THE RCB ANTON TIUBTTNE-TJIURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 25, 1895,
Ye-sleriliiy whs nni-UuT large and mol
low bnso bull tluy birth locnlly uml
abroad. Oiiml tvcntlior permit toil all
the National games Hilicilulcd, four col
lege games anil u walk-over for SiTitn-
tou at t'arbuiulitli'.
"Luns Turn" l''laniianhan, the tall
Byniiiunv, vlio-last your illil such clover
work for Scran tun, wax pi-undod all
t-vor the upper region of the Lnokii
w.inn t valley for tlt'looii runs, whlh'
the CiiibiuiilalluiiM only secured a lonely
11 . It was easy, very rtisy.
Pittsburg uinl OliK'hinutl. the tvi
leaders In tho National league, looked
horns on the hitter's ki-uiiihIs, mul (Mn
c'.iitiutl was shoved down Into the third
division. Hostott uml Haltlinc-re eaeh
mailt" a wilt anil remain In second place.
ISvooklyn. Louisville, St. Louis anil New
York each dropped a net. Cleveland
made its llrst v. in out of tlve Kannn.
but still remains alone at the foot of the
list.
Princeton pounded Lafayette's pitch
er: unnieivit'ully uml won In a walk,
llrowit university won A well played
fame from Dartmouth.
The National sanies and percentage
list follow:
At P.nltlinorv
Faitlmore 0 0102000 3
';uiUyn 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
hits llMii'.imore. in; Hiooklyu
Kr-
rors Ifc-iiiinoro, 2: Rrouklyn.
le- Me-timiinc and Robinson;
and (.trim. Umpire-Mm ray.
At -New York
New York -..0 0 0 0 0 0
linsten 0 0 0 0 3 2
litis New York. 4: Huston, 5.
liutter-
Olinibcrt
12 0-3
0 0 0-5
Krrors
New Yolk. 3; Hoston, S. liatteries-Kusio
and Farrell; Stlvetts and Ganzel. Umpire
-Campbell.
At Washington
Washington 1 00400000 5
l'htludoiphla 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0-4
Hits- Washington. 7: Philadelphia. 12.
Terrors Washington, 2: Philadelphia, I.
liatteries Slock-lale and Mctlulrc; McCiill
mid Ruekley. Umpire Keet'e.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati 1 101001105
1'iKsburg 2 .0 0 0 1 0 4 1 0- S
Hits Cincinnati. 11; Pittsburg, 12. Er
rorsCincinnati, 2; Pittsburg, 2. Batter-1-?
Dwyer and Spies; Kilkn and Sii(5
d.n. Umpire Kmslie.
At Louisville
Louisville, 0 00 0 01000 t
Chicago 1 14001 t-S
Hits Louisville, 11: Chicago, 7. Errors
Louisville, 6. Latteries McDermott and
Cole: Hutchinson and Donoliue. Umpire
JlcUonahL
At St. Louis
St. Louis 0 000010203
Cleveland 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 212
Hits St. Louis, 7; Cleveland, 15. Krrors
St. Louis, 5; Cleveland. 1. Batteries
M.'Douual, Staley and Peitz; Walla-.-e anil
O'Connor. Umpire Detts.
Standing of National League Clubs.
flayed. Won. Lost. Per Ct.
Fittsbur;
.Soo
.7"ii
,7"0
.is in
,rii
.."
.:,un
.fl
.W
.:m
Boston ..kA...
Baltimore ....
Cincinnati ....
Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington
Louisvillo
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia,
Cleveland 5
CARBONDALEJUUST LEARN.
Seranton Trounced Them Yesterday by a
Score of 1 5 to 1 .
C.arbondale enshrouded Itself In sack
cloth and ashes after yesterday's game
In -that city with "Hilly Harnie's Seran
ton electricians. Marty Swift had been
half forgiven for losing Tuesday's game
In Wllkcs-riarre by 23 to 9, but to have
the envied men from Seranton come
Into their city and with two hundred
howling cranks behind them shove
Frank Fox's pets right over Into the
mud hole well, 13 to 1, Is a bitter pill to
swallow.
A special train on the Ontario and
"Western road left Seranton with a
Koodly number of the "well, wells" and
many others who enjoy base ball for
Pome other reason than the recognized
privilege at yelling their lungs out. The
Carbondalcs had refused to allow Vet
eran Oaffney to adjudicate, and there
vas trembling and trepidation follow
ing the announcement 'that Mr. Evans,
fin Olyphant unknown, would umpire.
Whatever dire motives the unknown
may have had, ho found no opportunity
to put them to use. He umpired well.
A Gentle Corrective
Js what you need when your
liver becomes inactive. It's
what you get when you take
Ir. Pierce's Plcssant pellets;
they're free from the violence
ana the griping that
come with the ordinary
pill. The best medical
authorities agree that
' in regulating the bowels
mild methods are pref
erable. I'or every de
rangement of the liver,
stouifirh and bowels,
these tiny, sugar coated
pills arc most effective.
They go about their
work in nn easy and
iiatilral way, and their
good lasts. Ouch used,
they (no always in fn
vor. Being composed
of the choicest, concen
trated vegetable ex
tracts, they cost much
more llinii other pills
found in the market,
yet from forty to forty
four are put up in each
sealed glass vial, ns
sold through druggists, at the price of the
cheaper made pills.
" Pleasant Pellets" cure biliousness, sick
and bilious headache, dizziness, costive
tiess, or constipation, sour stomach, loss of
appetite, coated tongue, indigestion, or dys
pepsia, windy helchings, "heart-hum,"
pain and distress after eating, mid kindred
derangements of the liver, stomach and
bowels. Put up in sealed glass vials, there
fore always fresh and reliable. Whether
as a laxative, or in larger doses, ns a gently
acting but searching cathartic, these little
"Pellets" are unequaled.
As a "dinner pill," to promote digestion,
take one each day after dinner. To relieve
the distress arising from over-eating, noth
ing equals one of these little "Pellets."
They are tiny, sugar-coated, nnti-bilious
granules. Any child readily takes them.
Accept no substitute that may be recom
mended to be "just as good." It may be
better for the dealer, because of paying
him a better profit, but lie is not the one
who needs help.
