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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-09
DALTON.

James Foster and Harry Tiffany are
on hunting trip in Sullivan county.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Dollye (nee Bertha Reed, of New York
city, Nov. ), Il len and IA half pound
son.
Miss Hager, who has been visiting
her cousin, II. w. Haeer has returned
to her home in New York city.
Mrs. Sarah Gardner is visiting in
Scranton this week.
Mrs. Devinc, of fllidulc, is visiting
her daughter Mrs. II, w Hager,
Mrs. q. w. Mason has arrived home
from II months visit in Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Streeter have
moved to Scranton for the winter.
The public schools have been closed
this week, owing to the delay in get
ting the heating apparatus in place.
Mrs. Arthur Dean, of Waverly, enter
tanned on "Wednesday ut dinner the
following persons. in honor of Mrs.
Mary Eaton, of Dalton, whose birth
day it was: Mrs. Sisson and Mrs,
George Sisson, OF FactoryNillc; Mrs,
Clara DEAN OF Waverly; Isanc Dean,
OF Scranton: Mrs. W. y, Dean ANA
Mrs. Mary Eaton, of Dalton.
icOiSe IdrklOll mas piilNltu u N'lN
conspicuous sign, advertising the irm
of Snyder Bros. on their min building.
Mrs. W. \. Dean is visiting relatives
in New York city.
a very pleasant birthday party Mas
held on Monday afternoon, Nor 4, at
the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. George j.
Heckman, in honor of their daughter,
Lilan's, twelfth birthday. Games
We're indulged in and refreshments
We're served, after which the guests r"-
turned to their homes, delighted with
the happy hours they had spent, Thos"
present were: Misses Jean Watson.
Marian Dean, Bessie Leonard, of Wa
verify; Harriet and Adallne llaslam,
Ruth Armstrong, Mabel White, Han
nah Decker, Margaret Andrews, Melis-
sa snyder. 3eulah Smith, Iva Tiffany,
Catharlne Carr, Ethel and Elsie shy
der, Aida ana Mildred Johnson, Geral-
dine Pratt, Helen SWapt@, Lillian Re-
bathan, Marjorie Stone, Lillian Heck
man, Mildred Parkton, Rachel Creary,
I.eonu Shoemaker, Hazel and Elhel
Osborne Master Howard and Ernest
Hickman, of Dalton.
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MOSCOW.

The members of the Woman's Relief
corps were pleasantly entertained al n
tea party. Wednesday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. ii. G. clouse. Among
those present We're: Mr., and Mrs. j.
IL. Hathrill Mrs. II. NJ. IIodgson, Mrs.
Stanley. Mrs. George Bortree, Mrs. r.
T.. Pelton, Mrs. Edward Van Brunt,
Mrs. q. S. Brown, Mrs. John Bennett,
Mrs. Henry George, Mrs. James Lee,
Mrs. George Cosler, Mrs. John Clouse,
Mrs. Summers, Miss Iona Sayre. Miss
Helen clouse. Masters Freddie and
Allen Clouse.
Mrs. Pults. who has been spending
several days at Green Grove, returned
home Thursday,
At the business meeting of the Ep-
worth league, Friday evening OF last
week, Miss Lizzie Megargle and Miss
Agnes Watts were elected delegates to
the sub-district. convention 10 be held
at Sterling, November 10,
Mrs. Holvey. of West Pittston. Was
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OLYpHANT

The funeral of the late Ben iamn u.
Winfield was held from the family
home. OH First street, Blakely, yester-
day morning at 8 o'clock. Rev. James
Hey. pastor of the Primitive Methodist
church. conducted the services. Appro-
pirate selections We're rendered by the
church choir. In conclusion, the re-
mains We're taken to Mill City, where
intelment was made. The pall-bearers
We're w. $. Williams, John Taylor.
Richard Evans. William Williams, w.
+. Jones and John Williams.
Miss Nellie Ryan has accepted a posi-
ton in Shapiro & Aronson's shoe store,
on Lackawanna street.
Regular Episcopal services will be
held In Edwards hall tomorrow after
noon at $50 o'clock. Rev. Il. ]. Haugh-
ton, of Dunmore, will have charge.
The fire committee of council on
Thursday evening awarded the contract
of 800 feet of hose for the Excelsior
Hose company to the Boston Woollen
Hose and Rubber company, at eighty
cents per foot. This was the lowest
price out OF three bids which were re-
ceived.
Rev. Jonathan Davis, of Forest City
will conduct the services in the Con-
gregational church tomorrow morning
and evening,
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The News of Carbonda1e.

