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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09
COLDS

The quickest relief, for a
cold, is by SCOTS emulsion Of
od-liver oil.
We all have colds, you can
~ it and see. You will find
ne edge taken off in night;
I'D, in three or four days,
QUIZ be wondering whether
hat cold amounted to any
hing anyhow,
That's relief. Ifyou tackle
quick, the relief is quick and
omplete, if you wait till the
old is in full possession Of
ead and lung, why, Of course,
,e relief is quick if it comes in
week.
A little emulsion won't clear
nd restore your whole breath
lg-machine in a minute; don't
= lookingfor miracles.
Wen rcnd YOU little &c tr,', If you Ike.
COLT x BOVINE, 10y Pearl street. New York.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

The supposed frIotion between Ed
Brobston and Governor Gambler, in the
Brunswick Maritime C.nvention, as
sumed some what consequential degree;
but Brobston got the pull on the Gov
ernor. 1t is about time that Georglsns
were learning that politics is business.
Madison Advertiser.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

out. 1t is only common sense "a sdp
pose this.
Some OF the sou hern newspapers say
that eastern democrats are endeavoripp
to secure control OF the party-and villa,
if they are' The western democrats
have had it and We all know what the
result has been.
The Times Call is Willing to put the
following question to every business
man in Brunswick "did you conscien
tiousiy vote for Bryan and his platform"
and we make the assertion that over
half will answer "no."
The republican party ia for progress:
the demo Gratis wil1have TO be. If we
do not foster and encourage the business
element the solid south of the present
will not be the solid south Of the future.
The democrats are against everything
the republicans favor this is wrong;
we must be progressive and lot fight q
p: ogressive measure simply because it
comes from republican quarters.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

The Augusta Chronicle observes that
the action OF the Brunswick maritime
congress has not led Governor Gambler
to think of resigniug.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09
FOR a SHORT TINE ONLY

FIFTY cents, together with this
"sd," will bring by mail BAROME-
TER AND STORM GLASS comsias.i,
il niekle ease. Regular value So co.
Address, "scharf Instrunent .ee. )"
Fla.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

In speaking of the Mari inc Congress
the WASHINGTON Posts concludes by
remarking there is nothing the matter
will Brunswick. Why certainly not,
who said there was?
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

The New York World figures that
Queen Victoria only cost Great Britain
sl5s $50, 900 IN her life time, while the
STANDARD Oil Co. costs this country that
much every year.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

By the reports from China we are led
TO believe that the American soldiers
are as good at looting as they are at
shooting.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

TIE New York Commercial thinks
Georgisns are excellent "leg pullers. y
Wonder what causes the Commercial TO
have such a think?
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

Wolves are killing many sheep in
Bertien county, Mich. Here's another
chance for Teddy.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09
FOR SALE CHEAP.

New and second hand sails, rope,
blocks, chain, atc,, from wrecked bark
Swallow, for five days, at Padrossa's
Jun b1r aooks,
Nst P. Sowle, Agent.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

The WaycroSs Herald prints the fol-
lowing at its mas head: "For Govern
o.; Fleming du Bignon."
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

Montana is talbiug about lega'izlng
faro and. while about it. might add
senatorial bargain day to the calendar.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09
Hon. Joe Hall, of Bibb, is to make
the race for Attorney General.

An exchange thinks the American
flag has worn out its welcome in Cuba.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

Don't send your clothes to any one
but Jim Carter, if yod want them per.
fectly cleaned and pressed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

JIM Csrter's Clothes Cleaning Es-
adjustment
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

Henry Hirsh smiles sgain behind the
Arcade bar.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

Always. ready to greet you with a
smile is Henry Hirsh at the Arcade.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

1901, and that the city printer is herl,
instructed to keep this resolution
published daily during this period,
provided however, that said redemp-
ton is made on or before the first day
of July, 1901. Adopted.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-02-09