A free sample (4 to 7 doses) on Mai, Is
mailed to any address, post-paid, on receipt
of name and address on postal card.
Address World's Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
1 UY:S ID
nut nothing could stop Scrnnton win
nlnt,'.
Tim first crack ut the bnll wnfl mndo
by Hess for two banes, und tho Carbon
dale rooters went crazy. Hut, llko tho
cat, Hess eunte back. Ho didn't reach
third. In the sixth Inning the seuro was
6-1. During the old, lucky seventh Herun
ton knocked out ten 4'uim uml also
Fluniinghaii. Swift then placed Ills
round-bodied self In the box, but
iiarnle's men were merciful and llluv
wise tired and were sntltitled with no
tallies In the two last Innings.
Brown pitched for Scrnnton und held
the enemy down to 4 hits. Off Flun-
niiKhan und Swift It! hits were secured
BUKANTON.
it. n. o. a. i:
Ward, 2b..
P.raily, If..
Sweeney, s
Clark, lb..
Whitehead,
3li.
llmile, if
Johnson, ef
Rogers, c
Itrown, p
Winkleinaii, hs.
Totals
15 10
'ARliONDALE.
It. II.
10
A.
;t
o
4
o
1
2
0
0
4
0
lless, r
Mcliimile, cf..
Wetzel, ss
Mussey, lb....
Sales. 2b
Westlake. lib..
Moian, ir
I lagan, i f
1"! i ii iltIki li. p.
Swift, p ,
Totals 1 4 21 11 4
Seranton 1 0 0 1 1 2 10 0 15
Oarboiiilalo 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Earned runs Seranton, 7. First base by
eirois-sciaiitun. 7; Cutuoiniiilo, 1. l.eit
on bases Seranton, 7: Cu rbonihile, 5.
Hase on balls, P.i-owu, 2; Flannlguii, 2.
Struck out lirown, 2; KlaniilKiui. 1;
Swift, 1. Homo run Whitehead. Two
base hits Ward. Whitehead, lingers,
Itrown. Sales. Stolen basis Ward 2,
Johnson. Hit by pitcher Ward, Urady.
Umpire Kvans. Timo 1.50.
l our College Uumcs.
At Princeton
Princeton 3 0 1 1 0 2 0
Lafayette ........0 0 0 0 1 0 0
0 -7
0 01
lilts Princeton, 11: Lafayette,
3. Ki
Kaston, Clarke
rois None, liatteries A it man.
Jayne and Trcnchard: Critwcll,
and Parclay. Umpire Wykoff.
At I.awreiicevllle, N. J. University
of
Pennsylvania, 8; Lawrencevllle, 0.
At ISothlehcm
Lehigh 1 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 07
State College 2 0 0 1 4 1 0 7 15
Hits Lehigh. 9; State College, 17. Kr
rors Lehigh, 10: State College, HI. liat
teries liowle. Turner and (.loss; Nesbltt
and Hayes. Umpire Connor.
At IMovldence lirow n, 5; Dartmouth, 3.
licomctoun Cannot Lose.
Special to the Seranton Tribune.
Washington, April 24. Georgetown
easily defeated Richmond college today
In the series for the southern college
championship. Score:
Georgetown 1 0 5 0 1 4 3 4 IS
Richmond 1 0 2 00010 15
Hits Georgetown, IS; Richmond, 8. Kr
rors Georgetown, 3; Richmond, 5. liat
teries Carmody, Mahoney, Seanlun und
Sullivan; Klyson and Lunsford.
Syracuse Defeats Lebanon.
.TI Lebanon-
Lebanon 0 2 0 0 3 0 2 1
Syraeusn 3 8 0 0 0 16 2
0 8
o
Hits Lebanon, 11; Syracuse, IS. Krrors
Lebanon, .Pi; Syracuse, 5. liatteries
Angstadt and Khrig; Day and Hess,
The First Triplo Ploy.
A triple play, so rare In base ball, was
the feature of tho Washington-Iloston
game Tuesday. It was made In the
ninth Inning by Uoston when It looked
as If Washington was about to Increase
the score. Tho bases were filled by
HcGuire reaching first on Collins' error,
a base on balls by Cartwright and an
error of Tucker, which gave Crooks a
life at first. Maul hit a grounder to
Pitcher Wilson, who threw to Warner
at the plate, forcing McOuIre out
Warner threw to Tucker on first In
time to cut off Maul and Tucker re
turned the ball to Warner, who touched
Cartwright, who had attempted to come
home. It was all done so quickly and
all right under the noses of tho crowd
that It was some moments before the
play was understood.
I mpiro Lynch Uesigns.
TTmpire Lynch resigned from the Na
tional league Tuesday. He fined Third
Itasoman Davis, of the New Yorks, last
week and a big kick was made about It.
President Young upheld Lynch In his
official action, but ordered him to
l'.altlmore, although ho had been sched
uled to umpire the three New York
Brooklyn games. Lynch took offense
at the transfer and resigned. For
years he hns been considered one of the
best umpires In the country.
Syracuse's lircat Kccord.
Allen T. Nye, of New York, calls the
Herald's attention to the fant that the
Syracuse team Inst year played three
games against the Scrantons In ono
day, won them ell, made 33 runs, 17
hits, accepted 115 fli ldltiK chances and
mado but one error. He claims that It
Is the best one day's professional record
ever made by a team.
HASE HALL NOTES.
McLaughlin, with Wllkes-Iiarre Inst
year, has signed to pitch for Carbonilalo.
Paul Radford has steadily refused to go
with Toronto, and now Manager Hnrnlo Is
figuring to get him on bis Seranton toum.
-Philadelphia. Times.
Tho players of the Carbondnlo tenm aro
In hard luck. Tom l''lanaghiiii reported
with bis neck swathed In a silk hnmllter
chlef. A smoll colony of bolls Is Tom's
atlllcllon. George Stnltz broke a finger on
his right hand, and hus Imen unable to
participate. In practice. Martin MeCjuald'H
brother died In Chicago, and the left
fielder went at once to that city.
