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THE SOTIANTON TUrBUNB-8ATURDA.Y AlORNTN-Gr. SEPfEMBEIt 4, 1SJ7. Pennsylvania news. SOFT COAL MINERS STILL DETERMINED Will Not Go Dock on Offered. the Terms THE ACTION OF COL RGND'S MEN Will Accept No Hato llxccpt 0 Cents and Will Not Work for Tltnt l'rlco Unless Alt Other -Mines Do tlio anijic---i:xcltomcnt nt Chestnut Il'ldge Mine. PlttsburfT, Sent. 3. Colonel Itond'B miners nt McDonald, Ph., wll not ko back nt the terms offered by him yes terday. Th committee npiiofrilcd to present tnis ultimatum to the men re ported today that meetings were held last night and It wns decided to in cept no into exceiit e!) cents and not to work for that pilco unlcws all other mines do the jnme. Tim mlneis nnd their committee were unanimous In thK and say that all tall; of going to work on any other basU Is useless. Nothing has let been received hcie from Columbus m.d both opeiatols and miners are nt sen. There seems to be great doubt of settlement on ac count of the nland by the mlneis' of ficials. The rperators say they will not pay the C cent into and will go nliwii with their nir.ingemcnt3 to stmt the mines with new men Grcve City, Sept. 3 A great deal of excitement v as cnused hero yesterday by the teprrt that Poles employed to fill the stt Iking miners' places at the Chestnut P.ldge mine- vwio being held there against their will nnd were com pelled to woik at the point of a lltle and were threatened with dentil If they nttemptid to leae One of the Pohs managed to elude the vigilance of the guards, nnd tells a tale that Is causdng a great deal of Indignation among the etiikers, among other thlnirs saying that up to the time of his ccape yester day he had received nothing to cat but one sllte of biead. lie was taken in charge by the strikers who took liliu to Mcrrer todny and pnteied proceed ings ngalnst the manager of the mine. Sliikcis numbeilng between COO and 100, and bended by the Golden Hagle band, last night marched to the Chestnut Ridge mine aJid made a demonstiatlon. Another match Is billed for tonight. Dubois, Se pt. 3. The striking miners' meeting heie today was uneventful and for one day neither operators nor min ers have made any Impoitant move ment. Beech Tree, the only mine of tha Jelferson nnd Clearfield company that Is working, will not be disturbed by the stilkcrs It Is said to be well worked out and only about twenty cars per day are shipped from that mine. FIGHT GROWS WARMER. Lively Sessions Ahead fort ho Jr. O. U. A. .11. Hairlsburg, Sept. 3. The Junior Or der United American Mechanics' light for state council secretary In Pennsyl vania Is sald by members of the order to be getting warmer every day. The piesent Incumbent, Edward Deemer, of Philadelphia, who Is being opposed by Charles N. Ilaymond, of Lancaster, the tvcII lsnovvn past state councillor upon the platform of i eduction of ex penses In per capita tax and the aboli tion of unnecessaiy slnecuics In the order, Is said to be considering the ad visability of conceding the claims of the opposition to him, and dispensing with his salaried clerk. Many of the councils throughout the state hao been complaining of the high rate of taxation, and have In structed their delegates to tno state council, which meets In Altoona, Sept. 21, to rote for a reduction nil along the line. FLEECED BY THE LAMBS. , llomarkable Itise in Stocks Causes llrokcrs to I'nil. Philadelphia, Sept 3 A. C. Chatt- man, Jr.. & Co, brokers, made- an as signment this morning before the open ing of the stock maiket, to Eugene Raymond, an attorney. The liabilities kjul assets are not known. The failure was caused by the ro- fmarkable rise in the stock market dur ing, the past month ,Thp Qtrh had five offices in this city, .and ;al3d;had branch offices In Potts-'-vtlle; York, Trenton, Atlantic City, Heading and Baltimore. Assignee Ilaymond has taken charge of the lousiness. A TRAGEDY OF THE CANAL. fllnn Weighted Down with Stone round in tho Writer. Dnylestown, Sept. T Weighted down with fifty pounds of stontR tied up In a shirt, the sloives of which vvero tied about his body, an unknown man evidently a victim of either murder or suicide was found in tho canal near PILL fllu)ays Reliable, Piirely Uegefable Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strengthen Itadway's Pills for tho cure of all disorders of the stomach, Bowels, Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous Dlseuses, 