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THE SCRANTON TRIBUN E MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1. 1894.
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WANTS
Man uant but Uttlehne below, L,
Kor Hants lAaf littlr long -
37ii surt; isn't true of you,
'Though it b$ to of the tony. 5
Toa wish to reach hundreds of pooplo S
each year. Your want arj btlltllMP 3
m able: uml the question before you Is, 3
9 Which Is the cbuauer and more conve, 9
W niont nay to gain the attention of thoso
5 whoso service you wish to secure''
in iQ3 ruiure i nrj xkuiu.m: proposes
to make a specialty of want advertise
lnents. This paper will become not9d
for It! n - In brinxini to
(tether the employer and IM unem
ployed. Send in the "want" on a postal
card, or else call on your way down
S3 town. We'll agree to do the rest.
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Wanted.
"V ANTED TO PURCHASK C1UAR
store, or would reut place suitable fur
live. Address. P. . B . care of Trlbiin .
For Sale.
1 "56b" SALE - ONB ' NBW YOST TYPK
writer, also one new Abbott chock punch,
nt a bargain. Address H. J., care Tribune of
fice. "LHH BALE CHEAP, FOR WANT OF USE,
.T a Brat-class freight elevator, electric
motor, shafting, belting.etc. Apply ut "ELK"
BUILU1NO, lib and 127 Franklin avenue, or
tYU WILLIAMS. Architect.
you SALBoB EXCHANGE FB SCKAN
Jl ton property A bearinx orange grove
Increasing in production and value yearly in
the orange section in Florida. Addres F. E.
NETTLE TON, Lake Holon. Florida
For Rent.
I"y'H HKNT AFKIL i THE ROOMS NotV
occupied by tho Telephone Exchange. 'Mi'
Lackawanna avenue. Apply at the office of
Lebixh Salt Mlniux Co., Third National Bank
1u IJIng. L, 8. and E. C, Full.-;
foK KENT THE rl'UNISHEU Hr-SI-
! f the late Willi mi W Manness, 127
Jefferson avenue, with or without barn in the
lfesr. Inquire of U A Kuapp, Kepublicau
building.
?OH BEN T-TWO-STOKY BRICK DWEL
ling house; modern improvements. 1115
Forest court Apply to MAURICE COLLINS,
i ixent, 721 West Lackawanna uvenue.
TO LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS--Part
or all of three hundred feet of yard
room along railroad. Apply ut U0 Franklin
avenue.
TO
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RENT-STOKE ix( OU FDBNI8HEIJ
hallonOreen Ridcn street. Verv desira
ble location and on reasonable terms. AduIt
to F. E. NETTLETON or Q S. WOODRUFF,
Republican building.
Legal.
VBT ATE OF " " f ILL I jVM ' ' MAT T II E W S
J lato of the city of Surautuu. county of
Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, lie
ceased.
Lotiors testamentary upon the ubove named
estate having been grunted to the undersigned
all persons having claims or demands against
the said estate will present them tor puymeut
and all thole indebted thereto will pleas.1 make
immediate payment to
MaRY H. MATTHEWS.
RICHARD J. MATTHEWS,
CHARLES M. MATTHEWS,
Executors.
Scran ton, Pa.
W1LLARD, WARREN & KNAP1',
Attorneys,
MY W IFE FaV IN U LEF 1' MY UKD AND
board, I hereby notify all pai tiei tliat 1
will not pay any bills contracted by her In my
aau . FRED PE1L.
TO WHOM IT MAY" CONCERN - MY
Wife, Guaele, having loft my bed and board
'ithuut ju-t cause. I hereby notify all persons
from trusting her on my account, as I will not
pay any debts contracted bv her after this
date. ERNEST BEES.
Dec :, DH3
TWJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
- application will be made to the Court of
Quarter Sessions of Lackawannn county on
Tbuiyjl y, January 4, lstll, at U o'clock a. m ,
for 'je livisiou of the borough of Dickaon
CI and the erection of a new borough to he
ktiov. n as the borougli of Tbroop, out of a part
it the territory now comprised by the said
borough of Dickson City.
WILLARI), WARREN & KNAPP,
SolHti irs.
Lost.
' ..ST IN .'ENTrtAL" PARK OF " CiTY,
Xj i ladies' handbag, containing a purse
witn money. Finder will be rewarded by re
turning same to Mrs. G. L. Dicksuu, 623 Jef
ferson avenue.
