"TIF THE SCTIANTON TIUBUM-SATURDAY MORNTNG. MARCH C, 1897. -. BRIEF SESSION OF THE SENATE President McKitilcy's Cabinet Sclcc. lions Arc All Confirmed. SENATOR TELLER IS CRITICAL lie Questions tlia Wisdom oftho Ap pointment oOIr. Hliss ns Sccrutnry oT the liiturlor--A Compliment to Sccrutnry of State Sherman-. fecund tor Wolcott is Welcomed Home. Washington, Match C The- United Utiles senate uelnu; a petpetiml body, lot expliiiig- with tlie Lplratton of a son&riess, like the house of lepresienta tlves, was In session today for two and tluee-qutti ter hums. There was a very huge audience present to witness the opening of the Fifty-fifth congress, and the Republican side of the cham ber was made blight and full of per fume with lnij:e and exquisite lloial Klfts In honor of bcveiul of the new Hcnutois, and of one of the old ones. Mr. Quay, of Pennsylvania, was thus reinembued and faoied by "the bour Keolse and the men In blouses," as the caul u(.conipunln the stiuetuie of lloweis read Ills colleague, Mr Pen rose, had an elaboiate but less pie tentlous tilbute of the same Kind from "the labor union " Governor Huslinell, of Ohio, having ippolntecl Mi. llanna to succeed .Sena tor Shut man, now secietuiy of state, )lr. llanna took the oath of olllce, at 'er plaiuhts from the galleilos; and .iow the state of Ohio has two Republi can senatois, both of them new to that body Messit, Foukoi and llanna The ehalimanshlp of the committee on foi elfin relation, so long held by Mr Shut man, was confened tempor al Ily on Mi. Dav Is, of .Minnesota The only other occuiicncc of note In the opening; session of the senate, was the letuin of Mr. Wolcott. of Coloiado, f lom his itcent pllgilmage to Euiope In fin thotaiice of the pioject for an In ternational monetaiy confotenco He was welcomed back houi til by follow senatois. Shoitly after 12 30 .Mr. Piuden, one of the piesldent's seeietailes, appealed and cleltvoted "sundiv messages In wilting," fiom Piesldent McKlnley to the senate. The piesldent's message consisted of the nomination of his cabi net, as follows: JOHN" SHERMAN, ot Ohio, to bo sccre- turj of statu. I'YJIAN J UAIIII, ot Illinois, to be sec- let.nj ot the tieasuiv. RUSSELL A. ALGER, ot Michigan, to lie sceretai ot win. JOHN D LONG, ot Massichusctts, to bo ectetnt of ttie uuv CORNELIUS N. BLlbS, ot New Yolk, to be seeietnrj or tho Interior. JOSEPH M'KIIXXA, ol California, to bo attorne general JAMES A GARY, ot Mar land, to be postmasti i genei.il JA.MES WILSON, or Iowa, to be ecre- tary of ajji Uultinc. At ten minutes befoie one the senate went Into executive session to con sider the nominations, and within two houis they had all locelved undisputed continuation, and at 2.15 p. m., the senate adjourned until Morula. COMPLIMENT TO MR. SHERMAN. The length of the executive session this afternoon led to the calculation of seveial unfounded lumots that a eon test was being made against the con tinuation ot at least two of tho mem bers of the cabinet selected bj Piesl dent McKinlej. Rumor had it that the opposition wus aitriLd at All. McKenna, selected for the attorney genet nlshlp, and Mi. Alger, for secietaiy of wui. The delay was not unusual The nomination of Mr Shennan was con flnned Immediately without the toi nuillty of a refeience to the committee While this Is not the linaiiablo mle, it Is geneially extended to e-senatois as an net of couitesy. It was sug gested pilvately on the floor that the whole cabinet be at once continued; but this was not done, for had such ac tion been taken the compliment in tended for All. Sheiman would ha e been no compliment at all. All the other nominations' weie ic fened to the vnilous committees which immediately met in tho cloak looms adjoining the cliamliei and after an infoimal discussion of the nominations, made faoiable lepoits In, each case. Mi Teller addiessed the senate biief 1 He said lie did not piopose to op pose any selection Mr. McKlnley had made IK- lecognUed tho tact that the cabinet was the olilcial famll of the executive and the piesldent ought not to be hampered by the senate In the choice of tho men whom he desired for his acKiseis He deslied, howevei, to Bay that he believed that In some cases Mr McKlnley had made mistakes in the men he had chosen Whouvei else Mr Tettel may have had in mind Is unknown, for lie mentioned only Air. Ullss, nominated to be secietaiy of the lntei lor. Mr. Toller emphasized the fact that he did not criticise this nomination on peisonal grounds. He knew Mi Bliss to bo a man of affalis who had been successful and was held high In the esteem or his fellow men He did not doubt but that Mr Bliss would biing to the olllce all his business and execu tive ability. Hut theie was moie le HUlied, Mr. Teller said, than meie business ability. The Interloi depait menttwas one of the most impoitant in the government, affecting Intel ests in many of the states and particulaily those of the great west The secio tary nnnimlly made moie important decisions Involving propeity than did the supreme coutt. Tho head of tills gieat depaitment ought to be equipped with legal ability and a familial Ity with land mutteis to meet the Intil cate questions that would come theie for It. and for this leason, and for this leason only, Mi Teller said, the nomi