THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 5, 3894.
GENERAL NEWS
OF INDUSTRIES
The animal meeting-of the stockuold
era of the PenmylTania Steel eompany
was held Wednesday at tba offio of tbe
company in Philadelphia. Effingham
fi. Morris and Luther S. Bent, tbe re
ceivers of the concern, submitted their
annual report which showed the net
Srofits during tbe pait year to have
eeb $150,000, notwithstanding that tbe
output of tbe plant was fer several
months reduced nearly one-half on ac
count of tbe coal and coke strike. Tbe
report goes into detail giving figures
and will be submitted to the stoek
boldert. It was annonneed that 94
per ceut, of tbe creditors and praetis
ally all of the stockholders bave
signed tbe re-organization plan.
Tbe following members of the re
organization committee with Mr. Bnt
added, were elected to auoeeed tbe old
board of directors: Effingham B. Mor
ris, John B. Gest, , N. Parker Short
ridee, George Pbiler, Howland Davis,
Alfred Earnehaw. Lather S. Bent. Tbe
new directors will serve until tbe re
organization of the company should
bave been effected. It was stated at
tbe meetings that subscriptions
amounting to $1,730,000 bad been made
for tbe $1,500,000 issue of preferred
stock. Tbe meeting wis presided over
by Colonel John Cassels, of Washing
ton. D. C.
.
Saward's Coal Trade Jonrnal says
that "it is evident that the producers
of anthracite acted wisely when, at tbe
last meeting, they agreed to a curtail
ment of production and the regrading
of prices to accord with tbe market
conditions. We can bat congratulate
all coneerned on the very great ad
vanoe wbiob has taken place in tbe
method of conducting the business.
when tbey are willing to accept tbe
situation as they have done. Certain
critics fancv that if such action had
been taken a month ago there wonld
be just so much tbe greater cause for
tUUon. Undoubtedly; out tnere is so
much that looks like a return of wis
dom at present that one can overlook
ibe errors of tbe past If tbe general
trend of affairs as outlined early in tbe
year hnd been pursued an outDut of
but 83,000,000 tons fixed for this year,
as was then sueuested by those con
servative men in the business who know
tbe business and its capabilities, all
would bave been well and no neces
sity for tbe recent movement
bave - existed. The past week bas
shown some improvement in trade
circles, in that there has been a some
what wider demand for coal, and with
a movement of tbe stoek in band from
the vards of the retailers, there will
come a stronger condition. Tbe re'
tailor now bas confidence in the aeser
tion of tbe producer tbat proper care
will be taken of tbe best interests of
tbe business. On the New York mar
ket we note a better tone to tbe anthra
cite trade, and there is tbe chanoe tbat
a good deal of business may yet be done
during this year at tbe prices lately
agreed upon: tbey are low for the
value of the fuel considered from tbe
standpoint of quality, and it only re
mains for the producers to continue to
view conditions m a thoroughly dusi-ness-like
way the adjustment of sup
plies to tbe demand. This being done,
there is no reason why tbe retailers
and consumers wiil not take in their
supplies, and thus tbe result be of
great good to the produeing and carry
tying companies.'
The movement of ears over the Penn
sylvania railroad through tbe yards at
Columbia for the month of September
aggregated 114,874 cars. Eastward
there were 1896 trains, containing 08,-
750 cars, of which 804 were loaded.
The movement westward consisted of
893 trains, made up of 12,344 loaded
nod 43,774 empties. Tbe movement of
cars for September was 14 217 less than
during Anenst. and 7,569 more than
tbe month of September 1893, Not
withstanding a decrease in the move'
meut of cars for September over
that of August, the freight receipts
were greater, as a higher class of
freight was carried.
.
There have been some changes
among tbe clerks In tbe railroad sup
erintendents' offices in Wilkes-Barre
withia tbe last few day a Thomas
Devanney, clerk for Superintendent
iaser, wbose office bas been removed
to Sayre, will take a clerkship in Sup
erintendent Mitchell's office in place of
Clerk Scott, who will go to Philadel
pbia to study dentistry at tbe Univer
sity of Pennsylvania. Superintendent
josser s lorce will remove to Sayre.
e
Minob Industrial Notes:
The Cameron colliery at Bbamokin re
sumed operations Thursday ana will con
tinue working on lull time.
President Ingalls nays the Chesapeake
and Ohio will apnd 2, 000, 000 in depot and
oiner improvements at uicnmond, va.