Reel Estate.
r.'OR SALE- SINGLE HOUSE, tWj OU1.NCY
I avenue; very desirable location. Anply
8, F. REYNOLDS, or WILLARD, WARREN
& KNAPP.
y-'.Ujn WILL BUY MODERN NEWS ROOM
'I? house, all improvements; terms easy; cor
ner Madison avenue and Deleware street Ap
plyHARRY LEES.
IC.1,400 WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
'.. corner Madison avenue and Delaware
street. Terms uasy. Apply
HARRY LEES.
Special Notices.
VoTICE OF' ELECTION THE AN fi I ' A I .
i.1 meeting of the shareholders of the F'lrst
Natioual Bunk,' Scranton, Pa, for the election
Of directors for the ensuing year, will be held
at the banking house on Tuesday, Jau. 1. lbi4.
Polls w. II be opened from : until 4 o'clock,
p in. ISAAC I'OST. Cashier
"HE SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAR,'
1 containing Frank Leslie's famous old
war pictures. Two volumes folio. Every
p jge Illustrated. Over WO pages. As anedn
rator it Is unexec led. Sola on easy monthly
payments, both volumes delivered complete.
Address P. O. Moody. :; Franklin avenue,
agent lor Northeastern Pennsylvania
JOHN BH1EOEL. DEALER IN PAINTS,
oils, vainlsiies. brushes, 815 Penu avenue.
Paper banging, painting and kaUoininin'
promptly attended fax
4JCRANTON WRINGER HOSPITAL, Bill
Spruco street, ground floor. The best
solid wblte l ubbor rollers, one dollar each.
Work guaranteed by the oldest and only ex
pert wringer repairer in Scrant,,u.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK.
Schanton, Die. St. iw t
rpHE ANNUAL MEET1NO OF THE
J. stockholders of thisj bank for tho election
of directors, and such other business as may
come before it, will be held at the banking
rooms on Tuesdav . Jan. t, i -.' I The polls will
bu open from I p. m. to 4 p. m.
HENRY BEL1N, JR.. Hcc'y.
Situations Wanted.
A lady would like a situation
as housekeeper In n small family; prefer
a place wbero there is no woman. For in
formation please call at 2U5 Washington uve.
Call for E. 8.
Chicago Produce Markst.
Chicago, Dec. 80. The leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat, No. :. Decom
ber, 00Xa60c: May, AWaMko.; July,
7Haa")c. Corn, No. 2, December. 84)a
84Jo.: January, M'aHSC; May, S8a
8SJ,c. Oata, No. 8, December, Stfn28c;
May, 80nbWc. Mesa pork. Jauunry,
tl2.05al2.02H; May, tl2.67Kal2.72K.
Lard, January, t7.80a7.82K; May, 7 iL'a
7.05. Short ribs. January, tO.52Ka0.35;
May, I0.55a6.60.
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour,
quiet, prices easy, but unchanged; No. 2
epring wheat, OOKc. ; No. 8 spring wboat,
5ii61Kc; No. 2 red. 90Kc; No. 2 corn. 85c:
No. 2 oats, 28(c. ; No. 2 rye, i;,c. ; No, 2
barley. O'.'c. ; No. lflaz seed, tl.3V prime
timothy seed, f4.80; mess work. 111 S2j
lard, ttUfi! short ribs, sides. t0.00a0.70: dry
salted shoulders, t6.25s6.50; short clear
sides, 0.75a7; whiskey, 91. 15; sugars, cut
loaf, t5 41; granulated, 14.70; standard A,
14.60.
Any subscriber of Tht Tribune may se
cure a book of flour and coal coupons
n orth t! and thm save 0U cents on each
barrel of flour aud S3 cents on each ton of
coal.
Cure for Headache.
As s remedy for all forms of Headncbe
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
best. It effects a permanent cure aud the
most dreaded habitant sick headaches
yield to its influence. We urge all who are
afflicted to procure a bottle and give this
remedy a fair trial. Id cases of habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by giv
ing the needed tone to the bowels. and few
i-n. im.ip m.ut. tnw uaa or inn niej
GENERA
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NEWS
OF
INDUSTRIES
Getting at tbe Real Facts as to What Free
Coal Would Mean,
LIVELY BATTLE AT WASHINGTON
One of the Fiercest Fights in the Ex
perience of Tariff-Tinkering Is Wag"
ing on the Part of Jeoparded South
ern Owners of Bituminous Coal
Mines and Carrier Systems Olher
Interesting News and Gossip of the
Hour Touching Our Factories,
Mines, Railroads and Mills.
