THE SCIMNTON TJtlBOUN'jU-xu lU&DAr jmukin u.Nt. tj jyi-h u j.t x ia, ia:r.
THE STRUGGLE FOR
CUBAN RECOGNITION
Mr. Mills, of Texas, Opens the Battle
in the Senate.
DENOUNCES ITALIAN STATESMEN
Also Criticisms tlio President nnd
hccrHiiry of StiitcTlic Itcsolution
ltucugulr-N tlio Iiitlupumleiieo of
Culm mid Provides foi tlio Sulnrv of
ii lUiuistci to tlio New Hupublle.
Ilousu Against the Pacific Riilliond
Jtefiiiullng lilll.
Washington, Jan. 11. Senator Alli
son, of Iowa, appeared In the chamber
today loi the Hist time thlH session,
taking his seat just us Senator Mills,
of Tomis, was complimenting him on
his eminent qualifications for the of
fice of secretaiy ol state In McKlnley's
cabinet. Mi. Allison smiled benlgn
untly at the suggestion, but gave no
luither lgn at to how far It coin
cided with his own views.
A losolutlon on the subject of a
violation of the eight houi law on the
part of the contiactois with the navy
department on woik In Brooklyn, was
olieied by Mr Allen, of Nebiaska. He
was lnfouned bv Mr. Chandlet, of fsew
IJampshiie, a former seeietuty of the
nnv), that the law only applied to woik
done diiectly foi the government, and
not to work dono undei contract. The
les-olution went oer till tomonow.
The house bankruptcy bill was made
a special oiuer in the boriate for Mon
day, Jamiaty 23.
An aigument was made by Mr.
Pioctor, of Vennont, in favor of a pro
posed constitutional amendment, mak
ing the presidential teim six years
and making the president Ineligible for
le-electlon, also making the teim of
lepiesentatlves in the lower house ot
congiess tlnee years.
feature op the day.
Then the great feature of the day'
resslon wah begun, with a speech by
Mi Mills, of Texas, in suppoi t of the
Joint lc-olutlon mlioduced last Thuis
day, declailng that the expediency of
lecognizlng the Independence of a new
government belongs to congress; lec
ognlzing the Independence of the le
l)tibllc of Cuba, ami apptopiiating $10,
000 for the silaiy ot a minister to
the new republic. Most of his speech
was aigumentathe and was suppoi t
jd by piecedents in the cases of the
Spanish-Aineilcan lepublics, and of the
lepubllc of Texas, hut the ptinclpal
ait of if, and that which atti acted
the gieatesl attention was In seveie
ciltlclsm of the incident and secietaiy
of state, and in the angiy denunciation
of the Italian and Spanish statesmen
who had -ventured to suggest an In
tel feience by Euiopean poweis with
the government of the United States
In case of the lecognltion of Cuba. In
the eouiso of his invective he deiided
Italy as a power whose symbols of
giealness was a monkey and oigan
gilnder.
Several other senatois took pait In
the discussion, but only of the question
of exelushe power of the piesldent to
lecognlze foieign poweis. The lesolu
tion went over without action, Mr
Bacon, of Georgia, giving notice; that
he would speak upon It on Wednesday,
and after an executive session, the sen
ate at fi 45 adjourned until tomoirow.
AGAINST PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL
The decisive vote In the house ngalnst
the Puclllc lallroad refunding bill has
changed the condition of affairs with
lespect to that bill in the senate. It Is
piobable that a meeting of the com
mittee will be called at once or that an
Infoimal confeience of the membeis
w 111 be held to decide upon a plan of
action. Under the piogiamme airanged
by the steeling committee it was to be
made the unfinished business after the
vote on the Oklahoma fiee homestead
bill which would hae been disposed of
within a few days.
The judgment of members of the Pa
cific lailioads committee- of the senate
is that It would be useless to consume
the time of the senate in the discus
sion of the measuie, and It appeals to
be the deshe to either constiuct a dif
fident measuie, meeting some of the
objections lalsed In the house or let
the senate bill go by default,
FARMER OUTWITS A BOLD THIEF.
Penetrates His I'enuile Disguise and
Diives Oil Vt lth His Pliiiulci.
Philadelphia, Jan. 11 To succeed In
lobbing u burglar disguised in woman's
clothes was the unique expeilence of
James Young, a Kllckneivlllo unmet,
vhlle dilvlng home yesteiday. Along
the toad a woman asked him to let her
ride. He gave permission, and she got
In with her satchel.
Penetiatlng the disguise Young saw
his passenger was a man. He diopped
his whip and asked the sti anger to
please pick it up, saying he dared not
The iuiiKies of
1 Africa are not the
! only places in
the world, where
a man courts
death from an
unseen foe. All
W the savages of all
the barbarous na
tions of history have not slain
one tithe df the men that havp
' linull V.llo1 li, !, i il-nml nte-rc- .
sin consumption. One-sixth of all the
deaths in the world are duo to it.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures 93 per cent, of all cases of consump
tion. It cures by going to the very root
of the evil imperfect and improper nu
trition. It corrects all disorders of the
digestion, makes the appetite keen and
assimilation perfect. It drives out the
impurities from the blood and fills it with
the life-giving elements that build up the
body. It is the greatest blood-maker and
purifier. When you pump rich, red, healthy
blood into an organ it cannot long remain
diseased, This is true of the lungs. New
healthy tissue is built up in them and the
germs of consumption are driven out.
Thousands have testified to their cure by
this great remedy. Druggists sell it.
Ralph Green, Usq , of Williamsburg. Callawa)
Co, Mo, writes " Before I commenced )out
treatment I could not talx a dnulc of water with
out great suiTerim; in my stomach I could not
cat. I was Cist sinking and did not weigh more
than 115 pounds To-d-iy I weigh 157 I had
five different doctors examine me, and each ont
treated me without doing me any good. At last
I look four or lie bottles of your "Golden Medical
Discovery.' and to dav am In better health than 1
have been for five years. Whenever I see any of
my friends suffering I tell them of yourtnediclne
and advise them to write to you "
r rk It is better to do
Dr. Fierce s "-"&-while u
Mr . -. v.w w jBraaKC ,s alight,
than wait until the whole structure ia ready
to fall. Constipation is the one, all-embracing
disorder that Is responsible for many
other dis- r-i eases Hoc
tor Pierce's Pleflfi?inr Pleasant
Pellets cure IWHOUlu it. Drug,
gists sell thein. They never gripe. One
little "Pellet" is a gentle laxative, and
two a mild cathartic. They are tiny,
sugar-coated granules, - tt .