1)1,:. zlness. Vertigo, Costlveness, Piles. SICK HEADACHE, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, v BILIOUSNESS, 'NDIOESTION, DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, ALL DISORDERS OF THE LIVER Observo the follow Ing- symptoms, result ing from diseases of the digestive organs: Constipation, Inward piles, fullness of u'.ood fn tho head, acidity of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust of food, full ness of weigh: of the stomach, sour eru3 tatlons, sinking or fluttering of tho heart, choking or suffocating sensations when In a lying posture, dimness of vision, dots or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain In the head, deficiency of perspira tion, yellowness of the skin and eyes, pain In tho side, chest, limbs and sudden flush. es of heat, burning la tho flesh A few doses of It AD WAY'S PIM,s w free the system of all tho above named .disorders. Price 35c per box, Sold by Druggists or sent by mail. Send to.Dr. IIADWAY & CO., Lock Bjx SCf. New York, for Hook of Advice, "8 Narrow svllle, Nocknmlxon township, yesteidTy. Hu had cvdontly Iiecn In tho water several weeks. The unknown man, who was evident ly nbotlt 35 or 40 years old, had sandy hair, moustache nnd light chin whisk cis, and on his right arm was tattooed a butterfly, nn arm, n hammer, an nnvll and a sledge, while the left arm bore the flguro of n woman leaning on n. pedcstnl. The man wns well dressed and had bruises on his face and elbow. PENNSYLVANIA ENTERPRISES. Finns for New I'nssongcr nnd I'rcicht Station nt Pittsburg. Philadelphia, Sept. 3. Tho Pennsyl vania P.allroad company will soon take up the plans for a new passenger nnd fi eight station at Plttsbmg. It appears that theio aie n number of difficulties In tho way, owing to tho various brunches that leave tho station. A3 vet there lias been no plnn! submitted that have met with the upptovnl of the officers. There Is to bo a new station at Pitts butg, tut just where It will be located has baldly been decided upon. That It will 1)0 near the present one is an nsured fact, but ome bcllcc that It will bo fuithcr cast. SKULL WAS FRACTURED. Alon.o Ilouscr, of Purvcn, ."Uct witli tho Above Accident. Special to the Scranton Tilbunc. Plymouth, Pa., Sept 3 In loundlng a curve ut Plj mouth bridge tonight Alonzo Ilouser, of Durea, wns thrown from the foot board of a street car upon a pile of .stones and receled In juries consisting of a fractured skull, bad bruises and several deep cuts. IIo was taken to tho IVllkes-Barre hos pital, where It was stated that his re covery was doubtful Ilousei, accompanied by his wife and two children, were enjojlng a tiolley ride with a party of friends to Ply mouth fiom Duryca It was while re turning that the accident occuircd. FORTUNE HINGES ON THE BIBLE. And a I ly I.ctil of tho Old Hook Has Iieen Torn Out. Allentown, Sept. 3. Tho Weavers and YVebeis of this section are ttylng to scenic a supposed foitune In Holland. An old German bible, in which the family record was k'nt, has been se emed, but an examination showed that the part most wanted hns been torn out, so other mans will be resorted to to establish their claim. PURSUED BY THE HUSBAND. York, Sept. 3 John Decker and Mrs. Frank Lane, clopets from Canlsto, X. Y, were puisued to Yoik by an Irate husband nnd nt the Instance of tho husband ariested by tho police today. Decker was formeily a boarder In the Lane family. Matters weio adjusted by Mrs. Lane returning home with her husband and leaving Decker stranded here. LARGE MILL BURNED. Wcllsboro, Sept. 3. Tho large saw mill at Marsh Creek, on tho Pino Creek railway, owned by 11. Matson & Son, was burned today with all the lumber in tho yards. Tho loss Is about $20,000, with nn Insurance of only $3,000 on the property, It is supposed tho fire start ed from a spark In tho mill as It was In operation jesterday. Dentil ot Judge N cldmnn. Pottsville, Sept. 3 Judge Mason Weldman, of the common pleas court, died this afternoon of kidney ttoubles, aged 53 years. The ajcea&ed was elect ed In 1S93 for a ten- ear term, having pievlously served one year by appoint ment to succeed Judge Green. COURSE AND PADDOCK. Trlnco of India will glvo Baron Wilkin another 213 peiicrmer this year. Itock Farm Prlr.ce, anotl or by Clon more 2.21, has taken a record ot 2 lOij Tho llttlo stallion BIsmaick 2.1J', never made a break in his woik or races. Praytell .has been turned over to Joh.i Dickiison. Last week ho stepped a half in 1 01. Jcsslo MoEwcn 