With the re-assembling of congress
this week will bd resumed tho tierce,
but not noisy, fiht that is waging be
tween friends of American industry
and those foes of it who arc uppermost
in tbe councils of the present WJN and
means committee. The particular
brunch of this struirple, which has for
iis purpose the retention of a proteclivf
duty on bituminous coal imports, is of
especial interest to Borantooiana and
other residents of the anthracite region
because the freeing of Nova Scotinn
coal would surely cut away from our
anthracite industry u considerable and
a growing market for the smaller siz",
nuch as buckwheat nnd pea, vbic!i are
profitably utiliz-d in many factory fur
naces along the Atlantic seaboard. .Stu
dents of the coal trade concur in the
prediction that a desirable future
awaits the attempt to redeem the little
grades of anthracite, but they also ad
mit that this future would be sorioutiy
impaired by the unrestricted entrain1
of the cheaply-mined surface coal of
Nova Scotia brought in syndicate ves
sels and put down iu New Entilaiid and
other seibo ird cities at a mere fraction
of tbe freight curt unfairly put ou an
thracite by the rail carrying corpora
tions. The Washington Post, discussing this
subject recentlv, said: "The shipment
of coal from Virginia and West Vir
uini'i to New England has grown to
enormous proportions. There is ship
ped annually from Newport News, the
terminus or the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, 1,000.000 tonsof coal to points
along the northern and New Eaglan I
coast. A similar amount goes from
Lambert's Point, near Norfolk, the ter
minus of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, The shipment of this ooal
means not only an immtns revenue
for the railroads, but upon it depends
the operation of thd extensive 001
tields in Virginia and West Virginia,
the employment of thousands of min
ers, and the service of a large ll at of
ships, with all their officers und men
it is claimed by those who are inter
ested in this matter that the placing of
coal upon tho free list will close the
mines, stop the running of freight
trains, and seud to the wharvs (tie
snip; that are now engaged in tbe
coastwise coal trade.
Of course the endeavor to secure a
duty on coal will be fought with great
bitterness by the syndicate that has
just secured acres and acres of coal
tields in Nova Scotia coal that lies in
thick veins close to the surface, and so
near to the sea that a few miles of rail
road will be sufficient to place it in the
holds of schooners, a very different
condition of affairs than exists along
the line of the two great trunk lines al
ready mentioned, which have to hum
several hundred miles to the nearest
seaport. The tight of tbe syndicate to
save its investment, and the struggle
of tbe coal roads to save their business
will be one of the most noticeable fea
tures of tbe tariff tight, and will be
none the less interesting because of the
fact that it will uot bj fought upon 1 1 1 -
surface."
Statistics of the new cars aud loco
motives built in the United States dur
ing the year 1893 show that in engines
and passenger curs the record, as com
pared with previous years, is not so
bad as was to have been expected, but
the number of new freight cars has
fallen eff fnin 9S.150 in 1893 to 50.0S3
in 1893. The statistics are gathered
from the principal manufacturers
throughout the country (but do not in
clude railroad companies' shops), and
they are Bumraarized as follows: Loco
motives built this year, 1953; last year,
2 036. Passenger cars this year, 1,971);
last year, 3.195. The 50,000 new freight
Can make an addition of only about
i per cent, to the total stock of freight
cars in the country, though iu capacity
the addition is much larger, the new
curs biting built to carry twenty to
thirty tons, while tLe averag capacity
of all cars in sarvico is much less. The
business is now very dull, dspcially in
passenger cars, an unusul number of
which were built early tn the year to
accommodate World's fair traffic. Of
the iifty car shops in the county ten,
including one or two large ones, are
now wholly idle.
The Pitteton Gazette argues edito
rially for better organization among
anthracite mine official) and saya: "It
is strange enough to occasion surprise
among visitors to this section that in
the vast anthracite territory of Penn
sylvania, with its thousands of men iu
charge of important work that la to n
considerable extent the same, there la
not in existence u aingle organization
whose object is to disseminate facts
and new ideas connected with the bus
iness. Important questions of engi
neering and mining are continually
coming up in these days of advance
ment that wonld furnish profitable
subjects for discusiion at a mining in
stitute. Tbe organization might b'
local or general, and ita tnembershl:.
might include even those workmen
who are sufficiently interested to de
sire knowledge other than that to be
secured by actual experience. Tbe
matter la one that might well engage
tbe attention of foremen, engineers
nnd other mine workers Hereabout."
The) Individual Operators' association
baa for its purpose au interchange of
viewe aud newa of this character, and
would dobtleas welooin the co-operation
of mine officials whe. this would
not interfere with the normal worklnga
of the collieries.
Miscellaneous Industrial News.