Nothing else is "just as PpIIAT?
Hood." A permaneut cure. wn-.3
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drop the reins of the fiactlous horses.
The llise worked, and as Young started
his hbise, off at a gallop the skllted
burglar shot several bullets after htm.
Young escaped, When he got home
ho found In the satchel besides bui
glar's tools about $500 wrapped In blown
paper,
QRAVE ROBBERS QHASTLY WORK.
Horrors of tlio Desecration intensi
fied by tlio Human (aliouls.
Noifolk, Va., Jan, 11. A lepott conies
fiom Pilncess Anne county that grave
rabbets are at work In the cemeteries
there, and their ghoulish work has
wi ought up the people of that section
to a high pitch of excitement. The men
engaged In the deseotatlon of the
graeyards are supposed to bo agento
of medical colleges, and they have ex
cited Indignation as much by the meth
ods they employ and the heartlcssness
exhibited as hv the chaiacter of the
w oi k.
When a body uneaithed proves to be
unfit for list- on the dissecting table It
is not l etui ned to the giave, but Is left
exposed on the bin face. In searching
for the body of Charles Williams, the
muideiet, lecently executed heie, an
other body was uneaithed. This pioved
totally unlit for medical puipoes and It
was left beside Its giave.
LEADS THE WORLD IN HARD LUCK.
Accidents Unfailing the White Tam
il in t orlv-cight Horns.
Atchison, Kan., Jan. 11. John White,
a fanner living at Dentonvllle, has had
more than his shate of this world's
trouble for the last fifty-eight hours.
Bilefly told, his aflllctlons ate as fol
lows: He slipped and fell, bieaklng his right
aim and left leg; his wife fell and broke
her collar bone; his 10-year-old daugh
ter dislocated her hip by a fall, and his
mother-tn-law tumbled down a long
flight of stalls n,nd was seriously in
jured. To cap the climax of his mis
fortunes, tlnee of his hoises fell down
in their stalls and died.
White's neighbors would not beyit all
surptised now to learn that his house
had binned down over the heads of the
badly bioken up family Inside.
GOVERNOR MOUNT MODEST.
He Objects to lloing Tinned Loose
in the Rabble.
Indianapolis, Intl., Jan. 11. At 12
o'clock today James A. Mount and
Thomas Haggard weie Inauguiated
governor and lieutenant governor le
spcctlvely of Indiana In ids inaugu
lal addiess Governor Mount warned
the legislature against coipoiatlon lob
byists, saying that "ti lists and com
bines,' thiough lobbvlsts, are able to
look after theii Intetests, while the
mechanic, the fanner and the mliiei
have no one outside the leglslatuie
to exert an Influence In their behalf."
The custom of giving an Inauguial
ball has been done away with as Gov
ernor Mount was peisonally opposed
to being "turned loose in the labble"
as he expi eased It.
FIRE LADDIES ON BIKES.
Atlantic City to Ilnve a
Corps ol
.Mounted Men.
Atlantic City, X, J., Jan. 11. The
file depaitment is to have a bicycle
bilgade, the organisation of which was
peitected today, when the tollowlng
ofliceis were elected: Piesident, Eniil
I'tstet; srciotnr,AdoIph Kncss, treas
ui er, JIuiiy H. Primp, captain, Ran
dolph O Planter.
The brigade consists of eighteen men,
all membeis of the Atlantic City Turn
Vereln, an athletic and social organisa
tion. Application is to be made to the
chief engineer to be admitted to the
tegular seivlco. Each member Is to be
fitted out with hand extlngulsheis that
will be can led strapped to the back,
and their value will consist In lightning
lesponses to lhe alarms.
NO NEW TARIFF BILL.
Dinglov Sii)s the itlcnsiiic Will
-ot
lie Completed This Session,
Washington, Jan, 11. Mr. Dingley,
ehaiiman of the ways and means com
mittee, exploded the lumor that the
new tm Iff bill would be lepoited to the
house this session. He doubted if It
would be finished by the fourth of
Match, and If it Is, theie Is no Inten
tion of laying It befoie the house until
the extia session.
The measuie w 111 be subject to change
not only until It Is lepoited, but din
ing the geneial debate on the floor, as
well as open to amendments, when it
Is consldeied undei the five-minute rule.
The Republican membeis of the com
mittee will woik on tlio bill as a whole.
WILL LOSE ALL THE WOMEN.
Hirvcliiig, It is Said, Will W ipo Out
the females.
Topeka, Kan , Jan. II, The Populist
leglblatuie of Kansas will lefoim the
moinls of the people if legislation can
do It. Reptesentative Lambert will in
ttoduce a bill eatly In the session pio
li'blting the w eai Ing of bloomers by w 0
men and making it a misdemeanor lor
a woman to nppear In a public thoi
oughfaie astildo a bicycle.
He says eminent physicians agioo
that women nie mining their health
by lidlng the blcjcle and that the habit
unfits them for the sncied duties of
motheihood and If continued will soon
extinguish the lace.
WILL DISTRIBUTE $480,000.
Supremo Relief Ilonrd of I'niled
WorUinen in Session.
Chicago, Jan. 11 The supieme je
llef boaid of the Ancient Order ot Unit
ed "Workmen begun a two weeks' pri
vate session heie this morning. The
purpose of the meeting is to cllbtilbute
$480,000 among a number of the state
Jurisdictions, whose death losses have
lequlied moie than the maximum num
ber of assessments to be met.
The oiganlzatlou has a total mem
bership of 400,000. Last year It paid
out In death looses $7,500,000, and ilutlng
Its twenty-three years' existence it ha;
paid out over $72,000,000 in death losses.
Storms in tho North Sun.
London, Jan. 11. Terrllle storms have
prevailed within the last tvent)-loui
hours In the North Sea und tho Bay of
Biscay. The steamer Threo Brothel 3, be
longing at Fecamp, France, is oveiiluu
at that place and It is lepoited that cho
has foundered off UBhant. She had six
teen men on board.