nation was subject to ciltldsm. Air Stew ait, Nevada, spoke bilellj In the same vein. Air Hoar, of Massachusetts, leplled A WO I'cn ItllloiiH mill Nervous Disorder such us Wind ami Pain In tho Htomnc li, Kick Headache. .'"Vm"' '. ".""UHS ".lU "' inu ""-'"'"i llness and DiowslneL" c" d Clillls I liiili ft,, din'": ioH,'!,,',rr',I,,vH!l"t'lSI"";t",'i "f Ihcuth, Cottveness DIoteleHon tl." Hk'ln l)l". turliedHlctp, l'llgbtfu DieiiniHHiiditll NLivoiiMiiudTruiiibUiig HeiiHatlons, Aa, wlieu flieso kri'li l"iNl'!u'!NNrv MiNTiW-A"ltl.m"i,,i'' ""fVftl'eitiare. TUI! i'lkbl DOSI1 Wll.l. (JIVU Klil.ll.H IN IVVIiNrV MINUTl.s. This is no Itctlon Lveij Hiilltrer is earnestly invited to tiy ono boofthuHO Pills, nnd they will be acknowledged tii bs euuituj inviieci 10 N ui-uv-iirtma i'ii.i.3, iiKeiiiiKiureeled, willquleMv levtore feiiiules to euinpleto health, 'lliej piomptly leinovo obstructions or liresuliirltlexol tliu sjstoin. Poi u WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER they act like inaglc-ii few iIiwch will act wouduia upon tlie Vital (Jigans; Htrimetlienlng the Mum ulnr Hystem, lentorlim the long lost complexion, bringing bin k the keen ediro of api.e llte and iiiouslng with the Kostbud of Itcaliii the whole ptiyglcol energv or the hiimuii frame. TheHuiiiu fuctudiiiltted h llioiiMinds In all clauses of Hoclety, uud one of tho hot guarantees to thuNeivotiH mid Debilitated Is that l)ceclium' Pills have the l.arireit sale of any Patent Medicine In the World. WITHOUT A lirVAL. Annual Sales ocr 0,ooo,ooo Uoxcs line, ut Drug HtoreH, or w 111 be sent by V. H. row i oru, post puiu, upon lecelpt or price, to Mr. Teller's 'criticisms by praising the ability mid qualifications of Mr. Hllss. and, addressing himself to the one point made by Mr. Teller, assert ed that this could bo easily oveicomo by the selection of assistant secre tin Iok, who would have these qualifica tions and would guide the secretaiy In his rullnus. No other speeches were made. The names of General Alger and Judge McKenna were not mentioned In the discussion, and all the nominations were then confirmed without a fonnal vote being taken. HURLED INTO A CREEK. I'cuullnr WiccU on tho Itiiltimnro anil Ohio Railroad. Aurom, Ind., Maich 5. The fast pas senger tialn which left Clnclnnntl at 3.15 o'clock this morning for St. Louis over the Haltlmoie nnd Ohio South western lallroud, was wiecktd four miles west of Cochrun this morning The engine and tender weie hulled Into a Hooded cieek. Six bundled feet of track gave way beneath the moving train and the engine plunged Into the water. For a time It was believed that both fliemnn and engineer had been killed, but the tiulnmen found them later In tiees. Thev had managed to make their way fiom the wieck nnd had swam to the branches, ftom which they weie llnally leseued GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT. liusiiicss Conditions Arc More En couraging with Each Succeeding Week Decrease in Failures. New Yoik, Alaieh 5 R. G. Dun & Co. will say tomonow In their weekly Review of Tiade: The slow and L'ladual Improvement obseived for some time lias continued duilng tlie past week, and without mil teilal check. Theie is a better demand for most products on the whole witli continuance of speculative bulng In some, notably In wool, because of ex pected duties Meanwhile money niui kets continue as easy and undlstui bed as If theie had never been anxiety about the gold leseive and faiily large sales of stocks on London account dining the week, possibly because of Intel national anxieties have made no peiceptlble diffeience in Ameilcan nun kets The maiket for matoilals has not changed to any Impoitant extent While the demand foi bcssemei pig was maintained there Is also less cut ting ot pikes to net moie business in llnlslicd pioducts, the gcneial range ol pi Ices still continue veiv low. The consumeis of billets uie not In the mai ket Just now and with somewhat laiger pioductlon of pig iron It may be doubt ed w bethel outside of ialls the demand for finished pioducts equals the capac ity oi woiks. Falluies tor the week have been 24G In the United States against 2Sr. last cui, and LVJ In Canada against CS last yeai. THAT .11T. LOOKOUT ACCIDENT. riom the 1'lttston Gazette. This week's expedience ut tho Mount Lookout eollk'i Is but another vol loicc rul Illusti.Ulon of the truth well lecoi; nlzed by experienced mining men that thero are daugeis in mining that no amount or human skill or wisdom cm foresee or avoid. It ai only by tho gieatest luck Imaginable that there was no loss or life at Wvomlng on Monday evening Right ch.unbeis wore working dlit-ctb under the spot where tho quick sand inteied tho mine, and piobnblv twontj oi more men weie engaged theie, but an houi or so previous to the acci dent Had the bieak occurred while thee men weie ut work and the wondei Is that it did not while tho coal was in pioccss or mining It Is doubtrul lr all oi any of thorn could have managed to escape from the great i ush of sand and wutei which mule Its wiv to the foot or tho shalt, a mile distant, almost with tho inpldlty of lightning. o Notwithstanding tho very groat dangrt that men iced theo valuable lives though unknown to thorn at the time nothing moie could have been dono to piotct them, --o tin