Schuylkill miners' wages for January
will be 3 per cent, abovo the 13 60 ba-is.
A reduction of the wages of all the em
ployes of the Bethlehem lion company
ooraide the ordnance department has
been announced. The cut ranges from S
to 80 per cent.
The Bethlehem Iron company's stoel
mill will start up tomorrow on an order
for 8,000 tons of rails.
The Pittsburg, bhenaugo & Lake Erie
railroad company haa notified all em
ployee that their wagea will be reduced 10
per cent., begiuniui today.
The Juliet rolling mills of the Illinois
Steel company, employing !3,500 man, has
been closed down lndajltHiy.
iideut
roaJ will, it is rumored, be transferred to
the auperin tendency of tbe diviaiou be
tween Coxton and Sayre. Mr. Esser, who
is stationed at . Wilkes-Barre, will make a
trip to Colorado for the benefit of hie
health before ussurning charge of his new
field. Ue will bo succeeded by Alexander
Mitchell, superintendent of motive power,
who is now nctlug supo.iutendent of tbe
Wyoming division.
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer learns that an
attempt will be made oy aome of the an
thracite coal operutor at Harrisburg next
session to repeal the aemi-rnonthly pay
law. This is -newa, so far as relates to
Scranton.
The ax continue? to fall among the em
ployes of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany. On Tuesday ilfteeu clerks in the
passenger department were notified of
i heir dismissal, while one of the engineer
ing corps lias been dropped. Supervisors
arc also sutfi-ring, some being dismissed,
otheis liaviug their territory extended.
Tho Exeter machino shops at West
Pittstou are enjoying a very basy season
just at present. Tuesday a pair of eugluea
and a fan were shipped to a coal company
In West Virginia. Work was also begun
on the new blacksmith shop and sheet iron
shop aud on the new pattern room.
Owing to the low price ot iron ahd steel
the Pottsville lrou and Steel company gav
notice that another reduction of Irom
6 to 15 per cent, in the wages of em
ployes will go into effect nest Monday.
About SOU men are effected.
J. & It. Meely's Lebauon Valley furnaces
have suspended operation-) for three
weeks, tbrowiug 150 men out of employ
ment. The management of iho Florence, N. J ,
Iron worlis received instructions to get
ready atfouce for the reeuuiptiou of work
on big pipe.
Three hundred employes oi the Warren
foundry, Jat Phillip. burg, received cheer
iug news when orders were issued for the
resnption of Work next week at six of the
casting pita. It is expected all the pita
will be stal led up in n short time.
.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stacks and I ond".
Nsw Yuiti;, Dec 80,-Wlth the excep
tion of Atchtaon, New England and Sugar
tbe stocl' market was srrong aud higher
today. Louisville and Nashville was tho
Brent bull card, opening H higher lit
4 re aclinii to ii and jumping to 41K-
NKW VoBIt, Dec M i. -following are lh cloa
inn uuolulioua or active stocks:
Am. Cott. Ir s'4 -at- Lean ir
A T. JkfJ. Fb IMi N- Y. H. ii
fan. .1i ... .
t'eu. of N. J
Chic. N. W....
Chtc.Bur. g...
ChicMco Gas
f .. M. St l'atil.
Chic., It. 1. ft P..
C. S. 1. di I)...,
f. f. C. &8. L...
Col ,11. V& T....
D. C. K
D.&U
(J.. L. & W
un. Eloctrlo
Lake Hhoro..
L. 4N
Usntjfcttn...
lllaacuri Pucltlo.. ::: 'i
National Cordate.
4S I .V. Y. Cent.
S. Y.L. K. W.. UN
N. Y.Out. W Hfi
North, fac, com.
MM
70K
el's North, fac, p'ld. iSJ
eVi
DON
1M
,..189
... 1111
.... nM.
,12tH
N. A...
PaclllnM.il
Phiia. A licadlng. lift
It. T -
Sugar Tr 81
Texas Pac
T. C. 1 -
Union Pao is
Wabash -
Wabash u'M Wa
Western Union... i
W. & L. K -
VY. 4 L. E., p'fd.
fcranton Wholesale Markets.
BCBARTOK, UeC. 30. i'HUIIS AUD PBO
DUCI urlcd apples, per lb., 6a7c: evap
orated apples, eatfc per lb.; Turkish
prunea, 4',.i.r)u.; English currants, 8a8o.;
layer laisina, $l.&Oat!.O0; inuacalela, S1.40a
1.60 per box; new Valencia, 7a7:4'c.
per lb.
Beans MaiTowfat9,f2.55a)i. 6d per bushel;
mediums, gl.SOsl.UO.