And so Lynch, the most competent um
pire on the league staff a man who has
vufely withstood tho rigors of a hnlf
do;n league campaigns whoso Integrity
has never been assailed, whoso judgment
was as sound and as correct as that of any
Dnnlid slnco tho palmy days of GiifTney,
and whose deportment was a model for
tho other mernlmrs of tho stnff, has been
turned down, and praetlenlly at tho behest
of a magnate who has not yot warmed his
sent around the league board. And he has
boon turned down simply and solely be
cause he had tho courugo to enforce tho
ruins which the magnates themselves had
framed. If the magnates themselves have
no more respect for the rules of tholr own
making than to see an honest man perse
cuted for seeing that they wore observed,
how cun they hope to command tho re
spect of either players or spectators?
Philadelphia. Press. .
With regard to the proposition of Presi
dent Freed man for a settlement of the lie
between Yalo and Brown, Manager Mc
Keo, of tbo Yale nine, says that Yale can
arrange no games with Hrown In addi
tion to -tho series already schudulod. Roth
Manager McKeen and iCuptuln Itustln
say that Yale would favor a plan to award
the cup, to tho winner of tho game In
Now Haven next Saturday, or to award It
to the winner ut the series.
TO SHOOT AT I'IGEONS.
Mutch lictween II. IJ. Swurti und Dr. W.
II. Carver,
H. I). Swnrti!, of this city, cham
pion wing nhot, will shoot three
mutches ut live pbjreona with Dr. W. II.
Carver, of Kansas City, Mo., champion
wing shot of the world. Tho first match
will ituk place nt tho Hiuh Hall park,
Wllkes-llurre, Jx., this morning; sec
ond mutch ut it ho Hcrunton Driving
purk tomorrow . afternoon, and third
match nt the Curboudalo Huso Hull
park, Onrbondalei, il'u., Saturday, The
shooting nt W likes-Hiirro and Cnrbon
dalo will cominenco n,t 10.30 a. m. and
the shooting at Kcranton will take
place ut 2.30 p, in.
Dr. AV. F. Carver's record Is 09 out of
100, wlille Mr. Sutirtu's record Is 71 out
of 75. Kveiy mail who Is a lover of
shooting Khuuld not miss these three
mutches. Mr. Swurtx Is conlldent of
winning nt least two out of three. In
his last tlilrly-thivo pigeons he lias
shot for practice, ho ban killed them
all.
They will nhoot 100 birds a side under
the American association rulcH, thinly
yuid. rise, lil'ty-yiu-d boundary and
from live, unknown traps.
Iloxlng Toiirmnnuiit in I'lttstoti.
An amateur boxing tournament will
take place lu Music, hall, PltHton, April
2l. The entiles 1110 as follows: In tho
115-pound class, Jno Allen,- of National
Atliletlu club, of Scrunton, Thomas
Moiiuhan, of American Athletic club,
Seranton, mid Kdwtird McDermott, of
Plttstou; l.25-piiiiid class, Tboimis Mor
gan, of llazleton, mid Frank Cnlllluiii,
of tlio National Athletic club, of Seran
ton; li'.O-poUltd class, John Madlgmi, of
the National Athletic club, of Sciantun,
and an unknown, of I'Htstoii; Mo-pouud
class, Thomas Kelb-y, of I'lttnton, AVil-
liam Mattlson, of tin- KxcclHlou Athlet
ic club, of Seranton, Thomas Williams,
of tlie National Atliletlu club, of Seran
ton, ami Michael D. (iiillagher, of
Dinyea: 150-pound class, l'utilck Gib
bous and John (lulhighcr, of l'lttston,
Richard Hicks, of Hnyiv, mid John Cur-
111 y, of Duryea; luS-pnund class, Hubert
Allen, of the Ni.:lontil Athletic club, of
Kcranton, Charles Winters, of Allen
tewn, I'll., und J, L. Mitchell, of the
National Athletic club of Seranton;
heavy weight class, John O'Urlen, of
the National Atlilotic club, of Scinn-
toh.nnd Patrick Hopkins, of Seranton.
The winner in each class will receive
a gold medal, with Ills name Inscribed
on It. As 11 special feature. Hurry
Courti-lght and an unknown from
Duryea, will spar a three-round bout
for points.
Pr. Curvcr Was liefcutcd.
Dr. Carver, who will next week shoot
three matches with Mr. Swartz, of this
city, was defeated by Tom Marshall at
Gale.sburg, 111., Tuesday. The match
was shot in the four days' tournament
of the Galcsburg Shooting club, which
opened with many crack shots present
and plenty of spectators. Dr. Carver
and Marshall, of Kelthshurg, 111., shot
at 50 birds for $100 a side. Marshall
won by a score of 40 to 44. Carver was
in poor condition and appeared to be
nervous. IS. C. Hoicks, of Dayton, O.,
made a remarkable performance at tar
get shooting, breakng Mo without a
miss. '
Rowing ut Yale.
The Yale crew rowed In a shell for
the llrst time Tuesday. They tried the
new heavy working shell made by
Waters, of Troy. Treadway Is sick
with tonsilitls but will be out again In
a few days. Simpson took his place.
Tho mei lire rowing In greatly Im
proved form. The men rowed in the
following order: Stroke, Lungford; 7,
Simpson; 6, Longncre; 5, Dater; 4,
Cross; 3, Heard; 2, llolcomb; bow, Judd.
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
rhllailelphla Record: The announce
ment from Allentown that the Lehigh
Valley Railroad company will equip some
of Its branch lines with tho trolley fore
shadows for tho rnilway systems of tho
country a new era of development In
which branches may supply more busi
ness, at certain seasons at least, than the
main lines may find It convenient to
handle.
The anthracite coal tonnage transported
over the Reading railroad for tho week
ended April 20 aggregated 2I5.2S2 tons, a
decrease of 11,010 tons, compared with tho
corresponding week last year, but on In
crease over tho week onded April 13, 18!i".
The tonnage Is, however, about equal to
tho Reading's proportion of tho total, and
shows that tho company Is adhering to
the agreement to restrict the month's pro
duction. For the finciil yeur to date the
Reading's tonnago u mount to 4,778,4:15
tons an Increase over tho same period lust
yeur of BOI.SIW tons.
