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THE SCRANTON TBDiUNE-TUESDAT MOBNIN'O. NOVEMBER 5, 1895.
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THE WORLD OF BUSINESS
STOCKS AM) BONDS.
New York, Nov. 4. There were fur
ther extensive tiouldntlons at the Stock
Kxchanpe tolny nnd a lower range of
prices was established. Lionnon was
again a heavy seller. ' Commission
houses were active and considerable
lone stock was sold. Local bear op
erators were more apTRresslve. The
strensth of the Merlins i-xcluinpro mar.
ket accelerated the downward move
ment and there .was the usual talk
about cold oxnorts. The pressure to
sell was most pronounced In the case of
the OranKers. Louisville and Nashville
fell 2"i to f.:)V4: Atchison to If.Vi:
Wabash preferred 1 to Missouri Pa
cific 1 to L'8''4; Riadlnc 'i, to
Lake Shore 2Vi to 147; Huiilnjrton and
Qulncy. lVi to 82; St. Paul, 1 to 74;
Mock Island 1 to 7.1; Chicago Oas
1 to 6r.V4: Colorado Fuel 2V& to si; Del
aware and Hudson 2 to 129; Jersey Cen
tral 2i to lOB'i: Pacific Mail H. to 26'i;
Tennessee Coal 1 to VS. Near the
close some of tho minor bears covered
ttirlr shorts and a rally of ',4 to I'd per
cent, ensued, but In the final transac
tions iake Shore and St. Paul suffered.
The market closed weak and 'A to 2si
per cent, lower on the day, Louisville
tma Nashville loading, Miutnorn rnri-
?. however, lost 3. Tho total sales
were 314,!i:i shares.
The mime of today's prices for the nr..
tlvo Btortlts of llin New York stork mar
ket ate clven l"lnw. The quotations nro
furnished The Tribune by li. du It. l'Min
mlcli, ninnager for William Linn. Allen i
Co., stock brulturs, 412 tinruco street.
Bcranton.
Op'n- IIlKh- Low- Clos-
lmr. ct. est,
Am. Tobacco Co Mi'.j W - t
Am. Sucnr lle'K Co.Hi"i im'i lWi lui
Atrh., To. & 8. IV... 17'4 174 YAk 1.VJ4
Can. South ', 6VA 6 6l'.i Bl.
Ches. & Ohio... Ill' 1''
ChlcaRO Ofls fi7'i B7-T4
Chic. & N. W HilH inn lol'f, Ml'4
Chic., n. & Q KP.i H27i M'.ii
C. C. C. & St. L 41 41'4 4'i 4'4
Chic, Mil. & St. P... 7l7i 7S 71 74 U
Chic, R. I.. & P... 744 7l'i 7S4 "''
Del. & Hudson I.Wfc IWJ 1-': U".l
D. , L. & W K,s lfi8'4 1:s
Dist. & C. P 22V. 22'4 21'S 2Pfc
Gen. Kleetrlc 31 Sl'i U 30Vi
III. Central S3 !! 9 PH
Lake Shore UV, 110'!, lis'i IIS'',
Louis. & Nash 854 f 6.Vi 63? 4 n34
11. K. & Texas l.Vfc l.V 1.1 ir.
Manhattan Kle lixiu intiVi l";i ln;,
Mlrh.. Cent !i7 K7 97 W7
Mb. Pacific : 30 So'i 2S"4 2:",4
Nat. Cordage 7'4 fi 7 74
Nat. Lead 31 Sl'i SI 31
N. J. Central ias'4 lns' lmi', 1117
N.' Y. Cintrnl.; 100 KiO ' 100 100
N. Y L. K. & W.. 11T4 117, 11
N. Y S. & W 11 11 11 11
N. V S. & W Pr... 83'4 3.1', 32 32
Nor. Parltlc, IT lfiTji lfi'4 Ifi'i l'i
Out. & West NV4 Ifl-f, 1.5'4 K-tk
Vnc. Mall 27;4 27:4 20',4 27
Phil. & Head 14 14 2'i 12'4
Southern It. K 11 11 11 11
Tenn., C. & 1 38 3 3H 3C4
Tex. Pacille 9 0 f"4
7Tnlon Paeinc 11 11 104 I0--4
Wabash 7 7 7 1
West. Union DOd bo-h 90'4 90-
Wabash, Pr 107i 19 1'ji.i
W. L 1 ....
TJ. 8. Leather 13'4 n-A 12'i 1204
U. S. Leather, Pr.... 71',4 72 71 72
Chicago board of trade prices.