shooting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

RcN. j. -. DabneN conducted tho
funeral service over the remains Of
Raymond SecOr yesterday afternoon
Music WAS FURNISHED by n choir from
the Methodist Episcopal church. \
large number Of symnalhiZing friends
and meiyhborS We're in attendance and
followed The remains 10 their hast rcSt-
ing place in Dunmore cemetery.
AIRS Theodore Xeisler ANA Mrs, Rob-
rrt Mcmillan are the guests of their
brother nj Hotel sterling, Wilkes
Barre.
Miss Daisy Mc,Tory viii return to
her duties in the business department
of the High school, after an absence
ol several days, caused by illness.
William T.. Wilson has returned to
his home al Potlsville, after a stay uf
several days in town
W. T.. Bailey has returned home from
Boston, where he spent the past few
months, ana is now sufIerins from an
attack of scatic rheumatism at his
home, ON Webster avenue.
Rev. Charles II, Newing is spending
few days in Philadelphia.
Daniel Powell Is suffering from the
grip. at his home on North Blakely
street.
S65 real Seal Jackets for $50, at
E'reschers, the Furrler, Ie4 Wyoming
avenue. I.
John Woodruff. of Pine street. is In
disposed at his home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04

The United States OUTPUT of coal
now exceeds that of Great Britain.
which country up to two years ago
was the largest producer in the world,
and the total of all grades will be 20,
100000 net tons this year. The whole
trend of public discussion in England
Is of the conservation Of her coal sup
plies, and ut the Glasgow meeting III
The British Institution of Mining E,ngi-
neers. Sir William Thomas Lewis,
president thereof. in his address, said:
"VVith reference 10 the number OF
tons of coal unwOricd in our different
coal fields. it is. of course. easy to
calculate from the plans and sections
rf the seams provided. making the
usual allowances for faults and loss in
working: but the important question
SIS. how many of The seams can he
assumed to he workable to q profit
from time to time, and how much OF
the coal contained in the various seams
ran be usefully obtained? If the thin
seams cannot now be worked. while we
have superior Goals in thick seams to
mix with them. ! fear that many Of the
thinner and the inferior Goals are
anuch less likely to be prolitably work.
ed in the futurc.'--N. II. Sawa"h. in
the Engineering Magazine for Deccm-
Der,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Ralph Watrous Met His Death on
New York Central Railroad.
Other Items of Interest.

Word was received here late Monday
night OF the death of Ralph WatrOuS.
an engineer on the Fall Brook division
ol the New York Central railroad. lie
WAS for many years an engineer ON the
Irie ana Wyoming Valley railrond, and
lad only been in his new position about
two months. Tie was running his train
when he met his death. ilc was riding
with his head out ni the cab window.
ANA was struck by an iron bridg" beam
and instantly killed. The fireman for
tunatcly discovered what had happened
and stopped the train.
The deceased was well knoWn here,
whore he had resided Ton many Years,
living with his parents, MI. and Mrs,
John Watrous. or Smith street, Ills
remains arrived last night. but the time
~ III" funeral has not Vet been decided
upon.
tie WAS II member OF King Solomon
lodge, Free ;uld Accepted MHsouS; In
dependent order ol OdH Fellows.
knights Of Malta, Knights of Pythias,
brotherhood Of Railway Engn"cls,
iIrptaSophs. and was AN honorary
member of the Ruthbono Sisters II" Is
survived by his parents, several sisters
ANA one brother.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
Hot Water Well

"A mysterious well has been found
~ the Shops here" says the Strou'is-
burg Times.
Instead of giving the pr"vcrbial
crystal fluid Of icy GOODNESS. il gives
hot water. What causes it is not
linown. but it is proving q boon these
cold nights when the mon want to
wash M after their days WORK.
1t became necessary recently to OBJ
tain a better water supply FOR the
Shops; and Il we'll was driven. \ pipe
Was sunk 10 a depth of twcnty-threo
feet. when water was struck. 1t caused
on pumping the water was found To
J." quite hot.
"a total depth Of ci2htN-iive feet was
reached in the hopes of striking a wet
Ter supply, but without avail. The
further the pipe went down. the hotter
the water became.
We We're afraid to go down muCh ii
further. said Shops man, 1or fndr
We might reach a place where over
l'lcmium.'
The water from the not Well as
the Shops men call it. registers 81 de-
Srccs of heat. five less than the nor
NAL temperature of the human body.
There seems to be plenty of the iluid.
'lr'S Il great thing tor us chaps said
another OF the men. all we have to do
1low is to draw hot water ana W" get
the grease and black off our faces IN Il
.iifrv'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04