The clergymen who assisted in the
solemn services were Rev. Or. Austin
Griffin. presiding elder Of The Wyom-
ing district Rev. W. l.. Thorp, of
Plymouth and l,cv. a. f. Chaffce.
Burial was made IN Maplewood ccno-
terry.
At the services Rev. w. j.. Thorp re-
viewed the life of the deceased, the
facts of which are covered In the fol-
lowing.
"Oresta L. l3urdick, wife of Rev.
William NJ. Hitler who died at Par
sons. Pa. Nov. o, was the daughter
Of William II. and Hannah Lewis Bur
dick. late of McDonoush, n. v. and
was born at Latham's Corners in Gull
ford, n. Y, oct. {, 1887. Her parents
moved to McDonough in 1871, and that
was the family home afterwards Till
their death. Mrs. Hitler was ut one
time Il student at oxford academy, and
later at Susquelanna seminary, in
Binghamton. where she became ac-
quainted with Rev. William NJ. Hitler
of the Wyoming conference. who was
also a student In that institution. They
were married Jan. II. 1867. in McDon-
oish. n. Y. Mr. Hitler having prev
louSlS .olntu tile newly bfStillI'l ENlN-
teenth New York battery of Light Ar
tillery. in whicI, he served during the
war of the rebellion.
at the close OF the war Mr.. Hitler
again took up his work in the ministry
under the Wyoming conference. and
has been since in active service. hav
ing served charges at Shepherds Creek,
Gilbcrtsrillc, Ijdmeston, Otcau. Coop
erstowu and Owego, in New York state
and at Athens, Ashley. Tunkhannock,
Carbondale. Susquehanna. Factoryville
ana Parsons in Pennsylvania He was
also four years presiding elder of the
Honcsdaln district while residing at
Carbondale.
Mrs. Hitler. during the many years
of their itinerancy, has always been
deeply interested and actively en-
gagged with her husband in the pastoral
work of the charge until the past few
months. when her failing health has
foreshadowed the end. and for some
weeks no hopes have been entertained
of her recovery.
Besides her husband. two sous and
one daughter survive her. Harry B.
and Fred b. Hitler. of Carbondale. and
Mary L.. wife OF DR.. Charles n. Skin
ner. of Port Jervis. She was u sister of
Mrs. Eber Jones. of oxford, y. y: Of
Lewis d. Burdick, of Mcponough. and
l.. w. Burdick, OF Chicago.
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TAYLOR.