Open- HiRh- Low- Clos-
UHEAT. Inc. ot. est. Inc.
December KS'i ZH'i 54 rS
Mny C3'i t3',4 03 C3
OATS.
December 1S 1S"4 ISd 1S
Way 20'.4 20 20! 4' 2G',j
CORN.
Decfcmber 27' 4 27 20 27
May 2!l',4 214 2U',4 211' 4
LARD.
January , B.flS B.fi.7 r.3 B.05
May I.. B.87 B.S7 B.S3 B.S7
TORK.
January 0.12 . 9.17 9.12 9.17
May ,......) 9.50 9.0O 9.15 9.D0
Scrnnton Board of Trndo rxchrtnRO Ono
tntions-AlI Quotation! Ilascd on Par
of 1 00.
Nnmn. ' ' Bid. Aske'1;
Orien Ridge Lumber Co 110
Dime Dep. DIs. Hank 130
Bcranton Lare Cur. Co B0
Nat. Hnrlnit Drilling Co SO
First National Hnnk 600 ...
Thuron Coal Land Co tH)
Bernnton Jar & Stopper Co.... 1,. 25
Scrnnton Glass Co OS
Lackawanna Lumber Co T10
Spring Hroo.k Water Co 100
Rlmhurst lloulevard Co 100
Bcranton Axle Works ko
Third National Bank 300
Larka. Trust and Safe Dep. Co ... 100
iScranton 1'aeklng Co ' loo
Scrnrtton Savings Bank 200' ...
Lacka. Iron A Steel Co...; r,o
Wed ton Mill Col... 2M
Traders' "National Bank VM
Bonta Plate Qlass Co ' 22 60
BONDS.
Bcranton Glass Co 100
Economy Steam Heat &
Power Co , 100
Scrnnton Pass. Railway first
mortgage, due 1918 no ...
Bcranton Traction Co f.5
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage, flue 1918 110 ...
Bcrantoi & Pittston Trae. Co. ... 90
People's Street Railway, Sec-
ond mortgage, due 1920 110
Lacka. Valley Trac. Co., first
mortgage, due 1923 o
Dickson Maaufacturing Co 100
Lacka. Township School 6 3U2
City of Bcranton Street Imp 6 ... 103
New York Producs Market.
. New York, Nov, 4. Flour Barely'
steady; winter wheat, low grades, S2.25
H2.60; do. fair to fancy, $2.8Ha3.45; do.
patents, $3.50a3.7S; Minnesota clear, $2.75
a3.2u; do. straights, $3.20a3.B0; do. patents,
, S3.3Tia4.20; low extras, S2.25a2.00; city mills,
S3.SBa4: do. patents, S4.,a4.45; ryo mix
ture, S2.80a3.20; superfine, S2.Ma2.lB; fine,
S2.0ua2.25; southern flour dull, easy, com
mon to extra, S2.10a2.80; good to choice do.,
2.09a3.30. Wheat Spot market dull, weak;
No. 2 red store and elevator, 9c.; afloat,
7oi4c; f. o. b 70c.! o. 1 northern WJ14c;
options opened quiet at He decline, and
closed Btcdy at about c. decline, with
trading dull and entirely local: No. 2 red
-January, 67c.; February, 68c; Mny, 69'c.;
I June, fi9c.; July CTVic; November, 64",c;
December, 66(,c. Corn-Spots quiet, steatly;
"No. i at SGHc; elevator, 8(Vkc; afloat; op
tions closed steady at uncnanged prices
to' 14c advance; Novomber, 30c.; Decem
ber. X; May. X,; June, SGc Oats-
Bpoti easier; quiet; options dull, un
changed to He down; November, 23e.;
Way, 25!4o.; spot prices, No. 2 at 23V4c;
No. I white, 24o.; No. I Chicago, 2414c.;
Ko. 3 at23a23a.; No. 3 white, 23Vjo.; mixed
weatern, , 24a2BH'ei; white do., 2Sa28!4e. ;
white atate, 25a2Hie. Boe Quiet, steady;
family, S9a12; extra mess, S7.GO8r beef
hams dull, SU.BOalS; tlerced beef dull; city
extra India mess, $17; cut meats, quiet;
pickled bellies, 11 pounds, . 60. ; pickled
. : houlders, teBVic; pickled hams, BMaSo.f
tolddiM nomlhat Lard-QuUt, auy ;
western steam closed S5.9S; city, C:S0; No
vember, S5.9B; nominal; refined quiet; con
tinent, Sii.35: South America. S4.70; com
pound. 4'ia4'ic. Pork quiet, steady; mesa
S9.7Sal0.25. Butter Quiet, sU-u.ly; state
dairy, 12u21Hc; do. creamery, 2i'a3u.; west
ern dairy, lOliairic.; do. creamery, 14a23c.;
do. June, 15a21V.c: do. factory, Saltc. ; Kl
gins, 23c; Imitation creamery, 12al7Uc.