as human means aie concerned Theie is not the least gl ootid to suspect that the opciutlons weie not can led on In the safest possible mnnilei. In fact, under tho very spot where the break occuned, pillars of oxtiaoidinaiv stiength had been left, with the speclil aim In view or piotectlng the valuable piopertles overhead Yot tho accident oc cuned, doing thousands of dollais worth or damage and coming within .m ace or involving tho lives or many men. o The situation was simply that nnture, in one or her Iltrul moods, had dug out a funnel--hapod hole In the rock stiata which the test holes showed to be ,vi feet thick neai the spot whole the-hiejk occuned, and the hole, tilled with watei ami quicksand, wus so close to the coal bod that when tho coil was taken out undei it or loosened, the treacherous mass broke through There was not even the usual ominous noises of an Impending rail to warn tho men. An hour berote the break, all was ns quiet as the giave. All or tho Indications are that the break occurred In a twinkling and that the gangway was blocked moie or less all the way to the root or the shnrt within ten oi fifteen minutes No lesson can be deduced fiom tho accident It slmpb stands as a striking ovldenco that mine disasters are not always, oven if some times, tho result In the slightest degree of otllcial carelessness or oupldltv The min ing business Is of Its voiy nnture attend ed with gieat hazard, and men who are compelled to delve In the eaith must be prepared for the woist at any moment. MAY Klir.l' IT UP. rrom the Plttston Item. Tho Scranton Tilbuno asks: "Whom will Ildltor Dana peppei netV" The old man will be ut a loss, undoubtedly, now that Cleveland has letlred to pilvato lite, but ho will still have u chance at tho e presldcnt occasionally. Por the next four jears ho will llnd niateiial for anti Cleveland tliades, as tho effects of GiovePs legime shall eotne into evidence. Dana still has niateiial. DERFUL MEDICINE- Agent, P. P. Al.I.HN A CO.. Uild Cumil btreet. ' llook fteo upou appllcutlou. I a Kfl3B H na' LP nil ra 8 A$. i migiiuur niBinan mimes o mmmm m k mm mm general and his faith ful ally, from the Sentinel, At the breaking out of flic war of the re- ociiion in ltjiii, General Wiles, whoso por trait adorns our pnpc, was Captain and own Mr?r V10 "le" "ell-known river steamboat, "Charley Fotvviti," plying between Zones villa nnd Parkcrsburg, but bo Immediately disposed or bis boat ami became enrolled a"s lieutenant in tho 78tb Ohio Infantry. At the battle of Fort Tlonclson, on February 16, 1862, Lieutenant Wiles was promoted fiom lieutenant to lieutenant-colonel, for " brave nnd meritorious conduct ou the field," and t tho ago of thlrty-slx General Wiles was ar.Ni:iiAi, a. r. ttii.es. colonel of his regiment, and while with Sher man, wasga7ctted biigiidlcr-generai. 'Ihc Ocncral lives tlie greater part of his time in Hnlstead, Kansus, though be is much in Windsor, New York, In both of which places he has business interests that require his presence. bomo few jears ago General Wiles was at tacked by illniss, which came very mar proving fatal. Typhoid fever, followed by lutlammatory rheumatism and then par MARKETS AND STOCKS. Willi Street Review. New Vork, March 5. The course ot' the stock market In the earl trudlng today occasioned no little surprise to the gcn eial lun of traders The fact that Ameri can securities wore ' to -H pet cent, below .vesteida's closing led to the belief that consldeinble depiesslon would chaiaetei io the dealings. In the last houi stocks teacted '4 to l"i per cent, and specula tion closed rather weak In tone Net changes show advances of Htat Total transactions, lM.OW Planished by WILLIAM LINN, AL LIEN .t CO, stock blotters, Meais build ing, looms, 70J-70G. Open- High- Low- Clos ing, est. est. Ing. Am. Tobacco Co. ...73 7Di'i 74 H Am. Sug. Ret. Co ..113'i 117',4 llu'i 110 Atch , To. . S Pe .. 'Vt UH !-Ms l-'s At , To. i S Pel'r..227's 2J JJ'i, 23s Canada Southern Ches . Ohio Chicago Gas Chic , IS. .V Q. ... Chle , 13 , Q . C. C. C. & St. L Chic, Mil .v. St. 1 IGU 4i34 Wi 40". 17',i 17V4 17'i: l'Vs 1 04 n lOo'i 7o'i 2Si4 7G'a 10S 15.ii l"Ai 31 '4Z iusi(. 4SS 3i)U 8G ) 1 24i 91-g HO'i 14' 37 14'fc 55' 3 20'i 24g S-s 2734 lOt'i 107?i 107 7G'"a JS'i 70 Vi 1M 1DI 13't lwu 31 S7VS iinfc 1)7 in, 37' , w. 20'i 247S lS 274 7(,'i 2S34 70 v8 2 77'j 10SH 151 h 30' 8 1091 31sa SS 2J'i SIM 's 148 374 14'8 IW'i 2C 25H WW 2Si8 25'.i 3'2 1GH S34 Chic, R I & I'ac.lOS'i D, L & V 153H Ulst. .v. C r Wi Gon Rlectilc 31 Lake Shore 1CSV4 Louis. & Nash 4'J'i M. K. Tex. lr. ... 30H Man Rlevated ... . SP, Mo I'ac 22 Nat Lead 2P& N J Central Ul'S N. Y. Central Mt N. Y, L. K t W. ... llifj Nor. Pac, IJi C?'-! Out. v West 11 Omaha Tm'4 l'ac. Mall 20"t Phil, tc Reading .... 21ft Southern It R D Southern R 11. Pr. . 27Ts Tenn C. & Iron .... 