The Archibald mine was Tie scene OF fatal
accident on THUS sday night, in which John Iimko.
Hungarian laborcr employed on the nieht
shift Was the victim. Timho, together with 4
fellow colntryman, was loading car when,
without Il minutes warning, large piece of top
rock fell. Timko WAS almost covered with the
fall, but his fellow workman was more fortunate,
he escaping with few bruises. Other min,rs
hurried To the unfortunate man, only 10 hnd his
llic extinct, They at once SGT 10 work and re-
moved the rock and brought the manSlcd
mains to the surface, where they were conveyed
in The company ambulance to his home wife
and two small children survive him.
The Anthracite CLEO club will tomorrow rclca,.e
the competitive selection, ''rhc pilGiim,' Chor-
u.s." ro he sung at the Providence ci'tcddtod cn
Thanksgiving d..
On Wednesday evening nest the grand fair md
festival al IA" American Protestant association
NJ. ll3, will open in Wcbc,'s rink, and vii,
continue ior the remainder oI the week. ir
ldngcncu,s log th" event have been under way
tor some time past There will bc i door prlo
given away each evening" The members ot the
above organization lopo that thc public Wilt
realize the worthy Cuu=c and lihvIdly pitronae
the event.
Tic erection of the n,w addition TO the illn.
tur store OF Noigcr 4 Powell is we'll under way
The employees OF the Delaware and Hudson Nos,
and = mines received their Wages for the latter
pant OF October yesterday,
Representatives. " Taylor lodgc No. 6ts, ludc-
pendent Order ol odd Fellows, attended the funr,
lal OF their deceased brother, John Il. Russell at
West scranton. ycstcldIv
The Taylor Silver 'ornct band /, making *.
tcusiyc prcparitions Ior their coming grand con.
pclt, 10 be held in WcbcrS rink on Dec. No.
Services tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal
N.i1l IR Il.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Mrs. George Harncy, former resi-
dent of Jermyn, died at her home at
Wilkes-i'arre yesterday after weeks
illness of heart trouble, Deceased was
born in Cornwall, England, forty-two
years ago, and came to this country
with her husband in 1852 They resid-
ed here until year ago when they
moved Ia Wilkes-Rarre. The an
nouncement of her death will be a pain
ful surprise tn her many friends in
Jermyn, She is survived by her hus-
band and three children. The funeral
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MOOSIC.

Mrs. Mary Burke passed peacefully
away at her home in South Moosic
Thursday evening about ) o'clock of
bronchial pneumonia. Her kind dispo-
sition won for her many friends. who
are deeply grieved. She is survived
by one daughter, Miss Lizzie, who has
the sympathy of the community. being
left without n father or mother or any
relatives. Her death is particularly
said one. Funeral announcement will
be made later.
The Intermediate society held lis
monthly business meeting in the Pres
bytcrian church last evening. lee
cream and cake We're served to the
members,
Sunday morning, Rev. &. Il. Henry,
of Taylor. viii exchange pulpits with
j. \, Bailey. In the evening" Or. Grit
lin, the presiding elder of the Wyo-
ming district, will occupy the pulpit
and administer the sacrament of the
Lords supper
Mrs. Jones, who resided with her
niece, Mrs. William frances. OF Green
wood, WAS found dead in bed Thurs
day night.
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"Dorie" Down in the Mouth.

Dorrancc Buckley Burdettc, CORES
pondcnt. Greenfield, called at The Trib-
unc Office yesterday. The Tribune man
expected the usual budget of news, but
"Dorie" seemed fearfully downcast. He
was so detected that the newspaper
man became II little concerned.
whats the matter Dorrance? Lost
your gun again." ventured The Trib-
une man.
"Ain't lost nothing" mumbled do
rie.' But ] can't write anything to-
day. I'm too down in the mouth over
the election. Hang it ALL"
Dorrance remained ten or fifteen
minutes, but he had nothing to reduce
to writing, nor could he be frightened.
He is such an ardent Republican tha t
no philosophy could make him re-
signed. He left with the promise To
furnish an article on the scarcity of
poultry for Thanksgiving.
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pECKvILLE.