Cheese Firm, quiet; state large, 7Ualo'ic.;
do. fancy, lM'ialu'tc, ; lo. small, 7all'4c;
part skims, J'iaTe.; full skims, 2Vi-a3c.
1-tgs Kanqy, scarco and firm; state and
Pennsylvania, 22a23c.; western fresh, IS',4
a21c
Toledo Grain .Market.
Toledo, O., Nov. ,4. Close: Yi'heat Re
ceipts, 37,811 bushels; shipments, 14.5
bushels; market easy; lo. 2 red, rash,
CJUc; December. G7sc; May, 6S:c; No. 3
red, cash, Ci'-jc. Corn Receipts, 9.227 bush
els; shipments. S2.SW bushels: market dull;
no sales. Oats Receipts, S2.077 bushels;
shipments, none; market nominal. Clover
seed Receipts, 273 bags; shipments, 2)3
hugs: market dull; November, SI.22I4;
March, $1.42.i.
Chicago Live Stock.
I'nlon Stock Yards, Nov. 4. Cattle Re
ceipts, 21,000 head; murkot weak and i:alS
cents lower; common to extra ateers, $3.10
a5.2."i: stockers anil feeders. $2.3la3.80: cows
and bulla, Sl.2r.u4.lO: calves. J2.5iaG; Tcxans,
$1.7303.9); western rangers, $.'.2i'al.l0. Hogs
Receipts, 53,0(1) head: market weak and
SalO cents lower: heavy packing and ship
ping lots. $3.ma3.70; common to choice
mixed. S1.33n3.70; choice assorted, $3.53
a.Lffi; light. S3.S.)ti:i.G3; pigs, S2a3.Su. Sheep
ORecelpts, 17.IHH) head; market steady: In
ferior to choice. $i.3iia3.40: lambs, $3a4.25.
Buffalo J.tvc Stock.
Buffalo, N. Y Nov. 4,-Cattle-Reeelits,
4.5!S head: on sale, B.S30 head; market
very dull ami 10al3 cents lower for heavy
steers: choice to extra quoted early at
$4.n4."3: good shipping, $l.2"nt .7): good
medium lots. $3.75n4: light to good butch
ers, $'!.23a3.30: mixed cows and heifers,
good to prime, S3n3.30: common to fair fat
cows, f'.'.l.'n.t. 10; mixed lots of butcher's
stock, $2.25a3:' fair to .good . fat. butchers,
$2a3.30; heavy exports, $3.05a3.75; yccrllngs,
$2.1.'a2.3a: feoi'.ers. good to choice 800 to
l,c pounds average, $.!a3.03; export steern
sold late at $l.25al.4; and light to heavy
Colorado ateers. $:'.fi'al.0S; the bulk of tho
best heavy steers offered sold at $ 1.25a 1.50;
1)30 x'eals were offered, good to prime, $5.75
uO.73; light to fulr. $4.fiOa,"i.5ln: fresh cows
and forward springers were steady to
strong good extra, $35u5tl; common to fair,
$20a3u. Hogs Receipts, 10.2Ki) head; on
sale. 25.2X0 head; market dull and 10 cents
lower for all but pigs; several loads left
over; Yorkern, light to best, $3.70a3.S0;
mixed packers, $3.wui3.S3: good mediums,
$.'I.WIa35; good to choice heavy. S3.85n3.90;
pigs. $3.70n3.S5; roughs, ?3.-."n3. 40; stags.
$L'.75a3. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 13,000
head: on sale, S23.20H brad; export sheep
10 to 13 cents higher: market steady nnil
lirm: best mixed sheep, J2.21a2.30: fair to
good, $2a2.20; culls and common, $1.25nl.S0;
good handy wethers, 85 to 100 pounds, $2.05
n3; export Sheep, $3.25n."!.5o; fourteen loads
of Canada lambs were sold at $ial,33.