2.12U adds the eighth namo to MoEwen's list of 2 1 j peifoimers. Paiagou by Stoim King, who mado a trotting jecoid of 2.13' In IsM, took a. record of 2.10 at the puce last week. W. .1. Andrews, who has been seriously 111 nt Poughkeepsle, Is improving, but will not bo seen In the sulkv uguln this jear. At Toledo, Ohio, W II. Morehouse le duced tho woild's team lecord en a halt irllo track from 2.10'i to 210. Major P. P. Johnston, president of tho National Trotting association, has chang ed tho sentenco of expulsion against Col. onel It. C. Stouer and Oakland Baron to a flue of $500. Tho fine was promptly paid. John It Gentri's record of SOJ, made at Tcrro Haute, in 1S3I, Is still the fastest for a flve- ear-old pacing stallion. Tho nearest nppioich to his record vvus Plan et's 2.01'j at lteadvillo on Monday. As a three- ear-old Zombro was ono of the gieatest colts of his age. Last jear he was completely out of form, but a mllo In 211li In a winning lace In Call, fori la shows thit ho has turned into a prettj fair flv e-j ear-old Two-Minute Farm has Just taken up a beautiful filly by Russia, out of Maggie Patrhcn, dam of Plutono 2.23V1. This filly Is ollglblo to the Produce stakes to bo Judged ut tho coming National Horse show In New York and she has been tak en up to bo prepaied for tho exhibition Mlvs Delta. 1'ox, whoso lecord of 2 ll'i at the Do roll meeting Is the fastest of tho season for a threo-j ear-old filly, Is at tho Forest City Farm nnd will not stait again until the Lexington meeting, where she will probably tako tho woid in the llch Kentucky Futurity. Dlicctum worked a mile In 2.1C4 and a half In 1.0J last week. Ho finished .ho last (matter in 31'i seconds with all tho flio which marked lis finishes as u. foui- ear-old and os he continues to go sojnd, the ehnuces nro that he will bo seen In a n co against tho f rce-ror-allers before biiow falls Tho voung driver, Will Caton, who vvts suspended from the Russian turr tor striking a natlvo with a whip after hiv ing been Insulted, has gone to Vienna with three horses to campaign. They aro Vol. ley Queen, Monctto and Passo Rose, tho last named being tho fast son of Patron. Tha stallion Prlnco Warwick, which Jr rln HIckok sold to the Austiian govern ment. Id tha slro of tho filly Cloopatia, ono of tho greatest threo-year-olds whUli ever appeared In Europe, She has won thrco races and a Eecond money out of four starts, including tho Derby trial and Oak stakes at Moscow. Tho last named event brought to her oner 11,000. Ningnrn Outdoiio, A Scotchman was taken by nn Ameri can fliend to visit Niagara Fulls. Al ready his feelings as a patriot had. been u llttlo frosted liy the persistent blowing of Ids conductor on the greatness of things American. "Did you over behold anything bo wonderful as that?" asked the guide. "Ay, man. at Peebles, I saw a peacock wl' a wudden leg." was the unexpected reply.-JIousehold Words. KEPUBLICAN tCOUNTY CONVENTION. In pursuance of a resolution ot tha Re publican County Committee adopted at u regular meeting held on Eatuidoy, August 21, 1897, tho county convention will bo held on Tuesday, tho 7th day of September, A. D. 1837, at 10 a. m In the Court House. Scranton, for tho puiposo of placing In nomination candidates for tho following offices to be voted for at the next general election, on Tuesday, November 2, H37, to vvlf Ono candidate for Sheriff. One candidate for Prothonotary. One candidate for Treasurer. Ono candidate for Clerk of tho Courts. One candidate for District Attorney. Ono candldato for Recordor of Deeds. Ono candldato for Register of Wills. Ono cundldato for Jury Commissioner. Vlgllanco committees will hold delegate elections on Saturday, September 4, A. D. 1897, between the hours ot 4 and 7 p. m. They will glvo nt least two davs' pub. lie notice of tho time and place for hold ing said elections. Each election district shall elect nt tho said delegate elections two qunllllcd per sons to servo as vigilance committee for ore en". whose names shall bo certified to on tho ctedentlals of delegates to tho county convention. Tho representation of delegates to tho said county convention Is based upon tho voto cast nt the last preceding Stalo election for Hon. William McKlnley. Re publican candidate for president of the United Stites, ho being tho highest of ficer voted for at said Stnte election. Under this rulo tho several districts aro entitled to representation as follows, to wit: No. of No. of votes delc ArchbaM