1'bas-i ireeu, $ l.'JSal.l'O nor buaheljapllt,
I2.50a2.tl0; leutels, SalOc per ponud.
Potatoes C5a70c. per bushel.
Onions OSaTOc per bushel.
BrjTTEii 'tis&bc. per lb.
Cbiisb lOalSc. per lb.
Kuqs Freab. '25u20c: pickled, Mat
coolers. il'Va'-'-'e.
Meats nama, l"He.: large. 10c;
akiuned batna, California name,
8c; sbouldera. Stfc: dry aalted bellies,
OJt'O.I amoked breakfast bacon. 1J.;
fresh pork loins, 9c. ; "Wyoming" port
sausage, llo. ; Wyoming home made sau
sage. 8-pouud pail, larded, lie; butch
ers' Bausuge, 8c, our own make: fresh
pork shoulders, 7c: lreth pig's feet,
3c; fresh pig'a head, 5.I.; freSh spare
ribs, 3c; fresh leaf lard, He; fresh
kidneys, tic. dor.: rough sauaage
meat, 8c. : tongue, bXc; plucks, 5o.each;
whole hogs, 7)c.
Pork Meaaat 117; ahortcut, SI8.
Laud Leaf in tlerees at UXc: In tuba,
c; in 10-pound pails, 10c: in 5-pound
pails, 10c; 8-pouud pails. .I1-;-,. per
pound.
Beek Choice sugar cured, smoked beef,
14c
POOLTRY-Chlckens, lOalOo.; turkey a,
13al!lJc.; duck?. Merita
1 louu Minnesota patent, per barrel
U.40a4.00; Ohio and Indiana amber, at
13.75; Graham at $3.60; rye Hour, at
&.-ii.
Buckwheat Flour 18.00 per cwt.
Fred Mixed, per cwt., at 1 .00.
Grain Ilye, Be; com, i'j to bio. ; onta,
89a45c per bushel.
Htb Straw Per ton, tlfolS.
Hay K-r ton. ilCalS.
aj
New York Produoa Market.
New York. Dec. 30. Flocr Market
dull, unchanged. ,
WnKAT Spot market dull, 'c higher,
flrme: No. 2 red, atoreand elevator, i .-,,
07c, afloat, 67jja67J4C., f. o. b., ungraded
red, 80a87c; No. 1 northern, TSa7HJjO,
options very dull, closiug firm; January,
880. ; March, QSjjjfO.: Way, 71Xc
COM Dull, steady; No. 2, 42,Va42Xe ;
elevator; 43)i'a4H,1n ufloat; steamer
mixed, 42,'c; No. 2 white, tljajo.; options
dull, unchanged to c. up; closed steady;
January, i'ic. ; February, 42J'c; May,
441 c.
oats Spots dull, firm: options dull,
firmer; January, SSJc; February, 844c.;
May, 8Bk No. 2 white, January,
35c; spot prices, No. 2. BSWc.i No.
2 white, 850.; No. 2 Chicago. 84c; No.
3 82)c: No. 3 white, tso.l mixed weat
ern, 81a35c.; white do., 86a40c; white
state. 83A40O,
Beek Dull, ateady; family, tllal3; ex
tra m "sa, Mao. SO,
hEi:F IlAMS-Quiet at tl6:il5,Q5.
'fiERCKh Deef Dull; city extra India
Beta, I'.eaSO,
Cut Meats- Quiet, steady; pickled bel
lles, 7J.c; pickled shouldeis, OaO't'c; pick
led hams, t)a9i'c; middles, uomina1.
Lard Dull, easier: western steam
closed at ta.40; city, I7a7c; January,
8.1S asked; May, 7.95; refined, quiet,
easier;continent, h :ij; South America,
9.20: compound, U.25ali.37.
PoitK-Uull, steady; mess, tl8.75al4.50.
D UTTER Dull and weak; elate dairy,
182oc; do. creamery, 22a20c; western
dairy, 17a21c: do. creamery, 2()a28c.;do.
factory, 15fa20c; E gins, 871a88o,; im
itation creamery, I8a22c; rolls. 18aS0c
Ciieesk- QiiieMirm, stain larue.9,il 1 c ,
fancy, H'n1,; do., email, .10nl2)j(c. ; part
ekims, 49(,c. ; full skims, 2a3c.
Ecus Quiet, uuchanged; ice houe, iUa
20c; limed, 17c; western fresh, 81a Mo. j
do. seconds per case, S8n3.50; southern,
28u24c.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago. Dec. 80. Cattle Receipts,
800; market firm; comniuu to extra
steeis, f3.l5a8.00; stockers and feeders,
82,25a8.05; cowa and bulls, 1.25a3.5U;
calves, 9225a8.