Oil Mnikct.
riltsburg, Pa., Nov. 4. Oil closed at
$1.20''.. the only quotations here today.
Standard's price, $1.23.
Oil City, Pa., Nov. 4. Oil opened and
highest, $1.30; lowest and closed, $1.27';..
I'h'laJilpMn Tallow Vaikct.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4. Tallow is weak
and dull. We quote: City prime, In hhda,
4al'c; country prime, in libls, ,4al't,c;
country dark. In bbls, 3a3?4c: cakes,
lc.; greaco, 3!iu3";c.
Vote f n- Dart! for surveyor and re
buke lIllbeiMUty.
sews of ora ixdistriks.
It Is said that plans are being talked
about for the construction of a railroad
cn the west side of the Susquehanna
river- to .parallel the Lehigh Valley's
tracks, the new line to reach Buffalo.
The story got-j that the New York, Sus
quehanna and Western people are be
hind the dal.
"We are Informed," pays the F.iisi
neerlng and Mlnlnpr Journal, "that the
Anthracite Coal Operators' association
Is taking active steps to secure repre
sentation on the boards of directors of
the various railroad companies which
carry the coal of Its members. A
proxy committee has been appointed
to solicit proxies from the stockholders.
A considerable amount of the stocks Is
already held by members of, the asso
ciation, anil It looks ns if they would
be successful. Such an event would be
of considerable benelit to the stock
holders of many of the 'coalers' as cer
tain unwise actions to which we have
been treated In the past will become
more difficult when among the directors
there is someone who can ask Intelligent
questions about the coal policy of the
road. The benefits that will accrue
from this will not be one-sided. To the
flippant assertion that tho Independ
ent operators are looking out for their
own interests It need only be pointed
out that the prosperity of the railroad
oompnny Is thnt of the operator. For
the latter to get a high price for his coal
means that the carrier is getting a cor
respondingly high freight, since "die
rate Is 40 per cent, of tho tidewater
selling price. It Is to be hoped that the
association may succeed In its en
deavors." Show ifho Democra.tB that they're oft
about this being an "off" year.
- RAILROAD NOTES.
The 'Reading reorganization plan will
be 'Issued scm. lis terms 'have by no
means been di llnlttly agreed on. There
may be mateiil'al changes In t'he present
draft. ' It will be necessary to raise
a'iiout $23,000,000. No underwriting syn
dicate hni yet been formed, but that
will bo am easy tesk. The syndicate
will bo partly made up In London. Wall
f treet talk Is that 4ha assessment will
be 25 per cent, 0:1 the stock, 10 per cent.
cn the first preferemce Income bonds, 12
par cent, on ithe ssconi Incomes, and 13
per ceiv!. on the third Incomes. Accord
ing to reports the Income bonds will 13
converted -into preferred stock.
The pale of the Locokport and Buf
falo railroad to the Erie reorganization
committee m been consummated. The
stock of $127,000 was purchased at par,
the purchasers to assume a bonded In
debtedness of $140,000.
.N't only Is It itTtie, as stated In dla-
pttohes Saturday, that John Di Rocke
feller Is Interested in the reorganlzatloa
of the Wlseons.'n Central, but It Is learn
ed on good authority that he has be
tween $3,000,000 and $3,500,000 Invested In
the securities of that company.
:o:
The 'Farmers' loan and trust com
pany, as .trustee under the several
Northern Pacific mortgages In default,
has come ts the conclusion that Its
president should appeal In person to the
several Western. United States Judges
to agree upon such a policy as regards
the question of Jurisdlciton and the per
sonnel of tto receivers am will again as
sure a competent, uniform economical
management of the Imperiled railroad
system 'in the Interest of Us mortgage
creditors. President Rolston will start
on -that mission Wednesday. . ..
Qalcklr.Taoroaffhly,
. Forever Cared.
' Four out of five who
suffer nervousness,
mental worry, attacks
of " the bines." are bat
paying the penalty of
early excesns. Vic
tims, reclaim your
manhood, regain your .
vigor. Don't despair. Bend for book with
explanation aod proofs. Hailed (sealed) frea. .
ES1E t!EC:CAL CO., Euff&lo, N. Y.
VIRTUE IX ASPAR
: AGUS.