cast, gates 1st ward, 1st district 11 2 1st ward, 2d district 74 1 2d ward 37 1 3d ward $5 1 Ronton IIS 2 Blnkely 1st district 17S 2 2d district 217 3 3d district 133 2 Carbondal township Northwest district 3(5 1 Northeast district 19 1 Carbondale Cltv 1st ward, 1st district 311 4 1st ward, 3d d strict 120 2 2d ward, 1st district SI 1 2d ward, 2d district 83 1 2d ward. 3d district 3S 1 3d ward, 1st ulstrlct 120 2 3d waul, 21 district 130 2 3d ward, 3d district 17 1 3d ward. 4th district 1C1 2 4th ward, 1st district it 1 4th ward, 2d district 17 1 4th ward, 3d district 1" 1 5th ward, 1st district 215 3 Gth waul, 2d district 33 1 6th wurd, 1st district 2(iS 3 Cth ward. 2d olstrlct 12 1 Clifton 23 1 Covington P3 1 Dnlton 133 2 Dlckf-on City 1st ward 110 2 2d waul Ill 2 3d ward Ill 2 Dunmore 1st waul. 1st dlstilct 131 2 lt v ard, 2d. district 41 1 2d ward, 1st district O 1 2d ward. 2d district SO 1 3d ward, 1st district 41 1 3d ward, 2d district 1DJ 2 3d ward, 3d district 112 2 4th ward 23 1 5th ward 15 1 rth ward, 1st district 1C1 2 Cth ward, 2d district 1S7 2 Ulmhurst 51 1 Fell township 1st district 43 1 2d district 57 1 ai district 63 1 4th district 49 i Glcnburn C4 1 Gouldsboro it 1 Greenfield 120 2 Jefferson t3 s 1 Jcrmj n 1st dlstilct 14C 2 2d district 123 2 3d district 60 1 Lackawanna township South district 29 1 West district 212 3 Fast district S 0 Northeast district 107 2 Southwest district 40 1 La Plume 21 1 Lehigh 19 1 Madison 1C0 2 MavflcU 200 2 Newton 117 2 North Ablngton -IS 1 Old Force- 1st district 278 3 2(1 district 15 1 4th district 232 3 Oljphant 1st ward 31 1 2d ward 1S3 2 Sd ward, 1st district 61 1 .'d ward, 2d district 31 1 4th word 121 2 Ransom 1st district S3 1 2d district 20 1 Roaring Utook 19 1 Scott 2uS 3 Scranton 1st ward, 1st district 263 3 1st ward, 2d district 140 2 1st ward, 3d dlstilct va 2 1st ward, 4th district 131 2 1st ward, 5th district lit 2 2d ward, 1st district 2UI 3 2d ward, 2d district 2s3 3 2d ward, 3d district 1)3 2 2d ward, 4th district 03 1 2d ward, 5th district .U 1 3d ward, lst district 20 1 3d wurd, 2d district 33 1 1th ward, 1st district 172 2 4th ward, 2d district 2lt 3 4th ward, 3d district 201. 3 4th ward, 4th district ,.. 312 4 3th ward, 1st district 221 3 6th ward, 2d district 230 3 6th ward, 3d district 217 3 6th ward, 4th dletrlct 221 3 Cth ward, 1st district 40 1 Cth ward, 2d district 30 1 cth waul, 3d clistrlct 240 3 7th wird, 1st district Jj 1 7th ward, 2d district 10 1 7th ward, 3d district 59 1 8th ward, 1st dlstilct 157 2 Sth ward, 2d dlbtrlct 200 2 9th ward, 1st district 272 3 9th ward, 2d district 22.1 3 9th ward, 3d district 235 3 10th ward 29J 3 11th ward, 1st district 232 3 11th w.ud, 2d district 17, 2 11th ward, 3d district 107 2 12th ward, 1st district 61 1 12th ward, 2d district 27 1 13th ward. 1st dlstilct 193 2 13th ward, 2d district 2SS 3 13th ward, 3d district 209 3 11th ward, 1st district IDS 2 11th ward, 2d district 171 2 15th ward, 1st c'lstrlct .... 293 3 15th vvaid, 2d district 222 3 10th ward, 1st district 229 s 10th ward, 2d district 238 3 17th waid, 1st district 330 4 17th ward, 2d c'lstrlct 419 6 18th ward 130 2 19th ward, 1st district 201 3 19th ward, 2d district 130 2 19th wcrd. 3d district ..... 149 2 19th ward. 1th district 103 2 20th ward, 1st district lit 2 20th ward, 2d district 109 a 20th ward, 3d district 3'. 1 20th ward, 4th district 71 1 21st ward, 1st district .... 93 1 21st ward, 2d alslrlc' .... 130 2 South Ablngton 233 3 Spring Brook 70 1 Ta lor 1st ward in 2 24 ward i;i 2 3d ward nt 2 4th vard 1 Sth ward ci 1 Throop 8i 1 Wnverly fa 1 West Ablngton : 45 1 Wlnton- 1st ward 60 1 2d ward , 3s 1 3d ward 43 1 271 JOHN II. THOMAS, Attest; Chairman. J. E. WATKINS, Secretary, r.lucldiitcd. "Why does every ono watch a newly married couple?" Slnglo people watch them becauso thoy oxpect to seo sonio love-making, nnd mauled people becaus--they cxppct to see u cjuoirtl." l'uck. KemMo Curo Is Indeed noon 10 vrnmanKlml. hat tired for II tie. y ft 1ns In bark and loins quickly relieve I. lunyoii's Remedies, n "" I I - r ' scparnto curo for each ' l-" dlxtiise, for salo nt nil dtugitlst. When In feiviale: i,.?r,1Vnrjlo0n.!0 confidence, to litm Arch Street, l'lilladel plilu, l'n, for fieo medical advice. PLCKVILLL". I'Imer AV. Roberts, ono of our lend ing merchants here, nnd Miss Ola Ken nedy, of Benton, wero united in holy matrimony by tho How Mr. Watklns at tho Baptist parsonago nt Factory vlllo last Wednesday ut high noon. They left for, Scranton nnd took the train for Niagara Falls, New York city nnd other points of Interest, and will enjoy a two weeks.' wedding tour. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts on their teturn will make their homo for n short time with Mr. nnd Mrs. George W. Roberts, on Hlckoiy street. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts nre young people, highly esteemed, and a host of friends wish them a prosper ous Journey through life. 9. M. Rogers had a vnluablo Jersey cow killed by tho gravity cars at tho foot of Plane n yesterday afternoon. Misses Minnie and Ihnma Hvnns, of Hast PIttston, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Z. P. Tlnklepnugh. Tho Women's Christian Temperance union held a meeting at the home of Mrs. S. F. White lust Thursday after noon and elected the following officers for the coining year: President, Mrs. William Qudd; first vice-president, Mrs. George Stevens; second vice-president, Mrs. 1:. L. Craig; secretary, Mrs. Clem Crnlg; corresponding secretary, Mis. Jennie Frcar, treasuier. Mis. William Page. Tho following delegates were appointed to attend the county conven tion nt Dalton on the lBth and 16th of this month: Mrs William lludd, Mrs. George Stevens and Mrs. U H. Barber. Services tomorrow ns usual In the Methodist Lplscopal church. Preach ing by the pastor, Rev. S. C. Slmpkins, nt 10.30 a. m. nnd 7.30 p. in. Theme for morning, "The Sufficiency of Christ's Revelation" Evening sermon to tho young people, theme, "Wedded to Ilvil." Sundnj school at 2.30; Epworth league at 0 30 p. m. All will receive a cordial w elcome. CLARK'S SUMMIT. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ross and Mrs. William Barnum and children will at tend the Finch family icunlon at Ben ton today. Tills. Thomas Norton was taken se riously 111 at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Page, on Tuesday Inst. Mr and Mis D H Bell are spend ing a few weeks In Maryland. The Ji'isses McMukln, of Philadel phia, are visiting Mrs. John King. List of letteis remaining uncalled for nt the Clark's Summit postolllcc, Sept. 1, 1897- Mr. II. H. Davis, J Ev nns, esq , Mls Adn FIsk, J. S. Free man. S. L. Gathercolo. Mrs. John lleeny. Mis. Mary Hamilton, Mr. C. S. Messenger, Geoige Nash, Mrs. George Tone Mrs George P Myers and Mrs Eu gene Mvers returned homo on Satur day last from a few days' visit with fi lends In West Nicholson It Pays to Make Your Wants Known in T1IL TUI1JUNC WANT Columns. Quick Hctnriis for Little Money Is the Lxperi ence of All Who Have Tested This reuturc of The Tribune. TRY IT S3 Replies Were Received Yesterday. II LLP WANTED MALES. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. iT7ANTi:n kinponniih.k disi linn tors: Sio per l.ouo; inrtlc-nlars nnd samples, ioe. ( KINCBNT (.'HllMlt'Al, CO., (Stat. 11) .Moutuuubt., Chicago. AVANTHD-A GOOD MAN IN LIVRItY " htnblo who can elvo llrst-cl iss lefei ences. Address l.IVKUY, 'tribune olllce. UK VIS I OR NKW MOT, l'lILY "lIOUhK hold Maculae; 50 cents n jcai; r per cent, eiisli romnilstlnn; write immediate!. AMi:it!CAN WOMK.V, Wilmington, Del. A ai:.vrs-wi: start you ixIii'sixrss t without eapltal, cometblng usedlnevery famllj; ugrcat 1 hum a for nn in 111 willing to work. A. NI1.1.UN, Cincinnati, O. wavii:d-vii:n -io cy.nv-, j-oii 11 lust Kelllii!: 'J.Vcent urtlilu that unv. ono cnu sell tout can sell an tiling. (I, Dime Hunk. Room WANTUD AGi;NT.S-S7.- PRIl MONTH nnd expenses paid uctlvo men If rlu'ht; f:oods koUI by samplo onlv; samples, also ioie nnd rnrriugc furnished I IIKW Ad dusa JOlillUUllox 5tU)H, Hoatoti, Muss. QAl.KSMBN SCHOOt.SUl'l'Mhs; COUN n tiy wnil;; SlOl) R'vlnry moiituly. with libcrul additional eommlsilons. It. O. LVAXHiVCO., Chicago. VrANTi:D-AN IDBA. WHOCANTHINK i of home simple thins to patent." Pro. tect your Ideas, theytniiy lirlng veui wealth. Write JOHN WIJDbr.lliiUl.N A CO, Dept. C. 'Jit, I'utent Attorneys, Washington, 1). 1'., for their $lHUO prlzo ollor uud list of 1,000 Inventions vwiuttcl WANTED-ASAGRNTIN UVRItY .SEC tlon tocauvus, Sl.OOto S1.00 a diy made; sells nt sight; also u mun to sell htnplo Goods to deule rs bent sldo lino S.7.1 a month; (ulnrj or lingo commission niude, cvpcilenco uunecessur). Clifton Soup and iluuuluctur. ng Conipanj, Cincinnati, O. 7AN1UD - WHLIMCNOWN MaVIn l every town to KilIcU Mock subscrip tions; uinonopoli; blc mono) forugeuts; ng e upltul icqulred. VA)W VltD C. FIsjll d. CO., lloielen lllock, Chicago", 111. 