MIS-. John WatrOuS, Of Ii2 Chestnut
street. DunmOrc. and was until two
months ago a resident of Dunlnore
and a valued elnploye of the Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad company.
He went to Corning upon the receipt
of an offer from the officials of III"
New York Central. He was aged 3"
years ana had always resided in Dun
more. where he was held in high "s-
TEEN bv all who knew him.
Mr.. WatrouS WtS prominent in
secret society circles. and was n MEM
her of The following: King Solomon
lodge of Masons. Dunmurc lodge of
odd Fellows. HcptasOnhS and Erolli-
crhood of Locomotive Engineers. He
was Il single man ana is survived by Il
father. mother. four sisters aud one
brother. M arrangements have been
made Tor the funeral. as th" remains
have not arrived in the ritV.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
Lehish Valley Railroad.
In Effect ,Iumc ;, 1901.


For plii,dclphiu aud Ne" Nosl' iiu u. \ II
r. H.. at 6,ii and OBS a, m. and lis. / :,
,Bark Diamond ENprcss,. and li,%G y, m. Sun,
d,yS. u. \ II. Il. H.. lbs, 81; T.. ~,
10; White Iluyrn. tisaeicn and principal
points III the coal r"cions, via u. y H. Il, Il,
U.45. ?.lI and Az r. m, ron f"tioNillr, 80 i.
NJ, 2.lS y. M
For Urhlrhcm. Ea-,or. Reading. iIairi,bIrG,
and principal Intermediate stations via u. Y II.
Il. H.. r.i5, n,ns 4. M; lis, 49, ,blAeh ps'
m5nL EXprcS.l. ll."o =. m. SuHday., II. y II
r. H.. u.!is -, ~: lbs. s.@7 y. IN.
Fer Tuukhannork. TowIndi, EmE, Ithaca.
Geneva and principal intr1mrGiatr stations. Vi,
D.. T.. X ". il. r.. SO Il. IN. and $40 p. N,
For Geneva. Rochester, Eihnl". Na-ua Fails,
Chicago and all points west. VIZ y. II, H. H.,
rs. II. q, A. m. l.2>, 3;"I iBarl, Diamond TX,
wc,,), as, lo,Ai, IL" p, ~. sunday y. & II,
Il. H.. ll.i;,, So p. M
, Pullman rlrlor and sleeping on ich,ul Valley
parlur cars On al trains between WiIhe ID suu
and New Nork, Philadelphia, nahaio aud >'ls.
ROlllN IL. WILBUR, Gen >npt., ." Cortland
street, New Work.
CHARLES : LEE, Gen. r1s. Ast., 2o Cortland
street. Nov Nork
A. ". NoNEN>cil!n, Diy. PAS. Al. South
bethlehem. IA
ror li,nrtS and Pullman lc,rNa on, apply Il
IG1 I.a,kawannL avenue, scranton. Pa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
This and That,

Freight Agent f., l.. Allen. of Sing.
humton, was in the city Yesterday, re-
oeivinS instructions from officials ri
the Lackawannu Railroad company.
Il. II. Frooman, who has been chief
stenographer for Superintendent T.. NJ.
Kline for the past two years. will lrnve
this week to accept IL similar position
with the West Shore railroad at Wee.
hawken, y, j.
Arrangements arc being made ton
the removal at the Delaware, l.acka-
wanna and Western car accountants
department. from rooms over the First
National bank to the quarters at tin
I.ackawanna station. formerly occu-
pied by ilanley's dining room. The
transfer will be made during the pres
euI week,
SupcWaiend M II. NJ. Rine, OF the
LackaNannu railroad. delivered II lee
lure at III" ItuIhoad Young Mems
Christian association last evening to a
large number Of the company's en-
pioyes, on We new Train rules which
viii become IN operation in a short
time lie delivered this same lecture
to the traiWnrn mt Hallstead and
Kingston,
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In Eject November Il, lgrl