THE EFFECT AND HEALING PRO
PEMIES OF ASPABAGIS.
Asparagus the Great Healer of and
Tonic for the Kidneys -I'setl in
France by the Most Immi
nent Viiysiiians with
Great Success. ,
Symptoms and Effects of Sick Kid
neys Dangerous Not to Cure
Titim Sparagus Kidney Pills
Cjre Kidney Troubles.
Asparagus Is one of the common
plun.s which are valuable for medicine,
although ptoplo tl-jn't generally know
it.
Did you ever eat Asparasus?
Of CIU1SO?
Well, what were the effects on your
Kiar.eys?
Afjiaiagus 'has the bcrt healing and
tonic elftrets on the ki Jneys of any drus
Known.
French physicians discovered this
years ago, and have used It ever since.
Hut the best .properties of 'the plant
are to bo got In JJr. llobb's Sparagus
Kidney I'lils.
There is a reason for fnls. and that is,
that the txtract of Asparagus used in
Dr. Hol b's Sparagus Kidney I'il'.s is
prepared from the roots, and not the
t. nlK.s.
Also, that It Is prepared by a special
rr.KiF., which extracts all the virtues
of the plant without waste.
Ho that, one Dr. Hobo's Pparagus
Kidney 1M11 Is as good as pel haps ten
..yl.v3 ot Asparagus.
Thi rc- we medicines for Mils and
drugs for that, ontfor Rheumatism, an
other for Gout, another for I'.iight's dis
ease, or rather, a dozen or mote for each
Sii'klKSS.
When, all t'ho'tlmo. Dr. llobb's Spara
gus Kidney il'ills would cure any one of
litem.
And the cure made would mean a per
fect cure, and not merely a short relief,
For '.he truth Is thai tho kidneys are
Uie real, sure-enough cause of a large
nun.'.ier of our principal diseases.
TV.i-y are supposed to filter the blood
and when they don't, we fall sick.
Th'j only reason they don't, la be
cause they are sick themselves, and
the only thing that will cure them la
Dr. ll. ob's Spuragus Kidney Pills.
The blood iK-cda continual purifying
or tillering.
Impure blond Is poisonous. Folaon in
the blonJ. Is d.sease.
The- diseases caused by bad blood are
sometimes called "blood diseases." A
few of them are Rheumatism, Gout
Annemla, il'ale and Sallow Complexion,
lulr '.i-osls or Green Sickness, Nervous
licss, Neuialg!-.t, etc.
All t!:Kt nnd nil other blood dlsf a -e.!,
can be cured by curing the kidneys.
This Is 'the true meaning of "aiding
nature." '.Aid her to throw off slcknes-s
by helping the sick kidneys.
Kidney diseases c.f all kln.ls are cured
by Dr. Ilobli'g Sparagus Kidney Pills.
They will cure liright's Disease,
Nephritis, Congestion, Diabetes, Puin
in the back, Meeplossness, etc.
Din't overwork your kidneys. Take
care of thrm. 'Don't work too much,
worry too much, cat too much, drink
too much.
If you do. youi kidneys will suffer.
and you will suffer from 'the effects of
;heir slckneps.
Dr. HHi'i Sparagus Kidney rills
will cure sick kidneys. They will also
prevent your kidneys from getting sick
IT taken In time when the first fymp
teres of the sioknes? appear.
They wJll cure diseases which doc
tors and dm? are often unable to re
lieve.
A few boxes will relieve. ,A few
boxes will cure.
Vor Pale by all druggists, or by mall
prepaid for 50 cents a box.
W'.'lte for valuable p.miphkH: "A
iPiWer for Your looj," free on request.
Hotb's Milcine Co., Chicago or San
Krar.clsco.
of all Cough Medicines
is Dr. Acker's English Rem
edy. It will stop a cough in
one night, check a cold in
one day; prevent croup, re
lieve asthma, and cure con
sumption, if taken in time.
It is mads on honor, from the
purest ingredients and con
tains neither opium nor mor
phine. If the little ones have
croup or whooping cough,
use it promptly. V & &
Three Siies 2Sc, 50c and $ J per Lottie.
At Druggists.
r AGvER HEDICINE CO.,
Z6 cad 13 Chambers Street, New York.
THE DOCTOR'S COLUMN.
D. P. K., Chicago. Kindly have pub
llshed a remedy for pimples.