11 i:li WANTEn-rn.u ales. Advs. Under This Mead One Cent a Ward. WwNTi;i)-Minm,i: aoi:d coi.oukd woman for gcnernl housework, good cook, to sleep home nlghtx. 118 Mlllllnuvc. ANTKl)-Tvoi:xi'Kun;.ci:nKTi77r: nalesladlen; cu'l ut once, none hut o. peilcni'Cd need upplv. MYI.lt DAVIDOW, !IU7 I.ucknwunnu avenue. LAUIKS-f MAKE lliaWAl!i:S DOING plcucnnt homo work, and "111 glndl nund full particulars to nil sending 'J cent Mump. M1S.-JM. A.bl'ClHUrva, Lumence. Mich. W7ANTKD-LADY AClKNTtf IN HCKAN. ton to sell uud Introduce 811) dei'8 inte Icing; experleneeileunvnsserprcfericd; work permunciit nnd very profitable. Wrlto for purilculiirH nt once nnd get benefit of holiday liudu. T.H.SNYDKK A CO, Cincinnati. O. WANTED IMMIIDIATEIA'-TWOIINEK. 11 getlo Fnlcswomcn to represent us. Guaranteed SO u day without Interfering with other duties. lUultliful occupation. Write lor puilliulnm, encloslni; namo, MANGO CHEMIUAU COMPANY No. 7U Juhn Mreet, Now York. AS'! RO LOGY. Adv. Under This Head One Cent a Word. AHTIIOI.OGY, Kl'LL HOROSCOPE; truthful predictions; prospects coming veur und nueHtlem unswered uny subject, Bl.OO; send birth dnte. I'llOP. AltAUAIN, ao'J Eust flfltli ht., Now York. WANTLD-TO KENT. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. HOUHE WANTED-l'ltOM OCTOIIER 1. not less than 10 room, Improvements; Address, glv lug locution, UEAItEIt, lilbtiuo ottlcc. MGNYON'S 5' CONNOLLY & WALLACE REHOVAL SALE SPECIALS For Saturday and flonday. m Ottr T nrlioo' V li JVfcV4-fJ nrs. .t-hntrrm nt , , J5SW53C Bovs' Cnst-Iron ... 1 7 T, 1 (, ltivciy last uiacK; ana checks, worm )) I Turkish Towels at 20c each. Turkish Wash Cloths at 5c each. Linen Huck Towels at 2 for 25c. Table Linens and Nap. kins at Removal Sale prices. I If Our Domet Blankets at 45c. Our Heavy Fleeced Blankets at $1.25. Our all-wool 4 lb. Blanket at $3.00, and the best value; in Kuotted Silkoliue Comforts ever shown in Scranton. 1 I 1 It's a splendid time for you to visit this department if you want the best bargains ever shown in this line of goods: Skirts, Drawers, Chemise, Corset Covers, Night Gowns, at the most extra ordinary low prices ever quoted for first-class goods. CONNOLLY AGUNTS WANT12I). A OKN rs- VHTICI.E STAPLE, NEW AND i novel; perceptible nieilts nnd ureatde nmnd. iiiakus (inlok kiUh. Address W. 11. K MT'tj'll., D.ivcnport, lovvn. TIIKSKWPIIOCESS WIN'OOW V.'AsII- X er; water tunic, hpoiuto and runlier div er combined; nuntH llltO-..,Uleetund, O. vuntud. KIElEtt AA'E DON'T WANT HOYS Oil LOAEEHS tovrltous; tint men of nhllltv small incnns; S'.'OO to tjr.oti per month, nil niv or rominlssion, to M.itonirtntM nnd crn e-ral manaserx. ltCINE HUE ENGINE CO , Ltd. Itaelne, Win. r'-I.ONDIKE AOENTS WANTED FOR Ik larso Illustrated hook of Klondike, flvo hundred puKCs; prleo l.fiO; ontlU tOc. Ad. iliess NA1IONAI. I'l'HI.lSItlNU CO,, Lake. sldo liulldlng, ChlcaRO, III. REMAI1I.E AGENTS WANTED; NO other need apply. Vox lat), hcrautou, l'u. 1 ANTED-AGENrSTOSOMCITlUTIU). Ing and I onn stock; relerenco re quiicd. Addiess I'ENN, eaio Tribune. TTTANTED-SOMCnOItK; NO DELIVER i Ins, no collecting; position permanent; rny vvecKij, kuiio uo. ucc uuu JftlEIW, ItoeueHtir, N. l. AGE.NTh-WHAT Al'.E YOU GOING TO do about "le I'ltlzensblp prleo !. Go lns bv thoubands. Addiess N1UUOLS, NnpeivHle, 111. AGENTP-IO bELL OUH IRACTICAti l?old, Hllver, nleket unel copper electro plasteis; prices Horn 5l) upvaid; salary and expenses paid; outfit free. Addrevt, vIla Mamp, MICHIGAN MI G LO , Chlcatjo. AGENlh-lO SELL CIGAItS TO DEAI, eis; Si5 vieekly and epenses; expcil. ene-o unnceessarj. t'ON'iOLlDAIED MIG CO., J8 Van ihmnht., Chlcnao. FOK RKNT. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Ward. LOU ltENT-12 ItOOM iJoiTSE IN IHK) J1 block on North Wnshingron avenue; nil modern improvements. WAL'IEll HUIGGN Attornej. 170iTHEN'r -hiVgle-sTouT:rvTrir I1 Ikivement next to Tinders' ll.ink; also third nnd fouith Hooik, brick bulldlnt; In le-ar. Addresi M. feliUllti:, 'JS5 Joilc'isou avenue. 77OH KENT-THREE UNI'ITKNISIIEI) J looms, with ue of bnth and heated by furnace. Inqiiiro at !1II) Mndiion uvenue. TOR SALIL Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. l.OIt HALE A I'lNIJ YOL'NG SPAN OP V dark clientnut horses. Tor description lnnulie ut Evciett'H btablu, Dlx Court, boruu- trtn. "I70R SALE-PINE TRAP CHEAP. X1 Peuii avenue. 