Chicago Iiivo block,
Chicago, Jan, 11,-Cattle Receipts, 12,
000 head; market 10al5o, higher; common
to oxtra steels, $3 CQa5 50; stockers und
fcedeis, $3a4.2J, cows and bulls, $1.7oa2t5;
calves, $125a5.15! Texnns, $3 SOal 30. Hogs
Receipt!., 49,000 head; market 5c. lower;
heavier packing and shipping lots, $3,15a
3,40; common to choice mixed, JJ 20a
3 42'i; choice UHSoited, $3,40a3.45; light,
$3 2r,a3 45; pigs, JJa3 45, Sheep Receipts,
21,000 head; maiket 10c, lower; Inferior to
choice, U.Wa3.TZ; lambs, $3 S0a5.10.
Tills Is the Pack-a
remember it. It contains
" uST
Washing Powder
that cleans everything
quickly, cheaply and
perfectly.
Tor economy buy 41b. package.
rim if. k. FAimuMi cojimv,
Chicago, St. Louis, New York,
Boston, Philadelphia.
MARKETS AND STOCKS
Wnll Street Review.
Now York, Jan. 31. Duilng the gi eater
part of tlio day speculation at the Stock
Exchange was chaiacteilzed by exttcmc
dullness and with tale exceptions, the
fluctuations were too slight to cull foi ex
tended comment. At the opening quota
tions weie fractionally higher, but almost
immediately the tinders showed a dispo
sition to sell. Pnlon Pacific was piessul
for sale right from the stai t and the stock
tell 1 to CU, closing at the lowest point
on definite announcement from Washing
ton that the funding bill had been de
feated, The only other decllno of lmpot
tance was Manhattan, 1, on the fe.n that
the hearing In tho Hendricks case befole
the stuto rullwny commission may lesult
In disclosures unfavorable to the com
pan). The shaip drop in Union Pacific
had little effect on the general maiket,
which, towaid the close, l allied i to ai
per cent, and speculation closed stead)
In tone. Net changes show declines of '4
to 238, Union Pacific leading. Total sales
were 123.000 shares.
furnished by WILLIAM LINN, AL
LIEN & CO., stock biokers, Meais build
ing, looms, 703-700
Open- High- Low- Clos.
Ing. est. est Insr.
Am. Tobacco Co 70 79 7S's 7S'6
Am. Sug. Ref. Co ..lll'fc Ill's Ill's HI),
At., To & S IV .. 14"s ll's 1J, IS-v,
At., T. & S. To Pi.. 23'.. 23" 22"s 21
dies. & Ohio Vt m "' i m
Chic. Gas 73 73 74sa it's
Chic. & N W 10J-8 102 102 102
Chie.B &Q 716s 71 71 71
C. C. C &. St. L. ... Hi 2S 27' 27M:
Chic, Mil Ac St. P... 7t4 Wj 73 7IU
Del und Hudson ...110i 111 HOVj 110
Dist. & C r .... 13 U. 1.! ni
Gen Electric 33k ii 32j 33
Louis. A. Nush ... . 40 49U 4S?, 41
M. K. A. Ttx. Pr. ... 2914 2J 29'. 2'J'i
Man. Rlevatod . . . &S'i 8Srj S7 i7
Mo. Pae 20 20 20 'M'U
N J Central 101 101 100 1001a
X. Y. Cuitial 93'i 91 OJ'i 01
X V S. A. V. Pi. ... 24 21'i 24 21',4
Noi. Pae. Pr 33 ii 32 32
Ont. A: Western .. . 11 11 14 11
Omaha 4Sr), 19 1S 4b
Phil & Reudlng .... 2 20 2b 20
Southern R R 9 9"j U'i 9
Soutliein R. R. l'r. . 20 2i, 2C. 20'i
Tenn C A: lion 27 27 20 2C
Texas Pacific 0 !)', 9 9
Union Pacific S S G"8 0
Western Union M'i Sl &3 b39i
V. L C C H'i C
V. S Leather . ... S' S'i S'i S"j
U S. Leather Pr. . 09 K) 69 59 ',
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE PRICES
Open- High- Low- Clos-
WHDAT. ing. pst. est. lnp.
May S0 b0 M) SO' 4
July 70V4 70 73'4 73
OATS.
May 1S 18 ISVi IS'..
CORN.
May 21 24 24". 2I'4
Jul) 23 23 23 23
LARD.
May 103 4 12 103 112
PORK.
May 7.93 S.03 7 92 8 00
Sernnton Honrd of Trade Evclinnge.
Quotations.-Al! Quotation ltused
on Par oflOO.
Name. Bid. Astted
Scranton Laco Curtain Co 50
Nutlonnl Boring & Drilling Co ...
Plrst National Bank B30
Scianton Jar . Stopper Co
Elmhuist Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank 200
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Scranton Packing Co
Lackawanna lion R Steel Co. ...
Third National Bank 330
Thioop Novelty M'f'g. Co
Scranton Traction Co 13
Scranton Axle Works
Tiaders National Bank US
Weston Mill Co ,
Alexander Cat Replacer Co
Col'ry Rng. &. Metal Miner.. 110
Scianton Bedding Co
BONDS.
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
mortgage duo 1918 110
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage due 1918 110
Scranton & Plttston Trac. Co. ...
People's Street Railway, Sec
ond mortgage due 1920 110
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka. Township School 5
City of Siranton St. Imp. 0. ...
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
ficrur.toti Traction Co
Economy Steam, II. & P. Co
0
'25
100
'io
93
150
'90
20
V)
123
230
100
103
90
100
102
102
85
100
93
100
New Vorh I'loclucu .Market.