There are signs of a decreasing tendency
in me national Dan it cirrmatiug volume.
-which aecnnea i,wo,wiauring septem-
per.
W. F. Wlttrldge, counsel for the Earle'
Olcott committee, has gone abroad with
reference to the Beading reorganization
plan.
Chauncer H. Denew states definitely
tnat the Lake Shore presidency has not
oeen ouereu to mi. ou uonn, oi ine IvocK
isiana.
The Chicago Herald savs there are now
about 5,000 cars of grain on side tracks at
uuicsgo; out tnere is no uiteiinood of
blockade.
The Delaware. Lackawanna & Western
directors have declared tbe regular 1 per
cans. uiTiaenr, payaoio irci. zu, cooks cloS'
ing uct. e ana reopening ucc. w.
Tbe Western New York & Pennsylvania
Railroad company reports gross earnings
for tbe third week of September to have
been $75,000, an increase of $6,100 over last
year.
The trouble about wages at the mills of
'X nomas Dolan & Co., Second and Uxford
streets. PbiladelDbia. has been amicably
arranged. Tbe firm, the bands say, gave
i- '
ALL OVER THE GLOBE
-Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel
, lets are known. They are
far more effective in
' arousing the liver to
action than tbe old-fash
ioned cathartic pills, calo
mel or other preparations.
and ara Durelv vegetable and
. perfectly harmless in any con-
rl tt inn if thm mvaiam n mpa
Is required while using them.
They cure biliousness, sick headache, cos
tiyeness, tour itomach. windv bek-hings.
beart-burn" pain and distress after eating,
nd kindred derangemento of the liver,
stomach and bowels.
Montgomery, Orange Co.. If. T.
Dr. Pnracs! Jjear &rl suffered untold
In',sr'IT ,with bleeding piles. I could get no
relief night or day, until I commenced using
your "Pleasant Pellota," and now for two
vears or more, I have not been troubled with
the plies; Jf my bowel get In a constipated
condition, I take a dose of Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pel Ma, and tho trouble is all dispelled
Iby next daj. ...
-atO
v i - 74. mi
.is
them ever information in reference to the
condition of trade and proved conclusively
mat tne alteration in tue scneauie oau
been forced upon them by tariff tinkering.
Tbe employes at a meeting decided by a
vote of 122 to 93 to accede to tbe firm's pro
posals,' ,
President Cable, of the Bock Island, says
he thinks freight business oat of Chicago
is better on all roads than at this time last
year, but it is llyht eastbouud traffia that
nurcs.
The Pennsylvania freitrht agent at Chi
cago says: "There bas been a big improve
ment in business in the last few months,
and moderate improvement in the past
sixty days."
It Ib announced that John Good's elec
tric spinner is to be placed on exhibition
in a few days, and that this machine prom
ises to make a great revolution in the cord
age industry.
Offlcinla of the traffic department of the
Pennsylvania railroad say that there is a
decided improvement in freight offered,
and that from now on they expect tbe
company to make good showing.
The state line branch of tbe Lebigb
Valley will change its train schedule some-
wliat, and a passenger connection win oe
made in tbe morning and evening with
the W. & N. B. trains at Setternelu.
The average of anthracite coal prises in
Snhuylklll county for September was
f'J 27 against $2,23 0-10 in August,
1:2.04 in September lust year, 13.60 in Sod-
temoer, ibhs, aud Ti.m in September, lavi.
Tbe increase in the capital of American
railroads during tbe ten years from 1883 to
1SU3 was: Stoelc. Cl.37L97S.KiI: bonds, ti,-
009,412,6'JO; othar debt, (131,486,218. , Tbe
increase in the .number of miles was 54,
935. W. W. Brvan. who came to Wilkes
Barre about a year ago from the west as
passenger agent for the Lehigh Valley rail
road has resigned and will locate in Phila
delphia. Air. Bryan bad bis office under
tbe First national bank on Publio square.
The territory will be covered by Passenger
Agent Charles Ueller of Allentown, wbo
bad cnarge oi tue Lienlgn division, out
whose torritorv has been extended to lu-
clude ail tbe coal branches aud the Wyom
lug division.
Bptolmen Cases.