151 ki:al ijstatc. Advs. Under This HeaJ One Cent a Ward. IIIPsT-CLASS OPI'ORTt'Nl'l V, Desirous of retiring, the owner of n flno trm k lurm, or stock und ilnlry farm, Nltuato I'.j miles fiiim Rleumond, Vu , In tho forks of two turnpikes; will sell ut a burgulu all his right, tltlu uud Intel est therein, to any lCHpnuslblo person desiring tho same. It Is in a healthy uud beautiful locnlltj, conveni ent to all market thereabout, an well us New York and tho South. 'Iho firm con. talnH ITAi.ucies ono bundled unilei cultl. vutlnn, balance In tlmber,pastiire, fruits und straw bcnles. Aeieek on iluoono mile; tine springs and hydraullu lam foielngwuterHou jards to bouse, by which alsn crops may bo watered when neccssarv; running stienm through creamery. House of eight largo looms, Will sell stock und farm implements with farm. TERMS One third cash; balance on reus, onablo time, lor further particulars ud dress ELI .1. DA VI Us, l'.'fli Short avenue, Scrunton, I'u. T OlS KOH SALE O.N NICHOLS HEIGHTS J-J and Lorraine. Address A.A.Mt,lIOI, Agent, Clark's summit, Pa. HXECUTOKS1 NOTICi:. nSTATEOPPl.l'ER WINTER, LATE OP AU thdllornughofDuuniurtf.Countyofliuk. aw an mi nnd stuto of Peuusvlvunla.deceused, Letters testumentnry upon tho above estate having been grunted to tho undersigned, all persons having claims or demands agalusi the said estate) will present them for pnj ment, mid those Indebted thereto villi please inuko Immediate) payment to HARRY II. WINTER, MILTON LOW'RY, STREETEK & LOW'RY, Executors. Attornej s for Estate. ST.nn TtTirl fMnrre in n Inro lfI&W ..ahVt WWU A M 4UICW1 (SO cents. , Hosierv. snlioctl knee, iieol ,, . ; -.-- ---1 an sizes trom 7 to 10, zic. a A large range of the best Outing Flanucl, iu neat stripes lzyic, at ic a yard. Blankets and Comfortables. fiuslin Underwear. EDUCATIONAL. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. CCHOOL OP THE LACKAWANNA RI Ci opjns September lit. Representatives of Harvurd, v.nlc, Princeton, llrj 11 Mnwr, VV'ellesle', etc., upon the faculty. Classical, 'udentltlc, English and Modern Language comsc's. Prepares for any collogo or busl ness. Clusses In short Iluml. Send foi cut ulogue. MRS. B. S HANSON'S SCHOOL. CO.VI prising n college prornratory course, primary department und Germun kinder garten, reopens on 'luesday, Sept. II, trtl7. speelai care is given to modern lnncuajen. e lrculars upon application. Address MRS. liS. HANSON, or Mils. M E. MARTIN, l'Jl South 1 runklln street, Wllkos-Ilarre, Pa. CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE. CORNS, HUNION.S AND INGROWING nulls cured without the least pain or drawing blood. Consultation nnd advlco given iree. E. M. 11K1.EL, Chiropodist, iltio Luckuwnnnn uvenuo. Ladles utteudtd nt their lcsldeueo if deslicd. Chaiges moder. ate. Sl'l UATIONS WANTED. man to drive team or do most an) kind of woik, musthivo work ut once; Is sober und reliable. Addiess D. It , 1)01 Prleo St. Siri'ATION WAN1'ED-11Y A YOUNG manled man us Janitor or fireman; ex perienced In running smnll engines; not afraid of work, Address II C, 55 Lncka wuuun avenue, city. Ql'lUA'IION WANTED-llY A MIDDLE ij aged woman to do general housework. Addiess E. M. 1)., Tribune otllco. Ql'ICAllON WANTED-llY A MARRIED n man us tenmstci, driver or coachman, experienced nnd thorough hoiseman; can furnish he-it of references, Aeldress J. C, 1 10 Mllllln avenue. CI'IL'ATION WANTED-llY A YOUNG O mun ns stenographer, typewrite!, book keeper, estlmute or billing clerk; oxpeit ut tlguios, eight jours' experience; Al penman; woik shows for Itself. Address E. L. D., 715 Monioo uvenue. Vt.VnTeD-11Y A MIDDLE-AGED MN, oinployineut of unv kind; can run small engine; nlso used to boiler work; will accept it or Idavba week; also low wages. Addiess J. W. P., '1 rlbune olllce. SII'lVrurXWANfED-TO DO WAMN lng nnd Ironing by the duy; best of refer, ences. Address 5V.U Lucl.uwtiuuu avenue, third lloor. VOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE AH 1 accountant, dosiies position in un ofllce or with wholesale house; icfereuces. W. S., cnio 1 illume, A LVDY DESIRES A POSITION AH Btenogranher. bookkeeper or as copyist; nnxlous to secure vmploj ment. Address '-, Tribune olllce. SITUATION WANTED-llY A COLORED O man w ho has had soverol years' expert, enceus conchmun: can give good reference. Addiess JOHN 11ROWN, 'Iribunoollleo. "U7-ANTED-A SITUATION. 