27 Tex Pacific S4 Union Paclllc 7 Wabash Pi lG'i 'Jib ill. 1GH lsi Ss 24i lo'4 Vi i's r.Jfc 2l'j Western I'nion S1H W L U. S Leather ... M& S'i V S Leather Pi .. WH Wa Lehigh Valley 21H 2IH CHICAGO UOAKD OF TUADH PIUCHS Open- High- Low- Clos- WHEAT. Ing. est. est. ing. May 7L1V.. 7C, 73 7i3B July 73'i 73 72T3 73 OATS. Mn 17'i 17h 174 17, July Kli lS'b IS'i IS". CORN. May 2IV1 21'S, 21'i 24i July 233s 2.V4 231, jjij LAUD. May 4 20 1 2J 117 4 20 July 4 30 4 30 4 J3 4 A) POIlfc. May b23 8 37 S 23 S b3 Xnr Yoik Produce Market. New York, Maich 3. Floui Quiet, un changed Wheat Khmer, fob, bSV , ungraded red, 71aS7c; No 1 noithein, i7c.; options closed stiong at l'al'i ad vance; March, &4c; Mil, ii5ac ; July, S0H.C ; Septembel, 777ie. Coin Dull, flimer; No .', 2'i'Ac , elevatoi , 20Vi,e , uiloat, options dull and flim at 'lae advance, Match, 2J'jC ; Mnj, 30c, Julj, 31'tc , Sep tember, J3p Oats Dull, options dull, linnet; llaj, 21c , spot pi ices, No 2, 211,c.; No. 2 white, 23'e ; No 2 Chicago, 2294c; No 3, 20c. No. 3 white, 2Jc ; ini:.ed western, 20a23c; white do, 23a30c ; white state, 23a30c. Provisions Quiet, firm, unchanged. Lard Quler, strongei , westein steam, $1 33al,37V4; city, $lat0j, rellned, stiongei, quiet; continent, $170, South America, $4 U0, compound, 4'Jal'c. Putter Steadj, unchanged Cheese rirm, unchanged. Hggs Plrmer; state and Pennsylvania, 13Vsal4c. Pliilndelpliin ProviKion ."Hnrkot. I'hlladelphla, Maich C Piovlslons were fit mt: under hlghci westtin advices and a fair jobbing demand. We quote. Heef hams, $18.73ali), as to age and biand; poik, family, $10all, hums, S P. cuied, in tierc es, S'-aS'tc ; do. smoked, U'iallc , as lo nverago and biand; sides, ilbbed, in salt, 4Vi3e.; do. do. smoked, GVja3?iC ; shoul deis, plcklo cured, D'JaS'jC. ; do. do. smoked, 0'iabc; picnic hims, S. P. cuied, DHaOe ; do. do smoked, OUaOe.; bellies, In pickle, aecoidlng to aveiage, loose, Da5ic; bieaktast bacon, ti'iaT'ie , as to biand and nverage; laid, puie, city lellned, in tleices, 4l4a3e , do do., in tubs, Ear,14c , do butchers', loose, 4c , city tal low, In hogsheads, 3c; countiy do, 2'si 3c, as to quality, and cakes, 3'iC. Chicago Criiiu and Provision Market. Chicago, Maich C The leading tutuies ranged as follows: Whea-Mareh, TB'Jc, Tisc; May, 7GV(c , 7Cc; July, 72?ac, 73't.u. Oats March, 16c, lGo.j May, Hc , 17'-t ; July, 18'4c , Wic. Mess poik-May, J4 20, $1 20; July, ?1 7H. $4 30 Shoi t rlbs-Ma , J4.3i'i, $1 37'i; July, $l.42t(,, $i iVi:. Cash quotations were ns folov.'s: Plour Dull, llrm, unchanged; No 2 spring wheat, 71'iai 73&c; No 3, 72c; No. 2 red, 84)a87e , No. 2 corn, 23a23'c.c ; No. 2 oits, lGc ; No. 2 tje, 34c; No. 2 bailey, 33e ; No. 1 flax seed, 7sa7U-ftc ; timothy seed, $2 70; mess pork, $S.23ali 30; lard, $1 lOat 12's; slioi t libs, sides, $4 20a4.W; shouldeis, $4.G0a4 75, short clear, sides, $4GOa4 02'4; whiskey and sugars, unchanged Chicago Live Stock. Chicago, March B. Cattle Hecelpts, i&ii0 head; inuiket tlun and 10c higher; com mon to extra steeis, $3G3a5.10; stockoip und feeders, 3 33al,23; cows and bulls, Jl,'J0aJ.73j calves, JJG0aG23; Texans, .C0u 125. Hogs Hecelpts, 23,000 head; market llrm uud Gc hlghei; heavy packing uud shipping lots, J3 G3a3 bO; common to choleo mixed, $3 0043 80; choice utssorttd, $3 73a 3.83; llgiit, JS 70a3 t5; pigs. i,40aj.6o. Sheep Hecelpts, 8,Qou head, anurket easy unci m Cherokee, JCansat. alysis, mado a temporary wreck of the her culean frame, and in view of his advanced age, his anxious friends believed that bo was not long fur tbU world. The followiiig is his own account of bis illness : "In (be latter part of 1800, I was taken down with a sevcro attack of tvphoid fever, which confined me to my bid for two months. Two months is a long timo fo be in bed, but I was not to get up jet, for Iniiammatory rheumatism sciicd mo, and it was worse tliiin the tvphoid, ior it was moro painful. To add to my trouble and mako It more inter est ng, tlie inllammatoiy rheumatism was followed by a stroke of parol sis, and I lost almost totally the use oi my legs and arms, for I could not walk a step and could not feed mvself. It would teem that I had reached the depths of misery, but such was not the case, for my kidnevs gave out, and this seemed to be tho last straw ou the load that was to crush me. " My friends all thought I would nev er re cover, nnd though the doctors came to see mo and prescribed, it was easy to see that they were but trying to mako my pathway to the grave a little more ensy, without the remotest liope or recovery, and I looked for ward to death with happiness. "While in this frame of mind, I wni ad vhed by a fiicnd to try Dr. Williams' Pink mi ')u'a "ot5n" t,ie "so 0f tliciu, taking ono pill after each meal, and this I continued for one week, and began to fancy I perceived improvement in my condition. I then hi creased the dose to two niter each meal, and at tho cud of tho srnnnd uppL- l,n,M v., .. doubt but what Pink Pills were making mo better, so I kept on using them according to directions, nnd In three months was n well man." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to givo nevs life and rich ness to the blood nnd restore shattered nerves, rhey aro for sale by all druggists, oi may be had by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y., for 50 cents n box, or bix boics for $2.50. 