An ofllclul of thu Reading railroad, refer
ring to Monday's coal conference and the
reiteration of the receivers not to submit
questions In dispute to arbitration, tells
the Stockholder that that position hud
been mummed, not so much because , the
court might not sanction It as because
there Is nothing In the situation so fur
which could justly be submitted to arbi
tration by the Reading company. Not a
single company, outside of the Reading,
ho added, hud stntcd tho minimum per
centage It would nccept. Buld he, con
tinuing: "If I were handling this matter
I would nk tho president of each of the
eleven companies to sttttn specifically the
lowest percentage ho would bo willing to
accept. Tho nggregnto would thus be se
cured, and while thero Is no doubt that It
would exceed 100 per cent., I do not bo
lleve thn excess would bo moro than 2 or
3 per cent. It would bo nn eimy matter to
discover which Interest was asking an ex
cessive percentage, and It would thon bo
In order to endeavor to secure a reduction
In percentage asked by that Interest. Tho
presidents have been four months working
on tho questions In dispute, und yot
have not attempted an adjustment on the
above lines, which are perfectly familiar
to them. The fact that they have not
done so Is, I believe, almost conclusive
proof that the main point at Issue with
them has been to force the Reading to a.
lower basis. Hut they ure now about con
vinced that wo will no longer allow our In
terests to suffer, and this conviction will
probably lead to the udoptlon of n liusl-nnss-llkn
method In effecting a settlement
of existing troubles."
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and a single application of Cutlcura, the
great Skin Cure, clear the scalp and hair of
crusts, scales, and dandruff, allay Itching,
soothe irritation, stimulate the hair folli
cles, and nourishthc roots, thus producing
Luxuriant Hair, with a dean, wholesome
. scalp, when all else fails.
Rnld throughout the world. Fottib Dido ft Com
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(pticura
rv FOR THE
CjSKIN
STOCKS AND BONDS.
New York, April 24. Speculation at
the Stock Kxchunge opened strong on
buying- fur foreign account. The Im
provement, however, was merely frac
tional, and after the Inquiry for foreign
account abated the market lagged and
then (Lifted Into dullness. In the last
hour the coalers broke badly, due to
report that the Lackawanna had ab
solutely refused to concede the Head
Ins 21 per cent, of the tonnage, nnd
that all negotiations wero oft. The
break resulted in selling of tho general
list nnd tho prominent Issues receded
to 1 per cent. In the Haul tranB-
actions tho market was barely steady
In tone. Total sales were 2S9.000 shares,
Net changes Bhow declines of to In
the general list, whllu tho coalers last
1 lo 3 per cent.
The range of today's prices for the ae
tlvu stocks of the New York slock mar
ket are given below. The (imitations ure
furnished Tho Tribune by (I. uu Jl. mm
inlck, manager for W illiam Linn, Allen
Co., stock brokers, 412 Sprueo stroe
Hci-aiiton.
O'nn-Illgh- Low- Clou
lug.
Am. Tobacco Co
Am. Cot. Oil 27
est. est. lug.
H!M4 IHI mv,
27'(, S!7'i 27'.!
107 imi'-i 10 Hi
ii'i t
fa' o;i M
Poj, K IH'i
7;tv it'-: va
75'i 71' 7IX,
4:.".', 41 41-i
(X (iHi lil'ii
117 '4 Wi1)!! W
VWi 127 127
pa ir.ti if.:
10 15;li 10
:ii '4 :u si
14li Hl"j 1114
r.11 r,r,-ti, w.!
HXIjj IIS ns
Wi'i, Kw'j, loo'i
2li"i i(, 2ii'i
7 ll'St i
31 :'!, 3.l:!i
HJ llPJ !l".
Wl'4 i it!)
40", :i'.i :
12'y 1214 1214
13' i 13 1!
37::i 37 57
47 4T4 4T4
20'i 20 20'.i
17r-4 V 17M,
Hi-id 15 15
13 1214 11;
22 21 '4 n
lo'4 1014 10(4
13 13'4 13'4
7'i 7'4, 7'i
Hi 10 10
K!!',i HH Hh
r,il"t 55(3 55 '.4
13(4 IS 18
Am. Hugur Re'g Co.HWli
Alch., To. & 8. Fe... li'fc
Can. South r.:t'0
Ches. H Ohio VJ'i
Chlcugo lias 7:i!i
t'lile. N. W 1M
Chic, It. ii 75
I ?. C. C. & St. L -12
Chic, Mil. & St. P.,. 2'i
Chic, R. I. & P Il7'i
Deliiwuro A Hud i:!0:i
!., U & W ID2
1 list. & C. F I Mi
(leu. Klectilu X:i
Luke Shore 11 Hi
Louis. & Nash 50
Manhattan Flo 1 1X
Mich. Ceiitrul im'A
Mi). Purine 2ii:!i
Nat. Cordage 7
Nut. Liad 31
N. J. Cent m I Uii'4
N. V. Central !ma
N. Y. ti N. M 4111,
N. Y., L. K. & W 12'i
N. Y..H.&W I3H
N. Y., S. & V Pr... 37'a
Nor Pucllle 474
Nor. Pucllle, Pr 20'4
Out. & West 17
Phil. H Read 1U
Southern It. R 2'j
Ten 11., C. 1 Ti
Tex. Paelile prti
I'liloil Pucllle 3'i
Wabash 71;,
Wabash, Pr HiUj
West. Union sn'i
H. O MM
H. S. O IS
CHICAC.O BOARD OF TRADR PRICES.
O pn- High- Low- CIob
writ; AT.
Muy
July
September ....
OATS.
May
lug. est. est. Ing.
W SOX. f.!i'4 tt)
lil'i til',4 C C1'4
61 02 61 Cl-4
2S 2ST SS',4 2S"i,
2S(4 2S'4 2H 2K'4
2'i',i 2iJ(4 2li 2ii(a
47'f, 47'i 4';i 47'!,
474 47 47'i 17
4S 4S 47 4S
G87 0.90 0.87 BS7
7.02 7.02 7.02 7.02
7.17 7.17 7.15 7.15
12.25 12.27 12.20 12 "2
12.52 12.57 12.45 12.17
12.75 32.75 12.07 12.70
July
September ....
CORN. -
May
July
September ....
LARD.
May
July
September ...
I'ORIC.
May
July
September . .
Scrunton Hoard of Trado Exchange Quo
tations.
No.
Shs.
20
10
20
loo
5
10
10
Par
Vul.
STOCKS.
Dime Dep. &
Bid. Ask.