Inc twentieth Century society held
their entertainment and oyster suppe,
"Wednesday evening, which was u de-
cidcd success. Mr.. Dwight Lathropo
kindly consented to look after the pro-
Sramme for the evening. which was as
follows: Piano solo, isabella Came
muller: vocal solo. Nellie lIoffccker:
reading. Myrtis Ritter: vocal solo,
Florence Taylor: recitation, Mildred
Shaffer: vocal solo. Mrs. Ernest Breish; /;
reading. Myrtis Ritter; vocal solo, Miss
Daisy Bell Hall; piano solo, Mr.. Will
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard, of North Main
avenue, entertained large number OF
young people at their home Thursday
evening, in honor of their guest, Mrs.
Lcdyard's sister. Miss Mason. of Color
ado. The evening was one of much
pleasure and the hours were very Gu
joyably spent by all the guests. Sing
ing, games, together with the serving
of refreshments. helped to complete the
pleasure of the occasion.
MI. John S. Thompson, of Stapleton.
Staten Island. n. Y. returned home
yesterday, after spending a few days
with relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. Van de Bogart, of First
street. Blakely. is entertaining her sis
ter. Mrs. a. j.. Rogers and children.
Leon and Mildred, of Hotel Oneonta,
Harvey's Lake.
Miss Daisy BELL Hall will organize
q vocal class Wednesday evening in
Ledyard hail. All the young people are
earnestly requested'to be present.
Miss Alice c. Moon has gone to Reed
city, Michigan. to stay some time
with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Park
hurst. who is sick.
Mrs. Harry Newton is seriously i'll at
her home on Main street.
A grand entertainment and lecture
will be given in the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening. Nov.
IL, 1901, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid society.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Kennedy. of
Niagara, Wayne county spent the fore
part of the week with their son, II. v.
Kennedy.
Presbyterian church--Rev. S. II. Moon.
d. d., pastor. Services Sunday at
1870 IA. IN. and p. III. Subject in the
morning, "rhe Promise Unfulfilled";
evening. THE Promise Fulfilled" All
welcome.
Peckville Baptist church-Rev. ]. ID.
Thomas, pastor. Services Sunday at
1870 a. IN. and Z p. m. Morning sub
iect. "Pauls Letter to the Galatians,
evening subject, Israel in Canaan"
Services in the Methodist Episcopa;
church on Sabbath will be as usual
and in charge of the pastor.
Rev. +. Gendall will preach at Gras-
sy Island chapel on Sabbath afternoon
at ) o'clock.
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A Delightful Affair.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hobart. who
were married recently, were given IA
happy surprise on Wednesday evening.
by the members of the Berean Baptist
church choir and the sunday school
classes taught by A. c. Purple and
n. w. Geary.
The delightful evening was passed
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Price,
on south Church street, mother OF the
bride. An an opportune moment dur
ing the evenings enjoyments, Rev. DR..
Whalen, on behalf of the guests. very
graciously presented Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
bart with IA handsome set of dishes.
Mr. Hobart warmly responded for him
self and overioyed wife. Several other
remembrances were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart.
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INTEREST INCREASES.
Carbondale Will Be Well Represent
ed at Nordica Concert.

There is Il steadily increasing inter-
est among Carbundalians in the Nine.
Nordica concert in Scranton, ON Thurs
day evening next, and there are new
evidences every day that the musical
ana society element of the town will he
out in force on the extraordinary oc-
casion of Nordica's coming.
In musical circles in Carbondale.
and by this is covered every quarter OF
the town. the prospects of the evening
are being variously discussed, and an
ticipationS are rife over the rare mu-
Steal feast in store.
Manager Hands wise thoughtfulness
in providing for patrons of the concert
from Carbondale is appreciated here,
as can be we'll inferred from the ap-
proving remarks that are heard.
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George T.. Giles made Il visit 10
Scranton last evening.
Hon. John H. Fellows, of Scranton,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. B. C.. Guerin, of Norristown, n.
j., is visiting in Carbondale
Prof. Joseph +. White, of Forest
City, made Il pleasant call in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Donaldson, who has been
Il guest at the home Of n. II. Hitler, re-
turned last night over the Erie to her
home in Chicago.
Miss Mabel Shepherd, of Scranton,
returned home yesterday, after visit
with her aunt. Mrs. o. d. Shepherd
in the Anthracite building.
II, a. Mccarthy, Susquehanna; j.
+, Carroll Elmra, N Y; J. II. Keller
Thomas Murray and L. r. Faulkner
of Scranton. :. A, Hulsted, Elkdale,
and John J. kearney, of Wilkes Barre,
were at the Harrison house yesterday.
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evening, decided to turn out In full
uniform on Sunday to attend the flu
neral of their late brother, VIII G..
Graves. They will leave the hose
house promptly ut noon.
Frank Cuda. Of Edgerton, died in the
Emergency hospital at Carbondale
yesterday.
The condition of Bernicc, the little
daughter of Mrs. Mains. of Main street.
who Is suffering from pneumonia and
peritonitis Is regarded as very critical
and the outcome Is being watched with
much anxiety.
AT the Baptist church tomorrow
morning Rev. Maynard II. Thompson.
pastor. Will preach on Receiving Ac-
cording to Faith and In the evening
on the Power and Influence of the
Bible
Tonight will be the best as we'll ms
the last night of the Artesian Hose
company's fair
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Woodmen Hold a Smoker.