10c. low oi. Inferior to choice, S.' 73a i 23; lambs, $3 50a3. It it Hit lo Live Stock. nullalo, N. V, Match G Cattle Slow and unchanged Veils Dull and weaker Hogs Strongei ; good to choice Joikets, $3.93; mixed packers, JJS7u3'J0, heuw, Wi3, ))lgs, JJMla3.!)3, roughs, $3 10ajf0, stags, U r,0a3. Sheep and lambs Sttonger foi lambs; llrm for sheep, choice lumbs, J3 13a3 23; fair to good, $IGUu5 10, mixed sheep, good to choice, $lal 25; culls to full, -'Wj3 75, wethers, SIIOalM. Oil Murkei Oil Cltj, Pa, March 5 Ciedlt balances, 31c. "Do ou think opals nte unlucky?" iu qulied the supeistltious man "Yes," was the leplv ".My wife vvullts one -and it's going to cost mo $30." Washington Stni. Don't rur liouse stand I vacant when you LCclV can find a good tenant by placing a small "adv." in The Trihunk "Want" columus One Cent for A Word.. rou ri:nt. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. T?("tnNT-"-1rw7r"'lt6l)jisi).V KlItbT X1 Horn ol Me-moilnl Hull, lir Washington avenue, now occupied b Dr. Hiites, Apply to W. W. liA'IIIHOPL. i,-oititic.T-Kivi: Pi.ooits., ui:-,r loca- J1 tlon, in ccntei of eitj, suitable for auv kliulofbiiKliRos, cltv bent; elevator put In if deslied. Inqtiiie ol 1 HOS,. WKLLb, Coin monwcnlth llulldlug. O'JO-l'PKP, HHALTHV HflPSP.TWLLVr. V looms mill bnth; till light; all convenl ineis, hot and (old VMiteron three Uoori, and luundrj. JuNLS, ;ni sjpruie stieet. j.m.n i: fiousi;, LrxTiuoi-sirALi. lkuit I ioouih, hot nnd cold VMitei ou eveij llooi, lavatoiv with hot und cold water on pailor tloor, hot unit cold watei In bediooms, bat Ici spantiy with hot and c-old watei, good launch, (ellai undeuliiiliied uud eetnented, plumbing the vciv best, tiapped, ventilated to the loof and ticiated, liiindMiine liiimtel and low down giate In back pailoi, bullet In dining loom, housekeepers closet viltli dinners, luiiince, range, two water closets. lOMN, :n 1 spuKestiiLt. Qir -s,ri:AVI 1II1AT AND WA'I'l'll IV. V dudedl, stole ohdo dudedl, stole opposite Hotel Jeimvn. (,ood buslniss, good wlndown, good ttlliu Iloi uoll.loiilll oi stoiiiL-ei. i old viiiilt.oulslili! undliuldu stalls, watei closet, cleitile and as lights, tanks, basins, c tiundelleiH, deeoin tlons. IOM:s,!1 Sprucosticet. J701t ItLNI'-MtP. ItOOMR X1 ot untarnished, with b S. PPItNlSIIHl) boiud. Madison avenue, neat viiiiueuy. ueieienees. .vi. u., 1 1 ibunu olllce. TT'Olt lti:N'l-HOt'slH CONTAINING s, J looms, with inodein Impioveinents. ri'J.I Wjonilng avenue. ?UIt ItHNT-IlOt'Si:, l UOOMS ON THll X1 Hist llooi. ft'27 Woinlng avenue. CUI'l KS TO It HNT 5 1 1) ADAM'S. I70H ItP.NT-HOl'Si: CONTAINING h J1 looms, with modem lmpioeiiieuts,sir Apiilj on pienilses, 1618 Wuslibuin stieet. T70U iti:NT-THi:THiti:n Pi.ooitsovpit J No. Ul)s.piuee street, now occupied bv tho Itowlng Assoi latlon, possession Apill I. Iiuiulro ol 1'It.LD. WAONLlt, r.U Liickii wanna uvenue. AGENTS WANTED. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. rNVWsTTtsTuHLi y out 101 and -j.-h. household neieHsltlei-; quick selleis, alno agents foi out catchv nov cltks, sample ()e. 1 01 lurtietilais addiesK Willi II Ml 11 LO. PJN.rotuthSt , Phllu. A' AA.-W VNTLD-MHN AND WOJUIN. voting and o Id. to work foi us in ibeh own hollies in spare time, ilaj 01 evening. We jiav SHI to siir, pel veek. Noeainass. lug. Auv child can do the woik. Send ad diess to-dav. Wo send woik at once. 'IIIP VAIL AltT CO., Dept 'J77, Vail, Pa. TV H DON'T WANT IIOYH Olt LOAPHIts., but men ol ublllt; ?:mi) to hr,i)(i n month to hustlers; state and gcneial agents, siiliiiv and loiiiiiilMslou, ItACINH rlltL HNliINHCO., Hueine, Wis. WANTKD-SOLICl'lOItsi; NO DHLlVKIt ing, no collecting; position peimancnl; aj weekl; state ago. GLLN HKol'HIUtM, ltoihcstet, N. V. 7-ANTi:U-UHM:itAL AOIJNTH IN L - el count; uIho lad ciuivussers, soiiic thlng new; sine sellei; nppl) quick. J. (,. IIH.IIIJHT, 111 Adams avenue, sjcruntoii, Pa. AUKN1S-WHAT AHH YOU GOING To do about Sale Cltlzenshiniiile,, i. c,u Ing by thousands. Addiess NICHOLS Nupeivllle, 111. A GKNTS-'IO SKLL OPH "l'llACTlCAL IV guld, Hllvei, nickel and coppei electro plasteis; pikes iioin Sil upwind: salar and expenses paid; outllt free. Addiisx, with stump, -MICHIUAN MPG CO., Chicago. AUHN'lh-TO Si:i-L CIOAllS 'IO DUAL tis; 'J5 vuH'kl.v and n)cnhes; e-cil-eneo lllinccessai. CONhOLlDAlLD Ml G CO , lb Vuu Ituren St., Chicago. ki-Jal estate. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. 77oiATI:-i?rWAHiTi7uli V S'-',050, iiiuh; ueidevlution, M,, Tllblllie olllce. CHIROPODIST AND .MANICURE, pOHNS, HUNIONS AND INGHOW1NG w nulls cuied without the least puin or diawliig blood. Consultation and advice given liee. K. M. HL'l.HL, Chliopodlst, Utll) Laekawaiinu uvenue. Ladles iittunded at their ruddonce If deslu-d. Chuiges uiuder-ute. -onno A PECULIAR SPANISH You will judge, perhaps, on first thought, but when you know the price you'll not be surprised. Twelve years ago thess Spanish Scarfs were in great demand and were worn extensively as a neck and shoulder ornament. And they are good today, as many of our friends who have already bought them tell us for head-gear, if you are going out in the evening, or you can take one of the wide, extra long ones, and make a waist or bodice over a covered ground. This lot we have are strictly all silk, and many of them are big enough for a shawl. The actual value is from $1,50 to $4.50 each. OUR SALE PRICE CONNOLLY I1ELI WANTED FEMALES. Adv. Under This Head One Cent n Word. WANTKD-CO.MPHfKNT GIHL '10 DO 1,'encial housework; lefeiiiiceiequlred. 