50
loo
Hm
()
100
inn
loo
UK)
Km
loo
100
luo
loo
I'm
luo
1110
50
ino
luo
100
10
100
1000
DUO
1U0
GOO
Dis.
i.uiik
First Nat'l Hunk.
.C2 50
COO
Clreon R'go Lum'r Co
Lacks, Lumber Co...
Luc ka. Trust & Safo
Deposit Co
Sera'n Savings Rank.
Scra'n Lace Cur. Co.
Kcranton Forging Co
Third Nat'l Bunk....
Nat'l lioiing & Drill
ing Co., I'r
Thuron Coal Land Co
Scrunton Redding Co;
Seranton Axle Works
Hcrunton Ulass Co....
Scrnnton Jur & Stop
ler Co
Dickson Mfg Co
Lackawanna & Mont
rose Rullroad
Truders' Nat'l Bank.
Rontu Class Co
Spring Brook Wuter
C11
Lacka. Store Asso
ciation, Limited
Allegheny Lumber Co
HONDS.
Seranton True. Co....
Kcon'y Steam Heat
Power Co
Madison Avenue Im
provement Scrunton Gles3 Co....
110
150
"fo
110
lot)
350
!0
!K)
45
3
4
10
2
40
60
50
50
20
30
80
I
8
6
10P4
70
3-
JoO
ro
320
10
iO
11
105
0.-0
500
10-
500
New York Produce Murkot
New York, Aprll24 Flour-Firm. Wheat
wuiei unu stronger; No. 2 red store and
elevntor, 63V4n3Uc. : afloat, fili'flc .: f. n. h.
(I57ia(i7c ; ungraded red, fioaiiic. ; options
closed steady, firm; May, filc; June and
July. I)5'4C: AllL'llSt. li5Uc Kntimlmr
uie. ; ocirmucr, ioe. 1 orn unu, nrm: No,
2, 50c. alloat; steamer mixed, 52't,53' ie. :
options were dull; Muy, Mc.; July, 52c;
Heptcmber. 52",e. Onts Dull, tirm: op
tions quiet, firmer: Auril und Mnv. ssiii.
July, 3J'4c; spot prices, No. 2, 32!i32''..:
No. 2 white. 37ii37U,c.: No. 2 Clilenu,, SI.V..1
Vtt.t V., '1 'Ml-.. XI., ., 1.1. . n..., .
js , u, u.'m., a Willie. .Vt'.!?.;
rnlxod western, 32'L.ii3lc; white state and
wesiein, .iuih'k.. i-roviHions Firm, quiet
uncnunged. i,nru liniet, lower; western
sieam, k.u,: city, iiSiai:c; April. S7.ll
Ilny. J7.12; rellntHl. ilu : confluent. i7 fin-
nouiii Miiierica, (.ii compound. Giiafi'-.e
nutter-Quiet, steady: state ilalrv. KalSe
no. i-rcainery, new. 20c: western dsiry, Sa
i.:':.c.; uo. creamery, new. 12Mie Ho. ,i.i
9at5e.: do. factory, 7nllc: Flclns. 20c.
Imitation creamery, AiUCc. Cheese About
steady. Kggs Oulet, sternly: stute nnd
I
nnsyivumii, i:i-4h Me. ; western fresh, 13'i
nl.'Hic,
southern.
12(ial3c; duck, Hfn23c.j
goose,
30c.
Toledo liioln Market.
Toledo. O.. Anrll 94'i,n..,t.,i..i
l.IWi bushels; shliuneiits, 2S.545 bushels'
murkot firm; No. 2 red cash. .?,- Mm-
w. ni'i June. ia'.,c .: .111 v. n-vitn . a...
K'nii "i'?)ie. i;(-n Iteee iiim. fl lll linuh
cih; pnipmelllS. 7R.WKI liiinhes. nii,,lt.,l
quiet: No. 3 mix ml cush. 47V.e M... jtu.. .
July, lK4e. Oats Receipts, 1,200 b'lfshels-
eliti.mi.Ml u 1 Mm, t,i.ul...ta. ... .'
i.i,n,-,n, lllltlHHl niimillUI.
( lover 8eediRe(Mdpts, 2 bags; shipments,
3:14 bags; market tlrm; prime cash. 5.S5:
April, J5.8Uu5.S2'A.
Iluffnlo Cattlo Murkot.
HUUUIO. Anrll 24. ('n!tlnll..m.l,.t Tni
M.-aii, on Rum, ze nonu: mill-ket ,.lna,.,l
stemly; light steers, 4.50u5; fresh cows,
-,ti-K ,,r, ni-nii, veuiN, nun ana lower;
good, Mr.On3.75; choke, $4n4.25; light com
111011, 2.60a3.25. Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head
on sale, 3.500 heailT market opened shade
higher, closed weak at 10c, decline for all
but light Yorkers and pigs; Yorkers, $5.1Ga
5 30; pigs, J5.10a5.15; mixed, J5.20 mediums,
$5.20; choice heavy, 5.25: roughs, l,25a4.50;
slugs, j:i.25a4. Sheep and Lambs Receipts,
10.300 head; oil sale, 8,000 head; market
closed steady; prime wool lambs. $5.75mi;
good, Sri.4na5.ll5; common to fair, $4.50115 25;
clipped luinhs, J4.50ttR.60; mixed wool sheep.
$lu4.ll0; culls and common, $2b.1.75; clipped
sheep, t.1.25n4.2S;. spring lambs, light to
choice, $3.25ul0; extra full clipped lambs,
$5.55.
Philadelphia Tallow Murkot. .
rhllailelphla, April 24. Tallow In steady
hut dull. Woiuuoto: City, prlmo, In hhds,
4c; country, prime, In bbls, 4o. do.
dark, In bbls, 4(4c; cakes, 4(40.; greusu,
3u3T4c
Oil Market.
l'lttsbiirg, April 24. Oil opened and high
est, So; lowest nnd closed, 205.
Oil City, April 24. Oil opened and high
est, 211; lowest and closed, 205. -
Sclutlo Rheumatism Cured.
L. Wagner, Wholesale Druggist, Rich
mond, Vs., says: "I had a fearful attack
of Bclatlo Rheumatism, was laid up almost
two months; was fortunate. enough to fnt
MYSTIC CURB - FOR RHEUMATISM.