In EhrVI NoVNmNoI Z, IIN1.
Trains GOV Iarhomdair lriyr sotdutou a. go
500, s:l., l0.i3 Il. M; i2,nr i,2D, n.1i. 3.J2.
800. GA. 80. 9.lj, il.20 y. m; III -. ~.
for Hons ,htlc, Gsn lol1 i, NJ; "ai and 5.3J
y. III. , ~
-. m; l2m, liz, 9.lS, 49,, ~, "lo, Is,
70 Toi /, i. Il. Il Point. -G,as oa> 4, m; ..l>,
~ and li"' y. nl,
NJ: i.,9, @.9> and ~ y NJ,
FOR Nhsny aud al p,m' north "2n g. ~.
and 30! p, .,,,,.,,
tor ,nnpndIle H,io li,3 q. M, "."i %.i2,
49, and lo,i2 p. N.
FOR Wukc.Bnr ""s .. lo.; i@.n', l5> &.->,
~ and s.i2 T.. m,
Tor \Ibauy ,tud points u.nU-r.i,j' =, ~.
lur lluucs,al"--Sin a. ~. aud 49,! T. U,
". l.. PRYOR, u. r. \, >yrlulou, IA.
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KILLED AT CORNING. N. Y.
Ralph Watrous' Head Crushed While
Leaning Out of His Cab.

\ telegram was received from Corn
ing. y. T.. yesterday by the relatives
of Ralph Watrous, of Dunmorc. stat
i'r that l,c had been kllc, at the
above place and asking what DISPOSE
ton was to be made of the remains
Tie particulars in connection with his
Il, ath are mcagrr. but from what can
h. CLEANED from the telegram il an
pears that WalrouS. who was an cnSi
n,cl on the New York Central rail-
read. met death Will" leaning out of
The cab Of his engine. He came in coll
lsion with some obstruction. supposed
To be Il bridge. with such fore" as to
render his injuries fatal
Th" deceased was Il son ut Mr.. and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04


iic information regarding the insta!la =
ton of fire hydrants.
scranton. IA. Dec .. i1Ol.
John " lluGh,>. scranton Inlr'writcvs' \S>1 IA.
rion. 500 Corncll l;u.lding. City.
Dear SIR l,cpyiu" TO your favor t The ?0.h
int. relative to furnishing YOU with an it"mih"I
list al all Improvements and rcrail- madc TO date
bv The ci'y in connection With tn" specification
ot William IT, Johnson. under nat" OF July II.
i-no. beg TO .uiycc that in addition I" the de-
tailed statement furnished Iou On n,t. H.. the
city has installed 'arg" Sized nydrn,s at tie
following points III tine mcrran'iic section. ',H.:
nnr hyd,umt Southwest CuIp.r oI r.g" ,,H.t
and flauisIiu arenas.
one ly,iIlnt southwest corner oi Center street
and trnhln Jyclu".
one hydiut I",c,,w0l,ua alcwlr. .ouIuHcS, e;
scranton House.
one lynIrrl ,,u,h"a,r conner e.. Mvomir@ AMI
latkawami avenues.
one hy,ir.mt at southw,-, corner % Pom and
i.ickaNlnra avenues,
tuc hyd,inJ al southwest conner If WyomiuG
Avenue lud Center >tIt"t
One hrdaut at ,Dulnr,-t Gomez "l l,Nlw.:a,
and Washington avenues.
one lydraur at southeast conner ~ WI-ljngtul
avenue aud tuuto street
onr nylrnt Al ,ou,lp%c, oo.uor of >i2lrc
street and nN ,uut.
one Nycl,mt At northwest corner ut >irur.
street aud Etrck ,mut
One hydrIuD Jt southwest corner ot >p.,luc
street and rIkIord court
one Ay,ln, 1T southeast culuor ui Wy"r.ug
avenue and Spruce >rte...
The location ~ 'l" lat named l%uidnt ~.
changed fr"m th" recommended no9tlNrs, si.c
OF street owing tu Inc SUBJ -il,wai; hl.cAea'
"r the hauI; IuuldhG. preventing the placing Of
the plug uu that side oI the aycnu"
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES 8
Delaware, Lackawannn and Western.

Tn EHrII MN J, T7VI.
Trans lGIyr Scranton FOR New No,i A. ll0,
a.l,, UO5. so aud IL Gj .. m. i",4, so, ,;33
y. ~. F,r Nrw Nuh ami rhldrphil--, 80,
hanna II so p. m. For Buhalo--!,Ij, G.'a and
".oo =, NJ. l,j1, h,1o and liza T.. N, Tor B.ng.
hamtnn and way stations iu.'o =, M. aud l.lg
y, M. Ior Dswc.u, >NrIrGsr aud tirl-i.lj owi
-. u. M: l.ip T.. IA o-wrgo, syracuse ln'i
Utica tram a. G.!h a. ru dih, except >wull
Iur Montrosr-- 200 a. m,i lln Ini n.iu p, m
Niphpl,on accommodate 600 and h.lj p ~,
Bltom-bmg DiNisiun--fnr Northumberland, .t
G,&i aud lu0j -. M; l.ij and n.ll =. m. 10.
PNmonti. al >.ln Il. Ia; .. ~ and o.iJ p. ~.
sunday rfdlu,,-.lor Ncw Nork, Ito. .i.l5, Guj
and l0.I5 d. M: 3.io %"5 y, ~. For BltIJlo-L u
ana G.39 e. ~; l.jj, Gin and ll.&i j.. ~. For
Ein.Munlug and Nay Siditun,r-l02 - -, m.
Houmshrug Division l.r"'r Scranton, 1906 Al.
NJ. and 90 r. M,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04