Hous.-Receipts, 15,000; market firm;
heavy, 16.005 40; common to choke
mixed, So.OBaS 49; choice assorted, 15. 35a
5.40; light, V 05a5 35; pigs, ei.8ftii5.20.
SiiEEi'-Recelpts, ajl.UOU; market firm:
inferlo. to choice 81.
485.
l.U0d8.50; lambs, 175
When Baby ivus sick, we gave her Castona.
When sue was a Child, she cried for Costorla.
When she became Miaa, she clung to Castorla.
When sl.e had Children, ahe gavo them Caatorla,
Can obtain a
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BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS ANi 8PBOKOWH
DK. (i. E. ULAN, pisensesot the Eye, Noa
Thi oat and Ear, 5U1 Upruce street, oppo
sito court house.
DIt. A. J." CON NELLToillce 2U1 Washington
avenue, corner Upruce BtroGt, ovor
Fraricke'a drug storo. Hesldonco. oM Viuo st.
Otllce hours: i0.HU to 12 a. m. and '.' to 4 and
B.aU to 7.30 p rn Sunday, 2 to :i p. m.
DK. W. E. ALLEN, Office " cor. Lacka
wanna and Washineton uvea. : over Leon
ard shoe store; oUico hours, 10 to 12 a. in. und
3 to 4 p. in.; eveulngs at residence, 612 N.
Washington vo.
DK. U L. FKEY, Practlci limited to Dis
eases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat;
orflco, 122 Wyoming uve. ItesidencD, 52U Vine
street.
Bit. L.il. OATES, 1411 WashlliKtou Avenue.
OlHce hours, StoU a.m., Kioto 3 and .
to 8 p.m.
TOHNL. WENTZ, M. O., Ota oea U aud II
t Commonwealth huildinjt: resideuco 711
Madisonavo; office hours. 10 to 12, 2 to 4, 7 to
t; Uunduys 2.1X1 to 4, evenltiKS at residence. A
specialty made of diroasos of the eye, ear, nose
and throat andeyueoology.
nil. U. I). MLHKAY, specialty made on dis
eases of eyo nnd skln.212 Wyoming Ave.
( Ulice hours: Until U) a iu. 2 to 4 and 7 to H ji.m.
YJK3. URK1NG 320 MULBERRY BTBIBT.
HI At ('url)ondali) nn Fridays of each week,
V KTKItIN AUV Si lt G ICONS.
J.1 bTUKUO, Veterinary Wurcoou, l)eu
j. tiatry a epecialty: ttold meduliat of On
tat hi .'teriiiary UolleKe. Office. Uuumer's
livery, S2U l)lx St.. near Keller 's carriage shop.
Telephone No. 4l:l.
LAW vitas,
j M. V. KANck'S Luw anuCollButioirof"
.) . Bee. No 17 Upr uce St., opposite Forest
House, Scrnnton, Pa, ; colh-ctlone a specialty
throughout Pennsylvania; reliable correspond
ents in lively county.
JKH'sUPH HA.b, Attorneys and Couuae;
lora at Law, CutiiuionHealth building,
Waahiugton avo. V. H. Jessup,
Hohacx E. Hand.
W. H. Jkssup, Jit.
YVILI.AKD. WAKUEN KNAPP. Alter-
neya ami Counselors at Luw, Kepubllcan
bulldmv. Wnslilntrton ave.. Scranton. Pa.
PA'1'T1CH80N A "W lLOUX, Attorneys auU
Counsellors at Law; offices (I and 8 Library
building, Ucruutou, Pa.
H08WRLL H PATTlHSOa.
William A. Wti.cox.
ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM , I. HAND, At
torneys and Counsellors, Commonwealth
huildlnif. Uooms 19, 20 and 2l.
LRANK T. OKtLL, Attorney at Iaw. Moom
r 5. Coal Exchange. Scran ton. Pa.
MILTON W. LOWRV, (Att'ya, 227 Washing
C.JH. VON STORCH. I ton av.t Hqiare
TAMES wr'oAKFOllD, Attorney at Law.
I rooms 113, 04 and 115. Commonwealth b'l'g.
OAMUEL W. EDUAlt. Attorney" at Law.
Sj Ofllce, 817 Spruce st.. Scranton. Pa.
A. WAT Hits, Attorney at Law, 421
Lackawanna sua,, Sciunton. Pa.