This cured me after doctor's prescrip
tions had fulled to) have any effect. I have
also heard of fine results from others who
have used It." Sold by Carl Lorenx, Drug
gist, 418 Lackawanna avenue, JScranton.
"My husband had two cancera taken
from his face, and another was aomlng
on his lip. He took two bottles of Ilurdock
Blood Bitters and It disappeared. Ho Is
completely well. "' Mrs. Wm. Klrby,
Akron, Erlo, Co., N. Y,
c
onsiolly
Our
Line of
Me Si
Is far superior to any-
tiling else shown
Seranton. 'In
111
I,
features, they cannot be
approached.
CARPETS CLEANED,
FEATHERS RENOVATED,
MATTRESSES MADE OVER,
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED,
BED SPRINGS REPAIRED, Etc.
$jgVe don't ask you
satisfied with our work.
rui
n
A WORD.
WANTS OF ALT, KINDS COST THAT
MUCH. WHO I'AIK KOK. IN AD
VANCK. W1I10N A HOOK ACCOUNT
IS MADE, NO OHAUOK WILL UK LI1SS
THAN 25 CENTS. THIS lU'LR A I'
I'LIKS TO SMALL WANT ADS, KX
CKl'T SITUATIONS WAN'i'KU, WHICH
AKK 1NSKKTKD KltKU.
Help Wanted Male.
t 1AKPKNTEKS WANTED A I'l'LY AT 305
J Lacknwaumi avenue, printinit oftlce.
11AR11EK WANTKD AT L. A. w KBfcR
li barber shou. Ill Wyoniiue avenue; ouly
tlrst-clHBS nan liuiu .piiv.
WANTED WELL-KNOWN MAN I J
every town to rollcit stock euliscriu-
turns: a mononolv : hie inonoy for
ngents; no
ciiiiital required. EDwAKU C. FIS1:
ill ft CO.,
lioraun hiuck. cuicago. in.
SALESMEN - KESIDENT SALESMEN
Cj wanted, acnualnted with tlio local and
n.nrhv ilrnff anif irrocerv trado. to handle our
lino of high pradn riirnra. Address, icivlnff
refuronc.'s, J. EDWAKD (JOWLES it CO., Ha
Cbambers street, K. V.
Hela Wanted Females.
17-ANTEU-lll LADIES TO DO L1UHT
V work in this city: Kalary paid. Call at
Lackawanna Valley Uoiwo after 4 p. m.
w
T ANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO ENER
,.iin R.ilHwnni(n to reuresent us.
Cuaranteed $0 a day without interfering with
otliar duties. Healthful oceuimtlon. write
fur nnrfcii'iilarn. incloqint? stami). Miini?o Chem
leal Company, No. 72 John street. Now York.
For Rent.
OK KEN T PLEASANT FURNISHED
front room. U Adams avenue.
,HK KENT 7 ROOM HOUSK, NO. IK8
f Forest street, between Dickson works
and Erin depot. Inquire, or
JUONUOfc, UmWI, 15UII s iiuau.
mwiiT.illNE. WELL LIGHTED ROOMS,
X for rent nn Bconn noor, Lan,ii"
avenue. Inqulro m'Btoro oi uoyio os muc
low, 41(3 Lackawanna avenue..
TOR RENT-TWO STORKS, DWELLING
: housoH and barn at 1IH and 3111 Cedar nvo.
Inquire at Davldow Hros., 317 Lacka. avenue.
,OR RKN T A HUILDINU ON FRANKLIN
1 avenue, suitable tor business. Address
I'. O. Box 44S.
i;olt KENT-TUB PHOTOUKAl'H UAI,
l l, rv formerly occupied by C. L. OrllHn,
including rooms for liouseKoepini;
MS Wvo
niinir avenue.
( HAH. SC1ILA0ER.
.1011 KENT A LARGE, 4 STORY BUILD
' Iiur at l;n Franklin avenue; suitable for
wholesale buslnesB. CAUSON & DAY 1ES,
SiTiinton.
POB RENT FURNISHED AND UNKUR-
nlshcd rooms at SO Lackawanna avenu j.
irOR RENT-SIX ROOM HOCSK ON WEST
I1 I.ai'kitwnnna aV(nuo. Adores I liOMAS
E, KVANS, acar 11SS Luzerne, Uydo 1'ark.
OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED 11 ALL
. suitable for lodiro rooms. JOHN JLll
MYN, 119 WyomiiiK ovenuo.
For Sale.
10R BALE A LA ROW LINK OK FINE
1 now liuiirles. surrirs. phaetons, cart store
wagonu, cue nnd two horse lumber wagons, at
bargains, at M. T. &ulIjIi,k a, ,no auuihb ave
OR HALE FIKST-CLASS FACING
homes at vour own price. Come and seo
them. W. l. JEHMYN. Prleolmrfr. Pa.
.'OR SALE-A
HUT TEH Olt MEAT
cooler JXSJ6 foct aun two spriiiir wngona.
,IOS. A. MEA
Real Estate.
A ACRE FA KM, 8 MILES FKOM St KAN
T-rr ton, for sale, or will xenange ior cny
property; a bargain; call for iiartlculars,
KOUT. MEKHIHELD, IU Spruce street.
PARM." BO ACltES-Sti MILES FROM ELM-
hurst: 1 mile from iiosioiiicn; bcuooi
, Address D. W. GORMAN, Moscow, Pa.
near,
MALL FARM WANTED - WE HAVE
the names of several persons who want to
bur small farms near Scrnnton. Wo exchango
city property lor country.
l.f iu aii ID B "IVAnA'
Houses on Credit.
IOUSEB BUILT ON CREDIT,
dress lock box 21 H, Boratitoo.
AJ)
Administrator's Notice.
i8TAT!E(IM10R
J deceased, late of Seranton, Laokawauua
county, Pennsylvania.
Letters of administration, nnon tin
above named estate Imyiug been granted to
the nudurslgned, all persons having claims or
deninnds against the said estate of the said
decedent are reuuestcd to make known the
nine without delay to me, and thoie Indebted
thereto are requested to make liumcdlnte pay
tuout to WILLIAM W. bCKANTON,
Mcrauton, fu, Aominiatrator,
Clilcngn Cnttlo Murkot.