Wild Cats. East-L"p a. ln.. ", TaUGuuc!; e.
NJ, J. A. Bush; $50 ,n.. G.. v. IiuTt; 10 Il.
M, G. W. Dunn; II a.. NJ, L. T.. Rogers; y. a.,
n. h. McLane; 5p. IN, II. DQhcty; . p. M. q.
., Staples.
SUBMITS, Etc.--i a. m, cast Wiliam lion. J..
aicnnigan's crew; i. R., west. q. ilnuntckcr;
- a. H.. west. W. II, Nichols: II d. lu, YVES i,
j.. McAllister; 3 T. H., west, THOMPSON; I" p, M,
east, j. Carrgg; J.. m west, ". Golden.
l'ushcrs- u a. m. Widncl q. ~. :. Jimrrjr:
: q. IN, Baxter; Has ., m, Moran: Il T. ~.
u. CoSlar: 80 p. NJ, murphy; " y. In, ", II.
Bartholomew: 10 p. ~, Lampng.
Passenger EnsincS--. q. NJ. Gsrno!: : -. NJ.
Singer; 10 a. M, N.unnin 10 - M, +. T., Sc,o,;
E,ii r. M, o. Miller; $50 y. NJ, MrnoyCr
Wild Cats, West J. m. r. noldiclu Il a, ir..
Il. Cashier; sI. H., D. litg.rrty; - i. NJ. I, L.
kingsley; II a. M, =, 'lvandugh: ; y, M, VII.
Lam Kirby; @p. rn,, 4, Wall; r m. H. T..
heohan; p. m. T, Van No,mtg' n D. ua,
NJ. l'inlcv C-mody'' ,Irw
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+ i + + 4 T. \ + ~ +a = + =
REFERENCES TO LABOR IN
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

+ Is mot "a e
nhnrla tn Ivcgc the ~ g. w
4 I'll in this -cmrir and PRESENT.
= lri . il
logtimu bushes he
ton mncc n
benefits mankh can only
cra Irim d. n u II II
. q
+ wna they ,or that
+ ;
u i
urr wnoh have made U rNo,lto ,rmnrt sI
Mnlo clornrl tnrnw
peal rIcri i
combine with m . =
=
L u tr Il aIrcdtm =
lrhcS The OF :
deprived ~ n l
good has beer w b ao ouro o assoc
workers wr nagelw
rga.w with law
. n utt /. o -
udm'ntl rule IN on IL
the eniol. hc long umwr shall ,o"ntog
4 and lireltgn Thing re t o
aiia tln nl { cFr RENAL til"
requisite 10 in the o " t
Ttor Gur~l.au unl il " u out b p AN
also h i l.
vll can l i~ m u j
I rc cct must g
and VEGA Nst hip pmIr h. 'In n i f
,rsto . 4
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Erie Railroad, Wyoming Division.

mains tor New York, NrwSmgh and iutprme.
di,lr points l"lyc scranton Ns ipii1ws re "A.
NJ; - 2. m.
Arrivals 1855 a, M nom Midd'own. Hon. :.
dale. Iawlcy and intermediate points; Y.20 r. M.
hcm New York. Newbwgh and intermediate
points No smdsy Grains.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
MEETINGS.

Ledic,' Nid ,ocicty Of the Al S,.'. lni,rr.
sali't church, meets with Mrs V. Eslcibr)1S,
6l1 Pine street, Wednesday afternoon.
A general meeting OF the ladies OF The Linden
Street tcnple win be held at the ,csidenee q
Au. Oharle' Goldsmith at $50 o'cloCk tonight.
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Mr.. WORMSER'S REPLY.
He Answers Request for Information
from Secretary Hughes of
the Local Underwriters.