& H. Clifford. New CasseL Wis., was
troubled with nouralgia, and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and be was terribly reduced in
nesn and streugtn. xnree Domes or Elec
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Bhepherd, Earrisburg. 111., bad
a running sore on his leg of eight years'
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's
Arnica Halve and bis leg is ouud and
well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., bad
Bve largo fever sores on bis leg, doctors
said be was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Halve cured him entirely. Sold by Mat
thew Bros, drug store.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Etocks and Bonds.
Ksw York, Oct. 4. For some time past
it has been tbe fashion at the stock ex
change to sell a little Chicago Gas for a
turn. Today Intimations were receivod
from the west that tbe Universal aud Chi'
cneo Gas companies had reached an amica
ble settlement. J. bis immediately upset
the calculations of the traders, who im
mediately started to cover. As a result
tbe stock bounced up from 70 to Tilt on
transactions or 5U,51K) snares, bugar, wnlcn
bas been tbe leader of tbe market nereto
fore in point of activity, but tbe cbanges
in the Bhares were fur less important The
stock held at 83aS3.! and closed nt 85.
Distilling and cattle reeding rose irom
1 to 10nO,V. In railroad stocks a firmer
tone prevailed and tbe covering movement
wnicn was noted early In the week made
farther prrgresB, and in the closing hours
tbe railway list was strong. Tbe improve'
ment in these stocks ranged from to
Per cent. Tbe market closed firm and L
to 1 per cent, higher. Total transactions
were 194,001 shares.
The ranee of vetrlav'sTr:eea fur thn
tlve slocks of the New York stock market are
given below. Tbe ciuotations ara furnished
THE Thiuunb by Q. du B. Dimmlek, mana
ger oi wuiiain Linn. Alien to., stock brok
ers, 412 Spruce street, Scranton:
Open- UUb'
Low
ent.
mi
- m
!M.
61 1
WW
704
lt?s
KH
'
m
SUS-4
CIos.
In?. eii.
i"g,
31
Am. Cot. Oil W . 81
Am Bugar. 8-1 'i Ml -
8W
16
raw
A.T.&8.F IH, IM
Can. So. 51 MS 61
Chespeake&Ohio... lMj Wfi
umo. uu. iv i
Chle A N. W !(! 10:tu
C, B. & O ; Tli'fi
C, C. O. ft 8t. Ij.... S'M
C. M. A 8t- Paul.... V
Chicago,R. I. & Pac. COW 60K
D. & H
D Li. Si W
D.&C.F b
(i. E. Co 87H
Ills. Cent
UkeHhore 1&5 M
Ij. A N M14. M
Mtnbattau 115 115
Jliob. Cent
MImi. Pan 27W 27?
Nat. Cordage........ V' l'H
Nat Lead SUfi
New Jersey Cent.. .111 111
lis"
m
12
3
111
i
14
16
lis"
jiiti
lit
iro
n. J. central wm iuu
N. y. AN. E l and
SI 14
N. Y..L. E. AW.... UH UU
N. Y.,8. A W IUU im
N. Y., 8. Sc W, pr
North Pao
North Pao.rr 17K isti
17i
JtM
WW
O. A W IBM VHfl
luafi
Phil. A Reading 18 lttti
in
Rich & W. P ItStf 14 1K
1.,
TeiasPao 4 I'M M V
Union Pacific 11 11 11 1
Wabash 014. 4 Mi DM
Wahash pr 14U lot ml Uu
Westorn Union. 87 .... .... 879$
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE PRICE8.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing, oat. est. ing.
M14 tmt 59
M 04M &H 54
HI 0194 4l;a 51
Mi H 3414
30 3J . 2W 2iJft
6014 60i6 4I1J4 W
41) 47 47
4SJ ' WJ 4.S?i Ui
7 42 7 48 7 22 7 32
7 &1 7 W) 1 50 7 m
WI1EAT.
May
Deo.
Oct
OATS.
Mar.........
Dec
CORN.
May
Deo.
Oct
LARD.
Jan.,
Oct
Nov
PORK.
Jan
Oct
11 8T
, 12 85
12 85
12 85
12 53
12 85
15 75
12 85
New York Product Market
New Yonn Oct. 4. Floor Qniet,
freely offered, light demand, weak.