Chicago. Anrll 24. Cnttlo HocoIdIb. 0.500
head: market alow nnd ensy; common to
extra Btoers, $lu1.25; Blockers and feeders,
I.UUii4.i; cows mid mum, ii.u.rar; cuivch,
l.nunfi: Tcxans, JH.iiDuft.iift. Hogs Receipts,
51,000 hcud; market Bteiuly; henvy puckliiB
am Blilpplng lots, SUiOuii; . common to
choice mixed,' tl.Wln4.1KI; choice iiBsorted,
J4.fiT.ii4.fiir: light, W.4(la4.STi; pigs, S3.GGn4.lU.
Sheep Receipts, 16,000 head; market weuli;
Inferior to choice. Sl.b0a4.00; lambs, U.Dua
D.D0.
Gstelle"
to pay us for Cleaning your
0 M1TI1 BE0D1G
Agents Wanted,
GENTS MAKE tVJ DAILY SEi-LING AI.
J- uminum novelties; new process eiivei
ware; bar goods; big line, tho new, wonder
ful mctul; delivered free: Hamuli) in velvet
lined esse. 10.; catalogue free. ALUMINUM
koveu'j CO., M iiroadway, New York
A GENTS H IN DE'S PATENT UNIVEU
iV Bid Hair Curlers and Wavers CusL-d with
out boat. i, ana "Fyr Pointed' Hair Pins. Lib
eral commiKHions. Free suinple nnd full par
iicuiars. Auuress i'. u. mtx ioa. iNew iork.
lANTt'D - ACTIVE SALESMEN TO
' handle our line, no peddling. Salarr.
57S per month and esienses paid to all. Goods
entirely new. Apply (juiciiiy. r. u. tiox, ujiu.
Huston, luasa.
Special Notices.
LARGE STOCK OF GOLD WATCHES
at reduced prices. We havo got a big
stoclc. too big lu fact, of watches, good
waicnes, which wo are willing to sell at very
ciose iigures, uareiy cost, to reuuee. at Jlur
cereau Si Council's.
VTOTU'E-ON AND AFTER MAY I.
ll til malio a moutlilv tour of the follow
ing places giving freo upjn air advnrtisitig ex-
ni unions wi:n tne steroopiicon: 'iaylorvilla
Hyde Park, Providence. Dickson O vnhant
Prckville, Arohbald. Jermrn. Exhibitions
given n Wedncsiav and Friday of each
week during tho month, the rates for adver-
tisug are $1J per month. Addrcas li. n,
Call, Tribune oflice, city.
GrPUK SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAU.
1 Y ou want this relic. Contains all of
Frank Leslie's famous old War Picturcs.sbow-
ing the foic.vi In nctuul battle, sketched on the
spot. Two volumea, ium inctures. b'old on
easy monthly payment'. Delivered bv ex
press complete, nil charges prepaid. Address
P. O. SIOODY, OH Adams Ave., Seranton, Pa.
11 LANK HOOKS. TAMPIILETS. MAOA
J J zincs, etc., bound cr rebound at The
TinnuNB ollice. Ouick work, licasonablo
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTED Fi ili WASHING;
waslnnirs taken home. also. Oall or ad
dress I U., il;l4 N. Sumner avenue, Hyde Tark.
AYTANTED SITUATION AS FIREMAN.
V bv a irood. steady man. Address F.. 31 j
Birch stroet, city.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION
iV as assistant bookkeeper, copyist or work
on a typewriter; wri'ei a neat, qmcK naud.
Address lock Hex 14 cranton, tiu
GIRL, 10 YEARS OF OF AGE. WISHES A
lilacs to assist with housework or take
care of child. Addrosj 1018 W. Lackawanna
avenue, Hyde Park.
ANTED POSITION - YOUNG LADY
Imlv Wtuul like position ns steno
gr.ipher and typewriter.' 11ns Itn.l experi
ence. Can fiirnisli roterenra, Comi.etont
party, auuitbs -r. o, lHi Academy street.
city.
CITUATION WANTKD
1)V A YOUNG
kJ lady as typewriter
or business corre-
spondont.
Thoroughly
nnderMtands book
ke.ptiic quick and accurate nt figures, writes
a splendid business hniid. Address 'Compe-
tonr, care iriouno oinee.
1 YRESSMAKKR Yv ANTS FOSI'I HN AS
If seamstress: no ob.iotion to other liglit
duties, or worn oy Hie it.iv with dressmaker
Al reference, if necessary. Address or call
a N. NICHOLLS, HAS. Keboeca avenue.
CITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG
O married man at driving delivery wagon;
willing
to work: has had experience with
horses.
Address O. w. G., Tribune oltics.
rOUNG MAN W ITn GOOD RE FF.KKN PES
wants position to take earn of horses or
any other kind of work, , Address FRANK
HOYCK, luiO Dickson avenue, Scrantmi. Pa.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. O. EDGAR DHAN HAS R15MOYF.D
to 010 Spruce sireet, Bcranioii, l'a.
(.lust opposlto Court House Squiiic.)
HR. A. J. CONNKLL. OFF1CI4 Ml
Wnshliiffton avenue, cor. ppruce Btreet,
over Kriinckn'B drug stroe. Rualdence,
722 Vino st. Otllce hours: 10.30 to 12 n.
in. and 2 lo 4. nnd CM to 7.30 p. m. Sun
day, 2 to 3 p. in.
DR. W. B. ALLEN, 12 North Washington
avonua. .
DR. C. L. KR1.V, PRACTICE LIMITED
diseases or inn r.yo, luir, Mose and
Throat: oflice, 122 Wyoming avo. liosl
ilence, 629 Vine Htreet.
DR. L. M. OATl'.S, 125 YVASH 1NUTON
avenue, oince pours, to a. m., 1.30
to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence SOD Mmll
hoii avenue.
JOHN I.. WKNTZ. M. I OFFICES 52
and (iJ coninioiiwoaiin Duildltir;; rti.il
ilcneX! 711 Miullson ve.; ollice hours,
10 to 13, 2 to 4, 7 to 8; Sundays, 2.3(1 to 4,
evenlnga at residence. A specially
made of dlseiiHcs of the eye, car, nose
and throat und gynecology.
