
There were about fifteen in the first
,ar and seven in the second. Tie cars
we're run as far as Lincoln avenue ana
.'hurch street. whore the tenders ana
trolley were reversed, the cars AT once
starting on the homcward "trip.
There was no disturbance Of any
Kind. the people on the streets merely
viewing the cars with Wonderment ana
speculation, on how many cars could
be run with profit to the company,
IN the afternoon r. r. Reilly, phi
rate secretary to Manager Silliman.
rode on the front platform o. the Sec
ond car alongside a motorman over
the siX foot limit. The ears made no
stops. but sped along with every
notch of power on. They made no at
tempt to pick up passengers. one
aged gentleman with two grips ran
from a store on Main street out to
hoard the car. Before he had left the
sidewalk both cars had flown by and
he was then informed that strike
was on. He proiessed ignorance of the
fact having only arrived from York
state.
At the strikers headquarters here
everything is encouraging. The local
executive board here have made ar
rangemcnts for the placing of several
union busscs at the disposal of the
people. Financial aid is being received
daily from various unions in this sec-
ton.
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The News of Carbonda1e.

agent of the Delaware and Hudson at
Scranton. was glad news to a host of
friends In Carbondale. where Mr.. PrN-
or is well known. He is frequent vis-
itor to this city and in his business and
social relations he has made many
warm friendship. His appointment.
which is happy recognition of his
ability. will bring him many warm
from his Carbondale
friends
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Archibald. on November &c, the cere-
mony to take place in st. Rose church.
Miss Nealon Is one of Carbondale's
charming young ladies, and the pros
pective groom is Il leading young busi-
ness man of Archibald. Both have a
legion of friends, who anXously await
the date for the Offering of congra tula-
tions to the popular young couple. AN
nouncemcnt has also been made of the
coming marriage of Miss Katherine
Moran, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. f.
Moran, of South Main street, to Will
lam CLARK. one of the best known young
men in this city. Miss Moran has been
for several years an efficient teacher in
the public schools here.
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The funeral yesterday OF the late Mi
chael Jordan. of Scranton. who was
former carboniale resident, was at
tended ny many persons from this
city. Among them We're Mrs. John j.
Monahan. Mrs. Mary Madigan. Miss
Annie Madigan, Miss Margaret Mes
sett. Joseph Messett. Thomas Messett.
VIII Messett, of tarbondale. Frank
Messett. student at the Medico-c CHR
ursical college. Philadelphia: Mrs. Hugh
McGee. Simpson; Thomas. Martin ana
Miss Nellie Jordan. Schenectady. y. Y.
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To Attend Lodge Installation

ON Saturday afternoon new lodge
of the Daughters of Rebekah viii be
Instituted in Forest city. Lucretia
lodge of this city. will attend, leaving
here on the Ito n. IN. Ontario ana
Western train; leaving Forest city
shortly after y. IN. The lodge will be
instituted by the district deputy, Mrs.
George w. Hughes. of this city. as
sisted by the degree team of Lucretia
lodge.
The degree team of Lucrctin lodge
will meet this evening to rcheatse the
work, and full attendance is urged.
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Meetings Tonight.

Poor Board.
Eureka Chapter. NO l7a, Royal Arch
MasonS.
Junior Order United American Me-
chan!cs.
Companions OF the Forest
American Legion of Honor.
The Royal Circle.
Crystal Camp, Woodman Oi the
World.
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To Entertain Scranton Eleven.

The High School foot ball eleven will
entertain the LackaWanna foot ball
team from Scranton at Alumni park on
Saturday. Following is the lineup of
the local eleven; Center. connerton:
guards, Mckenna and Collins tackles.
RaNnor and GilliS: ends. Van Bergan
and Murrin; halfbaCks. Nallin and
Mannion: quarterback, spencer; fun
back, Moran
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Erie Railroad.
June 90. 1901.

Trains leave city station, 1nbundalc. d,i,v
except sunday at 7.0o a, M. and i33 p m. f5r
srandt and Nineyehi at o,33 a. M. daily (py.
nections for New York city and Buffalo, and at
$40 p. M ior susquehanna, making connections
for western points.
Sunday trains at 0ij a, M, for Susquellarus,
with western connections, aud o.97 ?. in,, with
same connections.
Trains arrive at SIS a. m. aud 5.i5 p. m,
klnj>ss At S5S q. IN.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
June q, 1901.