Director at public Safety t'. l.,
Wormscr has sent the following letter
to John VI. Hughes. secretary OF the
local underwriters association in re-
sponsr to The latter's request for St""i-
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAuROA J

Schedule in Effect June 2, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton:
6.45 a. H.. week days, through ves-
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 Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and the
West.
9.3s a. m. week days. for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
ais p. M, week days, (sundays,
1853 p. MD, for Sunbury, Har-
risburg, Philadelphia. Balti-
more, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
3.33 p. M, week days, through ves-
tibule train from Wilkes Barn. e.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia via
Pottsville. Stops at principal ill.,
termediate stations.
AR p. m. week days, for Hazieton.
Sunbury, Harrisburg, Philadel-
phia and Pittsburg.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. Gen Mgr.
j. Il. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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NOM,

Conductor Rafferty, win take hi, ryan, ~. -,
Dec, I.
j. +. Burkhart and crew VIII lHu I, 4. IN. ,,ill
cat, Dec. t. in place Gi !. GIIity tnd crew.
Conductor j. i, Murray will im 80 y, u.,
wild cat. Dec. 4, and until further NOTICE. in psu,
~ +. J. Nolls.
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INDUSTRIAL
and LABOR
OUTPUT OF COAL NOW EXCEEDS
GREAT BRITAIN.

fhend of Public Discussion i'll Eng
land Is the Conservation OF Her
Coal Supply-Hot Water Well Dis
covered in the Shops at Strouds-
burg-Superintendent E. M. Rine
Delivered an Address to Lacka-
wanna Employees Last Night on
the New Rules of the Company.
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The New Jersey Ceutrars Quaker
city Express lands YOU in Washington
al 3@1 p. m. -
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WEDNESDAY. DE- LNEln

Wild Cats, East--S D. m. George Thomas:
J.. W.. I. Fitzpatrick
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d., T.. & w. Board for Today.

The following is the make-un of the
b, l.. and w. board for today:
TUESDAY, DECEMBER :.
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Washington excursion, via New Jer-
sey Central on Dec. 8. y.
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FINLEY'S
Christmas G|ee|l|Q
0 B0DydOn O.
Pe||eC| FQTy|0||d
0| Fl|e|y

or all the interesting things we meet,
nothing appeals to us 50 quickly as q
rrc,tilN dressed baby. There is that
sublime sweetness radiating from them
that inscnutes MS. We can not resist
them. ana mockly surrender. We wish
"" could induce all Interested in gift.
for the little folks, to visit our Baby
department this week. while our assort-
ncnt is stll unbroken. satisfied that
our line surpasses all others in rich
ness OF materials. beauty Of designs,
elegance of workmanship and elabor-
ntcncss in trimmings. that give our
wares that distinctivencss not found
elsewhere.
BABY's LoNG-CoATs.
We are showing them made from fine
silks. Bedford cords and all-wool cash
mere. Some plain. others richly trimmed
in lace. embroideries and hemstitched.
BABY's SHORT COATS.
Are here in fine quality of White
Bedford Cord. in all sizes and in many
styles. ut Ill prices.
INFANT SHORT sACQUEs.
We have them in fine knit worstcds,
and in all-wool cashmere in different
colors, at all prices.
CHILDRENs' GAPS.
I'm Whit" and Grey Angora Wool
Knit silk Caps with wool lining. Taft
fcta SILK Caps in white and Coiors.
Some plain, some with Beaver trim
ming. At all prices.
CHILDRENs' POKE BoNNETs.
Never were shown in such an assort-
ment of pretty deSigns-in the various
cOlors-n Rcngaline Silks. 'raffcta, silk.
Panne Nelvets. and Applique work,
some plain, others trimmed with rib
bons, lnces chiffon and Beaver.
INFANTS AND CHILDRENS'
Atwood Lrggings, a!l-wool Foote'S.
fine silk Buotces. all-wool Mittens. fine
silk MittenS, Kid MittcnS, all-wool
Gloves and babys Kid Shoes.
HAND MADE BIBs,
Some plain, hcmstitched, some with
real Wallace trimming.
BABY's PILLOW CASES
Hand-madc and hand-cmbrOidered
and lacc-trilnmc0.
51O.5l2 LackaWanna Ave.