DR. KAY, 200 PKNN AVE.; 1 to 3 P. M.j
call 201,2. ois. or women, obstrotrlce and
uml ull die. of chll.
Schools.
BCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
hcrunton, l'a., prepares boys and girls
for rollgn or business; thoroughly
trains young children. Catalogue ut re
quest. Opens September 10.
UFA'. THOMAS M. CANN,
WALTER H. HUELL.
MISS WORCESTER'S KINDERGAR-
ten and School, 412 Adams avenue. Pu
pils received nt all times. Next term
Will open April 8.
Wallace
"III IB
In Silk and many dif
ferent weaves of the
newest wash fabrics.
GUARANTEED
Connolly
& Wallace,
209 Washington Ave,,
OPP. COURT HOUSE.
Carpets unless you are perfectly
GO.
602 and 004 Lack, avs.,
Corner Adams
EYESIGHT PRESERVED.
Headaches treventd srd cjrM by !aT!n
four eyes ecleatiflcslly txmaln.il and
fitted accurately by
DR. SHIM BERG.
EYES EXAMINED FKtil fcatirfactlo
guaranteed in every cass.
335 Sprues Street
Lawyers.
JESSCPS & HAND, ATTOIIXEYS AND
Counsellors ut law, Conimonwealth
building;, Washington avenue.
W. H. JKSSCP.
HORACE E. HAND,
W. H. J ESS UP, JP..
WILLA Kl), WAKKEnI- "'knAPpT'aT
tur.'iiys and Courioullnrs at Law, Re
publican bulMln?, Washington ave
nue, Seranton, Pa.
PAT T ICR RON & WILCOX. ATTOP
neys and Counnc-llors at Law; offices (
and Libmry bulldliig , Si ranton. Pa.
R' -SWELL H. I'ATTEftSON.
WILLIAM A. WILCOX.
ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM J. HAND,
Attorneys nnd Counsellors. Common
wealth biiiULng. Rooms IS. 20 and 21.
W. F. R.'.iYLE. ATTiiRNEY-AT-LAW,
Nos. 19 uml a i, L'urr building, Washing
ton avenue.
FRANK T. OK ELL. ATTORNEY-AT-Luw.
Room 0. Coal Exchar.se, Scrun
lon. Pa.
1 AM E S W. OAKFORU, ATToKNEY'-ui-Law,
rooms 03, Hi and 03, Common
weahh building.
SAMUEL W. K DO A ll" ATTORNEY -A T
Ln w. -l!U-,, 3j7 Spruce St., Scrunton, l'a.
L. A. WATRES.
423 Lackuwana
A TTO R N E Y - A T- L A W,
ivc, Seranton, Pa.
URIE TOWXSEND, ATTORNEY AT
Law, Dime Rank Building. Seranton.
Sioncy to loan In large sums at i per
cent.
C. IJ. PITCHER,
law. Commonwealth
ATTORNEY-AT
buildiiig, Scran-
ton, fa.
c. co.y:egys. 321 SPRITOE STREET.
D. H. r.EPH)GLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security, ivi
Spruce street.
J-'J. K 1 CLAM,TTNEyTATiA-v7
yom-.nKavc, Seranton. l'a.
JAS. J. H. HAMILTON, ATTORNEY AT
l.nw. 4T Commonwealih bld'g, Seranton.
J. M. C. RAXCK. 115 WYOMING AVE.
Dentists.
b R YV 1 1,1 1 A M 'A. TAKT SPECIAT-TY
In porcelain, crown and bridge work.
Oduntothreupia. Oflice, S2i North
Washington avenue.
C. C. LAUMACH, SU
No. 115 Wyoming- avi
1GEON
nue.
DENTIST.
R. M. STRATTON,
cha ngc.
OFFICE COAL E.-
I.OiillS.
THE REPURLIC SAY-INc3S AND
Loun Association will loan you money
on easier terms und pay you better oil
Investment than eny other association.
Call on S. X. Cullender, Dimo Hank
building.
Teas.
GRAND UNION TEA CO.. J ONES PROS.
Wire Screens.
JOS. KUETTEU M5 LACKAWANNA
avenue, Seranton, Pa manufacturer of
Wire Screens.
Hotels nnd Restaurants.
THE ELK
CAF
125 and 127 FRANK.
It ii uvenuo.
Hales reasonable.
1'. Z1EGLEG, Proprietor.
WEST.M IN ST Kit HOTEL,
W. U. SCHENCK. Manairer.
Sixteenth at., one block cast of Rroudwoy.
nt I nlon Sminre. New York.
Amerlcun plan, $3. So per day and upward.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
E. N. ANALSLE, Proprletor.
BCKANTON liOl SE, NEAR V., L. & W,
passcn;:er iicpol
Conducted on the
Kuropenn plan
VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
Architects.
DAVIS & VON STORCH, ARCHITECTS.
Room 21, 25 nnd 20, Commonwealth
building, Scrunton.
E. L. YVALTER, ARCHITECT. OFFICQ
rear of 6iKi Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR., ARCHITECT.
435 Spruce at., cor. wash, avo., seranton.
ilROWN & MORRIS, ARCHITECTS.
Frlca btilldlne, J wusuingtou a venae,
Seranton.
Seeds.
G. R. CLARK & CO., SEEDSMEN AND
Nurserymen ; Hiore wiisningion ave
nue; green house, 13TiO North Main ave
nue: store tuluphoe 7K2.
Miscellaneous.
UAUEU'M ORCHESTRA MUSIC FOR
nails, monies, parties, receptions, wea-
dliigs and concert work furnished. For
a...ta u,l,lm.a J ttnilt,p nnHiinlol.
117 WyomiiiB avenue, over Huluerf
music store.
MEGARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse, 130 Washington ave., Seran
ton, Pa.
FRANK P. IlROWN ft CO., WHOLE-
sulo dealers in wood ware, cordugo una
Oil Cloth, 720 West Lackawanna v8.t
THOMAS AUBREY, EXPERT AC-
countunt and auditor. Rooms 19 nnd 20,
Williams Uuildlng, opposite postorllce.
Agent lor the Kex File Extinguisher.
mm
BHLY3 CENTS
FOR CLEfcfiiHG
Brussels & Ingrain Carpets
2 0
- . . . . . . k i .
Lit
4. A i.