'Fake -two 'tcaspoonfula of Natro'l:h!c
Salts, In a tumbler of htt water, twice
a week, half hour be'fore breakfast. Ap
ply Kcaemlcure- an directed!'
Ohio. What is a good remedy for dry
catarrh In the head? )
Take Catarrhlne. - The dlrectlpns
mutt ba followed carefully.
C. A. M St. Paul. Have dull pains In
the muscles of my arm and down my back.
Kindly advise..
Take one Febriclde Pill three times a
day. Kezulate the bowels with Natro
llthlo Salts.
W. II. D., Ft. Iuls. Alternate Cr.re
brlne, extract of tho ibraln, with Ts
Mne, In five-drop doses, on 'lihe tongue,
three times dally for a week. 'Report li
two month.
Helen G., 'New York. "S'nd panva and
address; will advise by mall.
C. Fallng Drown. A. M M. D.,
Med. Dept., Col. Chem. Co..
Washington, D. C.
All letters of Inquiry answered free.
THE ANiriAL EXTRACTS.
CEREDRINE. From th Brain. MEDUUINE, From
'hi fplnal Cord. CAPDIN. From tin Hoirt. TES
PINE, OVARIM?. THYR0IDIN. N R0LITHIC SILTS
or Const Inatlon. GASTRINE, for Dyspopdn
CATARRHINE, ECZEMiCUiiE. and oth -r rpocia!
tieso tho
C0LUM3IA CHEMICAL CO, .
Now nt all druggists. Send for Literature
Sold by Matthews Bros., 320 Lack'a ave.
HORSE - SHOEING
REMOVED.
DR. JOHN HAMLIN,
The Acknowledged Expert is
Ilorseahoelng and Dentistry,
la Now Permanently Located
on West Lackayaniut Ave.,
Near the Bridge.
fie less
EVA M. HETZEL'3
Superior Face Bleach,
PcsilWalj Eimjfcs All Facial Bkmisli)!
V7
No more Freckles, Tan, Sunburn, Ttlnck
neads, I.lver Spots, l':mpies snd Sallow
Complexions if ladles will use my Su
perior Face Rk-nch. Not a cosmetic, but a
medicine which acts directly on tho skin,
removing all discoioratlons, an ono of the
greatest purifying agents for the complex
ion in existence. A perfectly clear and
spotless complexion can be obtained in
every in'tnnce by Its use. Trice, $1.00 per
hottle. For sale at E. M. Hotxsl'a Hair
dressing nnd Manicure Parlors, 330 Lack
awanna ave. Mall orders filled promptly.
Cur Stock in Trafle
Mainly Consists of
Watches, CIocKs,
Fine Jewelry,
Diamonds,
Sterling SllverwarJ,
Sterling Silver Novelties,
Silver Plated Ware,
Fine Cat Class,
Art Porcelains,
Fine Leather Goods,
Banquet Lamps.
Wo carry tho largast variety In nil of th- ?
l ues. No concern uinrc th.111 tin great cities
can show such n variety, t'ur word Is our
bond. Nearly tliiity years of successful bus!
n- ss should bo proof unouh that our goods
and pricoa aro right, and ulways ljuvo boon
riht.
Elulll 5 CQNNELL
S07 UCXAWMMA'Je.
Tho test $3.00 Men's Shoes on tUo
market,
Mailo from tannery calfskin, donijola
tops, all leather trimmed, eoliit leather
aolcs with Lewis' fork Tilled Soles.
Uncqualcd for tscantyj fmo wofkman
ship, and wearing qualities. Your clioico
of all tho popular tots, lasts and fasten
ings. Every pair contains a paiil-up Acci
dent Insurance l'olicy for 5100. coodfor
CO days.
Wear Lewis' Accident Iusuranco
Shoes, and. go huurcd frca.
FOR SALE AT
127 LACKA. AVE., SCRJINTO.l. PA.
EVANS & POWELL, Prop'rs,
o Tut Hi.HitiT Mroiut Komsiimc
SnmiTiOLlffifflLEa
Thl. Mriwrvnt
lNUALFn will enro vnn. A
wondrrTtit tinon tn i,ff,,rr.
r f rom Vvlit, Care Thraat,
Inftnenr, IlronehltU.
f mme iliule rr lit t. Anelllclenl
. f " trnitlT,cniiTfnlenticri7
Conllnned loe I'.fTect I'crtxanrnt On re.