New Yoik, Jan. 11. Flour Quiet,
stead) Winter wheat Low guides, $2 20a
3 45; do fair to fancy, ?3 u5a4,W; do. pat
ents, $19ja523; Minnesota eleai, $3'iOi4;
do. btialghts, 4a4.2J, do. patents, J4 Sua
5 20; clt) mills, $4a5 10, do. patents, $3 20a
fi.45 Wheat Dull, easier; f, 0, b , 974j,c ,
ungraded led, 78a9So ; No, 1 northern,
91'sC ; options olofced weak at lnal3tic de.
cllne, Januai). Sic ; March,. 90'4c , Ma),
S0c ; Jul), Sjc. Corn Quiet, weaken
No. 2, 2STe , elevatoi, 2Dvsa30c afloat,
steamer niUed, 2Se ; No J, 27a27'.c ;
Hteumei yellow, 28c , options weie dull
and weak; Januaiy, 2S5e , May, 30' jc ;
Jul), Slae Oats Quiet, .steady; options
dull, euslti; Januar), 22c; Februniy,
22S,c ; May, 2J"sC ; tpot pi Ices, No 2, 2J'ie.;
No 2 white, 21V.e , No. 2 Chicago, 23'1c;
No 3, 20iiC , No 2 white, 22c , mixed west
ern, 22a21c ; white do. and white state,
SPECIAL
We offer about 50 Boys' 3-piece Suits (short pants),
sizes 12 to 16 years, at almost nothing.
1
These Suits are heavy weight, nice mixtures, and
formerly sold for $7.00, $S.oo aud $10.00.
GOLUNS
21',0 Lackawanna Avenue. '
Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers.
&e
' i . t?w -. SaJru Sww St mi
23a30c. Reef Quiet, stiong; famll), $9.23a
$10 50, txtra mess, $7,25aS.23. Beet liams
Plrm, $18alS50, TIereed beef Stiong; clt)
extra India mesa, $13 Goal I 50. Cut meats
Slow, stejd) ; pickled bellies, 4c; do
shoulders, 4j4'c , do. hams, fa9e. Lard
Quiet, stiongei; western steam, $120,
clt), 53 50; Januaiy, $120; leflntd, flimei,
continent, $4 53, South Ameilcu, $4 73,
compound, fUaf'fcc Pot k Quiet, firm,
new mess, $S.2',aS 73. Battel Film, state
dull), lOilu'ie , do. cieamcr), 13al9c.,
western ci eamery, 13a20e. , do faotor), 7a
lie , Rlglns, 20e ; Imitation cieamer), 11a
ICe. Cheese Active, fit 111, state large,
74allc ; do. small, V'-aUc, puit skims, 4n
Sc; full skims, 2'in3c. i:s?s Wtaket ,
state and Pennsylvania, l7a1S"c. , lee
house, ltnlEc; western fresh, 10al7c ,
southern, loVtalCc. ; limed, 14ul4'.c.
Philadelphia Provision -Muiket.
Philadelphia, Jun. 11. Piovlslons were
jobbing fairly at well-suslulned prices. We
quote. Beef hams, $lSali50, as to age und
biand; pork family, $10al0 50, hams, S. P
curtd, lu tierces, Sa9o , do. smoked, 9Ua
lie, as to average und brand, sides, libbed
In salt, 4Ha4'he , do. do. smoked, 3'ia5'.c ,
shouldeis, picket cured, 5'ia5'c. , do do
smoked, OViatjjjc., picnic hams, S. P.
cuied, 6'4a5ic; do. do smoked, b'l.uyVic ,
bellies, In pickle, according to average,
looe, 5u3'.e. , breakfast bacon, t,'2a7'je ,
as to brand and aveuge, laid, puie, clt)
leflned, lu tleiccs, 4'l4u3c. , do do , In tubs,
3a3'1c., do. butcheis', loose, JVi4c; clt)
tallow, In hogs heads, 3Ve , touutt y do ,
2'suJ'ie., us to quullt) , and cakes, XHnJc.
Chicago Grain nnd Provision Market
Chicago, Jan. 11. The leidlng futuies
ranged as follows. Wheat Janiui), 7738e ,
773ac ; Ma), S03c , SO'ic , Jul), 70'ic, 758e
Coin Junuai), 22e , 22'ic , Ma), 2140 ,
24'jC, Jul), 25jc , 23saC Oats Junuai),
13"vsc , 15'ie , M.i), lS'4e , lS'ie Mess polk
Januut), $775, $7.73, Ma), $7 93, $3 Lard
Januat), $3 92', $3 97'j, -Ma), $103, $1 12'.
Shott libs Junuaiy, $103, $103, Ma),
$107'.., $4 12'fe Cash quotations weie as
follows Flour Quiet, eas), unchanged,
No 2 spilug wheat, 77'4a7Sc , No 3 do , ',3i
74e ; No 2 led, Mj'.uSs7)aC , No 2 coin, 221a
22?ji ; No 2 oats, lSTitilCjc , No 2 i)e,
i"c ; No. 2 barle) , ilj'fic , No 1 Hased,
73'.a7t,ic. ; pi line tinioth) seed, $2 3,3; mess
pork, $7i0a7.S3; shoit ele.u sides, SI 23a
4 ii'i, whlske), $1,1S, sugars, cut loif, $3 23,
granulated, $103, slundaul A, $120.
linllalo Live Stock.
Buffalo, N. Y , Jan 11. Cattle Stead)
to strong; choice to best heav) stecis,
$1 S5a5; all- to medium, $123alJ, good fat
cows, $2 2iaJ 40, stockeis and fcedeis,
stionger, best stock steers, $3 4"a3 CO, feed
ers, $3 73al, veals, $175a7 23 Hogs Sluide
lovvei, but aetlvc, Yorlters, $5 GO, lb,ht,
$3 53; mediums, $! 10J3 42"., mixed packci",
$J42'ia3l3; pigs, $3 35a 1C0 Sliecp and
lambs Slow and lower for lambs, stead)
for sheep; best lambs, $3 15j5 25, good to
choice,', $l!s3a5 10, common to fail," $4 23a
4 75, mixed sheep, good to rhohc, $3 lull,
culls to fall, $2a2 40, hand) natives, $3 90a
4.15.
Oil .Mm hot.