The members of Crystal camp, Wood
men of the World, had an enjoyable
time last eening, when IL smoker was
held in the rooms on Salem avenue
The social time followed the business
meeting. at which seven candidates
were introduced.
Among the visiting Woodmen were
Cecil c. Manner and Edward Baitly,
OF Forest City.
Crystal camp is in II happily pros.
porous condition, and has achieved an
exceptional record for II new ortler.
Elm camp of Woodmen, of Forest
City, held an enjoyable affair on
Thursday evening. The camp is like
wise prospecting, gaining new candi-
dates at nearly every meeting.
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YOUNG WOMANH00D.
How Often it is Made Miserable bv
the Lack of Proper Advice at Just
the Right Time.

This picture tells its ssterly affection.
just budding into womanood has suffered greatly with rrri
ares and menstrual difficulties which the life voting
Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound always be relied
restore health
for the forms of female complaints airing feeling
weak back falling and displacement of the womb inflammation of the
oVaeS all troubles issove
mors from the uterus in the early stage development checks
tendency
prostraon, and tones up the entire female system
Mrs Pinkham especially invites young
their sickness She has made thousands
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"Our Possessions in Jesus Evening
service at o'clock: subject. ''Thc God
of Elijah" The choir, under the leader
ship of Mr.. Renjamin will render sew
eral anthems at both services.
John jackson, of Maple street. is
spending IL couple of days in the coun-
try hunting.
George Decker has returned home,
after spending IL couple of weeks in
New Jersey.
James Cook is seriously i'll at his
home. on Main street.
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entertained by Mrs. NJ W. Vaughn on

entertained by Mrs. NJ. W. Vaughn on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Ernest Miller and Miss Alice
Eschelnar, both of this place, We're
married in Scranton, Wednesday,
Mrs. +. +. Gardner was IL Scranton
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Ellen McWade and Mrs. Griffin,
of Scranton, are visiting relatives here.
a number of people from this place
attended the funeral of Mrs. George
Shawl, which was held at Daleville,
Thursday morning.
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Grateful It's Not Bucoljc.

"rhn Carbondale representative OF
the Scranton Tribune devoted nearly
two columns to the game and the re-
port was written in ha same hyper
bolical style as were his articles on the
Waymart detective and constable.
Further comment is unnecessary -
Wayne Independent.
Thanks, Brother Ross, for the COM
pliment you have unwittingly bestowed.
The Tribune man is flattered that his
style is even hyperbolcaI. and is cN-
Cecdingly grateful that is not bucolic
such as he finds in the Independent
of the Chestnut borough.
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as the opening event of the social sea-
son in Carbondale, and from the ar
ransements that have been made and
the acceptances that have been te-
ceiNed the affair will undoubtedly
reach this distinction. The hall will
be decorated in manner betting the
occasion and the dance music will in
c!ude all the latest numbers that have
made a popular hit
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Insurance Men Smoke.

The local staff of the Metropolitan
company had d business meeting and
smoker in the offices in the Burke
building last evening. The guest of
the evening was \. l.. Avery, of Scran-
ton. superintendent of this district.
Addresses We're made by Mr. Avery
and Assistant Sunerintendents Naylor
and Jones and other representatives of
the company.
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A Slight Cave-in.

y slight cave-in occurred near the
Stone bottlnS works in Chiles yester-
day. The cavc-in was in the vicinity
of the street car tracks and caused a
depression OF both rails The men in
charge Of the street cars being run to
this city did not consider it safe to
run over the cave, and as Il result no
cars We're run through this city.
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Funeral Services.