5'JU luliic uvenue. T AD1KS--1 MAKE HKiTvVAOlN DOING X-J pleasant home work,audwlll t'ludh send urn luiiiiiiiiniH loan senuniK -j ecni stamp. MISS M. A. bl'KlllJINH, Lawrence, Mich. 7ANTnD--LADV AUKN'IS IN SCltAN- ton to sell and Introduce Snydei'B euko lelnii; e pel lenced canvasser preferred; work peinianent and vei piolltable. Write Toi partlculiiis at oik e und it benellt of bolldnv tiade. T. U. hNYDLHi CO, Clnclnnntl, O. J ANTKD LM.M LDIA'l KLY-TWO HNRIl- s?ctlc Riileswomcu to leptesent us. Guaranteed Stl a duv without Inteiferln with other duties. Healthful oectiputlon. Willo fur paitleulins, enclosing stainp, M VNGO CULM ICAL COMPANY, No. 72 John s-tieet, New York. WANTHD-LD1KS-S10() IN GOLD t'lven uwu.v. Who can foim the (jieut et number of words ftoin the litters In RU LIAHILITY.'. You can liuiku twenty or moie words, weleel sine, nnd if ou do vou will lt eelveii(;ood leward. Do not use an lettei nioiu times than It uppcais In the wotd. I'so no luiiKiiaco exi ept HiikIIsIi. Woijs Biielled alike-, but with dltleiulit meuning, mn bo Used but once, t'se an dlctlonur. Pio nouns, nouns, verbs, adverbs, piclltes, stir lives, adjectives, propel nouns allowed. Anv tliliit; that Is a lcvltlm.ite vvord will be nl lowcd. Work It out In tills iiiunnei: Hat, let, 1 e, lie, liable, bit, bite, bet, but, etc. Use these wouls In joui list. The publlsheiM of WOMAN'- Wollt.ll VNI) Jl.NNI-sS Mi 1,1,1 u VIOMIII.V will pu sj'jo oo I,, Kolcl to the pel sou able to niiilce the laiKcst list of words Horn theletteislnllie wind HLLIAMLITY; S 10.00 for the sceond, sr 00 for the thlid; S-5.00 lot tlieloiutli, andS'J.OO each foi tho llilitv net lai gist lists. The above lewaids uieglven lieeand without consldeiatlon foi tho purpose of attracting attention to out handsome woman's inun7lne, thlit-sl ) lees, 1 u long eolumns, ilnel lllustiated, and all oilglnal niattei, long and .short s-to-lies b the best authois; pilec, S1.00 pti Vtui. 'loentei the contest, it Is necessutv foi ou to send 'J" cents In stamps or silver, loi a tluee months tilal subscription wtthoui list ol wouls, and ovci person seudlng the '2r (intH and u list ot twent winds or more Is giiuiantced an etiu piescut, b rettiin mall, (In addition to the minnilne)' of a 188-puge book, "l'leusllie Island, b Itobert Lotus Steveuson, a laselnatlng stoi of love and thrilling adventuie. s-iitlsruetlon guaranteed In evei ease oi moiic refunded. Lists should be sent at once, add not Inter than Mas 15. '1 he mimes and addiessts of suc cessful contestants will be pilutid in June Issue, published In Mnj. oui inibllintlnii has been established ten .veils, vc leler jou to nu incieantlle agencj for out standing. .Make join list now. Addiess Wu.MAN S WOitLI) I'LIJLIsIIINiiCO.'J'JO-U-T'Iemplo Couit llulldlng, New oik tit. WAN IKD-LVDIIIS-8100 IN GOLD given aw nj. Cut this out andsnvoit This ad. m.i not appeal again. Are on n siiiuit spcllei.'. We give S1UII awav In pilm to those able to make tho largest list ol winds Horn the word ItLsPONSlllLi:. on can make at least twent, we believe, andll.vou inn jou will get a present an.vwu.v.and It join list Is the biuc-l vou will get 10 oo In ea"h Heie me the lilies to follow: Cseonl wuidslnllie ihigllsh language. Do not use an litter In a woid nioio times than It up piiiis In lll.NPON,im.H. Wouls spelled alike (tin bo tiseel onlv once t se an dlc tlonur, and we allow to be counted piopei IWU1M... ,u nnriims. ,ir,tli,. uiiMWmw ,,.. legttlniuti wold, lids is the wa: Itespous Iblc, icsponse, lip, sop, see, sin, sip, soil, sob, sole, Uc I sc these words, 'I he publlshei ol Tin Wiriui n WmivN will give .ivvuj, on vpill 10, the sum ot MOO, divided Into 'J I pilcslui the laigest list ol wouls us above, a 10 to the peison making the huBist, $10 fot tho second hiigest, live e ich loi the net live largest lists, s,:t each torthencu 1 lam est, und bl lor each ol the net Iti laigest INis. Wowant.vou to knov, oui p tpoi, mill It Is foi this leason wo ollei these piemiums Wo make no evtia ehaige foi the prlv Hereof enteilnjf tills woid-bulldlng contest, but It ts nitessai to send us 'jr cents, sllvei oi stamps, loi which we villi send vou oui hand some lllustiated '.ist-puge miigalne loi sl mouths, and the vn dti we ieeeIveour leinittanie we will mall jou, lice, a be uitlliil pletiue entitled "i he ioiest Suutmirj, 17 'J I luchis, a ihuiiiilng piesent 'ihisolli-i Is the giiatest ou have evei hud mude to vou. s.endoui list ut once. II ou win one ol the itilis ,,m inline will In, mililiwlipil In ,,m via lss"ue. Addiess I'm Vvil itlc i.v Won iv, Illl and l'Jl Nassau St., New Yoik Cltv, N. Y. HELP WANTED .MALES. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. VVAVI HDM . TO M NA.E Jilt vNt II ollheat Sciunton tin old established house; salui, bl.MOOu nii, SHOO lush and best lereicinesreiiulied, lnonev lull seemed; inmmiulal leleieuees ruiuishcd. Addiess KELLER ,V KIRKPAfRlCK, f,(l Noith Utll St., Philadelphia, Pu. COLK I TORS AN'l LI) -1'ltoriT MILE ii and aiccable woik. i'ii(l htiuiiu fui In. formation. N VI ION VL t ItEDllOlts .s,. sot 1 VTION, No 1 1 Past l'Jd St., New oik. w TANl'r.D HIGH GRADE MAN OR woman of uood cliimli stimdhiir. (It-i willing to lun n oil! business then to ait as nianagti and loriespondeut ill hgh (lass busluiss. Salurv, loinmlsslon oi both. En close siiriiddussul stamped envelope to VIis, K. V. REED, guneial nianater, ri'Jo dams avenue, Siianton, Pa. UrANTED-AN IDEA. WIIOl AN I'Hl.MC ol some simple thing to putent." Pio tut.voui ideas, thev nuiv biiug ou wealth. Wllte lOHN WEDllEltlll'RN ,'s (O, Dept. I . 