Oil City, Pa , Jan. 11 Option oil not
quoted; eivdlt balances, UUiv , national
traiiilt 1 mis, 31. SGI bands, shipments, 11,
CL'J ban els Buckee tuns, G'J,4.'2 baireli,
shipments, Stfiii
REAL ESTATE.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME'
Hiio'sa grnnt birgiiu: 171 Phuu iva
miA, idjolning North Puk Groon ltidgi.-: U
looms tin mice, lint nnd cold water; lot 3-,xl8l;
cell ir under whols hous; Hue lawn stone
walks: propeity woitli SJ.IO); no rensniiiblo
offer lofused: must frcll part pa) met t hn'
ance on tinio to suit purihasat Address
TALLIE MORGAN, cure of l L Hanloy M
Wyoming avenue, bi rauton.
NOTICE-HOCK CONTU AC 1 OKS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED TO
Januaiy '25. 1"')7, at noon, fot dihlu'a
tunnel at btrricl: Cieok Collloiv, Pockvlllo
Pa ; tunnel to ho dihon fiom tin Clatkor
Ross vein to tho bottom splir of tlio Buiunorc
or Hod Abh vein; slzo to bo 7 foot bj 12 feet,
and 1.1C0 feet long 111010 or lusa; conttactor
must tiunish nil power and toolj
Tho company tescives the light to lcjoct
nny or all bids
Specifications fot simo may bn soon on ap
plication to JOHN If 11RYDEN, bupt.
Peckville, Pa . Jan. f. W".
CHIKOPOniST AND MANICURE.
CORNS, BUNIONS AND INGROWING
mils cured without the least pain or
drnvvtng blood Consultition nnd ndvico given
tree, E. M I1E1SKL, Chiiopcdist, J3D Lack
awauna avenue. Ladles attended ut thch
residenco if desirr d. ClnrKcs moderate.
TRUSTEES' NOTICE.
:TOTirE IS HEREHY GIVEN TOALL
li persons indebted to tho Hi m of Chapman
A: Boughton, Kiiccossorj of tho llrm of Bell &
Cliaptnan, lately do'ng business in tin boi
ongh of Blakuly, Lackiwunnn county Pa,
and to all peisoiis holding properly bolonIng
to tlio said nrm, to pay oei ami ueiivei nu ,
Hiich bums of money and pinpiitvcluo and
belonuliig to said films to tho undoisfgncd,
who liuvd been duly appointod fustecs for
tlio linn ot L'li ipmnn iV Dominion uy tun
Court of Common Pleas cii Lackawanna coun
ty: indnlso all cioditors of the abave 111 in
will piesout thoir accounts or demands to thu
uiiilorsicneil
TObEPII G. BELL. Pockville, Pa
GEORGE STEVENS, Peckville, Pa
C. A BATTENBERG, Municipal Building,
Scranton, Pa,
Each
B6KETT
UR ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPING GOODS SALE IS NOW ON. This season we
propose to make it "an event" in the Dry Goods business. Muslins, Sheet
ings, Crashes, Ready Hade Sheets and Pillow Cases, White Quilts, Towels,
Napkins, Table Linens, etc., are included in this Great Sale.
Note These Prices
Atlantic blenched Pillow Cases and
Sheets, hemmed nnd ready foi use:
Pillow Cases Sheets.
Sizes, 43-30 E0-3U 51-30 Sl-90 00-90
Prices, lie. 12',iiC 14c. 13c. 50c.
Lockwood Sheetings by tho vatd:
Uro. 7c. Sc. 9c. 10c. lie. 12'ic He.
42-ln, 43-ln. 50-ln. 51-ln 7-1 S-l 0-1
Blch.bc. Uc. 10c. lie. 12'e. lie. 10c.
Uttca Rleacl-ed Sheetings:
C-l 50-in. d-4 S-l 9-1
lie. 12c. lie. ICe. lbc.
ICC
10-1
ISC,
10-1
20c.
Clarendon "White Qullt, Onlv OSe
Our regular $2 50 Muisellles Quilt,
Pot $2 00 each.
This is not a Cleaving Sale of old, impaired stock, that you hear so much of these
days. It is our ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPING GOODS SALE, which has gotten to be
a looked-for event a money -saving event for the people.
CONNOLLY &
A WORD.
WANTS OP ALL KINDS COST THAT
MUCH, WIIRN PAID TOR IN AD- I
VANCE WHEN A BOOK ACCOUNT
IS MADE NO CHARGE WILL BE LESS
THAN 23 CENTS. THIS RULE Al
PLIES TO SMALL WANT AD3.. EX
CEPT LOCAL SITUATIONS, WHICH
ARE INSERTED TREE.
HELP WANTED MALES.
TAxi" i.ri-" a nTdraTwITo "caT; think
of fcomo slmplu tiling to p.itout 1 Pro
tect v our id cis thi'V in i) hi Ing von wealth
Write .T05JH WEDDEltUUH s .t CO,. Dept.
C, UJ, Pntent Attoini)H, WiiMilngtoii. D, C ,
for, their S1VI0 prlzo cffoi nnd list of 20) Inven
tions wanted
WANTHD-AS AGENT IN EVnitY SEC
tion to innvjbs J4.((l to t(lO a day
miilo ; tell nt tight; 1 l'o a roan fo sell btiplu
noons 10 dimcis; ixst s'cto line S(.iamoinn
ealny or Inigo commission niadu; oxperieneo
unneenssary. Clifton Soap and Maiiiifactui-
ing Co, tinciiinatl, O
- -
17"ANTED - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
every town to lollcit stocl. subset ip
tioris: 1 monoroU , big money lor agents: no
captt il requiied EDWARD C. n5ll Jt CO ,
Pordon lilocU, Chlcaco 111
HELP WAN I'EI) FEMALES.
L''"JAl3iEirTKirTlIH WAGES DOING
plasant homo w oil., nnd will gl idly sund
full particulars to nil Fending "2 cnt stamp
lllhb Jl A. fe'f EhBINb, Lawrence Mich.
1X7ANTED LADY AGPNTS IN SCRAN
it tontoi-ell ind Intiidnc Sn der'i. eako
icinc- cxperiiucd canvaber prefericd-work
leimnnent nnd vcr) ptofltable Wtlto foi
pnitieul.iis at enco 0 d nt benefit of hcillil ij-
trade. T. B bNYDEK & CO., Cine mi iti, O.
Vliircil.u JlilJll.lJKlll.t.l 1 ,v ci ijr, rjiv- I
Uuiirnntecid Sd n day without interloirlng
with othei duties. Iieiltlitiil occupation.