Whiat c higher, firm, fairly active
to arrive; JNo. 2 red. store and elevator.
o&ita&Dc.: auoat, aoaDoc; r. o. o,
5Cn57c:. ungraded red. SOaoSc: No. 1,
northerd, 65VfC5Xc; options were fairly
active and o. higher. December and
11 ay, most active. Sales included No. 2,
red closing October, 55c: November,
Bise.: DecemDero7c; MaytK,c.
oorn Dull, firmer; No. 2, 500. el.
vator; ooaobiio. alloat; options were
dull, firm nt l&alc. advance; ilny moBt
active; October, 60!c.; November, 60a
December. 64Wa ; May, 64Jic
Oats Fairly active, Hrmor; options
stronger, fairly active; October, 83'.c.
November, 83;fc; December, 84c.
January. 85Kc; Februarv. 80Wc: May.
88tfo.; No. a white, 80c.; November, 80c.
Spot prices-No. 2. 82s325ic; No.
white, 85Wa35Kc; No. 2 Chicago, 88a
83Xc: No. 8, 33c; No. 8 white. 85c.
mixed western, 83a38c; white do,
S5a39e.; white state, 8ia39c.
Beef Dull.
Tikrced beev Inactive.
Cut Meats Quiet, unsettled; middles
nominal.
Labd Quiet, lower; western steam, 8a
W.); city. 7Xc,i October, olosed, 18.00
Dorainal; January, closed, $7.85; nominal
retlnnd.dull; continent, 18.46: South Amer
ica, to. 00; componnd, OWnOc.
Pobk Dull, steady; mess 14.7Cal.25
extra prime. ci8.ouai4.
UUTTER-Qulit; . cbolce, steady, state
dairy, HaViSc.: do. rreamery, 18a25Wa;
Pennsylvania do., 1825Jc.s western dairy,
iosiic; uo. creamery, ioa.De.; ao. lactory,
12i4alx&; elglns, 26c; imitation creamery,
15al9c Jone creamery, 20a23o.
Chissi Quiet, firm; state large, 8a
luftc.! do. fancy white, JOalOxc
uo. coiorea, iu,c; ao. small, . BHalOJio.
part skims, 4a8o.; full skims, 83Kc
Eoos-qulet, easy; state and Penn
sylvanla, I9a20c; ice boose, l&alOxc
western iresn, iaiwo,j do., per case,
r.Aa.w.
The Baby and Its Mamma.
About the first thing the man with a
traveliug case and drooping mustache
noticed upon entering the train was tho
pretty young woman with a baby sitting
by herself in tbe forward end of tbe car.
The man looked exceedingly affable as be
slid into the seat immediately behind the
pretty woman, and within tbe space of a
minute and a half he had made friends
with the baby by means of a series of
Wild pantomimic demonstrations. "A-gool
a-gool" The man with the drooping mus
tache thrust his head forward ostenta
tiously and emitted a sound resembling
the gurgle of water running from a jug.
The infant was visibly pleased. "Whose
baby is oof" The man was clearly work
ing tbe child only as a meanB to an end.
He glanced furtively now and then at tbe
pretty woman. She looked steadily from
tho window. "Does oo love oo mamma?"
The man thrust his finger playfully among
the baby's ribs and was rewarded with a
delighted screech. "Pretty babyl Pretty
mamma!"
The man thrust his head forward with
still greater ostentation and opened his
eyes very wldo. The woman gazed ab
stractedly at the landscape. "Pardon me,
madam er" He leaned over the back
of the seat with respectful mien. "I am
er very fond of children er" The pretty
woman turned her bead at last. "Indeed t"
she remarket "Ah, yes." The man with
the drooping l. ,tache sighed. "And this
cherub" He chucked the baby under
the chin. "Of yours is the sweetest" A
look of horrified astonishment invested the
pretty woman's countenance. "Dear me!"
sho hurriedly exclaimed, "you mistake.
The baby belongs to the lady over there."
And when she pointed to a redhaired wo
man with a mole on the end of ber nose
tho man with the drooping mustache sud
denly forgot bis love for children and re
tired to the smoking cor. Detroit Tribune.
Authors' Knowledge of Medicine.
We laughed when Mark Twain proposed
to deliver a course of lectures upon chem
istry before the Koyal society, adding that
he was "in a position to do this with
greater freedom, because he knew nothing
whatever about the science," but tbe pub
lic do not laugh at, but take in all serious
ness, the medical incidents and opinions
scattered up and down the pages of the
novels and poems which so commonly deal
with medical matters. One of the strange
medical things in "Monte Christo" is the
way in which the old revolutionist, Noir-
ticr, manages to live on, paralyzed in every
part of bis body except his eyelids, which
bo winks freely. 1 et the old fellow reasons
acutely and finds no difficulty' whatever in
swallowing food and drink.