11V AN EX perieuced young lady as clerk In stora or assistant In olllce. Address, 11, 11 , 001 Price street. SUTUATIO.N WANTED-AH AN ERRAND girl. Apply, lll'JHwetlnnd street. SITUATION WANTED-llY sTV'OM.N i5 togoout vvushlng and cleaning oillces by the day. Address, (13U Mluciul street, Sand Hanks. SITUATION WANTED-AH A HI'.OND hand bread und cuke baker In 1 Ity, or first hund In countrj . Shop experience, ten jc'ars; sober; Intelligent; married Addiess, GEORGE M. NOLL, 11105 Price street, Scranton, l'u. UITU.t7o.NWVNTEDAS ilUICHEIti 'J llist-elass meat cutter and bologna maker; good peddler, strictly temperate). Address, llUfC'llER, 101H Juekson sticet, City. NELDER LYI, A lTv WOULD LIKE A few engu cements us nurse, or would ac cept a position us housekeeper, in tho homo otu respectable working man; wages 1100b. eet to u good home. Address C. P. I, Ueu erul Delivery, city, Ol'I UATION WANTED-RESITCTAIILH married man, experienced I n ofllce work desires u position; will work ut uny honest employment; eun furnish iclerencss. Ad dress J. H., Tribune Olllce. SITUATION WANTED-IIY A COLORED O man, In a wealthy private family; can furnish jou with twelve years' experience. Address Iu tho tcur of 411 Madison uvenue, City. Call ut 5 p. in. SITUATION WANTED-DRUGGIHT, RUG. lstered, young mun, single; 8 ears' ox. perlenee; spruks several languages: At ref. eienic; first-class prescriptions. A. K. U, 'Iribuuooillce'. '4 WALLACE, 209 WASHINGTON i X neer.rf-mt'Mif nf -! UUUV4lU4Vlil Vfc W it V ( "'W-'Nsjii E.-20 nurl rnn mul nns. 7 1 r pair. SI ,000 IN PRIZES GRAND MUSICAL iTl OD WILL BU HELD IN Central Market Hall, Allentown, Pa., Thanksgiving Day, Nov, 25, 1897 ADJUDICATORS. Music. Prof. mANK DAMIIO.SCII, New York. Prellmlmry AdJudlOntor. Prof. T. J. DA VIES, Mus. llaoh., Sciunton. Itecltutlon. Rev. T. C. EDWARD3, D. D Kingston, P.i. Accompanist. Prof. JAS. I'HESCOTT, PottBVlile. Conductor of tho Duv, Rev. T. C. ED WARDS, D. D Kingston, Pa. PROURAMAIE. MORNING SESSION, 10 O'CLOCK. Prizes. 1. PIANO SOLO "Rondo Caprlc- closo," op H, Mendelssohn ...$ 8 00 2. UANJO SOLO. "Gypsy Ron do," with Piano nccompanl ment, arr. by Purland 5 00 3. TEMALE RECITATION. "Bar bara rrltchle," Whlttlcr (Standard Rrcltttjons No. 1).. 5 00 i BANJO CLUI1. "Queen on the Sea Waltzes," by Armstrong, published by S, S, Stewart, Philadelphia 25 00 5. TKMALE CHORUS. "Down In tho Dewy Dell," by Smart, published by Dltson, Now York, not lens than 20 voices.. 60 00 AETEHNOON SESSION, 2 O'CLOCK. 6. MALE QUARTETTE. "Sands O'Dee," by R. Goldbrck, No,. el, Schlrinei's 8 vo. Quartettes ... 16 00 7. DUET. (Tenor nnd Has ) "The Two Salli'rs," by Parri, pub lished by D. O. Evans, Youngs, town, O 12 00 8. CONTRALTO SOLO. "Light of tho lielter Morning," by 1). Huck. published by U. Schlr mer, N. Y 10 00 9. CHORUS. "Ho Not Afraid." Elljuh. by McndelBsohn, Dlt son's Edition, not lesb than 100 voices ,, . 6M 00 EVENING SESSION, 7.S0 O'CLOCK. 10. BASS OR BARITONE SOLO. "The Watcher.'' by Ad Gelbel. JO 00 11. TENOR SOLO. ''Out of the Decn." by T Dawes, .vtus, llnrh . nuhllshnd hv thrt John Church Co , New York 10 00 1IIXED QUARTETTE. "The Pnrtlnir Kiss." by Plnsutl, published by Dltuon 16 CO SOP11ANO SOLO. "With Ver- oure C'cid," Hajdn 10 00 MALE CHORUS "HeleaKiired," by A. S Sullivan, Dltson's Edi tion, not less than 10 voices... 200 00 CONDITIONS. No. 1 No prize will bo awarded with out sufllclent merit. 2. Objections muat be made to the com mittee In writing 3 Commltteo claims the right to hold preliminary examination on Nos. 1, 3, 0, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 and 13 1 Competitors can use piano, organ or both 5 Pomnle chorus can be conducted by cither a lady or rentlcman. li. Members of cue competing choir aro not allowed to aeslst another choir. 7. If less than three choirs shall com pete on No. 14, the prUo will be $150. 8. If less than thrco choirs Khali compete on No, 9, tho prize will be $150. 9. Tho committee claims n right to re quest the sucecrsful competitors to tuka part In evening sesilon, 10. All names of competitors must bo in tho hands of tho corresponding secretury on or before November 1, 1897 JAMES McKEEVEIt, Cor. Secretary. Cataeauqua, Lehigh, Co , Pa. CTFor application slips address Corre sponding Secretary. CITY SC,VVENGUK. AIMUUUtlH CLEANB PRIVY VAULTS und ecu poolt; no odor. Improved pumps used. A. RRIGGS, Proprietor, Ix'iive orders HOON. Mulu.uve., or ElokeV eli uc store, corner Adams und Mulberry. 'lelephonellUlu. CJIAH. COOPER, CITY HCAVENGEll. All orders promptly attended to, day or night. All the latest upplluuees. nominees. L'hunres reusnniiDie. vio nrru ll'JO Washburn street. reasonable. 71U Scrunton sticet. House, fffi 1 1 uMKNN y v.