'Jil, Patent ttoines, iishlngton, I). (',, loi theli S1HOO pi IO ollei and list ol 1,000 Inventions wanted. UrANTKD-AH AGENT IN EVERY MX tlon to canvass; s? .oo to bn.un a dav made; sells at sight; also a man to sell staple Ooods to dealers, best side line ,7i a month; sulai or huge eoiiiuilsloii made: evpeileuee uniiccesyai. ( llttou "soap and Munufuitiii Ing Compaii , l luclnuatl, O. 7ANTED -- WH!.I,-kNOWN IA.N IN evei town to sollelt stock subsulp. tlons; aiuonopol: big mom roi agents; no c.ipltul reipiiied EDWARD C. t'l.SH A CO., Uorden Uluek, Chleugo, 111. FOR SALE. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. OR HALE A 'JOU EGG'. NCUIJAIOR IN leueci condition. .ppi I ID North Garfield avenue, Serautou , ra. IAIIJI POR .SALE AT WAVERLY DOR- I otigli, eontulnlng elo ueres; good IioubOj bam and orehaul, lmniliu J, 1). KNIGH'l, Clurk'sGiieu, Pa. I,"OR8ALE-rniSTCLASSlloAD HORSE, II cheap, euu boseeu at 1 lit! N Main avt nue. frOR HALE-FURNITURE, OARI'EIH, I1 book-euses ut gieat burgulus. l'j l Madi son avenue. f?OH HALE-A HILVER-PLATED CONN I' double bell euphouium, nicely cngruved, with trombone bell, gold lined; nearly now and cost 00; w 111 sell at a buiguln. Address tliln week to 11 Pu. Sly & Wallace PURCHASI TO IKE WAS THIS 69 DOZEN OF nCE JU4 & WALLACE, TJ'OIt HALi:--H()UMH, AGP.DHIX YHAHS, X weight, 1,000 pounds; can be seen ut 10'Jl Price street. MONEY TO LOAN. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. 01,800 AND r00 ON P1IIST MOUIGAGH cj) tlty inoperl,tiKsoon ni title upproved. D. H. ULPLOGLt;, Attorne , Meari llldg. Q'JO.OOO TO LOAN ON GIT PHOPRIITY su) In sums to suit hoi rower. Call or addiess W. GAYLOHD THOMAS, Attorney, Itepub llcan building. CLAIRVOYANT. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. M.MH. DC LLON PENT ON, CMa7hVo lint und l'hienologlst, lO'Jd West LiielcnvTunuu avenue, Hide Park, a few dus only. LOST. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word T OS i'-ON UON1) A Y LAS r' ui; rVIH2N 1-J Hvdel'ark and Gieen Hidge a feather collnielto; li suitable icward will be given for the letuin of snine to Phelps' Di ug store, cltv . CITY SCAVENGER. Ali.ISniGGS CLEANS PItIVY V VULTS and cess pools; no odoi. Improved pumps used. A. UltlGOS, 1'ioprietoi. Leave outers 1 100 N. Main ave,, ot Llekes' drug stoic, corner Adams and .Mulberi. Telephone III) IO. STOCKHOLDERS' 31EETING. fTlHlTVNrUAL MtnTriNtJ OP THE JL stockholders or the Dickson Vlunufac taring Compaii, foi the election of directum and tiansiietlon or such othei business as mav piopeilv eoinu beroio tho meeting, will be held at tho olllco of tho company In tho cit ofberanton, Penns Ivanla, on vVidues dii, March loth, 1807, ut 10 o'clock a. in. L. P. llOWEIt, beeletai. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word, ASttr, 0 "iTCu PET 1 1 ."EA N 1 NO jT V CHIN E call eain $0,000 per veal, wilte foi cata logue. CLEVELAND LALNDRA MA CHIN E CO., Clevelund, Ohio. 24 ON EVERY S100 MADE LAST kj x moniii iiiiougii our s.v stem oi s mil cute speeiilation. Send foi full eplanatoi naiilphlet. O'CONNOR A. CO., 10 Wall St., VOt CAN .MAKE SOME MONEY HY IN X vesting lu speeiilation liiiuicdlutel; send foi oui booklet, "Good Advlie' and dull lafonnatlon. A. V. 110RST J: CO., 0 Pine St , New York. PROPOSALS. BIDS WILL UH RECEIVED U THE I'N doislgned, on oi before Maich -.'Otli, tin from 500 to (100 getanlum plants, to be de llveied in such ipinntlties as dlicctcd, at the dltleient ceiueteiles ot Scranton and Dun uiuie on the muinlug ol .Mumoilal Da.v nevt lo bo good, stioug, huid plants, glow u lu pots, not less than eight Indies high: di iiveud In tall bloom, unpotted. ROllEltTC l L VItIv,Ste'ietui Joint Memoilul Duv Coin mlttee l'osts i:itl und tijp, 018 Adams avenue. SITUATIONS WANTED. XvrTmnilDGUt -fin situation to do geneial housework In a small fumll. Addiess, mi Harilsou aveiiue. QITUATION WANTKD-11Y A YOUNG O man Hi ears or iiife, willing todoanv kind ol woik. Addies D. W., 150 Noith Mala avenue, i it. .M'EltlENLED SALESMAN SEEKM situation wholesale oi ictull. Addiess , eaio ol ThomuH W. Lewis, W. II. LEWI' 01 pliant. WAN ri:i IJV WOMVN, WASHING OR go out b thedu. V. S, 1 17 N. Main avenue, dt. pVRPEN'lER WORK WANTED BY A V' good mechiinlc; haul wood a spulultv. Addiess CARPENTER, eaio T ilbuno Oillee. FINANCIAL. EVERY SATURDAY We mall to out (tistomcis ( hecks foi their sbaie of theli piotlts ailslng fiom out VS i tK l.v svmiU vn s, avei aging g to 8 per cent. Vmouuts of SJOO uud upwuuls luiepttd. Wilteloi oui pamphlet evplalnlng puitleu lais. SAM KELLER & CO., Bankers and Brokers, Established 1 S87. Lord Court lllg, New York PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Physicians and Surgeons,, DR MARTHA S EVERITT, 103 WASH lngtou ave. Olllce hours until 10 a m , 2 to 1, G to 8 p. in. MARY A. SHEPHERD, M D , HOME opnthlst, No. JJS Adams avenuo. DR A TRAPOLD, SPECIALIST IN Diseases ot Women, coiner WomIng avenuo and Spruce street, Scruntou. Of fice houi s, Thursda and Satuida, 9 a, m. to 0 p. m. DIl COMEGYS-OFriCD NO 337 N. Washington ave. Hours, 12 in to 3 p. m Diseases of women u speclult. Tel ephone No. S232. DR W. E. ALLEN. 