PatlafacUosmarnntoiMlnrtnnneTrc'ttjnded. Prlva,
CO rt. Trial (mi nt I)rn.WM, Hcdatored mall,
CU Mill. L J. C liUMiS, ki., lim linn, Kjci, 0. 6. 4,
OXTsjKTiviiAKr'ra
a.ilinUi. ail vm dtnenaoa. Ri-traia. Itrh ,an
BbxumM LS"""a, llurna. Cilia. Vntirterllil rem
flj.rorPIt.Kti. Price, an eta. ut Dmi-n a
giata orlirmnll propalil. Ailrtn-n anhOT. P I-'
For sale by Matthews Bros. nd John
H. Phelss.
Ccmplozion Press, nsfl
DR. HEBRA'S
VIOLA GH
Removes FraeUat, Plmplst,
Uvar . M0I.1. btookhaadt!
Sunburn and Tan, and rv .
axorcs ino aaiu i V3 unbi-
nal freshness, proijiicuia 0X51
eieur aau ncuiu:y cuo
rlrxlnn. ftnlwrtor to fill ffl
i npamtloca nid perfectly harmlces. At oQ
fauggktj, 01 mailed lot SOcti. Send lor Circular.
VIOLA SX1N SOAP Imply tannianMa aa a
afela piirt;jlat Baap, oscnvalod tat Uta lotlra, and lritinat a
rival te Ika wtmrj, Abaoluul a&d aaJaataty fiMtU
caua. A Orard'tt. Prloo 25 Crnn.
G. C. BITTNER4, C0.,Tci.tD0,O,
uFor tale by Matthews Bros, and Jehu
H. CholBS.
AYLESWORTH'S
MEAT MARKET
The Finest In (be City.
The latest improved furnish
tags and apparatus for keeping
meat, butter and eggs.
. 223 Wyoming Ave.
Stocks, Bonds '
and Grain
Bought and sold on New York
. Exchange and Chicago Board
of Trade, cither for cash or 00
margin.
WM. LINN ALLEN & CO,
412 Sprue Street
, . ICC A'. STOCKS 1 SPECIALTY.
Telephone. 6002
mk Shoe Store
mm
1 .ar.ru
SCMNTON-MIBE
150
Sizes and Styles
OF
CAST-IROII
RANGES
25
Sizes and Styles f
Or
STEEL
RANGES
o
have arranged with the following firms to sell their
STOVES AT FOUNDRY PRICES:
STltOXU'S FURNISHING HOUSE, 320-322 Pcnn Avenue.
Vi. G. D0UH & CO., 505) Lackawanna Avenue.
F00TE & SHEAR CO., lit) N. Was..iiigton Ave.
K. J. HUGHES, 12-1 South 31ain Avenue.
THIS
lit Sra-' :rtc
WITNESS THAT
II. 1). SWAUTZ & CO.
Aro tho Leading Wuobialo Agonta In
Smokeless Powder,
GUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS,
HEADQUARTERS FORx
L ('. Smith's and Remington
Cans, flay riscons and
Pigeon Traps.
ulcpliono 2723. Open Evening.
81S)i Bpruca fatreot, botwoea Poou aai Wyo
cilug Avouuoj.
THE NEW
iinte(i
NO, 2,
ContaimaU (hat tan mnrte Hammond Work
Hipoua, anl NEW, NOVEL nnd L'SEFUL lm
;rovoraenta. "Hammond Work tho Criterion
f Hammond Suporiorltr.)' "Hammond Balra
be ( rllorir.n of Hammond Popularity." Ham
raond No. 2, "The Pcrfoit Typewriter. Ex
imlna it and 13 conviunad. Fhlladolphia
irancb of Tbn Hammond Typewriter Co., 110
-, tixtb btrect.
F. A. & A. J. LUANDA,
- 4)4 Spruce St., Scranton Rcpnsinlathitt.
CALL UP 388X
' CO.
OILS,
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER.
OmOB AND WAREHOUSE, ;
, . Ml TO 181 MERIDIAN STREET
i' M. , W. COLUNO, M'tfr.
ARE THE BEST.
I . A I:
V)'1 j&rvvor&rT&vK lit
i
i
E. ill's M
LAGER
BREWERY,
Usnnfaoturers ot Mia Colebrato
PELfiEIR
LAGER BEE
CAPACITY I
foo.ooo Barrels per Annum
Atlantic Refining Go
Manufacturers and Doalora la
I.lnsced Oil, Napthas and Gaso.
llneo of all (Trades. Asia Orease,
I'inlon Grease nnd Colliery Cora
, pound; aleo a htrga line of I'su
affine Wax Candles.