I) P. HMITIT Counsellor at Luw. Office,
I . rooms 51. 5'.. U Comiie.nwi.altli building
i H. P1TCHEK, Attorney at Law, Com
V '. inoiiweu'th bi.llalinr. Scranton, Pa.
C. 'co'MEOYS. 321 Upruce 'at.
DB. REPLOULE, Attorney-Loan neao
tluted on leal estate security. Spruce.
i p. KilLa.m, Attornev-at-Law, lai v
I oming avenue, Scranton.
H' AVE YOUR DEEDS AND MORTOAUE8
written and aokuowledVed by J. W.
BROW NINO. Attorney and Notary Public, SSt
L'ommou wealth Hull, I in
I
DMMTMTH
p C LaHbaCH, burgeon Dentist. No, 113
v ' . Wyoming ave.
I(M. BTRATTON, office t.'oal Exchange '
SCHOOLS
MISo WOkCESTER'S K1NDKROAKTEN
and School, 412 Adams avenue. Pupil,
received at all tiuu .. Fall term will upon
September 4.
QCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, Scran
ij ton. Pa., prepares boys aud glrla for college
or business: thoroughly trains young children
Catalogue at request.
Rev. Thomas M. Cans.
Waltku H. in i. u
LOANS
TOP PAY1NU RENT. OWN YuL'K
hum Money to loan on eaav monthly
laymenta. S. N. CALLENDER, Dime Bauk
Building
s
HOTELS AND MKSTAUrtANT.
rj'HE WESTMINSTER, 2I721H WyominB
1 avo. Rooms heated with steam: all mod
ern lrnprovementa. 0, M Tkiiman, Prop,
; bSTMlNsTEK HOTEL.
V W. Q, SCUE.NCK, Manager.
Sixteenth street, one block east ot Broadway,
at Union Square, New York.
American plan. 3 SO per dav andjipwar.l.
t'OYNE HOUSE. European ' plan; "good
' rooriis. Open day una night Bur sup
plied with the nest
P H. COYNE, Pronrlntor
QCRANTON HOUSE near D , L. & W. pnv
O seuger depot Conducted on tho European
plan. Victor Kocn, Proprietor.
yiKQLER S HOTEL. 327 Lackawanna, ave
j uue, Scrunton. Kates reasonable.
P ZlKOtlB, Proprietor.
Gi RAND CENTRAL 'liie largest und beat
( equippel hotel iu Allontowu, Pa. ; rated
$2 and 2.50 nor day.
vhtok D. Bahnvp. Proprietor.
ARCHITECTS.
AVIS & HOUPT, Architects. Rooms 21.
.5 and 28 Coniinonw.-alth b Id's. Scranton.
15 L. WALTER, Architect, Library build
j ing, Wyoming avenu. Scranton.
I)
I? L. BROWN. Arch B. Architect, Price
1 . bulldlng.lZo Vnsblngton Ave., Scranton.
HIISt'EI.I.ANEOUS.
ORTON V. SWAKTS- WHOLESALE
lumber, s and s Diuio Bank building,
Scranton. Pa. i
Ml.. I ABO EE BROTHERS, PRINT! RS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twiuo,
Wurehouse, I'M Wauhiugtou ave, Scranton,
Pa.
B' AUER'B ORCHESTRA" -MUSIO FOR
balls, picnics, part ma, roceptlons, wed
ilinga and concert work furnished. For termi
midie-s K. J. Bauer, conductor, 117 WyomiUr)
ve., over HulberCsiuuslc store.
tZRA FINN A SONS, buUders and contra
Cj tors. Yard": Corner Olive st. and Artuuu
ave. : corner Ash st and Penn ave., Scranton
SEEDS.
G r. ci.AHK & co." Betdamen, Horuti
I . and Nursorynien; store Ut) Washington
avenne; green house, 1115) North Main avenue;
tare telephono 782.
1 LAS.
GRAND I NION TEA CO., Jones Broi.
WIRE S( KKKNS.
I OS KUETTEL, til Lackawanna avanu
I Scranton, Pu , inauuf'r of Wire Screen.
E. Robinson's Sons'
Lager
Beer
Brewery
lianufacturera of tbe Celebrated
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
.OCXOOO Ru P- Annum.
Connollyfc Wallace
Three Special Humleers in Underwear
At a very low price. See them near the door. Now is the time to buy.
40 DOZEN Men's Natural Random Shirts and Drawers, worth 60c. everywhere
Price to close, 37 c. per garment.
40 DOZEN Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, made of fine Egyptian cotton, 50c. in any
other store in the city; 37c. buys one here.