61J NORTH WASH, lngton avenue. DR. ANNA LAW, 303 WYOMING AVE. Ofllce houis, 9 11 a. m 1-3 p. m , T-S p. in. DR" L. M.GATES, Zl WASHINGTON avenue. Olllce hours, 8 to 9 a. ni 1.3i) to 3 and 7 to & p. m. Resldencu 309 .Madi son avenuo. DR. C L. FREAS, SPECIALIST IN Rupture, Truss Pitting und Fat Reduc tlon. Rooms 200 und 207 Mears Building. Olllco telephone 1303. Hours: 10 to 1' 2 to 1, 7 to 9. DR. S. W LAMEREAUX, A SPECIAL lst on chronlo disease of the heart, lungs, liver, kidney and genlto urinary or gans, will occup the otflco of Dr. Roos. Hi Adams avenue. Oftlce hours, 1 to S p. m, DR. JOHN C. PRICE, 339 WASHINGTON uvenue. Olllce hours 8 to 10 u, m.; 2 to 4 und 7 to 8 p. m. CHOICE FOR 50c. 20s,iS'?IOAuvseenuo' w. a. nooK, vnTnniNARY sun- geon Horses, Cattlo and Dogs treated. Hospital, 121 Linden street, Scranton. Telephone 2672. Lawyers. FP.ANK E. nOYLG, ATORNUY AND counsellor-at-law. Purr building, rooms 13 and 14, Washington avenue. EDWAP.D W. THAYER, ATTOHNKY, Itooms 212-13-K Cominonw eaith Bldg. JErPHEYB & RUDDY, ATTORNEYS-at-I aw, Commonwealth Building WARREN & KNAPP. ATTORNEYS and Counsollors-at-lavv, Republican building, Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa. JESSUP & JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND and Counsellors at law. Commonwealth building, Washington avenue. W. II. JESSUP, W. H. JESSUP. JR. PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS' National Dank Bu 1 1 m m ALFRED HAND, WILIAM J HAND, Attorneys and Counsellors, Common. vvealthbiilldlnc , Rooms 19. 20 and 21. TRANK T OICELL. ATTORNEY-AT-Law, Room 5, Coal Exchange, Scranton, Pa. JAMES W OAKFORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law Rooms 03. CI and 03, Common, wealth building SAMUEL W. EDGAR, ATTORNEY-AT-Law Office, Wyoming avenue, Scranton. L A WATRES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 423 Lackawanna nve , Scranton, Pa. URIE TOWNSEND, ATTORNDY-AT-Law, Dlmo Bank Building, Scranton. Money to loan In largo sums at 6 per cent. C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-Law, Commonwealth building, Scranton, Pa. C. COMEGYS, 321 SPRUCE STREET. D. B. REPLOGLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS negotiated on real estate security. Mears buildings, corner Washington avenuo nnd Spruce street. B. F. KILL-AM, ATTORNEYAT-LAW. 120 Wyoming avenue, Scranton, Pa. JAS J II HAMILTON, ATTORNEY'. at-Law, 43 Commonwealth bldg., Scran ton. WATSON, DIEHL. HALL & KEMMER ER Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law; Traders' National Bank Building, rooms C, 7, 8, 9, and 10; third floor. Detectives. BARRING & M'SWEENEY. COMMON wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser vlee Agency Architects PERCtVAL J MORRIS, ARCHITECT, Board of Trade Building. EDWARD- h7 DAVIS, "AlfCTITECT. Rooms 21, 23 and 2C, Commonwealth l)ullding, Scronton. E L WALTER, ARCHITECTrorFIcl: rear of COO Washington avenuo. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR , ARCHITECT, 133 Spruce St., cor. Wash. nve.. Scranton. FREDERICK L BROWN,"ARCHITECT, Price building, 120 Washington avenue, Seianton, T I. LACEY' & SON, ARCHITECTS, Traders' National Bank. Alelerniiin. G r.KELLOW, 1001 W.LACKA. A-VE. Dentists. DR T. L. M'GRAW, 303 SPRUCH street. DR II. T. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O. DR. E. Y HARRISON. 113 S MAIN AVE. DR. C. C. LAUBACII.J15 Wyoming ave. R. M. STRATTON. OFFICE COAL EX- change WELCOME C. SNOVER, i LACKA. ave Hours, 9 to 1 nnd 2 to 5. Dressmaker. MRS M. E. DAVIS, -130 Adam3 avenue Schools. SCHOOL OP THE LACKAWANNA Scranton, Pa., prepares boys and girls for college oi business, thoroughly trains joung children. Catalogue at re quest. REV. THOMAS M. CANN. WALTER II BUELL MISS WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN and School, 412 Adams avenue. Spring term Apill It Klndc'igarten $10 per term. See.!,. G R CLARK & CO., SEEDMEN AND Nurserymen, stole 11G Washington ave. nue; green house, 1330 North Main ave nue; stoto telephone, 782 Wire Screens. JOS KUETTEL, REAR 511 LACKA wanna avenue, Sciuntoti, Pa, munufic tuier of Wire Sci eens. Hotels and Restaurants. THE ELK CArE, 125 AND 127 FRANK- lln avenue. Rates reasonable P. ZEIGLER. Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D , L S. W. passenger depot Conducted on the Eu ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop. Miscellaneous. BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC TOR balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed dings and concert work furnished For terms address R. J Bauer, conductor, 117 Womlng avenue, over Hulbert'3 music store MEGAROEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS' supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine. Waiehouse, 130 Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa. FRANK P BROWN & CO. WHOLE sale dealers In Woodware, Cordage and Oil Cloth, 720 West Lackawanna ave. THOMAS AUBREY. EXPERT AC countaut and auditor. Rooms 19 and 20, Williams Building, opposite postottlce. Agent for the Rex File Extinguisher Printing. THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO. North Washington Avenue Llnotypa Composition of all kinds quickly done. Whittles unsurpassed In this ret'lou. y
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