June o. 1901.
ollows: 40
For Scranton and Wilkes .BlrC--G.05 ,m : oo
>o, l0Ol, ii.2l q. NJ: i2.iO, LIS, 25i. a;S
40, I.06, 1901, l0.5l p. m. '''0'
sunday trains leave at S,56, ll,2l a. M. ,,o
80, $50, 500 y. m. '''"
For Albany, salatosa, Montreal, Bn,top No.,
'nsland points, etc, 100 a. M; as n nv
daily) y w.
FOR Lake Lodorc, Wnymart, and lIouo.,,,,
~, ll.o5 d. M; 3.il. G,l3 p. ~. '"'''
sunday trains leave Lake Iodorc. Warn,,,.
mi Ioncsiale at go a. M; l;D, A. T., n M, "'''I
IIahs arrive al ClIbonJalc from WiInl,,,"',c, ~,
nd Scranton as follows: 656. s37, pSo ia re :"
M; ia.3;, 2Mi, 3,2i, i9s, sos, 7OI, sal ,o:3o ~,
l,5, \, M; l53 a. m ' "''''
SUNDAY trains arrive at OBJ a. NJ: lalo . .,
20, go, 80 p. m. ''-''
sunday trains arrive at Ca,bordalo from ,,.,
.oicre;. wymart and IIoncsdac at l2i5, lid LID
nd 7,55 p. m. '''
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i'h" track employees of the Scranton
Railway company have started 10 move
the tracks on Belmont street to the
center of the street, In compliance with
the resolution recently passed in coun-
ellis here. The tracks will be moved from
end of pavement to Ontario and West
err crossing. The workcar. loaded with
ties, made several trips through the
city yesterday To tn" scene of opera
tiors.
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WooCln1en to Smoke.

The Crystal Camp Woodmen of the
World will hold a smoker in the Sons
of Temperance Hall this evening. All
members are cordially invited. This
is the first of the social gatherings of
the camp and the members anticipate
a pleasant evening.
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The Benscoter Funeral.

The funeral of the late Darius g.
Benscoter will take place this after
noon al o'clock from the residence on
Church street. lntemcnt viii he in
MGpleWood cemetery.
William IL. Davies post win meet in
the post room at | o'clock to attend
ScrNiCes.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, LaclSawnnna and Western.

IN IIrII NUy IT. I'UT.
Trains leave scranton for New Nolk-N ll0,
400. 5.5J, 80 and lOOj a. M. l2.ID, 800
3.l5, 800 ard $50 y nj. For New Nurl, aud
Philadelphia 30 and 1905 4. M, and lalg and
IA D. n For Tobyh0nl-\t GO y. m. For
Rnf,io-l IS. G.42 and 400 a. M; l5O 3io : Oh
and II.Sj y. n. Nor BmghImton anI way ,ia.
tions-lo.!0 q. N. and Los =, ~. For OSw,go.
Syracu,r and lticl-i.lj and ga a. M; I3O
irnin n, G.s2 4. IL. dnlly, except SUNDAY. Eur
M"mtrose-VOJ ., M; los aud 'Oj p M Ni,n
olson accommodlton-in and G,ll p IN,
Bluomsbulg niyisou-l'or Northumberland, a,
G.iI and I0Uj .. M. l.3O and 80 D. N. Fur
plymouth, at $40 q. M; 3,55 aud "uI y. m
SUNDAY TLnr--fur New (orln Ito, 500, SO
u'S m"n,Io'oI IVVI H. H. and ~ a. m.; i,8o, %S ~
and ll3j y. m. ro! Binghanton and way ,ia,
Iions--O 90 and 1910 II. IN, Bloonl,burg division
Leave scranton, lO.O1 a, m. and GO p. IN,
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On the Return Trip.

Common Councilman Gabriel rugli-
ano has received word that his brother,
Santo Pugliano. has started on his re-
turn "trip to this country from Italy,
where he has been visiting since last
winter. ii is expected he viii arrive in
this country on November /.
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New Delivery Wagon.

7. y. Carroll, the South Main street
grocer has placed new delivery wag-
on on the road. 1t is intended for quick
deliveries and is nicely finished. pre-
Eenting quite a smart appearance.
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New York, Ontario and Western

SVp'. 10 Ihl'
Trains leave carbondale for scranton at 100
n; go p. N. -
sunday trans ut 100 a, m: Cos u. M
Train5 leave Carbondlle Tor point, mo,ti -,
Mo a. m. On Sunday 1T ol0 a. NJ T,isay
leaving at lilo a. m. week days and . IN ',,'
sundays make connections 10" New York C,rn. m,
wall, etc.
Trains arrive from scranton at lI.IOa ma. +,
y. M from points north, LOO p. m. Snn,I H. 49,
from scranton at 9.l0 H. m. and Z Is u. M; n"on
,adosla 8t 00G u. m,
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A New Auto.

T.. w. Pascoe has joined the mobil-
lists. This week he appeared on the
streets, whisking along in his new
auto. 1t is of light construction. of the
style that seems most popula.'. and is
Il flyer of the first clasS.
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Euchre Meetir. e.

Al the meeting Of the Progressive
Euchre coterle at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. OBoyle. the two prizes were
won by Mrs. \. +. Banks and ]. NJ.
Barry, Following the games, dainty
mncheonwas served. Among the guests
was Mrs, John T., Roche, of scranton,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25
Recuperating After Typhoid

Archie l.. Gurney, of North Church
street. who has been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever. is able to be around
again. though he is quite weak and
shows the effects OF his siege
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25
Back from Cnlifolnin

Mr and MIS-. Y, W. Reeder of Dun
dam, who have been in California for
about a year, rS,ulned home yesteriay
They made 4 visit IN tnls city, stopping
AT the Harrison house.