Dumas seemed absolutely unaware that
such a paralytic condition as be describes
in Noirtier's case involved of necessity
brain damage of tbe most serious kind
Elsewhere Dumas made a guillotined head
speak aud weep. In one of bis tales in the
volume "Les niille et un Fantomes" there
is a story of a man engaged in making ex
periments on heads fresh from the guillo
tine in the Keign of Terror.
Then there was Krook, the Lord Chan.
ccllor in "Bleak House," who went off
the earthly stage by spontaneous com'
bustion. Dickens might well be excused
for falling into nil error which was at that
time commonly believed in by people wbo
ought to know better. Bulwer Lytton
went in for medical marvels in "Zauoni,"
but as he was a student of mystic lore, and
actually learned mngic from a professed
thaumaturgist, tbe Abbe Constant, his
wonders were attributable not so much to
bis ignorance of medical science as to his
belief in the elixir of life and the transmu
tation of metals. British MedicalJournaL
Beating Many Railroads.
"I once rode from Denver o New York
for less than seven dollars on a wager with
a prominent railway official," said O. P.
Schuyler. "By the terms of the wager I
was to ride first class, to be put off no
train aud to pay for less than one mile in
three. I won easily. I wonld board
train at the end of a division with a ticket
good for fifteen or twenty miles. Before
riding out my ticket I would manage to
ask the conductor several questions about
the town at the other end of his division,
our time of arrival there, etc. I would then
don a smoking cap and go forward to the
smoker and take my ease. Frequently
the conductor would pay no further atten
tion to me and I wonld go through nicely,
Sometimes a conductor would come along
looking for checks. I would name the
town at the end of his division. That gen
erally satisliod him.
"If he insisted on seeing my check I
would tell him my hat was in the next oar.
Only one came to report that my tile con
talncd no check. I was a trifle indignant
at being so frequently disturbed, looked
through my pockets, went back and stared
at my hat, and then tendered lnra fare,
which he declined to take. Of course I
afterward paid full fare over the line, but
I won my wager and proved to the skeTv
tlcal railroad odicial that even the most
careful conductor may be done brown by
a deadueat. ' fat. Liouis Ulobe-Democrat,
A Gentle Bint.
Colonel II. W. Fuller, general passenger
agentot the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
has an acquaintance in Washington who
strikes him every now aud then for a loan
and nbout half the tlnio forgets to return
it. The only day the man met Colonel F.
on the street.
"By the way, Ilarry," he said familiarly.
"can you let me bave ten dollars to keep
ine going lor a week J"
The colonel wasn't feeling genial or
Jovial.
"io," no responded, "l can't, but i can
let you have a railroad pass that will keen
you going that long if you will agree tu
use it," and the borrower took the gentle
Dint, but not the puss. Detroit Free Press.
Tub essential lung-healing principal of
the pine tree has finally been successfully
separated and refined into a perfect cough
medicine, Dr. Wood's Norway Flue Syrup,
bold by all dealers on a guarantee of sat
isfaction. Philadelphia Tallow Market.
Philadelphia, Oct. 4 Tallow is In.
active and weak. We quote: city, prime,
in hogsheads, 4Ka: eon n try, prime, in
barrels, 4c; country dark, in barrels,
5'a4Xc. ; rakes. 5c. : grease, 4c.
CUBES
Constipation.
C1T1XES
Constipation.
CURES
Constipation.
Iwriti that you may know
the Rood I bave received from
B. B. B. I was all ont of
health and suffvritiR with con
stipation and biliousness, 1
tried other medicines, but
they failed to do any good.
At Inst I bonghta bottle of a
B. a and before I had uand It
all I went to work a well a
ver. Gus Nkioi,
Box tMrvhuton,WarrSMO.Pa
Acts
On the
Bowels.
me
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: and
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not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but
ib a great nerve tonic and brood builder, bring
ing back the pink glow to pale check and re
storing the lire of youth. It wards oil Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having KK VIVO, do
other. It can be carried Id vest pocket. By mcll.
1.00 per package, or alx lor 85.00, with a posl
tlve written guarantee to cure or refund
1 lie money. Circularfree. Address
10YAL MEDICINE CO.. 63 River St, CHICAGO, ILL.