The remains of the late Edward Nc
Dermott, who met II tragic death while
at work in Coal Brook breaker. wore
laid To rest in st. Rose cemetery yes
terday afternoon The cortegc was
large one. all the deceascd's fellow
workers attending in II body. Services
in ST. Rose church We're in charge of
tcV. q, Dixon.
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Mrs. Killers Funeral.

The last services over Mrs. Oresta
Hitler wife OF Rev, William liiIle,,
pastor OF the Methodist church at Par
sons, took place in the Carbondale
Methodist church, commencing ct 2.2O
O'Clock, Immediately after the deceased
reached the city over the Delaware
ana Hudson road.
The services We're attended BY nu-
merous Carbondale friends of the do
ceased. who became attached to her
during her residence here, while her
husband filled the Methodist pulpit.
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for the making of cider by II. Sickler
In 1899. The bill was for 666 gallons of
cider made from the apples on the
farm.
On motion. warrant was drawn UP
in favor OF the boards attorney on his
salary. After ordering the payment of
several bills, the board adjourned.
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st. Paul's Lutheran Church.

r. Ehrlngcr. pastor. Twenty-third
Sunday in Trinity. Sabbath school.
$50 a. M; services, 1890 d. m. ami
versary of the birth of Martin Luther.
Subject OF sermon, "Our Duties and
Obligations-First. to God. the SUI
prcne ruler OF the heavens and the
earth: second, TO the secular rulers
of the world"-from Gospel, st. Matt.
XXii 1922. All are cordially invited.
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New York. Ontario and Western.

SrVI. II, TVJI
TraDs leave Clrhcndalc tor sclanton at "oo a.
H.: loo u. N.
sunday trains At 100 a. m; COS r. NJ.
Trains leave CarhUndlG Tor points no',h az
lilo u. N. On sunday at 90 Il. NJ. ita"'
,aviug at II. 10 n. IN. week days and O.lO u: III
Sundays make connections for New York, corn
WALL etc.
Trains ariilc from Scranton a. 1i.lO Il, M nIo
J.. M. iron, points north, 100 y. IN. Hu'di''
nom SuIauto,l AZ plo a. m. aud ,.ii p M
II m ,adosia at 6.Ui p. Ill.
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Summoned to Nebraska,

Harry Dolph, Of this city, left last
night over the Erie for NORTH Platte.
Nebraska. whittier he was summoned
by a telegram apprising him of the
dying condition of his mother, a. her
home in that place.
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THE PEOPLES EXCHANGE
.~s--.,. 49, - - ','~'' -
NANrED-.A good girl middle age preferred IN
OF Mrs. William Bingham 30 Dunlah street.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.

Tiairs will leave Carbontalc at city station as
Follows: ~
For Scranton and Wilkes Barrc--G06, ,.W, sW.
Dol, 1901, 1l2l a. m; 12.iB. Las, 2.1i, "oo,
50j, 200. 1901. 1O,i1 =. M
sunday trains leave at 500 1i2i u M; 1.l6
2Id $50. 500 T.. H.
For AlbaNv, Saratoga, Montreal, Boston. New
England points, etc, 100 IL m: hj3 u H.
,daily)
For Lake Lodorc, WUypart, aud llohcsdalo'
S22. llOj a. n. 35I G.l3 y. m.
sunday trains leave Lakr fodorr NaNmd't
and Iloncsdalc at go a. M: 1.30 iia T.: n
Trains arrive at Caihoudalc from Wilkcs'bn'Ie
aud scranton as follows: d1d. Sa1. 80, No. W
q. M; l2.3,. 2.Oj 323, LIS. Cos, GOi e.3l VOL.
1I5i y. M: lh3 n. ~. ,,,
sunday trains arrive at o,&7 u. IN; 10 3d.
as. 6.2', 1l&o y. M 49,,
sunday trains arrive at t,tboudaic iron! ia.s
1.1dotc WaInart and iioncsdalc at l2''' i'io
and ,.,iJ IL. IN.