20 DOZEN Ladies' Natural Vests and Pants; another 50c. article, and a good
bargain, S7c. each.
These are great snaps in Underwear and at such low prices they are not
liable to last long.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE 209 ZSSAVE
The Most
Exquisite
Line of Calendars ever seen iu
tbis city are to be seen iu our
store.
Our line of Holiday Xoveltiei
are all new goods--no old stock
from last year.
Finest lines of Celuloid Cases,
Oxford and Banter Bibles, Gold
Pens and Pencils, Leather Goods
and Booklets at
Reynolds Bros.
Stationers and Engravers.
817 LACKAWANNA AVE.
, I
T
HE DUTHEIL STUDIO,
OIK LACKAWANNA AVENUE,
UAU M ll I VI on PA
HfAVUra MADE a contract with a
framo factory to turn out 1,000
lram-8 between now anil Cur.at
ifiua 1 I. :i, f . r t 1,
lie that 1 will make a GENUINE
OKA VON POBTRArr conleJ from
any nmall one ABSOLUTEI.V FREE OP
CHARGE.
LATEST sn i.i s OF FKAHKS l'KUU
:.. UrWAUU.
Workmaualilp guaranteed.
Kraniea 'M utr cent, leas than regular price
I in rill II.. ArtUt.
iiom the .V. lr. Tribune, Nti I, IIM.
The Flour
Awards
"Chicaoo, Oct. 31. Fh first ofUcUl
announcement of World's Fair di
plomas on flour Las been made. A
medal has ueen awarded by the
Woild's Fair judges to the flour munu
faclured by the Washburn, Crosby Co ,
in tbe great Washburn Flour Mills,
Minneapolis. The committee reports
tbe flour strong end pure, and entitles
it to rank as first-daw patent flour for
family und bakers' use."
MEGARGEL
& GONNELL
WHOMMALE AOKNT
SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL
The above brand of flour can be had nt any of the following merchants,
who will accept The Tribune flour OOCPOH of '.'"( on each one huuJreJ jo i ids
of flour or SO on each barrel of flour.
Ecranton-F. P. Prica, Washington avenue,
Oold Medal Brand.
Hydalrk-Caison Davlf, Washburn St.
Uuld Medal Ilrand; Jaeph A. Mean.. Main
HTenue, Superlative Brand.
Oreen Ridge-A.L.Spencor.Oold Medal Brand.
Dunmoro-F. i'. Price, Gold Medal Brand.
Olypliant-Jaraea Jurdan, Superlative Brand.
Dunuiore-F. D. Mauley. Snperlativo Brand.
Providence-Fenner & CbappelLN' Main ave
nue, Superlative brand ;Ci Oilleapie, W.
Market atreot. Oold Medal Brand.
Peckvllla-bUaffer K. iser, Superlative
Brattd.
Jermyn-C. O. Winterj Co. Superalntive
brand.
C'arioudale--B. S. Clark, Oold Medal Broad,
Honesdule- J. N. Foattr ot Co. Oold Midi.l
Brand. y
Honoedale-W.P. Scbenck,.Surirlatlvrt Hi and
Haltou-S. E. Finn & Son. Uuld Modul liryii-1
Uuuldsboro-8 A. Adaii,. Gold Mrdal BtTind
Tobybaima Tobvl"""f- & JelHiib I.umbj
Co , Oold Medul brand.
llllilj
k CULLS
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NEW STORE
WASHINGTON AVENUE
Never since we became known as a business firm have wa shown such a marvel -ously
beautiful line of Holiday Novelties. In
REED, RATTAN, FANCY AND PLUSH
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
We show a range of specialties which baffles description. Reception Chairs.Rock
ers, Corner Chairs, Easy Chairs, Work Tables, Work Baskets, etc., are here
in all the daintienss and elegance that art can lend to them, and in
such profusion that the only trouble will be in selection.
We desire calling especial attention to our
ONYX CABINETS AND TABLES.
The Marble used is the finest Mexican Onyx, and the Standards are the very best
quality of Brass, highly polished and lacquered
In Heavier Furniture
We show many specialties in Ladies' Writing Desks and Secretaries, Combination
Furniture, Book Cases, Sideboards,etc. All purchased foythe holiday trade.
To particularize further is unnecessary. We would simply add that we're
making a big bid for Trade, and if Fine Goods, Moderate Prices and Endless va
riety count for anything, we ought to have it, as no finer stock can be found in
this State. OPEN EVENINGS.
, '
HILL & CONN ELL,
31 and 133 Wj
ton Avenue.