For sale by Matthews llros., Drngglsts
Sorantou , Pa.
BOVUDE
The Original Raw Food
UtDay.lMlAJV
THETRQJLLEY SOAP
UOS.b.KTHOS.
PHiunoaupHiA '
For Washing Clothes CLP, AN and SWEET.
It LASTS LONGER than other Soaps. "
Price FIVE CENTS a bar.
700-fUaiLE
By tho Beautiful New Steamships of the
Old Dominion Line
TO
OLD POINT COMFORT
(EYGEIA HOTEL), OB
(PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL),
AND RETURN
Most Delightful Resorts ou the Atlantic Coast for
AUTUMN OUTINGS
-FOR-
I" Old Point Comfort
U Virginia Beach -
. , A, day aud a quarter at either hotel. INCLUDING
" ' EVKRT EXFI2N8E of meals and berths en route, a day
and a quarter's board at either hotel
This trip is an ideal one, as the course Bkirts the coast, with lit
tle likelihood of seasickness, and passes in review many watering
places and points of interest. For printed matter and full particu
lars address
OLD DOMINION S. S. COMPANY
W. I. GUILIAUDEU, Trafflo Manager. Pler 26, North River, New York.
Third National
Bank of Scranton.
ORGANIZED 1872.
CAPITAL, $200,000
SURPLUS. $250,000
This bank offers to depesltors every
facility warranted by their balanoca, bust
Bess and responsibility.
Special amcLlonslTen to business a,
count.
WIL2.IAM CONNKLT President
UKO. H. CA-TL1N, Vlce-Preslden.
tVILLIAH B. PKCU, Casliie
DIRECTOR&
William Connell, George H. Catlln,
Alfred Hand. James Archbald, Henry
llelin, Jr., Wllllau X oitb- Lntber
TUB
TRADERS
National Bank of Scranton
OHQANIZEO 1893.
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $30.ooa
BA1TUEL RTNESJPresMenli.
W. W. WATSON.ioe Presldsot .
A. A WlLXJAMd, Cushier.
SiBicrons.
S AyrrsL Hrnrs, james M' EvunnART,
Ihvino A. Fincr, Pierce R Finux;
Joseph J. Jkhuviv, M, 8. Kemehbr,,
Cuas, e. JlA'lTUKWS, John T. PoHl'BBj,
W. W. Waisow.
PROMPT, ENtRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
This bank Invites the patronage of business
fneu and firms generally.
Seeds and
Fertilizers
Large Medium and
White Clover,
Choice Timothy and
lawn Grass Seeds
Guano, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
HDNT WELL CO.
CVJTF.B BBOK CO., Inc'p. Caaltal.ll, 000.000.
BEST 1)1.60 SHOK IN TUB WORLD,
"A dollar luted i a dollar tamed." ,
TblsLadlee' Holld rrencb Dontola Kid not
ion Boot dellrertd free anywhere in the U.S.. on
receipt or jau, uorwy uroor,
or Postal Note for IliO.
Equals rrery way the boots
sold In all retail stores (or
t'4.60. We make this boot
ourselves, therefore we guar
antrt thajtf, itplt aid wear,
and if any oue Is sot satltSaa
wm reruna ue money
send another ntir. Opera
Toe or Common Bente,
widths V, 1.1. E, St KB,
mini ana hall
ilxes, SendyouriUe;
win it you.
iiiunratea
Cata
logue FREE
Dexter Shoe CMS5K . MASS,
Special itrmt (o ueaurt.
Rill
ELnlNTON. If
SEA TRIPS
mn1
VIRGINIA BEACH
16.00
$17.00
$17
GAUTIOH: To
Washburn-Crosby Co.
patrons that they will this year hold to their usual
custom of milling STRICTLY OLD WHEAT until the
new crop is fully cured. New wheat is now upon the
market, and owing to the excessively dry weather
many millers are of the opinion that it is already
cured, and in proper condition for milling. Washburn-Crosby
Co. will take NO BISKS, and will allow
the new wheat fully three months to mature before
grinding.
This careful attention to
placed Washburn-Cro3by
other brands.
MEGARGEL k
Wholesale Agents.
SHAW LTM A IV
SHAW
J. Lawrence Sfelle
FORMERLY BTELLE Ss 8EELEY,
MUSIC DEALER
131 Wyoming Ayenue, Scranton, Pa.
SHAW PIANOS to the front
EMERSON
Clough& Warren
Waterloo
ORGANS
TRICES SATISFACTORY.