Silto fen particulars enclosing stump, Maiigu
( hcniical Ccui)iiu), No. 72 John btieet, Now
Y01 K.
' UUIIU illl( (IKllIil II, ILIIIV1U11, lll
AGENTS WANTED.
w
ANTED-GENERAL AGENTS IN EV-
01 v count), also 1 idy canvassers homo
thing new; snru fellor, apply quick J U
HILELRT, 141 Adama avenue, Scranton, Pa
1 nr'TS
WHAT ARE YOU GOIN'G TO
1Y do about bafo CItl?ensliip-prico SI. Oi
Ico St. m
inc bv thousand
Nnporvllle, 111.
Address, NICHOLS,
AGENTS-TO f-n-L OUR PRACIICAL
gold, silver nickel ana copper electro
plastei s, 1 iicpo fiom $3 upwind snliryand
ponsc3 paid- outfit fue. Addiess, with
Itnmp, MILH1GAN MEG CO,. Chicago.
V GENTS TO SEl L OKI ARS 1 0 DEALERS;
SJ.'i weoUlv and cxneii'-os: OTiiorieiifo un
ncci
nccessiiy CONbGl.lDATUU itiu cu.ii
Van Rut on st , Chicago,
O ALES MAN TO CARRY
SIDE LINK
U lwi rent 1 cirmsion: scmiilu book mailed
mile hook iu:
lice.
Addicts L. N
CO , btatlon L, Now
York.
roit SALE.
F
7OR SALE A SILVfiK PLATED CONN
double, bell cuiihoniuni. ticels eneiavod
with tiomlicme leu j.0111 imcu: ncaiivnon
nnd ccst i) 111 sell at a bnignin Addiess
this week to E. W GAYLOR, Laliajsvlllc,
Pa
T?OR SALE-HOKbr, AGED SIX YEARS
I1 weight 1, COO 1 curds; can be seen at lt21
Price street
FOR KENT.
tiii nrKini'PiPR avii T.cinnTKci
1 looms for rent. Inquito it Mitchell's
Dining Rooms H2I Washiiirftou avenuu
I.ARMTORENl POR TERM OP YEUi1-
"220acies. s mus rrmn Scianton; well
ndnpted for m IL or dairy farm; well wntnted,
good cichanl, rood luiuuings lot luttlur
lnformitinii iuquho ID Pcnn avjnue, of W
GORMAN
F'
7OU RENT-SINGLE HOUSE, 'I ROOMS
furna"e. ho; and cold watoi, leiutliul
location, 1721 Peim avenue, Gioen Rhlg , S20
a month C L I1AWLE, 211 v yonihw avo.
T?OR RENT-417 OLIVE STREET; ALso
V now house Quiucy avcuuo; all modern
impiovomentN; pocsssdon lob 1, Apply 117
Ohvo stroot, r bi, AM AND,
J70R RENT-THE THREE FLOORS OVER
X' No 4c0 Spruco stioot, now occupied by
tho Rowing Association; posses-don April 1st.
Inquire ot TRED WAGNER, oil Lackawanna
avenuo
tTiOP. RENT-NICE 12-ROOM HOUSE, 732
L1 Wnsliinton nvoiiuo; all modi in im
provements, by Fein nary 1
HOARD WANTED.
I70RMAN AND WIl-E. NEVIJ PUBLIC
I Library, Address A , Tribuno olllco.
ESTRAYED.
r STRAYED-PROM SUBSCRIBER, A
J.LJ led cow with one brans knob on horn
Will lowaid tlnJor.
A. MARX, 315 Clay
avenue, Uumnore
LOST.
T OST-THURSDAY NIGHT IN HYDE
XJ Park or bouth Side, ladles black hat and
satchel. Finder pleaso letum to 315 Now
street.
EXCHANGE.
UHLL EXCHANGE TISDEL 4iri LENS,
Anthony 5x8 Camera, Tiipod Hawko)o
4x'i Hand Camera, plate holdors, etc., otc , Al
cirdei, for bookenso, sideboard, roll-top disk,
library easy chairs or offers. Address,
SQUEGEE, Tribune,
PROI'ITAHLE SPECULATION.
TN GRAIN. PROVISIONS AND STOCKS.
JL Bond for our "booklet" explaining our
jilan; now Is your opportunity as markets oro
low; we make money for our customers; doal
with a responsible firm; bank references A
F. BORST & CO., Bankers and Biokois,0
Pino street, Now York.
ft BIB" iPFHiT
B 1 f r W
3(i-liicii iMtiblftis
Brown.
Atlnntle A te.
Bluck Rook .. 5c.
Cameron D ... 4'c,
Atlantic P ..... 5c.
Crashes
Bleached,
Hill 5c.
Lonsdale Cc.
Fruit of Loom... fc.
Dtvlght Anchor, fc.
Pride of West .10c.
Best twilled cotton crash, blenched and
blown, nt 3'c.
IS-lnch. Linen twilled crash, worth 10c,
at 7c,
Glass crash, all linen, only 5c.
And our entlio stock of Linen Crashes at
Cut Prices.
WALLACE,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
"mil ANNUAL JtEETINCt OF THE
stoclchoMi'is of Tho Jlooslo Powder
Compiny will ho held nt their ofllco lu tlio
city of Srriuitnn, Penn'.i, on Wednesday,
Tumiary 27, 1S07, nt S o clock p m , for tho
ptuposo of plectlncr direotoia for tho ensuing
)ear, nnd tuinsnUmn such othor busiucss mh
: kin, uil.u lioiumi .IIOIII. i,U III.I131U1 Ml D,ULft
j will Uo lmulo for ten days next procodlng the
I day 6f the olectfon.
juu. u. &iiL.uuii, aocrotary.
NOTICE IS UllHEUY GIVEN THAT THE
niiimnl niee'tlng of tho Stockholders of
'lho I.ncknwnnn 1 Vnllcy Tiactlon Compuny
VTill bo hold on tho 1st Any of Pobrnnry, Ibl),,
nt 1(1 o'clock n. 111., at tho olllco of tho Com
1 nny nt rci.mtoii, I'olin'n, for tho purpose of
uln ting dlroetois for tho ensuliig year, and
foi thu trnn iction of suuli othor business ns
may piopoily como buforu tho meuting. in I
nccoid mej with tho by-laws of thu company.
i'. I'AUU, l'resiuont.