We also handle the Famous CROWN
ACME OIL, the only family safety
burning oil tn tho murkut.
Win, Mason, Manager.
fflee: Coal Exrhasnc, Wyoming Ave.
Vorlu at Fine Brook.
0KXTFB SDOB CO.. In-'p. Capital, st.opn.e
IBalBT OI.no bJOK IN TUB WOKL.U.
"A dollar iartl it a dollar tarntd." i
ThleLaK(laa' Aolld f-raucb IKiairolai Kid Hat
tua Boot dalirerod fra.an'hrm In th. U.S.,oa
mwok' ... u i vMn, nwnj wruwi.
or l'uatal Not. far flM.
Knnal. wrtTy way ttt. boo la
.old la all retail etore. for
t J.50. W. aaak. thla boot
ouraehM, Uianforo . guar-
aniet uij ji:, ttvis aaa wrar.
and If r.ny one la not taiunoa
o win roiaoo la. movar.'
or aond another pair. Opava
-io. or uontson eenav.
vlfitha J, n. B, k KB,
aiia i to a ana imu
.Ilea. SendyourMm;
Ilualratnl
Cata
FRCat Iznzi Shoe Go,
FEDERAL ST.,
In BOT(IN. KAftft.
SrcijJ trrmt It JJtaltr. .
Hare yon Bore Throat, pimples, Ctwor-OoV
Rnnta. Aehpa. IMd Hniwa. mfleta In Month. I
raTunaT WriUOawk Benaedr Mat-1
lf.TpBinlr'klro.lll-forDroofaof
CawltIMOa,e)0.PaUentaeanlailMreavnl
avotnilarannnd atwnll. f'a
wm
mmm
S ,J-4 ai V. .M f.. : w
t Vm hi afl a ty, -' l. aai
tree I
B
STOVES
100
Sizes and Styles
OF
PARLOR
STOVES
50
Sizes and Styles
OF
HEATINS
STOVES
o
sam n cents Tor fmnn pacKa1?.
Fsuitlss Chamlsal Company, Baltl
mora, Md.
THB
TRADERS
Eatlonal lm of Scranton.
ORGANIZED iCjO.
CAPITAL 250,000 .
SUKPLOS, $10,000
PAXtrET. HIKES, President.
V W WATSON. Vlce-Prealdeata
A. B. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
Bamuel Illnep, Jnmpe M. Everhart. Irr
Ine A Klnch, Plarce B. Flnley, Joseph J.
Jermyn M. Kcmcrcr, Charlea P. Mat
thcjwi John T. Porter, W. W. Watson. '
lint c
JiU'l. liLliULIIJ,
and LIBERAL.
niie Mnk Invites the patronax bus.
Mas men and urrs cnneraly.
'W-t--,
RESTORES VniUTY.
itl ' ' . I ail ff .- HI
Made a
letD7. i
cu mat
IttbDay.
of Me.
THB GREAT 80th
pradocMtheaborereealtalii 80 days, It act
powrrfullr and quickly. Curta when all otbara lalt
Yottns taoawill regain tbair loet manhood, aa4 old
aaa will recover their yontbtnl uior by tatiai
KbTIVO. It olca.r vidaunlyreatoroaNarwua
aen. Ixial Vltallt., Impotent'. KigUtlr Emlaatoaa,
Ut Powar, Falling Memory, Wu'.lna Dtacaaea. and
all afaet. of asMbua. or aieaoa and ladleeratlon,
hlch ttnllta one tor amrty, bnainM. or marriaga. II
not only em by rtartlng at tb. aeat of dlaoaa. but
la a great nerval toole and blood bollder. brl lin
ing back the pink e.ow to pale cheeluandre
norina tb. lira) of yontla. f warda off Jnaanltf
aa ueaaanipuoB, uaiat oa baTin; Bican
nliar. It can bo carried la teat vockat- B null,
M.OO r twekaxe. or sis for tf.OO, rHh poelr
I., wrlttoa araarantc So cars aa? roand
.no money. OtronUrtree. Addraaa
ornL MEDICINE CO.. 13 Hirer tt, CH'MOt, III
i fa V f atattbews Brae Bf HiU
... fjmatoM . lah . .
0$ (fiEW &
Pi
' V'
bay.