DSD YOU KNOW?
That we will GIVE you beautiful new pat
terns of Sterling SILVER SPOONS and
FORKS for an equal weight,ounce for ounce,
of your silver dollars. All elegantly en
graved free. A large variety of new pat
terns to select from at
ercereau
307 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
All Grades, Sizes aud Kinda
Of every description on Land. Prompt shipments guaranteed.
Chains, Rivets, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Turn
buckles, Bolt Ends, Spikes and a full line of
Carriage Hardware.
BITTENBENDER & CO.
SCRANTON, PA.
We have the following supplies of Lumber secured, at
prices tbat warrant us in expecting a large
share of the trade.
Paciflo Coast Red Cedar Shingles.
"Victor" and other Michigan Prandtof
White Pine and White Cedar BhiDglea,
Michigan White and Norway Pine Lum
ber and Bill Timber.
North Carolina Short sad Long Leaf Yel
low Pine.
Miscellaneous stocks of Mine Eails, Mine Ties, Mine Props
and Mine Supplies in general.
THE
RICHARDS LUMBER CO,
Commonwealth Building, Scranton Pa.
HOOD
sumption or Insanity.
KpFflRP IN II SCTCD IJCIUC . v. -. a.ih. i'
. .. r.. .l kn.r
e-.iremiStaEMVjiiii
For Sale in Scranton, Pa.,byH. C. SANDERSON, .Druggist, oc. Washington
and Soruoe streets.
Th.m.tMm.il.
in and
Uti'OlUt AMD Ajri'tH UaLMO.
ntec to cure or
loraW.OO. 1111.
For Sale by a M. rtARRIS, Dmeglut,
1K3-',iwdl'"T,rl.-
FsnuAsiniMiti
.'-J InTQlunUrT Kml.lonl
Bsfjis Slid Alter Uaiss. eonumpu w iniaouy, (i.iKiptr Dos y m an, a boics for (6. With e?r f
' 1 IMMiatiras
' ' ' ' " ' r ' ' -
PKAli MKlllOlNS
roraaU by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Sprue Street, Scranton, Pa.
Our Patrons
wish to assure their many
every detail of milling has
Co.'s flour far above all
I "N a v EMERSON
EMERSON
PIANOS, Old and Reliable.
Carpenter
Crown
& Connell
kept in stock. .
Jnnlata County, PeBntyLraaiWhlU Oak.
SalliTan County Hemlock Lniaber anl
Lath.
Tioga County Dry Hemlock Stock Board,
Elk County Dry Hemlock Joists and Stadr
ding.
RESTORED!"
NERVE SEEDS.
Tai. wMferfll rltr tut
saw 4Utmr.allan i.a. elf
CONNELL
pa.vn. such as Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Headaelie, Wakefulness,
IiostManuood, NlxhUr Bmlsiions, Nerrousnesi, all drains and loss of power
In (XiueratlTe Divans of eRber sex caused by OTereiertlon. s-Mlkful errere.
excewlve use of tobaoco. onluin or stimulants, which lend to lnflrmHT, Co-
Can be oarrled In Test pocket. 1 per boi, f or ,
u.M k llrfniaol.l. A ah fnr 1 1 take
l v K ucvn'oj. . u.nlA ifmnlm. rnlfiojl. ILL
RESTORED MANHOOD
DR. MOTH
l n asMllll 1 1 1 i sai riLL
sss a m
ffl, nwmwi. ItKutMt inn n. all havmmb Ibubu
the generatlTo organs of either sex. such as Nerroas ProssraUeo. Fall
llltf Or lAWt Manhood. ImnotencT. Nlvhtlv Rmlaalnna. Viuithtnt SrmM
alontal Worry,excesalTeisof Tobacco or OMnm. which l
1 to Con-
Insanity. With erery order we f rre a wi
refund the man... Rni-i at aii.aiA Mphnv skam.
JUOTT'et cut XM1CAX. O.i testsU.ttaUa
1ST Penn Avenne.
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
Will ersee Ten opln a weak, Bol wHIk WIITTII
h-ttqo. Debility, LossofSwnal Powsr la eMkei stt
from any caniie. If neglsotsd, suck treaties load l'
i . it u .uuMin w w niUV IS. HH.T1 SHI
CO. Claraland, Okie. r
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avanua aiul