At'cst HOB'T C. ADAMS. Secrntary.
VfOTICE lb HEItnilY GIVEN THAT THE
i nnuunl inetinit of tho stockholders of
Tho Scianton and Plttston Traction Company
will be hold 011 tho 2nd day of Fobruary, lbllf,
at 10 o'clock a in., at tlio nflluu of the com
piny nt Sernnton, Ponn'i, for tho purpose of
oloctlng diiuctoiM for tho ensuing )oat, and
for tho tiaiisaotlou of such othor business as
may tropcily como boforo tho meeting In
nccordunce with tlio h) -law h rf tho compiny.
h. A. WATHES, Piosident
Attest' UOB'T O. ADAMS, Secretary.
rnnr. amvttat. jtr.r.Tiwo rr rvur.
J. stockholders of Tho Entorpriso Powder
. Mannfacturlng Compiny, for tin election of
dim tots nnd tho tr.mstction of such other
I business as may p-opetly como before- It, will
ho held nn Wednesday, January 27th, lfc7, nt
siuociock 11 111 io ttniihtur or stocK will
bo ln.idu foi ten days next prreceding the
date of above moetlnc.
i: P. KINGSBURY, Secrotary.
nniU ANNUAL MEETING OP THE
1 Tliouron Cod Laud Coniunnv will bo
hold at tho ofllco of the company. Room 007
Commonwealth Bulletin', Scianton, Pa., on
Wednesday, Jaiiunty '27th, 1M)7, at 4 p. m, foi
tho election of directors nnd tho tiansactlon
of such other business ns may b preKeutocI,
THOS. II. DALE, Secrotary.
rpHC ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
X holdeis of The Laekaw lima Lnmlior (Jo .
will bo held at tho Thiid National Bank,
'liusday, J in. Ill, at 10 a m. for tho election
ofdltoctoia lor tlio ousulng yeat, and such
1 other busmosa ns tuny ptonoily como boforo
1 thonieeticg. J. I . CONNELL, Secretary.
riHIE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE
J otockholders of Tho fat Clair l oal Coin
pinv, for tho election of dlrectois and tho
tiausaction of bucIi oth.'r business as muy
properl) come before it, will bo hold on Mon
da), Januar) '21, li37, at tho olllco of tho com
pany in hiianton, Pa., nt 2 o'clock) m. No
tiausfei of stock will bo made for ten da) a
noxt preceding lhe date of abovo mooting,
E. P. KINGbBURY, faecrotary.
riMIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders of tho Third National Bank
of Scranton will bo held in tho Dlrectois'
loom of tlio hank bulldlnc;, on Tuesday, Janu
ary U, Ib'J", between tho hours of J anil t p m
HENRY BEL1N, Jit , bocretaiy
TOriCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
x annual meeting of Tlio Spring Brook
Watc l Mipplv Company fo" tiio oloction of
directors and tho tiausictlon of such other
business as mav pmparlv como beforo it. will
bo hld on Wcdiiosda), January 20th, 1M17, at
the hqui of 10 o'clock a m , at tho ofllco of tho
compiny in bciauton, Pa , innccordanco with
tho by-lawb ot tho company
L A WATIlCs. Piecident.
Attcsf-T II, WATKIN'S, Secietary
CITY SCAVENGER.
A.
P. RRIGGfe CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess inula: io odot : inmroved
pumps used A, BR1G08, Propiietor.
Leave oidois lldO North Main avenue, or
Erckes' drug Htoie comer Arams nnd Mul
berrj 'l( lephnnn 4ri.!5
SITUATIONS WANTED.
MARRIED MAN WANTb WORK AS
I V. to-imster or niiv kind of work Can glvo
of work Can give
Address, C. H. L.
cood rccomniendat'onj,
'iilbuno ofllco
A YOUNG
il. moulder.
MAN WANTS
Addiess, D. M.
WORK AS
P., Tiibuio
omco,
(SITUATION WANTF.D-SOBER INDUS
i tilous man desires inside work of any
kind Nngos no object. Good lefcrences.
Address, J. H , b27 Plttston avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-NUHSE, EXPE
lieucod contliiomonts, doslies engage
ment: hishest reference M LSTERFIELD,
Gonei al Delivei v bcr inton' Pa,
jyiURSE-MIDBLL AGED LADY. WITH
ii manyyeais' o:.perIoii(e in mld-vtifory,
would like to make cngacemonts; terms. S7
pel week Addiess NURSE, 'liibuno olllco
SITUATION WANTED - BY EXPERI
O encoJ Imsi' oss man, as accountant, pri
vate secrotaiv or collector: uood rutorencos
Addrets QUICK, Tilbuus ollicj.
Q1TUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPEHI
O onccd onglneor, as onglncor, fireman or
watchman; ecu do repairs and bo ten or ally
useful; inniilod man and nnxlous for work;
gool lefeicncds. Address E. 0., 31U Linden
ftieot
SITUATION WANTED -TO GO OUT
j w ahhiiic and ironliiR, washhiK and ironinir
taken home also.
Call or addicts L. K., SIS
i-eo court
CIlTUATION WANTED-BY
MIDDLE
ir: under-
kj nged man ns driver or tenmstor
btundi. caro ot horses.
W
H 217 Jefferson
avenuo
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Pliy.siciuiis and Surgeons.
DR, MARTHA S EVERITT, ZOi WASII
lngton ave Olllco hours until 10 a, in ;
2 to I, G to S p. m.
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. D, HOME
oputhlst, No 22S Ada msa venue
DR. A. TRAPOLD, SPECIALIST JN
Diseases of Womon, corner W)omlng
uvtnue and Spiuco street, Scranton. Of.
tlce hours, Thursday and Saturdays, 3
a, m. to G p m, .
DR. COMEOYS-OFriCE NO. 337 n!
Washington ave. Hours, 12 m. to 3 p. m.
Dlbeases ot women a specialty. Tele
phono No. 3232.
DRT W. E. ALLEN, G12 NORTH WASH
Ington avenue.
DR. ANNA LAW, 30S WYOMING AVE.
omce nours, u-ii a. m., i-a p. m., 7-s p. m.
DR. L. M. GATES, 123 WASHINGTON
avenue Olllco hours, 8 to 8 a. m., 1 SO
to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence 309 Madi
son aovnuo.
DR. C. L. FREAS, SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss Fitting and Fat Reduc
tion, Rooms 203 and 207 Mears Building.
Olllco telephone Uu3. Houis: 10 to 12, 2
to 4. 7 to 9.
DR. S. W. LAMEREAUX, A SPECIAL-
Wall
Bkf A
Table Linens
Impossible to go Into the details of quot
ing prices here, but we want to say that
we ato going to make this Linen Snlo In
tel estlng for you. Wo mot an unURual
opportunity In the way of a "Linen Pur
chase." and were qulek enough to snap It
up. Thnt was good buying. Every yard
of the lot nnd also our entire regular stock
beats led Ink prices for this occasion,
which menus thnt this Is to bo good selling
and quick selling
Buy ) oui Table Linen hero and now.
Napkins
Tho snme story of the table linens up
plles to the napkins. Hundleds of dozens
of good napkins woith fiom $1.00 to $5 00 a
doren, will bo sold at greatly 1 educed
pi ices.
Mp SS5?aS!ue'
1st on chronic diseases of the heart,
lungs, liver, kidney and gonlto urinary
organs, will occupy tho office of Dr.
Roos, 232 Adams aevnue. Olllco hours,
ltc D p. m.
W. G. ROOK. VETERINARY SUR
geon. Horses, Cattlo and Dogs treated.
Hospital, 124 Linden street, Scranton,
Telephone. 2672.
LawveM.
PRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
counsollor-at-law. Burr building, rooms
13 nnd 14, Washington avenue.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTYATLAW,
211 Wyoming avenue.
JEFFREY'S & RUDDY, ATTORNEYS
at-law. Commonwealth building.
WARREN & KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and Counsellors at Law, Republican
building, Washington avenue, Scranton,
Pa.
JESSUP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors at Law, Commonwealth
building, Washington avenue.
W. II. JESSUP.
W. H. JESSUP. JR.
PATTERSON & WILCON, TRADER'S
National Bank Building.
ALFRED HAND, WILLTAM J. HAND.
Attorneys and Counsellors, Common.
w ealthbliildjng. Rooms 10. 20 and 21.
FRANK T. OKELL. ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Room C, Coal Exchange, Scranton,
Pa.
JAMES W. OAKFORD. ATTORNDY-at-Law,
iooms CJ, G4 and 05, Common
wealth building.
SAMUEL W. RDGAR. ATTORNRY-AT-Law.
OfTlce, 317 Spruce St., Scranton. Pa.
L A. WATRCS, ATTORNDY-AT-LAW.
423 Lackawanna live., Scranton, Pa.
URIE TOWNSEND, ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Dime Bank Building. Scranton.
Money to loan in largo sums at S per
cent.
C. R. PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-law,
Commonwealth bulldlns, Scranton,
Pa.
C. COMEGTS, 321 SPRUCE STREET.
D. B REPLOQLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Mears building, corner Washington ave
nue and Spruco stiect.
B. F. KILLAM, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
120 Wyoming ave., Scranton Pa.
JAS. J. H. HAMILTON, ATTORNEY-AT-lavv,
45 Commonwealth bld'g Scranton.
WATSON, DIEHL. HALL & KEMMER
ER Attoi ne)s and Counsellors-at-Law;
Traders' National Bank Building; rooms
0. 7, S, U and 10, third iloor.
Detectives.
BARRING & M'SWEENEY, COMMON,
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser
vice Agency.
Architects
EDWARD H DAVIS, ARCHITF.CT.
Rooms 24, 21 and 2G, Commonwealth
building, Scranton.
E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT, OFFICE!
rear of COG Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR., ARCHITECT.
433 Spruce st , cor. WaBh. avo., Scranton.
BROWN & MORRIS, ARCHITECTS.
Price building, 12j Washington avenue,
Scranton,
T. I. LACEY & SON.
Trader's Bank Building,
ARCHITECTS.
Alderman.
G. T. KELLOW. 1001 W. LACKA. AVE.
Dentists.
DR. F.
street.
L. M'GRAW, 303 SPRUCQ
DR. H. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. E. Y. HARRISON. 113 SMAIN AVE.
DR. C C. LAUBACH. 115 Wyomlngave.
R. M. STRATTON, OFFICE COAL EX-
change.
WELCOME C. SNOVER. 421 LACKA.
ave. Hours, 9 to 1 and 2 to 5.
Dressmaker.
MBS,M. E. DAVIS. 430 Adams avenue.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA,
Scranton, Pa prepares boys and glrla
for college or business; thoroughly
trains young children, Cataloguo at re
quest. REV. THOMAS M. CANN,
WALTER H BUELL
MISS WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
and School. 412 Adams avenue. Spring
term April 13. Kindergarten $10 per term.
Seeds.
G R. CLARK & CO, SBEDMEN AND
Nurserymen; store 148 Washington ave
nue; green house, 1350 North Main avo
nuo; store telephone, 782.
Wire Screens.
JOS. KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACKA
wanna avenue. Scranton, Pa manufac
tuier of Wire Screens.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 125 and 127 FRANK-
Un avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIGLER, Proprlotor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D , L. & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the
European plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place.
New York.
Rates, J3 50 per day and upwnrds (Ameri
can plan.) GEO. MURRAY.
Proprietor.
Miscellaneous.
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished. For
terms address R. J. Bauer, conductor.
117 ' Wyoming avenue, over Hulbert's
muslo store.
MEGARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse, 130 Washington ave,, Scran,
ton. Pa.
rRANK P BROWN. & CO., WHOLE
Bale dealers In Woodwaro, Cordage and
OH Cloth,720 West Lackawanna ave.
THOMAS AUBREY. EXPERT Ac
countant and auditor. Rooms 19 and 20,
Williams Building, opposite postotllce.
Agent for tho Rex Flro Extinguisher.